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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09

Ii FSIa aIILSL-VI 6 80" ~ 10 y.
Ljcul0S mas uSualeS.. EScriSaG0s pl-
diendo nuestra lista general por Ma
IDR I IENOR, en- Il que encoaTa-
ran listed cuaRtO neceS!te, Z preciOs
TERDADEIANENTE BARATOS.
Dirija 81 correspondence q
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SERVE-U.-GARAGE

ITO y. Pecos St. Frente q a fabrica Firck
de puros. Telefono CT. 1878. Trabajo gene
raj de reparaci6n dc AUTOMOBILES Satisf2c-
ci6n garantizada- Precios rszonabies. De-
nos IN aoportunidad.
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GRATIFICARE con $1,000 4 Ia persona
que me ~proporcicne informcs exactos ace--
CO del raradero de mi hijo MarEa-ito Mu-
Toz. que Sc cacuertra en- el Estado de Okla
houra, pero sin saberse c. lusa- precise. To-
do informe sobre este particular c!-iyase
Z Ia Sra. BeIea Muhoz- it6 PershiEG Ave.
Davenport, Iowa. CID
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.YENTAS.
ARTICULOS MEXICANOS
(Lista No. u.

NO oUERETos DINERG ABE,
LANTADO como Sc 10 exigen otras
casas. Cuando nos haga sus pedidoS
remitaros solameate Ia tercera parte
de su valor Y el resto 10 pagara
cuando reciba Ia mercancia.-i0jo q
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TRAJES EN- ABONOS

! "a MEDIA e mejOr surddo de cAstnn.-
roInbeaehs para primavera y Terano.
p.5, ,nuestrns : preeios- SoSA. The Ia
SCR Dolososa SS-Teiefono Travis otV-'
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IN CONSEJO que Ie produciri $50 dimes
sensnarios instrucciones c~oHlp!eas zoe. Diriia
Sc q Kovac's Supply. CIT E. Fifteenth st. New
York City CID
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Sc yESDE e. Hotel Laredo. csqci1a Santa
Rosa = Matznorus. unc &c .5 ncsoTc5 tote-
les nEx!caacs en- san Antonio, eNtcnSa1nIAie
coaoc.Lo. Gan nvmt-O &C 4~gaT-ame-'~S
csnrenente amaeoLaGos. DIri}ase a ST. :. H.
Aca-i. En- q raisco Hotel 'LI!.
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NrrEsTRp su-t:do de dScos IS nune-oso.
Rec;bico5 pleas H2eYas cata mes, t2Ato
De Columbia conc Dc victor. Fia4 HlSs-
~~,s raLziosos y u.cc!os. Cha. FCGoErafI-
q, I. D. Flores, Box 355, Floresv-e, Teas.
ACABANOS is recihi. u gran suEt.3o &c
.u55s EGLJS2- de , J ! minutes. D1r-sa@S
a c. Fouo-rzfic2, l D. Flores. Box S65.
F!crsSviLle, Texas.
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GANESE $50 o SOS senanarios di-igiendo
por correo: inst-ucciones completes
zoe. Dirijase 4 kovac's Supply. SIT E. 18th
St New York City (l).
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Para hbros en- espanol dirIjase
usted = Ia Casa Editorial Lozano,
us n. Sta. Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio,
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MUERLES.

Las MAS GRANDES EXTSTENCIAS EN-
SAN ANTONIO De MUEBLES NUEVOS Y
USADOS. En- compras de 5000. $500 :
$I.0O semana=io: en- las de Sl00.G 90, $1,000
al contado y $500 acknowledgements
del 10 por ciento en- les pages al contado.
Tomamo5 muebles viejos en- raEo De mite
bles ruevos. KAROTKIN'S FURNITURE
STORE. 31S-320 ". Commerce St, Crockett
449. Travis 3SI.
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MEDICOS.

III. DR. APLEwHITE anuncia GGe Ia cue
&@do -GEab.ecido &c 81 ecteTnGGIo ; sue -
- - .Ipss ; del o-zscr.e II GusGado alberto
81 gsasU..Suo de N Bolca g Ii C1I1PSHa'
ma ztsaLs- i 81 clIcuteA
DR. -l~aL-CE19aro G=4-sS& hez.e%%o'
Esrs-LAidzI en- cocOD%S. CCst.sS enter
nH-sass 5s = boc2 lPy9T--E2' NeHEL con
az 2eoias,oriSla qCe g CGuiG00 y 500
pcscaca con meSiczncS- EIArn-a STA-'S.
e~cns-..Ga x-2ls. preci9s cnc4ocnS ; en- 80
los - % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ESitSA
EE ~ ELDRO, yOSa ". Commerce -
- Aay9G-:. Texas
DR. =. MATINEE GILMAN. EsPec%-ai-
"a n -.usraL. OE!cirz, 1891 W. Commerce
s.. Tye.S-1 Er4vS G266-
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EMPLEOS.

Sc NECESTTA sastre conpetente para en-
ca-garse del departamente de prendas de Sc
horas. Preferable 81 habla algo de ingies.
Trabajo remanente.-Honnel, 215 Third St.
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CHA pP0EESfN MAI .VENTAS. YENTAS. -
VENTAS
Gaze MEXICANO

Tostado al gusto y n estilo de Mexico. 10
! podrin saborca- los mexicapo5 cue qu!eran
reco-dar su Patria. y las personals de E1stn
delicado, 81 10 comFran 4 international Coite
Co. I26 n. Santa Rosa Ave. Telefcno Cr-
S496.-(al
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G~RATIFICARE con $1,000 4 Il persona que
me proporcione ;nfo-mes eEactos ace-ca dc!
parade-o de mi hermano Ramon vi=quez, de
oficio z~apatero, perfectamente conociio en-
todas las zapaterias de Monterrey, n. L.. Mex.
TODD ;nforme sobre este asunto diriiase n
Tomas Vdzquez.-M- r. Bot 81 "A" Hamiin,
Texas.-O3I
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A. gCEEOS. D. c.
Chlroplcto-
So Swc

Qua -sz;- =ase De eRieEmedadeS san E. use
- TeE;~y-as - ~c:-y!iS- Ce-eSro. nerves.
5s,s. ua..z- Ea=-aEca. co-Sz'E. 9Clr1one5. g.
.6zaaEo. a-Eadc. :l:SlaoS. -iaeasS, fryN1 ,
.-xasg.s 20 se5o-as. :. listed es%a can
ssl, &c yer nsaicos sin -sSuttGdo. v~lsi:et1e Z
. 6.ulcs.-a:r como. po- mcGlo &c AJ-s'e'
Cs.---Ls;scos e. So espiaa aoTS2. P1ece r.
,aa--- a sa-aG SIN CsaS nec.c4ESS n 81
- 59el..oass. EJ2ee:2l ateac!dn I las en-
femeiaaa --tuicas : = eoie-medades &c
hines
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VENDo, por salir de sssa, ~ecne-cio de aba
-rot-s con baStants clientele. sLZ bu1a"S
{. 90
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TRAsPASoS


Sc TRASrASA cn uazniEicss coQGcionS,
sast-eris : casa &c moGas. OcUrTa = l2i n.
Santa Rosa Ave-il2)
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PESOUISAS.

G~RATIFICARE con $1,000 q "a persona que
me propo-cione informeS cxactos ac@-ca del
paradero de IN Sra Paula Gonzalez. &c So
amos de cdsd, estatlra baja y color tTigueAo;
de Ia Srita- Cruz Lopez, dc Il amos de edad,
y Mariana Lopez, de 13 amos de edad- Todo
intorme sobrc este asunto, dirijase q Fran
cisco Lopez Box 800. Somerton, Ariz--ZoJ
GRATIFICAEE con $500 a Ia persona Qrte
me rroprrcionc informcs e1actos acerca del
paradero de mi hijo Francisco JimeacS, &c
q amos de edad; de estatuEa reguias. Co
or blanco. ojos cafss. oriGinario de Guerra
.naro, Guanajusto, Mexico. ToGo ~inforT1e
diriiase a Ia sonora Maria Cam@cbo Vda. &c
Jimtnez. 1918 Breascher ST Hcurton. Tex.
90.
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GRATIFICARE con 5000 q Il persona que
me propo-cione informes exactos acerca del
actual parndero de mi hcrnano Ponciano
Verjil. originario Ge Morolcon. Guanajuato.
Mexico, y cuya filiaci6n es como sigue: eS-
.atura alta, color moreno. algo picado de
viruela. Todo informe sobre este ~asunto,
dri;asc Z Emilie Verjir. Box o. Stuttgart,
Kans. (I0(
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ABOGADOS.

SESORES Observation-Disclosures AEXIEA-
Nos. Hare cue LIS CoDEan- les Teen
poIsea % que iavir-io en- Bon, de n LII
se-LaA- Cooro Back Pay" aGneG:o de sre--
dos, cheques y "tiemgos'. 5: sGtye alsuI. &C
-ideate en- e. Gaha.O 20 e di-F u qUs cs2e
pecIr Ac-cE.o EsEoc:oS rei2clyu&-Ss coz u
profession ea ,oc-s 2arteS ia pals. DIX
girse =! Lie }. EZAECE kA&E. 80 Kan
SIS CRY Lie BIDS. Kansas City, NC.
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RETRATGS

TALLER FONOGRAFIco. Lcandro NJ. Ro-
driE-cE, re2a-sespG de fOavErates de todas
csaSes y uaGuiaSS Ge coSe-. M-Q1!L2S SIN
GER Y FCSoGRAFOS COLOA5tA RseEoS
n ABOSOS. De secunGa n2po Al concado.
NCY BARATcS. loo Buen2yisIa St San
Az-oaio, Texas
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". C. ORTIZ. Enpacador dc muebles. Pre-
clos reducidos; trabaio gaCantzado. reco-
mcndacio5zs de primera claSe. 3i5 FL Paso
ST, Telefono Crockett S6fe.
Tn ANUNCIO en- LA PRENSh" sienpTe
es de Gxito SECURE. Lame I'd al tsefono
T-cviS 24ll y EnGacicSe dSde !ueEo.
81 NECESTTA cares para mudaazas. o car
gar equipajcs. liable I ROSALES: Telsfono
Travis 1926.
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GRATIFICARE &on $500 I n persona cue
nae p-oporciore iuformes exactos acerca &c!
actual rsrade-o de Ramon Silva ; su esDoza
Margarita Sanchez: ambos orig;narios de Ia
gos lie Morei.o. Jalisco. Mex. La Sonora San
che. t:enc IN lunar en- el lado derecho y una
~cicat-iz arriba de n celia derecha. Toao in
forne diriiasc 4 Francisco Sanchez, Gallup
y. NJ. IA.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24

The soldiers or America who Jared forth 70 fight
upon a foreign soil did go because they had
wish that the United States change the political lines
by a redivision OF nations and they
have had such idea Notwithstanding such seems
be Mr. Wilson's conception of It, They did not fight
United States the Meddlesome Matte OF
Europe hut to protest rights Americans and
to help the OF humanity by safeguarding weak
peoples from the menace OF German imperialism.
Now Mr.. Wilson seeks justification for his stand
in favor of his Article in tho league of nations
covenant written, the theory that he could
cok the soldiers OF gallant army In the face again
if did do everything in my power every
obstacle that lies IN the way of the adoption of
particular article of the covenant"
In the language Of the moment, How does he get
that way Who besides himself has given him
the opinion that soldiers willing. instance
to preciptate international disturbance the
OF the boundaries of Jugo-Savia the ques
ton of whether Fume shall belong Italy Jugo-
Slavia or be internationalized?
What right have suppose that the territorial
boundaries finally agreed upon in Europe will be the
best possible arrangement OF things that they should
endure and that should force them
endure? What business OF is 1t, anyway?
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- " = - - - -
A PESsIMIsTS OPINION.

An article in the current issue of magazine OF
wide circulation is severely of various phases
Of American life. 1t fault with peoples lack
OF thoroughness performing their daily tasks their
chronic superfciaty The author TO this country
when small boy and the tender age OF seven
was impressed and shocked oy the OF the super
iority people of his native land and tnferiory
I'm virtually every respect of the people of America
Another thing that evokes his unsparing disap-
proval is of wastefuness the apparent total
Ignorance of the meaning of thrift When he
years the garbage of New York City were filled
with enough good food every week TO sustain all the
moor peopIe of his own country the length Of
time Our public school system in next for his
condemnation Its scheme he says was borrowed from
his native country only the form and the sub
stance. He passes the verdict of failure public
schools Ana he doesn't like of news
papers toward public officials American editors are
entirely the public spirited citizens who have
consented hold office in order to serve the people
The author of this magazine article has just re
tired with large fortune after long service the
head of a great business The only education he ever
had obtained the public schools which
crticzes severely His highly successful IS
typical of this land of opportunity.
The question is why he left his Utopia across
the sea sordd. careless, wastefulI America,
or why after Tearing of country this is,
did not return home by the first steamer. Perhaps
the explanation found his expressed belief
the foreign make better citizens than those
who were born here stayed here be a kind of
missionary the American heather
His mission seems to have been at least financially
successful.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24

II that would end ali the tax
ABOUT the League perhaps it would
BE better to end all and be done
with it.
IT Germany wants a real
NAME BLOWN IN THE BOTTLE
president
LET her consult our ad columns
WE know of one who is
GOING to be out Of job next No
vember.
r You cannot remember
EVERY statement that you made
yesterday
IT is safer TO tell the truth
THAN it is to be liar.
WE have our moments of depression
over
A nuSsPENr life when
WE wonder how to convince some
people
THAT any one given columnist
DOESN'T write all the fool things
that
APPEAR in the paper from day TO
day.
EVEN If some Of his friends do think
SO.
THE unique spectacle IS seen nova
days
OF a large number of men who
HAVE never taken a drink demanding
tho
REPEAL Of prohibition
AND a large number OF the bibulous
ASKING for its retention.
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The Passing Sho,U
II the Germans had followed

II the Germans had followed
AAERIcAN sports a little closer they
WOULD have realized that
THEY never come back"
n Atty Gen. Palmer would only stop
running
ABOUND in circles while shouting
THAT. thanks to him. prices are
steadily
DECLINING, we could manage to get
along
WITHOUT nausea
THE impulse to write poetry is one
coEvULsEs lot Of people
WHO ought to control IT even if they
have 10
coSguL- the family physician nrst.
THESE are the greatest days in the
world.
PROVIDING follow could sneak off
snce in a while
ZOE days fishing.
A MAN who criticized Trotzky
IN Mexico has just been executed
THESE things ought 20
AGAxE people thoughtful but they
cont
THEY @nl think after it is too late
ozE11AN rorinen have been working
overtime
WITHOUT extra compensation
AND darned glad TO work. too.
PROMINENT politician says we shall
COMMIT suicide II NE Join the
League OF Nations
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Voice of the People
FLAGMAN HAS
TROUBLES, TOO
To the Editor.

To the Editor
why is it that when an accident oc-
ours al a railway crossing. the public
is generally ready 70 lay the blame en-
the crossing v7avchmen2 Some people
think that all crossing Waterman has
to do Is 10 sit IN his tower or flag sham
" and while away time: but let an &C
cident occur at that crossing and
should the fagman be TO blame they
are ready to send him to the State Pris-
en- for criminal neglect Of duty Let
me say that a large number Of acct
dents on railway crossings are caused
BY the carlessness OF drivers OF mo-
tor or horse-drawn vehicles have
seen drivers in autoTn ooiies or horse
drawn vehicles drive UP e. the railway
crossings. and should the gateman have
his gates lowered or the hagnan be out
with his stop sign. ! have heard these
drivers shout curses and vile names q
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the gatenan or fagman for not letting
them over when the gatenan or flag
man knew absolutely it was not safe
to let them over. for probably fast
passenger was coming or switch en-
CINE switching cars back and forth.
across the crossing. or probably there
may Be three ~ four engines standing
on the crossing and the gateman or
aagman having to keep his eye on all
or the engines. not knowing which en-
CINE was going TO start first Yet these
drivers would shout curses al the
watchman for not letting them over.
have on.more than one occasion seen
automoDilists and drivers utterly g
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24

Naturally. such decided
change means a severe tax upon
the elements involved. In plant
life. it means that all the energy
stored away for winter sustenance
has been consumed. and the plant
or tree must gather new forces
to feed and develop 1t and give 1t
strength and nourishment to enter
upon the long dry heated term.
Similarly, the human body has
Just passed through the severest
season of the entire year, and has
been subject to the hardships of
the winter season with all of It's
various attacks of sickness and
disease. And even though you
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24
Now Comes Springtime
With its Severe Tax
Upon the Human System

ton Of spring fever" as an un-
failing warning that your blood
needs a thorough cleansing and
toning up. Impurities that have
been collecting throughout the
winter season should be elim.-
mated, and the system put in the
best possible condition to with
stand the dangers Of summer SICK
ness.
OF course. you do not feel like
placing yourself under a doctor
care. and there is really no neces-
sity for dong 50. Your system
simply needs a good toning UP.
and for this purpose there IS moth
ing equal to S. S. s., the fine old
blood purifier and tonic that has
been in successful use for more
than half a century.
S. S. S. Is nature own remedy,
being made from roots and herbs
Of recognized medicinal value.
gathered direct from the forests.
1t acts directly upon the blood.
promptly cleaning it of all impure
ties, improving the appetite. and
giving new strength and yigor to
the entire system.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24
That general run
down condition,
knownas Spring
+ ever IN now
abroad In the
land.

Few people are fortunate
enough to escape the debilitating,
dragging down condition that al
ways comes with the changing
seasons. and especially when ma
ture IS undergoing the transition
from winter into sprlngtme.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24
TOE crRcurr COURT JUDGE.

Please announce to the voters OF the
county. through the columns Of your
paper that I am q candidate for the
Republican nomirstion for Judge Of the
Lake Circuit Court, primaries May 18th.
1920
I no~ hold this ONCE under appoint
ment Of the Governor. since January 1st.
1919.
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roR CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE.

Editor Times.
Kindly announce to the voters Of Lake
county that I am a candidate for the
nomination 10 the Office or Judge Of the
Criminal Court on the Republican ticket
subject to the primary election to be
hold May 4. 1920.
1 now hold this office under appoint
ment of the Governor, made March 10,
1918.
MARTIN J. SMITH.
Crown Point, Ind.
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Editor Tine


Kindly announce TO the voters OF Lake
county that I am a candidate for the
nomination 20 the Office of Sheriff OF
Lake County on the Republican ticket.
subject to the primary election to be
held May Attn 1920.
l.. BRYCE WHITAKER.
Hammond.
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Foz coRorEH-

EdltOr Jlmes.
Will you kindly announce through the
columns of your paper that ! am a can
didate for denomination to the ONCE OF
Coroner on the Republican ticket at the
primary, May 4. 1920
I have been in Office but two months
because in Lake county the Treasurer
ana Coroner do not assume their Offices
until year after the other county on
GERS but I am trying to conduct the
affairs Of the Office in a manner 20
merit the support Of the electors at the
coming primary.
EDWARD Z. EVANS, NJ d.
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ron ComsussroNER.

Editor Ilmes.
VIII YOU please announce to the voters
Of the county through the columns of
your paper that ! am a candidate for
the Republican nomination fer Commits
sf0ner for the First district. subject to
the primary on May 4th. 1920.
LEONIDAS 3. BOYD.
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just now there is universal
re-adiustment of every element
in nature. Plant and animal life
alike merge into the re-awaken-
ing that comes with the budding
OF springtime.
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FOB cosrsuss1oNEn.

tdItOr Tines.
county that / viii be a candidate for
denomination Tor the once Of Commits
sioner az the First district Of Lake
county. subject to the primaries. May
80 GEO q SCHAAF
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

LIITUT 7 IIINS.
KindL1 announce to the voters Of Lake
county that / am a Republican candidate
for the once or Representative OF Lake
county subject to primary election 10 be
held May 4th 1929
OSCAR A. AHLGREN
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ANNOUNCE
CANDIDACY
ADVERTISEMENTS
FOE AUDITOR.

INES
Please announce to the voters or Lake
county that 1 will be a candidate for
denomination for Auditor OF Lake
County, Indiana, subject 70 the primaries
Of May 4th, 1920.
GEORGE n POLAND.
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roe SHERIFF.

EQltOT Illness
Kindly announce to the voters Of Lake
county that I am candidate for the
nomination to the Office of Sheriff Of
Lake county on the Republican ticket.
subject TO the primary election TO be
held May 4th. 1920
WILLIAM n OLDS
EaSt Chicago Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24
ron SURVEYOR.

E1ltOr Tines
kindly announce to the voters Of Lake
county that I am candidate for the
nomination to the Office of Surveyor OF
Lake county on the Republican ticket.
sublect 10 the primary election to be
RAY SEELEY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24

WE suppose that II fire should
occur
IN Paris and the models Of fashion
CAME rushing into The street
DRESSED simply and chiefly in
towels
THE department stores OF America
WOULD experience such run on
towels
AS the Oldest and
sAbDEST clerk had never known
before.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24

may have escaped the prevailing
dangers and come through the
winter without having succumbed
to illness. still your system has
been severely taxed. and all the
stored up energy has been con-
sumed in warding off disease.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24
GREAT BRITAIN
ISSUES PROTEST
IINTERNhTIoNAL NEws sERvIeg

LONDON. March s4-The BrItIsh ms
sion at Berlin has Issued an ~ultimat
I'm" "a the German government. saving
the entente Is opposed 70 the disalsn-
ament Of German troops now ibeing
used for police duty. said Contra
News dispatch from Copenhagen yes
terday quoting a report received there
from Berlin
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24
FOE SHERIFF.

EDITOR 41flCSs
Please announce TO the voters OF Lake
county that I am a candidate for the
nomination 20 the once of Sheriff Of
Lake county on the Republican ticket,
subject to the primary election. May 4th.
1920.
ERIC LUND.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24
FOE SHERTTP.

LQI[OT I ITnFs.
Please announce 70 the voters OF Lake
county that I am a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Sheriff Of
Lake county. at the primary election.
May 4th, 1920. L am at present a Desk
Sergeant OF the City Of Gary Police
Department (appointed).
JAMES F. BOWLING.
nsr1& Tp1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24

ALL TESTIMONY to the contrary notwIthsta nding.
the suspicion persists that the and who buy
the seats the folk who have put the grand in
grand opera
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24
POE 1KERIRF.

EditOr IJFnsS.
Please announce 10 the voters Of Lake
county that I will be a candidate for the
once of Sheriff OF Lake County. subject
TO the primaries. May 4th. 1920.
JAY A. UMPLEBY.
Gary, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-24

As sprlngtIme approaches,
you begin to notice a loss of en-
ergy. you become easily tired out.
and fatigued, your appetite fails.
and that worn-out. good-for-noth-
ing, rundown feeling seems to
have complete possession Of your
body. Your poor, tired out body
has fallen victim to what is com
monty called spring fever and
a feeling Of complete lassitude
pervades the entire system.
Just as plant life throws off the
accumuIations Of the winter sea
son. 50 does the human system
find it necessary % get rid Of The
impurities that have crept in. and
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strength and enc -gv that is 50 bad
~ needed to enter upon the new
season.
The most important part of he
human system IS the blood supply.
1t is absolutely necessary that the
ever flowing stream Of life-g.ving
fluid be kept pure and rich and
that no impurities be permitted to
creep in to make it sluggish ard
impair your general health
You should take the first indica-