Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 179, Hammond, Lake County, 20 January 1922 — Page 14

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TH E TIMES Friday, January 20, 1922.

NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY ID BUILD NEW GARY PLANT

Miss Augle Glacier Is Improving as fast as could be expected after an operation.

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WOMEN'S DEAN HAS RIGID PROPRIETY CODE

CtmatTncticm of one ct tttn larrrest tubular products plauiis In the Unit-xi States la to be started 'soon In Gary, Ind., by the National Tube company, eubfrfdlary of fcha United States Steel co-rp oration, according to plan announced yv&steirilay. When the r.e-.v plant Is completed tlw capacity of the sevw-al mills of the National Tube company In Gary will be ai'prnitma.teIt 30,000 tons of tubes and pipes a year. The present capacity is 120.00 tons. The new plant will cost $10,000.000, saa the Chicago Tribune. Willi workmen for the new Tube company hare been at work on the arlta off and on for ovr-r a year now levaUlrkg eff the ground for th huildtnys, no btjISding conrtru on . has been started up to this time. For feha pjf t three or four weeks a flock of engineer and helpers haw 'own at work laying out the site, just vast of the coke plant of the Gary works of the Illinois Stoel Co.

Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Ijusader have returned from a visit with relatives in Ohio and West Virginia. Jaxn-us Black returned last evening from a visit with friends in Chicago. Y'.sterday and lafrt evening were by far the coldest of the season. The thermometer registered around re-ro. C. K. BiaunmKler of Chicago, has accepted a position as manager of the hardware department of Jvneii Brother's tttore. I. M. McXay an i Martin Krcgclund, were in Chicago on business yesterday.

"TRY A TIMES WANT AD"

INTERNATIONAL hEWS SERVICE) COLUMBUS. Ohio. When are the moral and ideals of co-eds above reproach? When they do not kiss promiscuously, do not dres immodestly, do not dance improperly, do not smoke, do not go to "petting parties", do not drink, nor consciously lie or cheat, do nothing they would be ashamed to tell their families and do not break

the rules of any institution. At least this Is the judgment of Kllzabeth Conrad, dean of women, Ohio .State University. She believes a girl undermines her womanlir.es if she does any of tht above-mentioned things. "In so doing is the girl not forfeiting the efteem of friends whose Ideals are high that she may gain In the field where lower Ideals prevail?" Dean Conrad asked.

"The question, then, resolves Itself into the Individual's problem, and. If the girl considers admiration won by Uoing these things worth admiration lost by so doing, it becomes the girl's own problem."

MERRILL VI LLE i ! I ' ' I !

Do You Want To Feel And Look Manv Younger Than You Are?

SCIENTISTS SAY ANIMAL GLANDS TAKEN INTO THE HUMAN SYSTEM PREVENT DECAY OF VITAL HEALTH GIVING ORGANS

Several from here attended the El

llncton sale Tuesday. Mrs. Ellington ,

will leave soon for Kentucky, h-er former home. Mr. and Mrs. Bragg- rpent last Sunday In Converse with relatives. Phillip Oerlach of Crown Point was In town laat Tuesday. Don't forgret the Community meeting (his evening. Sir. and Mr a. Call Shearer of Uo-bart wa In town Thursday. The cold weather has made lots of trouble for the automobilists. TJne.l BUiie Bowler of Hammond, was calling on friends and old comrades here last Thursday. Wm. Hoffman, mail carrier from Gary wae in town this week calling on Xrlenda, Mr. and Mrs. John Wendt ami moth. wr Mrs. Ella Demmon of Chh--agt spent Yneday hera with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Iemrrncm and other relatives.

THIS TREATMENT MAY NOW BE TRIED BY ALL WHO DESIRE THROUGH THE SIMPLE GLANDINE METHOD.

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ILIOUKALANI'S FRIEND DIES AT THE AGE OF 81

flNIERNVnONAL NEWS SERVICE) HONOLULU. T. II. Another of the

few remaining links which bind Hawaii to its glorious past has been severed by the death of Mrs. Wakeke Ululanl Heleluhe, for thirty years a retainer and close personal friend of the late Queen UlioukalanL Mrs. Heleluhe, who was nearing hor elBhty-first blrthdmy. belonged to the old gentry of Hawaii. She was with "Queen Lll," aa the late monarch was affectionately known, when she was a princess, through her years as ruling monarch of Hawaii, and. still faithful.

through her declining years followlngto the United States. She at on tlm tho disruption of the monarchy and accompanied the late quaea to Washthe subsequent annexation of Hawaii Ington."

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