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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
Heart Attacks, Angina Asthma, Srnothering
 Difficult Breath
Important Discovery of Scientist Through Which 95 of Sufferers of These Otherwise Fatal Diseases Can Now be Relieved Successfully and Life
 Prolonged, Without Drugs and Medicines

vas found to b. cas of the soenesse organs of the entire body In ninety-Avs cases out of . hundred. Hence ths usual treatment of the heart, with stfoa& heart stimuianta. is vroox and ure. It is bound to fail h giving tAe looked for relief. as the heart itssH fs not responsible. but generally the abdomen, distended with gases. or an enlarged liver, which presses against the near. crowding and displacing 1t, tnterfsrs wNh the functions ot the heart. disturbing 1t.
 plained in an ss- page. copyrighted. illustrated book. which will be sent to sufierers, Ire upon receipt of de lives have ben saved and prolonred by the Walden Method, without druEs, own. signed and svorn-to statsnants. Copies of these. and many otAeY TIE ters of responsible men relievod. viii gladly be sent:
 sr.da.te of Bsis,os eda HedieaRI RInSSoss.e Soisere. New Yorh, states: "Hlx and one heI{ years ago retired from basiness 1t . great financial loss. upon tho earnsgt ;tt tdviss of ny y,Is pnySssi.s S.1.,. h,d Ss.
 
 for Heart Trouble, Angina Pectoris, Hardening of Arteries and Hood Pressure. I suffered with. Shortness of Breath, Choking and Fullness fn Chest. Sinking sensstion. D1ssy and Fsinty epslls and vertiso. Ihs H!sh Blood Pfessure caused Throb6lng in ny Head and Neck. Patns h back cf HNd md Heart. Could only waik npasms of ny Heart. Under Prof. Wallace ears. ths Hsart Attacks cf Angina PeetDsfs Is1t no st oncs. Tn . wesk's tins walked two mtlss and all the othsf symptoms of many yesrs' stan6ang have never troubled me since. a1d work hard now every day. Ny imprevemset has ben wonderful and l feel that Prof. Waldsa has mads me . well man agatA.S
 yvdgsJ. '. D.: writes: ~Dight ysars eeo ! was forced to gtve ID my prU1 fessioa end rst1re from the bench. due to AnRina Pectorfs. Not | day os night pessed durine thess eght ysars that 1 did not gu6er of ssvers paine h ny 8eayt, Chest, eheaidses aaA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
CLEARING HOUSE BANKS
By Associated Press

5.sdwiina-modre,. IS hrdlu now istr
 New York, September 10.-The ac- tual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week, shows that they hold s16,368,- 9S0 resolve in excess of legal re- quirements. This is an increase of $16.76s,000 from last week,
 The statement follows
 Actual condition:
 decrease $S,391 ,00O Cash in own vaults: Members federal reserve banks, s70,904, 1000, increase s5,725. 900. Reserve in federal reserve bank of member banks, $4S0,021,0O0, increase, $i7,394, ,000. Reserve in own vaults: State banks and trust companies, $S.- 351000, increase s955.000. Reserve in depositaries state banks and trust companies, sS,S51, ,000 decrease, s46s,- 900. Net demand deposits, $8,634.961 1,- 900, increase, $7,637,000. Time de- posits, $214,4s5.O00. increase s3.522.- 900. Circulation, $32.433,O00, decrease S90,oo0, United States deposits de- ducted, $54,ss0,000. Aggregate re- serve. s4s7,26s.oOO. Excess reserve $13.36S,930. increase. si6,7S9,o00. Summary of state banks and trust companies in greater New York, not included in clearing house statement: Loans, discounts. etc. s611.26O, 800; decrease, $1,104.900 Gold s6.719, 900, decrease $79,S00. Currency and bank notes $Is.629.40o, increase, $1,302.soO Deposits with federal reserve bank, New York. $4s,O64.40o, decrease s1,- 40S,000. Total deposits, $634.9S3,700 increase. $s,2o5. 900 Total deposits eliminating amounts due from re- serve depositaries and other banks and trust companies in New York city and United States deposits s593,- 32o.00o. increase s3,168,5oe. Banks; Cash in vault. s24,136.700 Trust companies: Cash in vault, $1s,276,-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
Relieved Many, After Years of Suffering, Within 72 HourA of Pains in Heart Chest and Arms, Difficult Breath and Smotherins Spells, without Drugs and Medicines.

Heart trouble is today the deadliest ef all diseases and nors fatal than Tuberculosis. Over one hundred and dxty thousand Americana are being killed every year through Heart and Circulatory Troublea. which arp con stantly increastnE. the fatalities being more than one-thifd greater than in caused by Heert Disease. Ana VI tho wonderful Discovery of . Scientist, Nr. R. v. Walden, and the almost miraculous results he 10 obtaining in restoring chronic sufferers of these fatal diseases and prolonging their lives. without the use of drugs. medI- eiues, serums and operntions. shows that the true causes have neyer been Vnderstood. for without | removal of those causes that are responsible in producing the symptoms of these and improvement and final relief can be
 fhreush the suecesgful rrsuhs of lis drugless Method. he has proved that ninety-Ave su6efers of Heart Trouble, Angina Pector1e- Cardiac Ae- thma. hardening of Arteries. High Blood Pressure and Kidney Com piaints out of every hundred. een nov be permanently restored. remain we'll and get . new leass on hfes wIshout
 A diseessd heart is rarely ever found. This has beea proved ceA, e1uoiyely through examinAti0us a1ter death, of thoss having suceunbed 0 heart tr0uble, and the astouleAln9 GDet has been revealed tEak in ONLY ITVU HBkRT6 IN 4 HUNDRlD had aAy destruetive oreanie ehaneee taken plaee. Tn fsot. the Aeaxt tfseH
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11

ArnA. Dhmeult DreasA. Indlrsptaon, Cengected and Enlareed Liver snd Ca6rrh. vas unabls to walt mora than nfty feef sf stretch and had ;.s so 4 ,i uR in Sed @ st night. prepIed .p my m,th fdrr .uasr,,p rns pr1HSps 5sii;e q Waldens Treatment. without drurs. has been almost miraculous"
 Mr. c. K, merchant tsstifes. "Fov several years had been afllicted with valvular Heart Trouble Angina Pee toris, Hardening of Arteries. High Blood pressure-iod0n..-:Nefvous frostrst!cn and vertigo. I had not woraed dsy for si1 "ontns. snd of the leading Heart specialists ex- aminsd me. and told my wife they might Ind me dead any timA I re- malned in bed for one and ens-hali montbs and staid on my verands awaiting the end. After four d.ys q drues, I wsiked several miies. and Iii my symptoms had disappeared. now work all day long in ny store and an perfectly well. am indebted ts Pref. Walden for having savsd na from prematurs death.
 Nr. Walden extends . cordial invi. tation to these suffering of Heart and Kidney rroubses, Hardening q Ar tokIo43 dlBo 6iOOG fIe9nuKe Or AukSet> sned Parslysis, to vislt him for . frce Ressenal consultation at his o6ce Q fhs Walden Institute, and he will take pleasure to explain the causes of thei1 complaints to them, and adviss then how cane can be removed wfthout thu use of drugs. nsdieinsa. ssruns and opsrations.
 He win be placed to correspond with tAoss who arc unabls te eaM h Ecsssn. and assertbs Ais Diseovsey to frse. f thsy viii end h7p . dsserip- 1ea q theiR syuptons. Hs wtn for. Urd, wtthsut e1psnss. ppoa secsipl of tnie dsecription, his 0- pa9s. copy rtghtsd. iIlastrete1 beck on Ths Ns- terH Caoee and HeliGf of these con- plaists. without tho uss of drues- .,ce,T ,ces,Tssspe.sS::ses 2 f:r thi, gsrseS dsn. Director Tho Walden InstitutA
 5l3 Johnsson Bldg,
 Cincinnati. Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
HUBBARD,s LETTER

New York, September 10.-(Spe- ciaL)-Our market experienced an unexpected sharp advance. News that heavy damage had been caused IF rains, high winds and floods in Texas caused short coverings and renewe l buying from all quarters. Reports that the New York stock of cotton would be taken caused October short covering and caused October to sell away over last nights difference. Tho advance seems well sustained and based on the economic law of sup ply and demand
 The trade Is looking for an exceed !nsly short crop and mills are figar- ing to' enter the market heavily on the buying side. We expect the market to go higher. though reac- tions may be forthcoming from time .te lme<-Hubbard Bros q Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
.HYDRO-TORON TIRES. AT WYATT-JOHNSON

The Hydro-Toron tire Is made by what Is claimed to be new and ex- elusive process whereby the fabric of the casing is given certain treat ment which tends to preserve it and retard deterioration and thus s5d substantially to the life of the tire
 unique feature of this tire is that 1t is guaranteed against rim cIt and stone bruises as well as against imperfections, mold pinch, etc, tn s affording an exceedingly liberal ad- Justment and one that will be appre- ciated by motor car owners
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
FIND BOOZE ON TRAIN

Anniston, September Especial. } sederal Prohibition Officers John H. Draper ana J. C. Stanford. Friday captured six gallons of corn whisky aboard Southern passenger trajn between Muscadine and Tallapoosa arresting W. c. Beddingfield of Ar lanta under charge of transportinp the liquor in violation of law. The of ficers poured the whisky out of tac window Of thV moving train and car ried their prisoner on to Tallapoosa, continuing their rading trip from that point.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Prnss

Port Eads, September 1o.-Arrived Emmanuel Acame, Qt) Trieste; Far. nam, Galveston; Governor. (Br.) Be- llze; Maarstendijk, Dut.), Europe Montana (Nor), Tampico; Macarao lHond), Port Cortez; Rajah, Pro gresso; Sinaloa (Nor.) Frontera; So- sua tNor), Mobile; Tatjana (NorD Tyne; Texaco AT, Port Arthur; West Erral, London.
 sailed; Copan, (Hond.) Tela: Fue. ioii, Tampfco; Gensfjord, (Nor) Be- iize; Garfield. South American ports; knoxville City, Kobe; Torres; Tam
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11

are poorly protected and getting ner-
 vous over the outlook. In fact, some assert that the market is reflecting an actual mill panic and serious un- easiness among distributors of dry goods over their lack of stocks. Buy CTS, however continue rather reluc- tant and dubious as to the probabil- ity of passing on the higher prices
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
RESPONSE TO TREASURY OFFERING SATISFACTORY
By Associated Press

Washington, September 1O--A sat- isfactory response to the treasury's combined offering of $500. 900, GOO Tn government obligations dated Sep tember 15 is indicated in preliminary reports. treasury officials declared to night. Attention was called by of- ficials to the fact that the interest rate on the one-year certificates is 5A per cen rather than 5% per cent, as enormously reported.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
THREE

asked to the ultimate consumer, and are not as yet operating freely. Sem tlment Is somewhat mixed, and 1t may be early to follow advances from the present level, but we think IS to 20 cents only fair price for cotton, and on any good reactions toward that level think purchasers in order for good recovery.-Post & Flagg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
sHANNON N CO,s LETTER

SHAN NUN 0 COs'S LETTER.
 The feature of the news was the report of torrential rains in Texas with the possibility of more as a re- suit of the tropical disturbance, but there were other items also of bull ish nature to which we have already referred, and it is becoming more evident daily that big trade interests
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
NEW TELEPHONE
 LINES FOR ENSLEY
Operations at Ensley and
 Fairfield Plants

The Age-Hersld maintains a special bureau in Ensley for handling corre- spondence and advertising, Avenue and Seventeenth street; Clyde W. En- his, representative, phone Ensley e2s. For subscriptions, call Circulation dc partment Main 49o0.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
Black Cat Crosses
 Presidents s Path on
 Way to Quaker City
By Associated Press

Philadelphia, September 10.-Pres- ident Harding and party. motoring
 from Washington to Atlantic City, N. J., for few days outing, stopped
 in Philadelphia tonight for dinner. The party arrived at 7:15, after a five-hour drive from Washington and took dinner at a prominent ho- tel.
 The run from Washington was
 made under pleasant skies and was
 without particular incident. Occa- sionally the party was recognized by persons in road and the President cordially acknowledged the greet ings.
 At Bel Air, Maryland the motor cars were halted to let a tiny jet black kitten, that was in the middle of the roadway, cross.
 The arrival of the presidential party was unexpected at the Belle vue-Straftford hotel here. The Pres ident planned to proceed to Atlantic City immediately after dinner.
 hand for steady operations at all the plants during the next few weeks, and that the forthcoming pay days will result in more money be- ing distributed than has been the case for the past three months. Quote a few additional men are expected to be employed during the coming week, especially al the small plants. where it is stated the outlok Is much bright erthan it has bene for some time.
 
 Mrs. J. T. Mclaughlin, wife Of the assistant superintendent of the by product division. was resting better yesterday, and was believed much stronger after several weeks of ty- phoid fever. The friends of Mrs. Mo Laughlin and her husband will be pleased to know of her improved condition
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11

lady who had three children said she didn't sny more because she had heard that every fourth child into the world ChInanan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11
Bank Deposit, Growing

Savings deposits of the banks in Ensley and Fairfield, after showing some losses due to unemployment, have taken a spurt upward, accord | ing to information given out yester- day, and it is believed the increase | indicates that savings depositors ac- customed to taking care of their funds are returning to work. The summer dullness, coupled with vaca- ton expenses, did not affect the local banks quite as much as banks else
 where. although some decrease was evident.
 The Enslev Highlands Sunday school will celebrate home coming today, and an interesting programme
 has been outlined in honor of for mer attendants that may attend the
 school today. The request is made that as many as possible attend the
 Sunday school this morning. Guard Inspection
 Company I, Fourth infantry, Ala bama national guard, will meet for Tuesday evening at o'clock at the armory, 20081s Avenue F, Ensley. Announcement to this effect was made yesterday by Capt. Ire J. Davis of thee ompany, and all members are notified to report to the commanding officer not later than 8 o'clock.
 Those who are sick and unable to attend may be excused by presenting a physicians certificate. An armory has been obtained and members of the company are taking renewed in- terest in it's activities
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11

When store clothes onefouth of the entire boy pop uation there must be reason behind it There is Here's the reason; Bachs cash store sells better suits for the money than any store in Brin gham. Check up on that if you will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-09-11

Industrial operations at the Ensley division, the Fairfield works. the Bar rett Manufacturing company, the by product division and the American Steel and Wire company plants are expected to exceed this week the av- craze maintained during tho dull season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
How To Get Relief
~ IN
From Rheumatism
Scientists Agree That the
Cause IS Due to Vast Pro
ducts III the Blood.

The blood Is the means by which al
tissues. muscles, liga1nents end flesh Of
the body are directly or Indirectly
nouTtshed II IS also thru the blood
stream that WORKOUT tissues and
waste products are cast out OF thu
system.
When waste products 1cc1i -sulate.
they are a menace to life. They cause
q lowered vitality. many skin dtsord
ers and rheumatism. Genuine relic
from the asoniss Of rheumatism cal,
IL lad only BY correcting the basic
f!euoie--waste products
Thousands and thousands OF men
and women during the past so years
have cleared their blood OF waste
products with S. s. s. 1t is the IDEAL
remedy for rheumatism. because It re-
noves the poisonous waste matter
which is causing the trouble. There
are no bad after effects and the result
Is wonderful Begin taking s. s. S. to
cay ard write for SIS page Illustrated
rocket "Facts About Ike DIood"-free.
Personal medical advice, without
charge. may also 30 had by sending a
complete description Of vour case. Ad-
dress Chief Medical Director Swift
Specific Co, 732 5. s. s. Laboratory. Al
laFta, Ca All drug stores sell s. S. 5.
ADV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

r. Il Clark chairman o. the program
committee gave an outline of the years
work. which promises 70 be very in
structive. Tho chairman q the section,
Mrs. r. NJ Royce. at this time intredu-
ced the speaker or the evening. Judge
Mary BarteIme OF Chicago. who gave a
most Interesting ard helpful lecture on
the girl QUESTION Of today TIE club
considers they were very fort7ate in
being able 70 secure so noted woman
TO address this community. There we're
2 number OF p1t-of-town guests pres
ent
Mrs A. Rieboldt OF the Hat ana Art
shop 4 confined to her home on &C
count Of Illness. Her many friends hope
soon to see her back 10 her place OF
business.
Mrs. Mary Hill and her daughter
Mrs. Paul Miller who have been In Nap
panee, Ind, for some time past, visit
ing relatives ana friends. returned last
evening to tho homo of the formers
sister Mrs. L. ". Giles III i15th ct
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
EAST CHICAGO co. HEAD
H0N0REO BY HARDING
Robert E. Tod, New U. s.
immigration Commits
si0ner.
fsPEcIaL 10 THE TlnEe

WASHINGTON. oct. 14-Robett T.
ca pves dent pr the East Cheaee Co.
Fast Chiraso. has been selected hy
lrss snt Harding as Immi grafton Com
at New York Il succeed Fred
r. il Wallis. who recently resigned.
was said al the White House toIay
that tae appointments probably would
as to the senate soon.
Robert II TOD hnanctcr phtlanthro-
rst and nephew 81 the late John
Nennedy, Was recommended BY the
Nev York state Republican organization
as Commissioner of Immigration I'D this
fart to succeed Frederick A. Wallis Ills
anne was placed before President Hard
ING IN Charles =. Idlles in May, carry-
3ng with IL the endorsement ot the
fsya nited Statsa senators. State Chair
man leorse Al Glynn and samuel s.
KoeDie. chairman Of the Republican
county Committee.
Mr. Tea vas a nempsr of the nrm
of j. kennedy Tod and Co He was
born in CifssSo~. July 81. 1856 the
son Of Andrew and Mary Tod Af,er
a boyhood spent IN the scotch eftx. dts
inE which he attended Glasgow Academy
no came 70 America IA 1853 and entered
Prtncet whence he was graduated
win science desres.
Fer many years as Tod was bank
a. Interested Is railroad operation. lie
bant the chicago T2alt Line railroad
ard fhe indiana EFA-hor BELT lima
through the Calumet district At The
present time III. .l 5 president oi
tAe East Chicaso Company with g. ~
Westburg. vice-prestdent
NTr. Tod IS q member or the Lawyers
Riding sleepy Hollow. University cIue
or chicago ana the Rumson country
Club his home Is 5 East Eishtieth
street. New York
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
Statement Of the Ownership, Management, Ciccula>
ton, ETC., Required by Act OF Congress Of
August "a, 1912
sTATE OF INDIANA
COUNTY or LAKE. ss
OF TINES NEWSPAPERS published DAILY
DAYS 1T HAMMOND, INDIANA. for OCT. l. 1921

Before me- Notary ana
ad personAy appeared duly
that the following ia the best of his
knowledge Of the ownership
for e aate SHOWN the
A4 Postal Laws and Regulations Ent
e. side OF tails FORM to"i
l. That publisher editor
business
fNnme of
Pubnsncr pE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING
EdtoT r a parry--------- warren
r. H &cEas54 Ronnsn Ct. Hammond Ind
The Give names and addresses Of In
Gyaaat osnsF. or Il 0.a,aoa sSe = nsn as ana p t
the total sneoant OF stock
4 Il Nellie sears ta1y hman
G / Hia
n c M n.
p 1 p Pe-Ty zz warren a. Hammond md
That The known noudaoldera, mortgages and
ho!ees holding cent uace Of totad
.
This. paragraphs tho
the oanors stockholders. holders
tan only
they the ooa Of the company but also cases
books o. other acucay
trustee s acttng given paragraphs
statements embracing atlantis full knowledge and DO
tc conditions under which
holders security holders who not the
capacity a bonnds arans
believe that other association
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other securities 'han stated BY him
T1s tie sreTsse naesT q eopss Of each issue o. as
wise e paid nosSTee during the six months preceding tie
publications only
Sworn before this October
my commission expires August s.
Dc ds n du2cas and both copie'
~ the publisher to the viz shall send one cory
Postmaster General Division Of
g. and retain the other 10 the hes OF the Pos'o
issue printed next after aiins.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Receipts. 10000: market. - q
csc lower: bulk. s75oq2s-50, top. $3.50.
heavy wetght. 27.754S.40j medium
weight. ss.209S55.
CATTI.E-Receip pts, 10000: market.
strong to 25c highor. Beef Steers
Choice and prime. 1925 glL75; medium
and good. se.35910.15.
sHEEP-Receipts 1900: market.
steady; lambs. (s4 lbs. DOWN. s775Q
o IS: la1abs: culls ana common. s525 q
rae.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
VIOLIN INSTRUCTIONS.

Mrs. Isabella Muckian of the Amer
lean ConserYatcry Of Music, Chicago.
VIII open large class for Instructions
on the violin commencing Saturday,
Oct g. Applications can be made al
OIL Chicago avenue on Saturday or ~
Dhonins East Chicago ASSN 10-1i-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Mira Ray Smith Of Pine street. liam
mond. entertained ths Twentieth Century
Embroidery Club yesterday at a ono
o'clock luncheon. The house was very
prettily decorated IN pink and yoliow
roses. Mrs. Weaver and Mrs Fssamy
were guests from Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
CITIZENS PARTY
1s1EETIEG

Friday Mite. Family Theatre. Ind,
ara Harbor
Saturday mite at Pennsylvania Hall
Penn. 4 WASHINGTON at. 10-11st
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Money to loan and 7 and per cent
securities Tor sale. due 10 80 months
from date. denominations from SO up.
Real estate gold bonds. Roe 8 Peter
sens Law Office 8-3-wr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

BUTTER Receipts. 5.ao2 tubs; e.
ira creamerie5 45c. arsts, SAN g 44cs
packing stock. 24Q26e.
Receipts. $500 cases raiscei-
laneous. 41n42c. ordinary nrsts. % :
acc: frste 42444c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Announcing 70 the public the New
Home Theatre. 22os 137th St. indiana
Harbor. Ind. viii give continueue
show 40 y m. Lats show . ,. IA
livery DAY n tho year starting Monday
Oct. II. 1921. Tho management
Io-fz-l2'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Satisfied smokers give preference &c
the new Sterling booster cigar TIE
smoke with that velvet tas.e Try
me To-Day Ola
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Have you tried the new Sterling
Rooster ciger? If not why not? 9-ts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w assey's Pleatlng Shop

sTAsEPI>G. HEN.
sTI CHING. BUTTON HOLE.
BUTTON COVERING, nRAEDING,
tUCEENG Fanny STITCHING.
81 STATE STREET, PHONE HAM
MOND 49A
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Big sale ard bazaar japanese goods
at selliickers. Como out and buy your
CHRISTMAS gifts. 10-l4l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14

Cherry LOAF cake fres with a pur
chase q &C or more. Eschanb bach Bak.
cry w deliver 10 your home Phone
oz4-M. Last Chicago. I0-14-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-14
TRIED TOR
Staying PRIEST
flnrEsYArlnNal nrMs sEpp.cri

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYcEl
HTDW 0oI CITY. Calf. oct. 12-Ths
eaxe Of william A. Hishtower. charged
with the murder Of Fcthe- Patrick e
Hes'sr. Coma priest was expected to
"a n the hands OF the Jury late today