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Man Saves Wife
in Nick of Tim

My wife was unahl" To ca. cvc|
III" highest food. and had fAllo
away 70 - living skeleton. .Sh|
could not even keep doctors mcdicin|
on her stomach and Was tortured
with, pain on tho recommend ;io
Of a friend bought bottle 4
Mayr's Wondrrful Remedy. and sh
is all right nuw and has gained fort
pounds" u IS simple. harmlc:1
preparation that removes III" "a
tarrhal muCus from IN" inicEiind
tract and alla"s tho inna nmaiioI
which causes practically all stomach
liver and intestinal ailments. inclu'1
ing Appendicitis. on" dose WI cor
vince or money refunded. Grant "rn|
Go and druggists cvcrywhcre.--AdY
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All! HOW "Tz" HELPS
TIRED, ACHING FEET
Instant relief for sore. swollen
tender, caliOuScd feet
and cOrnS.

You're footsick, Your feet r. Il
tired. puf;cd up chafed, aching
swcaty. and they need Til
.'Tiz" kcs feet remarkably frcS|
and sorr-proof "Tiz" takes tho pail
and burn right out of corrs. cailouset
and bunions. "Tiz" is the gre ndcs
foot Giaddcncr the world has eve
known.
Get box OF "Tiz" at any dru1
store and end foot torture for
whole year. Never have tired. ach
ing. sweaty. smelly feet. your shoe
will ~ fine and you'll only wish yn'
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SubStjtutc-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

LEARNING TO WRITE Ey Rob.
Crt, Louis Stevenson. Charles Scr!h-
,ncr's Sons. New York.
Hero. for the nrs; time has been
.. collected into one volume what stew
rnson said in his books. his essays.
and his letters on the subject Of
leaning TO write.
No writer ct modern times has
achieved SO great practical success in
sn many forms of literature AS StcN
cnsur The broad attention to his
theories is partly due 10 his UMPIRE
cSttnn:cd success; but the real reason
it has continued is because lie has
nlled his hooks VIA observations 50
brilliantly sane and dcetly iilu,uira;-
ing on the craft OF writing. This
book. which collects these together.
has been needed for Years L; IS a
book that viii be interesting - every
Intelligent person concerned wtth the
art Of Wrltins
In his introduction to the volume
.Tofr William Rogers. Jr.. says. No
writer ever took more pains - learn
how 10 write and IL IS significant ;hai
no author IN modem times has been
50 successful ~ s. MANI forms o.
literature. II : Significant. toe. for
his theories 81 craftsmanship aha; Ne
has gained the interest OF an aston
ishirgly wide and varied audience.
and that along with the perfection IN
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WfNpH\MS TAI. Iy iiarold
Eindioss. Frederick y. Stokes Co.
Sew York.
Hind!oss is az his best in thl: ro-
nance OF adventure. intrigue and
achievement in the dark laGoons %
the Caribbean. Vital characters and
glowing setting combine with stron;
elements Of mystery and susrcnsc to
make "a story that is alive through
every page.
Harry uhham. = young English
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TRUTHS Dr. HISTORY. Ey Mildred

Tt' III Vt TIE'h I''IN Y I'y NIIIUTCU
Lewis rutherford, OF Athens. Gu.
To secure a peaceful settlement of
the many pCrpleNinE questions now
causing contention between the North
and the South this fair. unbiased.
unprcjudiccd and conscientious study
OF history is presented To the public
by the author. AS a guide To the
study OF history to get at It's truth in
relation 10 the causes which brought
on the War between the states. and
to induce the teaching 81 correct his
tory in our schools. the compilation
is Of incStimable value.
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fAnplE BY Emil" dudley Wright
Tn" stanford co. TtnSton
Th;S IL a story OF the StrugrIrs and
love affairs Of an American girl. "A
wealthy American Of Norwegian or
Eln. talented. hut phiiandcring
minister OF the Gospel and an in
;r!EulnS woman.
These characters. as we'll a. many
m!no- nersonaGcs form, a nloi the
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THE PARIS iSDtltSE AND FRENCH
FINANCE WITH REFERENCE TO
ORGANIZED SPECULATION IN NEW
YORK. BY William Parker. ph. ID.
This publication constitutes No. :.
Vol. 50. Of columhia University studies
in history. economies and public law,
and presents an enlightened study OF
the interesting subject oc which 1t
treats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

Interviewing straI ds OF which create
Il novel Of intense interest any great
spiritual value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-11

-ry w Hdham. = young English
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
BIDS FOR FACTORY
OPENED AT GRIFFITH

Bids on the new factory building
for the Leonard Tractor Co. at Grit
fifth will be opened at the Gary office
OF Harry Warmer, architect. on next
Wednesday. May 2sth. according to
announcement made at the tractor com
psny offices today.
The bids viii. be on the various
kinds and classes Of work. the brick
work plumbing, etc. being let separ-
ately.
The first unit of the company which
is malAng tools and the FIRST tractors
now h1 its fun equipment OF mach
merry which is being set up by the
experts who were already on the job
The last car OF machinery which had
been two months coming from Detroit
was located and unloaded last week
after il had been discovered on a sid
ing in the Chicago yards.
Work will be pushed through this
first unit while the new modern fac
tory building is under way. preventing
delay. The tractor viii be manufsc-
tured on the progressive plan raw
material going in one end and the fin
ished tractor coming out the other.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
You Guess!
Make Your
Own Slate

Discussion is rife among official and
ether circles in East Chicago as to who
the anpointees Of the mayor will be for
positions ON the Board Of Works Board
Of Safety. and Board Of Park Commits
sioners. Dopesters arc having trouble
in making slate which they feel Will
agree with the ono made by Mayor Nc
Cormack.
The present board of public works
and of safety VIII furnish little avail
able material for the new boards DO
cause OF the fact that at present the
two boards arc composed OF the same
members. On each board tho mayor
city engineer and n X. Groves sit The
law requires that the boards IN a second
class city shall be separate and that no
one connected with the city administ-a-
ton is eligible to be a member This
leaves only Dir. Groves as a possibility
for either Of the boards.
Although the four members Of the
park board would all be eligible for re-
appointment as park commissioners. ii
IS very likely that the mayor will not
appoint any Of the present members to
continue in the work ii is known that
the mayor has not been altogether
pleased with the work of the present
board but il is possible that he may
continue one or two of the present mem
bers in order that the park improve
ments now under way will not be inter-
rupted.
The greatest interest really centers in
the appointment Of members or the
board Of safety. Only short time ago
the board Of safety was abolished BY the
city council and the powers given to
the board of works. The action FOL
lowed diss greement between the board
of safety and the mayor. DopeSters
assert with confidence that none Of the
old board viii be appointed
Some of the civic organizations are
taking an interest in the appointments.
but il is not believed that their advice
Will have much effect upon the mayor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
CH1cAao LIvE sroCK-

HOGS-Re Receipts. 10000. Market. Il
q csc higher. Bulk s13.75Gl450 Top
$14To Heavyweight. $13.4N 1895
Medium weight. sI4.Ie a 1870 Light
weight s1435 a 147o Light lights
1880 a 1850 Heavy packing soVs
smooth sl2oa n 1s0a. Packing seHs
rough. s5a1225. Pigs. $4,000 1875
CATTLE Receipts 1000. Market
steady TO strong. Beef steers: Medium
and Heavvwei ght. choice and prime.
$3.50 q 1865: medium and good SLIPS
u 1850: Light Weight good and choice.
S1225 1855; common and medium. 80. IS
125e. Butcher Cattle; Heifers, $500
q 1850: cows. s7.75 ellis; bulls. s725
q hoo. Gamers and Cutters. Cows and
heifers. S6.25 1850. Veal calves eight
and handvwetght). S10.5on13.50. Feeder
steers sao0 a 11.75. Stocker steers.
s7.75 n loo. Stocker cows and heifors.
$3.50 a %. Stocker calves, $500 Ic.5a.
CHICAGO VFAI,-sA 10 81 lbshn Ia
tsc 70 q so lbs ~ n lsc so Is Inn lbs
10 n 20c fancy. 2ic. overweight kidneys.
40 20 Is lbs. 100 12c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
TWIN cITN's GREATEST STORE"

4 clean out sale. Of the Zimme rma n
clothing store At Indiana Harbor, pre-
paratory to the opening of the new
department store started his morning
and Will continue until the last Of the
present stock is disposed Of All the
goods are specially priced for quick
disposal.
Louis Zimmerman IS one of the old
er merchants in Ind ana Harhor and
viii combine with Morris Kahn q
Gary n giving to Indiana Harbor enc
OF the most up-to-date department.
stores i'm the county Although not the
largest store in tho region the stock
viii he complete ana viii COMPARE Ia
vorabv with others. The new store is
expected to he opened in the new
rn Michigan avenue in the
early fall. The slogan will be The
Twin cities Greatest Store"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
POLICE ARE PUZZLED
Especial To THE TINES.

ESPECIAL To THE TIMES
WHITING Ind. May 1s.-The Whit
ing police were confronted With a mys-
terry Yesterday in the finding and later
the disappearance II three year old
tot At iO:30 Al m. Standard oil Co
Waterman found three year old boy
with light hair and barefoot wonder
ing around the company's Yards He
reported his find tc the police. who
went after the child and inquired Of
the surrounding stations as to whether
or not child had been reported miss
ing. Finding no clew the boy was Ia
ken to the day nursery and put in
charge Of Matrcn Mrs. Jones.
At $50 Yesterday Mrs. Jones mott
fed tho police that tho tot had as
my steriously disappeared a. he had
appeared. Search for him was fruit
less. The child is evidently Of foreign
extraction and had light hair. was
barefoot and were blue jumpers. It
was impossible TO Eet any clew as to
his identity from the child who ap-
pears to be about three years OF age.
The police arc seriously awaiting in
formation either as to the. ohild's par
ents or where he is now. so informa-
tion as to either will be greatly ap-
Preciated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
Al HASSANS
NEW SPRING
CEREMONIAL.

The annual spring ceremonial Of Al
Hassan Grotto VIII be held at tho Grotto
home IN East Chicago tomorrow evening.
MAY 90 The business meeting will he
called To order at O'Clock. at which
llme any new petitions VIII he passed
upon and tho ceremonial Will start at s.
large number OF petitions arc al
ready IN from Gary, Whiting. Hammond
and Crown Point and thore arc expected
to be large number additional because
ST contemplated increase in The mini
mum imitation fee which VIII be con-
Sidered Al the meeting of the Supreme
council IN kansas city on June and 9
The membership contest which has
boon delayed by several causes has been
attended By mutual consent of both
sides slnd viii not end until the fall
eereiu. nal. Additional points in The
contest have been worked out and 1t
uil b. made mora interesting than
erisiua'ly planned
S1Iae new Initiation parapaafnalia has
been .a eNed and IS expected To make
fh'ngs moro interesting for the candi-
dates The usual good time. with enter
t9lhment and refreshments viii be much
IN evidence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
SEATS SOLD OUT
FOR ELKS SHOW

The last night Of the Gary Elks
vaudeville show viii be given at the
Gary theater in Gary this evening and
according 10 the advance sale OF seats
there will not De q vacant chair left
in the house when the curtain goes
up for the first act tonight
According to those who attended the
performance the dill is one Of the best
that hes ever been staged in the city.
There are eight big acts. the same that
are booked on the big circuits in Chi
cago. and according to one man. AN
evening well spent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
RUDOLPH, YOUR
MOTHER M0URNS
FOR YOU

a Gary mother is in grief as re-
suit RI the strange disappes Of
her ls-year-old son and only child.
Taking savings OF si00 Rudolph
Stadink disappeared last Friday and
up to noon today not the slightest
trace OF him has been found. The
widow is heart broken and asks her
boy TO come home.
He il described as being IN years
old. 5 feet seven inches tail. red hair
and freckied and wore gray cap.
green sweater and long trousers. The
police think that Rudolph may have
bought now clothes with the money
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
POLISH AMERICANS
ORGANIZE SOCIETY

Seventy men Of East Chicago all OF
Polish descent. met at Parish Hall in
Indiana Harbor last night and organ
ICED the Polish-Ameriosn Political So
cietv. The object is TO assist in the
work or Americanizatien in the Twin
Cities and also to give both young
and old a better understanding Of the
ecuntry's political machinery. Follow
ing are tho officers.
President: John ]. Sul-kI.
Vice President. NJ T. Skrentny.
Secretary: Stanley LobodzinskL
Treasurer: simon Wojtasik
Directors: George Dolata, John
Janowski. Jacob Sherman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19

forcing the plane Of Carl Nutter. pilot
Of the Chiea Eo-Clevcland mail plane to
the ground near Chcstertcn yesterday
morning. the ship receiving light
damage when compelled 70 land in a
muddy field.
Of the haze which hovered over the
city hundreds ~ people hes ri the plans
as it passed over head. With the mail
pilots making two trips daily over
Gary IL Is getting 10 be common oc-
curance and many never pay any at
tention to the buzz r the motors any
more. The plans had 70 be taken in
to Chicago for repairs. a blade OF the
propeller and the frame being dam
aged when tho ship struck the ground
The mail was sent ahead bv train.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19

BUTTER-s615 tubs. Creamery. ex-
ira 50 iae; extra frsts. So q So Is; irsts
~ N sic: packing stock. 34q 80 nc.
EGGS-Receipts, 24,1o9 cases Ordi-
nary firsts, 37a ssc; hrsts. tia &c; ex-
ira. 50 q 40 &c; checks. $50 SAGE: dirties,
So a nc.
CHEESE wins. new. 2sl4c: Daisies.
20 z a zoe; Young Americas. 30 u c: Long
horns. sea- n sic: brick. 20 a &c
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys soc:
chickens. SIC: roosters, zoe. geese, zoe.
ducks. 35c.
POTATOES-Re Receipts. % cars Min
nesota and Dakota Ohios and Wisconsin,
S7.25 q 80.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
SToTORCYCLIsT HURT.

Frank Bartolac who lives at 4s15
Carey street. East Chicago. was found
dazed and suffering from a broken
lower jaw in the East Chicago city
hall park last evening by Special Po-
iiceman MeAvcy. Examination showed
that he had a compound fracture OF
the lower jar,
iBartolac SAYS that he was knocked
from his motorcycles while riding be-
tween Kennedy avenue and McCook,
avenue on Chicago avenue, but does
not know who hit him. After taking
care OF the motorcycle he started to
walk some. but instead Of going east
toward Carey street he walked west
and finally fen down in the park. He
was taken 20 his home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
OBSERVE "SHIP
BY TRUCK WEEK"
IN GARY

In the neighborhood Of seventE-hve
trucks took part IN the Big parade in
Gary al noon TODAY n observance #
Gary contribution TIA the National
ship Ry Truck Good Reads Promotion
Week which has been opened ia every
state in tho union.
The parade was headed by Mayor
W F. Hodges president of the GARY
Motor Truck company and Frank
Dawson general manager of the Cary
plant. The parade headed By band
formed shortly after ~ O'Clock and
paFaded the business district
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
THE FIRE PRINCE

The most pretentious dramatic show
ing. ever undertaken by the East Chi
cage high school VIII be shown tonight
and tomorrow night at the Mckinley
school auditorium when a large cast,
selected from the students, Will pre-
sent The Fire Prince"
The play is one well adapted for
amateur acting and its setting in
fairy land II princess, kings. dragons.
fairy flowers and gypsies should prove
Of interest il only by way Of contrast
TO the modern plays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

Washington grade school # East
Chicago VIII have two big days, May
20 and n. when an exhibition Of draw
ing and school work will be held. The
exhibition viii start al S.l5 Thursday
morning and Will end at 2So Friday
afternoon. At the close Of the exhibit
tion Friday afternoon the parents and
patrons Of the senool will meet to or
ganize a parent-teacher association.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
In The Courts

suit for replev1n Of Grant SIX
touring car. together with $500 dam
ages for its unlawful detention, has
been dled in the Hammond superior
court by Hieronv A Thiel of the
Lake County Auto sales against +. F.
Fryar. E. G. Sprcat Is attorney for
the plantin.
The Citizens National Bank has
alea suit on note against Charles
Kindel, etc. through Attorneys Bonn
gerger. Peters & Morthland
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

W'HEAT-No. hard winter s3aT:
No. 5 northern spring. $500 a S.03; No
5 northern spring. s3.1s.
CORN - No mixed. $500 No. ?
white $500 a 2.o1; No. ? yellow. $500 n
EEL No mixed. sl.ss ns.00. No ;
white slsa n 800; Ne. 3 yellow. sl99 a
200: No. yellow. sIss
OATS-No. > white. $1lfia GI.I21z
No white $l.os Z q 1.1eis; No. white
s1.OSh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
PRINTER DIES
OF PNEUMONIA

Henry Rising. a printer at thesCon-
key plant. IS years OF age, died yes
ter6ay afternoon at ST. Margaret's
hospital of pneumonia.
The body Of Mr.. Rising. who when
alive lived at 1857 Monroe street.
Hammond. was shipped this afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
RUNAWAYS
ARRESTED AT
SOUTH BEND

Alfred Gee. 357 Polk street and Ed
smith. 7oS 4th avenue two Gary youths
who ran away from home 10 see the
world. got a far as South Bend. Ind.
Yesterday when they wsre picked up
by the South Bend police. Their par
ents viii 90 TO South Bend for them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19

Seymour Stedman, q Chieard
lawyer, was nominated for VICE
president at the Socialist national
convention recently held in New
ORR city Stedman was the Leader
Of the lawyers defending the fva
New York Socialist assemblvmer
at the Albany trial. He also do
tended Debs at his trial and t
generally called upon BY radicals II,
trouble. ais iii
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
ELks TO INITIATE CLASS.

In conjunction with their regular
meeting tomorrow evening. East Chi
cago Lodge r. p. o. F. will initiate
into the order another class Of one doz
en- candidates. and Immediately follow
ing the session. lunch will be served
The degree team from the local
lodge exemplived the initiatory work
al Gary last Monday evening on a
large class and in the very near future
the Gary team will reciprocate
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
JUDGMENT ACCEPTED

A resolution accepting the judgmei.
of the Hammond superior court in Ms
ing the value Of the 215-acre tract in
the Little Calumet river valley and
owned by the Tolleston Gun club at a
total Of $50 800 was passed by the Gary
park board at its regular meeting this
week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19
IN an Around
GARY
NOTICE

SATURDAY. May 2sth at $50 D. M.
o'clock there will De a meeting Of the
Anti-Tu berculosis Society in the Red
Cross rooms of the Gary r. NJ G. a.
HERBERT f. GRAHAM.
5-19-5t Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19

by Undertaken Stewart TO Saratoga
Springs y. Y. to be buried in their
family lot.
The Masons viii have charge of the
funeral arrangements.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-19

Accompanied by his dog Toilette,
Lieut.. Henry Roget has flown 49,
600 hours and thus broken the
French record for hours of flight.
The record comprises eight years
of flying experience for dog and
man. During the war they were
shot down three times. Lieut..
Roget was first aviator to fly across
the Mediterranean and back again
without stopping,