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Page Two THE TIMFJ5 tu-j i 1 II ill i ii FOUR-MOTOR, TWO-BODY CAR BUILT FOR RECORD TRY been forbidden and an appeal lias been launched for $75,000 to put ii side, have gradually become more dangerous. They are now In such condition that ringing them has Since suffering considerable shock from the Silvertown explosion of 1917, the steeple and bells of the Church of St. Mary-le-Bow, Cheap- I MM rHWWtl the church in order. i BUNDESEN WON'T BE CANDIDATE TEETH Extracted Careful and Painless by Scientific Application of Novoeame $1.00 een prohibited because of the salt monopoly held by British interests. The "salt making" campaign had been one of Gandhi's most effective means of arousing the public sentiment, similar in many respects to the American colonies' rebellion against the idea of payment of the stamp or tea tax.

The Nationalist congress leaders were hopeful of an immediate solution which would result in ending of th civil disobedience movement against British rule. Gandhi returned to the viceroy's palace at 2 p. m. and resumed conversations with Lord Irwin. It was understood the congress had abandoned its demand for an Inyestlgation of alleged "police excesses" in suppressing Independence demonstrations due to the fact that the viceroy "expressed regrets" and also to the viceroy's approval of "peaceful picketing" of foreign cloth and liquor shops in the future.

Gandhi defined such picketing as not offending the ordinary law of the country and as not being a manifestation of resistance to the government. 1L used in the transportation of liquor. Many automobiles have been seized under this law. It remained for Federal Judge Tilman D. John-con, however, to seize a bicycle which had been ued in the illicit trade.

F. A. Gardner, a messenger, pleaded guilty in Judge Johnson's court to the sale of narcotics, and was convicted of transporting liquor. He was sentenced to two years on McNeil island on the narcotic charge and 18 months on the liquor charge. Englishman Has First Shave in 62 Years BRIGHTON, Eng.

(U.P.) For the first time in his life Walter Packham, 2, retired salesman, has just had a shave. Without disclosing his intentions to anybody he went to the barber shop and ordered Ms flowing, 15-inch beard and eight-inch moustache shaved off. Explosion Has Silenced Historic Bow Bells LONDON. The historic Bow Bells of Dick Whittington fame are silent. Chicago Race Between "Big Bill" Thompson and Anton J.

Cermak HECOUTE The Aristocrat of Plates Crown and Bridge Work low as $6.00 True Byte Plate light and strong $25.00 A Good Low Priced Plate $17.50 Dr. WAMPLER, Dentist 574 Hohman St. Upstairs Over Armstrong's Jewelry Stors and the Newark Shoe Stora new world record of better than 245 miles an hour. The car is to have four motors one within each wheel and two pointed bodies to overcome wind resist This odd-shaped automobile is being1 built by E. J.

Pennypacker of Hollywood, in an attempt to produce a motor car capable of breaking Sir Malcolm Campbell's ance. The record attempt is to be made at Pismo Beach, by H. A. Patterson, former motorcycle racer, one-time aide of tht late Sir Harry Segrave. U.

S. Seizes Bicycle Used in Bootlegging SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. (I.N.S.) Federal laws give the government authority to seise and sell vehicles a ditch near Crisman by- a touring car. The men were buried beneath the machine, one of them being seriously injured about the head, the other two suffering minor bruUos. The Injured man is Barney Jergens, of Hammond.

The other two occupants of the car were Chester Baranowski and George Jergens, also from Hammond. HAMMOND. The Wabash College Glee club, after an absence of several years, has again put Hammond on its itinerary for an annual spring trip and will give a concert at the First Presbyterian church on Friday evening. The concert will be given under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor society of that church and the workers are making arrangements for getting out a large crowd. TRUCE IN INDIAN CIVIL WAR GARY.

Skidding on the slippery pavement, a machine driven by J. Grabowski, crashe into trolley pole at the Intersection of Fifth avenue and Tyler street, in Gary, last The machine was damaged but the driver escaped injury. Here's That Way to Lose Fat a Pound a Day on a Full Stomach (By United Pres) CHICAGO. March 4. Coroner Herman N.

Bundesen withdrew his nam as a tentative candidate for mayor Tvith statement that in doing so "I am contributing- my full share to redeem Chicago from the grasp of Thompsonism." Bundesen, who polled more than 1,000,000 votes to become coroner, had been placed by friends in the race against "Big Bill" Thompson, republican and Anton J. Cermak, democrat, but yesterday decided he would not need the "draft" call. The. paramount need In Chicago, Bundesen said, is "eradication of Thompsonism and all it stands for." "If it would help to solve Chicago's rroblems, I would be glad to enter the mayoralty race." he said, "but the eradication of Thompson is an Aim greater than personal ambitions or party designations. "In the opinion of many if I should nter the mayoralty race there would be a grave possibility that, by some cruel twist of fate, the vote would be so split that Thompson would be re-elected.

For Chicago's good that is risk I cannot afford to take. "Four more years of Thompsonism would bo too much to ask even of such a virile city as Chicago." Bundesen, known as the "go-getting" coroner, received "thousands of endorsements from the 200,000 letters he sent to Chicago mothers the day after Thompson was renominated by the republicans, he said. "That assurance and the vivid recollection of the 1,087,000 votes this community gave me when 1 was elected coroner in 1928 have convinced me that I could poll a larger vote than the candidates of either party," he said, "but I have decided 1 will not enter the race and I trust I am doing my full share to redeem Chicago irom the grasp of Unsettled Question Concerns Return of Volunteers Confiscated Property WHITING. Members of the Whiting High school basketball team and their lady friends were entertained at a birthday party at the Stowell home on LaPorte avenue in honor of the ISth birthday anniversary of Abe Stowell. The party was given by Stowell and Mrs.

Wilson, the evening being spent in playing bunco. THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY FOR HAMMOND AND VICINITY Free Feast Fattens Hungry Hogs LAWRENCE, Kan. (U.P.) Thirty tons of luscious watermelons, and all you had to "do was to eat your fill and feed 'the rinds to 70 anxious hogs! That was "Watermelon Red" Snook's treat to any and all comers recently on his farm near this city. But the melon feast was nothing unusual for Snook. It is an annual affair to which hundreds look forward with anticipation.

On the day of the feast the highways leading to Snook's farm were packed with the autos of melon-hungry Kansans. Last year it was estimated that 600 persons took advantage of his hospitality and ate themselves into a near stupor. But Snook's interest in the feast Is not wholly philanthropic, as he says. "The free feed isn't entirely a total loss. Pork's bringing a pretty fair price now, and those hogs sure do get fattened up." Harry Newman, chief of the rubber division, department of commerce, says the time 1s coming when rubber roads will be common in the U.

8. for GARY. Gary's only victim of the Porter, railroad wreck, was buried today. Funeral services over the remains of two and a half year old Arthur Eckman, who was In the fatal day coach in company with his aunt. Mrs.

Lily Baer, of Michigan City, who was also killed was held at the First Congregational church In Gary this afternoon. Burial was in Oak Hill cemetery. you can hold. Don't go hungry a minute. Cut down on butter, sweets and desserts, bread.

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Eat a lot. Eat all (By United Fresa) NEW DELHI, India, March 4. A truce in the Indian civil disobedience movement apparently was at hand tonight with only one outstanding question to be settled. The unsettled question, which was the subject of consultations which the Mahatiua Gandhi continued to conduct, concerned return of confiscated property of volunteers in the independence movement reinstatement of dismissed government servants. As a result of agreement between Gsndhl and Sir Schuster, representing Lord Irwin, the viceroy, the salt tax problem was solved, by granting permission for natives living along the seacoart to gather, manufacture and sell salt which previously had the new HOOVER HAMMOND.

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