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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
New York
Stock Market

New York. January l5-Quotattons
fell in decisive way to-day on the
stock Exchange. In al departments OF
the list inroads were made on Quoted
values and there were frequent losses
OF 20 points. Sentiment was cor
respondingly beorish and the street
apparently was suffering from the
blues
Trading vas more active and the
uncertain tone o. the early session
was changed into weakness ~ the day
wore or. Bear operators showed more
confidence IN their dealings and made
a number OF successful drives with the
c0DperS and coalefs and steel as the
especial objects OF attack. Steel SOLO
Gown ~ me lowest price since lsst
Ney.
on TIE c~change and IN customers
rooms OF con. mission hoGscs the topic
most often discussed to-day was the
speech OF President Elect wilson al
Chicago on Saturday. HE remarks
upon the banking and credit system
attracted vide attention anc the street
chosea hearish construction upon them
shc wes kness Of the stock market was
attributed largely 20 the influence
upon market sentiment.
The copper group was again sore
spot IN the list. i was admitted that
frHNing companies mao cut uHNtt tNF
long established rate Of l!S4 e. There
was smother sharp break IN the metal
market IA London.
The bears hammered The copper
stocks with considerable effect. Anal
gamated being heaviest OF the group.
Coslers also betrayed weakness and
among the spccialties there was large
number Of sharp declines. Telephone
stocks were under usual pressure. which
was assisted by rumOrs of governmental
investigation
Total sales to-day. 800 sol. including
AnaIgamated Copper. 3 500. AIheri-
San Tobacco 100. 4. c. Line. 100 ,
&. &. . 100. Lehigh Valley. ie.c0o
L \ 90. y & W. i.ic0 Reading.
= soo Seaboard. 200. preferred eco
southern Railway. 100. preferred. leo .
Tennessee Copper. 20, steel. i20'So0
IA. c. G., eoo
Sew York. January IS Money on I.
call steady. % a per cent ruling .
ate an1 closing Did g. offered at j.
Time loans easier sixty ana ninety
osvs. per cent. SIX months. ~
Close Prime mercantile paper a. >
per cent. S-erling exchange steady.
win actual business ia bankers bllls .
a. Z IS TOY sixty day bills ana at 4 5000 for .
demand Commercial bills. 4s2l2
Ba- silver. tSl5 McSican dollars.
A. Government and railroad bonds .
heavy
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Savannah. ia. January -Turpentine-
Firm, 80 q saics - casks receipts - casks 3,
Shirmcnfs Is. casks stocks .0.s1e ca>k-- Rosin
- Firm. sales SOS barrels receipts. i.0e7 bar
rcls. shipments. 4ss3 barrels. stocks. 1851
barrel, Quote. : =. t95 SIS. d. ; % y
so n, o. y $50 40. G. 5.f0@5 .45. II - n
20. I. SO. X. e55. NJ y. rs. " G. 90 " W.
rs
Wilmington y g. January i3-Spirits
'rurprufine- STEADY. ~ 1pis receipts -
ry~LS Eo~in steady. Al 81 50. receipts. a.
barrels Ta--Firm. Al $50 receipts 40 bar
refs Crude TurpsDtine-Firm. at 500 800
and s. 90 receipts. barrel
Sev Orleans January r. Ro>in-Re-
CENTS SIS barrels. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eis
casks Exports. none
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sEaBO4RD AIR line.

soutnboaad trains scheduled 10 leave Ricn-
-,ond daflv. 800 A. M-I.ocsi 10 No-lina
10. y N-Sieeoe-s and coaches. Atlanta
Yir7s!nShans Savannah. Jacksonville. -
T M-Liruifed. i255 4 VI. --Slcepers ana
coaches Jacksonville u - J.. NJ sleep
.rs and coaches. Atlanta. Birmingham,
Memphis sor-hbound trains scheduled 10
arrive n Richmond daily. 40 4 NJ, ~
A. VI. 3:4s A NJ, 30 T. NJ. 80 /. NJ
Local.
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RICHNroND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January 10 1911

Richmond Va January ID 1918.
ReDort OF the live stock market for the
week ending January -. 1913
Best steers ~ % -. e, medium 70 good.
81 0Ixc common 70 fair. ~. "a 81 C.; best
beifers a. "a &c . medium TO good. a. "a So c. A,
medium to good. a. q Sc c: common TO Fair.
81 G4I,c.: best cows. s. csc. medium to
good. - @5h+ c, common 10 fair' ga 81 6
oasf oxen 81, q Oh C.. medium to good. AZ "a
81. e. common to fair. 81 G-i4 g: bulls. Il. "a
81, G best calves SC fair TO good. 10 Sc .
dick f@j COWS and calves. 50 ass per he@c
hc,t hog. g shosts and pigs n "a C.. SouS.
and stays 5@7c.. best lambs. g &C.. medium
20 good ; 81 g.: common 10 fair. 8. 70 q g. .
bn.i sheen. 49, g. common 20 fair. .@3-- G
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New York. January 5-BeeveS-lrregu-
lar; steers .75tats.s0 bulls. S7j a $50 COWS.
"a 20 "a 500 Calves Steady 10 strong. NeslS.
s. 20 "a s25 culs s. 90 a s. 90 barnyard calves
500 S575 fed and mixed. IS 90 % 500; western.
s525 Sheep and Lsmbs-sheep. higher
lambs. steady; sheep. s4.O0@;S.5o cuils 1880 q
s75 lambs vSO@se.75: culls 500 Gsoo
vearlings. ss0O@wo0. Hogs-l5 CSC lower
general sales E.70@S.so; lights and pigs 10
outside buyers. $40 @Ss0o.
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Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 8. 49,
TRAILS LEAVE. RICHMOND DAILY.
ror FLORIDA and South: s:l5 a NJ and
SIS r. VI. $40 p. II, 12:5 A M.
For Norfolk: 900 A. NJ. 800 +. n. 4:ie p.
Ear n W. Ry West: s:ls A. n. so A.
NJ. 500 p. N. $50 p. H.
For Petersburg: 1876 A u. sB A ".
Sis A. M SEQ A II. $50 A. NJ. 100 r NJ
40 p NJ e.0 =. NJ. SIS T. NJ, 80 7. NJ,
Has ?. n.
For Go,dsboro and Fayetteville; $40 r
Trains arrive Richmond daily: 90 y - .
90 =. NJ. so \. n, 80 \ VI So, \ VI.
ssfa-s5 VI u-4o 4 NJ. se.i0 p. NJ. al "a
p NJ. cts p NJ Sc p. NJ, so p. N. 800
= NJ. 1l:SO p NJ
sExccpt SUNDAY. '.Sunday only.
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Violate Post-Office Law.

Especial 10 The Times Dispdtch-)
Charlottesville. Va. January b
In the United States District Court
today L. o Davies. of SheTando.
Augusta County. charged with vio-
lating Il post-offlce law, was nneo I'D"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14
RAILROADS
Richmond & Petersburg Electric Railway

Cars leave Manchester. Seventh and -'esfs
Streets, for Petersburg:
e, z s. g. 10. II. sis A NJ. 1. o. - Z I
's5:i5 Is. z. s. - 10 p. H.
li:O0 p n. for Chester. l-;o midnight ioi
Petersburg.
Cars leave Petersburg. foot OF Sycamore
Street. for Manchester:
ISIS s:Ss. sss:l5. '1;2S s:s5. sS. sl0:s5. II ~
A N: 1875 q IS. 2;s5. $685. t3 s;sS. e;A
e rs, s.s5, s:35 1890 u:so p. n.
tDaily-Ex. sundays and holidays
Carries baggage and expresa
''Limited-Except Sundays and holidays
All cars from Petersburg connect wits
cars for Riehmond.
Time of arrival and departure and con
c. 5. CAMPBELL. D. A. ~ Main 81.
N ections not guaranteed
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..sEE WI noNNAN-

About personally conducted cruise. 70
Cuba. Jamaioa. Panama. west Indies
and Bermuda. January g. 8. IS. -. 20
q and q. February I. s. 20. = sno -.
Mech - y ard 20 special induce
rnents Tor January 4 s. Is and Is CAL
for illustrated programs.
=. ~. BOWMAN.
YnSependent Tourist Agent
EOS Fast Main street. HfcsEeso. ~
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The Kelley Cure t 81 sssssi
80 years. Removes all desire for drink
q drugs. 812 N. Broad ST., Phila., Pa.
RAILROADS

rfcnpop5 sns Chesapeake La ~ O..
RcnsluIs Of Electric Trsina eGseefve MAY
DO Iss1 Leave Richmond. Laurel snd Bresd
n. 40 4. n. go y A. n. ME a \, la
p =. 40 2. II. s:1 r. NJ. e4:rs p. n. s:2'
4. A. s:sa r. ~. 7.b p. n. sS.D p. y,
n a r NJ HIS J.. n Leave alhlaa4 Sns
md and Maple Streets: $50 n IL. T:e A
n 500 A. n. 5s-os A n. iesS A n. III a
a. NJ slz.G n. s'I 90 p N. z.e p. n. q
p NJ s.ce r. NJ. b ~ r n. $40 p NJ. Ia
p NJ Is p n. bs5e p N. u,o p. y.
sDaiiy excep; susssy -sz7ssy enU-
- e-fi~, rsExaxs.
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Opcn. high. Low. Close

C@-h grain closed Wheat - 70 rcd = w.
nYf- so hard. eie-esr.- No northern.
s.l. as.t,r 80. do seis 0sois e.. No =
.urin- ST. Pr oorn--No. 2 60. q ~ o b.
So. yellow a. r50ts G. ost>-NO. "nite
sf, standard. $50 - e.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS


New York. January y The cotton goods
markets were steady. Yarns ruled steady TO
firm with business o. fair volume Men =
wear lines FOR all in STAPLES have been placed
on basis Of from 5~7is per cent higher
than a year ago
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Winter Trips by Sea
NORFOLK 10
-oero~ AND Providence

rosrox AND Providence.
ssearn~rs-Norfoik 20 Boston dsi.y' exes2'
Tfur.day: to Providenee, -Ao.e.y.
e Co.'S ,5-ssts On sale 20 principal Dointa
Fine steamers excellent service low 'srss
wireless tslerrsph. e>nd FOR ecok
xn,l~ G. 4 o. ~, n . W n.y. ~
,k-.- xo 20 =. Main Street ana Hfce-
80 Tra.sssr conpssy. Ne - = hsn -
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CATTLE MARKETS.

Chicago January &c sttle-St STEADY u
loc lower: beeves S. 60 esse. 50 COWS and heiferS
s.. IS C 81 20: calves. ECO @,lo.5o. Hogs-Active
at q roc decline. bulk of sales S.2o ta.s' 81
Sheep-Strong 10 i0c higher; NAIVE. '4-'o "a
s. 40 native lambs. Sc 50 cess.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-14

Chicago. January Wheat and corn al
,.nced = cent earh ~ the best to-day.
md closed close 10 the top. oats and proVi-
Sions were firm
Leading futures ranged - follows
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MARkET CON DIT IVNo
Live Poultry ALL kinds scarce ana IN goou
demand Dressed Pouitry--De soo",
Fggs-Recejpts cleaned up and market IN
100 Shane SrDck-Nesl>. Ia mbs.. etc very
srtivc under scarcity. Other commodities III
GOD demand
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ADD CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Bsltimore January l3.-Wheat- Firmer
81 oss. Corn-Firmer. 54s. {. OarS-tlrm
standard white. 3sc. Rye-Dull; No. West
ern domestic. &c.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect September 20. lsi
Leave byrd Street station. Richmona. FOB
SORFOi-K: 1900 A. NJ. 300 +. NJ, t:io p.
FOR LYNcHBURG AND THE WEST se;is
A. NJ 1850 A. NJ. ss:ce r. NJ. so r.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk; 'lf:N A.
NJ. .s:ss p NJ. 'u:a a. N. From the West;
$40 A NJ, a2:lo p. M. bl:1 p. NJ. 's;e r.
N 800 p. NJ
w II B-VILiA Pass Traf. Mgr.
" q sAUyDERS. @. p. A. Roanoke. Va
c. IL BOSIrr. d. r. A.. Richmond Va
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,oc.r MARKET QUOTATIONS..

January. I2S: February, i2.l5: March. 2'4f'
Nav ls 50. July 1855; October, n.5i.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railway

.:N A-Local-Daii~-New News
S:l5 A ocal--Daiiy-Chv VILE Ell $50.
Thurmonl
600 A-Express-Daily-N Old Point
1890 AUTHORITARIAN Lex. G. Forge.
sl2:eo Noon-Express-Oaiiy- Ole p
s2:S -Express-Daily-Cin.. L'vtlis.
taco P-Express-Daiiy-Nor ~ NewA
SEQ P.-HocaI-Daily-N- News Old Point
Sis P-Local-Ex. Sun--Gordonsvfiie.
Sis P-Loca!-Ex. Sun.-Lynchours.
st:to P-L!mited-Daiiy-Cin Chicago
sl1:oo P.-Express-Daiiy-Cin Lviiie-
'Sleepers. tParlor cars.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHAOND-Locai from
Fat. s:.5 A NJ $40 p. n Through from
Eat: 80 A. N. 2:c5 P. N. s:s9 p. \ Leea!
from West: $50 A. N. ''s:S A. NJ. and
7:x p. n Through: $40 A NJ. u'ss n A.
Lane. River Line: .'s:& A. NJ. 7:le P. II
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sents contents and thus avoid reflections
This market grades hay in accordance with
the National Hay Association
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARkIEK OF TIE sONf H
Trains Leave Richmond
~ p-FollowinE schedule figures publish.
I'D a. information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: s:lo a; y: Local
ne M Express 500 r. M. ExpresA
LEI .iectrtc lighted Sleeping Cars for At.
isnta and Birmins ham. Has L. al. Expresa
N.ek DAYS: 500 p NJ Local.
YORK RIVER LINE
1n - Notwithstanding for Balti-
NOR Mon. Wed ana Friday. SEQ A. NEE.
sun and s:ls T.. N.-Mon. Wed. ana Friday
Local.
Trains Arrive Richmond
From the South: $50 A. n. and $50 A. NJ.
leo p M SOS p n. daily: i2:6s Ex sun
From West Point: $40 A. NJ daily: u;se ~
NJ Mon Wed and Fri. AS p NJ TX. sun
g. z. BURGESS. D. p. A..
so7 E Main ST Fdcn- Ssf'snn 81.
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furnished by Levy Commission Co: Con
mission Merchants. Richmond. Va.
Richmond. Va. January - 1915
Actual Wholesale Quotatlons on "afAe'-
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD DOMINION LINE

OLD DOMINION LINE
IL Pichnooa foot Of Ash st. daily. - p -
Leave Newport Nevs------------.-.s0
Arrive Sorfoik-..---------.--. - - -
Connects with main line scsmers lse.lns
xor>oik for New York daily. efeept sona...
T-co p Il Connections also nese % -
w Nv r. NJ and C q o. Ky. ~ r.
Ntsht line steamers stop az Cleremont ~
- - live pa,ssnsers on sigma. aud VII
BE- met b. public co1veyenes- -
VIRGINIA. NAVIGATION CO. aEaseuss
80 - I-r,nes River BY DAYLIGHT fof
@>... "a Of< Point. Newport Ne~s sns
~ lane, River lsrdinss steamer 49,
uo.eav. wednesday ana Ffiosy AZ -
~ F-eIrht received for az <.mes NJ.
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sDaiiy. Weekdays. ssundays sniy.
All trains to or frsm Byrd Street station
ssop AZ Eiba. Time Of arrivals ana departures
net guaranteed. Read the signs.
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Richmond, rredericlSb'g & Potomac R.R
10 AHo faoM WASHING ROW AND BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS-WEEkpAfS.
Leave BYRD ~. Sta. 400 p. u. fer freaerieksbsrg
Leave Efba Sta. 80 A. T.. so p. T. Ter assls.e
Arrive Byrd 81. Sta. rs Am. from FrederfehsDe
irrf We Riba Sta $50 N 5.4e n. iron Ashishs
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET

r. Richard " Marry
stoc. and Roro Broker 'Qis East VI ain street
Rtr rncnS Va. January b. 1918
s-.rE SECI-yTTTFS Bid Asked
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Quotations Tor intore~; paying bonds are
- = price TO which i0rc~~s- must De- add"d
Tncor7e bonds and certificate, az indebted
-es> fla
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-24
FUN ENDS WHEN evil
EYE IS DISCOVERED
Saloon Might Have Captur-
ed Corner in Eggs, But for
Untoward Circumstance.

Martin Sextonius, slight of-hand
performer out of job came to Indi-
ana Harbor from Chicago yesterday,
and after INDUCING in few potations
from the cup that inebriates, he had a
bright idea. He would have some fun
with the Foreigners
He accordingly started on a round
of the saloons with an egg up each
sleeve. He went into saloon in the
foreign district and began to pluck
eggs out of the atmosphere, placing
them in his pockets as he grabbed them
off. He insinuated himself behind the
bar and offered to reap a harvest of
eggs from the bartender, Jim Sobriuski.
If he could not find twenty eggs about
his person he was willing to buy the
drinks. If he found the specified TWEEN
ty, the house was to buy.
One egg was extracted from the bar
tenders collar a half dozen from his
sleeve, more from his trousers pocket
and still others from his shoes. After
the crowd had counted twenty, the
house bought. Two or three who were
feeling pretty good then thought to
continue the sport and also bought,
the prestidigitateur realizing on each
round
Instead. however of increasing the
merriment. the freedom with which the
liquor flowed had the effect of break
ing ii up One man insisted that the
stranger had the evil eye" and should
be put out A quarrel ensued in which
the original two eggs We're broken, one
of them in the face of the discoverer of
the evil eye.
SobFiuski seeming trouble with the
police, ordered the crowd, who were
raising the disturbance out. and with
the aid of a few who sided with the
| bartender this was accomplished Sex
tonius being among those ousted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-24
GERMAN MODEL LAND
BANKS ADVOCATED
Henry S. Davidson Will Ad-
dress Building and Loan
Men on Subject.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)
Whiting. Ind, Jan. "A river of
money for building loans for all the
HOW old YOU LOOK
Worn, and All Tired Quit Is Not
Necessary.

You act as though you just wonder
ed how you are going to get through
the rest of the winter and do your
work
You may be overworked or have
had bad cold which has left you
without strength, ambition or much
interest in life; in fact you are all
run down.
Let. us tell YOU that vinol. our dell
--sss- cod lives -stE3d~i7ox- tonic is Just
the remedy you need to rebuild vast
ing tissues and replace weakness with
strength.
A prominent Boston lawyer says:
My mother, who is rs years Of age,
owes her good health to yinol as since
taking it she can walk farther and do
more than she has for years. I con-
slider it wonderful blood making and
strength creating tonic"
We have such faith in Vino1 that If
IL does not quickly build you up, re-
store your strength and make you feel
well again, we will return your money
Try Vino1 on our guarantee. l.. Harry
Weis Druggist, Hammond, 1nds
P. S. If you have Eczema try our
Saxo Salve We guarantee it.--Adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-24

GATHER At
BANQUET

The Gary Clearing House associa-
ton at a banquet held in the Gary hotel
last night elected Henry G. Hay, Jr..
president of the Gary State bank. as
Its head for the ensuing year.
Other officers were named as fol-
lows:
Vice president c. oliver Holmes.
president South Side Trust & Savings
bank.
Secretary and clerk Thomas T.
Smell, president of the First National
bank.
Samuel Watson, president OF the
Northern State bank. and. the retiring
head of the clearing house. rendered
the banquet to his associates and
thanked them for their assistance.
Clearnnces Total S13,OOO,0OO.
C1earanees of the Gary bank last
year approached s13,000,000 MONTH
~ clearances are now we'll above the
million dollar mark Gary's clearances
exceed several of the cities named in
the weekly reports published in the
American newspapers
The following were seated around
President watson's table last night:
First National President Smell.
Cashier Simpson and Assistant Cashier
Writ.
Northern State President Watson
and Assistant Cashier Hunter.
Tolleston State-Cashier Uecker
Gary State-President Hay and Cash
, Ter Keller
South Side Trust-President Holmes
and Secretary Kuss.
Gary Trust and Savings-Secretary
Greene and Cashier Kleator
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-24

by the way brings up the subject of
possible epidemic right at this time.
There is smallpox in South Chicago,
two cases are reported from the north
end of the county, and a. suspected
case is reported from Schererville. 1
know nothing authoritatively of the
latter, but the situation reminds one
very forcibly that there is danger at
the door. The point / want to make is
that not enough of our people are
vaccinated. l should say that only
about twenty per cent of our popula-
ton is immune. There is no excuse
for smallpox as long as it is prevent
able.
1t was suggested to DR.. Weis that
an isolation hospital might also have
the additional feature of being a hos
pital for delirium tremens patients at
times when no patients with con-
tagious diseases were enrolled there.
DR.. Weis said that the idea was well
worth considering. as it is a known
fact that ID. t. patients sometimes
die in jails because they are unable
to receive all the care that such a
camands
Place Needed for sd. T.s.-
There is little provision made for a
victim OF alcoholism If he is able to
walk he is sent to the county Jail, IL
not, he is kept in the first jail into
which he has been thrown and there
medical aid is given him. But no Lake
county jail has ever been mistaken for
a hospital. Like in the case of con-
tagious diseases the regular hospitals
do not enjoy admitting a raving drunk
ard, and inaSmuch as these unfortlIn-
ates are entitled to attention, it Is just
only just to think of making some
provision for them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-01-24
MAKES RHEUMATISM
PROMPTLY DISAPPEAR
Chronic, Crippled Up Suffer
ers Find Relief After Few
Doses of New Remedy
Are Taken.

1t is needless to suffer any longer
with rheumatism, and be all crippled
up. and bent out of shape with it's
heart wrenching pains. when you can
surely avoid it.
rheumatism comes. from weak. in
active kidneys, that fail to filter from
the. blood the poisonous waste matter
and uric acid. and it is useless to rub
on liniments or take ordinary remedies
to relieve the pain This only prolongs
the misery and can't possibly cure you.
The only way to cure rheumatism Is
to remove the cause The new discov-
cry Croxone, does this because II neu-
traIizes and dissoIves all the poisonous
substances and uric acid that lodge in
the joints and muscles. to scratch and
irritate and cause rheumatism. and
cleans out and strengthens the stop
ped-up. inactive Kidneys. so they can
filter all the poison from the blood,
and drive 1t on and out of the system.
Croxone is the most wonderful medi
cine ever made for curing chronic
rheumatism kidney troubles, and blad-
der disorders. You will find 1T different
from all other remedies. There is moth
Ing else on earth like 1t. 1t matters
not how old you are. how long you
have suffered. it is practically mpos-
sible to take 1t into the human system
without results. You will find relief
from the first few doses. and you will
be surprised how quickly your misery
and suffering will end.
An original package of Croxone
costs but trif1e at any first class drug
store. All druggists are authorized to
sell it on positive money-bac< guar
antee Three doses day for a few
days is often all that is ever needed to
cure the worst backache or overcome
urinary disorders.
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cities of the Calumet region would
flow from the financial centers of
Europe and America if some of the
methods of the German land banks
should be adopted in Indiana. When
Frederick the Great after the ruin of
his wars, permitted the mobiles Of
Silesia TO form landschaft. method
was adopted which caused a flow of
money from the boards of Europe to
the ruined estates where the needs
were so great. The devices used gave
perfect safety to the lender combined
with low interest rate for the Dor
rover. From that day to the present,
the bonds of the Landschaften have
ranked among the most gilt-edged Of
securities and enormous sums are
loaned through this agency. The
Silesian institution holds mortgages of
more than 800. 900 marks and there
are many other giants.
Davidson VIII Talk on Subject.
Mr.. Henry S. Davidson, the secretary
of the Whiting Savings and Loan AS
ISOLATION will make an address on the
subject of the German land banks be-
fore the convention of Building Loan
men at indianapolis on February s.
Mr.. Davidson is enthusiastic In the be-
lief that some Of the vital features Of
these Institutions are entirely applica-
Bile to American conditions and the
claims and facts presented above are
given on his authority
Mr.. Davidson thinks that the Indiana
legislature should permit the estab-
lishment of societies approaching the
German type. as a nfeasdre of relief
both to the farmer and to the rapidly
developing cities.
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Interior Work.

have been started on the new Moe
theater. 1t is expected that the five
story 100000 playhouse will be open
ed for its initial performance on May
L. Only the best drama will be staged.
The seating capacity is 1.40e.
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maintained by a city or, several cities.
with the whole county supporting
an isolation hospital it could be main
tanned in a proper manner" said DR..
Weis. 1T is something that we need
in this county. for there is no telling
when an epidemic may break out. That
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