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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

|hundrs4 ~ afty tleunahA perssnIl
every year parish from this plague.
and IA our own state. thousands are
su.erfns from it and. exposed TO its
menace.
II have reason to feel deeply on
this subject. and l have made 1t my
business to know something definitely
about the exact economic and social
meaning OF this great plague. 1t IL
perfectly curabie, and the intelligence
and enefEy OF men can conquer 1t. or
at least reduce it's ravagcs. 1t Is a
disease that naenaces every COM
munity. every home, every individual
with All economic loss to the nation
OF half billion dollars each year.
Its spread In due largely to ignorance.
carelessness. and negligence, and II
can be controlled by systematic.
ceaseless, scientific efforts. There is
a poignant significance in the fact
that children are particularly suscep-
tible to the great infection. More
than fifty per cent of all children are
infected before they are ten years Of
ago.
CAN intelligent and thoughtful com
munities in the world are now en-
gagged in A desperate battle with this
national menace. The purpose Of the
seal sale campaign Is TO get together
SUFFICIENT funds to fight it with intel
ligence and power. Every dollar
given for such purpose Is spent
economically and scientifically, and
has the result Of making ones own
home frecr from danger and ones
own people stronger and filter for life
and work. Modern science has or
ganized the whole campaign against
ii with consumate skin and the results
are such as to create the hope that
the plague can be controlled and in
the future eliminated as destruc-
tive agency in society
i am in intense sympathy with the
whole great movement and wish to
join with my co-workers in urging
support to this campaign from all
quarters OF the commonwealth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

M and Mrs. william Edward Harms
4ay. issued invitations 10 the we8ain
af tnetr daughter. Mary Leonard
frank Hillary west. The wedding WI
sxle psas. at clock on tie evening
~ January arst ~ tho home OF uft
H r,ae. 1898 west Grace street NcN
Martin n. Hardin. ~ Chicago. ~, uh O.
IN. ~ ,hs bride. Will perform the ccv@'
,noay, The bride is = granddsushter e
General p. ". Hardin OF kentuoky sirc
10 a s-radusts OF Fsasar college or TRY
ts3s~s of 1919 ny. West - a native OF
s,a9sgyrnr. where he vas engaged "a
rswsnaper and publicity worlt- bo"-
anr she war he assisted In prepat 'n@
.si,oA saving propaganda for the n'tf i
STATE Food Administration On Tire slaa"
4.f herbert Hoover and came to ken
,aand about wear age ta take charge
III the publicity deua tclent of the val
Saan orrsni2at.oD iie Us ire sen on
Mr. Mary y wess aEd t,e ate GEORGE
~ " est. both OF whom were hofr va
Aes'fha rr,ptou countS Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16
Ladies Are on Warpath to Scalp
Hays and His Special Protege

Mary Garrett Hay. As a Republican
he cannot approve her course.
The sooner Mr.. Hays declares
himself, the better. If by his subse-
quent course he justifies Miss Hay
acts he must not find fault If ""
adopt tactics similar Ia those of the
suffragists hut in another direct
Miss Hay iS one of the five editors
under whom the ottici2i ",-a'
suffrage party is publlShe ii n"
Woman Citizen. United States Senator
James w. Wardsworth, .Ir., is n Re
publican---a loyal, sterling Repuhli-
can Miss Hay says fatty in her mag
azine that she will refuse to support
him if he Is nominated in the pri-
maries because of his views on suf-
frage, She says she co-operates with
the Democrats in finish night against
Wadsworth.
Cant MIR Hays see how con1pro-
missing il is to have this type Of Re
publican appointed by himself to a
Republican committee? Outrageous
editorials have been published in The
Woman Citizen undoubtedly inspired
by Miss Hay, attacking Senator Wads-
worth"
Il wonder II Mr.. Hays knows that
the suffragettes have card-indexed
every public official from President
Wilson down. queried Miss Rowe.
They have carefully eatalogued pub
lie men so as to know how TO APP
preach them to gain suffrage ends,
The way this governor likes to have
his hair parted by his pet barber
the way the other senator likes to
gurgie his turtle soup. whether this
Judge is Interested in Belgian hares
or British bulldogs: whether that
congressman is susceptible to the
odor OF yiolets--every little idiosyn-
Grassy is konwn TO them"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16
rirs. uandnx s.errnan.

The first Monday german always
looked forward To as one OF the most
important affairs OF the winter se@S~n
In Richmond society took plac" 'aSt
evening Al tho Jefferson hotel ~
~hich time the Gehutautes Of tn"
Hiuter were formallg presented 80 tho
Side members in society. A number e.
,us Of town guests we're in Attendance.
.aa according to q time ~honofed cnS-
3ap,n the german was lei hy General 30
a.ane stern who danced with Miss
KITTY McGilvra. Other debutan'es pre-"
s@nted were Mics Elisabeth Stro'her
scott. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. fred
arsc william Scott; Miss Louise
Branch. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |ohh
Kerr Branch: Miss Eleanor Parrish
daughter Of Mr. aud Mrs, }, Sco,t var
rssb. Miss Anne Halves, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Horace Hawes. MISS
Eliza beth Palmer, daughter OF MI and
Mrs. Edwin A. Palmer and grand
,saurhter OF Colonel william n pal
ruer. Miss Ellen wise 0prenhc!n"Fs
dauehter Of DR. and Mrs. ~, Julian
Miss Sarah Powers.
siaughter Of Mr. ana Mrs Robert Lec
rnwsrs: Miss virginia stewart zones
daughter OF Mr. ara Mrs. stewart
Zones; Miss Elizabeth G%athmey
Daughter OF Mr. end Mrs Rchara
tswathmey Miss Hattie Wtiso0. dsugh-
tor Of Mr. and Mr. StanNarne wilson,
Miss Virginia Fry. daughter % Mrs
- Meriwether Fry Miss porHtry
xRheutan. dauRhts~ Of Mr. and Mrs
s1exac L. Kheutan Miss Kathleen Eee
Fsersan. daughter of Mr. ara Mrs IA T..
sF Eoscrson.
The chapetoHeE fe Afs. "rti N.'
land Davis Mr. Tpomas BrancH
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

Mas Bari~aEk 20 speak.

THE Psychology OF the Actors Strike
in Now York" is tie title OF an ad-
aress to he delivered at Suffrage head
quarters, Fourth ana Franklin streets
this afternoon al 4 o'clock. by Misc
l.ouise Buricigil OF T}oston. Miss Bur
leigh IL in Richmond 10 produce hdair
Archer's mystery play for the Little
Theater leasne At Christmas time, AT
the conclusion OF her address this
afternoon. Dr. Dice z. Anderson. score
tary of the Civic association, of Rich
mond viii speak ou a matter OF vital
interest to suTrag ste Mas Gertrude
Lewis instructor in civies At the Viz
feinia Randolph Eli-tt country school
for girls. is chairman of the afternoon.
The meeting is open TO the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

Miss Laura Blar'on, of Monument
avenue, IL the guest OF friends in Pc
tere burg for a brief stay
Mics Margaret ToIiard mas returned
from a recent visit to her brother. in
Iovelaud California
Miss Sue Neal. who has BEEN spend
ing Some time with her sister. Mrs
Iseadbetter. of Birmingham. Ala. has
returned to her home. in this city
MT and Mrs. fseitcn Wright, OF Ash
land has arrived in Richmond and will
speud the winter months here,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16
WEDDINGS
Itarrxs ws---Rlnker

An interesting marriage " 5ecfn' =
No. 3rd. was that of Miss Martina Jane
Esnktr. daughter OF MI aud MRS. +.
Il Finker ~ Wa hin9ton, 10 3anlei
warwrsck lfurruss NJ Richmond. me
ceremony was eolemnt2ed in th@ aom1
II The bride. with Es,. HcnrH II Ranrf'
rAstor of Grace Reformed suroh az TN"
ee1shrant Tire br5d" vino Vas f'Neh
In marriage by Der father wore q
handsome traseling suit 81 blue tn
~ uas and carried bouquet az brides
eoss* The maid If honor VAS MISE
Virginia IT, Biuker. sister at The hf'de
and M4ss Ursula G. l'urross ei orahEt'
was bridesmaid Roland FurruSs AZ
teu0ed the bridegroom as best man ana
NJ sroornsman was Harry X Rinkff
/ ro;her Of the bride Following the
service . wedding supper vas s"FVeG'
after which Mr., and MTs FurrpS "tt
for wedding trip % Florida ana
I.a,La On thsir return theT VIII max
tAe{r nome sp washington
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16
|SIlhI : ! ! =
M0sLEI's JUNCTION

Devoted to faxmArs' union prihci-
pals and the general upbuilding OF
Powhatan county. newspaper will
be established at Moseleys. Junction.
on January 2, by faxmerS union In
terestA
1t will be . regular weekly local
newspaper in every sense Of the word.
devoted to the local Affatr Of the
county. and Will be the only regular
newspaper edited and printed on the
farm, there being no town or large
village in Powhatan county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

The ImeprIal Bagging cotnpanW ~
Norfolk, las completed deal FOR 4
tpn-acrc plant site with the DuPon,
Chemical company, and viii start Il
factory there IN the near future. Il
is not known how many men will b.
employed by the new concern.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

How do you do 1t, SON. You sleep
In that class every day
""ho professor Is retired minister
and doesn't mind Penn State
Froth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

X A. tioudN. 3lrauaacr of the Pet
crsburc Gas company, has resigned
p4s position. 10 become effective jan
uary lst Mr.. Cloudy has number
Of catering offers bat AZ vet has pot
anAp3ut,d Nh mich one he will accept.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16
st,x. g.nrx at woman s1lwb.

Mass Lou Reii CatcRbY Jones' NtF4
3snovn in This city. and especially
ssiftee in Ihe art ~ story-teliinH. AZ
.53ssateA before the Woman's club yes
'4.rdav afternoon, hiiing the plac- on
.the rc-rana of Mrs. George Barnett.
wlfe Of Major General Barnett, Of the
A. : Marine corps. who was detained
sea account of hlneeS. BEGINNING WIN
itlse story Of LADY Gregorys Travelling
MAJ Mis-. goues had the closest al
gsf8tf0n OF the we'll filled aud forum
8aatii the close Of her splendid pro
.4Atn. other uutn bers included the
.sstar Child ~ Oscar Wilde, our
4.aaies lumber" aud lhe "Emner ofS
Mission by Selnat Largolos. The
AsuaI informal reception followed At
she conclusion 81 the program
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

Mrs. Ellen II. Slate died at her res
idencc In Dirwidde county Saturday
afternoon at 5 o'clock. She r. sur
vived by her husband, T. r Slate. and
eight children.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

IsenberE; clothing store at IS
BollingbrooK street caught fire yes
terday afternoon, but was extinguish
ed before much damage was done.
The damage amounted to about SITS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16
Petersburg

ESPECIAL TO The Richmond Virgtnian9
Petersburg Dec. 5 An increase OF
moro than 1900 Ina the population OF
Petersburg since go is expected TO
he revealed 10 the census 10 he taken
..f tire e,ty durinF the early part of the
coming ycnc. TIL census enutncra-
lion wtli start her on January and
ii ta expected thai only abont three
weeks viii be- required To complete the
task or counting the city folk
john r Crowder, of the local postal
force. VINO - in charge OF o&tlnlNattoh
of census tnum"rs torT here. stHt"a
t,Jaf the count OF he city viii likely
amount 60 more than &a,ht7. In lslo,
vhtu the last census "as tahra. th,
Qlty had 44ia7 inhaaitants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

M aad 9re frank Mcfsta"
maarx~tonc anrcmnees the enEageme"'
ana approse ring marriage 81 the,f
s4Arghter. Fortune I}spdine, to JoNt
Thom pson Nicely. Of Portsmouth. ~
,w~o6fnw wfr Re celebrated early 10
January at the home - The 0r2aef
parents at Blackstone
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16
LOST.

Time. Patience. Health. abso-
lutely II you are suffering any
female troubles, caused by dis
placement. Inflammation, con-
gestlon. etc, we guarantee that
"FINE-rOINT" for WOMEN
viii cure you, IL has thousan ds
that suffered as much as you do.
Try 1t this month, $40 u box.
at all drug storea Lady dem
onstrator at Tragie's and Chelrs
drug stores
fINE-POINT Co, INC,
Richmond. Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-16

ADAMS Mrs. IohU stewart BFyAH Mfh-
Edward L. Wills, Mrs. Garrett Buckner
Wall. Mrs Thomas pinckney BRYAN
Mrs John Kerr Brsrch. Mrs. Charles e.
Earksdaie. Mrs William r. T'rfgg, u.
Mrs W trakine Ruford Mrs. julien
~ Htl and Mrs Charles r. Csrrington
t.srl~' s9ub tc Ent~rtAin.
a number OF informal parties will
ba entertained Al the Chr tstfnas dance
to be given under :hc auspices OF the
Girls club ~ the jefferson. the e<"~
ufnR IT December rs, n o'clock.
Among those who have already taken
'ab3es for the party are: Granville
Grey a Is Bovkin, Misses Boykin.
A'rs a. g. f.tudcrs'n Mrs : l. Morgan.
Mrs I've, Soto Fitzgerald, Miss MARI
W EH.a. Me - t,"crEe Bryan, Mr.
,5kveet VII r. T.. Bryan, Almoue
,iotchk,ss. air Huen Rose. Mrs. Ellis
Talbot. Mta II W. Coho. Mrs. JON,
shelton Williams and Mrs. J. Edward
Martin. rbose desiring to make re
sertatlous To- tables for the entertain
Jaeut are asked TO notify Mrs Rober
- Cabejt Randolph 5s7,
AIRS Jones Ent~rtafns in Bi~~hsso~~.
The Thursday Afternoon Social club
y 8e deIghtfully entertained last week
3y sfrt Buruette Jsoes Of Blackstone
The entire lower floor was throw
apsu ~ the guests IT was decorated
with sarvsapthemun. and ferns, Those
participating in the Games were Mes
DANES W \. and j n. Taylor. OF Rich
nond W. Il. Hurt. y, J. Ward, r. u.
spencer, T Freeman Epes J. f. Robert
son. " Y. Atkins. i II. Adams Geo
J. Adams W r. Garrctte, l. g. Thicker.
G. o. Tuttic. u. T. Epson ID, NJ. Stith,
II Robertson BESSIE Moore. II II. Seay,
Misses Fanny Seay. Sailie Spencer.
Matte Kite, and Pattie Seay
fsive tables were arranged for the
playing Of tho guests After the games
delightful refreshments were served
Gard Party for Cfuh Members.
Tomorrow afternoon the first OF a
series Of card parties will be given at
ne Woman's club for club member.
and informal tea will be served at the
conclusion OF the game. These affairs
%ill be attra rtive events OF the late
"a inter season, ana Miss Jessie Tiaz~
ard 10 chairman OF the tSrst party this
"a eek
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

George T. Inch. -.turued 40
Waiting yesterday havins ceived his
honoIable discharge from the L. ;.
Proving grounds at Erie. Pa. where
ne ~ss IN the oidnance department.
George had his limb severely wounded
n the explosion Of q big gun IN which
'car men were killed and fifteen in
ia-ed. He has bean laid UP fo- sew
eruI months and still hobbing around
'Fish 8 eaa 4esterda5 BE left or
Independence. NO. to visit; his parents
IT and Hrs. Bradshaw for a week
atter which re VIII return e Whiting
tn s6s4ds.
Euseae 2. Grown has returned
'" stauntoa. ~ via his orics.
Who vas Nfss nottingham.
afr 2 Mrs Rrown are lesidin5 AT
$40 Oliver street.
Ar. =. II. i4nlmock and family o.
Qllver street entertained at a six
lock dinner sunday in honor Of their
cousin and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
9ConnoE Of Amoridse. The out OF
Town guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Young
Ar- and Mrs. kyne and son. Mrs. Ry-
an and M. Joe osoen of Fort Wayne
nd Nj. ana Mrs. and fam
y u Whiting.
TIE Literature and History section
q tie Fortnigntly club held their FIRST
zttlng OF the current year on Monday
s Ms. r. 4. b'auoien. me
eAaifAaAa. presiding, Miss Royetta
Eshslau gave a most interesting pa
per on The Dunes. Some interest
tng discussions on lnccents OF the
summer were SVEN " the various
members.
Mrs Henry B1esen cf Oliver street
1naerwlrt a serious operation at the
Aercy hospital r. Chicago on Tuesday
Misses Mario and Catherine Kcch
oT oilFeT street were hammond viSi:-
eTs yesterday.
JACK Evans cha7ge- with peddlins
potatoes without weighing them BY
oHlcer G4rard was dismissed when ar
sslgne0 n the city court.
II. ana MS. r. E Humphreys are
IN d TRIP 70 Denver, Colo.
Luke Kane has returned TO Whiting
after twenty-five months service in
tie army, having been overseas for
e-sateen months
M.rE Efnz-1~A D.,.rLE-- 49,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

moved into their new home on Myrtle
avenue today. Herman Bieson and
family are going to move into tho
home on Pearl street vacated by the
HolswoFth's.
Mrs. John Murray OF Robert ave-
nue., visited her friend Mrs. H. Clark
OF Chicago, who is confined at the
Mercy hospital in Chicago.
Ed. Jewett sold his home on Indiana
Boulevard to q family who Will move
here from Oglesby. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dreeson of
Roberts avenue. entertained the form
or's sister. Mrs. Schlundt of valparai-
so. Ind. at their home on Monday.
Mrs. Augusta Eggers and son Gust.
visited the formers sister, Mrs. ]. j..
Dresser Of East Chicago. on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. W. Phelps of 1883 Roberts av-
enue Is entertaining her niece Miss
Helen Webster of woodlawn. III.
Mrs. W. Burcholtz Of Roberts ave-
nue. was a visitor at the home OF her
mother Of South Chicago Tuesday.
Ladies. don't forget Friday afternoon
the Sewing committee will meet at
Mrs. George G.. Bader's Of Myrtle ay-
niue. All the ladies' are requested
to turn out. as time is drawing near
when our big church bazaar will be
held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

Every druggist in this county is au-
thorized 20 say TO every SUI
fcrer III this vicinity that If two bottles
Of Nl!enrhu. the sure ~conquerer of rhcu-
Iatism. does not stop all agony. rcduce
wolicn Joints and do away with even
The slightest tWinge of rheumatic pain,
he will gladly return your money with
out
.Nienrhu has been tried and tested for
years. and really marvellous results have
been accomplished in the most severe
cases and where the suffering and agony
Vas intense and piteous and where the
patient was helpless.
Aflcnrhu relieves at once. Immediate
fv ASKER YOU start 10 take il the good
work begins. II searches out the uric
acid deposits. dissoives the sccretions
and LriNcs rheumatic poison out of tho
body Though the kidneys and bowels.
It's marvellous how quickly II acts.
blessed rclicf often comes in two days.
and even in cases where the suffering -
most painful all traces disappear in a
tcv lays
M. James Allen. the discoverer 81
Nlleurhu. who for many years suffered
the trliatnts Of acute rheumatism. de-
s.res aii sufferers to know that he does
not a cent OF anyone's money un-
less .kticnrhu decisiyely onquers this
worst Of all diseases and he has instruct
cd your druggist to guarantee II in
every instance.-Ady.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
LOWELL

John Hess has bought a farm near
Omaga, Wis. and viii move there in
the Spring.
H. L. Baughman and daughter Hen
rietta were Chicago visitors yesterday.
Miss Ethe Anderson left yesterday
for Knoxville, Ill. where she viii at
Tend the st. Mary's academy. the COM
ing year.
DR.. Burt. W h has been sick for the
past ten days. does not improve very
fast.
The Lowell library board will let the
contract on Monday. October 6th. for
the erection Of the new library build
ing here. M. Clifford Wiley OF East
Chicago. is the architect on the new
building.
Miss Lena Hepp and brother Fred.
were Chicago visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Strickland were
in Chicago yesterday.
Miss Belle Carstens left last evening
for Jacksonville, Florida. where she
has a position as teacher in the schools
OF that city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

Toombs. the new high 100 music
teacher. Refreshments consisting Of
Ice cream and CAKE and a social hour
followed the program.
Mrs. X. a. Olson rad as her guest
at her home in Ohio street today. Mrs.
ohm F. Campbell OF New York City.
The marriage OF Miss Williams OF
Ohio avenue. and Mr.. Mckay. took
place at the home OF the brides par
ents on Tuesday. Mr.. Mckay is chief
electrician for A. Franklin
A special service Of a devotional
character will be held in the Metho-
dist church tonight at $50 o'clock.
The sacrament OF the Lords supper
Will be administered. preceded by an
informal service OF praise and fellow
ship. The members or the congre-
cation are hereby reminded and urged
TO be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

Better call up The Times and
have it sent 10 your house every
night. Then you'll be sure it will
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

NOTICE

Another carload Of foodstufs will be
on sale beginning Friday, Sept. 2sth.
at 572 Holman street. These food
5tuns consist of peas, corn. tomatoes.
green and wax beans. pork n beans.
navy beans in bulk in 10 ID. packages
and roast beef in , III. cans Bring
Your baskets and get a good supply for
your winter needs.
9-24-2 DANIEL BROWN. Mayor
Walter HeSadorn of Windsor Park
spent Saturday evening at the home
of his. sister. Mrs. Il. Breckman OF the
West Park addition.
Mr.. Fraley of Atchison avenue is
able to be up and around again, after
a severe attack of Pleurisy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Timm were
Chicago shoppers on Monday.
Mrs. George Finley Of Central av-
emu is entertaining her sister of Aub-
urn. Ind. for a few days.
Mrs. William Parker Of 11eth street
entertained her mother Mrs. Carl Weis
and sister Mrs. Muenich Of Hammond
on Monday.
Mr.. J.. Hemmich OF Myrtle avenue
left Saturday for Lima. Ohio. for an
extended visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. shurby Of Pearl
street. were Hammond visitors Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George Holsworth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

PRINCESS THEATRE. TONIGHT
Florence Lee Reed in THE WOMAN
UNDER OATH also Pathe News and
a Comedy. coming Monday and
Tuesday. Mary Pickford in THE
s-25-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners
and are accepted by The whiting News
Co., 624. 11sth ST.. Phone 13s-W.

STAR THEATRE TONIGHTs-Con-
stance Talmadge in A LADY'S NAME,
and Sennett comedy at the Star To-
night: Adventure and comedy for Big
Serial Night tomorrow. 9-25-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

Judge Ebert H. Gary, as head
Of the U. S. steel corporation, is
capitals spokesman in the steel
workers strike. Gary's refusal to
confer with a committee of steel
workers was the final act which
precipitated the strike. The steel
corporation employs over 26S, 600
steel workers and pays a yearly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
RHEUMATISM LEAVES
YOU FOREVER

Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poison
starts to leave the System within
Twenty-foux Hours.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

John H. Fitzpatrick, at right,
snapped" during session of steei
workers national committee and
Judge Ebert II. Gary. hailing tax
after session of u. S. steel cor.
p~oration directors.
payroll of over $3.50, 900, 600. The
corporation controls the steel stu
alton in this country. John H.
Fitzpatrick is chairman of the
steel workers national committee
which formulated plans for the
strike after Gary's refusal to con-
fer with their members. The com
mittee estimated that sixty-fve
percent of the steel workers are
organized.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1919-01-23

within three miles of any
church or public school.
Providing penalty for failure
to serve as Judge or clerk of ell
ection.
The House Wednesday
morning by a vote of 80 to 1,
passed bill by Messrs. joiner
and Ewell, providing for a
change in the time of holding
the state primaries from the
4th Tuesday in May till the
second Tuesday in August. The
new date will be less object
ionable to the farmers, and
will bring them closer to the
general election in November.