Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1921 — Page 2

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Wednesdav. June 22, 1921.

Extraordinary Precautions Are flTaken To Guard Lives Of P King And Queen.

By DANIEL. O'COXNELL. T: SUff CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE! JEJELFAST. Juntj :2. This city was rr armed camp whin King George and jjaeen Mary amvsd hire, today to participate in the state opening o f the new Ssfthern Ireland parliament. It was the first t:ma in nineteen years that fvjjig George had vlsiud Leifart. 2i KOVAL YACHT S I 11 HO I N DtD. iJThe Royal Yacht Victoria, and Albert, JSeorted by a s.-j i ron ,.f warships Ame into the harbor in the gray dawn C&d Immediately dropped anchor. The KM si yacht was' surrounied by a corm of men-of-war while others pajtjelled the bay and the waters outside, -tioi.'ast has always been loyal to the Btryal fsmi'y during the turbulent reBaiilicaB agitations 'n Ireland. It toi rains today to ";iov its loyalty. The British flags fluttered from windows Tje$t tops and roof poles. Thd houses w f re festooned with bunting. The picture of the king and quen werd everywhere. EVKK I.IKE rHi:riTio.s. Never in. the history of Ireland hid satch precautions been taken for the

Oroteetion of royal g-.u.sts. This e:tyi

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it was the b:ggeji celebration Ireland had had in a hundred years. and Belfast made most of this opportunity to show her resentment against tha Sinn Felners. 1W.OOO SEK AFFAIR. Vp to tlie time this dispatch was written the republicans had not attempted any hoitile demonstration. Ii

was estimated that 100. OuO persons were gathered along the route of the royal

procession.

In addition to five regiments of troops, airplanes drifted back and

forth above the city like great tireless birds. It was pointed out this was the first tima since the days of George III. that a King of England has intervened personally in politics. n ni'iiits to H:rpv n.vs. The king- referred to the happy days he had spent in Ireland as a midshipman in.the British navy while h was prince of Waies. "I have watched Ireland with constant sympathy .ner since," continued George. "I couldn't have allowed myself to 'give Ireland by deputy alone my earnest prayers and good wishes for the new era winch now is opening - "Therefore I came in person as head of the empire to inaugurate this parliament and I came with deep-felt hope. This is a great critical occasion of history in the six counties an occasion that touches Ireland a whela and finds as an echo in the remotest parta of the empire. " SIX I l I.ST KK PROVIKCK J (The six counties referred to by the king are thosa comprising Ulster province which is represented by the new parliament.) The kins; expressed confidence that the important matters entrusted to 'the northern parliament would be managed with wisdom, moderation and fuirness and that due regard would be given .o every faith and every interest. Few thine are more earnestly desired by the English speaking world than a satisfactory solution of the Irish problem declared th king.

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ciates, has filed suit for divorce in the Hammond superior court. They separated June 4, and have been living together since October 11. 1913- When they separated he told me that under no circumstances would he ever live with me again. She says ha has been spending his money in gambling and riotous living. Sh asks for th! custody f their two children. $15 per week for their support and $1,000 ali mony. McMahon & Conroy aro her attorneys.

NAME QUALIFICATIONS

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i Why Yon Mikst Have Iron to Make Your Body Strong and Your Brain Keen AJert and Powerful Value of Spinach and Organic Iron to Help Maia '- Rich Red Blood and Revitalize Wornout Exhausted Nerves

WITH PLENTY OF BLOOD AND IRON, YOUR BRAIN is the most wonderful thing in all creation but without these it is nothing. IRON TAKE3 OXYGEN from your lungs and carries it to your brain. Without ifon your train gets no oxygen; and without plenty of rich red blood and oxygen your fcrain becomes dulfand heavy. YOUR INTELLECT POO&, your memory fails, YOU DO FOOLjISII THINGS, make bad decisions and you really amount to nothing, so far as accomplishing anything of importance is concerned. Xtw without iron YOUR BLOOD BECOMES THIN AND WATERY and loses its power to change food into living cells and tissue and therefore nothing you t does you the proper amount of good you do not get the full strength out of it. . THERE ARE 80.000.000,000.000 RED BLOOD CORPUSCLES IN YOUR BLOOD AND EACH ONE MUST HAVE IRON.

wTjeB. u a result of iron starvation you get tip feeling tired in the morning, when you rind rcmnelf Derous. irritable asd easily upwt; hen fou can do loot er do your da y"s wor& without beipg ali fagged out t cisht; when your digestioa all goes wrong, or you have pains across the back and your face looki pale and drawn, do not wait until you go all to pieces and eoilapM in a state of nervous prostration, er aotil In yotir weakened condition you contract some serious disease, but cat more spinach and other i roc-containing vegetables and take organic Iron with tiiera to help enrich our blood and rev'.taliie your wornout exhausted nerres. But be sure that the Iron you taka is orc&ulc iron aod not metallic or min

eral iron which people usually take. Onranla iron is like the iron in your blood and like the iron iri spinach, lentils and apples, while metallic iron is just as it comes from the action cf strong acids on small pieces of iron. Organic iron may be had from your druggist under the name of SL'XATKD IRON. Nuxated Iron represents organic Iron In such a highly concentrated form that one dose is estimated to be spproximately eiuialent (in organic iron content) to eating half a Quart of spinach or one quart of greca vegetables. It is like taking extract of beef instead of eating pounds of meat Your rconey will be refunded by the manufacturers if yon do not obtain perfectly satisfactory results. For sale by all druggists.

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SPECIAL TO THE TIMES! CROWN POINT. l.VD., June 22 Qualifications which prospective school attendance officers must sho before rt celving appointments have been ma.de much broader by the State Hoard of Education, according to Frank F. Helghway, county superintendent cf schools, who has returned from the state meeting at Indianapolis. According to the law, every attnedance officer must have completed th work of the elcfhentary public schools and no person will be eligible who does not meet this requirement. All graduates cf commissioner or certified high schools are eligible to

appointment without examination. Attendance officers not high school graduates must take an examination which wiTt he held Saturday, June 25. at the high school building in (Town I'etnt. The papers will be forwarded to the state superintendent and will be graded by the state atter.daj.ee officer. Those iualifjing with grades over 85 per cent will be certified tn the county superintendent who win make the selection from the list. No fee will be charged for the examination.

WON'T BE BURDEN TO OTHERS NOW Indiana Woman, Frail Since Childhood, Gives Tanlac Credit For Restoring Health. 'For the Brat tima sine I can remembe,r I am nuw enjoying good health, and J owe it to nothing but Tanlax:," s.aid Miss Olive B. Bolin. of Cannelton, Ind. "As a child I was frlal and delicate and as I grew older I gt worse and finally had to leave school. I was so weak I was never able to walk more than a block or two without stopptr.g to rest, and I had so little energy it was always an effort for ma U gt about at all. 1 never had much appetite and I always had trouble aftex eating. My back hurt me almost constantly and my sleep at night ws always disturbed and broken. I took first one medicine and then another, but none of it built me up or gavn me any strength- I feared I would be an Invalid and buren to others all my life. "But the turning point came when I got Tanla. for I began to Improve, riht off, and now I Just can t begin to tU how much better I feel in every way. Why, I have such a big appotlta I am actually ashamed to eat all I want, and I have gained so much piy clothes ar all too amll for me . I walk a mile or two at a time and hardly know what It is to feel tired. I sleep fine, am never troubled with indigestion or feel an ache or a pain, and tun simply in the best of health. All of my friends are as much .rejoiced as I am over tha way my htaith has been built up. Wa all think Tanlac is a truly wonderful medicine and I am ready to give it a. good word any time." Tanlac Is sold in Hammond by Summers Tharmacy and leading druggists. Adv.

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AT THE PARTHENON A story of what might happen in their own home town and to the people they know intimately, is always interesting to the followers of the, tioreer and when the story has a whole lot of dramatic suspense interwoven with thrills it becomes positively irresistible.

And It Is just this happy comhina-j tion that is promised the patron? o."' the Parthenon In the attraction that comes to that theater for three das, beginning tomorrow. On that date "lr,

the Heart of a Fool," the latest

Allan Dwan production will be a noteworthy attraction. This powerful epic of American life is from the novel by William Allen White and It is presented as a First National Attraction by the Mayflower Photoplay corporation. Tji story of "In theIIeart of a Fool" has to do with the man who sets the grosser things of life up before his God and who in the end finds hlmsolf In trouble with his maker and his fellowmen. An this is only one of the threads to the plot which is truly a big one.

THEY GOT THE "BIRDS" State Game Wrarden Al Barber of Hammond rl .-s in righteous indigatlon over the statement made in The Times yesterday regarding th. failure of game wardens to nab three "foreign speaking gents" who seined the fish out of the. Little Calumet river shortly after the wardens had grabbed two men who were fishing from the bridge near the scene of the seining. "Who said ws didn't get those birds?" ask Mr. Barber. "You just tell them that Warden Frank Lapham and my. self were right there. The 'foreign speaking gents' were Stanley Borycon, Stanley Pisj and Jos Thonas. We arrested them for fishing with a net and took them before a Justice of peace who soaked them $39 each."

LOWELL

John Dftnaha. of Crown Point.

big I c cn ousiness yesterday.

jonn ,-muer ana son Maurice,

ARTHUR COX HOLDTJP VICTIM Arthur Cox. 374 Hohman street, was held up and robbed last night by a negro at Hohman and the E., J. & E tracks. He was returning to his home at about 10 o'clock when the black man etepped out. covering him with a gun. The thief obtained $140 in cash. After robbing Cox. he ran down the tracks towards West Hammond. The negro is described as follows: bout 5 feet 8 inches tall. weiKht about 160 pounds, smooth face, very black, wore a dark suit and cap. Milton Dermedy. 1247 Harrison street, lost a tire from the back of his machine when it was standing at the coj-ner of Sibley and Hohman street last night. E. Allen. 191 Waltham street, was robbed of a ' Presto-tl te storage bat-

tery valued at sso. The battery The Standard Blood Purifier

tanen iron we gtrnj" at me rear or his home.

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Anthony Nomanson wers In Chicago on business yesterday. The Knights of rythias are making some extensive improvements on their building. Work on the new creamery building of the Clover Leaf Milk company, la progressing nicely and it is expected that the building will b pushed to sn early completion. Mrs. U. H. Hill has returned from a visit with her daughters, .Mrs. E. H Crook and Mrs. Arthur Foster and families 1n Gary.

NEW YORK, Jgnu Si After enjoying a breathing spell for a- day from the downward movement which had been steadily in progress for over a nionth. the stock market again ecanie unsettled in the final trading today under a series of bear drives against individual issues. Two unfavorable dividend announcements, one by the Chicago Pneumatic Tool Company and the other by ths Panhandle Itailroad company. aided the downward movement. The declines ranged from one to more than five points. NEW YORK. June j:. Stocks, close: American Car and Fdry 117 Vu American Steel Fdry 2'5 American Tel. and Tel l02" Baldwin Locomotive Bethlehem Steel B W Colorado Fuel 27 General Electric 12S Lackawanna Steel 31 Lehigh Valley 4 Mexican Pete. 109 Mldvale Steel 22'. Pure Oil Pressed Stel Car tftH Ray Steel Spring 6" Teiaj Co 31 V. 8. Steel " H

Willys Overland ' Sinclair Oil CHICAGO LIVE hTOCK. HOGS Heceipts. 25.000; market, steady to 10c lower; bulk, $8.4.0 8. 7-; top, $8. SO; heavyweight, $8.40 (Jf 8.83 . CATTLE Receipts, 12, 000; market.

steady to slightly lower, lieef feteers Choice and prime, $8. 60 ft . 25; medium and good, $7.50g86i; lightweight, $6.50(3 7 . 50 . SHEEP fWeipts. 13. OOP; market, lambs 60c lower, sheep steady; lambs (84 lbs gown). $350 12.TJ. rmc-Aoo PRODUCE. BUTTER Receipts, 12.682 tubs; extra firsts, 33c; firsts, 28Q$lc. E7GC8 14.623 cases; miscellaneous, 22f23c; ordinary firsts. 2021e. LIVK POULTRY Turkeys. 30c; chickens, 27c; springs. 40MJc; roosters, 17c; gees 15t?23e; ducks. 25Xf 28-. POTATOES Receipts. 67 cars: nor. white, 50?55c; new Virginia, $3.75f 3.90. VEAL 50 to 60 lbs.. fi?c; 70 to f) lbs.. 10 11c; 90 to 110 lbs.. i:gi3c; fancy. 174c; overweight kldn-eys, 110 to 175 lbs., SQ'Te.

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Nor. spring, $159. CORN No. 2 mixed. 62 '-i 5 63c; No. 2 white. 62lV'5 63Vjc; No. 2 yellow, 62S63c; No. 3 mixed, 63c; No. 3 wihle. 62 c. OATS NNo. 1 white-. 39 390; No. 2 white.. S! '8".9ic.

Keep Your Blood Pure in Sumnrer Many fever epidemics are caused by impurities in the water supply and are ended only when the water is purified. Likewise, many blood diserders such as eczema, tetter, pimples, boils, blackheads and Rheumatism are caused by impurities in the blood supply and can ba stopped only when thase ars driven out. Enrich your blood and keep it pur by taking S. S. S. You could have aa better health insurance. For Special Booklet or tor indiv'rfuaf rfrr'ct, vit hou t c.hmriv, writ Chief Mtdic-al Advitor, S S.S. Co.,Dt't439, AtUnf.G: Cat S. S. S. at your drugiist.

DeLUXE THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Justine Johnstone in SHELTERED DAUGHTERS' Pathe News and Comedy FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A Super Production "THE FURNACE" Manager's Decision, Extra Good

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SUNDAY Douglas MacLean in "CHICKENS" PRICES. Matinees, 5c-13c-18c Evening, 9c-13c-Z2c Tax Extra '

From the "Squeal Book." Harry A. Dunn, reported missing since lsist Thursday morning, has been found, according to a notation in the report this morning. Dunn had left his wife and child without word, and foul play was feared at one time. The Gary police report an auto stolen from Dr. Sehaible. It Is a Naah Coupe, license number 15S427 Indiana. Elue paint. Goodyear cords all around.

Walter McCunnsey, 765 Claude street. Hammond, was driving east on Fayette, street yesterday afternoon w'hen his car struck the machine driven by Elmer Grenzel, 111 Manilla avtnjo, .which was going in the opposite direction. Both cars were slightly damaged. Officer Paul called up to report that he had a runaway team. One gray mare and a gray horae.

Dllflll DOUBLE FEATURE dUUU today Buck Jones in "CATCH YOUR MAN" Also Jack Perrin in "THE OUTLAW"

IN FATHER'S FOOTSTEPS E. C. Bell, son of Dr. and Mrs. S. A. Bell, of Hammond, is following in his dad's footsteps. Cyril now has the privilege of tacking D. D. S. on his name for ha is also a dentist like his father. He has just completed the dental course at Northwestern university and this week is In Indianapolis taking the Indiana state board examination. Next week he goes to Springfield. 111., to take the Illinois examination. After that he will settle down to practice in Hammond. He will be associated with his father in Rooms 103 and 104 in the First National Bank building.

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THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN LAST TIMES TODAY Alice Joyce in "The Scarab Ring" Also The Inimitable LARRY SEMON In His Best and Funniest Comedy "The Hick" Topics of the Day, selected from The Literary Digest. Kinogram showing scenes of the Pueblo, Colo., Flood. Specialties and Symphony Orchestra. THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Allan Dwan's Super-Special "IN THE HEART OF A FOOL" Also Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpectier at Training for Their Battle July 2nd. NOTICE: This theatre is cooled with washed and iced air, maintaining a constant temperature of 70 degrees.

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FORDS CUT $100 ON GASOLINE BILLS

Oth Cars S how Prwpotrtlonat faring. A new carburetor which cuts down gasoline consumption of any motor and reduces gasoline bills from onethird to one-half is the proud achievement of the Air-Friction Carburetor Co.. 6H Madison street, Dayton. Ohio. This remarkable invention not only increases the power of all motors from 30 to 80. per cent, but enables every one to run slow on high gear. It also makes it easy to start a Ford or any ether car in the coldett weather. You osvn us the very cheapest grade of gasoline or half gasoline and half kerosen-e and still get more power and more mileage than you now get from ths highest test gas-oline. Many Ford owners aay they now get as high as 4g to 60 miles to a gallon of gasoline. So sure are, the manuf attureri or the immense saving their new carburetor wilt make that they offer to send It on 30 days' trial to every car owner. Can be vut on or taken off in a few minutes by anyone. All who want to try It should send their name, address and make of car to th manufacturers at once. They also want local agents to whom they offer exceptionally large profits. Write them today. Adv.

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We wish to thank the friends and neighbors for th:r kind assistance and sympathy during the illness and at the death of our beloved daughter and sister, Beatrice Howarth. Also for use of cars and floral tributes. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Howarth. Jennie, Lillian. Wm. J., Albert and Arthur. -23

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Why Does She Look So Old? This question has been asked about many a wwman under thirty, who has married and taken upon herself the carts of a houso and young children. vVhcn a woman is suffering from female weakness, bearing down pains, head and backache ar.d nervous irrita

tion, it la well nigh impossible to attend to her duties and retain the j

charm and freshnets of youth. Must she then struggle on toward ths Inevitable nervous breakdown or premature old age? Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has seved msny women from such a fate. Thousands of grateful letters from such women testify to the merits of this wonderful root and herb medicine for female ills.. Adv.

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