Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 351, Hammond, Lake County, 28 April 1922 — Page 16

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THE TIMES .bridav. April 28. 1922.

9 Churches And 8 Schools Furnish Meeting Places For Hammond Boy Scouts

SOUTH AMERICAN MEET TO SETTLE CHILE-PERU ISSUE

The Boy Scouts of Hammond meet In nine different churches end elrht different Schools. Four ofj the church troops meet In Catholic; churches. There Is scarcely aj creed or nationality that Is not rep- i

resented in some of the troops. Sccmtlng'a program reaches them all. Because of -the scout progTam most boys with cout training are more reverent than those without. Every church should fuse their cout. A Scout who la good In

school Is good In his troop. May-i

wood school has thre scout troops meeting In their gymnasium at different times. Mr. Hldy's troop at this school haa scarcely two toys of the ame nationality Ln the troop. Several of the teachers have said, "there Is an entirely different atmosphere among the hoys of our school since the troop started." The scouts at Washington and Irving schools kept the aide-walks shoveled after neaTly every anow storm. The boys at May-wood school gave up basketball in order to proctice fire building by friction, and It Is no unusual sight at recess time to see a number of them practicing signaling with their wig-wag flags. SCOUTS IX B4 COCYTRIE9 The Boy Scout Movement Is now organized ln 64 countries and dominions, more or less along the lines made familiar to us in this country toy the Boy Scouts of America. Leaders of these many national groups see In the world-wide growth of the

movement, elements that make the better understanding between nations, for better relationships and for world peace. Prestde.nt Harding himself linked the Boy Scouts and world peace ln the radio message which he sent out from the White House, February 7th, congratulating the Boy Scouts of America on their Twetfth Anniversary. While differing local conditions prevent a complete uniformity of activities throughout the world, national leaders believe that much of the scout program, particularly its ethical policies, may be standardized and it is hoped by the officials of the movement In this country that at the International meeting in Paris in July, steps may be taken to create an international organization sufficiently substantial to give ' deflnlte expression to the elements In the movement that make for a harrnon'.ejjs world. . STATISTICS REVEAL HEROES In tht past eleven years 541 Boy Scouts have been awarded honor medals for risking their lives in effort!, usually successfully, to save others, and 2:5 other scouts have received letters of commendation for similar action with lesser peril. The year 1921 shows the highest number of aywards of any year a total of 147 honor medals, three being of gold, 64 of silver and 30 of bronze. The scouts who thus have stepped

If it's service you want, nominate Otto G. Fifleld as County. Treasurer. Republican. 4-26-5

"An'MUinMSohnaon.yon bo aura to get Koliogr'm Corn Flmkom, bmcaut tho children won't mat any othmr kind. Koilegt'm havo thm goody flavor mnd thoyaro nectrtough mnd hard to oat I"

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and self-direction, the Committee urges that heads of business organizations should encourage employes who have rhe right qualifications to take the training necessary for service as scoutmasters, and that the time required (or the training; and

fo serrlce afterward should be free'

j donated b;r employers.

HOW

TO TREAT SEED POTATOES

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$LHc!cfol superior goodness Little folks Instantly recognize Kellogg's Corn Flakes from Imitations I They know the delicious Kellogg flavor and they know that Kellogg's are never tough or leathery or hard to eatt Kellogg'S Corn Flakes are so superior inflavor and in crisp crunchiness that once you know Kellogg' s you will always serve Kellogg'st 'And, Kellogg' s should be best because they are the original Corn Flakes

the most delightful cereal ever made! Insist upon Kejlogg's the kind in the RED and

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Map of territory tafcen from Bolivia and Peru by Chile. 1 Talna aad Arica, claimed by Chile and Pern ; 2 Tarapaca taken from Peru ; 3 Antof agaata taken from Bolivia. Representatives of Chile asdi Peru are meeting in Washington at Request of President HartiLnr ' j Iron out boundary different ts b fcween the two countries.

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Into the ranks of heroes come from

towns and cities all over the Unit

ed States.

"On more than one occasion." says

Dan Beard, famous author and outdoors man, in making his annual report as Chairman of the National Court of Honor, "the short typewritten accounts of a tragedy have caused the eyes of more .than one member of the Court to grow dim with moisture; yet that Court is composed of tough outdoor men. hardened by years of exposure to danger of all kinds, men who themselves have often faced death with the grim courage of the American pioneer." Sir. Beard states that tbe records chow that the scout preparedness for saving life is becoming yearly a more vital and significant feature of the movement. It is the practice of the Boy Scouts of America, ln case the scout loses Ihls life in an effort to save another, to award the honor medal to the mother or other nearest living relative. EXCOl'RAGE SCOUTMASTERS At tha last regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce of New York, a report and resolution were unanimously adopted recommending members and others "that their properly qualified employes be encouraged and given the time to be trained to become scautmasters and to act in that capacity, believing that such action will be helpful both to the men themselves and to their regular work, and also to the boys of Che community." The report was submitted by the Committee on Commercial Education. After reviewing the elements in the Boy Scout program which make for (better boys and better citizens by taking care of their spare time as well as their superfluous -nergy, teaching them to learn In a vay which builds iupboth mind and iody. and gives Initiative, reliance

Corrosive Sublimate Solution Gives Best Results in Controlling Disease BT COUNTY AGENT V. A. PLACE. CROWN POINT, Ind., April 28. Scab is quite common ln Lake county and causes considerable loss. While many farmers have partly controlled this disease with formaldehyde, the corrosive au'bllmate

treatment more effectively handles it as well &s black scurf and black leg and so should be used ln this county. Growers should not forget to treat event Certified seed stocks as these are liable to have a small amount of scab and block scurf on the outside. To treat potatoes quickly and efftctlvely secure three old vinegar or whiskey barrels and ibore an inch hole in the' sides of two of them near the bottom so that the solution can be withdrawn easily from them after each treatment. Mount two of these barrels on a substantial platform 16 Inches from the ground. The third barrel is the one in -which to make the

poison solution. Fill It almost fuH' of water, near the other two. Then dissolve 7 ounces of powdered corrosive sublimate ln a quart glass can. The water In the glass can should be boiling hot as the poison dissolves much more readily In hot -water. After the corrosive sublimate is dissolved, pour It into the 50 gallons of water ln the barrel. Now fill the other two (barrels level full of potatoes and pour in the poison solution until the potatoes in both barrels are covered. Allow them to soak for an hour and a half, then withdraw the poison solution thru the holes at the bottom and pour back into the original barrel. Fill up the garrel again until it is as full as before and add another ounces and a half of poison. Meanwhile the potatoes are taken out of the barrels and spread out to dry and the barrels are again tilled and this process of treatment continued. After four treatments are made the fifth treatment is given without adding any new poison to the old solution. Thorough tieatment when potatoes are dormant, along with crop rotation will largely control scab and black scurf. If the tuber uae sprouted cut down the length of treatment to a half hour. After the potatoes are all treated drain the remainder of the solution into the) ground aa it Is very poisonous and should never be left where animals might drink It. Using the same proportions of the solution smaller amounts may be treated ln an ordinary candy bucket or other wooden vessel. Do not use galvanized wash tubs or other metal containers, as the poison corodes these.

BEAUTY PARLOR OWNER ROBBED; BADLY BEATEN

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A Lake County Product throughout. Otto G. Fifleld for County Treasurer. 4-26-5

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127. Wu Pel Fu. Central China's strong man, today, issued a declaration of war against Chang Tso Lin, i war lord of Northern China, j In Issuing the declaration, Wu warns the foreign legations against foreign nationals assisting the enemy in any manner. j The manifesto which gives form

al notice that a state of war exists is Kigned by the Tucbuna of six provinces of China.

Mi&s Dorothy B orchard. MiM Dorothy Burchard, beauty expert, was found unconaciour aiooe a roaa near Utapjainea. Ill She 3d been beaten and robbed. When she recovered consciousness she told police that she had brea kidnapped from her beauty shop as she was counting the day's receipt.

CHINA'S WAR LORDS DECLARE WAR

VOICE OF

THE PEOPLE

people from the highest rate ot taxation they axe about to endure. Tours truly, WM. KELLY.

Physicians occasionally use, for the puro-pse of illuminating parts cf the interior of the body, a delicate electric lamp, called the "pea lamp," because its little glass bulb resembles a small pea ln Hiie, being only one-quarter of an inch In diameter. It is, nevertheless, a cowipJete Incandescent lamp, having a film one-eighth of an Inch long and about one two-thousandth of an Inch in diameter.

XZ'8 TO B. S. XSC305B Hammond, Ind., April 27, 1922. Editor Times, Dear Sir: , Wherever I go I hear the name

of B. E. Escher. He is spoken of more than any other candidate for office on the republican tisket. If. sentiment counts for anything, he' will win the nomination for assessor of North Township at next Tuesday's primaries. j I have heard it said by rich and poor people that "B. E. Escher was the best and squarest assessor North Township has ever had." He Is a man of ability and conducted his office along the most efficient lines. Tb pop'e have not forgotten his good treatment. They are going to give him another chance with the hope that he will adjust the present system of assessing prop- J

erty and bring down taxes ln rorth Township. If B. E. Escher is elected assessor of North Township he will save the

The fur seal Industry of the Pribilcf Islands yields the United States governmelt from 11,000,000 to 12.000,000 annually. In the season of 1921, 23,671 sealskins were taken from the herd which numbered 581,453 animals.

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BED-BUGS (Pesky Devils Quietus) P. D. Q. Is the new chemical that puts the everlasting: to the Pesky bedbug-s, roaches, fless, ants and cooties imposs-tle for the pesky devils to exist where P. D. Q. is used. Recommendations of Hotels, Hospitals, ftauroad Companies and other public institutions are a guarantee tothe public that the ""et. quickest and most economical way' of Kdiln" the Pesky insects is by the use of r. p. Q. as this chemical kills the eees as well as the live ones, and wili ot injure the clothing. A S5c package makes a full qaart. enough to kul a million bedbugs, roaches, fleas or cooties and also contains a patent spout to get the eggs nests in the hard-to-get-at-places and saves Juice. At yoor.drueg&t.

Don't forget the K. of C. Baseball Dance Friday evening, April 28th. 4-25-St

Nash Leads the TVbrld in Motor Car Value

NASH

IT IS interesting to observe to what lengths Nash goes in painstaking shop practice, because it bears directly upon the quality that has earned Nash cars their nation-wide esteem. To make certain that Nash cylinders are absolutely true, a stream of cold water is circulated through the water jackets as the barrels are machined. This prevents heat being generated by the operation of machining, and it is heat that expands the cylinder and causes the variations in size which distinguish inferior cylinders from Nash cylinders. FOURS and SIXES Prices r tinge from $965 to $2jpo,f. c. b. factory

HAMMOND AUTO SALES

Phone 375.

H. A. ELSNER, Manager One block west of Hohman St.

48 State St

Fancy Peaberry Coffee (10 pounds limit), 5 pounds $1.19 EOWARO Co MEN AS C

1 ' New Canton Silk Gapes

are the Latest Arrivals $29.75 They are the loveliest creations that any women or rniss have ever gazed on and for spring wear they are unequalled. They are new canton crepe styles fully lined with silk crepe of contrasting color diat makes them doubly attractive. A choker collar of fur and fringe trimming at bottom are smart features. Come and see them tomorrow. $29.75.

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Very Remarkable Values Women's Wraps Decidedly Lower Than Regular at $44.50 These wraps are worth more. It is an offering that doesn't occur every day. You will be astonished at the values. There are Shawsheen, Normandy and Tricotine wraps fully lined with plain linings of crepe or Pussey Willow, there are trimmings of embroidery and braid artistically designed. There are shades of navy, black, tan, beaver and deer. Lovely wraps that drape gracefully, that every women will want to possess. A visit will reveal their finess at this special offering, $44.50. Tricotine and Poiret Twill Suits at $39.75 Values to $59.75 The Finest Value-Chring You've Seen in Many a Day With Suits so popular this season, with this group of fashionable styles and with this special price, $39.75 ve could offer no better opportunity in an economy measure for women. They are the smartest Suits you have ever gazed on; jaunty models embroidered and braided styles that every women will love to possss. And to think they are only $39.75. It seems to good to believe -but they are here, waiting for you to try on tomorrow in a style and sire to please and fit you. The Higher Grade Silk Dresses

BOSTON FERNS, 39c Beautiful hardy plants in large sizes. A limited quantity on sale tomorrow.

. Special Tomorrcr

$39.75

Smart Coats for Girls In a Special Selling

Sizes 7 to 12 Years $6.50 Exceptional coats at a remarkable price for little girls who want to be as well dressed as her big sister. They are fashioned in plain weaves, Velour and Chinchilla, in tan, red, copen blue and novelty checks. Take advantage of this thrifty occasion. Navy Blue Serge

CoatS Sizes 10 to 12 $1.50 Fully lined coats with collar and cuffs of tan. belt of leather. Very servicable coats. Values to $3.50 at $1.50.

Values to $49.75

Here are Canton Crepe, Taffeta and Crepe de Chene frocks of the highest character at a remarkable low priced offering. The newest styles features of the season are embodied in them such as Mandarin sleeves. Bishop sleeves, short puffed sleeves that tie at the wrist, girdles of metal and plenty of beads and embroidery individual models of distinction for thrifty shoppers. You Just Can't Be Without A New

Pollaire

ChUdren's Sport Hats at $1.98 Smart looking hats for little girls. Fashioned Milan Hemp in all colors. CHILDREN'S SAILORS AT $1.45 In patent mil an with groa grain ribbon streamers in wanted colon.

Sport Coat 19.75

Many women have two coats a season, one for fashionable wear and one for sports and every day wear. Many are choosing these smart, mannish looking coats of Pollaire for utility purposes. And it's surprising what good values they are for so little money, $19.75.

New Extra Size Silk Petticoats

$6.95 A new shipment of unusual heavy jersey silk petticoats, cut extra wide. They are a good length with 12 inch flounce. CoJlors, brown, navy, purple and green.

EXTRA SIZE LINGETTE BLOOMERS, $1.95 These are also new; finished with double shirring at knee, all wanted shades are here. Extra Size Flesh Batiste Bloomers, 98c

Of Special Importance - Saturday Night 7 to 9 o'clock CHOCOLATE CREAMS Soft cream centers with heavy coating, assorted flavors, wrapped in tiuuse. Get a pound for over Sunday, per 1 Qr pound AI7C GILLETTE RAZOR BLADES The genuine blade, package of 6 blades. Special, 39 C BOX ' ST ATIONERyUUs envelopes and 48 sheets, assorted colors to the box. pink, blue, buff and white, 50c ?Qtf box. special TABLE CL0TH58x58 inches, mercerized, hemstitched or scalloped ready for use; good assortment of patterns. Qfis Special at WOMEN'S SILK AND FIBRE HOSE With clocking and fashioned, white, black, QQ polo or nude. Special. JV 50 Little Girls Gingham Dresses special 98c We've arranged them in a special group in checked and plain Gingham, included are regular and bloomer styles neatly trimmed with white and contrasting colors, fancy stitching and sashes. Sizes 2 to 6 QOyears. Special, each. ..

Genuine Boston Bags Special at $1.89 Handy utility bags of brown and black cowhide with dark rubber or cloth linings, overlapping frames, flexible handles, strap or patent fastener. $4.00 value, special at $1.89. On sale Main Floor.