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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-04-10
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-04-10
BECK .
i. Time to Get Rid or
These Ugly Spots

,.nar the slightest need OF
h 20 iohs vonr freckles, as Othine
ass,,spsth-is guaranteed to remove
sasly spots. ,,,ce Of othine-double
" gsl a. vour druggist, and apply
Fs-irOm a,ght and morning and you
ns ,bat even the worst freckles
s'n ses d sna appear, while the lighter
aan y ,s S, entirely. 1t is seldom
b. va,s one ounce Is needed 10 com.
VI lna NJ Is skin and gain a beautiful
t Y ask for the double strength
H. is sold under guarantee OF
Il fails to remove freckles.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-04-10

mcky man does enjoy point
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

WARRINGTON, Feb. 23-The peace
treaty viii be pushed furcter into the
presidential campaign by the senate
this week.
Republican and Democratic leaders
-Arsrd the die cast. the issue hNeu-
They consider ratification hopeless LOT
the present and accept the reIeI
dunn. tho verdict Of the people at tine
polls, is inevitable
Both sides view the outlooA " .su
concern Tom BY conflicting views ana
fac+ional strife as are party lines IN
+be senate. result Of long. nerve
racktug weeks Of bitter dissention oN-
er the treaty Republican and Demo
cratic leaders outside the senate are
engaged desperately I'm seeking 70 pre-
vent the treaty from rendlng the @hi-
cazo and san Francisco conventions
The bitter verbal attack by Senator
E4iran, Johnson OF California. on Eiihu
Poot and the "Old Guard" leaders who
led tbe unofficial Republican state con
,antfon At New York city last week in
ssvocating ratification with the Lodge
~ase-va+ions IS but one rift in Repub-
lfoan harmony certain to be felt at
chicago
senator Lodge. Of Massachusetts. the
Republican leader Of the senate, is only
o1e 81 the odd Guard" who hno tnem-
solve. in daily conflict with Repuhll-
can senators like Johnson who are de
terrined to fight the proposed com
,,,ftnent Of the American people To ten
League OF Nations to a finish. reser-
va-ions or no reservations. Lodge he
reves the Republican party a Chi
caro viii take the same position on
,he treaty as did the Republican gath
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
ANTI-SALOON MAN
TO SPEAK HERE
Col. Dan Morgan Smith Is
Coming to the Baptist
Church Next Month.

Colonel Dan Morgan Smith. Chicago
attorney and late commander Of a bat
tillion of the 35sth lnfantly is making
a speaking campaign in Indiana under
joint direction Of the Anti loou Lea
que OF America ard the Indiana Lea
sue.
lie viii speak in First Baptist church
Hammond. Thursday evening. March p
At 7:45. Rev. r y. Licklider is in
charge OF arrangements with the CO.
operation of Revs. II e. Parrett. r. ..
Bassett, c j. Sharp. Donald Riddle
". G. Henslee. n H. Krsuss and
William J Hawthorne He VIII speak
in First Presbyterian church at Gary
on Friday evening March 20 - s
o'clock Arthur Tucker VIII be ia
charge of arrangements with the CO.
operation of Revs. w r, Seaman r
A. Walton. G. F. Tornes f. r. Smith.
O. E. Sarber. W. T Funkey. - I'll
Armstrong. Bud Horn. Zerby. - II
Adkins and J n. Johnson.
Colonel Smith is telling his audiences
Of the war experiences OF himself and
his command. The battalion became
known as the Battalion of Death be :
cause OF the execution which il had
wrought on the enemy Its own los
ses. too were very heavy When it en-
tered the St. Mihiel drive it numbered
I.1s1 men. When it emerged from that
drive il had been cut to 327.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
WOMAN ACCUSES
A DRUG CLERK
Charles Seaman Identified
AS Purse Snatcher by
Woman.

Has Charles a. Seaman Of Gary been
leading a double life?
Until last night -he was known 20 have
been an intelligent drug clerk at store
At Twenty y-third ave. and Broadway. but
he IS now held by the. Gary police
charged with beating a woman over the
head and then attempting to make his
getaway with her pocketbook.
According 10 the story. Mrs. F. Gal
ambos, 25Io Washington ST. Gary. vas
found lying on the sidewalk between
1wenty-third and Twenty-fourth a1es.
on Broadway shortly after O'Clock.
following an attack upon her b. a
purse snatcher.
Upon being revived. she told the story
that she went into the drug store at
Twenty-third and Broadway. where she
made a purchase and then left the store.
As she was going down the street her
attention was attracted by a man walk
ing behind her and just as she became
frightened and started TO walS a little
faster the man threw her 10 the side
walk
The man then struck her several
times with a stick and placed his knee
on her chest 50 that she would be unable
to scream. Lifting her skirt he made a
search Of her stockings for money ana
finding none grabbed the purse con
tanning $500 from her hand and escaped
II the darkness.
As the man was robbing her, she iden-
tihed him as the same man that waited
upon her in the drug store and 50 in
formed tho police Seaman was later
placed under arrest and is being held
until the police learn more Of his past
life
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
WHITING LADY ILL
IN CALIFORNIA

WHITING. Ind. Feb. 23.-Mrs. Gallus
T Bader Of Whiting who is at Los
Angeles. Calf. whose condition has been
cry discouraging since reaching the
western point. is now very low. accord
ing TO a message received by Mr.. Bader 5
sister. Mrs. John Schaut, last evening
Mrs. Bader. wife OF the well-known
banker accompanied by her husband and
Mrs Carrie Gill left for Les Angeles
Calf about a month ago. the greater
part Of which time she has been con-
fined to her bed. Her son. Clarence. left
for Los Angeles last Tuesday upon the
receipt Of a message from his father
SAYING his mother was very homesick
for him Upon his arrival there on Fri
day he found his mothers condition very
discouraging. sending message to this
effect on Saturday the one following last
ight with the very sad information Of
her serious condition
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
Graham
Denies all
the Charges

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;,.,s-,,lartt+,s ss et,,eo5 i,,. The BOARD
~ ,-ra.,,+s ,,a issr.I tb, fo,lov.fna
efatomort todav.
TO tbe taxnavorS Of Lake county.
ann charged with boldjne illegal i'm
7,,eete. never held an inouest on amy
bo5,- ,nraee no+ias4 b,- the Police De
ra-t,,.,,+ H. T2o,-d az t4aalfb or some
,-e.1.at,-o r+,--s.t., th.+ .,,.b VAS ne~es-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
LAWYERS GROW BITTER
IN DENUNCIAT|ONS
Peppery Case is Heard In
City Court; Outcome Of
Old Hammond Hotel Case.

Bitter personalities we're hurled back
f.. ,..os Il,
civil SUIT heard IN the city court sat
urday afternoon
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
DEATH OF MRS.
LOUISE DIEDRICH

The many friends II Mrs Louise
Diedrich. 40 years Of age. wife Of Emil
Diedrich Of 2ll Truman street Ham
mond. viii be grieved TO learn Of her
death this noon Of heart disease
Mrs Diedrich leaves to mourn her
besides her husband. two sons. Emil
Diedrich Jr. and Otto Diedrich, cf
Hammond and two daughters, Mrs.
Robert Jones Of East Chicago and Mrs.
Charles Nelson Of Los Angeles. Cal. al
20 her parents. Mr and Mrs. Henry
Elster or Sibley street Hammond two
brothers Leonard Elster and Reinhart
Elster or Hammond and two sisters.
Mrs Emil Bunde Of Hammond and
Mrs Eversold of Seattle. Wash
The funeral arrangements have nos
been made
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
RAPS LABOR
PARTY MOVE
TO PIECES
Lake County Party Prominent
In Indiana Organization
Given Blow.
RI E.IETIN1

Lake county's labor party VIII pav
no attention to Sam Gompers They
viii 90 on organizing
meeting was called 10 order yes
terday afternoon n Hammond BY carl
Mullen, chairman of the Lake County
labor party. who presided. Edward
Aiad' state secretary Of the new party.
outlined the purposes. planks and the
method OF financing for the coming
campaign Women's part was strong
N emphasized
Other speakers Included II. stone. p.
NJ Caldwell. colored attorney Of Gary.
John Macdonald. heid secretary. Meet
'nEs viii be held next sunday at Gary
and Whiting a week from sunday
county organization meeting VIII BE-
held a East Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
rINTEeNArIoNAL NEWS sgevIcr1


CHICAGO. Feb. 23-Federal Officials
here today awaited word from Washing
ton by which they hope fun authority
will be granted giving them permission
te send an armed force Of prohibition
agents into the mining district OF Iron
county. Mich. where it is charged the
local authorities are openly dcfyins the
power if the federal authorities to en-
force prohibition.
a message was sent TO Washington
by Maj a. " Dsirymple prohibition
chief Of The Central division. I'm which
he asked for permission to lead an armed
expedition to auell the "hoozc revolt"
II tia dry agents fail i'm This mission it
was hinted that the war department
would be asked to send federal troops
into the district.
Mai Dalrymrleas telegram was sent
Is Washington following an exposure Of
conditions IN Iron county by Leo j.
Grave. supervising prohibition agent for
the upper Michigan peninsula After
hearing Groves story. Maj. Dalrymple's
first step was q get into touch with the
Office of Atty. Gen. Palmer. through
which he sought 20 expedite the issuance
of warrants for the arrest Of states Atty.
VI S. McDonopgh Of Iron county, the
chief aud captain Of police at Iron
River. Mich three deputy sheriffs and
number Of citizens in whose posses
SION LIQUOR was found.
At the time he sent his messa &c to
Washington. he made arrangements by
telegraph to Marquette. Mich to rc-en-
force hts force of forty men in Iron
county by an equal force If men Of the
state coastabulary as the first immediate
action against the "hooze revolt"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
STRUGGLE
BECOMING
BITTERER
Ratification Of Peace Pact
Considered Hopeless by
Leaders
HIIIETIN.

aurxcToN Feb 23-ProGres-
=ivs Republicans In congress from inc
middle west and West today h'"oe
known their demands for immeO''''s
action for domestic legislation. heS
let n be known their protests were
made in a "pencefuI attitude anu
we're In no way to he construed Hs
= possible bolt from the present ienu
ership in congress
The group in the senate when t"e
leaders Of the movement look to Tor
.upuort includes Senators hehSo"
Io~at johnson. of CALIFORNIA; Norris
Of Nebraskas Gronna. North baho'a
Rorah. of Idahoi Capper, of Kansas
IaFoIlette of Wisconsin and possibly
Ienroot, of Wisconsin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
RUSH PLANS FOR
PRATT FOOD PLANT
Splendid New Industry Will
Be a Credit to City
When Completed.

Tt developed today that plans are
about completed by z. NJ crossman.
structural engineer Of Chicago, for the
new plant Of the Pratt Food CO.. on
the site Of tho old Hammond Packing
90 grounds adjoining the n ~. track.
Excavations to a 1epth Of 20 feet
have already been completed and work
on the superstructure viii begin soon.
The plant will be in three units Of
four. siN and nine stories each. They
viii be Of mill construction. with brick
exterio~ steam heat and VIII cost in
the neighborhood Of 100000.
Th- buildings VIII be devoted to fac
tory purposes. feed mill and grain
storage With the complet on of this
establishment and that Of t1e LaSaIe
Steel company many hundrees of work
erS WIFI IT, brought to the tg
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
HERRINGTON FIRM
SELLS GRANT SIX

There is an omission of address in
the Harrington and Kaufman adver-
tisement appearing in the automobile
section or THE TIMES to1aN Herring
ton and Kaufman who are dealers for
the Grant SIX and Columbia six. axe le'
Gated at % state street. just west Of
Holman street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
POLICE PUT
IN BUSY ID
HRS. SUNDAY
Federal Hotel Raided And
All Kinds of Arrests For
Crime Made by Authori-
ties.

Twas motley crew chat trickled
into the cells of Hammond Central 2o-
lice station over the weekend.
our attention may he directed first
10 a lit-'e raid made by police of The
Central Ssuon. I few DAYS ago Chief
Austgen Received Tip that liquor and
women might be found al the Federal
Hotel. 1856 Calumet awe Saturday night
nc dispatched group Of coppers to raid
the place The result. no liquor was
found but the following caught in the
hotel We're booked under various charge
at the station. Mary Fegan arrested on
a charge Of keeping a house Of i'll fame.
Goldey Garter. charged with being AM
inmate of a house of III fame samuel
l.. Goldman, running house of ll fame;
Louis Mohett. entering a house of in
fame: and Fred West of South Deering.
Ill. on the same charge All were re-
leased on bonds from So TO $500. The
case originally set for February IS was
continued 10 March 6. Attorney Joseph
H. Conroy is representing all the oc-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
WRISKEY
REVOLT IN
MICHIGAN
IRuLLETTNN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVICEl
WASHZN NGTOF, Feb. 25--Plans were
being made here toda-- t. offer all pos
able federal aid IN stamping ont the
"wliskey rebellion IN Iron county,
Mich
with Atty. Gen. Palmer on his way
70 Topeka, Kans., ASS Atty. Gen. Tr1er-
son was considering means whereby Law
breakers n Michigan might be brought
70 justice without delay. IF the attorney
general gives lis assent II Is likely
that authority may be given 10 the
United States commissioner at MAI
qEette TO issue warrants without sub
mitting complete evidence to the district
attorney at Grand Rapids.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

Times news ser lcc IS the bes;
Times news servloc IS the oes;
hat money can buy and Zones:
.ffort can furnish
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

SSRASAAAA6ASAE union
worknen, today indorsed the recent
stand taken by ths American rede-a-to,,
ofJsbor to remain ncn-partisan in polt.
tics.
The Indiana state labor party il whica
the Lake county labor party Is xitauv
interested has received A knockout blow.
10 separate labor party was the decree
TO-DAY Of Samuel Gompers. president Of
me American Federation Of Labor. sert
out from Washir5ton.
IN reply TO the executives or the Ia
diana state Labor party. who have cen
demned the political policy OF the Amer
lcan Federation Of Labor Mr.. C4onpers
said that the effect ef separate poiit-
ieal labor party can only be disastrous
io the Wage earners OF our country
The oficiais Of the Indiana party are
n favor OF separate labor political or
sanization
Placing the proposal to form sep
arate party n the category Of "fallacie.
of blind theorists Mr.. Gompers MADE
clear that the federation would follow
is announced policy of support.ne
friends Of labor on either Of the major
tickets and would likewise strive to
defeat the enemies OF labor on both
Iicisets
On this point he says:
OF this one thing you may rest as
sured that the day Of reckoning is at
Eand for all those Who are in antaso-
nism u the cause of labor and for those
VINO are sCbtle and equally guilty. even
( iAohgh theg clothe their actions in The
robes Of pretended friendship
COMPLAINT OF INDIANA.
Z. lee.
Lam Mitchell Of the Indiana state Labor
party Indianapolis. follows in part:
Dear sir
Your telegram Of February u. N
which yon are joined by Messrs. John
Ressler Charles W. Kern. a. L. Fessler
and +. S- Kidd. received.
By what right do you assume 10 de-
clare The work and tho policy Of the
american Federation Of Labor TO be
lmpracticale surely the results achieved
IN the interests OF the workers demon
strate the utter fallacy of your assunlp-
ton
Rs. Your declaration you assert tn.
practica bility If The course YOU declare
you Viii pursue. What experience have
you had with Your political party upon
which 10 base 50 absurd a ciaime
NO TD1E Fo2 ExPERuGENrrrG
The welfare Of American humanity
demands in this hour of rational crisis
that there be success at the polls. This
IS no time for experimenting With polit-
ical theories which are proven false at
the outset. The workers Of America
must use the tactics of success They
must have results.
Results Will not be obtained by in
jecting labor party. 50 called. INTO the
struggle
Those Who ere determined to b.
blind to the facts Of the present and
past viii OF course. rush on 10 disaster
and caiamity This the American labor
movement Viii not 90. It rejects and re-
pudiates the faIlacies of blind theorists
and wjil have nothing to do with those
treacb berous follies that are suited only
20 tlte purposes Of labor's enemies.
Iour telegram is an affrnnt TO the
iabor movement and an assault upon the
interests Of that great body or Aneri-
cans who are determined that the pres
ent campaign shall result not in the de-
struction Of our liberties but n the OPEN
ing Of the way to national progress"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
PIcKFocEETs BUSY.

Advertise II The Times and ad-
vertise again. Results come with
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

Advertise in The Times and &C
vertise again. Results come WITH
constant effort.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

Take The Tlmzs and k-cP ID
touch WIFI the whnle We
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
loo,ooo MEN pAcx eoMpxas

ST. LOUIS, NO, Feb. 22.-Ths Cen
tfal Trades and Labor unions here, rep
fesentinS approximately 100000 union
woremen, today irdorsed the recent
stand taken by ths American red e-s-to,,
OF labor to remain ncn-partisau in nolt-
tics.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23
THE WEATHER

TOE 1NDIAcTE-4.ain III south; snow
~ = A. lo4t-sa to4-sat and p abarly
Tuesday, aot much Change IL temper
e ure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23


55s Highland ST. The boy is charged
also with taking IN automobile some
weeks ago which was tho property of
Superintendout t'rawford or tho Central
Lumber ! Mll co.
W. FAECHER ARRESTED.
And now is flashed i'm the screen a
man whom the police characterize as
one Of the most vicious and meaneSt
IA seals they have ever picked up. His
name is William r. Fanchcr. 40 sum
mer ST.
on telegraphic request from Chief
Of Detectives Mooney Of Chicago the
man was arrested Yesterday to be taken
back to the metropolis on a. charge of
grand larceny. Tho story as told hy
the Hammond police involves Whiting
girl. Anna White whom Fancher had
taken to an Englewood rooming house
where an Illegal operation is said to
have been performed. No physician or
outside medical aid was secured b. Fan
cher. the police allege. and after he saw
that blood poisoning had Sof in INC de-
serted tho girl taking S9ao and tRo $50
bonds The girl lay unaided two days,
when her plight was discovered and she
was removed to hospital. According
to the police if the Eirl dies an adds
tional charge Of manslaughtcr viii prob
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-23

On streets aAd AEwWgSazG3- -
rex cory. Delivered by e2Rx3e1 N
HaunxnSud ana west RAEzA1z1~ SO
r4x mouth
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-02-27
POST IS
 GIVEN GOV. HUNT
WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.- George w. P. Hunt of Arizona was nominated today by President Wilson to be minister to Siam.

PHOENIX-Former Governor G. w. P. Hunt said today h chad sent to Washington his acceptance of the ap- pointment as minister to Siam.
 Tor some years 1 have made a study of the Orient and of Oriental problems, MT. Hunt said, having read all could of the history and traditions of the various people. I consider the appiontment an honor to the state and myself
 NOTIFIED BY LANSING
 Notification to former Governor Hunt of his appointment was one of the last official acts of Secretary Lansing. The former governor said today he had received on Jan. 27 the following from Secretary Lansing:
 Tt gives me pleasure to inform you that the president desires to designate you as minister to Siam. The presi- dent has asked me to convey to you this information and to express to you the sincere hope that you will feel inclined to accept the appointment when it is rendered to you.
 q shall be glad to convey to the president your decision in regard to this matter in order that the neces- sary steps may be taken to complete the formalities in connection with the appointment"
 POLITICIANS SURPRISED
 News of the appointment of the for mer governor was received with much interest here today by political lead CTS who, despite MT. Hunts past as sertions that he was not in politics, had considered him a figure to be reckoned with in the next campaign
 Rumors had been current that he would be urged to become candidate for the United States senate but these were met by the former governor re gently with statement that he was not considering the senatorial candi- dacy at this time.