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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26

Most of us do not realize how mar
velously beautiful and how quickly
the skin may become by the proper
method pursued. Years of time and
effort are spent, with expensive weak
creams SO extensively advertised. and
with only one result, disappointment
have had the same experience. Long
had struggled and waited for the
beauty promised, until | decided to
find the magic way myself | can as
sure you that the simplicity and ease
of the proper method of identifying
the skin are really astonishing An
Illustration of what can be done to the
skin is shown by the result of my
following formula:
Simply mix two tablespoonsfuls of
glycerine in full pint of hot water
and add one ounce of zintone, which
any drug store can furnish you Stir
until cooled. 1t is then ready to ap-
ply. This should be used on the hands,
arms, face and shoulders, literally,
every day. This quickly turns skin,
previously muddy, sallow or spotty- into
one of exquisite loneliness, pure in it's
/ tint, spotless as a lily, soft as velvet
Use it generously and every ay faith
fully and you will be grateful you fol-
lowed my suggestions. -
MISS n. R. S.-Here is my famous
wrinkle formula I am proudest of
this, because there is no wrinkle Grad
icator / have ever known that has
such prompt, visible results Add two
teaspoonfuls of glycerine and two
ounces of eptol to a half pint of hot
water. Stir constantly until cold.
Use very literally. The eptol you can
obtain at any drug store Mix the
formula yourself at home and YOU
will have a quantity of wrinkle cream
which would cost you many dollars
were you to be able to buy it in the
stores. 1t makes the skin youthful
and plump. and all lines of age,
wrinkles and crows feet disappear in
a very remarkable way, and you will
look years younger
AFFLICTED--Youw will notice a ire
mendous difference in the Iustre of
your hair, in its fast increasing length,
and its fluffiness, if you will make up
the following formula youself at home
and use it literally every day or SO:
Mix half pint Of water with half a
pint of alcohol Tor take a full pint of
Imported bay rum, if you prefer it,
and add to this one ounce of beta
quinol, which, you can obtain at any
drug store. This makes over a pint of
this remarkable hair grower, guam
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
TWEL We PUPILS
GRADUATE TODAY
At HACERSTOWN

HAGERsToWN,. Ind. April 30. The
Jefferson township. common schools
closed today and commencement exer-
cises for the eighth year graduates
will be held at the l. o. o. F. hall,
Monday night. May 1. The, Hagers-
town high school orchestra. will fur
nish the music. The names OF the
graduates follow:
West schooILeo Hastings, Mildred
Marlatt, Florin Dennis. Olive Dilling,
Jesse Ulrich, Horace Marlatt, Enid
Orr.
East school-Eya Raffe, Goldie Bee
son, Harry Moore, George Leayell,
Byron Forkner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
Events in Liberty
BY Elizabeth Draper.

:
F. L. Beymer returned Monday from
Chicago Mrs. Will O'Brien of Rich
mond was, the weekend guest of hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Brook
bank. Lawrence Howe of Cincin
natl spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
J. P. Howe. :. !. Mrs. Harmon Toney
of College Corner was the guest oil
Miss Eleanor Richardson Monday.
Miss Lou Shupe returned Monday
from Fostoria, o., where she spen,
Easter with her mother, Mrs. Marga
ret Shupe. Ellis Porter of Indianap
oils attended the Easter dance, and
was the guest of aHrold Hughes.
Mr.. and Mrs. HerscheIl Wray of Day
ton spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in Liberty.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
:ASTERTIDE MUSIC
HEARD IN LIBERTY

LIBERTY, Ind, April 20 Special
Easter services were held at all the
Ehurches in Liberty Sunday. At the
norning service at the Presbyterian
ihurch Miss Kate Hustled was the
oloist, and Miss Elizabeth Drapier
Vas soloist at the Methodist church.
The evening services at both churches
here In the nature Of song services.
Nth special music. The children OF
he Presbyterian church had charge
II most of the program. Beside the
program given by the children, Mrs.
Walter Bossert and Miss Kate Hustled
Eere soloists. In the evening at the
Methodist church Misses Corinne Sny-
Ter and Elizabeth DRAPER and Ralph
kitchell furnished special music.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26

WILLIAMSBURG, Ind, April 26-
'he high school commencement was
'eld Saturday night in the Christian
hurch. The young people gave good
rations and their delivery was un-
suaily good The class address by
tr. Don Ward of Union City, was
Tell received. The music by Whit
hans orchestra was good. In fact the
+hole program went nicely and those
esponsible deserve credit. The grad.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
THIRTY COUPLES DANCE

LIBERTY, Ind, April 26.-About
thirty couples gathered at the Coli
eum Monday evening an enjoyed a
lance given by Earl Barcus. The
brand march started at O'Clock, and
tancing continued until 1880 O'Clock.
rhe music, piano and trap drums, was
furnished by musicians from Rich
hn0nd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
PREDICTS GREATER WAR

EVANSVILLE. Ind. April 26.-Mrs.
William Graul, spiritualist medium,
says Mexican trouble will result in
war greater than the European war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-26
AOLL ANSBURG SCHOOLS
CLOSE WITH EXERCISES

yates were, Misses Ruth Tilison. Ara
Albright, Edna Tillson. Iowa Payne.
Chester Cloyd and Maynard Wolf.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
DOM BAKE
SATURDAY
Try RUFF 6

Ordinarily there is no relation be-
tween swobbly" custard pie and d
bony, shivering. unblanketed horse but
there viii be next Saturday if the peo-
ple who like good home baked goods
will patronize a saIe TO be held under
the auspices Of the Lake County HUI
name society at Ruff's hardware store.
In order to beat the Passing show
writer to it, ii is explained that the
bakery sale is 10 be held at Ruffs, not
because the goods are hardware. but
because Mr- Ruff has donated the use
Of his store to help the good work
along. There will be a big variety Of
homemade breads. cakes and pastries
This is the time of year when the
Humane society is called on contlnu-
ally. 1t tne public could but hear some
Of the reports turned in at the regular
meetings. membership. costing 81 a
piece would Just flow in. Like every
other society whose sole mission IS
philanthrophy. the Lake County HUI
name society needs funds. The public
can help By buying a membership, or
donating something for the bakery
sale. and patronizing the sale next Sat-
urday.
DO the people OF Hammond realize,
said a member today. the extent OF
good that is being accomplished by the
small band of workers IN the Humane
society, not only for the abused and ne
elected animals and feathered tribe,
but also the large number of children
whose lives have been made more
livable, and the mothers whose hus-
bands have been persuaded or compel
led to provide for them. and the reach
ing out to the wayward sons and
daughters and closing the places that
lure them in? If you wish to learn
some Of these things go TO the meet
ings and hear the reports given by the
humane Officers. then give your dollar
and become member"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
GIVE WILL HAYES
HANDSOME GIFT
Republicans Have Lovefeast
and Present Charm to
Chairman.
TIMES BUREAU
At STATE CAPITAL.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov There was
pep IN the republicans who gathered
here yesterday afternoon for con
ference and get together affair. It
was attended by the republican state
officers-elect. with the exception Of
James F, Goodrich and Harry s. New:
newly elected members Of congress.
members of the state committee. the
executive committee. the finance COM
mittee and the advisory committee.
They had luncheon and manv
speeches. and the crowd presented 4
Knight Templar diamond ring to
State Chairman Hays. and gold watch
to l.. w. Henley. secretary Of the state
committee. Plans were made to keep
the state headquarters open perman-
emily and to keep the party organiza-
tion in good shape, for the campaign
Of 1918 After the conference the en-
tire crowd went to RushvilIe for a
sixth district jolliication over the cleo
tion Of James f. Watson of RushviIie.
United states senator; Daniel w Com
stock Of Richmond, for congressman.
and David A Myers Of Greensburg. for
Judge of the supreme court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
aRS TnHted Press. /,

CHICAGO, Nov, 15.-ArCests Of Off
cials at Gary on Nsharges of election
frauds are TO be~4hads. within few
days, it was stated by high federal Of
ficials here today.
The arrests were madeN by ederaf
agents working under the direction OF
Frank c. Daley, special q. S. prosecut-
or at Indianapolis, who mas been max
ing election fraud Investigations ia
northern Indiana. This is expected TO
be the first step in the prosecution or
irregularities in several cities in In
diana and other states.
Daley is expected to return to IN
dianapolis tonight from Cincinnati. o..
where he has been making investiga-
tions for several days.
Daley viii probably remain IN IN
dianapolis until all evidence which lie
has gathered regarding election frauds
Ia Indiana are presented to the grand
jury which is now in session
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
ANOTHER
ELECTION
On WAY
Road Supervisors Are to Be
Chosen Throughout Lake
County Next Month, but
There's Not Much Salary
for the Winners.

Behold. another election approach
The date il Saturday. December 16.
AT that time district road supervisors
will be elected throughout Lake
county
The law relative to the election of
road supervisors was amended by the
legislature during the 1915 session
and was made to read as follows:
The qualified voters in each road
district Of the several townships o.
the several counties in the state shall
IN the second Saturday after the first
Monday IN December 1916, and every
Two t2l years thereafter. elect a su-
pervisor who shall hold his office for
the term of two 90 years and until
his successor is elected and qualified
Road districts shall not be held to in
eiude any part or parts Of cities or
incorporated towns that may be in
the township in which such road dis
tricts are located. The township trus-
tee of each township shall on or be-
fore the first Monday in December.
1915, and every two C2l years there
after, post up or cause to be postel :.
ia AZ least two co public places no
tices Of an election Of supervisor ST
such road district. giving. therein ii.
place day and hour at which such
election shall be held. The dav and
hour Of such election shall be the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
COMMITTEE
SCORES THE
HINES AGENTS

Scoring the recent attempt of agents
Of the Edward T. Hines Lumber com
pany Of Chicago to disbar Attorney y.
/. Bomberger, former president of the
Lake County Bar association as an 'un-
warranted and unjust accusation. A
special committee Of the association,
composed Of Attorneys Fred Crum-
packer. g. r. Tinkham and Joseph II.
Conroy, Tuesday submitted resolution
at the meeting Of the Lake County Bar
association expressing unqualified con-
hdence ia Mr.. Bomberger's character
and professional standing" The report
was adopted unanimously. The report
submitted read as follows
ITO the Lake County Bar Association.
Your committee appointed e inveS-
tigate the proceedings brought for the
disbarment af Louden 4. Bomberger
and to report back to the association the
results Of its investigation. begs leave
to submit the following report:
said committee did investigate said
proceedings. and found that the same
were instituted BY a nonresident of
the state II Indiana, upon his affidavit
filed il the Lake Circuit court. That
the matter charged il said affidavit was
not at any time referred to this assoc
ciation Or any committee of lawyers
appointed by any court Of the county
for investigation. That after the venue
Of said cause was changed to the Por-
ter Circuit court the same was by the
plaintiff. voluntarily and in open court.
dismissed. at which time the attorney
for the plaintiff made a statement in
open court that ne had Investigated the
matter and that lie found there was no
foundation for the accusations made
your committee further reports that
il found. upon this investigation. that
said accusations were in fact wholly
unwarranted and unjustined. That Mr..
Romberger is q former president of this
association. and has been for more than
ten years a practicing attorney at the
Lake County bar whose character and
professional standing has never before
been brought in question. And in view
ef the fact that said proceedings have
resulted in an unwarranted and unjust
accusations against him. and an attack
upon his professional character and
standing. your committee believes that
if is due Mr. Bonberger. ts9tt this asso-
citation express its disapprovaI OF said
proceedings iii their entirety. and de-
4 clare it's unqualified confidence in Mr.
Bonn hergerts character and professional
standing. by adoption Of this report and
the spreading Of the same upon its per-
manent records.
Respectfully submitted.
IF c. CrumpacEer.
i *.C h. Tinkhsm
a. r. Conroy."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
| THE PASSING |
lsHOw| :

THE win il busy dressing couple
Or Christmas dolls for some church
bazaar
AND when We get fastened up ii
our modest little union suit
WE look more like safety pin
foundry than a human being.
BE. that as it may
WAR certainly has. changed things
around
We notice that all the news of riot
ing IN Berlin comes from Petrograd
AND that news Of all the rioting ii
Petrograd comes from Berlin.
WHY don't people who eat peanuts
at moving picture shows take along j
FEW potato chips instead. they
make just as
MUCH noise ana you don't fail over
THE shueks
i No use fellows you can't argue
With them
WE asked the win the other day
why the women cut their skirts 50
short
AND she said they didn'I. that tie
carpenters We're
CUTTING the floors lower this sea
son.
SOMEBODY wants good definition
Of a newspaper
AN excuse for not looking UP when
there i a woman standing up
IN street car
INDIANA man IS years old just had
bis hair cut in barber shop for first
time
on the other hand
WE know man who after he wa-
s5 never had any hair to cut at all
III Nh vance Mccormick il present
he viii please arise and bow.
ITS gossip that keeps small town
small
SCIENTIST has found new eIiNll
of life
PLEASE save spoonful
FOR the q. o. r.
! But every dog has his day,
THREE rousing cheers'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
SAYS DISREPUTABLE
WOMEN VOTED
Burnham Also to Be Scene
of u. S. Federal Vote
Quiz This Week.

Burnham. Hammond's naughty SUI
burb. j. to be investigated by Uncle
sam and the resorts there that violate
county and state slaws with cheerful
abandon and lawlessN impunity are tc
be shown whether or not they can
jeer at your Uncle Samuel.
Two Burnham men complained yes
terday to District Attorney Clyne in
Chicago that disreputable women were
loaded into autos in Chicago on cleo
ton day and taken to Burnham where
they illegally voted tickets advocated
BY owners of vile resorts in the south
ern suburb. The votes Of the alleged
women "foaters" according to the
story told to the prosecutor was that
the votes were not counted correctly
but as the owners of the resorts de-
sired TO have them counted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
YER RATES Z
WAR ne VS.
United Press cablegra1n.

BERLIN, Nov. l5.-Fresh attacks
south of the Ancre, between Lesars
and Guedecourt just east Of Be
paume. were only partly successful,
although strong masses Of infantry
were used, the war office announced.
ssThe battle north Of the sonlme
continues" the statement said
"The struggle going on from morn
ing until night yesterday makes
November 14th one OF the greatest
battle days.
"The English, hoping they could
follow up successes obtained in the
beginning Of the attack, therefore
assaulted our lines again with
strong masses north Of the Ancre
and several times between Lesars
and Guedecourt. They succeeded in
capturing the village of Beaucourt.
but on all other parts of the long
front of attacks their advance broke
down with heavy losses Just before
our positions"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
United press cablegram.

PARIS, NOV. 15.-The French
troops have made further progress
north Of the somme ar the northern
edge of the st. Pierre cast woods,
the war office announced today.
This followed a most intense two
day bombardment Of the German
Tines. Desperate counter attacks in
which the Germans employed burn
ing liquids and reproducing
shells, were made. All positions
gained by the French November 2
have been maintained and the at
tacks repu1sed, except at Presnoir,
where small German detachments
gained a foothold in a group Of
ruined houses.
other assau1ting German waves
that were rolled up against the
French positions were moved down
by machine gun FIRE.
German artillery is now lombard
Ing French positions and French
heavy guns are replying, the report
concluded.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
BY United Press.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Nov 1S.-Cap-
tain John Ryan Of the Merchant and
Miner liner Howard. which arrived here
today. reported he had received wire
less from British warship giving no.
tice of the presence Of a German sub
marine off the coast Of southern New
England.
The Howard received the message
while off Block Island The British
warship. Ryan said, did not divulge her
name or her position. The message said
the submarine was waiting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
CROWD SEES
ELECTION BET PAID
BY LEWIS

with JAZZ band In the offing and a
merry crowd of spectators in his wake.
Homer T.. Lewis last evening wneeled
william Hasse in. a<barrow from the
intersection of State and Sohl streets
10 the Majestic Notch to pay bet on
the presidential election Before
Lewis. who weighs $50 pounds started
TO wheel the 250-pound Hasse. Mrs.
John O'DonaIdson presented the winner
of the bet with bouquet of American
beauty roses. August Reinholtz was
banner bearer.
One banner on which nand pointed
10 Lewis said. Il voted for Hughes" and
the other. Il voted for Wilson"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
MAYOR R. O. JOHNSON OF GARY ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY
GERMANS DEAL NEW BLOW TO ROUMANIA TO-DAY
Modified Her Kicks.

wAYCROSS, GA, Nov. 15.-High
kicking Inns been prohibited mt one
OF the local theatres because of the
gentle but none the less firm 'sI<iel''
OF one OF the censors of the Way
cross pIayhouses registered with
the manager. The manager asked
how the chorus girls got along and
the censor said. ''Fine.- Then, In
offhnnd whisper, he Snidi "Fhnt
little girl ON the right kicks wee
bit too high suppose you have her
hold her leg down some hereafter"
The manager promptly passed the
word TO the girl lin question, and
she is dancing with modified
kick.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
WHO rs I'm RIGHT"
AT STATE H0U Sc

Who from Lake county VIII be la
right at the state house at Indianapolis
after January
Gary politicians are trying 70 con-
pile a bluebook.
The results Of the election mas 9s-
suited in several prominent names BE-
ing taken OF the list
It is also pointed out thai Govornor-
Elect Goodrich will remember VINO it
was that brought out Mayor Johnson
in the gubernatorial race in the effort
to defeat Goodrich. The failure to de-
liver the vote to the governor elect in.
certain parts of the county will also
have an effect on the ratings in the
bluebook. as well as an effect on pat
ronage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
PROMOTED TO
FORT WAYNE

F. NJ King who has for two years
been the efficient district manager
for the Mutual Benefit Life of Newark,
n. T.. left today for Fort Wayne where
he will succeed his brother, Stewart ~
King as district manager OF the same
company fer Allen county. > k. hlng
goes to oregon to accept the position
Of general agent for the company. me
Kings are two of the three honor men
in Indiana for the company and friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. King here will be ioath
to see them leave the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
STRAWBERRIES
ARE ALL GONE

f. McDunee picked his last straw
berries for the Nseason<on Monday in his
garden at 40S NE5lckory street, Ham
mond The nardS vines whose growth
he watched with pride We're wilted af-
ter the cold snap ofNMonday night. Up
to then the vines bore berries in all
stages Of ripening He brought a
bunch Of lucious ones to THE TIMES this
morning. Blossoms. half ripe and ripe
berries were mixed in the picking He
planted the vines in the spring, They
are known to norticulturists as pro-
gressives or overbearers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
ASK ADMISSION TO
LAKE COUNTY BAR

Eight candidates for admission to
practice before the Lake County bar
will be heard before the examing board
in the circuit courtNat Cpown Point on
Thursday this week. ghey are Samuel
Goldstein of IndianR Harbor; Pero G..
Perich. willard u Amstein and Max
Miitmore Of Gary, aud W. Q. Thomas.
LeLroy A. Crownover. James T. Crown
over and Edward B. Marsh of Ham
mond
The permanent examing board is
composed Of Attorneys D. J. Moran, C.
M. Greenlee and Frank B, Pattee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
eRy united press cablegram.l

BERLIN. Nov .15--The admiralty
today transmitted to the foreign office
the report of the submarine COM
mander who sank the British steamer
Rowanmore on october 26th, 145 miles
of Cape clear.
The foreign office viii issue an off,
cial explanation Of the matter to Sec
retary Grew of the American efa-
bassy al Berlin.
Contrary to reports from America
and England there is no excitement
ana 6fffy@ unc6ncern over HFnerfcan m
euiries regarding recent sinking Of
merchant ships because every one here
Is convinced that U-boat commanders
are not violating their instructions.
The Rowanmore. according to the
belief here. was forced to stop after
first refusing to heed the subsea cap
tain's order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
tBy nIted Press.l

CHICAGO. Nov. 15.-Ten men ran a
race with death, and won. when fire at
tackled the film room Of the Leammle
Film Exchange here early today The
men reached the street only an instant
before a terrific explosion wrecked the
four story building at 205. West Wash
ington street. one million feet OF
movie films were destroyed. The dam
age was estimated at $3.50. 900
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
CRv United Press.l

CHICAGO. Nov. 15--Chief Justice
Olson of the municipal court Tuesday
swore to a warrant for the arrest of
walter Brown. manager Of the City
News Bureau. alleging criminal libel
Judge Trude issued the warrant. Olson
alleges an interview carried by the city
Press in which States At torney Maelay
Hovne charged Judge Olson with allow
ing politics to influence his work as
iudre was Iibellous. The interview was
later recalled by the City News Bureau.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-15
To ARREST
OFFICIALS
At GARY
tBULLETIN.l

INDIANAPOLLIS, Nov. IJ.-When he
returned from Cincinnati Iate this ar
ternoon Frank c. DALEY, special invest
igator probing election frauds. refused
tc make any statement regartin. re-
ports that arrests would soon he made
I'm northern Indiana In connection with
alleged election frauds.