Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 307, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1922 — Page 6

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II. S. MAY FIND NEW PROPOSAL

Statesmen at Genoa Ex pected to Reply Forthwith to U. S. Notes. BY GEORGE R. HOLMES STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE WASHINGTON, May 17 Tha United States sat back today to await the next move from Oenoa. It is confidently expected In Wash ington that possibly within the next 8 hours, certainly within a week, tha gTopinsc statesmen at Genoa win combine on a. new set of proposals to this government that win afford the administration an opportunity to participate in the efforts at Kuropean reconstruction on terms of its own maXing. In the unlocked for event that these proposals are not forthcoming:, and should the powers at Onoa disband in failure, then the confident belief is expressed her that the 1'niied States will promptly do some proposing: on Its own account. President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes deliberately left tile door open in their response to the allied Invitation to the Hague. They phrased the American refusal to go to the Hague so as to virtually invite the powers to reop the conference and at the same time they pave a delicate hint as to the conditions under which this government would consent to re-engage in Europe's tangled affairs. "This .government," said the note, 'has always been ready to join with the governments (at Genoa) in arranging for an inquiry by experts Into the economic situation in Kussla and the necessary remedies." This paragraph speaks for Itself, it wbs explained today in official quarters. It means that the United States Is convinced that the powers At Genoa have been proceeding on the wrong: track, that they have made themselves rldigulous ani weakened their own prestige by bickering and quarreling: with the Russian delegates Instead of adopting a firm, united policy and saying to Russia, In effect: "Here are the conditions under which you can be readmitted to the family of nations. Resolution Against Junket Passes 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CE1 WASHINGTON, May 17. The Senate passed the McCormick resolution protesting against the use of

Pretty Missie Takes Fast Ride With 500-Mile Classic Winner

yt Indianapolis. Ind. When Miss Loca Hearne, a petite southern maiden, sneaked Into tne racing car of Howdy Wilcox, clad In trousers and the typical garb of a mechanician, she violated a hitherto unbroken rule of tne Indianapolis Motor Speedway, ' where the

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International 500-mile race for $100,000 will te held Tuesday.' May 0-. But It was' worth all the trouble to which she was put to evade the guards, she said, as she smiled her prettiest for photographers at1 the end of her several laps' jaunt at breakneck speed beside . the winner of the 1919 International classic. . , Miss Hearne la the first girl to ever ride at speed on the Hooslercourse and says it beats touring in the air, .which she. bas done,'

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VIGOR RESTORED BY DRUESEN-KRAFT , GLAND TREATMENT

Aftr Trying' Bo Called Tonlca Por Vftn Without Results, Secatnr Merchant la Ketord to Health Through Oland Treatment "For the last five years I have had terrible dizzy spells at times, my hftcd and back continually ached, it wis inmossible at all to attend to my business and I thought I would lose j my mind over the strain. I praspedj at everj- straw, took every advertised medicine which promised to do something, but they all either did nothing- at all for me. or gave me a temporary stimulation, which left me worse afterwards than before. Dr. , whom I consulted in ds peration. advised me to try the DRL'ESEN-KKAPT (Touth-51a n d) treatment with which he has had such splendid results and am pleased to notify you that after two months' treatment, according to directions, my health is considerably Improved. I haven't had a headache or backache for the last sir weeks and even a stomach ailment of long standing is disappearing. If the next few weeks' treatment will do any where near what they have done so far I J snail De a wen man one uii'uni rim now. It is amazing to me to think that these little glands cart control my health and strength. The proof of the pudding Is In the eating and ! your DRUESEN-KRAFT treatments ' have certainly restored my health. I shall be glad to talk to anybody you or your local doctors or drug

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Dan Cupid's love chariot certainly seems to be in need of an overhauling. First, the flapperish Geneva Mitchell tires of married life after a week of it. Not surprised, she's a Broadway star. the American transport Henderson to carry the class of 1881 of thfc Annapolis Naval Academy to a reunion in Japan arranged by Admirall Url, of the Japanese Navy. The party, arranged by Senator Weller, republican, of Maryland, would have included Secretary Denby, Secretary Weeks and General Tershing. KIWANIS CLUB TO GIVE PRIZES FOR PRETTY GARDENS The Klwanis Club is endeavoring to stimulate the "City Beautiful" in Hammond and with that in mind has appointed, a. committee comprised of Willis R. Ford, Prank 0"Rourke and David Mllgrim to arrange a contest. m The city will bet divided into two sections, north and south, with gists refer to me as I feel this is the least I can do in reciprocation of what you have done for me. DRIVES-EN-KRAFT tablets will always be in my home." (Signed) Albert Blickley, Decatur, Illinois. This is Just one of many similar cases reported bv doctors and users. KRUESKN-KRAFT (Youth-Gland) is the most effective rebuilding and rejuvenating tonic ever known! Kroueht hero from Europe a year hko.DRUKSEN-KRAFT already has the enthusiastic endorsement of thott sands 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. Make the test yourseif: you will b amazed at the rapidity with which health ani strength will be restored and increased. Ask your druggist or send your name for free booklet on "DRUESKX-KRAFT the Glands and Their Control of Health and Strength." Compounded in tasteless form. One week treatment $1.25 is fiufficient to start. Designate whether you wish "Male" or "Female." CHEMICAL LAEOU4TOEIES, ltd. 66 E. Knndolph St. Chicago. HL To be sore to Krt the genuine treat mpnt fay "DXDr.SSJT-EXAPT tablets" to your Oxugglot. Bold in Eanunrad by Summers' Pharmacy nnd all progressive drrgsrlst.. adv.

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But-"when a woman ninety-four years old sues for divorce, that's different. Mrs. Mary M. Randolph did and her plea w;. ; denied. Her husband claimed his ninety-four-year-old wife was a vamp. She said he was cruel and Sibley street as the dividing line and prizes will be awarded for the best kept lawn and gardens. Details of the contest are to be printed later. FOUR DRY AGENTS TO BE DISMISSED INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHICAGO, May 17. Four prohibition asent sof the Chicago force will be dismissed on June 1. This announcement was made today following a conference between Col. C. A. Nutt of Washington, D. C. and Illinois dry officials. Nutt. who devotes his time to cleaning up "bad liquor situations," arrived here yesterday to take up the situation in Illinois. His last job was driving the bootleggers from Florida. GARY NEWS &ARY MAN IS REPORTED MISSING A city wide search is being instituted for J. W. Burns who disappear ed from his home at 812 Rice street over -a. week ago and lias not been seen or heard of since according to Mrs. Burns yesterday when she reported her husband's disappearance 1 to the police. He is described as ! being 60 years old, bas one crippled ; hand, 5 feet 9 inches tall, slim build, J light complexion and wore a dark suit of clothes and dark soft hat. NO Y. W. C. A. PROGRAM TODAY There will be no T. ,W. C. A. program today, with the exception of fm executive board meeting according to the Y. W. C. A. week schedule given out for publication early in the week. Thursday evening will be devoted for the pleasure and entertainment of the professional women of the city, and Friday afternoon and evening InternaDonald MacTavish lay a-dying. He had been all day about it, and his wife, who had watched with patient expectancy since early morn, began to feel the call of hex neglected household duties. "Aweel, Don," she said, as she moved the light to the table by his bed, "I mus' gang along to the kitchen the noo. Ye'll no be takin' yer departure afore I come back. But if ye should, ye'll not forget to blow out the candle afore ye dee. will ye?" . "Young man." said the boss. glaring at the clock, "do you realize j that every minute lost to thi- f rm is an opportunity gained by the j competition?" "Yes. sir, I do." said the kid, I manfully. "But the better our com- j petitor gets along, sir, the more ambition it puts in us to meet 'em!" Mr. A. J. Balfour, who has just been made an earl, often plays golf on the ancient links at St. Andrews in Scotland. One dav, savs Mr. Andra Kirkaldy in "Fifty Years of Golf," a gentleman who hud just made a drive asked his caddie whether he had ever carried clubs for any famous men. "Lots o' them," replied tha caddie, aDd after naming a few more or less distinguished persons mentioned Mr. Balfour and said that he had a close acquaintanceship with him. "Just what do you mean by a close acquaintanceship?" asked the KOifer. "This," replied the caddi?. pointing to his legs. "I'm wearin a pair o' Mr. Balfour's toosers."

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lacking in chivalry. Mrs. May Neary Kelly and Kelly never 'went to the trouble of getting married, but a court awarded her ha!f his estate as his common law wife. Thev had lived together ten years. tJonal Institute Day. Saturday's program for the school and high school girls has not been completed and will' announced later. BOOSTER HOTEL IS SOLD TO F. VANAMAN Frank Vanaman purchased from Clarence IBarr, the Booster Hotel located at 10th and Washington St., yesterday. Mr. LeBarr who is an employe of the Gary and Interurban has operated the Booster Hotel for some time -while Mr. Vanaman formerly owned the restaurant located at 22nd and Washington street. Mr. Vanaman will take charge of hli new hotel at once. FIVE BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED Building Commissioner Krfekson issued a permit to John Maczy for the erection of a two-story flat building to cost $5,000.00. The building will be located at 1664 W. Twelfth ave. Andie Petro obtained a permit for the erection of a frame residence to cost $1,200.00. The'building will be located at 4628 Polk St. A permit was issuei to M. Speight for the erection, of a one-story

The Magic Carpet

You could sit on the fabled carpet of Bagdad and view the world. In the whisk of an eyelash it would carry . you any place you wanted to go. All you had to do was to wish. Advertising is a sort of magic carpet. Read it and in the twinkling of an eye you can review the merchandise of the world, pictured and displayed for your benefit. You can pick up this paper and in fifteen minutes know what the different shops are offering in the way of fabrics, patterns, varieties and qualities of almost anything you want. The avertisements intorduce you to the latest styles the newest comforts for the home the best of the world's inventions. They tell you how to buy, where to . buy and when to buy. They keep you posted on things necessary to feed and clothe you and your family and make you comfortable and happy. Read tKe advertisements as a matter of education. Read them to keep abreast of progress.

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brick bungalow to be, located at 1882 Massachusetts St., at a cost of $5,000.00. According to ft permit issued to Martin Precess, an addition will b built on his residence located at 21C Massachusetts st. The improvement will cost $300. A p remit waa -issued to F. D. Glack to Improve his refreshment stand which is located at Miller Beach. The alteration will cost $100.00.

FOUND STABBED A Mexican, giving his name as Miguel Cerrea was found at 11th avenue a.nd Adams street last night suffering from a stab wound on his wrist and another one over the heart He was taken to the Mercy "hospital where it was learned his Injuries were not of a serious nature. Details of the stabbing were not learned. STEAL GEORGE GAGE'S CAR. During the Boy parade In Gary yesterday, auto thieves made their get-away with George Gage's Lexington touring car which was left standlng-at the curb in front of the Knotts' building on Broadway near Seventh avenue. Mrs. Gage was driving the machine and had left it a short time to witness the parade. She reported the thftrt to the pllce. BOY SCOUT DRIVE STARTS TODAY The Boy Scout drive to raise $3,000 which Is the smallest amount necessary to carry the Scouts through the season's activities, start ed this morning and is scheduled to come to a close on Saturday. The Scouts are asking every citizen in the city to open their purse strings and lend a willing hand. TAKE MOVIES OF BOYS' PARADE Moving picture operators from the International News Weekly were in Gary yesterday afternoon and secured pictures of the monster Boys' parade on Broadway. Tatrons of movie houses which use the I. N. W. service will have an opportunity of seeing them In the near future. SAYS SURVEY WOULD REVEAL SUSPICION Wants Foreigner in Calu-! met District To Have ABetter Understanding. Asserting, that a foundation survey of the cosmopolitan population of Hammond and the surrounding Calumet district would reveal an amazing picture of ufiassimilated aliens living in suspicion, hate and fear of the world surrounding them, Reverend Fasquale Ricclardi de Carlo, field representative of the church extension board of Chicago

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Presbytery, ytsterday at the regular weekly luncheon of the KiwanisClub called on that organization to exert every Influence possible to remove the barriers which Americans have raised In bringing the foreigner to a better understanding and appreciation of what thVs c6untry holds for him and his responsibilities to It. During the course of his talk he Quoted figures showing that America populated -with some 36,000,000 foreigners and those of second generation can trace 85 per cent of Its crime to men and boys of foreign parentatge.

E. HEADS REBEKAHS Mrs. Emily Wedgewood is Chosen President At State Convention. INDIANAPOLIS, May 17. Mrs. Emily Wedgewood, of' East Chicago, was elected president of the Rebekah Assembly I. O. O. F. of Indiana at the thirty-eighth annual session, which closes with a reception In the Grand Lodge room of the Odd Fellow building tonight. The other officers . elected were: Mrs. Valletta Kirnmel, of Kendallville. vice president; Mrs. Laura B. Morris of Frankfort, warden; Mrs. Clara D. Evans, of Gary, secretary. - 2.000 witsess drill More than 2,000 Rebekahs ani Odd Fellows witnessed the memorial drill exemplified by the Kendall ville Re-bekah lodge in Tomlinson hall Monday night. The drill was presented as a fitting memorial service for members who are dead. Following the tit 111, the Industry Lodge of Muncie -jnferred the Rebekah degree on a group of sisters. The decoration of chivalry was presented to twenty-two Rebekahs from various parts of the state by General Harry K. Landes of Indianapolis, department commander of Indiana of the Tatriarchs Militant. Mr. Landes was assisted In the presen tation of the jewels of chivalry by Miss Florence McGregor, Mrs. Hazel Forth. Miss Elma Lackey and Miss Emma Menning, all of Indianapolis. The report of the good and welfare committee, was read at t'ao morning session. Following the report, the assembly voted to increase the .er capita tax in order to have increased funds for running the assembly and maintaining the Odd Fellows' Home at Greensburg. The assembly vote.! to petition the Grand Lodge" to change the law o: the organization to permit the ReIf Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers Be careful what you take for your Kidney. Bladder or Urinary troubles Remember that Dr. Carey's PRESCRIPTION NO. 777 is absolutely free from dangerous drugs and has had 50 years of success for Kidney and Bladder troubles. Sure relief or money back on large bottle. Sum mer's Pharmacy and all good drug cists have It. adv. i

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bekah state president to appoint deputy presidents instead of having the Rebekahs work under the district deputy grand masters appointed by the state grand masters of the Odd Fellows. SPECIAL, TR.AIW TO GREEN5RIHG A special train of fourteen coaches will carry the delegates, both Rebekahs and Odd Fellows, whose business session opens Wednesday morning, to the Odd Fellows' home at Greensburg. Wednesday afternoon. The train will leave the Union station, over the Big Four, at 12:30 o'clock, and returning, will leave Greensburg at 4;50 o'clock. More than 1.200 delegates eie expected to make the trip, according to O. P. Bornwasser. grand lodge secretary. The first degree of Odd Fellowship will be conferred by the Energy Lodge of Muncie, and the third degree by the Steel City lodge of

Gary in Tomlinson ball, Wednesday night. It is -expected that several hundred candidates will receive the degree. Convict Carves Table For Atoorney General riNTERNAT!ONL NEWS SERVICE) ivASMi.Miiux, May. A hand-! some teakwood table of rare design' stands in the attorney general's office at Washington. It is a specimen of the skill and workmanship of .a convict at Atlanta prison. The table was a gift to Attorney General Daugherty. It was sent to him with the compliments of the man who is confined behind penitentiary bars for a serllus crime. Telephones which speak a message loud enough to be heard thirty

Self Service Grocery PHONE 220 E. STATE STREET PHONE 342 Two Phones For Your Convenience "343 $3.00 Orders are Delivered Free Thursday, Friday and Saturday SPECIALS

The Malt Without a Fault For this Sale Special 69c Ceresota Flour K8 barrel. $J.08 h''"" $2.20 ''"""$4.50 Snowdrift The Popular Shortening. Special, 1 pound can 1 7 for X TOMATOES. 3 39c for KIDNEY BEANS, 3 99 C for swe;et corn elgin, o g c 3 for LIBBY PEAS, p 33 c for . . . :. . . MILLER AND HART'S MEATS Luncheon Tongue, lb. ....50c Ring Bologna, lb 15c Liver Sausage, lb. . ., 22c Frankfurts, lb 20c Summer Sausage, lb 30c Bacon Ends, lb..., 22c Square Deal, lb 20c Breakfast Bacon,' lb. 32 to 36c Wilson's Bacon Squares.. 18c Kirk's Lemon Soap (Limit of 6 to customer) 6 for. ..... . Daily, Large Loaves, 1 Hp Butter Krust, each ....

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