Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 10 March 1922 — Page 16

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W.C.T.U. WORKS FOR DRY LEGISLATURES

U.S. Vote of Refusal to Join in German Conference Is Held as a Rebuke

BY GEORGE R. HOLMES tSTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE! WASHINGTON, March 10. The Genoa Economic conference scheduled to meet one month from tomorrow may again b postponed or called oft entirely, aa a. result of the somewhat cart refusal of the United States ta participate accordlns to views privately expressed today In official and diplomatic quarteK-s here today. Th tenor of the American note to Italy, daolining- to participate, caused a profound surprise among diplomats in Waahinftou. While it had been ex.Potd that the reply of this governrnevnt Trould. unfavorable to acceptano there had been no expectation thsvt tha American note would throw e rmich old -water on the whole proposition, Xastead of fenelns around with diplomatlo phrases to soften the ftlow, the secretary f state took the bull by the horns and unhesitatingly characteriied tha whole Genoa project "a conference of political character in which tho United States could not helpfully part Vrrt pate." Tills) coaatttad little less than a rebuke. It was pointed, ont today, besides calling; attention of the world to the fact that tb United States believes the pro Joot to t mastja-radlng- under falsa yatsnaea by purporting: to be an "eoBomlo and financial" parley, when la reailtr. ft ! a political gatheringcaflVsd to prcmaoto political ende, JVanoa la distrustful of the conferaaoe, notably because of the Inclusion of Oarmaay and Russia In the list of invited tpaesta. Tha upshot of the American refusal to sit la Is expected In "WasMng-bon waa to bo a stiffening of tha yVerx"h opposition with the result t&a tha British-Italian prorno.era may oail off tha Eieetlcg entirely. Administration officials were hopeful today, too. that tha rather bold statement la tha American reply would bo taken at their face value In Europe aa fair warning that, while wllllnc to participate In any International undertaking- that gives promise of aocotnpllafclng' world good , the United Ctatea nevertheless; Is going to maintain her traditional Isolation from Europa'a petty bickering- and quarreling-, j Europa Jampad too fast, officials said tody. to tha Ids that "America is In again Jnt bocauae she promoted and toblc a leading- part In the world armfi.Tnent conference In Washing-ton."

U. S. FINDS WAY TO HALT LIQUOR FRAUDS

"Forreriea and altaraflons of liquor wlttidrawmJ permit mast be tapped-' says Prohibition rector Haynes.

Ana stopped they -will be. for the

g-overnment has Jnat adopted a means of protection that la expected to thoroughly cftokd off wholoaalo liquor

fraoda by pertnlt-Jrcs-llng. Tb liquor parmlt awindler for many month baa been aa much, of an annoyance to fodaral prohibition enforcement arenta as chads arwlndlere for years hare been to bank and depositors. .... Permit haw bn altered after leaYlac official hands to tha extent of hundreds of fhmaanda of dollar a The vpractlo has been a no of tha most easily penetrated loophole for the crafty bootlegger. In a desperata effort to cfreumrent the) olarar bootlegging swindler, gov- - eramemt offlclala recently conducted a lancthy lnveetlgatlon Into the merits of scores of plans and eontrlv.ancos to thwart ttcenaa alteration. At Jaat tia profhrbltlon onf orceme-nt. EarTtc has fonnd a aolntlon of the prebiern that promtasa to block license rgarlea. This is the employment of special permlt-wrltlnaj machines. Half NEW RIDING HABIT : IS BROWN MIXTURE

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Miss Anna Gordon. Pitiless publicity is to b a feature of the campaign of the W. C. T. U. to elect a airy congress 'and dry legislators. A national committee of information has been organized for the purpose, headed by Miss Anna Gordon, national president of the W. G T. U.

a hundred of the;e have Just been made

for the use of Issuers of liquor withdrawal permits. These machines, whllo Ingenious and thororghly efficient, are small and simple. In operation. They resemble a

check protector made by the same

manufacturer and employ the most

modern protective principles of the

safest possible, check writer. The company making- these devices for the government has pruaranteed not to

manufacture any other machine of ex

actly the same type.

The words of the text stamped by the machines on the penults are diagonal. This permits writing- more

words on each line than any other ma. chine can do, and prevents the lnser

tion of lnterliner words, whlOh has

been a common practice among permit

forgrers. The most important feature of tho machine, however. Is that the amount of liquor to be withdrawn is perforsted entirely through the paper

and also macerated, all in one opera

tion. Alteration of permits is as im

possible as alteration of checks writ ten with the same machine.

UNIVERSITY LOSES THROUGH A CLER

ICAL OVER-SIGHT

Iff TP NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHEYENNE, Wyo, March The Unl

versity of Wyoming wll hava to 'get

by" this year with $162,003 less than

E. C. Minas Co. These Specials are For TomoiTow Night from 7 to 9

Jap Rose Soap With Coupon, 4 Bars for 29c

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Black ana wn:te cnecks, ai black, tans and oiack and white mixtures have always been popular for riding breeches, but li'iis sprinp brinjrs us the brown mixfure. The breeches are made in the usual style, but the coat is not the -usual fitted model with a flare skirt- It ia more straight line style with wid belt and a breast pocket Brown hat and boots complete tha COSttlUMk.

WASH CLOTHS A good size and heavy quality terry doth in pink, blues and gold plaids. Cf Special each MEN'S COLLARS Ida and Arrow brands. Special, Ot 2 for ' CRIB BLANKETS Size 30x40 with white, pink and blue borders. Specially priced, OEl 2 for aiJ SILK OXFORD LACES 27inch, in black, tan anl brown. Regular 25c seller. Spe- 1 "7 cial, per pair , ELECTRIC WALL PAPER CLEANER Special price, Qr per can (limit of 3 cans) , LADIES' SILK HOSE-Heavy ingrain silk to top, double eole, lisle foot; black, African and cordovan. A $3.50 0 OQ value. Special at., .0 J7 LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS Fine imported sheer linen with embroidered 1 7corners; 29c value, at. . 25c MAVIS TALCUM POWDER Delightfully fragrant. 1 C One to n customer

i 20c POWDER PUFF Finest

(jUti.ty lambs wool, un 1 U sale at LK' WRISLEVS TOILET s WATER Rose, violet and lilac. OCm ReRu!arly -40c. at SHIKNS BROWN PASTE Fine for all brown leathers. Regular 25c jar, specially priced J EjC shoe department) .... INFANTS' SOFT SOLE SHOES Black patent with tan tops. Size 1 to 3. Infants Section. WATER PROOF LAP or CARRIAGE PADFlannel- 23 C ette lined. Special. . . , APRON SHAPE BIBS Waterproof, black and wh'te checks, red binding. Specially 25 C priced at

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Balancello to Replace Tango and Shimmy Step

LONDON, March. The "shimmy" of this year Is to be ehorn of many if Its shivers and shakes and the "tango" transformed Into an Inoffensive exhibition that could be performed at a young ladies1 academy, according to the decision of dancing professors. Forty-five of them met in Psiris to consider the new dances to be introduced this year and to modify fxisting ones. After somewhat violent discussion it was decided that only the "shimmy" and the "tango" needed attention as likely to offend the aesthetic taste. One new dance will be seen and will be called the "halcncelio."

oming of three-eights of a mill for the maintenance of the university. The board last year "forgot" to make the levy. As a result counties have computed their levies and sent out notices to taxpayers without in cludlivy the three-eighths mill.

All in the Man. True contentment depends not on what we have. A tub was large enough for Diogenes, but a world was too small for Alexander. Boston Transcript.

its budget calls fo rdue to an oversight by someone on the State Board of Equalization. An emergency order passed In 1915 directed the Kquall-

tatton Board to make an annual assessment against each county In Wy-

Cured of Neuralgia, l.iver. Stomach Trouble and Constipa

tion with a Treatment of Dr. Burkharfa Wo'tal.lo Comnoiind. I feel like S. dif-

rernt woman, enjoying perfect ht;alth.

I Hdvlr.e all suffering as 1 mo t accent Dr. F-urkhart's great offer, letting the patient try the medicine before paying for same. J. 15. "White, Baltimore, Don't fail to wrile today tor a treatment of this wonderful remedy. m when cured. Address 621 Main St.. Hn,ii r t oil rtrnirsristK. 3n das'

A THRILLING TAX TKAGEDY IN THREE KEELS

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Edward C. Minas Co. Attend our Spring Display of Silks

Peanut Brittle 15c a pound all fresh stock

Chocolate Creams 19c a pound Heavy chocolate coating with soft cream center.

Graceful New Spring Wraps at $59.75 When wraps are fashioned in such coft and beautiful materials as these new fabrics they cannot help but portray gracefulness. SHAWSHEEN PANDORA STEVANA Are the Newest Materials Others Are Veldyne Poiret Twill Twill Cord Colors of navy, brown, beaver, tan. Loose flowing sleeves are a part of the wrappy eects. Fringe and silk tassels add to their becomingness. besides plain and fancy Crepe and Pussy Willow silk linings. These individual styles for Spring invite your attention.

MARCH O'Key Records FOX TROTS 4530 "Good-Bye, Shanghai." "Stealing." 45.34 "Carolina Rolling Stone." "Great Big Heap Much Bulls." 4532 "Gypsy Rose." "WTio (Believed in You)" 4531 "Ty-Tee" "Say Persianna Say." 4529 "The Schoolhouse Blues." "Say It With Kisses." 4523 "All That I Need Is You." "A Dream cf Your Smil.e" 4520 "Tell Her at Twilight." "Lalowana Lullaby." 451f "Ain't You Coram Out Malinda "Smilin." 4503"KUI Em With Kindness." "I Want Love." 4502 "Leave Me With a Smile." "Ten Little Fingers and Ten Little Toes." 4498 i "Sheik of Araby. "Four Horsemen." 4496 "Thrills.""Whistle the Blues Away." 4477 "nxscle Shoals Blues." "I've Got My Habits On." 4461 "Gypsy Blues." "Brother Low Down." 4460 "I Want My Mammy." "Dapper Dan." VOCAL 4533 "Tomorrow Land." "That Haunting Waltz."

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COLUMBIA RECORDS 35c FOR SATURDAY ONLY 25 OFF ON ALL COLUMBIA 1 GRAFONOLAS

New Styles in Millinery $5

Spring shoppers will be pleased with these delightful displays that embody the newest creations at $5. Fancy hair braids, Milan hemp, piping, straw and other fabrics; come in every desirable and becoming shape. They are gayly trimmed with colorful flowers and fruits or ribbon bows. Come and try these on tomorrow and see how good looking they really are for so little expenditure. At $5.

Sheraton Period Model No. 2 Md st no chines in ptica in Biltmore mshogany, fumed and golden oak. Sprlra motor, steel end Jewel neealet: two reproducer f of playing all record, automatic atop. Nickeled metal part. Record at 1 1 C halve ........

4526 "When Shall We Meet Again." "Leave Me With a Smile." 4525 "Georgia Rose." "When the Honeymoon Was Over." 4513 "Weep No More My Mammy." "Write and Tell Your Mammy" WALTZES 4514"Three o'Clock in the Morning" "Moon River." 4519 "When Shan We Meet Again." "By the Old Ohio Shore." 4528 "Atta Baby." "I Hold Her Hand and She Holds Mine."

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Dashing Mew Models Patterns aod Colors

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Ei and new style ideas arriving every week. Rapid turnover keeps our stock right up-to-the-minute.

$25 ' $30 $35 Unquestionably The town's best clothing values, as comparison will prove. Here's a group of real values at $25, $30 and $35, in well tailored all wool suits that offer you the utmost value. Sizes to fit men and young men of all proportions.

Look in our Windows Today, Prices Consistently Low and Qualities Consistently High at every price.

Men's Brown Shoes and Oxfords

Fine quality brown uppers, fancy perforated. Snappy young men's and also the more conservative styles. All have rubber heels attached. Special JgOO value at ..'

DR. REED CUSHION! SHOE FOR MEN The easiest shoe on earth. Finest black vici kid. on the freak nd combination last.

Toe Famous Holland Tell-Tale Tip Shoes For Boys They give more wear than other shoes. In sizes 1 to 6. Price $5.95