Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 225, Hammond, Lake County, 16 March 1922 — Page 6

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r nuiPAnn niiAyorn I l umwiuu unHmuLR STICKS 10 NEUTRALITY lYIany Members Objected to j Discussion Started Yesterday bv Contractor. t-.-i ." vr whatever the h.m iti tli fiht COIti I v'tvr.- and ! iu that will the Kj.'. t !i't.' Ch.imb. ; 1 C H In: dcd ; he o." is-. ".ie: . c. Thi was the oou.ou yeste.-d.iy follMvm an address on the Intuits Award bfrv the members of tho t'hambe-r did after it whs found th.it the toph- hd proved distasteful to Us r.u'mbors A few months ago this- J-ubject was introduced in the Chamber fi r the ond':eincnt of Its memi'ors but met v. !;! doff st. Not satisfied with -nls d.-c;si.r;. an fnergftii' raombcr of the? "r umber took It upon himself to s?eure a ir.issior.iry fr.m the ranks of the I'i'izens' Commit 1 ee of CMcj, an i ri4.mi7ati.in backing: and fighting- for she l.andia Wage Award. '."ntare of a -ani(ufi2rr''ii topic of "Business Morals." the representative came. He 'vas O. W. Rosenthal, president of the OmeU oompiny. a large Chicago rontrading concern. Naturally this gentleman is interested in the adoption of thy Ii:-.dis Award. Tho d'.plo'iacy of Mr. Kosentha.'s address was le"t out. Ht fed his audff:vf on ready-made phrases. "A moss lia"l. rovcrJ public, yellow within and without ,xnd with ss much backbone as a ejlly .fish," was the gist of M-. llosenth-U's address in his attempt to secure the co-operation of the Chamber of Cornered and draw the organization out for an endorsement of tiie Julse I".ndi-s Award. KEEP LOOKING YOUNG It's Easy If You Know Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The serret of keeping- young is to feel young: to do this you must watch your liver and bowels there's no need of having a sallow complexion dark rings under your ey cs--p!mples--a bilious look la yov.r face dull eyea with no sparkle. Your dcc.tor will tell you ninet yper cent of all sickness comes from inactive bowels and Tver. Dr. Kdwards, a well-known physician in Ohio, perfected a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil to act on the liver and bowels, which he pave to his patients for years. Dr. Edwards' Oliver Tablets .the substitute for calomel, are gentle in their action yet always -ffectlve.. They briny: about thai natural buoyancy which all should enjoy by toning ap the liver and clearing the system of imnu rit ies . rr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are known by their olive color. Ijc and Znc. Adv. t . . ... i.i ''jtlrlhlOTlrOTTI

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British Statesmen Beset on All Sides for More Freedom by States. BY DAVID M, CHURCH STATF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SEHViCEl I.ONIHJN, Mar. 15. Tho eyts of O.re.it liritaln are on Ireland. Ireland's success or failure as a free State may bi: a d item-iining factor in the disintegration of tsntiah rule. Lloyd George and British statesmen are beset on all sides with demands for greater freedom. The creation of the Irish free State has sriven impel u: to demands, which if granted would threaten the strength of British rule in almost enery quarter of tho Klobe. India. Britain's most wealthy Ear East pos'fjel'i, is in tb ethroos of n precipitant revolution with freedom as the cihject i vo. and the Indian problem is 'undoubtedly the knottiest problem Lloyd Georges has on hi hands with the exception of the final settlement of the lrlr.il question n nd his domestic political difficulties. Egypt, a protectorate of Great Britsln, is demanding tvide'r liberties, and the Egyptian question is one which is most vexatious, and it. is whispered in political circles that this problem has threatened cabinet rifts. MIRTH SCOTS HUsTIVll. Scot'.ind has at times been mentioned as the source of a possible demaml for greater independence, although there is at the present time no lnd'cation that the Scottish people will arouse themselves to any serious dePresident Wilson pulling against it. the ill-feeling already engendered between the opposing forces was said to i-e spreading far beyond the senate chamber. Several influential Democratic senators like Harrison of Mississippi were, kno wn to be depreciating the ti i 'e created by the biting criticisms levered at Senator I'ndoiw o"d by many of hi own colleagues. Tiiey wtre unders oo.J to be deploring the probable effect on the approaching congressional campaign of Democrats fighting anions: tneniseives over a treaty proposed by a. Republican administration. Underwood is expected to hold enough Democratic senators in line to assist the Republican majority to ratify the treaty. But one.- the armament conference pacts arc all out of the way it is considered not improbable that a concerted move will he made on the Democratic side to wrest from the Alabama senator hU titular leadership which most of his Democr.Vic colleagues are now refusing to recognize. The known activities of Bernard M. Baruch. former Secretary of the Navy Daniels and other pronounced pro-Wilson men around the senate since the treaty fight began have, it was declared been directed as much against Underwood's leadership, as against the four power past Itself. That the issues raised by the treaty fight will be carried by the Democrats themselves tb the polls this year was believed to be Inevitable, and the declaration of Senator Robinson of Arkansas, a pro-Wilson man who presided over the Democratic convention at San Francisco, that Underwood made a very "grave mistake" when he asked his colleagues to ratify the treaty, was construed as but one indication that Democrats generally are likely to divide on the pact. Resumption of debate on the treaty in the senate found both sides still talking away with little prospect of an immediate vote on ratification, and much prospect of Underwood having to still bear the brunt of the attacks on the treaty for at leant several days to come. TWISTER DESTROYS SOUTHERN TOWNS NASHVlLn. Tenn., March IS. Boster Station. Tenn., was practically destroyed and Prospect and Bethel, southern Tennessee towns, were seriously damaged by a tornado that struck that section Tuesday night, according to reports reaching here today. One death and property damage estimated at more than ftttO.OO') was the toll of the storm, reports said. A DELIGHTFUL ROW "My wife had ruffered from stomach and liver trouble for many years and had taken medicine enough to sink a ship; ro when 1 brought home a bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Re-mdy, on the advice of my employe r, she refused t " take It. H-jr liver trouble hadn't helped her disposition any. We had a big row. but she took it the next week. Her ailments have all disappeared." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the Inte jtl.ial tract and allays the Inflammation which caures practically all stomach, liver and lates'inal ailments. Including appendicitis. Onf dose will convince or mrniey refunded. Summers Pharmacy and druggists everywhere . Adv. YOU? mm

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n.ands; nevertheless it is rumored that some of those who inhabit the northern half of the main British Isle are growing ies five. In the Kand striking miners have voiced their desire for the creation of a freo stale. The people of the little Isle of Surk have gone ahead and established a Kovernment of their own without consulting either Lloyd Georfre or Kinir Geoise. The population of this tiny isle is not extensive, but the spirit displayed there must be annoying to those rtatesvjten who are striving: to maintain British rule. In South Africa the movement for independence is reported to be gruwin. M.OVD GKOlUiH IS CALM. With hi difficulties constantly mounting, Lloyd George faces this iifew spirit with apparent calmness, for it is but a part and fabric of the political situation which will undoubtedly force hira be-fore the people In a general election. While the sprit of independence prows throughout CJreat Britain it Is rumored that political enemies of the Prime Minister are perhaps encou. a(-j inc. tho movement as one method of increasing the burdens of the leader they (ire seeking to unseat Staunch supporters of British rule ar&ue that many of those who are now demanding a greater voice In th?ir government are (riven the widest liberties their capabilities "'ill .permit. In discussion of the .subject with Amer'cs'i citizens they always point to the Philippines as a fine example of a suppressed people. 10 10 WRITES TO R G NEW TURK, Mareh 16. Aroused over an announcement made in the press that a commission of British experts headed ,by Col. M. Ij. Wilkinson would be given full premisslon to investigate American methods of producing poison gases and would also be aiiovced to inspect army posts and military plants in this country, J. A. H. Hopkins, executive chairman of the committee of forty-eight, known as the Liberal Party, addressed a letter to President Harding calling upon him to investigate this announcement. "f there i any truth whatever in the announcement." says Mr. Hopkins' letter, "it indicates that for the first time in history a foreign government! has been given free access to the archives of our war and navy depart metits for the distinct purpose of placing at their disposal all the scientids and technical information upon which in the event of war we would rely for our preservation, and in times of peace would use, at least in part, for our commercial advancement. "And it constitutes a most sweeping contradiction of the prcnounoements Issued by various officials of your administration to the effect that the disarmament conference was actuated by a sincere desire to terminate war and i that its proceedings represented a ma-j terial advancement in this direction." Copies of the letter were sent to the secretary of war and the secretary of the navy. Btter Not Experiment. It Is rumored the Jewelers have a movement on to make November .1 month of wedding, the wime as June. If they do, what p. Ill a mnn, who hns n.r.trlecl in November, with the taxes due In three wfeks and C'hrlslmna Iriomlnff ahead of him, have to bo thankful for on Thanksgiving Day? Emporia (Inzetr. SAYS RED PEPPER HEAT SIOPS PAIN 5 i nheumatlsrn. lumbago. netiritls. backache, stiff n:k ,sore muscle-s, strains, sprains, achlntr Joints. When you are suffering ao you can hardly get around, just try Red Pepper P.ub. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat a red pep-rx-rs. end when heat penetrates right down into pair, and congestion relief cornea at once. Just as soon as you apply Rod Pepper Itub yoti feel the tinglinar heat. In three minutes the sore spot is warmea through and through and the torture Is gone. . Itowles Red Pepper Rub. ma!? from red peppers, costs little- at any drug store. Get a Jar at once. B aure to Bt the genuine, with the name How us on fvry paekaj". Adv.

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