Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 357, Hammond, Lake County, 5 May 1922 — Page 12

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THE TlitES Friday. May 5, 1922.

Scout Over Night Camp Is Furnished Through Generous Chicago Lady

Due to the generosity of Miss Mary "Wicker of Chicago, the Hammond lioy 'Scouts were granted the ipriwlege of using- her forty acre tract of wooded land lying beside Hart's Ditch and bordering on Kidse IiO0,d.. This is one of 1Vk few large tracts of natural wooded land in this locality a3lde fro mthe l"orest Preserve. It Is an ideal place for the cout activities, and natural home for numerous birds. Due to the generous assistance of various people, a caibin vai erectod capable of houslri-g from twenty to thirty boys e.t ono time. This cabin sets well back from the road, ar.d with Its green trimmings is hardly visible among the trees in summer time.

KYANIZE FLOOR VABIflSH

Is probably the fastest selling varnish, on the market. There are b. number of reasons for this. It Is bo tough, and durable on floors, not showing heel marks or scratches from heavy furniture that every one 5refers It to any other varnish atrer they have once used it. It does not show brush marks or laps; is absolutely not affected either by hot or coll water. It has , a beautiful enough gloss to be used on the unest furniture, even a piano or vlctrola. It comes in clear and light colors. Including oaks, mahogany, walnut, etc. The coloring Is different from other varnishes, stronger, clearer and as It never settles In the can It eliminates getting streaks and different colors. The sample mentioned below Is enough to do a chair or etand. There is a money-back, guarantee that Kyanize Floor Varnish will give yon the longest wearing, prettiest finish you have vr used. Ono can Kyanize ............... 30c Free If you buy a brush for 15c Clinton & Sons Co., E. Chicago, Ind. Xower-Iortan Co., Gary, Ind. m!(h & Sankey, 635 S. Hohman St., Hammond, Ind. Alwln "Wild, HobarU Ind. Fechase Hardwire, Indiana Harbor. Lynch Bros., iowell, Ind. Spurrier Smith & Co., "Whiting, Ind.

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There is a dandy place to hike along Hart's Ditch toward the- Little Calumet river. In the eumraer time this path is "bordered with masses of wild flowers. There is a sandy hole In Hart's Ditch which makes an ideal place for swimming, inasmuch as it is not more than three or four feet deep in the deepest place. During the past year the cabin has been painted, steel cots installed and a ceiling put in. This makes It quite comfortable. Counting the boys per night who have stayed there during the past year, there iaave been over seven hundred lodgers at fao cabin, and it is being used by more different boys all the time. Ko boys are allowed to use the cabin unless they are under responsible leadership, thus insuring a safe, clean time while on the outing. This spring, as a result of the 'bird house contest, some forty bird hous

es were placed in the trees and the shrubbery. No doubt many of these houses will have tenants this summer. Camp "Wicker has been made a bird and gam reservation, end anyone trespassing will be dealt wlt'n according to the law which protects uoh placesThe Boy Scouts of -America 1 a corporation with executives and departments, conducted on the budget system. The national office of the orgajvi ration is in the FMfth Avervue

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You can easily make at home a full quartof the strongest bua-kliler for 35c,enogh to kiliamliHon bedbugs, roaches, fleas and ants. Thic recipe will not burn, rot or stain clothtnsTt and la entirely different from any other formula we know of, at it will kill the eggs. Procure of yntsr drusrst o SSc packs- of : Peaky Devils Quietu) F. D. Q , then jrmi will tha cr.eniirsl rrl ejrpreiy to rid Kotnl. Hospitals and dwellsngsoi pesiy bedbusa and other tr.Bects. Impossible for tha peslty devils to exiit with the proper tise of P. n. Q Special IT.'r-ital J2.E0 maVea fire pal!sn. P- ly. Q pal la porc'rmsetl in voided bot-

donhu;i'.rc? 3ii. lcin:a form.

Building, New York, and occupies almost one-f ovrtn of one of the floors. In the filing system the confidential. Intimate record of every man who has made application for a commission as scoutmaster, is

on nie. Here, too, are the records from the very 'beginning of every troop of Boy outs and of every scout who joined those troops. It is tills registration feature of the system, which more than any other one thing, excepting the standards of the movement, holds the organization together as a great national movement. The corporation known as the Boy Scouts of America works with all the energy and intelligence and business system of a corporation dealing in oils, coal, hardware, or any other commodity. Its products is boys prepared for citizenship. To tho fashioning of this product, over li'0.000 irrie-n throughout tho country are giving their services as volunteers, and less than 700 men are serving full time on salary. The corporate body known as the Boy Scouts of America consists of a National Council composed of S4o representatives from all over the United States, elected fcy their communities. Its officers have always been nationally known men. The President of tho United States Is the

honorary preisidemt of the organization, and living ex-pre.sidents automatically become honorary vicepresidents. The National Council meets annually to consider .progress made and steps to taken for the

ensuing year. Between annual meetings the National Council functions through an executive board of Its own election consisting of net less than 21 men. Tills board meetH monthly, and only

! twice In the past twelve years lia-

It 'failed to meet and to have a quori;.m. Decisions of .executive board are carried out through tho (Hiief Scout Executive, Janif-s E. West and his staff of department heads and field executives. Tha departments Include Finance, Field, Kduqation, Camping, Sea Scouting, Library, Publications, Scout Supplies, the National Court of Honor, the Kditorial Board and Committees on For elffh Helations,' Eudges, Awards and Soout Requirements, 12 acta department also has a committee composed of successful men of affairs, serving voluntarily. These oommlttees In turn often call into conference men rooJt qualified to advise upon particular problems. A report covering entire transactions of the year including a detailed financial statement Is made annually to Congress.

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Local troops mir responsible to the

Institution with which, they are

connected, and the Institution is re

sponsible to the national organiza

tion. "Where there are several

troops In a community, a local council Is formed with represent

atives from each institution and

from the civic organizations and

othor Interests of the community.

The local council then supervises the local work and Is responsible

to the national organization. Again,

the whole United States is divided into twelve regions, and In each region the presidents of local councils and the resident members

of the National Council constitute

a regional committee with general oversight of scout work within Its territtory, the committee, being in turn responalble to the National Council.- In this way a minimum of direct administration from the

national office Is achieved and maximum freedom Is assured to each eommunlty in its scout work

In keeping with the constitution and by-laws of the Boy Scouts of America under the charter granted

by Congress.

Miss Suzanne Silvercruys. Miss Suzanne Silvercruys, daugh-

1 ter of a justice of the Beljrian su

preme court and sister or tne secretary of the Belgian embassy In Washinjrton, is to marry Henry W. Farnum, Jr., of New Haven, Conn. Miss Silvercruys was decorated by King Albert for war work.

tern that the Boy Scout Movement has been. kept so free from exploitation by commercial Interests and it ha maintained its policies and the standards from coast to coast. Everywhere a Boy Scout in America stands for the same things. His uniform is the same, his emblem is the same, his program of activities is the same, his aims and ideals are the same. A most Important feature of the

organization Is insistence upon a;

to thlji iuglnes-like sys-flrmocratlc form of supervision.

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rhy they call me the laughing murderer of Verdun." "Why I quarreled with my father, the Kaiser." "Why the Germans lost the battle of the Marne." "My affectionate relations with my wife." "My father's abdication and flight." These and a thousand other intimate facts are now told for the first time by a Hohenzollern. Just secured by The Chicago Tribune and presented without bias or favor. Complete synopsis of previous installments together with more new startling secrets in next Sunday's Chicago Sunday Tribune. Daily and Sunday thereafter.

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AnnouncemeTits Jias 'been received here of the marriage of jris Floren

tine Marcla Kemp and Mr. Francis E3. Deppe. The ceremony having

taken pJace at 9 ft. .m, Monday morn

lng at th Ohom of the bride's par

ents at Michigan City, Ind., by Rev.

Aritun P. Meyer, The bride came

here over a year ago with "her broth

er, since that time they (have been

operating the Gem theatre here. The groom came here from Chicago last

summer to vacation on the Dtppe ( nrBt ani j,Hm Geneva Gill, second.

1 arm west or 10 wn. oom nave a host of friends here. They are spending their -honeymoon In the East and upon their return will reside in Chicago. Mrs. Shore visited frienls In the city yesterday. ' Mrs. Bradley Is on the ick list.

HUSBANDS CANT LOVE AND FORGET

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Mrs. Flossie Abrahamsoa. "A man can't love a wemen be doesn't respect and he can't . respect a woman if he knows her past." That is the philosophy of Mrs. Flossie Abrahamson, charged with the murder of her husband. 1 fell when I was young," Mrs. Abrahamson said, "and later I told my husband. Soon he began to chide me; later it became continu-

The Royal Neig-hibors Lodge play

ed cards last evening, following their lodge meeting. The prizes

were won by Mrs. juiia jonnson,

Ku Klux Won't Debate

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEBVICEJ KANSAS CITT. Kans, May 5. The Ku Klux Kln of this ety in a

communication signed "Ti-Bo-Kim" as secretary today refused to sanction the debate scheduled to be held Sunday between Mayor Harry B. Burton and an unknown goblin from the headquarters in Atlanta, Ga. The refusal of the Klom to debate came as a surprise. "I am ready to debate any time," said Mayor Burton who recently refused permission for a Klan parade here and resuestetd any city employes who might be members of the Klan to resign at once.

HARDING ACCEPTS TNVITATION

WASHINGTON. May 5. President Harding yesterday tentatively accepted an invitation to attend Flag Day exercises at Baltimore on June 14, when a etatue in honor of Francis Soott Key. author of "The Star Spangled Banner," will t unveiled. The Invitation was extended Ibj the mayor of Baltimore end a delegation of citizens.

Druesen-Kraft Youth-Gland Restored Health After Doctors Gave Her Up!

Hatband "Writes She Could VoX XeaT Her Bed Unaaslsted. "For years my wife has been so weak, she could not get out of bed

alone, the had no strength whatso

restore strength and vigor. This ! Just one of many similar cases reported by doctors and users. DRUESEN -KRAFT (Youth-Gland) is the

most eftectlve rebuilding and reju-

ever 'and at her periods she suffered j yenating tonic ever known! Brought

terrible agony. Just what the mat

ter was we never knew, one doctor said it was kidney trouble, others liver and stomach trouble and some that It was female trouble. For the last four years we have tried every possible remedy without any effect whatsoever and you can therefore understand how grateful I am for her improvement o tar through your DRUESEN - KRAFT treatment. Khe has or.ly taken the DRUESEN-KRAFT tablets, double dose, for ten days and they have done wonders for her, and Is she continues Improving with anywhere near the rapidity of this last week, she will be absolutely well within a month. Please senn me Immediately six packages of "Female" and two packages of "Male." Also send Booklet:! or some friends." (Signed) H. R. Healy, Manson, IowaMake the test yourself. If you are run down or ailing, you will be amazed at the rapidity with which the DRt'Ef? EX-KRAFT tablets will

here from Europe a year ago DRL-11SEN-KRAFT (Youth-Gland) already has the enthusiastic enrosement of thousands of doctors and users. Men and women suffering from ailments of many years' standing have been entirely restored to health and vigor through this remarkable discovery. Ask your druggist or eend your name for free booklet on "DRUESEN-KRAFT. The Glands and Their Control of Health and Strength," Compounded in tasteless form. One week treatment $1.25 is sufficient to start. Designate whether you wish "Male" or "Female." SBTZSEir-XJSAFT CHEMICAL LAHOB.ATOH.IXS, Z.td. 56 E. Ba&ddolph St. Chicago, XU. . .T be sure to et the gxnHine treatment say "DBTJESEN-KKAIT tablet a" to your dniKglft. Sold In Hammond by Bummers' Pharmacy and all proaresslge dxnfrgistn. Adevertlsemer t.

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