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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
Wife of Carran,a VERY III.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Dspatches
TO the Mexican embassy here today
from Queretaro, said Mrs. Carranza.
wife Of the Mexican President. was
in very critical condition and that
the attending physicians held out no
hope for her recovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
Cheek to-Cheek Taboo
at These COED Dances
IBy Universal seryice.J

URHASA, ILL.,, Nov. S.-"Check-
to-chcck" dancing Is not to he
countennnced In the future by the
University of Illinois co-rds.
The "Oncn's Pan-Hcienin As
Socihtion has voted TO start n cam
of dancing.
Its members count ms less than
OF no consequence the young mems
desire to learn IL girls check In
/" Nelrcty ns II IOoks-nnd the
GIFTS willingness to permit them to
learn that Ii In even SO.
Drastic measures will be taken
II chcek-to-chcck dancing is not
eliminated from cnmpus DANCES, II
Ii promised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09
Woman's Bunions Give
Detective Sure Clue
IIBy Universal Servicc.I

CHICAGO, Nov. S-Dctccttvc
Freeman WINS sent out recently to
arrest Miss Annie Hoover. wanted
In ithncn, y. y, larceny
charge. The telegram from Ithncn
snid she had buniOns.
Detective freeman called mt tho
address given him, but the woman
who opened the door insisted no
"Mtss Hoover lived there.
Then the Slcuth ,Sns inspired. He
shifted uncnsily and made wry
fnce. "fh0se id buniOns," he
explained upOlOEeticnlIy.
~ KNOW" the woman sympn-
fhlLcd. 81 have them, too.
Her arrest followed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-09

Trade is brisk. and the pecuIiarities
OF the native trade, in foods and
clothing. have been and are, so care
fully studied that presently competi-
tion there will be well-nigh impos-
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The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

If there in the United States that ought to
pay taxes without protest il is he Ford Motor Com
pany.
In turning defense OF Ford's son. Edse. and his
exemption military while other boys Of less
fortunate circumstances had 10 fight and be killed Sena
Thomas found his peculiarly difficult But the
senator was resourceful He (EdseD is given to
wasting fathers substance in rotous living He has
no public record for over-indulgence wine and
song" The purity OF the young Edsel before the
country why his father should be put in the
senate to represent the great Michigan in def
of will Of the expressed at the last cleo
ton
Another stumbling block in his Ford defense the
found in the contract amounting to S5O0O00O0,
less. Ford eagles with which the
try has made painfully familiar But how neat
" Mr.. Thomas that obstacle. The Ford output"
said he, especially in ships has been attacked
ious deficient. believe it. because such is
not reputation the Ford product" The senator
mistake. have others before him. that effi
cheney the of ivers necessarily carries
it great powers of production of 25Ofoot ships BY
OF that assumption
The speech of Senator Thomas occasoned BY q
vitrolic attack Mr.. Ford delivered by the
from Illinois, Mr.. Sherman. The Colorado solon
pressed hope that will reply in kind,
quoting of the Scriptures, Jest with
rude man, thy be disgraced." But Mr..
Ford his Democratic managers attempting to
jest of the laws of Michigan. and reduce to
mpotency the vii of the registered regular
election
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
FEEBLE DEFENSE OF FORD.

IN anticipation of seeing their attempt to unseat
Senator-eect Newberry into boomerang against
their candidate the Democrats of senate are
busiy engaged in building defense for Mr.. Ford
that they hope viii successfully resist the
the Republicans Senator Thomas Of Colorado is the
latest recruit actively enroll himself in the
guard In the discussion Of tie bill in
the closing days Of the the Colorado
permitted the attention Of the diverted while
he paid LENGTHY and fusome euloev Wilson nro-
teee from Michigan. whom he described as Sub.
lunary"
Mr. Thomas thinks that Ford is entitled great
credit because he has come congress- during the
consideration of bill against the
taxes levied his industry that contrased
with that Of the representatives Of other lines
endeavor The truth that those who have pied
for reduction or their did they knew
that the contemplated would ruin to their
business for instance. the publishers of small periodi
Gals failure staring increased
postage rates at first proposed adopted. Mr..
Ford the other hand has been making faster
than the shareholders in his company could spend
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
LET STILLS ALONE.

Once in while you'll hear chap who ought
know better say he winks his eye. "Oh.
my little old still and my own, worry" Well
nobody will need worry but the who has still,
and he will do considerable of before Uncle Sam gets
through with him for the government permit the
operation of still for the manufacturing of liquor.
Uncle Sam says
Severe penalties provided in recent laws for
the sale and operation of Illicit still The
regulations which apply to legitimate dstillery
the of STILL however small which may
be used for home" purposes.
The manufacturer must register with the in
ternal revenue bureau and paw a special tax of $50
year An additional $50 is levied still
manufactured. A permit must be procured before
still be removed and the burden is the
facturer 10 show the purpose for which il is 10 be
used II liduor is not 10 be distilled affidavit
be filed with the local collector and the address
the buyer given. The government has prior lien
all property. including land. buildings aDpa-
ratus where still is put in operation. In the
rented property, the governments lien pre-
cedence over that of the owner. Upon conviction
OF Illicit distilling heavy fines and imprisonment
provided. and the property be confscated II is
violation of tho law 10 make mash start
~" r-ocess of distlation. If it is com
pleted
So il may be just well to study the above care
fully when YOU consider the distllation
The governments edict is extremely rigid There
eeway breaking the law in it, The federal prison
looms just big the Illicit distiller does for
maker of spurious coin If you think it doesn't just
any friendly lawyer.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
v ~ - - " ~ y
GOVERNMENT CEASES TO FUNCTION.

Congressman Will &. Wood. who Hammond
yesterday meeting constituents. of the
congressman bitterly criticize the administration
the pursuing with regard TO the conduct
and death the American people.
Washington. declared Congressman Wood "the gov;
ernment is not funconng president is away.
vice president is away. There is secretary Of
state no secretary war secretary of the navy The
of the war industries board is The country
is itself There is much to be done but there
Is nothing being done
was a timely arraignmen of the Wilson admins
tration outraged the conduct of the men
charge of the affairs Of this goyernpent He
has just returned from visit Central American
waters with party United and con
gressmen conditions there astonished him. He
shipping from all the world and not
one American flag except the ship his party
lie bitterly opposed the league of nations and
1t means Of United States sovereign
~ while England go6oes up the the world
convince anyone country drifting towards
shoals unless something is done prevent IT,,
and prevent mighty
There never has been time in the history of this
country when necessity for attention to
domestic legislation and admins
tration than today and there a time
when, due to absence the and of
his cabinet from Washington and the successful presi
Dental flibuser ~inst session of congress- these
having attention than they getting
now
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
Voice
of the
People
THE H. c. L.

Editor TINES:
Your paper recently warned the peo-
pie to watch the prices they pay. and II
deserves thanks for the warming I,
may be news to the users. but in many
instances the profit OF the retailer is
one hundred or even two hundred per
cent greater than all others combined
If Swift & Co. or the Standard Oil co.
took as big a profit as the retailer for
the last twenty years. their wealth
would be billions instead of millions
The big retailer takes almost as large
a profit as the small one and believe me
they toll not neither do they spin"
vet Solomon never had automobiles or
residences like them.
If a tanner makes thirty cents on the
leather in a pair of shoes and the re
taller three dollars profit when he sells
them. he hurts my pocket book ten
times as much as the tanner. The fact
that the tanner may make big money
by large sales does not hurt me
Consumers should cooperate in buy
ing and by increasing sales and reduc-
ing the expenses Of retailers, reduce the
price OF goods to themselves and thus
beneft both the shopkeeper and them
selves. d. J. MORAN.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
THE ONLY WAY TO ADVERTISE.

It isn't necessary any tell people of affairs
that the newspaper the only real effective medium for
advertising. They know it, manufacturers and business
doing advertising newspapers than they
did before.
Under the caption We the country like a
blanket" the B. F. Goodrich Rubber Company tells its
dealers patrons that the newspaper the ad-
vertising medium known to
In current issue of the Goodrich Magazine" ap-
pears article newspaper advertising which has a
message for business The article is headed
Every Goodrich Newspaper Ad Reaches From $4,000 900
so 900 5000 People2OO0 Papers Carry 1919 Goodrich
Message" The article itself reads follows
Our major effort this year will be in the daily
papers. This is the peoples medum-more widely read
and generally circulated than type Of adver-
tisement known Newspaper advertising is not
only the direct way sell to the customer but it
is likewise the satisfactory from your stand
point dealer. often you a very small
pense insert ad big and the bene
At of slam In other words sell the tire and then
you come along and and you get them Of us
We shall use a unique and effective type OF ad this
year. single and double column size. running the full
length OF the paper We thus sure OF a good loca
ton and the prospect will get the this
Characteristic type of space
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
FEW CENTS DESTROYS
YOUR DANDRUFF AND
STOPS FALLING HAIR
Save your hair! Make it
thick, wavy and beauti-
ful-try thisl

Thin. brittle. colorIess and scrsggv
hair is mute evidence of 8 neglected
scalp; of dandruff-that awful scurf
There IS nothing so destructive to the
hair as dandruff. Il robs the hair Of its
lustre, its strength and it's very life:
eventually producing a feverishness and
itching Of the scalp. which If not rem
edied causes the hair roots TO shrink
loosen and die--then the hair falls out
fast. A little Danderine tonight-now
any time-will surely save your hair
Get a small bottle of Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter. and after the first application
your hair will take on that life, lustre
and luxuriance which is so beautiful.
IT will become wavy and fluffy and have
the appearance of abundance. an in
comparable gloss and softness. but what
will please you most viii be after just
n few weeks use. when you will actual
" see lot of fine. downy hsir-new
hair-growing all over the scaIp.-Adv.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

There will be memorial service al
the Merrillville high school auditorium
Sunday afternoon. April 20, at two.
thirty. After the services in the audi
torium the trees will be planted in
honor OF the four Ross township boys
who have made the great sacrifice
Harold Goodrich. James Price, HaroIa
Msybaum and Carl Haffman. The ser
vices are being held under the aus
pices OF the Merrillvilie Study Club
There Will be speaker from out oi
town.
The Study Club will hold its next
regular meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frank Peterson this afternoon. April
II. 1919.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
AUTO NUMBERS.

Wouldn't it be possible TO have other place for
number of automobile than at the rear. where
person when the chauffeur violating the
speed law? It should be the side in big figures
the spectator could 1t who Is laundering
down the street with such caamitous celerity. Is it
possible that there understanding public
authority and the speeder IN order the
from arrest? We don't there but the conditions
of the problem might justify that conclusion. Let the
number be placed the side where it would have an
Influence in regulating speed and saving lives
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
LLOYD GEORGE
MAKES PROMISES


LONDON April IA sweeping
list Of subjects. covering all phases OF
the peace conference. was included in
the momentous speech Of Premier
Lloyd George promised the house or
commons this afternoon. said a parlia-
mentary correspondent OF the Daily
Express. They include the charge that
the conference work was being delay
ed. indemnity. the round robin" sent
by zoo members Of commons to the
premier in Paris. the publication in
Russia. and the league of nations
The premier was scheduled to open
the debate, followed by Lord Robert
Cecil. who was TO detail the economic
situation in Europe
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

In answer to an inquiry packages 10
be sent by mail to members of the
American expeditionary forces In
France must contain requests from the
addressee for the articles In the pack
age duly approved by the command
Ing officers of the units to which the
addressee belongs. or other officers
authorized TO approve such requests
An impression seems to have spread
that the rule of the postofrice and
war departments intended to conserve
shipping tonnage has been rescinded
but the bulletin says the rule is still
In force. and that postmasters must
refuse to accept such parcels for
mailing unless the approved requests
are incIosed with the articles.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
THE PASSING |
lsHow|

- - q man IS too old 70 learn
AT Il he isn't too old to unlearn.
LONDON papers say the Prince OF
Wales
SHOULD have an American wife
HE should. but can he?
WITH all the other
THINGS we have on our mind these
days
WE simply cannot keep up on the
NAMES of feminine attire
AND when the girls get to talking
ABOUT ohemise gowns
WHEN we're around
WE always try to look as If We
weren't
LISTENING
WHETHER we ought to or not.
TALKING Can't co on Forever In
Paris says a headline
WELL, what theno
YOU sec as we silently slipped down
to our
PRIVATE boudoir near the
COAL bin we figured out that a girl
CAN paint perfect complexion
on her cheeks
But she can't paint a perfect Sc on
her torso.
or course it is no use arguing the
question
WITH the esteemed neighbor woman
But we shall always insist that
GIRL getting SO week
CAN dress better on that amount
THAN a man getting s25 week can
on that amount.
SEC. BAKER says the Filipinos
should have their independence
WE'D like to suggest that Baker quit
botherins
ABOUT the Filipnos and do what
HE is being paid to do and that is
GIVE our returned soldiers and
sailors their
BACK pay. discharges and independ-
ence.
4 MAN may forget all the
REST of the excuses when he gets
caught UP
BUT he never forgets the oldest ex-
cuse-
BLAMING the woman.
AFTER going through the war in
perfect
SAFETY and never getting hurt
while climbing
IN those bomb proof pits
THE fool clown prince had TO go and
hurt
HIMSELF while riding Bicycle.
THE Italian press demands Fiure
LOOK here italy. how many times
does Mr. Wilson have to tell you No?
SENATOR JOHNSON says press is
sycophantic and cowardly
MEBBE 50. nebbe. we've noticed that
Hi
WASN'T getting any fulsome praise
lately
DO a man a favor
AND he will forget it in 10 minutes
FORGET to do a man favor
AND he'll remember it ten years.
A>-oTupp ytttfn pa4hetfc thing OF i
being older than you We're is
THE way YOU note tendency
IN yourself to read obituary notices
to find out
WHAT other people died Of
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

II YOU fail 70 receive prompt
You have in the past please do not thip has beer
j. not what 4 used e be and that complaints are
TIE TINES has increased its mailing equipment and
STRIVING earnestly 70 reach It's time Be
Iron9t IN advising when do not and
We viii act promptly
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

Johnston A. knight. whiting. who
has Just returned from overseas and
underwent a serious operation In the
base hospital at Camp Sherman. O..
is much improved from his previous
critical condition.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

KoKOMO-The Kokomo Chamber or
Commerce has started an inquiry into
the reason for the present price Of four
teen cents quart for milk in Muncie
while surrounding cities are getting
milk fer ten cents a quart.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
.t... ncca,thy. RobertsdaIe. who ha.

Jess Mccarthy, RobertsdsIe. who has
been honorabiy discharged from the
Hospital Corps and has recently re-
tutrned from Framed is visiting at the
home of his father. Russell MeCar-
thy. OF Indiana blvd. and in tends
10 leave for Frankfort. Indiana In a
few days.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
The following men have enlisted for

Il. s Army service through the Ham
mond recruiting station IN the last few
days: Ernest Ringer. Herman Often.
steve Boor John Kirkshire. The last
named man selected service in the
Hawaiian Islands.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

coast artillery, most OF them from Chi
cago and the middle west. arrived in
Chicago yesterday on their way to
Camp Grant for demobilization- They
were given a rousing welcome and pa
raded through the business section.
passing in review before Mai. Gen.
Leonard Wood and his stan.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

Lieut.. Ralph Lakin, who left Gary
January / 70 undergo an operation at
Cape May. n j.. has returned to Gary
on a three months vacation when he
will go back again for another opera
ton Lieut.. Lakin was wounded In
action last fall and came to America
just before Christmas. soon after Wis
iting hts old time friends at Gary.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

Peter ConyeIIs, Indiana Harbor, and
Anton s Zwiesvki. East Chicago. are
among ten wounded Hoosiers overseas
soldiers who have arrived from New
York at the base hospital at Camp
Taylor. Louisville.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

porai L. J Parry. Times reporter with
the Army of Occupation. that the goth
Division in which ne is outftted has
had its sailing advanced a month and
that the division may leave by way OF
Antwerp some time in May.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

AFTER learning the spirit with which the mayor
handled a difficult recently il is
guess that in the year 1919 there will be baby
started in the world with the initials o n than
there will be with W W
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
A..ertins that be "a. the oIde.,

AsNertinE that nc Wnr the oFdest
man fghting with the Rainbow Di-
vision. Sergeant Ezra A. Graham. age
hfty-one. OF Indianapolis. returned yes
terday on the Rochambeau from over
seas with two wound stripes and the
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
r.. Latest new. from Harry Pesrie.

Lowell. is that he is taking a three
months course at university in
France a recent card from Ike
Gershman was dated at Paris. It is
reported that Boyd Davis has arrived
in this country and will soon be home.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

toned at Camp Taylor Ky. returned
to his home on Thursday after he
ceiving his honorable discharge pa
pers
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

STORIES of seventies in court-martia1 proceedings
bear strange contrast to the lenience displayed in
treating the conscientious objectors" who given
early honorable discharges with pay date.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16
sTENTION!
Here's Buddy!

French war cross with one star. He
was greeted at the pier by his wife.
former Mile. Albretta Steve. Of Rem
nes. France. who preceded him to this
country
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

STRANGE. isn't it. that in some of our cities there
is much talk of unemployment hut the Help Wanted"
advertisements in the papers surpass Situations
Wanted
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

Merle Williams. who was with the
list Artillery in France. received his
honorable discharge at Camp Grant
and returned to his home in Hebron,
last Saturday He is a brother OF Mrs
f. Berdine, 575, 150th st, Hammond
The Lake County times., 1919-04-16

Charles Petersen. whiting. just re-
turned from France. is at Camp Tsy-
lor. Ky. where he expects to receive
his discharge.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-26

NE have for sale some Of u nest
sirsbls track s1A farn kA1s IN
.r,da. Ths property d IN - niis
\ limits md sAa b - Ut Ne
III prics snA terms. Let - sAsv
some Ans ~ and 3e-acrs tsasts.
n particalars see q. G. Rosaa,
pons ! and I. Dssn and 1ryaat
hNmg, PAnas u.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-26

pr sAIH-By owner. new Groom.
modern bungalow: good garage
chicken house, fruit trees, and gar
|den. Lot sox1s0. 205 West Cresap
list. Phone s74-Red W. F. Nichols
ss7s
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-26
CLASSIEIED 4 DVERTZSING

FUR sALE-Lots 10. II. Il and Is.
bsock a." T. H. Johnson Add
ton; lot 49, block co. T. H.
Johnsoa's Addition; lot II and eas.
half Of lot 10 tl5o feet fronting on
Lemon ssreet) block Q. Lake Beulah
Addition. Apply to owner a, cnce.
". r. Johns. sls-sl7 Dan Wagon.
or Bldg, Fort Worth, Texas. slss
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-26

FUR RENT-Furnished apartment at
summer rates; also II Rhode L.
land Red chickens, 10 weeks old,
for sale. Phone 3sS-Red. sso5
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-04-26

q, J. WILLIAMS
-.,.,rsm offiee, or Phone ss7's'aoS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-29

Take another example; Where did the
idea Of a United States of the World
originate, the idea of an international
superstate? The President was speak
ing on Independence Day at Washing
toms tomb. He said "We take our
cue from them washington and his
associates) do we not? We intend what
they intended. We, here in America,
believe our participation in the war to
be only fruitage of what they planted.
There must now be settled
once for all what was settled for Amer
lea in the great age upon whose in
spiration we draw today" read those
words coldly today looking for little
meaning in them and find little. Time
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REASONABLE HOPE FOR THE FUTURE

81 don't think Mr. Wilson world combination
fairly
that substituted for the
national
but still justice other benhe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-29
DREAMS OF POLITICAL.
TRIP TO THE MOON" AT
PARIS PEACE PARLEY
Thing Called Bunk Big Factor in League OF Nations
Conference-PreSdent Takes the Limit
off the Came of Faith
THREE MEN AROUND 4 TABLE CAUGHT
nv WHIRL OF MUDDLED THINkING''

'MoUe to End AH Wds Didn't Create Anythng ng'-"Thing
Couldn't Be Done; This " asnt the Millennium"
Hope Of the World in Young Men
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-29
Y OF SOULS ADVENTURE WITH THE WORDS,
THOUGHTS AND THE DEEDS OF WOODROW WILSON

ness they were evidently as nothing.
psychology he had created as n neces-
sary part of his movement. At any rate
this victory of old diplomacy passed by
uppnttooI
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Deeds Of Woodrow Wilson

Al this point William Allen White
dIsapnears 1 from !, the h story, to ,.ia Us DIS
fession Of faith, q simple record Of my
avn experience with the thing we called
t'bnnk but which we never even in
E'afis s4tl1ly believed TO be bunk, J"