Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 147, Hammond, Lake County, 12 December 1922 — Page 7

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THE TDrfES THEY JUST KNEW OL' EAGLE EYE COULDN'T KEEP OUT OF IT FOR , S lous liver hero with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Stark. Mrs. John Klassen will hold a rru'bllo auction December 14th. Her on Iferhert Klassen has rented the American service men buried in France, will roon be erected In ArI'ntton raln;-,al cert-ter-v bv thrArgonne unit of the American legion auxilffiry, of rhlladelphia. Pa. phasls wan placc-d upon the great smcd for thworkers la the- new fields. Tkis was ulven "by the pastor. i farm. ! Mr. and airs. Jos. V . Gerlach Jr., i ' f 'Hammond are the proud parents " ii l.aby g-lrl born to tiicm Inst week. GRIFFITH -V v

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Ey ROLAND KREBtf, STAFF CCRRESFCNOENT 1. N. SERVICE NEW YORK, Dec. 12. Thrice cursed is the run who In Xew York fayr. "I don't know-." The pilgrims from Goose Ankle. Okla., and points north, east, south and west, who make up the bulk cf N'aw York's changir.tr population, all try to appear born to the metropolis and familiar with its every nook and cranny. To be asktd where Ixmgacre Square is and to answer -"I don't know" la to stamp one's self a hay Fhacker from the great op.en spaces. Much better it Is to say: "Take a Seventh avesue subway to Times Square, shuttle to Grand Central end then a Corona subway and set off at Twenty-fifth street." It may land the vis-itor In Elmhurst, Long Island, but what of it? It's better than admitting you wnok no more about It than he does. Until ens has lived here S.392 years !t Is well nigh Impossible to remember which of the bridges over the East river Is which. The "cosmopolitans" frequently point out the Queensboro bridge to visitors from the sticks as Brooklyn bridge. A recently arrived citizen provoked a g-uff aw on a Broadway subway when his seat partner asked what the funny doo-hlckey was suspended from the ceiling:. It was the born of an amplifier that helps the guards eall the approaching stations, but the man asked didn't know th.t. He explained: "Why, that's one of those borne for radio concert, weather reports and all that." One tsMsa cf encudhry biff city sophistication la to boast of at fewest one friend who Is addicted to the hope habit. Few persons other hsn the unfortunate addicts know ust what the different reactions of serolne, laudanum, morphine, opium .1 r. i yen shse are. For cxarorja, two ohaps who Had grown hardened to the big- burg- in very bit of three weoks were -oatea In a restaurant recently. One 1 y producd a tiny vtel and began nretlpgr with it. "What's that?" asked his friend. It r rflaMy was baking- soda. Morphine." ;"?. I didn't know you were i- ffincr t hat." V- ;:h" in boredom "I started .' j st to s'.e what It v.-as like, but I :.,;- dnses that'd make a , -.rs- wat.-!:nn'.i shanty think ; :h- W.,. Uvnr'h buiicilr,?:." hn.ld'-." r turr.ed his friend, ... ;.. lay r.ff that stuff; s cciighs X) " v. Fuses A- J Sven a little helps tofrss yoa from that cold and eases tb coojrbiog-. 8ee directions oa bottls for relieving' ccngeetkm, tootbicf inflamed, scratehT threats. Banish that cold. Now don't risk your health throneh sheer nsglacv sk yoar droBEist for DUONG'S SIX -a syrup for coughs & colds

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1 Still, New York can be ashamed of its great colony of narcotic thralls. Not so long ago an Imported automobile drew up before a West Side hospital. Maids, carrying traveling bags and hat boxes, followed a beautiful girl with a flaming fan cf red hair. A man, a friend, accompanied her. He was very frank about It. He said he wished to bring' the girl In under an assumer name to hide her identity and to cure her cf the habit. She had taken a sniff at a party "for the experience" and had become a hopeless slave. Finally, when It became apparent the drug we. s worsting- her, sho told her wealthy parents she was going to Florida, but Instead she came trembling-, quacking and crying for heroin to the hospital to be freed of the curse. LEGISLATORS GATHER 1TH GOV. FVl'CRAY f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I.NDlANAPOi-JS. Iec 11. ilftyiws Republican members of the lowr houses of the Indiana legislature today pathered here on call of Gov-e-nor "Warren T. McOay to hear the administration program for the session of the assembly which begdns January . Covernor McCray urged passage of th, gasoline tax the proceeds of wMeh, estimated at apnroilmately $2,500,000 to he used by the state hlfrhway department. He also asked tho representatives to introduce and pass as few bills as possible. filx candidates for speaker were on the Job tightening their lines for the showdown In the majority caaoua. They were J. Glenn Karris, E&ke county; Lemuel Pittlng-er, Delaware county; James I. Day, r Ak county; Dr. William H. Phillips Grocers 148 State Stret Phone 684 Powder large pkg. 21c !

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r w 11 A. V XT5V? TOKK. Deo. 12. The first cruise around the world In a motor boat ended yesterday when the 98foot yacht Speeuacks, carrying Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Gowen, Jr., of Chicago, docked in the East River. The boat left New York 16 months ago and followed the equator. Tart of its crew deserted, it was wrecked in the South Seas and it fought storms that finished larger craft The trip it is estimated cost S1.000,000, of which $100,000 went for gasoline. The voyage was the Gowens' honeymoon trip. "Oh, what a relief it is to get back," 6lghed Mrs. Gowen. as 6he relaxed in the trim cabin. "No motor boat has ever circumnavigated the g-lobe before and 1 don't think ano'hr evr will for no man is craz Fayette and Franklin counties Ray C. Morgan, Henry county, and Oscar E. Ahlgren, lake county. Eph Dalley, Allen coranty. in nounced his candidacy clerk of the house. fer chief MERRILLVILLE Next Sunday will be the fn (t Quarterly meeting of the year. DX, McKentie will toe here to preach at j 10:S0. The sacrament will be scry-.' ed, followed by quarterly conference and all members are requested to "be present. "WliHa Psxton home from Gary last woele, slok. The M. K. Rasaar v. ns a u'oess from start to finish, they took In over two hundred dollars, Rorn to Mr, and Mrs, John Kilmer a little daughter. Dee. 4th, weighing EH .pounds at the CJ"ercy hospital. Name, Jean Tjovonne, Miss Bessie and Kthel 1 Jtnjreth of Highland spent last Saturday and Sunday with their sister Mrs, l"5ayINDIAN GIRL STUDIES 1st. ,Jr. .,V . ' x rw-a':- .-..-.a'. .-:-.. , - 4 : . 'hit i a is .... - f . , 1 V. fa ' n k T ,6 ---' .-'': V. -X3 y. : -' ' ' It

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V i V l .Srlt enough to undertake such a trip. But now that it Is over I don't regTet It." And Mrs. Gowen told the tale of 16 months' of buffeting' by huge waves against the frail craft was Hke a straw, of scenese visited In l.ttle-known corners of the world. Of dreamland in the outh Seas, of headhunters and cannibals and South Sea Island bellea, "We started out from New York with a crew of seven and returned wtht an international crew. We now have one Chinaman, one Russian, a Frenchman, a Scotchman, and an Australian and two Americans who stuck with us. Others deserted and we had to put up our Tew in all sorts of odd places rnnnf the world. ruond Zuvers and family. Mr. Calpah, principal of the hl?h school here last year, cf Marion. spent his Thanksgiving vacation here. Tr. Jo'hn Kilmer visited his wife In Mercy hospital last Sunday. The topic of the sermon last Sunday morning was "What it means to b a dl.ciple." Sunday evening ctereoptican lecture on hl.nn, gl-, -!nsr us a srlimpse with the soc ial InSimple Way To Take Off Fat There ean be nethinsr simpler than taking1 a convenient little tablet four time eavh day until your wolrht is reduced to nt-irmal, That's all Just purchase a case of Martuola l"r?ieript'on Tablets fr--m your drugirist for one dollar, tho taime price the world over. Follow directions HP starvation dieting or t!iea:no exc-rc U;!ng, Eat substanti.il food be ns '. as you like and Kep on S-ettuiff tlinimer. And the best part of Marmoia lrescrtption Tablets is thry are harmless. That Is your absolute saf ftruard. Purchase. them from your drugst. or sein direct to Marmoia Co., 4612 Woodward ave. Detroit. Mifh.-ndv. TO AID HER PEOPLE " - V, -'la ' :' -" a,ki .jA--.,-ijS.. ; ,t . s , 1 I t - - v ; 4 is a

The i"! riff it h sehool '.vlll K"l'''e fi l'mvin:- j )-.' ra tn Momiay, Oto. I1, it Ui town hall: i .' h r 1 t in ;i s Carol, featuring "Seri i, ''(,' In a n.'.' iilay . Stint "by i;iMs' .lee 'Iiid. rt;anizut!n of a 3 '.ire tit -Teacher-' '.i'il will follow tile pr fe.: rum. I'M -i'fyutie Invited. 12-12--

j Th three w.-ek old hifnnt i.!a :' I er of Mr. snri Mrs. Arthur C 'ft.'n i i ;--ist? il away i--, t u rda y r i i r ! --' . I J i.erw! pervlces were held at thy i ni ( : n "M.-ndny afternoon t two .!. lutriul nt fro iv n rli t. t lae M. 3-1. 3!a z:i:;r .Sri ', -ii Jj y I was at tended '-v :i Jure a !) - f..;ks A iupu in ; llf.' iai,.'e fro: Caiyi ;rl a rid .sa rf.) : ml i a t eU ns . ail who y u Mr. a;;,! Yo-. n-f; t :v. iadm-i w!xa f th an il !y ,1-ma t :1 I a t'l-. ill Mr-' Ml el t .! . rr ' r.i i .h-. a r i j ''" v liny 3 with Sam I'.. l.y. .a, f I1 ST. JOHN Mr. and Mrs. Oar J. Turnor of Scherervllle announce the arrival of a 'baby girl. Dec. 7th. Mother and babe are doing- nicely. Mrs. Turner will be remrmbered as Cece'-ia Kellrr.an formerly of this place. Miss Elizabeth and o:i-via. Dowcs of Chicago spent Sunday here wit'i ( their pina-nt?. j Ml. rsora Ktark of Scjuth Chicago, i ''l Sunday hero with her ents. . Herman Ttoscnfhal ntid !'"bic tr visited or, s

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r. a . wray. STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERV1CE1 A x J . tan; ami. Dee. I I host-aa-s in an Embassy, 'I to ii-c Ivii the laminae nt thrones in a foreign -i l.-r la-'st yearn reduced ' r bread as a scrubwoman te 11:'! t.IirieH In the lift tery wcian who has Inst ; in'i a i a t !l. ; r. .' a 1 1 , a this t -au n. "Mrs. nn:: Smith" the name bv whh. ii she' choose, to be known, came '"' ' " 'hi - 3 e.ai s aa, :iiid iiv.d a? -..tie in the tiny cottatruh. re her body was found. half .-' ids, ,1, lyinji on the fl;.or of her he.Jtooia. " clearly a woman of re finement and l.iKh education. The inociR-ulty c-C lier attainments with li.uilh',-. eeeuiaion aroiise.1 jnt i.s--t -iirlo;-i!y. lut fhe, repulsed ail I'ln-iew rcgjiiiii)- her past Ife. 'm-e or't'-vi. .., however, in speaking reeently to neiRhhora. she let t siip that l.er lim-hand had been a Member of Parliament and at r ric time ati Ambassador. To the end. however, she refused to dtselo.se her real identity, iiul intensive poMc-j Inqures save failed to r.-.e.a! It. Mrs. I.ioyd C' org-e, wife , of the British ;-r.-inier, is proficient in most eitdoer sports a n d in her girlhood .as rapt a in of a. cricket team. She -till eri.h-ys a t'am.j of tennis and 1 "lit... f'-frlc? ''-" a yachtswoman. !"t. n & :i m'-mo-ha 1 ESSES, TRADE 3 a o s sz a a m m.m.a

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You want a Piano In your home, don't you? Yes you say. Then when do you expect to have a better opportunity to put one in than now, by joining the Hob art M. Cable Piano Club. When do you expect buying conditions to be easier than through this Club movement. When do you expect to have better buying advantages, on your side, than are to be had in this gigantic Club? Let us look into the matter and see what these advantages are. By joining the Club with 199 other Members you get a $465.C0 Piano for $385.00, thereby saving at the very start $80.00, and you get it on very easy terms, $10.00 cash and only $2.50 per week only a few pennies each day. You don't have to pay any interest in addition to the Club price an absolute saving of $48.10 and it must be credited as such. You can earn $18.00 in Cash Rebates and reduce the Club price to $367.00. There are no extras. The price includes everything. If after 30 days the Piano is not just what we tell you it is, we will come and get it without any expense to you and GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY BACK, and no questions asked. If you decide to keep it, we will give you our IRON-CLAD GUARANTEE FOR TEN YEARS, this guarantee to be as strong as we can make it If you can write a stronger Guarantee, well sign it. If, after one year, you are not fully satisfied, you can come to our store and select another instrument and we will allow you every Dollar you've paid, to be applied on the instrument you select. And last, but not least, suppose the signer of the Contract should die before the Piano is paid for, what then. Would the family have to skimp and save or, perhaps lose the Piano? NO. Immediately upen receipt of such information we will cancel the unpaid balance and send to the family a receipt in full. And furthermore, these are not merely verbal promises catch-penny phrases to induce you to join the Club they are a matter of Contract of Record and will be put in "black and white" as between our Company and every individual Club Member. ; Asain we ask you. Do you ever expect any more advantages in buying a Piano, on

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Primitive Man Tho savaf?e caveman sought for an elixir rf life, to give him strength, endurance and physical power to resict disease. He grubbed and cull'd from nature medictrial herbs and plants to relieve and rettore. him In timo of sickness -ha found no elixir of life. But the favago and caveman of the. past left to mankind his valuable hrb and plant discoveries. Away off In Oriental Europe in the famous Balkans live a race of people called Bulg-arians. who consider themselves btill young at 60, and only In their prime at SO. Thoufands live to be over 100 yoars. Sickness and disease Is almost unknown among- them. For many centuries the Bulgarians have relied upon nature to keep them hale and hearty. They use an herb tea composed of roots, barks. l'.avcs herbs plants and flowers. This Bulgarian Herb Tea when brewed and taken hot at bedtime Uds nature to remove the danB'-r-fr.ous poisons from the system. h" MARK

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Hammond, lad December Twelfth, 1922.

much doubt if you will ever again have such - tions are so favorable to the purchaser. of the most prominent business men in Ham

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Brewing Herbs Freshens and Improves the blood, tones and stimulates the liver, and keeps the stomach and bowels in a healthy condition. Bulgarian Herb Tea was first Introduced in America about twenty years ago by H. II. Von Pchilck of Pittsburgh. F'a. Its fame has b:en so great that today it is used the world over and praised by millions of sufferers fighting disease and wardingoff old age weaknesses. They include happy girls budding into womanhood or women crossing precarious threehholds of life. For centuries the Bulgarians have used this famous herb tea for nearly every human ill. To break up colds quickly, a cupful taken hot at bedtime gives splendid results. Its gentle laxative qualities aid nature to relieve constipation, indigestion. billiou3ness, stomach and bowel trouble. Just ask your druegist today for a trial package of Bulgarian Herb Tea, and you will never regTet th. time you spent in reading this item. adv. K B B.B. B 1 a 9 Q. 3 3 B B B a m Ba B 4 5 "a tB B Pes ' B B 0 Q B B. a for yourself. B. this proposition B B a COMPANY B. Pi B. B