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Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
By ALnlnn
BLosser
Himself

(Texas) High. He first attracted na- ton wide attention while playing guar ter with the famous Second Texas in fantry in 1916. The Second Texas was composed of the pick Of all Texas tal- ent that year. They defeated a team made up of former stars at Yale. Princeton, Harvard and other eastern schools
 Watson next appeared when he played with the Thirty-six division overseas. He was quarter on the team that was runner-up for the 4. F. F. championship
 He came to Texas two years ago and was unable to play his first year Last season he was the first string quarter in the first two games. A probe came up and he was ruled out for the season on account Of having played one game with Southwestern university. his first year in college
 This year he came through and in the final game with Texas A X I which team had not been scored upon in two years, and which game settled the southwestern championship, Wat son gained more ground than any man on both teams.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
sUpERsTITIoNs IN tNnIA

Hundreds of Hindus believe that Rishis and Sadhus, 1000 years or more old, are still alive, but that they do not care to appear before the public. They are living in some Hinal ayan caves, practicing yoga, according to the stor - ies that are told. Whether a lO00- year-old Sadhu has really been seen by anybody there is TO record but many people will tell you that Sad- bus S00 years old or more are still to be seen.
 Baba Thalurdassji IS a renowned Sadhu. He has many thousands of disciples, among whom several are Europeans. His disciples assert he is more than 300 years old, but he does not appear to be over SO. He is a power in India.
 A Sadhu of greater repute is Baba Satchitananda Bharati He is the Guru of the Nepal rajahs. He remem- bers the famous battle of Panipat which took place in 1926 A. D. He has also met Gauranga, the famous preacher of "Bhakti" Creligion of spiritual Iove) Shinaji the founder of the Mahratta power, and other dis tinguished Indians. He has thous- ands of disciples in different parts of India. Questioned as to how he att tained such an age he has said that moderation in diet. regular habits and practice of 'pranayam' are the secrets Of long hfe,-hansas City Star.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
"JUsTIcE" HAS SIX FINGERS

While almost ovory country In the world has inflated it's currency, Czecho- Slovakia has had the courage to deflate hers. shortly after the founding Of the republic in October. 1918, all the for tner Austro Bulgarian currency was called in by the government and for every Ironen of the old money one krone of the new Czecho- SlOvaIS cur rency was gizen, with the result that, while the Czecho- -Slovak krone is de- preciated in value and forms one cause of the economic districss it is nothing as compared with tine depreciation in Reighborlng states
 The gold reserve on which that cur
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

Send you question to information Bureau, United States Public Health Service, Washington, D. (. Give name md address # you wish personal reply.
 Warts
 c Will you kindly tell me how 10 eaove wart from the finger. that has lmost extended around the finger nail? have had this wart on my finger for bout two years, and I cut it down ven with my finger several times with razor blade, but it grows back each ime and seems larger than before.- Anxious.
 A. Ordinary warts are successfully removed by first cutting down and then applying some caustic, such as concen- -rated nitric acid or trichloracetic acid. In your case the trouble may no longer be a simple wart, and would. there lore, urge you to consult q physician. and have him advise you In some forms Of this trouble, E-rays have been used with considerable success.
 Electro Therapeutics
 Q. Can electric treatments cure
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
'4helElside1.SaXy

A firstcass show threebu
 And
 But rnesde still
 From 0 gents
 of
 Why
 you crave the boxna
 You i we
  
 Promoters that they are forced to keep the above the Of course there
  weeks salary why that's The high Riekads Garden Club il, New York where fortunes their ~ 'ee 'o' But dear old New beginning the pinch and ask revision of the tariff ~ big town are hsvino lot of t,obt. = sho"men because they like ths and get more don't a " ~ Many of the boxers than temptation of were ed get bookings few They even used to fight 1ong long ago u e' i0"e as" put Some Of the prm donnss before tbev o safe they refuse to furnish the entetainment. ~ Sss NO other amusement today you can M on the front nsht ucket will put you in tn eroost the ~
 
 They Judge m boxnis of days Unless fighters bills to their faVortes next time
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

Grady Rats watson has made his football letter at last. his marks the climax of what Is probably the most un. usual football experience in the United States
 Watson is credited with having played non professional football for 13 years without winning a college letter until he played enough quarters this year with Texas university to gain the honor
 He played his first football at Orange
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

ably obtain a copy of this publication by writing 70 the Department of ACri- culture. Washington, D. C.. and asking for copy of Farmers Bulletin 1J4
 Your request should be addressed 10 the Division of Publications. Depart ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

bowel trouble, and are such treatments harmless "A girl of 34 Years.
 l. The use of electric treatments ia bowel trouble is very limited, and while the treatment in general may be harm less enough, 1t is throwing away money. unless in certain suitable cases the treatment is prescribed and directed by reputable and qualified physicia n specialist. There is something so mysterious about an electric apparatus that this form of treatment is widely exploited by fakers Of various kinds. At the same time, there is a legitimate field for electro therapeutics, but you should be sure that the treatment is prescribed ana directed by a reputable physician
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

The advance figures of the Census Of Manufacturers support 8 belief that the total value of the manufactured pro duets of the United States for the year, 1919 will exceed S60. 900 OO0, 0O0-haif the manufactured production of the world.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

4 department has been established in the Bureau Of Chemistry 10 assisr industrial and commercial conrarrs to apply the valuable process and dis coVpricS made each wear bv govrr,, ment chemists.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15
Bedbuqs

c. Can you tell me what to Go for hedbugs2 Have you any publication on this subject?
 A. You will be interested to know that the Department of Agriculture has published a very interesting illustrated booklet on this subject. You can prob
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

4 pneumatic planer has been de- veloped which displaces six or eight men on ship and car building.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

Marshal Foch has planned to visit the United states in April, 1921.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

Electro therapeutics Q. Can electric treatments cure
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

or course there register kick when cough a weeks salary why that's and rabd fan
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

No other amusement today boxing For tnr you can sit the front a nsht ticket win put you in tn up the roof
Arizona republican., 1920-12-15

Promoters have such high forced to keep the prices above head
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

or good. as He is called in the Icelandic
Continued on page fourj
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

crease of wages. The prospective op-
orator of sixteen years of age. with
the usual necessary education, but with
out any knowledge of the business
whatever. will be paid while learning
and after graduation in one Of the
Telerhone Company's training depart
mem. where she will be taught the pro-
ression. will be started on the road to
prosperity, to earn a competent living
II is hoped by this change and boost
IN the wage scale that more applicants
VIII be tempted TO serve the public need
as telephone operators.
The company states that the burden
Or these wage adjustments should con
vince the most skeptical, that nothing
Is ieft undone to render service equal
10 the public need and that when the
rate that their patrons will cheerfuIly
agree 10 such adequate adjustment as
the Utility Commission sees fit to grant.
realizing as they must do, that money
n huge sums, such as this expenditure
incurs does not grow on trees. but
must be willingly borne by the sub
Scribers in the system in exchange for
service rendered
Inc Telephone Company uneauivoc-
allyNstates that it is only by this means
that the Telephone Company can main
tam its force and endeavor to satisfy
the public
The change takes effect May 3oth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE ON MONDAY
AT EAST CHICAGO
PRANK II. LEONARD, C. Sc.
member OF the Board Of Lectureship Of
The Mother Church The Pirst Church
OF Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
SPIRITUAL RnGENERATIoN.

SPIRITUAL REGENERATION
Christian Science was first brought to
my attention in the fall of 1884, and
under tho following circumstances.
About half of my life UP to that time
mad been spent in bed. The physicians
all said had been born with an incur
| able organic disease, and that il was
improbable that L would live to reach
manhood. Their statements seemed
about to be proved true when. throu gh
case of healing, Christian Science was
brought into our home. THIS led to my
having Christian Science treatment. 50
| successfully that three months later
our family physician said miracle had
been performed and that 1 was abso-
lutely free from any physical disease
Because of my condition and as
| preparation for what was deemed newt
able God had been explained to me far
more than is usual with small child;
and the statement frequently made that
he sent sickness and suffering as a
Christening and purifying preparation
for the joys of the kingdom of heaven.
Naturally. however the only thing l
thought of was the suffering. and when
| was told that God caused it a terrible
sense of fear and Of helplessness arose
when love and trust should have been
present. We can never love nor trust
anything of which we are afraid; there
fore the thoughts about God were locked
inside my consciousness. because of nv
fear of giving them utterance. The
name, and not the nature, of God. then
as now, was all that most people knew
so my surprise was great and unquali-
he'd when I learned that the healing
work in Christian Science is all accom-
phshed through a right knowIedge of
God; that there is nothing peculiar or
secret about the work done, nor is the |
ability TO do it confined TO a select few: |
y is to be acquired through growth in \
grace. In fact Christian Science. gives /
humanity clear apprehension of the
birthright of man. of how to gain 1t |
and how TO use it,
Christian Science unfolds to its stu
dents that knowledge of God which
keeps one well mentally, morally. and
physically. and shows that ignorance Of
HIM - the procurer Of sin. sickness.
and death. 1t teaches that regenerat ted
thinking means regenerated living in all
ways. 1t reveals through an endless
infinite vista of Christian idealism, God
enthroned and omnipotent, omnipresent.
and omniscient. and the fact that one
may intelligently call upon Him in any
time OF need and always find Him right
at hand. ready to heal and save This
teaching brings God TO us as a real
presence. instead of an ephemeral hope.
and so establishes the fact normally and
naturally that He has dominion over all
things, including the ills of the flesh.
and viii destroy all evils, whether they
present themselves mental. moral. or
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
HOW GARY'S
WEALTH IS
INCREASED

1ary's taxable wealth. increased ap-
ProAimateiy seven million dollars dur
ing the year 1919, according to com
piete figures issued from the office of
township Assessor John McFadden of
Gary. this morning. Increases in the
improvement of real estate and number
or personal property taxpayers swell
the totals
since March in the neighborhood of
50 assistants have been employed in and
out of the office OF Township Assessor
Mcfaoden and the huge task was not
completed until lates yesterday after
noon On that date the Gary assessment
books showed total of 81, 600 lots and
lS.'fs personal property taxpayers.
showing the volume OF work that had
TO be completed in two and one-half
months
Last year the total assessed valuation
of the city. including real estate and
personal property. amounted to $780,
4S4.455. and the books yesterday showed
a total of S1s7.5s6ss9 There was also
an increase OF 1,1S0 poll tax payers.
The report is as follows:
Gary Calumet township $134.7O2.
Griffith 3,314O7O
Calumet township. outside of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
physical, when He is intelIigently ed

physical, when He IS intelIigently ed
TO do So
1t has been said that the Chrhn
Scientists are too familiar with d
They are familiar with God bec;e
knowing Him to be what he is. know
Hib to be both the Father and Nor
OF all His children. they 20 to Him ',
all their troubles. sure that His love !
wisdom will dispel them. 1t is
however, in this connection 10 say L
no people on earth so venerate. worst
and adore Him as do Christian Sci
tIsts and this is true because He ne,
ialls them in their extremity.
We are told IN the Bible that we mu
be regenerated. Regeneration is III
mental. and is followed by the outwa
results as natural consequence. 1t
very practical to say you cannot THU
right and do wrong, nor can you thii
wiring and do right If we will gain t
right knowledge of God. and mans +
lationship to Him. and cling to it. !
shall always be well men We must
obedient in all things to the law of Go
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

bonuses. Telephone operators will
now receive an increase OF $500 per
week. This sum is made up from the
amount that was given as a bonus for
every three months for regular attend
ance and service. approximately $25 90.
plus the difference in the wage inc
rease. This wage increase will not on
ly apply to all those operators now in
the Company's employ. but to all those
who seek employment in the Telephone
industry as operators.
In the long run. the Telephone Com
pany feels that every stimulus viii be
added To the recruiting campaign to
obtain suitable operators by this in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
ATTACKED BY DOG

Harry otherdox. 1859 Jefferson street
Gary reported TO the police this morn
ing that he was bitten and attacked
by vicious dog Yesterday and asked
that the police see that the dcy is
either killed or kept from running at
large. Mr.. Otherdox took the neces-
sary precautions and had the wound
cauterized
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
Arrest C w. Ellsworth

The Gary police department caused
the arrest OF the first offender OF the
new ordinance prohibiting autoists
from turning their machines in the
middle Of the block yesterday. c. w.
Ellsworth. 10s 4th avenue was sthe of
fender and will tell it to the judge
today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

team anticipate a monster crowd. To-
morrow afternoon the Gary Works
play the fast Hawthorne a fast semi
pro club from Chicago and Monday at
Gleason park they will play the Dave
and Macks. a city organization
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
CUBAN STARS TODAY

Inc noted Cuban Stars pennant
winners in the Cuban league. will open
their touring season of the United
states in Gary this afternoon when
they will stack up against the Gary
Works team at Gleason park. The Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
WAGE BOOST

In an ever increasing effort to rem
der service TO the public in Aurora, the
6hicago Telephone Company announces
an alteration III its scale Of wages and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

The total assessed valuation OF Calu-
met township outside of Gary and Crit
fifth in 1919 was $3.556.7Sc. The state
tax board increased the real estate 100
per cert making the total $4.791. $50.
The state tax board ordered this year a
re-assessment Of this real estate The
assessor re-assessed the real estate this
year at one-half what he assessed il in
1919. This was done in order TO equal
lie the assessment on the property for
the next two years, and reduced the
valuation OF Calumet township sI,s62.-
SIS, from s4sO7, 92S to $2.sS1.1OS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-29

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
40 be believed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-20
Braised Chicken

Dress. clean ana truss four
pound fowl Have ready two slices
OF Ga; salt PORK one-tourih " an inch
thick Cut filese III strips and cook
slowly to remove the lat Take out
the scraps and add q The het tat
half carrot cut III slices. half ail
onion cu, ii small pieces, 4 spris ot
parsley and j bay leaf and cook fiye
minutes. Take oa the vegetables.
Add more IA III butter i needed,
and ia !, sause the fowl until evenly
Drowned. turning often 10 secure this
result Sci The fowl il deep disil
Strain over the fat and t~o cups q
boiling water or stock made from the
glbleis etN9r ciosely ard bake "a
slow oyen until sensler l'astiag
often About Is minutes before the
fowl is done skim of The IA; and
ihicken the LIQUID remaining with
-four mixed with wa.er 70 pour Coos
slices Of carroj ia boiling water init
tender season with salt aHi bu}fer
and dispose iii small nonads AZ the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-20
Not Like / LAWYER

Mirandy. Of dusky hue, made 4 poof
witness. In answer to every question
put 10 her by the attorney she in
yariaDly replied. think so" Tbs
attorney finally became disguised
Now look here he warned p
want yon 70 cut out that thinking anC
answer questions. Now talk,
YES. sab ]" quaverea Mira!itiy Pa,
mistah. YOU see its like dis All stint
like sou lawyers all can't talk 'si.h-
out thinkir 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-20
REAL ESTATE 10 BE OFFERED
AT IL NJ. SHARP

Consisting 81 about - acie @ lit6d ~
Gated IN Gold sprnng tpp tfiGiaiy oi
tie severn Riyer Il. farm / tilfpfoN@I
With = tea-room horse ialee barn tl
other outbuildinss fhers AZ appl
hard and other frisii tn, ~ ine farm
From ne PLACE can h9 hAd vtew n t
scvern River Che9aleake Ray AMI Jntsd
states Naval Acadeny This heiag the 4ane
properly conveyed by Iieary 4 iroadbeli
10 Henry s Broadbeli IL, Wallace Broad
belt ana l:ya Broadbell StiHeheomh hY daed
dated October 20 1890 and recorded aaen4
the Land Record q AIile Aruadel County
in Liber W y W 81. folio 81
TERMS OF SALE on Personal Property
All sums Of $40 and under. c@sh On dli
Of safe on all sums over $40, a tredftsGf
SIX months viii bc given. Notes 10 bea! "a
terest and 10 ne secured 10 the Satisfaction
of Chas f. Lee. Goods TO be paid for Or
payment secured before removing same
TERMS or SALE on Real Estate Cash
on delivery 0f deed Part Of the purcha
money can remain on first mortgage i de-
sired deposit Of FIVE hundred dollars re
quired on day OF sale
CIIAS. II LEE,
Agent for Owners
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-20
MEAT INJURIOUS
To TIL: KIDNEYS
Take tablespoonful Of Salts if
Back hurts or Bladder
Bothers


Ne are nation Of meat eaters ana
our blood is filled with uric acid says
IA vel known auth, rity. Who waers Ms
10 BIO constantly on gard aaaiDst Kid
ney trouble.
The kidneys do Their utmost 70 free
the blood III this Irritating ard, a.:t
Lecopc week from the q rWor.s: icy
get sluggish. The aliminalis, su,
clog and thus he waste Is retained in
the blood to poison the entire system
When your kidneys ache ind feel
like Jumps OF lead, and you have stang
ing pains iii the back oY the urine II
cloudy full Of sediment. or the hlad-
der is irritable. eOliging you To seek
relief during It's night, wasn you
have severe headaches nervous ana
dizzy spells. sleeples sness. acid stonl-
ach or rheumatism IN bad weather
get from yaar pha rsaaciss aboGt faa
oEnctS 81 lad Stlts: take table
spoonful in slass of Maier hefos
breakfast sch mofning ani ii fesf
dsys your kidneys Mil ac fare AS
ianlouS salts made iv1al tho aeM q.
grapes aEd Iencn juice. combined NIL
ltaia and has been used for genera
lions to hush and stimulate ciogg ca
kidneys. 10 neutraiize the acids -
=nrine So il is no longsr a sourse of ir-
-itaslon thus ending urinary ana had
der disorders
Jsd Salts Is iaexpe nsiye and eaanos
inJure; makes q delightful e1eryes-
cent lithia- water drink. ana roboAiy
can make mistake by taxing A little
oceas ienaiiv d keep On kisiRsys clesr
4-d attire
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-20
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1920.
WHY pAkIII.s DoNY DIE.

It's the death u the Demo
crate parts said Farley I
hristenscn. the candidate q the
Farmer Labor party called
l.flird 81 the Alat land ballots
Nlneh Mas lost II the shuttle
d the ballots after the landslide
u Nekynlhef other prophets
make the same prediction Llke
iii i ~ hp gone before them.
ihe~ politiell prophets have been
iii led. slnnl.a thing haze been
sad q both malor parties ipr tho
past ~ s.a
lie Democratic party Mas pro-
naiuleed dead and buried after the
Overwhelming dcte.tts dat ial-
leA "a tho nll MAR II it ltA g
Nue gained pre-lige and slrilltN
Fem year, after tic disaster .
80 II lse i polled j larse}
ps,pnlar majority tilan the Repub
litan party L elected lcvelaud
lcr. and rcccntlv elected and 10
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-20
Excellent Mixed Pickles

chop together Two parts each .
caalitiov q. }nians and strsng beans
and foul parts of cucumbers Place
in granite vessel and cover with ono
gallon Of vinegar to which has baeI
ldded one pint Of sugar. a quarter
pound mixed spices and one table
sponotul u salt Cover and hoi
slowly until vegetables are tenGer
when they are ready 70 pack III Jars
and seal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-11-20
WHAT $500 WILL
Do IN
GERMAN MARKS

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months timP Evcrs CENT adFanee
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increase the investors proii' Si50.RO
$500 viii te ID zorat Mars rs
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