Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1922 — Page 6

PAGE SIX TTTR TT"NrRS Thursday, June 22, 1922.

FARM BLOC MAY OPPOSE FORDNEY

By J. BART CAill'BEU, 1ST AT F CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SEBV1CEJ WA3111AU1)., J uac 22 11 Clairman Fordney of the Houaa ways ana means committee, persists In Ws advocacy of American valuations tlona as a basts for tariff lobulation, he will fin dtaa "agricultural bloo" standing solidly against him and for the foreign valuations plan adopted by the Republican mum1 bora of the Senate finance oommltftee, senatorial spokesmen for tie , farmers Indicated plainly today. Senator Capper. Republican. Kansas, the ""bloc" chairman, denounced : .American 'valuations as a "cloak for j prohJbltlTtj duties" and lnimlcabie ' to the agricultural Interests.

"It will b found tie sealous advocate of American Tal nations are Interested lu tt not altogether for Itself." said Capper. "They are Interested In Its adoption bocauso they beliOTo It woald complicate and conCase th tariff Issue and enable them to ooaceal from the American people the extent to which, they desire to sals tariff rates. "They TirtnaUy admit they are

aorikiivg rates so Ugh as to bo un

to fool thm. I am a protectionist, and I believe considerable majority of the American peoole a:e protectionists, but I certainly du not believe In protjctlon so hlfch as to Impose rates which must be Kloasod over and covered up by a scheme

j like American valuations."

'fhe fight over valuations would keep the tariff bill in conference, after It is finally passed by the Senate, for a considerable length of time, it was predicted, unless Chairman Kordnoy suddenly recedes from his present position, which he declared ho ha;i no intention of dolns.

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HEARTBURN AND CONSTIPATION

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fljsax Qjui u 1st simply an Indication f the mannfactnre of poisonous acid and gas In the stomach. The throat becomes the chimney of the stomach through -which some of the poisonous gas eacapea firing one a foul breath and caustng great pain at tlems. Usually -where one has symptom f stomach trouble It la found that the mOms la greatly constipated JfWch aids to the physical discomfort and the danger of a general physical breakdown. It la astonishing tbo smmher of women who n rr a r

(from lndlgestloo and constipation and

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From UnstftKon. Mlch Mrs-Grlg-tven tells u that she was a great ffUffierer Chat after eating, gas would iSorxa in her stomach, giving her Jioartbam and stomach pains until Jt-he eoalj not sleep. Sometimes the gas distended her so that she had terrible pains la the shoulder blades and around the heart. Then from less than one full bottle she found rnnctx Quick and certain relief that he slept eoondly. ate anything she wished without discomfort and had no return of the trouble when she wrote us. Ten can get Xerv-Worth at any drug store. It is alwaye on

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r INTERNATIONAL NrwS SERVICF1 CHICAGO, Juno 23. The United States railroad labor -board Is prepared to Stack up In every possible way Its recent wage reduction orders and to use erery power at Its command to aivert a nation-wide railroad strike, it was indicated, following the reply of Ben W. Hoarer chairman of the board, to the "ultimatum" Issued Sunday by rail union leaders at Cincinnati. The "ultimatum'' declared that If the membership of the unions voted to strike the leaders -would not oppose tt. Hooper's reply was sent to Bert M. Jewell, president of the railway employee department of the American Federation of I.abor. it declared that a strike would entail "disaster for the unions and unfortunate results for the members." Statements made by the union chiefs in their "ultimatum" were characterized i7 Hooper as "misleading" and as an "Inexcusable perversion of both the language and meaning of the board's wage cut decisions. Particular in sue is taken by Hooper with the convention of the union chiefs that the wages for section men hare been fixed by the board at 25 cents an hour. Hooper contends tfcat while the minimum wage Is 23 cents an hour, this applies to only a few employes and that the srroraga Is S2.7 cents, an Increase of 69 4 per cent over the average of 1317.

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permitted to go to her father at Jackson. Michigan, w"here she was arrested. Mrs. Scrugss, who is the mother of three children, already has spent 53 days in jail, awaiting hearing. Her husband. George Scruggs is serving a four year Sentence at Atlanta and Dan Ingram, colored. Is serving a sentence of a year and a day for the theft.

The Green-Mountain Boys were a band of Vermont settlers organlged In 1773. under the leadership ot Ethan Allen. Seth Eaker and others, for the purpose of protecting themselves against the attempts of the governor of New Tork to drive them from their lands and take possession of their territory, on the ground that It belonged to New Tork. under the charter granted by

Charles II. miring the revolutionary war the Green-Mountain Boy, 800 In number, lead by Ethan Allen, rendered great service In securing the passes Into Canada, and thus preventing the British troops from overrunning Vermont.

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Left to right, top row: Mrs. Mary C. C Bradley. Miss Jnlia C Lathrop, Misa Jane Addaras. Miss Anna Morgan. Middle row; Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, riUst Katberine Bement Davis, Mrs.' Alary Roberts Rhlnehart, Mrs. Ella A. Boole. Miss Maud Wood Park. Bottom row: Dr. M. Carey Thomas and Mrs. Raymond Robins. list of the ''greatest," placing Charlotte Perkins Gilman atthe head of the list.

MAN WITH TWO WIVES CHANGES PLEA

arUNCTE. Ind,. Jane 22. After the city court had decided It had no Jurisdiction la the case of Timothy

tern Drug Co.. Whiting, Indiana one ' Malor.e. who yesterday entered a plea

clotir.r a -txritle exa all druggists a-eof guilty to a charge of bigamy, 31aauthorized to give the money backlon- ljfl,v changed his nlea. to not

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red to circuit court. The man. who admits having a wife -in both Marlon and 3uncle. declares he did not re-marry until he learned the Muncie wife was married a second time and he supposed she had obtained a divorce. The Muncie wife, now Mrs. Alta Mann, declares she was not married the second time until ehe read In a painters; trade Journal an account cf her husband's death. She now declares ehe wishes to be the wife of Husband No. 2 and the second Mrs. Malone says she wants to keep Mai one.

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He's A Corker at Walking Even Without Cork Legs. "Won't you sit down?" was asked ot Dan O'Leary, the world's greatest long distance walker, who was In Indianapolls yesterday, "No, thanks." he replied with a laugh. "I have eorlt irs and always

stand." Of course this pedestrian was Joking about having cork legs, as he has walked across the country time and again. "I always celebrate my birthday by walking 100 miles," said O'Leary, who is eighty-one ytiars old. "My birthday Is June 20 an.J I have arranged to walk the 100 In Cincinnati. I have covered this distance on my birthday each year since 1S74."

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., June 22 Freedom of Mrs. Vivian Scruggs, Elkhart woman. Implicated la the 5100,000 mall robbery at Elkhart. Ind., depends upon her future behavior and her promptness in reporting to the court. Mrs. Scruggs was given a hearing before Judge A. B. Anderson in federal court today, who took the case under advisement until the next term of court. Questioning by Judge Anderson revealed tile woman had nothing to do with the robbery, although U was said, she had knowledge of the contemplated theft. Sh will be

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