Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 91, Hammond, Lake County, 5 October 1922 — Page 7

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General Papaulas. General Papaulas, former commander on the Smyrna front, has accepted the post of governor of Thrace on the condition that he be allowed a free hand in both militry and civil administrations. I'inal disposition of Thiace is not in bit? difference between t'..e allhs .-d Mustapha Keraa' 3Sna. The Turks demand the province now held h? ji GrcdisHIGH COSTS HAfylPER GERMAN RADIO FANS Amateurs Few and Far Between Because of Excessive Price of Sets. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE "WASHINGTON, October 4 What wtthv the high cost of apparatus and rigid governmental restrictions the lot of the German radio amateur is indeed hard, according to reports from Vice-Consul Nathaniel B. Davis, at Berlin, on file at the Department of Commerce. Amateur operator are few and far betwern. while radio telephony Is almost unknown science, except to engineers, research workers and professional operators. The German Post Office Dspartment, which Is in charge of all radio communication with the Republic, permits private companle and Individual to erect their own plants only on payment of a license fee. Ordinarily the department Itself Installs the plants; It also rents receiving sets for 2,500 marki per month. There is only one licensed broadcastingstation in Berlin at present, which sends out market and exchange quotations. Service charges range from 1,000 to 7,500 marks a month, to which mut be added the cost of a Government license and the Installation of a receiving set. Although the domestic demand Is light, numerous firms in and j about Berlin manufacture radio apparatus. Curiously, vacuum tubes ! are "almot unavailable," according to Vice-Consul Davis, crystal detectors being used instead. Fishermen Encounter Tough One; He Got Away INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE FLY'MOUTH, Mass. Jonah and the we'.l-known whale had nothing on Harry Sloane and Jacob Snyder, during a fishing trip they took In the bay here. The two men declare they met a fish at least eight feet long, which had a hide so tough that It could not be pierced with an ax. a gaffhook. or with bullets from a revolver, all of which they tried. Th-y daclared that the inside of the creature's mouth was so scaly that hooks and gaffs made no Impression, tout slipped off as though they had struck a sheet of steel. The Ash. according to a description given 'by the two men, was gray on the 'back and white underneath and weighed at least sixty nounds .they said. Furthermore, it had no tall. The fish got away. HAH TFOTtD '" CIT. Sept. More gambling occurred here last week, during the annua! Call festival, than has been seen in the city since the pre-VoIstead days, according to authorities. Officers of the fair decided to be a bit lenient at the outset, in order to attract large crowds. Before the end of the week.however, a halt Tiad to e called. Violations were too flasrrant. m AILING WOMEN OF MIDDLE AGE Mrs. Linton Tells How Helpful Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is at This Period Denver. Colorado. "I have taken Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com Ipound for sever. years and I cannot tell you the good it has done me. It is good for young and old and I always keep a bottle of it in the house, for I am at thai time of life wher it calls for Lydis E. Pinkham'f help. My husband saw your ad. in the papers and said ' You have taken evervthine you can think of. now 1 .ir.r want you to take Lydia E.Pinkham's ! vegetable Compound! bo 1 let him get it, and I soon felt better and he uld me 'I want you to take about six bottles.' So I did and I keep house and So fill my own work and work out fcy the day and feel fine now. I tell uwrt one about the Veee table Com pound for so many of my friends tc.vi jnt I would not get well." Mrs, . R. J. Llntox, ISWWest 33d Avenue, j L'OJivor. Colorado. Al'cr r .jading letters Hire tho & hove, snd we re constantly pblishin thern, wfcy should any woman hesitate to takt Lydia E. Pinkbara's Vcgovable Corapound if she ia in ni3d of h!p? It brings relief wheto other rsedlciasa fail .

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