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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
NOTICE TO BRIDGE cONTRAc-

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRAC-
TORS
Notice is hereby given that seal
ed proposals will be received by the
Director of the Indiana State High
way Commission at his office IN the
Capitol Building. in Indianapolis. up
to ten (lo:00) o'clock a. m, June 6.
1922, when all proposals will be
publicly opened and read. The work
contemplated is the construction of
the following bridges on State High
ways:
street No. H.; Project No SA s;
Section No. d: Over Drainage Ditch;
On State Road SD: Lake County
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Trustees of the School City
of Hammond, Indiana, will. at a
special meeting. 1880 D. M. Friday.
May IS, 1922, at its office in the
Central School, receive bids for fur
nishing and delivering coal to the
several school buildings of the city
of Hammond during the school year
1929. Bidders are requested to
submit bids on 5000 tons more or
less of the following kinds Of coal:
Fourth Vein Indiana Mine Run,
Franklin County Mine Run, Poca-
hontas Mine Run. The Board re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids.
tSigned) L. L. BOMBERGER.
President
T. r. TENANT.
Secretary
f. A. WILHELM.
o.5.lo:l1 President
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Modern room cot
tage. golden oak floors. not water
neat, so it lot, call los Detroit st.
Sold by owner. Phone S70-J Ham
mond. 5:9.15
FOR SALE-122 acres level black
corn and blue grass land, so acres
Dlue grass pasture will care for %
mead, 40 acres under pillow. room
mousse, | mile town, pike road. IA
miles Bass Lake, r. F. D., telephone.
fenced, two drainag bitches, (no
sand hillsl splendid tract of black
land only $500. Act quick If you
want this. Claude $. Steele, Knox,
Ind. 5:I2:5
FOR SALE-We have several real
bargains in Hammond property,
either for home or good investment.
see us before buying elsewhere.
Heckler q Stinson, Room 102 First
Natl Bank bldg, phones 363 or ZOOS
aammond. Open evenings. 5:l6:3
FOR SALE-By owner, modern five
room bungalow on Forest ave
Phone 4o1 or 4391-M Ham. 5:16:6t
FOR SALE-A wonderful summer
home on Diamond Lake. Cassopo-
lis. Mich, 300 IT. lake frontage. Price
only $3.50. complete with furniture
Must be sold on account of death
J. =. Trescott. phone 2s12 Ham. 5:16
FOR SALE-Money making rooming
house, will take small house or
vacant and some cash. Write B-29
care Ilmes. Hammond. 5.16:2
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EXCEPTIONAL

room modern, well constructed
bungalow. on Detroit street, about
y block east of Holman. SO #. lot
Long living room. large dining room
and large bed rooms. All newly and
nicely decorated, oak trim. tile bath
and conservatory. Owner living
out Of town, will sacrifice. Price
$3.50. Only $1,000 cash Balance
like rent
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
FRANK J. WACHEWTCZ
Home of the Best Home Bargains"
Phone 1917 Hammond. 153 State
street. Hammond 5:162t
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Wiring and Fixtures

Lowest estimates furnished on
either wiring or fixtures; material
and workmanship full guaranteed.
Phone Hammond 1867 Thomas Beggs
FOR SALE--New and used electric
motors and machinery, used mo-
ters bought in exchange. Special
lists in rewinding and repairing.
Hammond Electric Supply e Repair,
142 Sibley ST. phone Bats Ham 5:l1:tf
FOR SALE-Delicatses grocery,
ice cream and cigar sore. sam
Krangel, COS Wentworth ave, West
Hammond 5:15.3t
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FOR SALE-F1rst class delicatessen
and Ice cream parlor. rent reason
able, across from high school, 97I
Calumet ave-, Hammond. d:3.tr
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WANTED TO RENT
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY 10 LOAN-And and s per
cent securities for sale. due / 10
SO months from date. Denominations
for SIS up. Real estate gold bonds.
Roe g. Petersen law. office, East Chi
cago, Indiana. $40. cow
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WANTED-25 helpers to dig ditch.
35c an hour. 3 hours per day Call
G. v. Dierst, foreman for Grinell
Company. at General American Tank
Car Co. East Chicago. 5:16:2
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" ANTED-By well rated Hammond
industry, young man stenographer,
IN sales department. We desire
man, who can be trained TO fill exc
cuttve position. Give all possible i'm
formation in long hand. Address E..
care Times, Hammond SIS 2
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NTED-SaIesmen satisfied start
about $35 week, because possibiIi-
ties unlimited. Apply between and
D. m. $50 Sibley st, Ham. 5:15:3
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENI--Furnishtd rooms. soc
and 81 a day. Spring cots, 3bc.
ny the week. 81, 50 and 81 Hotel
Carleton. Hammond. 10:4:tf
FOR RENT-F'urn. room for hskpg.
lss Plummer ave. or call 533 Oak
or bachelors. 500 Indiana ave,
Hammond 5:12
FOR RENT light hskpg. apt.
modern; Apply 141 Logan street.
hammond. 5;l3:u
FOX RENT-F'ufnished rooms for
light hskpg. Call at $40 Ingra-
ham ave-. West Hammond. 5;l5:3
FOR Rents clean turn rooms Tor
hskpg. 227 Michigan ave-, Ham
mond. 5.15.3
FOR kENT-Flle giant furn- room
with board in private home. 35l
Johnson st. Phone a35-J Ham. 5:15:3
FOR RENT-Large furnished room.
Reference required. Call u Ruth
St phone 1913 Hammond, 5:l6:2
FOR RENT bed rooms, also gar
age. Call at 427 Lyons ST.. or
phone Hammond 4396W. 5:16:3
FOR RENT furn. rooms. 207
Indiana ave Call 1852 Ham 5:16:tf
FOR RlsNT-3 room apt. complete
~ furnished. for the summer or
longer, just the place for compile
getting married. $45 per month: or
gentleman will share apt, with two
gentlemen for SIS month. Golden
3 Atlas Apt, East Chicago. 5:16:2
FOR RENT neat rooms for light
hskpg. So a week. 232 Indiana
ave. phone 400 Hammond 5:16:tf
FOR RENT room bungalow. nice
~ furnished or unfinished. Will
rent reasonable to right party. Ref
required. Modern in every respect
on south side. 1852 Garfield street
Hammond 5.16.2
FOR RENT-NiceIy furn. large front
room. los Ogden St. Ham. 5:l6:2
FOR KENT two room modern apis
? minutes walk from court house
Phone 1909. 80. 152nd St, Ham. Die
70 Furnished front room.
kitchen and bed room. reasonable.
303 Michigan ave. Hammond. 5.1i:2
FOR RENT Modern furnished apar-
tment and sleeping rooms. 40
May St. phone sow Ham. 5:17 2
FOR RENT-Roons. 427 Lyons ST.
Phone 4396-W Hammond. 5:l1 2
FOR RENTING light hskpg. suites
electric furnished Inquire s. Dou
glas St, phone 1921 Ham. 5:l7
FOR RENT-Large newly furnished
room suitable for one or two.
Phone 927M Hammond. 5:17
FOR RENT-Furn. sleeping room,
electric and bath 115 Clinton St
Phone a7S-J Hammond 5.17
FOR RENT modern rooms for
hskpg. 4429 Northcote ave, East
Chicago. 5:11:3
IOR RENT-3 rooms for light hskpg
441S Olcott ave. East Chi. 5:17
FOR RENT rooms TURN. for light
hskpg Call at "a Douglas street.
FOR RENT-3 modern hskpg. rooms
ST nh
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Price $500. Heckler s. Stinson.
Room 102 First Natl Bank Bldg.
phone S6S or 220S Hammond. Open
evenings. 5:16:2
BUNGALOW AND
COTTAGE BARGAINS!
HOMES THAT WILL PAY FOR
THEMSELVES
5 room cottage, on Ash street, near
Chicago ave. good north side loca-
ton. no assessments. $1,000.
2 room cottage on Truman Blvd.
just east of Calumet ave. 371h #.
lot. all assess ments paid, $3.50 with
only $3.50 cash down.
room cottage on Indiana ave-,
close in, bath, brick foundation, all
improvements in and paid for Only
$4,000. with small cash payment
down.
2 family house of rooms and
bath each. electric, gas. improve
ments all paid. Rents for $40 month
our price for quick sale. $4,000. with
$500 cash.
dence with garage and beautiful i'm
proved lot. Hot water heat. all
assessments paid. $4,000. only $500
cash down.
room strictly modern bungalow
on Detroit ST.. near Holman, newly
painted, garage and drive, all I'M
provements paid. Ready to- move
into Reduced to $4,000.
FOR QUICK SALE BARGAINS"
CALL
JOHN c. NOwICKr
Corner Oakley and Plummer ayes.
phone Hammond 217l. Open eve
nings. els
FOR SAILS room cottage on Cam
eron ST. All modern. basement
furnace heat, electric and bath Only
$4,000 $500 cash. balance easy
terms Jpo. f. Wilhelm 81 Son, ~
West state st. phone 50 Ham. 5:16
FOR SAILOR Calumet ave. so
fit. lot, . cottages. a real invest
ment. Price $3.50. Only $1,000 cash.
Phone 2S12 Hammond. I:l6
FOR SALE room house with barn
and garage. located in Hessvslle.
on half acre of land Apply Casper
Orvsz, Hoppe Road. HessVllle 9t16 -
FOR SALE@Attention bungalow in
Indiana Harbor. will take good va
cant in trade, with small amount
of cash. Address X. y. Y. care 81
Times. Hammond. 5:17:2
FOR SALE
New room bungalow on east side
large rooms, built-in features, oak
floors. Small cash payment, balance
W PoSNER & THRooP co.
Phone 1897 Hammond Open eve
nings. BIZ
DON'T WORRY a LOT. Buy one at
Cedar Lake and spend the summer
fishing and bathing. Address j. Il.
NJ, 499 Eaton st. phone Hammond
HAL SIZE
BARGAINS FOR QUICK SALE
New 4 room cottage; bath. cleo
trio lights; basement; 371a TT. lot;
". Olcott ave. at bargain. Good
terms.
3715 # lot on Elm st, North
Hammond. Bargain at $500.
CHARLES v. TERMINI co.
Phone East Chicago $50. 5:l7
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WANTED-Salesme previous exper
ience unnecessary. We give com :
plete instruction and liberal con-
tracts. Operating in Illinois. Ind
lana. Michigan, Missouri. Oklahoma,
Kansas. Nebraska and Iowa Can
use d few good men in Indiana Ad-
dress Agency Department, Standard
Life Insurance Company. F. O. Box
1880. ST. Louis. Missouri. 5:15:6t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

WANTED-Man, exp. in
repairing and finishing
furniture; Apply at once.
Edward G. Minas Co.,
Hammond 5-11-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

WANTED-Man cook In lunch room,
with references. IA West State
81, Hammond 5:16:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17

WANTED-Girl for homework. good
wages TO right party. Apply 1928
Melville ave. East Chicago. 5:f5:2
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

NANTEI-Girl for general house
work, no washing. reference re-
CURED. 80 Rimbach ave, Ham
mond 5:3:u
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WANTED-Girl or woman for gem
eral homework. must know how
to cook, no washing. 664 So. Hon
man ST., phone 38S Hammond Eli If
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AUTO ACCESSORIES
COMPANY
r A rIrsv1 NTam

FOR SALE-Big tire sale, all this
week. All sizes, 3d. Gary Tire
Store 442 Broadway Gary. Ind 5:1T:5
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BEST BUY IN HAMMOND

Modern brick fiat on Williams st.
Price $500. Heck1er s. Stinson,
Room 102 First Natl Bank Bldg.
phone 263 or 220S Hammond. Open
evenings 5:l6:2
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WANTED-Laborers, ten
hour day; Apply Ameri-
can Glue Co., West Ham
nond 5-16-tf
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Manitoba man to clean walls.
Apply Engineer. Hammond Bldg.
Hammond 5.16:tf
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Modern s room fiat.
End floor. 222 Sibley ST. Also
rarage. 224 Sibley St. Ham, 4:27
TOR RENT-Space suitable for a
modern store 637 Holman St,
apply strauble Bldg. 631 Holman
st. Hammond. SO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUN-
TY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-17
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-Cottage. Phone
Hammond 4192-W Call at 1877
Michi gan ave. Hammond. 5:15
WANTED-Ford truck, late model
Address B-27. care Times, Ham
m0nd 5:16.2
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MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-hariey Davidson, in
Al shape 1S7 Walter ST, fiat B.,
T-------- 5:17:2
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FOR RENI-furnishrd rooms. 50c
and 81 a day. Spring cots. 35c.
BY the week. 81, 50 and 81. Hotel
carleton. Hammond. 10:4:tf
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Purse containing money and
safety deposit vault key. Finder
phone 1300W Hammond Reward.
5.16:2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
RESCUE INSANE WOMAN FROM
PERILOUS PERCH IN TREE TOP
With Bare Feet Planted Firmly Topmost Branch,
Dcmented Patient Defies Efforts of Hospital
Attendants to Bring Her Down.

the woman's feet, piuioucd her arms
behind her. and. after subduinr her
supcrhuman struggles. which threat
encd momcntarily II throw them both
from the tree top TO the bottom of
Devils Leap" ScNcnty-.ivc feet be-
low. dragged her from her perch
and lifted her gently through am
opening in the high platform. IT
was like cutting down = body from
the gallows Carpenters and attend
ants grabbed tn" ShrckiuE woman.
whose gown Of white duck was
Sine, cd with blood and the dirt of
the tree bark, and held her as tender
~ rs her violent sGuirms and shrcks
would permit
iInEGnrd md HystrrIrnI.
She was hasgard and hystcrical as
nurses helped her gently up the
steep sides of the raviuc Her eyes.
once blu" aud cheerful before her
baby was born. were bloodshot. her
hands We're chafcd and bloody, her
hair t"uSlcd ana matted with blood
Even attendants. observing her prank
with cynical amusement. turned
away sympathetically as ;he woman
was led back To tho dangerous
ward Above tho shouts and ora
tions ot III" other inmates. all of
them complctcly unconscious OF Mrs.
Lynn boruplas and her nineteen hours
esCapadc, the screams OF the rescued
woman could Ice heard She cried
for her baby. She dciod the attend
ants To save her life. she fought des-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
Hy Clayton Whitchill,
United News staff Correspondent.

United News staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-Ancr
c!inEinc To the topmost limb of n
siNty-foo; chestnut tree for nineteen
hours in a nimsy hospital gown. Mrs.
Annie Lymboroplas. Gcmcnted pa
iicn,. was rescued today by an at
,cndnnt OF 81. Elizabeths Hospital
for the Insane, where Sin tIi been
under treatment for "A year
Through the night and half the
day She had laughed madly and be-
rated in English and Polish the
score of nurses. doctor; and attend
ants who begged her TO come down
from her DANGEROUS perch. But she
held on. screaming, in her blood
soaked hospital gown.
She screamed for her baby: IT was
brought "a her and placed at the
foot OF the high tree. only TO be
ordered removed by It's mother. who
could not Identify il as her own
She screamed for her husband: he
was hurried to her in an ambulance
from his home several miles away
in the heart OF the city. only To be
rallied At and forced TO leave. She
screamed for a big plate Of ice cream:
II was brought her and refused. with
jcers for the attendants. Each time
IA mad request was granted. she re-
vokod her promise to come down with
the pctulancc OF a child
Rescued by Min Force.
After hrcmcn. carpenters and at
PENDANTS worked fvantically through
The morning 10 build 4 ifty-fcot
scanold. she was brought down by
main force.
r. w. Sou,hall. a particularly ro-
bust attendant. climbing out on the
bending limb. fastened a rope about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
1900 TEXTILE WORKERS
:. STRIKE IN NEW ENGLAND
Operators in Seven Lawrence,
Mass, Mills Walk Out
Without Disorder.
PROTEST or WAGE REDUCTION
tAdditionnl 1000 Idle Result Of
Shut Down of Arlington Plants.
Controversy TIES lp Cotton In
fustry.
Try Assnciat.d prcss.

: LAWRENCE. MASS. March 81
Seven thousand two hundred textile
Operatives in seven cotton mills her"
lcft their work withuu; disorder to-
day i'm protest against waTc rcduI-
-tiou npproNimat!nG 90 per cent. An
additional 1000 workers We're idle
.as the result Of Shu; down OF the
Arlington mills. Tho strike marked
the spread 20 this textile center of
-tbc controversy that has tied M the
cotton Industry IN Rhode Island aud
New Hampshire for several weeks.
sItnim ~ Per Cent "f Workers out
frcauiZcrs OF the United Textile
SNEorkcrs OF America, who took charge
of the situation today. SAID NJ per
cent OF the workof' were out anu
that the results had been Jar beyond
their expectations, IN view "i inc
TACT that n week ago tn" operatives
were only loosely organized Lead
..,e II tho one big union, which also
Is interested in the strike. claimed
-hat thcir organization had gained
strength. Ben LcEerc, a member oil
-4be unions executive board, predicted
last week that. although III" united
would start the strike, his organi2a-
ZION would finish it.
I.,rerc. at conference late today
with Francis German and John j.
Dcau. organizers OF the 'hi'eu Tex
.,ilc Workers. made tho suggestion
that the two unions combine for the
.,,urposc Of conducting the strikc here.
tiormau and Dean said they thought
ravorably OF the proposition and
would submit 1t at once 20 l'rcs.-
dent Thomas. and McMahon, OF the
L. T. w. and 10 executive board.
viii owners Sny Little.
The mill owners also expressed
satisfaction with the situation and
said they had expected tho walkout
10 assume larger proportions OH
y.ialS OF the Pacific Mills. the largest
of tho plants affected. said the mills
Avould reopen tomorrow. The Everett
mills VIII also open. il was an
nUuNccd
Only ono plant was forced to close
today. Tho Meihucu Co. AT Methucn,
just over the Lawrence line. suspend
.ad operations when no workers re-
ported. At The other six plants. the
1boms were run With reduced forces.
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pcrately even III the hospital while
nurses placed slippers on her torn
feet.
one had escaped through II window
Oh the dangerous ward early yes
'trdaF evening while her nurse left
her nut Tor moment To get some
p'ahk"ts' Although cut and bruised
by her scramble through I'll" window.
winch she broke with her fists. Mrs.
LFmporopias ran across the hos
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rnlI. >irtcr, Stor,e. 10 Dco,h

NEW YORK, March 27-A,is.
Helen Klein, &c. "a stcnographer o.
Hsboken. was Killed tonight when
hiif feli down the elevator shaft of q
ira" way sNy9yTa2er, dropping SIX D.
tGfn floors. TIE elrf was throw n
into the shaft when the elevator
inro which shc was abou, To stcu.
sQfdenly assembled Michael Dugar
50, the elevator operator. was ar
rented on technical charge OF homi
iIde. HY told the police ne could not
ACCOUNT Nor the accident.
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pitaI lawn. barctuotcd. down the hfiy-
foot ravinci that borders the place.
and up the slantinE chestnut tree
with the agility OF an ape.
\ hundred children looked OH from
all vantage points. ana many Of them
sat on the opposite bunk of the
ravin" as in an amphithcatcr. Like
wise "a score OF employees watched
the rescue whenever they could steal
a minute from their duties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28

Both embodied in new-day tooth paste
called Pepsodent--for twice daily application.
Able authorities have proved it's efficiency Now
leading dentists, almost the world over, advising
its adoption.
Five new effects
Pepsodent combats that film with every applica-
ton II keeps teeth highly polished SO film less
easily adheres.
1t nutples also, the salivary flow - Natures
great tooth protecting agent. It multiplies the
starch digestant in saliva. to digest starch deposits
that cling. 1t mutplies the akalinty of che saliva,
to ncutralze the acids which cause tooth decay.
Twice daily it brings these five desired effects.
And modern authorities say the tooth paste should
bring them.
Watch these effects and judge them for yourself.
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube Note how
clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence
of the viscous film. See how teeth 1hitcn as the
flnl-coats disappear.
Judge by the benefits you feel Judge by what
your mirror shows. Then decide if you should Join
the millions who now clean teeth &. this way.
Cut out the coupon now.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-28
he Joys
That white teeth bring

Millions OF people have found them out in this
delightful way. This is to urge that you do so-and
Combat the film
Your teeth are coated with viscous film. 1t
eings 10 teeth, enters crevices and stays
That film absorbs stains, making the teeth look
dngy. Film is the basis Of tartar. Teeth that
by that finn
That film also holds food substance which fer
Hents and forms acids. 1t holds the acids in con
tact With the teeth cause decay 1t constantly
breeds germs, and they. with tartar are the chief
cause Of pyorIhea.
Nearly all tooth troubles arc thus raced to film
have been constantly increasing.
Ways to end it
>, Ordinary tooth pastes do not effectively fight
him SO wei -brushed teeth. as most folks know.
cscolo! and decay.
SO dental science has in late years sought eHec-
tive film coInbatan,s. Two have now been found.
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------------------------
Ryan. vice-prcsidcnt OF the lnicrna-
tional Lonesho-cmcus Association.
said today that it's 5000 members
!ntcnded TO render every possible
assistance to the United Mine Work
ers."
Any means We might decide
ANON Ne said. "undoubtsdly would
inc!ude our refusal TO handle coal
shipped in from foreign mines, as
Sell as orr moral and financial sun.
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PRESIDENT WILL KEEP
HANDS OFF FIGHTS FOR
SENATORIAL SEATS

tContinucd From ISire, parc)
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III ihulaha primary SInA"n!c' "e-
spite the fact that New is one OF
his most intimate personal friends
and Mrs. New is constant COM
panion of Mrs. Harding
III. dacisior az I,ordi,,,. s,,, on,
~ tho ENTHUSIASTICALLY oia,Tio,,. VII, hs
rscSiyod ,,,i,h ,,ix.I ,,,,,,ia,, az
for,n, condi,iates Tberc &c rn domh,
INA, sonarors la rnl,o,,, ard IcL,-
sn, vii annrocio,o ri siI.ro un,b
Of ines. senator's hnvc heon hi,,ar
ornaments of mo arms confaronca
,rra,i.s whiIc Johnson nrSnrJi,r
Ia rcliahje information rcc.iy.a fron,
wcs, C,oas, leaders wilI no r,,,,rron
IA Tho S.r,,n ,,. - .nrovh,, ia.s
r,aiori,v ,hao No ms rolcd IN nv,
p,,s, /, EoIle,,o No. :, orh, ., vt.
! hands I'm yviscorsir iii, G.v,an,,'iS
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EPISODE SEVEN
CIinch's Dump
CHAPTER |.
Go On With the Story

When Mike Clinch babe Hal
Smith return to the Dump and take
care of Eve, Smith already had de-
cdcd to go there.
Somewhere in Clinch'5 Dump was
hiden the Flaming Jewel. Now was
his time to search for it.
There were two other reasons why
he should go back. One Of them was
that Lcverett was loose. If anything
had called Trooper Stormont away,
Eve would be alone in the house. And
nobody on earth could forecast what
a coward like Everett might attempt.
But there was another and more
serious reason for returning to
Chnch's. Clinch, blood-nad, was
headed for Drowned Valley with his
men, to stop both ends of that vast
morass before Quintana and his gang
could get out.
1t was evident that neither Clinch
. nor any Of his men-although their
very lives depended upon familiari-
ITy WIKI the Wilderness-knew that
4 tnrd exit from Drowned Valley
lcNstcd.
", And that was why Darragh, or
Smith, finally decided to return