Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 350, Hammond, Lake County, 27 April 1922 — Page 13

Thursday. April 27, 1922."

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CADILLAC

No one man ibuilds the Cadillac others

A competent man for an importrnt Job. Otto G. Fifleld for County """"'""r. 4-26-S

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car; Type 61, the best of a Ions! is even better, seiies of uniformly good cars, is t'jeen concerned

th result of the best thought of many minds." says Leo Knoerzer, local distributor. ' "No one irii.r builcU the Cadillac; those in charge of its production today could retire tomorrow, yet the car would continue to be built as well as it is today; and the Cadillac record of leadership in the use of features which after their introduction by Cadiliac come to te regarded as essential in every quality car, would be continued. "No one man builds ti e Cadillac; for while some must originate and others work out their plans, in every deparament of the great Cadillac works at Detroit, the largest factory in the world devoted exclusively to building- quality motor cars, are men who from long service nnd wide experience have fitted themselves for the job above

them. It Is a Cadillac tradition, borne out by experience through the years, that, given their big opportunity, such men make good. "No one man builds the Cadlllas; one man may originate some new type, some feature of value, and

I then pass on. The car which re I suits is not his car it Is a CadilI lac, the result of one Tnlnd, but of the Cadillac tradition of leadership, i The tools he drops are taken up by

Bedridden Cripple Is Successful Business Woman

which it was announced will bring too busy with peace measures an

together all delegates In the convention who ibelleve In the WHsonian League will be held tonight.

the work goes on; the result

Many men have In planning and

building the Cadillac since it assumed its position of leadership

among the quality motor cars of the j

world and today's Cadillac is admittedly the best car ever turned out by the great Cadillac works and more than ever entitles Cadillac to its title of the 'Standard of th World.' "No one man builds the Cadillac; it is largely because of this that at a time when automobile factories generally are running with reduced forces and on short time, the Cadillac plant at Detroit is employing more than 7.000 men on full-time schedule and is increasing this force to get out enough Cadillac cars to till the demand. "Today, more than ever before, men demand full value In what they buy. It is significant, therefore this present and ever-increasing de-

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ASTOR SAYS HE SCORNS THE TITLE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BALTIMORE, MD., April 27 Lord Waldorf Astor. American born, and

; the son of an American who became an Knglish citizen and acquired a peerage, apologized today for his title. ! "You see," I didn't want It, and I didn't want my son to inherit it," he said, "but in ngland the only way you can lose a title Is to die. , or to have It removed by an act of

parliament. "The English parliament has been

things to give the necessary time to changing me back to a red-blooded man. "And so I have to continue to b blue-blooded." "I have always been blue blooded," put in his wife. Lady Nsficy Astor, formerly of Virginia. "We Yankees have alwayf been red blooded," retorted his lordship.

DIVORCE SUIT Mrs. Josephine Ostapowlc of Hammond has filed s-uit for divorce from Stanley Ostopowlcz In the Hammond Superior court. They were married January 19. 1919 and separated a year ago. She alleges that he struck her and Is a habitual drunkard. McAleer, Dorsey and Gillett are her attorneys.

Look! Look! Look for No. 41 on the republican ballot. Otto G. Flfield for County Treasurer. 4-26-5

Her back broken, her spine shattered, physically as helpless as an infant, Hammond's most remarkable woman, bed-ridden for nearly 29 years, today controls a jitney business from the confines of her chamber and for eight years has conducted a real estate business that runs annually into thousands of dollars. She Is Mrs. Charles S. Bunnell. She lives at 531 Michigan avenue. And is her plight pitiable? She does not think so? She resents allusions of that sort. She has a cheerful philosophy. It is contagious. She spreads It with greater plerpiune, 'she aays, than intrinsic consummation of the real estate transactions that bring her into touch with scores of people daily. "Make the most of your opportunities. Nevr be Idle. I always manage to locate the properties in

the street. Eelieve In God." j Lately she has entered the Jitney Those are some of her maxims business. Her cabs ply between

of happiness. It will be 29 years ago ilay 13 that she fell head-long from the top of a flight of stairs at her home in Marion, Ind. That fall resulted in tha injuries that have made her an invalid for life. But it did not warp her outlook on life. Patient, forbearing, courageous, she survived the overwhelming sympathies of well-meaning friends and today presents a double paradox. She knows hundreds of telephone numbers. She hears the phone number of a prospect or client Just once then she knows it for good. All of her real estate transactions are made over the phone. She locates

Hammond and East Chicago. Managing a successful transportation system from the throes of the sick bed. Is that not achievement? In the leisure lapses when her time is not occupied with problems affecting her Jitney or real estate business, she occupies herself by reading. Or sewing. She says she has pieced 70 quilts, many of silk, besides finishing a whole van load of embroidered linens. Hammond's most remarkable woman is 66 years of age. She looks 25. Mr. and Mrs. Bunnell have no children. They have been In Hammond for 10 years. The door at

which I deal on the sunny side of at her bedside.

531 Michigan avotiue is always open

clients for properties on her lists, and many visitors come to talk arranges meetings between owners with Brs. Bunnell and go away enand prospects and closes the deals riehed by her sweet patience and

courageous smile.

mand for a car which through a generation always has Justified the faith of Its owners in it for its dependability, comfort, beauty and service. The brightest page In the history of the automobile wa recorded in the World War when more than 2,000 Cadillac cars served with the American Expeditionary forces In France, and established an unparalled record for dependibility in a test more terrific than any motor car could 'have been expected to withstand. "Since its Introduction last November, more than 16,000 Type 61 Cadillac automobiles have been built and delivered to owners. Cadillac business Is better than jt has ever been In the history of the company. The Chicago Branch delivered recently In one day, 26 Cadlilac automobiles to customers. I myself have sold and delivered since the first of the year, 17 Cadillacs. Who said business was in a slump."

W. WILSON AN ISSUE

BEFO RE WO MEN VOTERS

with the charges that the democrats have injected politics into the gathering. Activities today snow a move to stir up the women voters of the coun

try to a new crusade for the League of Nations and other Wilsonian sentiments. The republican women charge that the reception to be ten-

OLD TIMER IS BACK. "My friends had all given up and never expected to sct me around again. I had given up hope myself, as no medicine touched my case. The doctors had tried everything. My food did not digest and filled me with gas. My brother In Philadelphia wrote me to try Mayr's Wonderful Itemed. The first dose gave me wonderful relief and I am now as well as I ever was and feel thirty years younger." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removea the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Adv.

("BY MILDRED MORRIS) STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE) BALTIMORE, Md., April 27. Woodrow Wilson has (become an issue in the convention of the League of Women Voters here, with the republican delegates filling the air

BOY MESSENGER THROWS $100,000 INTO EAST RIVER

A man with real ability, Otto G Fifleld, for County Treasurer. 4-26-5

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Any breaking out of the skin, even fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Mentho-Sulphur, says a - noted skin specialist. Because of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation Instantly brings ease from skin irritation, soothes and heals the eczema right , up and leaves the skin clear and smooth. It seldom fails to relieve the torment and disfigurement Sufferers from skin trouble should get a little jar of Mentho-Sulphur from any E?ood druggist and use it like a cold "rum. Adv.

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Meet Your Buddie! State Convention Disabled American Veterans, World War INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. MAY THE STH AND 6TH CONVENTION HOTEL LINCOLN Indianapolis Welcomes With A Good Time For All LET'S GO For Information FRANK GILBERT, Chairmar Convention Committee 55 Erie Street Valparaiso. Indiana

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dered the delegates in Washington tomorrow afternoon by the former president was arranged for the purpose of League of Nations propaganda. They add the charge that League f Nations advocates are attempting to capture the big Women's organization. Democratic leaders in the con-' vention admitted today that It is hoped to turn the reception at the Wilson home into a League of Nations demonstration. j The former president, according to word from (Mrs. Wilson, will greet the delegates from his doorsteps and "salute" them. j "A League of Nations dinner"

Pep. Ginger n everything Otto

G. Fifleld for County Treasurer.

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clothing second floor The Long-Line Sack Suit $37.50 to $45.00 Adds to the height of the short fellows and properly drapes the figure of the tall ones. That extra inch in the length of the cut makes a surprising difference to the slimness in appearance. The lapels are smaller a snugger fit across the chest and shoulders and looselydraped from the waist down. Here's a model that strikes a happy medium between the Sports and Business models that you're sure to approve. 1 for men and young men in all sizes stouts i shorts and longs. Rothschild & HirscK "THE MODEL" Hammond, Indiana

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Maurice Bjrnes. Maurice Byrnes, sixteen-year-old Aiessenper for a brokerage house, was often entrusted with great sums, in cash, securities and checks, and when taken into custody by detectives admitted having disposed of $100,000 of valuables which he was to have delivered to banks by throwing them tnt the river, keeping about a thousand dollars in cash for himself. It was when his firm was informed that the securities were not delivered t that they first learned of the niisappropriations. Young Byrnes is i held ur.der heavy bail pending further investigation and trial.

cr7 used to mix my own butnotsincelfoundthis "The Painter's Paint" Tttttd and Staled THIS is a thought Dolesco Dealers frequently hear from expert paintersold timers who have learned from experience that there is a vast difference in the lasting qualities of paint If you gave vour job to a first class painter and permitted him to use his judgment in the selection of paint, the chances are he would go to tho Dolesco Dealer for Dolesco Products "The Painter's Paint.' . You too can depend on the Dolesco dealer It's a safe bet for you to follow the lead of the painter by using Dolesco Sealed Products. There is a Dolesco Dealer near you whom you will find is a good judge of paint quality and who will give you dependable advice in the selection of colors, brushes, painter's tools, etc H. M. HOOKER GLASS & PAINT CO. Chicago Established 1855 Manufacturer and Distributor of Dolesco Interior and Exterior Paint, Enamel, Spar Varnish, Kalsomine, Window and Plate Glass, Mirrors and Framed Mirrors, and Paint Sundries.

CI DAS X.AXE, Z2T2. L. M. Bresecher. CROWS POIXT, IND. Peter Geisens Sons. EAST CHICAGO, IXD. E. H. McKenzie. GARY Gary Hardware Co., 1624 Broadway. Lower-Merritt Dec. Co., 566 Washington st. 611 Broadway.

Burke Bros, ware Co.,

Plumbing and

HAMMOSD D. M. Hudson, So Calumet avenue. P. H. Mueller's Sons, 114 Sibley street. H. H. Planer. 19 Rimbach avenue. Smith & San key, 695 Hohman street.

Hard- EOBABT H. Si Hooker Glass & Paint Co. Hobart Hardware Store. INDIANA HARBOR Haywood & Bihl. X. Kaufman. LOWELL, IND. L J. Scrltchfield. WHITING A nOBEHTSDAtB Moser Hardware Co.