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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
Phone Hammond 200; Indiana Harbor y
FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms to let;
$3.50 to $3-50 per week; Hotel Carleton
Hammond. 2-2s-tf
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms steam
heat. men only; f0I PIummer avenue,
Hammond. 4-2-7
FOR RENT front rooms for light
hskpg. strictly modern. phone Ham
mond 1875 or call o3l Michigan avenue.
4-t-1
FOR RENT-Aprii 18th. a furnished
new. strictly modern apt, all private
429 May street, Hammond 48-tf
FOR RENT-Furnishcd 5 room Cottage
for hskpg. 30 I52nd street, phone 1909
Hamomnd. 4-7-l
FOR RENT-3 light hskpg. rooms at
49, Logan St. phone 261f Hammond.
FOR RENT-FNrnished room tor hskpg
Private femily- 1871 NanBuren st.
hammond So
DESIRABLE Home-liko room IN prl-
vatc family, modern; 159 T. state
street. Ind floor Hammond. 4-5-5
FOR RENT-Modern light hskpg. room
in cottage; 900 Ingraham avenue. w.
Hanataond. 49,
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for
hskpE. modern. near Cary car. heat
Ugh and gas furnished; phone Ham
mond 40: call e22 Howard avenue
FOR Rent rooms Tor light hskpE.
centrally located; Inquire 232 Ind
ana avenue, phone Hammond 100. 49,
FOR RENT furnished rotSns for
hskpg, no children. one room furnish
ed for two men; s6l Claude street, Ham
mond. f-s-2
FOR RENT-FIve room furnished low
en- fiat, $40 Truman avenue. near car
line, apt. 42l Truman avenue, garage
near Russell and Ann street: Inquire
64s Ann street. Hammond. 4-9-1
FOR RENT-Large, light front room,
private entrance. suitable for 2 gen
tlemen or man and wife. a block from
postofice; 2fS Z. state street, lam
n1ond AL
FOR RE%T-%ewiv decorated Hight
hstDg. conveniences. no children on
ly neat. refined marty need apply, sos
Truman venue. Hammond, 4-9-f
WANTED-Younz couple 10 share Nat
or viii rent a single sleeping room
on South side Tear ear line; phon~
2962 Hammond. 4-9-I
FOR RENT-Furnished room, 1914
Conkcy avenue Hammond All
FOR RENT-3 light hskug. rooms; ap-
PLY after : = IA. or sunday, phone
FOR RENT furnished rooms. $40
State Line. corner Rimbach avenue.
Hammond. 4-9-i
NOR RENT nicely furnished rooms
for light hskpg- at t27 East State
street. Cali in roar. Hammond. AL
rooms. light and heat furnished at
82T Alice street. Hammond f-9-l
nor RENT-S light hskpC. rooms: 225
Alice street, Phone Hammond S63-T.
FOR RENT Exceptionally good room.
one or two gentlemen. all Convenience
es, Phone Hammond 1S40-R 4-9-l
FOR RENT-Two front furnished house
keping rooms, downstairs on L. n
cage car line. ~ l5Qth street, Ham
mond. AL
FOR RENT rooms light hskpg. bath
and electricity nc, children; S25 Loug-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

WALTER 2 EDGE
AoTeos Or THC ErSE ACT. ~z7NnTTis0
T-c os CoVeoeArioNs
70 eSPnNc r-ts CoUNTRVS EOsgiGN
Trade.
the future. and as Yet We have TO
adequate machinery in runnlLg o.
der 10y which 10 handle his long
term promise to pay.
The Edge Act. under the terms u
which Americans d organize cor
porstiors 10 furnish lonE-terD
credit 10 Solvent foreign buyers ~
American products, became s. IA
IN December, 1919. Corporations
formed under that law can de lst
what YOU would do for your Gocd
~neighboF VINO wanted a year. rv0
years OF three years in WHOM to
pay 0 Tor a piece Of lanc Is a
team Of horses.
The Iatest and greatest 81 the
trade financing corporations now IN
the Ee-d illustrates the methods ana
character Of the relief Ia De fur
nished.
The Foreign Trade Financing
Corporation. with headquarters IA,
New York but including representa-I
ttves Of every great prod icing
interest "a every q Of tho conn.,
try. 5 g serious attempt GA q
nationwide scale to finance Ameri-
can exports 70 all quarters Of tha
world. It's success must rest uocu
the cooperation OF Investors
bankers. manufacturers, business
men. farmers. workers. who ara
able TO set aside something out of
their earnings TO place in it, stock
and the dsbeptures which u viii
issue later Briefly. II appeals %
all Of Us who have shared the pros
Dertty which has come from the
foreigners dollar 70. help Eeap
foreign orders coming I'm.
In its operation. such q corpora-
zion IN fact will create a new clsss
Of sharers in the foreigners dollar
the investors who absorb is
stock and debentures.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

STATE or INDTANA LAKE COUNTY
IL THE LAKE, SUPERIOR COURT.
SITTING At HAMMOND. INDIANA.
MARCH TERM. 1891.
PAN SIPEREE. ALSO KNOWN AS
PANEL sEPEEKONsKI VS.. HELEN
eIPEREK. ALSO KNOW& AS HEEL
ENA SEPENKONSRL.
CAUSE so e9285, ACTION TO d.
T0RCE
Now comes the plaintiff by K.otz *
Tinkharl. attorneys and Gles his com
plant herein, together with an Aft
davit Of a competent person. showing
that the defendant thereto, towit.
Helen siperek, also Known as Helena
Sepenkonskl Is not q resident OF enc
state OF Indiana.
said defendant Is therefore here
by notified az the tendency Of sa'i
action and that t1e same wfl sf#0d
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

Little Ruth was put 70 bed Tor her
daily nap, and during The afternoon q
severe thunderstorm arose. Her moth
err. thinking thar Ruth would be
frightened should she awake and
hear the thunder. started upstairs. and
on reaching the top was astouiShed "a
ind The child sitting upright "a the
bed %clapping her hands. and At cach
peal Of thunder shouting Bang 1t
again. GOO. bang It again"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
q NOTTCE


NOTICE TO COAL
Notice is hereby given that the
BOARD OF Trustees Of the Schoo city OF
Hammond. Indiana, viii. a. their regu-
lar meeting al $50 pm. April IS at the
office OF the hoard IN the Central school
receive bids for furnishing coal to the
several school buildings Of said cit~
for the ensuing year 1s2l-1s22. They
desire bids on Fourth Vein. Indiana Nine
Run and Franklin County, Illinois Mine
Hun. Bidders VIII specify heat and
analysts Of cosl on which they bid and
bid on delivering coal In the bins Of the
several school buildings Of the said city.
The mount Of coal needed viii be 1000
tons more or less.
6. L. SMITH President.
j. Il. B~ONrBERGER. sec'y.
T Il. TENANT. Treasurer,
4-9-6t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

Springs may bubble over but buckets
have to be flied As much water can
be taken FROM q bucket as is put ilto
II. Likewise prosperity has to be Gre
ated before men can become prosper
u He who refuses 10 help create
rrosperItY deserves one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
L. II. COHEN

AKIN COAL Co. phone 1913. residence
phone 2022 Hammond; Coal $3.50 per
tor, Fort View Lump. Best of coal.
honest weight 28-b
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

NOTICE
STATE or INDIANA. COUNTY or
LAKE. IS: N TIE LAKE SUPER
IOR COURT. ROOM NO. l. MARCH
TERN. 1921. 40. 2caa5. BENE-
DICT NJ. BAJCANY vs.. TMR[CTf
FANJA.
TO ENRICH FANJA GREETING
You are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff has this day filed n The
office Of the clerk Of said court his GER
tain complains alleging therein among
other things that you, the sad defend
ant. on the I4th day or February. 1910.
being then a resident IN the city Of
whiting In the County OF Lake and the
State o. Indiana and the same being
your usual place OF residence, vent to
parts unknown and have continuously
since SAID date remained absent and IN
heard from. leaving property In said
county without having made any gro
vision for itB control or management;
that by reason thereof. ssid property IS
suffering waste for want OF proper care,
and praying that your estate may be ad-
judged BY 70 ID court subject to admin
istrstion and an administrator thereof
duly appointed.
Now. therefore. you the said IMRICH
FANJA defendant and absentee afore-
said. are hereby notified that said com
plant and the matters therein alleged
win cons - eAr hearing ana determine
eaEx IN said court al the court ho,.
tie city Of Hammond. county aud
aforesaid on Tuesday. the 1oth cas
Man. 1921. or AZ soon hereafter rs sac
hearing can be had.
.A- 49, 80
court ct Hammond. Indiana, this 3t
DAY O. March. 1921.
HERBERT l. WHEATON.
Clerk Lake Superior Ca3cs
By Ruth Berg. Deputy.
A. r. WITKO. Whiting. Il l.. At<o
nsv for plaintiff.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
IN THE MATTER OF OF TIE ESTATE
or PETER MOLENAAR. DECEAS-
Ed. 40. oI9C.
Notice is hereby given that The un-
d~ersigned has been appointed Execu-
trix Of said Estate hy the Judge Of the
Lake Superior Court. Said Estate IS
supposed to be solvent.
GRACE ZELDENRCST
Executriv
Dated April st5 1927 4-2-16-2a-
NOTICF OF FINAL SEIEkEAEN Of
ESTATE. IN TIE MATTER or
THE ESTATE or MARY T>AUER.
DECEASED NO. 1921, IN THE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MARCH
TERM. 1921.
NOTICE is hereby given 70 the HEIRS
LEGATEEs AND CREDITORS of Mary
Lauer. deceased. 80 appear in the Lake
Superior Court. held at Hammond. Indi-
ana. on the 2S,h day of April 1921 and
show cause II any. why the FINAL SET
TLEATENT ACCOUNTS with the estate
Of said decedent should not be approved;
and said heirs are notified to then and
there make proof Of heirshtp, and re-
coive their d~isrributtve shares,
WITNESS the clerk of the Lake su-
perior court. at Hammond thjs 31st day
Of March. 1927.
HEtlbERT L. WHEATON
4-2-9 Clerk Lake Superior Court.
PETITION or BAN ~ FOR DIS
CHARGE. IN THE MATTER OF
THOMAS H. TOMCzAK, BANK
RUPT. NO. S35.
on this 21st day Of March. A. u. 1921.
on reading Of petition of the bankrupt
for his discharge.
IT IS ORDERED Fly TIE COURT.
That a hearing be had upon the same
the 18Th day Of Nav \ - 1asL be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
The Wonderful Tiarls.

From Bagdad 70 the sea. more than
COO miles, the Tisris is navigable for
any boat not drawing more than about
eight feet. River steamers 20 10 Bag
dad, though they often run aground
on the shifting banks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
The Forei9ners Dollar
And Your Share {
BY JOHN N. osKIsoN.

We have now reached 1891. the
year Of the Great Din. Floods OF
talk 0oud, complaining talk and
rivers Of statistics row over and
around us. All bearing RATS OF
figures. mostly foreign trade hg-
ures, with q Discard IN each Taft.
We were rich, and now we're
going broke"
Is that true, Ask the cotton
planter. ASK The wheat farmer.
Ask the grocer YOU rad with.
Better. 90 through your own peck
sts-and then say whether you are
81 well Off as YOU we're q year ego.
Now, about the explanation. We
are running behind for one reaRcn
We ara not selling as much al we
did last year.
why IL that Our own need for
Ahings has not decreased, nor has
u desire. Fc that matter, neither
has the need ard desire Of our Gus
toners overseas. Yet our foreign
customers have stopped ordering
from US, and coupling this with "a
buyers strike" at home. our sup
ply Of salsable products has piled
up faster than they can be mar
ksted.
We tuned up production during
the way so that IN 1919 VIC were
able TO sell abroad about SO worth
al SCuU Tor every man. Oma u
child in this country-ssy. 1913 for
every American family. Sixty 10
ninety cents Of every dollar col
iected from the foreign buyer went
promptly into the pockets Of our
workers. We spent literally. be
cause We could afford to. Prices
were high. but We could pay them
did pay them, a. a matter OF fact.
and ct the same time piled Up more
savings than in any previous year
Of our history. Also. we lived bet
ter than We ever did befova-were
not merely more eXtravaEant
The foreigners money did IL
Yet YOU can hear II said
We don't care anything about
the foreigner. We don't need his
trsde-don'r want anything 20 do
with him"
A man who had heard something
like hat a great many times de
cided 10 make an experiment. He
examined the manifest (csrgo
schedulel 81 the next steamship 10
cave an American port. and found
that il carried. among other things;
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
BOARDERS WANTED

BOARD AND ROOM for four Norkfne
girls Board reasonable; ISJ Jndi-
ana avenue, hammond. 4-6-9
ROOM AND BOARD-I gentleman. pri.
Vate family, o. Cscstliu street. Phone
Hammond 1861. 4-g-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED 10 RENT-5 room modern
Bungalow. East or South side prefer
red. best Of references furnished BI69
Times, Hammond. 500
WANTED TO RENT room cottage,
North side or West side. phone Ham
mond 1910. 4-s-2
WANTED TO RENT or room house
e. fat; address J.. G. Times. Ham
mond. 4-9-l
Nav IEt. Furnished house or aat, give
location in answer. Bt75 Times, Ham
rnond. A-9-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
LOST N FOUND

LOST-BroWu leather purse containing
wrist watch, between 14eth and Hem
lock ST. aud Michigan avenue Re-
ward: call Sc1-It Ind. Harbor. ES-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

It was a representative cargo. In
the production Of this cargo, nearly
every community in the United
states had a part and received a
share OF its money cost.
We are losing trade now because
the foreigner has stopped ordering
things from us Though he still
wants them, he can't order.
Why? Simply because he can't
pay except by giving a note due In
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
WANTED-FENALE HELP
W1NTED-sALEsLAby
SITUATION WANTED

wTETED-By won2an position as en-
sral housework IN Indiana I~iaTnor;
1925 Michig4G avenue. Indiana Harbor.
MUTATION WANTED-Aeeountant de-
aires work evenings, References and
Recommendation; Address III Times
Hammond. $50
MTTAT5ON WANfED-Bv Compton,
ater operator, two years experience;
AHdTasa BITS Times, Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

FOR SALE second hand electric
Washing machines. perfect condition:
apply at the Electric Shop. $50 Holman
street. Hammond. 1913
FOR S-ALE-Auto Trailer In good con
dition. reasonable. phone 1852 or call
at $40 summer street, hammond 4-9-l
FOR SALE-Butck y 80 AL condition..
5 passenger, cheap; phone 109F-M or
cal 467 Hoffman street, Hammond
1891
FOR SALE-Rcfrigerator 4e13 North
cntc aNenUe East Chicago. 4-9-l
FVfR SAI4F-Bahy tab, 4124 Olcott ave.
East Chicago. 4-9-l
FOR SAL.E-At a bargain. piano: s
bed springs, ash can. lawn nov er.
rake. etc. 1902 Beacon street. East chi
4-0-f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
WANIED-MALE HELP

WANTED-Man for plant maintenance
work n the INSTALLATION Of all kinds
II machinery: reply by Ietter. stating
wages required and previous experience,
FOX IT'S Hammond. Ind. 4-7-9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING NND PAPERHANGLNG
Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermett. phone l439 hammond.
1c-21-3Oi
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WANTED TO BUT

WANTED@50 #. lot south side. be-
tween Holman and state Line. be
tween Mason and Detroit s., address
B-N. 2. Times, Hammond $50
WANTED-Ford touring body; Albert
Stshnke. 1872 13Sth street, Phone 1913
Indiana Hsrbor. $50
WANTED TO RUY-Cement blocks.
call 1911 Alexander avenue East chi
cagO. So
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

Iperisnce foundry carpen-
teri Go. 3. Limbsrt & Co. I45th 81.
and rod avenue. East Chicago. 4-T-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
FURNISHED o

fOK REN1-NVell furnished steam,
heated room. for nasn and wife only
kitchen. privileges OF one gentleman
First block IN Grapevine Blvd. call Ind
FOR RENT front rooms for Ight
hskps- 1905 Forsyth avenue. East
chicago, 49,
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room Tor
sleeping or with ~kitchenstte, strictly
modern. Melville and Chicago ave, over
drug store. East Chicago. 4-9-1
FOR Administering room for gentle
men. modern. tho best down town
residence location. 70 Sibley street,
Hammond. 49,
FOR RENT-Beautiful furnished mod
ern apartment for three or four adults
SIS South Holman street. Hammond.
FOR PENT-Pretty modern furnished
rooms. cheap, hskps.. all Hammond
S9i4. Adj
FOR RENT-Nawly and completely FUR
nished Sleeping rooms; 1852 state
street. Hammond. 81
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms Tor light
askpg. also flat downstairs. no objoe-
ton 70 children; 244 Michigan avenue,
corner Oakley, Hammond. I'll
FOR - modern furnished rooms
e67 Hoffman street, Hammond. AL
FOR RENT single, 1 double room
heaIcd for one or -vo men: ASA Nm
goun avenue. phone Ea-t Chicago f4S-M
FOR RES-Pis2eant light hskpe
rooms, good nelshboThood; 1921 144th
street, bast chicago. 49,
FOR R~E.<T-LArge Sleeping room with
3 windows neatly furnished, suitable
for two men, phone s9S-W Hammond
22z Siblsy street. Hammond 4-S-i
FOR RENT-2 light hskps. rooms, con
~ modern; 1876 Waltham street, Han
mond 4-e-2
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FOR Rent


SPACE 70 LET-In store. phone Ham.
mond zS42. 5-3-tf
FOR RENT-3M %. #. IN Rtmbach Bids
2nd hoor. suitable for lodge, club or
mercantile; Inquire room 40. lam
raond. 47-3
F0R HENT-Garage. III Beacon street
East Chica 60. 4-t-t
FOX RENT acres Of good land, on
Thornton Road: Inquire s4z Indiana
avenue. phone Hammond S26W. As
FSp PFNT-s room nat. hot water heat
Inquire 1911 Cedar street. Indiana
Farhor. 4-5-3
FOR RENT-OficeS. also LYING rooms
in Rimbaeh Bldg. inquire room -.
hammond. $40
FOR RENT-For SIS. Nice sunny 5
room fat ct 823 Chicago avenue East
Chicago. Convenient to street ears.
schools. churches, stores and new Cal
umef PARK. Phone East Chicago $50
or call First Calume Trust and Saw
iugs Bank. Chicago and Kennedy ayes,
East Chicago 80
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09
REAL ESTATE BARCAINs

WISCONSIN FARM LANDS
LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NCABE1t Just
out. containing 1891 facts ~ clove<
land IN NArinette County. Wisconsin
II Tor a home or as an Investment you
are thinking Of buying good farm lands
where farmer grow rich. send at once
ToF this special number Of LaHdolosy,
II "a free on request. Address Skid
mose-Riehle Land Co, 405 Sk.dmore~
Slehle Bldg Msrinette, Wis 1:5:77t
FOR SALE
Modern : room Bungalow on East
state street. newly decorated. shades
and electric fixtures. $3.50; $500 balance
soc per month.
W are building a humble Of s room
az brick Bungalow on EatOn Fields and
Merrtll avenue $500 cash and balance
Soe per month.
Let US supply you with your next or
DER of coal. cement. stone blocks, black
dlr. brick on anything you want in
building material
II you want an estimate on painting
a~ccor1ttng. P~aperhnnGing. carpenter
brick or cement work, cali Hammond
JNO. Y. WILHELM 4 SON
FTanawnT FNlr4~arfrwm
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NOTICE no

BY CORA ~ ANDERSON.
Deputy Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-09

FOR SALE-Ford coupe,
1919 model, new paint.
new tires, car LIST class me
chanical condition, don't fail
to see this car. O.. X. garage
822 Calumet avenue. Phone
368 Hammond. 49,
Evening journal., 1921-12-12
GO AHEAD WITH
NEW M. P. CHURCH

With impressive ceremonies, each
OF fifty persons present assisting by
casting out a shovelful OF earth
from the place where the edihce is
to be erected, ground was broken
saturday afternoon for the new Pen
insula Methodist Protestant Church,
at Twentieth and Washington SITS
The services we're conducted by
the Rev. Leonard B. Smith. pastor,
assisted by the Rev J. NJ Sheridan
d. D., of Baltimore, superintendent
Of church extension work. The Rev.
F. G.. Holloway. pastor Of the First
Methodist Protestant Church, OF this
city. made the opening prayer.
DR.. Sheridan, in addressing the
church members prior to the ground
breaking. told OF the Importance the
new church was expected to have in
the community. and the splendid re-
suits that have been attained so far.
Among those present were MEM
bers Of the official board, including
w p. Hackett. S. ID. Boggs, W. d.
Venn, ]. II. Keatly. W. A. Craner,
j. J. Williams, r.. n. Williams, d. G.
] Evans. W. II. Driscoll, 7. Vernon
Scarborough, L. j. Rust. w. II. VIII
kins and Edgar Child.
The contract for the erection OF
the building was let to William ID.
Haddock and Company, at $4,000,
Work in excavating started this
morning.
Evening journal., 1921-12-12
DRY" LAWS
WILL BE ENFORCED

THE eighteenth amendment will
never be repealed. and the fight for
its enforcement will be won," was
the way in which Wayne b. Wheel
er, chief counsel for the Anti-Saioon
League of America. summed up in
an address in Scott NJ r. Church
yesterday morning. the result OF the
national meeting OF the league which
closed in Washington on Saturday.
Criucising the stand OF both Della
ware Senators against the beer bill,
Mr.. Wheeler said:
Senator Ball says in his published
letter: / believe that alcohol. under
certain conditions. is the only medi-
cine that will save life The meas
ure did not interfere with the use OF
alcohol. II regulated the use OF
whisky and wine as a medicine and
prohibited beer.
The Senator's objection to the
limitatNln OF the number Of pre-
scriptioiN is not well founded The
limit fxee in the law Is 100 pre-
scriptions in ninety days, except
where an emergency call for more
and then the doctor can get the ex-
ira blanks.
1T is significant that 70 per cent
OF the doctors do not prescribe any
whisky, wine or beer, and their pa
tients do not die for want OF It. The
bill as St finally passed is far more
liberal in the use Of certain liquors
for medicinal use than the laws OF
most OF the states.
IF doctors were allowed to pro-
scribe liquor in any quantity. and
let their own judgment fix the fre.
lquency OF the so-called dose. IN,
beverage trafnc would be trans
ferred TO the prescription tramc. 4
few doctors I'm a city could brini
Ireproach on the whole profession
The profession by this law is pro
tected from the odium that unlim-
tied prescriptions for liquor would
bring about"
Evening journal., 1921-12-12

ure and great honor OF appearing
before that honorable body with
DR.. Howard A. Kelley. Dr. Conwell.
DR.. crabbe and others against the
bill. The other side was ably repre-
sented and the vote defeating the
bill expressed the clear sentiment OF
the great majority OF the people OF
Delaware. Since then a new Legis-
lature has been elected and held Its
session and no bill in favor OF beer.
wine, &C, as medicine was even pre-
sented.
Senators Ball and DUPONT, elect
ed and appointed to represent the
people of Delaware. knew the senti-
ment Of an overwhelming majority
OF the people on this identical ques-
ton which had so recently been a
leading issue in the state. and they
misrepresented us when they oppos-
ed this national bill. My friends, I
am not grieved at their attitude, but
u am indignant that these men, who
are our servants, chosen to repre-
sent not themselves. but us, should
have voted contrary to our clearly
expressed and widely advertised con
victions upon this important matter
and I know that you share my in
dignation. And unless Senators Ball
and dupont make proper amends
am OF the opinion that the people OF
this state will elect others to sue
ceed them, when the opportunity is
given, who will truly represent them
We are not children. but men and
women with strong convictions and
as strong purposes-and we will not
forc,af