Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 143, Hammond, Lake County, 7 December 1921 — Page 3

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THIS MARINETOLDI

TOO OFTEN; ARRESTED

sorting Drummer Posed As Kecruiting Officer and Moved from Coast to Hazelton, Pa. IHTIRNATIONAL NIWS SCRV1CBJ WASHINGTON. Deo. '"IeU It to the M&rlfies, l time-worn, so DuMd liouis. tt-drummir in th. Marin Oorpa, rv.rs.d th Idea and had a food time tor a while. He l now in the "brie" at the marina base at Qu&xvt e. Va., Wftiar a choioe assortment of oharg-e. According to marine officials Louis erted hl itatlon aboard the battleship California while In port at San Trancluco. He next turned up In Jrt Dodva, la., where be told everybody he wae recruiting sergeant He hired pretty stenographer to run him office, told her ehe would receive 121 par week and also "contracted" for tUt lodrlns;a with certain residents In th city, making other "contracts" for hU meals with others. In each instance he told them they would jet It per meal and II per nlKht for his lodging. When things t too urtreat at Fort Dod Louis told everybody yood-bya. Later be arWed In Haaelton, Pa., where ha told them he was a marine viator. He wore an aviator's Uniterm to prove it. He undertook the am fame here as he did at other polnta. But be told one too many, end aa a result the marines told htm to aotae borne, and no doubt wlU tell him m other thlnre later. But Louis "tMA" his way from California to FennarlTaala before he was told of his arrest.

Political News of Day In Indiana

TIKIS UEAU AT STATE CAPITAL INT IAN A.PO LOS. Dec. 6. WiCh a mpocitd aesslon of the General Aa. erably only a tfew daya off, Senator Harry 8. New In Indianapolis turning Ter every political atone possible to solidify hJs chances for re-nomlnatlon next year, and the Democratic state committee damonstnUlng some signs of life, there ha been enough politics la Indianapolis during the last wak to aatisfy even a Hooaler. Out of thle boiling; pot of plans and peculations Where arises three absorbin C questions. The first of ttaeee is i question political leaders have been trying" to answer for months and wthioh is now taking; on added significance beoauae of the preaence of Scnvtor'Neiw. "Will Albert J. Beverldge toocn a cemdldat for the senate? The seoottd question Is whether thin em bare of the legislature will limit Chair activities at the special session to the consideration of the reformatory bill. 'While these two question are attracting- spotlights of equal bril'laiwry the third question Is holding the Interact of a smaller group, and this l who will he ohoaen aa Breaker mt the house of representative en the lgt ot Dec. it. Senator New rtlll hopes that he will eet have opposition for the re-noroina-ion. K feet that hie service to the party during the last forty years entitle him to this consideration . Yet. he doe not hesitate to declare that he W.I eves he will have opposition. Earlier In th yesur the forces back f Senator New had considered openrng state headquarter not later than this month . It wa thought that Mr. Xvrldc would have made public hlf srtan-d on the senatorsh'p race by this time. Hi continued stlenc has made It unnecessary for th New (forces to Initiate a publio campaign. Bom word from Ex-Scnator BeverMgs fa expected by political leaders Within a fortnight. It seems that he has not sven given his closest personal advisors any definite answer whether h will mak the race. This Is not detarrlng them, however, from enntlnutng campaign plans and th Hence of the ex-senator on th qurtin te not hindering his speaking programs . 8om aid lights on the rumor at Vlll R. TTood, representative in congress from the Tenth district, will become a candidate for senator, ha

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Mils nuMts sEwwij, Chicago. Ill"Only a medicine of truly wonderful merit could have done what Tanlat did for me and there is no-thing half good enough for me to aay about it." atd Miss Frances Newman. 253? Hirsch St.. Chicago. "I don't think anybody ever suffered any more from lnd!getlon than 1 4i id and for over a year 1 was .In uretched heatlh. I had .mrvthf rin pells and my heart palpitated fo vtlently I thought 1 had heart trouble, toot I know now It was all caused from sjny stomach. "Since taking: Tanlac I feel and look

Stfca a different person. I have a

fplersdid appetite and my dlg-e-rtlon If jus perfect. I sleep eia-ht or nine hour every night and get up In the morning feellnar fresh nnJ ha-ppy. fy friends tell nr? I'm nlvays .ir'!lln)j n--v snd I certainly iught In be, 'or I'm .njoying life .saln." Tanlac Is sold in Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and in Indiana Harbor fcy Central Drug Store and by leading 4 rug jirt. Adv.

ialexa Stirling; chaimpion golfer, now tries skill in banking game

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Low-Necked Dress Catches Husband

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

PARIS. Deo. A girl whJ

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reached thirty mut wear lownecked dresses if she hope to capture a husband In France. A Paris court so decided In awardin? Mile. Cora Volplhac 1.000 damages for injuries sustained while working In a department store. Mile Volpihac sustained a ecar ,Just below her left whoulder. She pleaded that she could no longer wear decollette gowns and that considering the great surplus of unmarried women In France over eligible males, she had lost all chance In the race for a husband.

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A maw stadia portrait of Miss Alex Stirling and (Inset) a glimpse f her as golf enthusiasts know her. Miss Alexa Stirling, several times woman's golf champion, is now planning: to match her skill against that of men and women in another field. She has entered the banking business, having joined the bond department of the S. W. Straus & Co. of New York. Miss Stirling, daughter of a prominent physician of Atlanta, Ga., won the national championship three years in succession and several other section title.

been thrown on the subJot by Senator New. One ye-ar ago, the senator relates, when there was some talk of film aecepttaifr a plare in the Harding cabinet. Mr; Wood mad a personal request to be Informed on th subject. "X tol(l Mr. Wood that I would not accept any such federal place should it be offered to me." Senator Nw said, "and also told him I intended to seek re-nomination. At that time Mr. Wood declared he would not only not oppose me. but would work for me. He did say. however, that If I was not a candidate he possibly would take a liffeirent course." Dewpite the feeling of confidence expressed by Sentaor ?ew there continues to be a rrt deal of talk about

the Lafayette man getting into the

confcest In the event Mr. Bervertdge or some other person enters the race. In regard to th senatorshlp announcement of Governor McCray that he will support Mr. New is possibly the one outstanding development of the week. It has been known right along that the Governor would support the senator, but heretofore., he has not made any publio announcement of the fact. Friends of Judse Arthur R. Robinson, of Indianapolis, had hoped that the governor would give the judge hla backing because of the friendship existing between them. At first it was believed the announcement of the gov

ernor would result in Judge Robinson declining to run, but It develops he Is still considering the matter. The talk Is now current that Judge Robinson Is merely watting to 6ee whether Mr. Beveridne will run. In event the exsenator decides to stay out It Is possible that Judge Robinson may take a fling at the nomination. He served in the world war and would expect support from service men.

The newspaper report that Mr. R1oh ard E. Edwards, of Peru, may become a candidate for tht senatorshlp nomination Is riot being taken seriously in political circles. In fact the possibility of her candidacy Is not even being discussed. As the tim approaches for possible candidates to make announcements it develops that they realize that I "lator New is an excellent campaier and has earned the support of his party organization. The realize he would be a hard man t teat. Or cour?e, no man desires to make a race If he feels confident he can not win. Possibly it is tht uncertainty which Is causing possible aspirants to hesitate to splash Into the waters.

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