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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
| AUNCH|NG TODAY At
HARLAN SHlPyARO
Large Tank Steamship E. Y. K.
Thaycr. Building for Sinclair
Navigation Co

Tie lin. n.ng this afternoon q me
Eugene K Thsvcr, tho 7rs' OF h"e' 81
l,uf tanArls hein1 constructed a. ne
Harlan shiphuildng plant ior the y II
clslr Navigation Co. l. regarded as an evei'
~ local shipbullding circles Miss iaot
Clay RevelI l4-vear-old. the sponsor =
the daughter 81 the WaShHet on i"Ga
rcrr sentative of the Sinclair =
MANY prominent persons came here i"'
tho launching. aS guests ai the hipb'l.1l-
,,e co,o,,any They IN clI.!ed J W Powell.
ylre,-t,reSlient 81 fhc Bethlehem >hii'-
huldlng Corporation and directing Ae,.d
s. he RC-hlehem plants; Albert
Notfs n president of the Slncl aIr NaNi-
...tlan 80 J 4, Johnson. marine sup"fta-
rcnden' fr he -ane I'm nG Mf ana
Mn u \ ~tenarlp " >'"ndr1p ''eiiiS
-. ,,unerS Representative Stationed a
ilerial
BEFORE the t,IarahE me vlslior~ w"r'
pI--.- ~ h.nch-ol ~ ~" "im'nRt"
ontrv luh Il,
~. rsEen ror he Sinclair Navigation G..
:, na- :, an a!ucAtional p-,gram related
- such work winch the company ls de
ve4opinr
Tl- !, ,ltr second l4unrhing WI hlri
" Ueek, ~ the Harlan plant. the 3oi-
tau u.l- -rtct lleet ctT@3 cartier \al-, - q
aylnc ls-e, Is lnchcd ~ q weeks Aeo.
The kurgenc ' r Thayer Is ne OF the
go. a.. oyer built ~ the Harlan
p'sYt. heirg designed and estimated I
~, 10; les than l9,"O tons ieta'
Ugh: an draft i = ieet. seven inches
- ,osse, +. r,er4,l :, honor of Eugene \
p -rba,a- ii,ectal 81 ,le Sinclair Co. am
.,.,...i..,,. r ~. Chase Na7ional Bank 7
~, - o- n. Alhcrr :. Wa.'-- .
-, i'm : 20 RIM .on,plcriou = ~
u.-i., ,Ie,,. and vii h. i.uncbed nry
,,,,.i TU, atio4 bnat. under con~tr!t
ton i,r- IL ~ ciair . an. ne + K hem'
sd nc I " ~Inci ar. both 6.'@o tonnef'
lron Wilmington u + expected tl'F
-. J.. L. Thaver viii Ist % |" NrN
Nor. and nom her' 'Iarel N ballast 4
.i.e >a.-aeri. Z :lIi 9,ff-. " here hr vf.NN+'
VII IS, ,,-rv.-..,, southern and MeNca'
',lrf-
n,,, ra,..r .rat.il = u the luncheon lei
,hD " W.In,Ingtn,, Country Club tods
u.s ~. ,iI,piat - !, neir executed mihis
=. model 81 ne l.. y L haver - ia
c..n-4, q, rh,. ..if. ..hep, tsbie l. wa mad
l.. =. olos.~., tie Harlan plnrt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
NATIONAL PROPERTIES.

Arguments FOR and against the post
ponement Of the sale Of bonds Of the
American Railways Company on No
vember s. began Yesterday afternoon be
fore Judge Hugh M Morris, were contin-
ned this morning. Objection to the sale is
made BY a minority bondholders commit
fee Of the National Properties Company,
which holds the bonds as collateral for a
matured obligation under q mortgage.
The arguments Of counsel were Of q
highly technical nature, and will be acted
upon as early as possible before the date
set
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
MEETING IN VICTORY THEATRE.
To be Addressed Tomorrow Ntght ny
Commissioner OF Immigration

The meeting AT the Victory heatro'
scheduled for tomorrow evening under the
auspices of the Democratic City Com
mittoc. promises 10 be quite success
Antonio Csrcnitti, Commissioner ot I'M
mira ion ot New Work. will be the chici
sneakes. He will discuss various important
phases ~ the campaign. and an person,
hving IN that section Who want additloi,a
;,,fa~1nqtinn r,,car,ling the issues 70 be de-
ldad nn TUESDAY should attend this
liz meeting Is scheduled for Scaiord
tonight Charles Curlcy and Thomas +
Rav4r.i If thl~ city will be the chiei
,r,eaLer> The meeting on thc Saturday
,isht D-io- to election is custom among
fhe Seaford Democrats, and It IS always
attended hv many residents Of the Eastern
Shorr ii \iar> lard rs well IS Neaford
IeupIe
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
BONB FOUND IN DRIVEWAY
OF PENNSYLVANIA STATION
Rx Associated Press to Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Oct. 30-The projectile
OF 3-inch shrapnel shell attsc he'd 70 :
six-inch copper tube on one naf men
diameter With burned fuse was FOUND
in the 3lst Street Driveway Of the Penn
svlvania Station here early toda '. 1t vas
carried in a pail OF water 10 the bonn
squad room at police headqu arters for
analysis.
The proiectile would not have cause
much damage had it exploded the police
said
Harry Campbell. an Inspector Of the
Bureau OF Mines who examined the pre-
iectile informed the police that the shell
already had been exploded and WAS So
solutey harmless.
The police accordingly dropped their
investigation believing q soldier or some
other person who had been keeping the
projectile as a souvenir Of the war le II I
II the station.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
COCCH GIVEN II YEARS.
Murderer Of Ruth Cruger in New York
is Convicted In Italy.

IN 0NfESsu ~ tNNsS
nv Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Bologna. Italy. Oct 70 Sentence .
u years. four months and three days pro
nolnced against Alfredo Cocchl in court
here tonight. AZ the result ~ his tral for
the murder of Ruth CrIger of NeT YORK
City IN 1917, vas arrived a. by the court
after considerable deliberatIon Cocchi
was found guilty On four counts attempted
criminal assault murder n the hrst DE-
gree falsifying passports and enrolling
falsely in the military service The az
gregate of the sentences lmposef Tor ~
these crimes was 30 years. from which we're
deducted two wears and eight months for
various legal and technical reasons.
Justice Bagnoh, after prnnounc'ng
sentence thanked the American public
authorities for their assistance in the case
Il an grateful for the AID gwen by n-
District Attorney swami ~ Nev ork
City, ne continued especially slnce an
able man like Owen Bohan. assistant dis
trlct attorney. was sent 10 clarity the
case Mr. Bohan help was not limited 70
his testimony on the stand, as he removed
many obstacles which might have aroused
/ doubt in the minds of the JURY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
ELECTION DAY WEATHER.
Forecast Of Unsettled Conditions Tor
Tuesday Is Made by Bureau.

Nv Associated Press 90 Every Evening
Washington. Oct 30.--C Cnscttled weather
election dav east Of the Mississippi river
and generally fair weather west Of the
Mississippi was forecast today by the
Weather Bureau IN its regular weekly
weather report.
The forecaster said storm now over
Arizona probably would cross the Missis-
sippI river tomorrow and be over the
eastern half Of the country Monday IT
was stated that this storm might cause
rains Tuesday over the eastern hall Of the
country as we'll as in the upper Mlssls-
sIppi and lower Missouri Valleys.
fhe predictions for the week beginning
Monday were: Atlantic and last Gun
states unsettled weather and rains trst
hall and generally fair second half OF
week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
VITAL STATISTICS.

The report of the Board Of Health for
this week showed 43 births, % marriages,
and % deaths, as compared with 80
births. 2l marriages and q deaths for the
corresponding week Of last yaar.
The new cases of contagious are made
mp Of five diphtheria, five whooping cough,
four typhoid and three scarlet fever
patients. These totals are not considered
alarming at this season Of the year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HI Associated Press ~ Every Evening
Chicago. Oct 30.-Cattle receipts ;0t9'
compared with week ago best steers httIe
changed; other beef ana butcher cattle
and feeders unevenly p to 10 cents higher;
Iulls rs to so cents lower choice veals
steady; at grassy calves 81 q 81 90
higher: westerns mostly so cents higher
Hogs receipts 1900; mostly ~ 70 10
cents higher than Yesterday average
mixed and packing grades up most TOP
sI3.15 bulk light and butchers 81. . 4
sl3lo; hulk packing sows 81, ~, Iva io.92 ioS
pigs mostly steadv; bulk desirable Ioo 70
l25 pound pigs sl325.
Sheep receipt IT, 1"s :, G0SatS 20 gI5o higher Mn
lar sheen and yearlings IS to 81 higher
tseder e Ter lambs so to 75 cents higher
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
HONESTY REWARDED.
Boy Turned Over 10 Police Suitcase
Found at Railroad Station.

William Rucker, a boy. of $40 Mary
land avenue found ont today that honesty
: usually rewarded the case in question
netting HIM 81 Last night tie boy found
an opened suitcase with some women :
wearing apparel In 1t at the Pcnnsylvania
railroad station He took the suitcase and
lis contents tc the police station last
night.
TODAY Mrs G. b Holiday, 1909 Della
aarc avenue, called at the police station
and claimed the suitcase and ITS contents,
informing the police that II was taken
from her automobile last night, probably
bv some boys, who abandoned Il after
discovering that II contained women
wearing apparel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
OIL PRODUCTIONS FALL OFF
WHILE CONSUMPTION INCREASES

BY Associated Press 20 Every EVENING
Washington. Oct 30.-Consumptlon q
petroleum reached the high record hgure
Of 4s.670.000 barrels IN September while
production decreased slightly the LEO
logical Survey reported today IN Us nonth-
Iv statement The average daily product'oh
was placed at l,26l 800 barrels As con-
pared with l.270,S70 barrels IN August
The deficiency IN domestic production.
the survey stated, was offset by net m
ports. of 10,914,0o0 barrels, the largest
eyer recorded in 3 single mouth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
MEMORIAL SERVICES N
L. 5. FOR MACSWINEf

Rv Associated Press o Every Evening
Washington. Oct 30 Memorial serve
- for Terence MacSwlney. late lord may
or Of Cork will be held throughout the
United states tomorrow. Il was announced
todav bv the Friends Of Irish Freedom
locals of the organization il was said
would set the time Tor services
Bishop Thomas ]. >hahan. rector Of
Catholic University. IN a sermon az the
Solemn REQUIEM mass sung FOR the 7epose
ri the soul II me late lord mayor AZ the
university TO-DAY. declared that never IN
he history az mankind had there been an
individual act Of self sacrifice equal 10 rhs;
az MacSwinev
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
VIM Tell Of Soyietism.

Isaac Mcbride, journalist and former
secretary 10 Senator Lane, recently re-
turned from Russia with news concerning
vents IN that country. viii address
meeting al the New Century Club, l0l4
Dslaware avenue tonight under the aus
pices Of the Wilmington subcommittee
of the Soviet Russia Medical Relief Com
mittee J. " Hartman, New York City,
viii also speak.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
REXALL STRAW VOTE.
Delaware Gives Harding Small Majority
Women Leaning Democratic

Bulletin No 25 of the Rexall straw vote
contest shows Delaware leaning slightly
toward Harding, with the majority OF
women voting Democratic. The following
is a summary Of the vote up TO date: FOR
Cox, female, 3l7; male. 7l8; total i'o5oi
for Harding, female, 3O3; male, 1o4;
total, 1857
The following is the summary OF the
national voting For Harding, 900, 4ol i:
for Cox, 437, ,775. Up 20 date total OF
1904, 266 votes have been cast through
ont the nation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
LITHUANIAN GOVERNMENT
Is EyACUATTNG h OVSO

Rv Associated Press - Every Evening
Riga. Oct 30 The Lithuanian govern
uent i hastily evscuating kovno and :
removing sll railway material possible
70 Shawl and other points Of northern
Iithuanla As result Of General Zellgou-
skis insurgcnt army having broken through
the Lithuanian front near the town ~
Vlkomir. IS miles north beast of kovn.
lASF eXenlnE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Announce Coming Wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs John Hurlock Of Bridge
Vile announce the marriage Of their eldest
daughter. Mary Clark, TO j.. Robert
Hopkins Of this city, to take place this
afternoon in the NJ f. Church at Bridge
Vile. Miss Hurlock has host Of friends
in this city, having resided here for the
past three years, during which time she
was connected with the personnel depart
ment Of the du Pont Co MIR Hopkins
is connected with the Hercules Powder
Co. In this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Reyerses Himself.

This William Howa.d Taft who con
denns the President for not accepting
.he Lodge notifications it the man who
pocketed two treaties because the Sen
ate amended them. If President Wilson
has shown "egotiSm and greed for power,
what did President Taft show?-PhIladei-
plus Record.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CONDITION or BANKS.

By Associated Press 60 Every Evening
New York, Oct 30.-The actual condi-
tior Of Clearing House banks and trust
companies for the week shows that they
hold sI3. .9a1, ,0oo, reserve in excess Of legal
requirements This Is an increase of
S37 ,072. .270 from last week
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
IorN ~ ~
rENTH WARD 3. u P
school Committeeman -AFr 70
school vas rot Asked For


-orne Team Ward teuflnnrars 80
~ 81 " -rnool rhT- l7C tarrs
streets Asr iznr yfn - atenrrn
holding rneetlrZ mere He' '1l
doors ocse1 .owever 7nG Frrn i-.n
n - ~ .ui!-g rev 1er0rs rrr
-o he nome ~ lsaac sr0~n
Vest Fourth stree Fne0p le ne~'u
xas aeid
&ccori,rg IS r.r;rnaa Hoffman. -on
ru!tteemau ne 5oar1 -urauo
Il ,harve ~ No : scnoo. -e ~ ca
been AsA-d t1r ne le -rncoi
anvbodv asr -ignt Ar dodman
also commltteemal .7r scnooi- \ 'Inps
10. AZ Elm and ADAMS strr~ts. tlo
the Eleventh ward ie avs ~ %
scnooi Asseu Tor Ast Enr - No
for which appuca-ou 81 e-n e.
publIcaas He granted hem 1~rm 49,
20 -. ne -cnool aLl ater Enen ~
ocrats saats-t 20 ule-t here - -silirs-
,nem though slms emprrai
cause ;he Republicans aa.2 prof etslla
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
BUILDING SUPERINTENDENT.
Major Edmund c. McCune Selected BY
Delaware Trust Co.

Major Edmund c. McCune, 1900
Jackson street, vii be building superin-
tendent of the Delaware Trust building,
northeast corner of Ninth and Market
streets.
Major McCune was formerly IN the
corps Of engineers, U. ;. Army. tie has
been employed by William du FONT Tor
some time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
No, elty Halloween Party

novelty Halluvc en- party wss gwen
las, evening at the home Of Miss Mabel
q. DeCorse, 1905 Spruce street. The
evening wa spent in playing games Miss.
I,o,Iisa Wiedenman, 29Ol Jefferson street
rendered several songs and recltations.
Refreshments were served. Prizes were
giyen To the winners Of the different games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
LIBERTY BONDS.

NJ Associated Press to Every Evening
New York, Oct. 30.-Llberty bonds !:
AIS s93.3S; first As sS9.s6; Sc ond Is
ssS. 90. first 414s sS9-SS; second 414s
ss8. SO: 414s 5000; fourth 4 as 500 AZ;
fourth 4I4s sSS.5 Victory 3s4s 500 II;
Victory ANS $96.l6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
DEMAND IMPEACHMENT
OF ALABAMA GOV ERNCR
$500. prasA ~ Exerx Exenlns

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
birmingham. Ala Oct 30-The Ala-
barna Federation Of Labor IN convention
here TODAY adopted By unanimous vote a
resolution demanding the Impeachment Of
Governor Kilby for sending state troops
INTO the coal strike district
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Carr Ii [ nlli.lnn

A heavy FO1rg url. -H.
driven sy N..-on Fios,n .a'g 10
: ~SsN roadster ,f r'Nrrl ~-
s,rcets - noon say rlnS ~
.Nie anG ,es-l- 4na..f '-f''
me rys>lsJs rt nac f' 'a-
,,-.f-,, bu-y r.- s.. vas 1st
hv Nr Mons r..e ~,a,r
attt ,iltIags Nc .,.tl Ras
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
NEGRO CROESUS.
Rides Freight Car With $500 900 in
Stocks and Pocketful Of Money.

nv Associated Press n Every veninz
New York Oct 3O.-A Negro CroesUs
carne o,,t the West today riding freight
car instead of the type preferred by most
near-uIllIonares His legs were completely
surrounded bv 100000 in stocks bound
- him nv cloth. and MS pockets sheltered
S250 IN cash and an impressive bank book
When ierked IF his crude travelling
ber+b and taken 70 court On a disorderiv
,harge conduct ne described himself ss
G;1ar1lv Green az Chicago and said ne
expected 70 be a millionaire soon. reiAng
+ha ;,,d0e his zt,ckholdlng rotalIei $500
600.
Askad yhv he did not traye in create
stvle he explained there more tun 2
riding frelzhts.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening
Chicago, Oct. 30.-Close: " heat,
Dec, 20s1a; Mar, 2,o2. Corn Dec.
Al rs. MAY, 9014. Oats, Dec. % Is
May. 90 is Pork, Nov 22.5O, jan
"a SO. Lard, Nov, 1880, Jan, 1880.
Ribs Oct. Ia Jan. l3.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
En.n,.hle HnIIonr Il -

NJ and Mrs 'lal.e. S
f. a.. rwea,y ->ec.u- stree -
>eau ra.. -a-
ta,.- ,.. g., M rsN
s..,.-,~ =. ~ mas >r.. s...
and -l.44e -t-G.r- t--
thoroughly pa. u.rty- ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Masquerade Parry

t.u-t MrrNr a.ac'- .rir.tt
,unr - l'res-u
,ua~Qae 81, ia
.lAnc.ng a.. -"-
? hr -1tc-'-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
du Pout-Taylor Engagement.

The interesting announcement is made
that Lammot du Pont and Miss Bertha
TAYLOR will be married IN November
Miss Taylor's home is III Reading, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
BACK TO STANDARD TIME.

After SIX months Of daylight saving
New York viii turn its clocks back one
hour at 2 o clock tomorrowmorpmg, and
Wilmington brokerage offices will resume
the observance Of standard time Monday
morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Accused of Speeding.

George Woodward, Ir., OF Chestnut
Hill, Philadelphia, was arrested thus
morning by Cycle Officer William Hyn-
son, charg ed with speeding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
ELECTION DAY A HOLIDAY.

Next Tuesday. election day, Will hc a
legal holiday. Therefore the banks, broker
ace offices and most Of the Offices IN the
Public Bul ing viii be closed,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Enoaoement Announced.

Mrs. NJ. II. Cralle, of Emmerton, Va,
announces the engagement Of hor daugh-
ter. Roberta W, TO Paul F. Williams OF
Germantown, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
Woman Loses Money on Car.

A Rising Sun woman today reported
the loss Of sl10 while coming IN town on
Rising Sun ecr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
WANDERER GETS 25 YEARS.
Insanity Ples Of ex- Soldier II Disregafnen
by Jury.

Chicago. Oct. 30 Carl q. Wanderer,
accused ~ killing HE wife and an unidenti-
fled stranger. was found guilty last night
and sentenced 20 twenty-five years ~ the
penitenfiary. Considerable disappoint-
rnent was left in the court by many
who hoped that bis frequent pleas ~ be
hanged would be granted. he mans
numerous confessions were supplemented,
when the case came 20 trial, by powerful
insanity defense.
The uiry wa. o,it twenty-four hours.
Beniarnin Short, his attorney, said
lint from the beginning no definite
tIea of innocence had been put forward,
but that Wanderer's counsel had sub
tnitted it's theories, one of which was
that Wanderer did not commit the ernne'
but that his confession was forced from him
him. Another Short said, was that Wan.
derer had been insane since a child, and
that he was stark mad when he cpnmit'ed
the crime.
Chicago. Oct. 30. The ragged stranger
for whose murder Carl Wanderer ~ stIll
under indictment was identified today
as Iohu Barrett, ex-CAnadlan soldier
The Identification was made az the
county rnorgue by Herbert Potter, also
Canadian. He led detectives ~ the hotel
where he said Barrett had been stopping
nj about that time and the register showed
/ aJobn parrett' written daily until the
iay Of the Wanderer murder
/ (, q corfeasiop introduced in the trial
| oS We,dorer for the murder of his wife
and bor unborn babv. Wanderer said he
h;red the stranger to stage a fake holdJr
which would gve him an opportunity -
sh,.et b;s rife and alg, confessed shooting
the stranger to prevent hirn testfylhH y
,bo ,,,oI Wanderer replIdiated the con
Member ~ the district attorneys stat
said they we're undecided whether Z
nrnsocute Wanderor FOR the stranger
murder until the outcome of the frst trial
which closed yesterday N Yefdici
guilty and Wanderer vas sen'encHd =
twenty-five wears imprisonment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-30
OBITUARY
Death ~ John - Nrphevvor P,a~irs-
odvp Nav

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IA a Il W1sti- .1s~ m isif~
C,har,r- X = .r-~~F '~1fo-
Council ~ p'.v7-e
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a a D y II r.- i~s-a - =
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Iobrs Cornnar lr- eIr ~
C,reerh hll ~eme'er-
IoFN -.v-cp
John + Tavlor -7- 81 -arus svio
and brother ~ W' lam svior ming
ton died ~ ris -orne ear -.uufo
Nd vpste-dav r re- me s'6Trhrf
The funeral rill " @if '-nm . af
residence 'ornorr1v - r.0rk -
ln,4rrnent Is Snv--a ~~rne'@-r
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
ROBERTSDALE

Mrs. Charles Brown entertained the
kindergarten teachers, tho Misses Tay-
Tor. Dunlap. Gillette and Liggett and
a large number OF little girls in honor
OF her little daughter. Lois nth birth
day anniversary on Friday afternoon
from three 10 five. Games were played
and dainty luncheon served and many
beautiful gifts were received by Miss
Lois In remembrance of the day.
Mrs Bertha Lane returned to her
home on Myrtle avenue from a weehs
vacation. which she spent at BeToit.
and different points In Wisconsin. visit
ing relatives and friends.
Miss Elizabeth Rinesperger OF Myrtle
avenue. who has been confined to her
home for several days with tonsilitis
Is betting along nicely.
The w oman's Beneft association OF
the Maccabee will celebrate their an
niversary This coming Wednesday eve
ming at the !. .. o. F. hall. a wonder
full program has been prepared and a
banquet will be served. \ very largo
attendance of members and our Of
town members sare expected
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Platz of Cleveland avenue viii
be grieved to hear Of the death Of
their little son. Warren Clifford. who
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-18
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation Of the year tn the
drug trade IS Asplronal, the two min
ute cold and cough reliever, authorit -
lively guaranteed by the Iaborato-ics
tested. approved and most enthusiasm
cally endorsed by the highest authuri-
ties. and proclaimed by the common
people ten times as quick and ef-
fective whiskey. rock and rye or
any other cold and cough remedy they
have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir. so all
you have to do to get I'd Of that cold
IS to step into thee nearest drug store.
hand the clerk half a dollar for a
bottle OF Aspironal and tell him 4.
serve you two teaspoonfuls with fou~
teaSpoonfuls of water in a glass With
your watch in your hand take the
drink at one swallow and call for your
money back in two minutes If you
cannot feel your cold fading away nike
a dream within the time limit Don't
be bashful for all druggists invite
you and txpsct you to try it. Every
body's dong il.
When yaur cold or cough is relieves.
take the remainder of the bottle ho.ie
to your wife and babies. for Aspironal
is by far the safest and most effective.
the easiest to take and the most agree
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and children. ADV.