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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
DEMAND SPEEDY FINISH
OF RAILROAD BUSINESS
NATIONAL industrial Trntnc League
Convention Asks Lower Rates
Export Shipments.

'liy Associated PrcSS.l
ST. LOUIS. March DISCRIMINATION
Of the present scale OF lower railroad
rates on export traffic than on dome
site traffic, was dcIuaiidcd here today
in a resolution adopted at the closing
session of the meeting OF the Ma
tional Industrial Traffic League.
This diHcrcntial is necessary to en-
in foreign markets, the resolution as
serted. Uniiication Of terms used in
export traffic was recommended 10
facilitate exporting.
The claims committee WAS instruct
ed TO protest against the govern
ments ruling that all claims OF ship
pcr$ for more than $500 be referred
TO Washington.
speedy action on all unfinished rail-
road business turned over 10 the In
tcrStatc Commerce Commission by the
railroad administration, March !. was
demanded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
FARMER CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF SALESMAN
Commercial Traveller Of Nashville Shot
and Killed While Visiting
with Friend.
n. : ssociatcd Press. !

TROY. ALA. March ID. w
Haste. OF Nashville. Tenn. was sho,
TO death several miles beyond this
city Thursday night or Friday morn
ing, and Bud Lee, well-known farmer
q! Pike County. at whose home the
shooting occurred, is in the county.
jail charged with the killing.
Haste. who represents the Anchor
stove ana Range Company with j.
g GravelN. tobacco salesman or
birmingham. met Lee in the suburbs
OF the town late Thursday afternoon
and accompanied him TO his homo
for the night. sheriff Reeves. of Pike
County. was notified Of the killing at
) o'clock this morning and made the
arrest, Lee Offering no resistance.
,iravcly. the cigar salesman, declared
he knew nothing concerning the shoot
ing until he was awakened by the
sound OF the firing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
FIRST ARREST Is MADE IN
INDIANA COAL INDICTMENTS
CARL J. Fletcher, Secretary of knox
Count! Coal Operators Assocfa-
tfop, Surrcndc-S.
li'S Associated Press. ]

ny NFSOclatc Tod ITCSsI
lNDiANApOLIS, IND. March 10
Arrest Of the first OF l25 coal opera :
tons OF miners indicted by a special
Federal grand jury here for alleged
violation OF the Lever fuC! control act
ana conspiracy sections Of tho Federal
criminal code. WAS effected today when
carl j. Fletcher. of Indianapolis. see
Coal Operators Association. Surrcn-
dercd 10 the United states marshal
here.
Mr. Fletcher WAS released immcdi-
atly. when he furnished bond Of Sl6.-
GOO Tor his appearance in court May 4.
Others OF the men indicted are cN-
few Gays.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
WILLIAM ASKS FREDERICK
NOT TO MIX IN POLITICS
Ex-Cro,vn Prince Reported Called On
for Pledge by Former
Emperor.
LE::- Associated Press. J

THE HAGUE. March 19.-lt is be-
loved that former Grown Prince Fred
crick William was asked today to give
u pledge 10 his father not To mix i'll
German politics and to consent 10 def
mite interDmcnt.
Secrctary-Gcneral Kan, OF the Dutch
government, went TO WierinGeu today
and conferred with Frederick William
and BurSomaSter Pereboom.
The antimilitarist and anarchist So
cictics oc Holland have arranged Il
demonstration TO be held IN Nmster-
dam. March 80. To protest against the
residence OF the IIohcnZoilcrns in llol-
land
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
FAMOUS AIRSHlP WILL
BE LODGED IN MUSEUM
SG-4, FIRST Plane to Cross Atlantic
Under Its Own Power, Way Re-
cciyc Signal Honor.
49, Associated Press

WASHINGTON. March in--Tho Grst
aiFshD TO cross the Atlantic ocean
under It's own power, the NO. VIII
ind its resting place in the National
Museum. II tho suggestion made ;oday
~ Acting Secretary Roosevelt Of tho
Navy Department, 20 Representative
PadEetf, Of the Naval Committee. is ac-
ceDted.
The Rig seaplane is now dIs,nantlcd
at Kockawny air station
This wonderful dying boat has
earncc the right 10 good treatment"
Nr. Roosevelt said. she had shown
-thc spirit o. the United states Navy
20 the world Iicr crew was made OF
typical American naval officers and
men. They made good"
Mr., RooHrYelt estimated II would re-
duirc $4,000 20 honan The ship in Tie
west court OF the museum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
FAVORs COMPULSORY BILL
Majoriiy OF House Military Committee
Hcporfs for Training Act in Re-
organization Measure.
tBy Associated Press

III! ASSOCIATED Frcssl
WASHINGTON. March 10 Chairman
Kahn. Of the House Military Commit
tee. today selected subcommittee to
frame legislation providing for COM
pulsory universal military training. Il
majority Of which is considered favor
aol" 10 The adoption OF u training
plan.
Representatives Dent, OF Alabama.
and Quin, or mississippi Democrats.
are the only selections regarded as UNI
bly, opposed 10 compulsory train.
ing. The other selections were Rep
reScntatIvcs Kahn, OF California:
Greene. OF Vermont; sanford. Of New
YORK; Mckenzie. ot Illinois. Rcpubli.
Democrat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
CABINET MEMBERS AID
SUFFRAGE AMENDMENT
Daniels. nakcr. Houston and Palmer
Call Upon Delaware Democrats
for Speedy Ratification.
!ny Assoclatcd rrcss.|

WILMING'rON, DEL, March 19--The
Wilson administration has injected it
self into the Delaware tight on the
ratification of the national suffrage
amendment. Secretaries Baker. Daniels
and Houston. with Attorncy-Gcneral
palmer, have called upon Democratic
leaders in the state TO use every means
to have the Amendment ratified speed
lily. Secretary Daniels supplemented
his first Endorsement with IL stronger
come to Delaware to support the
amendment personally If the affairs of
the government would permit
Republican leaders have also de-
clarcd for speedy ratification OF the
amendments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
DlAz COMMANDER YIELDS
Surrender az Roberto Crjudo Shark.
Entire PnclHcntion of state or
SCru Cruz.
NAgociat.xl Prcat

WASHINGTON. March, le.--Rohcrto
Cojudo. leader OF the Fclix Diaz rebel
forces in tho state of Vera Cruz, has
surrendered Internationally to the
Mexican government. according 10 adj
vices 20 the Mexican crnbassy. made
public today. The cmbassy's announce
ment said Ccjudo's surrender mcan:
tho entire specification OF the state OF
Vera Cruz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
DISAGREE ON NAVY PAY BILL
House Refuses Ia iSrrc Ia senate
Amendments Advancing other
Arms or Service.

WASHINGTON, March l9.-Aftcr re-
using 70 agree 10 senate amendments
by which pay Increases also would be
gwen officers ana men of the army
coast guard and public health scrv-
ices, Inc House today sent the naval
pay bin 20 conference.
Declaring that Republican leaders
seemed opposed 10 increases for any
service men except petty officers and
cn!istcd men OF the navy, Representa-
tive Crhgo lRcDuhlicanD. Of pcnnsyl-
wanna attacked the rule by which tho
h!!! was sent TO conference. contcnding
IT would block consideration Of the
other services.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
FOOD and Drug oaicrat, ;;,cc,.

VHN TI.ESTON' ). Q NarcN t.
tn" following officers were elected TO-
daH AZ the closing session Of the an
uual conycntion % the Association OF
Food and Drug officials o.. the south. .
eastern states: Dr V II Bassctt. Of
savannah, president: II H. Beard. Of
Columbia. v!cc-prcSidcnt, = q. Clarke,
"i savannah. secretary. Augusta was
chosen FOR the 1921 convention,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
SURRENDERED GERMAN SHIPS
ARRIVE SOON AT NEW YORK
VIII he Exhibited ut Atlantic Ports
anu Then Sunk ut
NY Associated rrcss. !

10y -NSSuCiatCu TrcSS.
WASHINGTON. March 19-Fivc Ger
man surrendered wnrships allocatcd to
The United states under tho irmist ice
tcrms-a bnttlcship. Il cruiser and three
dcstroycrs--wiil be brought to this
country next month, it was announced
today by the Navy Department.
The cruiser Frankfurt and three de-
stroycrs., now at Rosyth. Scotland. will
be towcd over by three mine swccpcrs
and a transport. which will sail for
Scotland carly in April 10 bring them
back. The battlcship is the Ostfries-
land 1900 tons. built in 1911. and :,
second-iin ship during the war. She
has not arrived at Rosyth under the
agreement by which she was TO leave
hicl March Is, but was expected to he
on hand in time TO accompany the other
ships. crossing the Atlantic under her
own power.
The navy plans to exhibit the ships
at Atlantic Coast ports. IL was said IN
addition TO n careful technical study OF
them by naval experts. Later they will
be sunk at sea. Under the supreme
council agreement they must Zoe de-
stroyed within year after their ar
rival here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
HOUSE WANTS EXPLANATION
Would Know How Far 4mcrIr,
Troops in Germany May lie
Directed.
iBv Associated prasr.l

" .ESITTNI TON. IarCh iJ.---A rcsCiu-
ton asl<in.: president Wilson how rar
the activities Of the American troops
in the occupied Rhine provinces may
be directed withou; his express orders
was introduced today by Represents
Committee. IN asking for the "eaact
status" ot the force. the resolution
also Inquired as 10 tho cNtcn, of tho
authority of Marshal Foch az COM
manGcr-in chief OF Che allied forces II,
tho occupied territory OF German; ami
tho scopc Of operations Of tho Amer.
icans under tho terms of the arnI!sticc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
DECLARE SYMPATHY STRIKE
rcsmstcrs itrfusr 70 NoNc Freight a.
MA 10 bonGshorcnicn'> NaIkout
at \cN York.
by As.oc!utcl proas.l

NEW YORK, March l9-Strikinc
!onEshorcmcn engaged in coastwise
traffic announced today that union
crs, would refuse 10 move freight from
piers here until the strike is settled.
Mrc hundred teamstrrS, according 10
sympathetic strike
T. Y. Oconnor, president Of the In
iorna' !onai l"nEshcrcmcn's Union. left
tonight FOR WASHINGTON 10 confer with
Chairman Benson. o! tho United states
Shi3ping Board. on proposals TO END
The strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
oil Company settle. Suits.

I'TNMINTTTAM, Nh. Warch "a
Alien Britt has ecttlcd eleven suits
against the Standard oil Company
to,aling si5o000. for a cash payment
OF $4,000. Tho suits were brought
rs a result o: an explosion al the
home OF BRITT near Delta last EovciD-
Der, when two OF his children wore
burned 60 dcath, his dwelling destroyed
and himself manned for life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
seeks Vow rrinl for con,tctrdI. W. ",

NVNItSANO, WNSll, March o..
Motion tor new tliai for the seven
w ". cOnvH't"d mere SATURDAY FOR
We saying of Warren y Grimm, one
OF INC iChr victims uf tho CcntraIia
.Nrmlstic Day tragedy. was fled This
morning by Defense Attorney George
i. Nnnd"rvccr Arguments on rho
moiith ara expected Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Won Bernstorn I'm HE c,,,,oc,

COPENIiAGEN March lo--t.our,
Won Bcrnstorr. former ambassador TO
the United States WI! be Minister Of
Foreign Affairs ia. 81 reoYganized Ger.
reaching here today. The siaie is
printed By. the Hamburg XachrIch,en.
Which declares It's Information came
from a reliable quarter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Dry Delegation to Ron IN >chro,,,,

LINCOLN. NEE, MarCn H. NomI-
dry" Democrats including Wiilinn NJ,
Jennings bryan. seeking election al
he APRIL 20 primary as delegates to
"a" bCinocratic National Convention,
,oddy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
EBERT CABINET OFFICERS
RETURNING TO CAPITAL
Premier Raucr, in Company Win
other Members, Reported ON Special
Train for berlin.
!Hy Associated Press

STUTTGART. March 1s.--Premicy
Bauer. DIR. Herman Mueller, Minister
OF Foreign Affairs and Herr Gicsberts,
Minister of Posts and Telegraphs. left
for Berlin on a special government
train at $40 o'clock tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20

HOBOKf.N. ~ j.. March i9.--policc
headquarters was chosen by two DARN :;
swiHdicrs yesterday rs the most con-
venicnt place TO defraud Harold Eon-
nell. Millburn y. y, grocer Of $i2,.
Bonncil 10 go TO headquarters under
the rusc that his money was counter
felt. Arriving ut tho station, the de
tectivcS' excused themselves on u prd
text. BOnncil, after waiting IN hour
for their return, explored the building.
and finally unfoidcd his tale to the
nstonishcd police.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Rector Fined for Violating "Eiu- ordcr

MONROE. La, March 1?.-For hold
ing services in violation OF an order
public gatherings during an epidemic
oil Influenza, the Rev. Arthur Handles
Price, rector OF Grace Episcopal
Church. was today sentenced TO pay II
fine OF s25 or serve twenty-five days in
jail. Sentence was suspended
TO Hcnt s Cough
Take HAYES HEALING HONEY. SOC.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
Odd Interesting and
Out of the Ordinary
Paragraphs Catllcd From,
NeaOs Of q Day From All
Parts Of the World.

CHICAGO. March Fitzpatrick King.
appearing in adjudication court this
morning. not only renowned allegiance
To the British empire and King George,
hut also by order of Judge kavanauah,
lie rcnourccd his allcS lance to the "itc-
public Of Ireland and cannon dc Va
icra, its 'prCSiacnt."
This rs the first case on record at
torncys say where the Irish republic
has been officially recognized by an
American court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-20
.Ioc s.cchcr Defcnts on

.Ior s.ccbcr Defeats DIN.
I'ErkOlT. March l9.--loc Stechcr
defeated John DIN. The Finnish wrcst-
let. here tonight, in two falls, gained
~ oS and iG minutes respectively.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27
For Blackheads

Apply a wash-rag soaked in water
as hot as can be borne for a minute
or eve two: then rub into the pores
thoroughly a thick lsther of very
good soap. rinse of with warm, then
cold water, dry carefully, and avoid
the use Of powder. This will not cure
black heads. but will go far to reduce
their prominence.
Before ~manicuring, soak your
hands for a few moments in warm
water; the nail will file smoother; it
softens the cuticie so you can push
back the hard skin about the roof Of
the nail; avoid hang-nails and thus
easier keep your nails and fingers
in good condition.
If you would make it a rule to
wash your face, hands, neck and ears
and clear out your nostrils when you
first arrive home from travel or ex-
posture, instead of doing these things
just before you start cut. a good deal
of the harm done to the skin by the
wind and sun would be avoided. This
Is especially true in the winter or in
bad weather. If your skin is inclined
TO chap, a trifie Of cold cream ap-
piled before exposure will greatly
help to prevent this condition
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27

: How Shall We Wash Ourselves
II you have q thin, dry skim the
evening bath is sufficient and after
your hands, face and neck are well
dried, massage into them a little cold
cream or olive oil, wiping of with q
dry towel what the akin does not ap-
pear TO have absorbed.
Tor thin, tender skin, hold q soft
wash-cloth saturated with warm
water mot hot) on your face for 3
few moments; then pat rather than
rub, a light lather of good soap owe
the face; rinse it off quickly; rinse
again with cold water, and gently pat
till perfectly dry. Then apply 8 trife
of cream as above.
To arouse a sluggish skin, battle
in hot water, using q coarse wash
rag or flesh brush; scrubbing rather
vigorously, rinse with warm. then
cold water. Do not use much soap
Frequent dry-rubbing with a coarse
towel or the bare hands is good.
Coffee
The worst evil to be ascribed t.
the drinking Of coffee is that it
Keeps people awake, save those wno
are very nervous, but it does mo-
keep them from knowing when they
are ready for sleep. It's effect or
the digestion varies with different
people; to some it is laxative in eff
feet. 20 others the opposite. IF i
interferes with digestion, it should
be eliminated from the diet just as
any food injurious in its effect would
be eliminated. Remember one thing
1t is not a food. 1t is, strictly
speaking. a drug, and although its
effect is positively beneficial IN GER
tain cases as an antidoSe. for in.
stance, in certain kinds of poisoning
il is not beneficial 10 a normally
healthy nerson. The sole nutritive
value which it has lies in the sugar
and cres \ usually taken with it and
these, & course. might be better
taken " .hout the coffee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
Storage Batteries charged,
rented and repaired. The
Dempsey Battery Service,
3le Fayette ST., Hammond.
phones 1856. 1240-1 all

WANTED TO REPAIR-ElectrIc mo-
tors. Motors bought. sold and ex-
changed. 142 Sibley s.. Phone Ham
mond 3476 e-11-tf
FOR SALE-Buick six roadster. cheap
II taken at once. Call after 3 p. m.
go VI riil ave. Phone 37o2 Ham. 9-25-3
FOR SALE-Ford roadster with winter
top, in hrst-class condition. many eN-
tras. Apply Rudolph Holz. 81 Sheffield
ave. phone 5S9 Hammond. a-25-2
FOR SALE-Jeffrey Sedan. with sum-
mer ton. reasonable price. 16f Lewis
ST. Hammond 9-25-3
FOR S-tLE-Overland ) passenger good
condition. good tires. all around. $3.50.
Thos. Manchuk. 1897 Butternut l.. Ind.
Harbor. 9-25-2t
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Paige 3 passenger. $500.
Nelie. ; passenger. $3.50.
Buick. . passenger. $500.
Buick Roadster. $500.
Cole. passenger. $3.50.
Ford Sedan. $500
1906 Forsythe ave. East Chica 60.
Phone 672-N 9-272t
FOR SALE-Studcbakcr $3.50. winter
top, . now tires. ear IN excellent con-
dition. is Mason st. Ham o-21-4eod
FOR SALE-Overland roadster. new ton
and r%cpainted new. Good bargain. $3.50
Inquire 1858 Atchtsun ave. Whiting In
diana 9-27-st
REAL BARGAINS
PaiEc Roadster. ike new.
Chevrolet BABY Grand.
Oakland Roadster.
Nash sport, practically new
Maxwell Coupe.
These are hrst-class values that YOU
shouid sce if in the maIkc for a car.
JACKSON AUTO SALES
Phone Ham ff5. 692 Holman 9-24-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27
AUCTION

BY order Of NJ. G. Rasmus-
sen, trustee for the benefit OH
creditors we will, on Tues
day, Sept. Is. 1920, at HOO
a. m. at $50 Holman Street,
Hammond, Ind, and at the
conclusion of this sale at
1923 Michigan avenue, In
diana Harbor. Ind, sell at
public auction the entire as
sets of the Calumet Motor
Supply Co, consisting of a
large stock of automobile
supplies and accessories, in
vcntorv value over $1O,-
such as: Automobile
oils, paints, soaps, cleaners,
non-freezing solutions ce-
lnent, Champion, A. C. and
Splitdorf spark plugs, cleo
trio horns. brushes, Stewart,
Ecsta and Howe search
lights, spotlights, safety tail
lamps, head lamps, complete
line Of Mazda lights, gloves,
flash lights, lenses, license
brackets, front and rear
bumpers, -speedometers,
horns, nuts, bolts, plug sock
cts, heaters, seat covers.
robes, shock disorders, wind
shield cleaners, Bovce motor
meters, weed chains. tool
kits and sets. Stillson
wrenches, screw drivers,
scrapers, tires, tubes, rims,
rim parts, lock washers,
sponges, Ford parts. jacks,
and other items too numer-
Gus to mention. Also store
fixtures.
M. c. RASMUSSEN
Trustee for the Benefit of
Creditors.
MICHAEL TACBER & CO.
Auctioneers
317-319 S. Market Street,
Chicago, Ill.
9-27-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27
NnTICE "a BIDS.

~ -. r.. Chico
-
+ -. ,oao /. .,,
49, NJ
!" -
-,
-
-
l,'ov iee' more OF iess 2 '"0" eaitaA-
izeu pipe
vanized pipe.
1900 feet more or less ~ inch gal
yanized pipe.
1850 feet more or less inch g%alyan-
lied pipe.
1910 feet more or less inch galvan-
lied pipe.
$40 feet more or less S-4 inch galVan-
ICED iron pipe.
l25 feet more or less s inch glazed
tilt sewer pIpc.
IFS inch more Or less / inch glazed
tilt sewer h~ydrants.
IT'S inch more Or less 3-4 inch glazed
ttlt sewer hvdrants.
$500 feet rubber hose.
Drainage for the Comfort Stations.
Laying Of PIPE
Address all bids to the Clerk OF the
Board Of Park Trustees
said Board reserves the right q re-
ject any or all bids or to take the same
under Amusement or 70 accept any hid
by them deemed 70 be The most adj
NaNtaRed TO said CITY.
BY order Of the Board OF Park Irus-
tees.
BEATRICE MccoRMACN
s-29-zE SlerK or the 6oaIa.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
In The matter Of he Estate If Lincoln
n Cravens 10. 1850. III he Lake sun
erior Court september Term. 1920
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27

Of India a.
said defendant IS therefore hereb,
notified nf III tendency Of said chon
and ths the same will stand for trial
at the next term Of said Court. and
that un ess She appear and answer or
dcmur herein at the calling of SAIL
cause. Oh the 15tn day or November. 4.
D.. 1920. the same being the It'll da,
IF the next term Of said Court to be
begun md held in the Court House
Room 30. ? ct Hammond. in said
County and state on the End Monday Ct
Noveml er. 4. p. 1920. said action will
be heard and determined in her alb
sen,c
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I h~ereunfo
set n4l hand and afix the Seal Of sad
Court at Hammond. this 18Th day II
September a. p. 1920.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk L. S.
BY Ruin Berg. Deputy clerk. e-2o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT furnished room for or
2 gentlemen. Private family. $50
Drummond st. Indiana Harhor. 9-25-2t
FOR RENT large room furnished.
suitable for ? refined gentlemen. 5of6
OIcott ave. East Chi. 49,
FOR RENT-2 furnished light house
keeping rooms $50 Wallace Road.
Hammond. 9-27
FOR RENT-Funished room for two
gentlemen. fTf7 Barring ave, East
Chicago. 9l2J-2
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. kitchen
privilege. married couple employed,
40O Cedar st. Hammond. 9-27
FOR RENT-Two modern slccpIng
rooms. Wen furnished. References
required Phone 3eT2 or call SIS Tru-
man ave. Hammond. 49,
FOR RENT-Furnished 3 room APART
ment with bath. electric and gas. no
children. so. 152nd st. phone Hammond
1909. 9-2I
FOR RENT modern furnished rooms
for housekeeping. no children. apply
43O Indiana ave. Ham. 9-27
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-While driving home on last We'd
nesday from Cedar Lake. TO Whiting.
a Goodrich 5zNf tire on rim fell out of
my automobile. VIII finder return and
receive reward D. IL Fetterhon First
National Bank bldg. Whiting 9-24-3t
LOST-ThursdaY hill fold. Containing
money and papers. with owners name.
Reward IL returned to Times office.
Hammond. or call Ham. 1895. 9-24-3t
LOST-Saturday, American female Col
lie dog. name Beauty. brown and
white, little black srounc eyes Re
ward. 3729 Carey 81. phone Indiana
Harhor 59S-F. 9-27-3
LOST-Ncar Four Corners or on Chicago
bound street al A small pocketbook
containing cards and paper money. Lib
eraI reward. Phone Ham. 1206-I- 81
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-27
For Heartburn

Heartburn has really, of course.
nothing TO do with the heart 1t
Is a form of indigestion. purely and
simply due To an excessive flow of
the stomach juices and the simplest
remedy Is a dose Of a small quantity
Of baking soda dissolved in hot
water. Another simple remedy is
the addition of a small quantity Of
bacon to the diet because the bacon
fat retards the flow of gastric juice
The bacon should not be too lean
too salty or too well fried.