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The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
BEFOGGING THE ISSUE

Partisan elements Of the press are playing
up opposition to the administrations merchant
marine program In the Republican ranks as
threatening to impede It's course through con-
gress. This Is at variance with the record SO
far available. Opponents of the measure who
have sought to discredit 1t by applying the term
subsidy" meeting with increasingly cool
reception under the educational campaign that
has enlightened the public as to the real mean
ing of the administrations plan-the need that
1t aims at meeting and the scope Of its effect
The more the people realize the meaning of the
merchant marine plan the more they realize its
mrit and the need for its enactment
This is a measure that calls for support, re-
gardless of party affiliations and sectional pre-
iudice. The administrators program Is direct
ed along lines that assure benefits not only to
shipping. but to the nation as a whole; not only
to seaboard interests. but to the interior. The
promotion of foreign trade via American ship
ping would be beneficial to all elements of the
population, and the establishment of the mer-
chant marine on the basis of a secondary de-
fense In event of war would mean increased na-
tional protection. The fact that increasing sup
port of the measure is being registered In Dem
ocratic strongholds of the south shows that it Is
non-partisan in appeal.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
NEW YORK MAN LAUDS
this WONDER CAP PSULE

gas on the stomach. Indigestion and
constipation or money will be re-
funded. They enable you TO eat
what you like and enjoy 1t to the
full without discomfort
Jaoues' Little Wonder Capsules
contain a number OF reliable. stand
I'd medicines. Acknowledged to be
valuable in treating gastric and IN
testinel disturbances. Just one or
two f the capsules ard a swallow
CT water after each meal Will
aid in digesting your food prop
erly without any disturbing Effects
-hey will also improve your appe-
tite, making TIE foods necessary TO
health appeal to your taste. II YOU
nave chronic dyspepsia. continue
taking the capsules and they VIII
tone up your stomach and assist In
restoring health
Jaques' Little Wonder Capsules
are quick. sure stomach relief with
out fuss or bother. Try them tooazs
On sale at Weis Drug & Staty Co.
Hammond: NJ Sternberg. Whiting;
or so cents by mail postpaid from
Jaques Capsule Co. Plattsburg. n.
Y-Advt-
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
The The Passing
II S:h:o:g:!; !;;::, So:
tea1zazzkzEzsks'Rz

you may not believe It but we
saw a Ford
DRIVER the othsr day who was
not leaning forward
A scientist assures We that
THE skunks maximum range
rs only from Is IL TO IS feet,
DEPENDING upon the Individual
skunk.
BUT We suppose a conservative
man
WOULD always assume that the
INDIVIDUAL he happened to be
in the
VICINITY OF at the moment
WAS a 1e-footer. and perhaps
ALLOW 6 or inches extra
FOR POSSIBLE error IN the
ESTIMATE Of the difference.
ON smoking the last of our cam
paign cigars,
WE find that for once we are In
FORMERLY philanthropists built
WATERING troughs along the
roads
-. s
o,r.,m ~ -. .hdn
motorists.
NOW that enc OF our esteemed
s''O - '>
S ~
ourselves
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
Regardless of the merit or otherwise of

Regardless Of the merit or otherwise Of
these bills the return of the filibuster is to be
deplored. Besides its waste of time it is ethi-
cally indefensible since it befogs the issue. The
resort to parliamentary tactics of obstruction in
stead of a stIaight-out vote on the measure at
issue is species Of political petti-fogging with
infinitely more possibilities of thwarting than
advancing the wish of the people Votes are
swayed by irrelevant factors and worthy legis-
lation is more often prevented than vicious leg
islation is defeated by this circuitous method.
But with the margin so close in the next con-
gress. the country is probably going to see a
lot of filibustering in the next two years.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
RETURN OF THE FIL1BUsTER

The narrow majority of the Republican II
the new congress has revived the filibuster. u
IS. according to reports. to be invoked IN the
special session Of the present congress and in
the regular session in December TO hold up leg
islation and force a special session of the new
body before the regular session 13 months
hence The ship subsidy bill, regarded as like
ly to get through the house in short order. Is,
according to this program to be obstructed in
the senate until the new congress. when it Is
believed to have no chance of passage. The
Dyer anti-lynching bill and the loan to Liberia.
the other pending measures. may meet like
fate.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

ABOUT anything. whether II be
A wholesale poisoning. it's own
GRAND orera or the stockyards.
WHAT little potential fun
THERE is about being sick as a
dog.
Ig not sicker is torn from
YOUR enfeebled grasp by tho
WAY anybody you happen to be
ROASTING to about It always
knows
SOMEONE. probable himself.
WHO once had the same thing
BUT in much moro severe form
HIS life. m fact having
BEEN despaired OF for weeks
sso.o00,OOO heiress is going to
marry a poor boy.
WHO. draws pictures.
WELL. he won't hs.ve to draw any
money
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
J.sues' Little Wonder Capsules Relieved
Obstinate Intestinal Indigestion


+. II. Phillips. Of 26s West 12sth
e.~eat. New York city. is one OF the
hundreds who heartily praise Jaaues'
Little Wonder Capsules. He recent
Iy wrote: Il have been aIllcted Tor
many years with an obstinate case
of intestinal indigestion and constl-
patton for which l have used many
remedies with little benefit. A
friend suggested the use of Jaoues'
Little Wonder Capsules and I take
pleasure in certifying that they
have been beneficial from the very
start and I heartily recommend
them to others similarly afflicted.
This is but one Of many testimon-
fals coming from those eager to do
their part toward spreading the
knowledge Of the relief they have
experienced. Jaoues' Little Wonder
Capsules are guaranteed to give sat
tsfying relief IN dyspepsia. datulence.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
All Fat People
ShouldKnowT This

Fat people owe q dab. Of xrntt+,da
70 tho author OF tho now famous
Marrnola Prescription. and are sttli
more indebted for tho reduction of
this harmless, effective obesity rem
eoy TO tablet form. Marmola Pre-
scTaptlon Tablets can be obtained at
all drug stores the world over at the
reasonable price or ono dollar Tor a
CASE or you can secure them direct
on receipt OF price from the Mar
mola GO. 46l2 Woodward Ave. De-
uoil- Mich. This now leaves no ex-
cuse for dieting or vtolent arsrri.a
for the reduction OF tho overfat bod Y
70 normaL-Adv,
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

For the first time in years. saws
Robert Barclay OF A. Johnes street.
Newburgh, ". Y. II am enjoying
good health and freedom from rheu-
matism.
For two years I was a slave 20
rheumatism and no one knows how
/ suffered from stiff swollen joints,
aches and pains. 1 was so bad for
months at q time that 1 could not
work and loss of sleep wore me all
out.
After the irst bottle OF Neutrone
Rx. 'es', commenced to feel bet
ter. The swellings and pains left my
Joints and muscles; my health and
strength returned. and never felt so
fine In my life. 1t seems almost too
good to be true.
IT would Ike 10 meet the man or
woman that Neutrone Rx 'ss' Will
not help. You can tell the world that
there is nothing like It for rheuma-
tisra"
..Neutrone Prescription "ss" now
comes in tablet as we'll as liquid
form. whichever is preferred.
Leading Druggists everywhere
SUMMERS f.HARMACT
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

The State Y.MC.A. convention
opens In Hammond tomorrow
morning with a trip TO the Gary
steel mills. Three cars on the
Gary and InteTurban will con-
vey the visitors to Gary.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

Many hunters are wasting
lot OF time at Wolf and Mud
Lakes in Hammond these days.
Ducks and geese are scarce this
year and only q few are being
bagged.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

The Inland Steel Co.. has let
the contract to the Wisconsin
Bridge Co. for 123 tons Of
structural materials for sup
porting and housing bolt con
veyors at the Indiana Harbor
plant
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

Kirk L Simpson, OF the staff OF
the Associated Press at Washing
ton. received $1,000 for the best
news story OF the year 1921.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

Members OF tho Cumberland
Lodge Gun Club wifi hold
turkey shoot at the lodge on
the Kankakee river Sunday. A
special train will bring Chicago
members and guests.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
NorIcR go suRscR1RURs,

.roun ~ ysa sAn to rscsvs your THE TIMES
ESMpt1y as you have i1 tho do NIX
-. s~n ossn lost or vas not sent tims THE TIMES
aSN NOR e@S@d tSs mailing nA In
earnestly ite patrons on nm@ n crnnn
= AaN Lsn8 when do gee ye1r paper and Ts
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
~It makes
your mouth water

Latest dental research has thoroughly
established the fact that dcntifrice should
contain mild fruit acids to stimulate the
saliva which Nature provides to keep your
teeth and gums healthy. SoaPy ingredients
cannot do this because soaps are alkaline,
They discourage saliva Aow and bring on
tooth decay. Note how Listerine Tooth
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

Three cars Of an z. J. 4 E.
freight train were derailed at
Dyer yesterd&S when a drag
ging brake beam tore out
switch frog.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

The lake County epidemic Of
measles has now reached Crown
Point
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
YEARS
! 0n AGO

Frank Cravena 10, soa of At
torney l. v. Cxavsna. of Ham
mond. fired four shots into the
body cf his step-mother this
morning and then fired two into
his own body. during q fit Of
anger. Both are In the hoapttal
and tho outoone Of their in
5uraes In uncertain,
The East Chicago Commercial
Club Last night decided to
send = committee to wAahinSton
to endeavor to perruade Con
gress TO make the appropriation
Of sL335.00o recommended by
the Rivers and Harbors Com
mittes for the construction OF
the outer harbor at indiana
Harbor.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
The Times Newspapers

SORELGN ADyERTIsxNG REPRESENTATION,
A<~N@AN FAKNE & CO. CHICAGO
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

SUMMERS PHARMACY
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23

Procure tube of this delicious denufrice from
your nearest drug dealer. The price is age. Give
it thorough trial. Notice how your teeth respond
- how that atnztural white gleam is restored. You'll
be delighted with the results and you want no
other dendfricc from this time on.
The Lake County times., 1922-11-23
Made by the makers of
Listerine, the safe antiseptic
II cleans but cannot injure
tooth enamel

Naturally, you would expect long estab-
lished firm like the Lambert Pharmacal
Company TO provide you with a scientih-
callv correct dcntifrice-or none at all. L
took this company years to perfect this
paste for you We are sure it is right-an
the price also is rig ht.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

Darlington Hair Nets, larger
and stronger than most others
Tuesday only-S5c a dozen.
Fancy Dress Trimming Braids
in . large assortment of colors;
regular prices 14e to 85c a yard
now 10c to 6Oc.
Soutache Mouse. Tail and Pig.
Tail Braids in 12.yard pieces;
regular prices 35c, Soc and 75c
now 25c, 35c and SOC.
Wood Bead Crdles in q Va.
riety of colors; regular price S5c
now Soc.
Dimity, Wolfe and some Hand
Made Blouses; all.whits or white
with collars and frills in colors-
$l.75 each, q third under price.
Nys,lkled Dimity Bed Spreads
in size 63x90 inches-$1.66 size
1880 inches-$1.85; size slx9O
inches-$2.25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
WHEELER CALLS PlNCH0T
VICTORY BLOW TO VETS
Predicts Law to Harmonize with
Volstead Act

A prohibition law in harmony with
the main provisions Of the Nolstcad act
was predicted by Wayne II. Wheeler,
general counsel for the Anti Saloon
League, in an address at Calvary 1m-
theran Church last night. He spoke
on the result Of the recent primary
election and declared the nomination OF
Clifford Pinchot a victory for the prohi.
bition forces.
The defeat Of all wet" candidates
was characterized by the speaker as
lone Of the most encouraging signs OF
the times" He praised the Supreme
Court $ decision Of last week forbidding
the shipments Of liquor from one coun.
try to another through the United
States. He predicted that when the
bonded liquor is concentrated in 100
warehouses instead Of 304 a shortage Of
several million gallons will bc dis
closed for which the bondsmen will be
responsible.
THE defeat Of the beer and wine
candidates said Mr.. Wheeler, "in
Pennsy ylvania who tried to replace those
who had voted for the national en-.
forccmcnt act. is one of the most en-
couraging signs Of the times. II shows
that the people do not take this beer
and wine propaganda as seriously as
the vets do.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
BANDHOlTZ TO TESTIFY
FOR BLIZZARD DEFENSE
Lawyers Hope to Strengthen AIibi
for Man Accused Of Treason

Charles Town, W. Va. May 30 -
by A. PD-Brigadier General H. H..
Bandholtz, who represented President
Harding in Federal activities to restore
order after several thousand miners and
others had marched across two coun-
ties and given battle to defending forces
on the border Of Logan County last
summer. was expected 10 be fhe princi-
pal defense witness today in the trial
Of William Blizzard in rhe Circuit Court
here under n charge of treason.
One Of the things which the lawyers
hoped to show by General Bandholtz' s
testimony was that Blizzard was with
that officer for considerable part of
August ~ on an inspection trip through
some Of the coal fields near the State
capital. On that day according to the
testimony Of one of the State wit
ncsses. Ed Reynolds. he and Blizzard
were leading armed miners in the march
against Logan County. which caused
indictment Of many union officials on
treason and other charges.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
'OLOSE LIVES
IN BETHLEHEM FIRE
n. J. Rsidy, Merchant, and o. E.
Dennis Victims as Two
\ Stores Burn
LOSS PUT AT $150,WO

Bethlehem. May 80. - Thomas j.
Reidy. forty two years old. secretary
treasurer OF the United Furniture Com
pany. and Oscar T. Dennis. thirty
two. bookkeepcr. lost their lives Satur-
day night in a fire which badly dam.
ased the companys stock and building,
causing IN loss varously estimated be-
tween $3.50. .OCO and 5000 900. The loss
Is partly covered by insurance.
The stock Of II. Il. Flcishcr 4 Co,
IN the same building. was destroyed.
The fire ragged for hours before it was
definitely known that the two men had
been trapped in the burning building.
One theory is that the fire was caused
by escaping gas in the basement,
although no one heard an explosion
Another theory is that there were
crossed wires.
The South Side business district. in
the heart Of which the companys build
ing is located. was crowded with shop
cashier. detected an odor of escaping
gas and informed Mr.. Reidy and Mr.
Dennis.
The men Investigated and found fire
in the cellar. Mr.. Rcidy then went to
that part OF the lower floor occupied
by r. Il. F'leisher 4 Co and gave the
alarm to Mr.. Flcisher. seven clerks
and about half dozen customers in
the room and all fed
A. Il. Anderson. fire chief. and
Charles Mentzell. David Hartigan and
Fred Mack, fremen. were overcome by
smoke, Mentxell being admitted 60 ST.
Lukes Hospital. while the other three
Nere quickly revived.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

a. 49, x,u- -
mi.,cc mrs. May rum i'aCrencs; oi
pittsburgh, ana Mrs. john y. Miller.
chairman OF the Pennsyivan'a l<ague
OF Women voters. VINO was memoer
OF the Commission OF REORGANIZATION
OF the state Government wnich was au-
thor'zcd by the iast leSislsturc.
Among the men, OF course. Will be
Or. King and possibly sucn men as
Frederick J: GrueneerE. director Of the
Bureau OF Municipal research ot Phtl-
adelphia. and rrankIn y. brewer,
president OF the rennsyivania state AS
sociati?n. which mas aTeaay drafted
plan OF reorganization. wnich ~ among
the programs being studied by the can.
didate.. -,
Pinchot himself Will virtually be q
member OF the commission and VIII
work. lead and direct ITS work. There
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
PlNCH0T'S VICTORY MOUNTS
With Some Districts Missing. Plu'
rality Now 10 16,4o6

Official returns received from several
additional counties today increased
Clifford Pinchot's lead over Attorney
General Alter for the Republican NOM
ination for Governor to il, ,406. Figures
from all but eighty -four districts in
ithe State gave Pinchot a total Of
5O7.7 .7j7 and Alter .492.35l.
The figures include the Official count
in thirty three OF the sixty seven coun-
ties and the complete. but unofficial,
count In most Of the others. OF the
missing districts nine are in Armstrong
County. one in Dauphin, two in Frank
lin. seven in Lackawanna. five in
Lawrence. eighteen in Luzerne. TWEEN.
ty-sevcn In Northampton. seven in
Somerset and eight in Venango.
For the Democratic nomination for
Lieutenant Governor Robert +. Patti.
son. Ir.. is leading Charles d. McAvoy
by nearly 10000 in the thirty six
counties from which returns have been
received. The vote stands: Pattison,
30, DOG; McAvoy, 26,38S.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

Radium "Step.ins" in the
wanted high sports shades-
$2.95.
For those who are going to
Europe or other long trips We
can supply large and very com.
modious Suit Cases which hold
almost a. much a. Z steamer
trunk. Made of black snameled
duck and strongly bound with
cowhide leather all.around stYaps;
24.inch size-$7.6S; the 26.inch
:ize-$s.l5; the 2S.inch siss-
$s.7Si the 30-inch sizs-$9.60.
Black Enamsled Hak Boxes,
bound with tan or black ksratol,
neat lining, 18.inch size, strong
top and bottom-$6.OO.
Wsmen's Bathing Suits IN ssv.
srsi q. - nstyies-spscialIy priced II
vS'SS' .. \ A'~' tt H
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22

Envelope Chemise-l0 pretty
styles fashioned Of batiste in white
or pink; exceptionally we'll fin
ished. And only $l.0O!
Crepe or Batiste Bloomers,
edged with 6let lace, flesh color
or white-$1.00.
Charmeusette Costume Slips,
top and straps edged with 6let-
$2.95.
At $l.5O each you may choose
Chemise or Gowns which repre-.
sent unquestioned value. Several
models, each one dainty and diff
ferents hemstitekag, embroid.
cry and .filsi ~ - effectively
used for trimming and the ma.
terial Is . lovely soft batiste in
white, flesh and several of the
popular tints.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
MAN BEATEN AND ROBBED
Deal Beach Contractor Awakes In
Swamp Minus eankrolI

Deal Beach. y. D., May 22.--Follow-
ing a poker game, In which he won more
than 500. according to police. James
Hughes awoke In Hog Swamp, south
west Of this place, badly battered and
with the sight of one eye probably lost
minus his bankroll.
Hughes is in the Monmouth Memoir
ial Hospital, at Long Branch today.
and Detective Charles o. Davenport
and other investigators Of Asbury Park
and Deal Beach are looking for his as.
sailants.
According to hospital physicians.
Hughes was knocked unconscious and
robbed on Saturday afternoon. and re-
covered consciousness at . o'clock yes.
terday morning.
Hughes. according TO police in Asbury
Park. knows his assailants. and has IN
formed the detectives who they were.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
KILLED IN ROLLER COASTER
Two Others Hurled From Speeding
Car In Amusement Park May Die

New York. May 22.-Onc man was
killed and six men and two women were
injured when they We're hurled from a
roller. coaster car Mt Starlight Park. a
Bronx amusement resort, early yester-
day. Henry Spitz died from fractured
skull and two of the others have slight
chance for recovery.
According to witnesses. two persons
in the front OF the car stood up as it
shot around the second turn of the
slide, fifty five feet in the air. and
were thrown out when the safety bar
broke under their weight. As the
operator, Neil Connolly, clamped on the
brakes the others also were flung into
space.
Connolly was arrested, charged with
suspicion Of homicide, and held In
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
Ram Attacks Woman

Allentown, Pa, May 22.-While ssv.
oral persons were walking over the farm
Of t. q. Miller, scar Yoders bcAesl::
house. Mrs. Robert Clauser, who had
become separated from We others. was
charged by ram OF the Miller dock.
She was knocked down repeatedly.
The men In the party attacked the
ram with sticks and s,cncs and drove
him of, Ht
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
PinchOt Prinled
to Clean House


informal gossip as the result of the
conference between Pinchot and Prof.
Clyde l.. King, Of the University Of
! Pennsylvania. Through Prof. King,
who will be a member of the Pinchot
commission to study the finances and
administration Of the State, rinchot
will introduce the Hoover idea of eff
cheney into State government.
Prof. King is regarded by Pinchot
as not only a professor Of public
finance and Of political parties, but also
as one Of the best informed men IN
Pennsylvania. II not the best informed.
on all kinds Of practical governmental
questions. He has worked with Hoover
on n number Of different commissions.
and is perfectly familiar with the Sec
retary's ideas. Besides that he served
on the committee which did tho pre-.
the Republican National Committee
prior 10 the national convention which
nominated President Harding. Pinchot
feels that in King he has found man
who knows theory and practice init.
matrly
my conference with DR.. King" said
Pinchot. has thrown great deal Of
light on the questions now before US
and great progress has been made"
Has pJaux for Hugs Saviurs
King for nyamnle e,nio;naJ a.,
anaIysi, ~ state annronriatiors for
~ ios, ION ,ooro u,hich h, LoI ,>ro
n,rod lis of o,ber work IN cn,poc
,io, ,;,I ,bo reorgoniyotion - ,Lo
S,at, ,ororrnont b,s aIroaJy hco,, ~, ,m
under wav hv Kinu '''
Tbe ,na,vsis of Statc annronrio,;or.
shows bow yos, SUMS could bara 'i,o hon,,
sayed "a Pcnnsylvanio md therefore 70
,be taxno,crs IL tho, hal hcer ,,odo
with onrtbing ike decent business mnn' ""
acement
In thcir confercnco King and pincbot
LeyoIonoL tho nIan that n centroIiyo.
,ion of outhor;tv a, Uorrisbury that 10
n centraIizntion of state functions and
not Local mr. county f,nctions ,berehr
eliminating Implications and overlap
pings. would save tremendous sums now
wasted in inetficiency and extravaganza.
Standardization of purchases, Of ma
terials. even Of stationery. and Of a
hos, of other things used by the State,
to say nothing of n standardization Of
jobs and salaries. would save hundreds
OF thousands now absolutely lost in big
md little political jobs and in political
sinacures and what not.
Amazing. is the way one of the
conferocs described the results which
cnuld ho brou0bt akout hy thoyouyb
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
ASTORS SAIL TOMORROW
viseountess to Make Final Speech In
New York on Impressions Of v. 8.

New York. May 22.--I,ord and Lady
Astor were the guests over the week.
end Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rogers
Winthrop at their estate in Woodbury.,
l.. /. Lady Astor passed the day rest
ing. She will speak tonight at the
dinner of the League for Political Edu..
cation in the Hotel Astor. 1t will
be her final address in this country,
as she and Lord Astor will sail for
England tomorrow. She Is expected to
sum up her impressions OF her Ameri.
can and Canadian tour, with particular
reference to prohibition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-22
$1,000

Lovely straight-line models developed in
Canton crepe Of quality which drapes so we'll
Some of them are ebeaded-wonderfuy beaded
Others are plain. Sizes from 36 to ~. Sum-
mcr Frocks of unquestioned merit at very
modest price! r. .