Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 201, Hammond, Lake County, 6 February 1917 — Page 2

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THiS TiMJ. BEWARE OF sudden colds. Take cascaactquinine WE PAY BAY AT THE

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The Id family remedy In tablet form safe, sum. easy to take. Nj opiates no unpleasant after effects. Cures colds in i4 hoursCrip in 3 tluys. Money back if it foils. Get the genuine box with Red Top arid Mr. Hill's picture 01 it 2o scuu. At Any Etu Str o

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If President Calls for 500,000 Volunteers, Our Quota to Train at Detroit.

Sehroetcr and Leonard Flstor. lVlegates to the Hammond branch of the ;.rm.t n - A trii-ri, an Alliance

Messrs. Krausi' and l.ewke. Follow in? tin' ivuimi' business session, the audemeo enjoyed a nimhi r of i ' 'ri'ss. s nnd rniisi. a! numbers, the 'atter having been rendered by the Misses t'lnra and Lori Ss. Thw Tic v. I". Well presided :is tiMstrnnsinr ami rsponscs were mn,l. bv Uu following:: "History of tho (ViiKn gallon." by Pr. i dent Flstor. "Cliurch Finances," by Se-orotary I.PWkr. "The Business of the Church," by II. A. K.Iiner. "German Ci vl'.izs t i. m." by F. C. Miile r. The prhioip.nl address was mn.1e by

-ir. .Miner an! was very much by a! I.

Within the next six weeks it is planned to hold a 8iniil.tr event, with the idt a of making it a family affair.

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WASHINGTON". V. C. Feb. fi. The -r department has made plana for faining o i 0.0 0 0 volunteers in case a all shall become necessary. The plan, formulated by the war collt ge division of the general staff, has tieen approved by Secretary of War Baker. Under th plan the country Is tentatively divided into nineteen Infantry ami six cavalry areas for mobilization and training purposes. The troops will ba distributed approximately in proportion to population. Ulll Train lit Ietrolt. The Tenth to Thirteenth congressional districts of Indiana and all of the state of Michigan are included in the Thirteenth Infantry division, would train at Detroit. Lake Comity1 Quota MH Men. This would me.-.n that the Tenth Indiana district would be obliged to furnish 1.50'i soldiers at the first call. As Lake county comprises one-half the district there wouid be 700 to S00 required from here. Gary's share would be between 200 and 25 men: Hammond and Fast ChlnSo each, around 2"o and the rest of ti e county in proportion. Central and southern Indiana and certain Ohio districts would mobilize at Fort Benjamin Harrison, near Indianapolis.

The only political or seunrajHuuii subdivisions within the United States

ma le on the basis of population are congressional districts. These dis- j

t -: . t s can. therefore, be used as a eon- I venient unit In forming divisional! Charles S.-honert. a graduate of the : areas. There are lt such districts In , Purdue university, and a youne man the United States. In the following of ability, announces !n today's Times grouping all areas are divided inta six-I his ca ndidacy for the nomination for! teen or seventeen districts, except o ne j the offl.'t of city clerk of Hammond.1 ta-h of fifteen, eighteen and nineteen, subject to the democratic primary..

March fi. Mr. Pchonert has lived in ! Hammond more than p'.x years and is ! employed In the city engineer's of-1 flee. He has formed an extensive acqualntance in the city and commands1 the respect of all w ho know him. A practical business education together ' with h!3 university training make him j an tir.usually able candidate. I

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS To the Voters of Hammond: I desire to announce my candidacy for the office of City Clerk, subject to the will of the voter?, as expressed at the city primary March 6. and I request the surport of all democrats who are believers in efficient government. 2-6- WILLIAM E. J. KOLR

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Piles Cured In 6 to 14 IE ays Pruepists refund money 1f I'AZ- OTNTM EXT fails to cure Itchinjr. Blind. Bleeding or r'rctnidins- I'iles. First application gives relief. 50c. GARY'S wfiT OP TO GDVERNDR

Gary is nearer to having a court today than it ever was since it began its campaign years ago. Action by the lower house of the legislature yesterday, when the bill transferring room 3 from Hammond and Crown Foint to Gary, puts it up to the governor for his signature. He has three days in which to veto the bill. Whether he will, howfver, remains to be seen. At any rate, ih5 governor before taking action on the bill has agreed to give all sides a hearing Thursday, and it is expected that another demonstration will be made to impress the chief executive

both ways.

DEATH OF KATE THIEL

-rv..-. cnate committee oh .uimiuaj i

, v,-i ih ron Hammond by Mrs. A

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creatine a new- criminal court at Crown

i.nin? and it was expected that

committee would report on it some time

Xowfl of the unexpected death of Mrs. John J. Kussmaul. aged 40, of Huntington, formerly Miss Kate Thiel of Hammond, was received by Hammond friends yesterday. She died late Friday night of heart trouble an! was buried at Huntington with funeral services at the home of. the Methodisn church there this afternoon. Prior to her marriage and removal to Huntington eight years ago. Mrs. Kussmaul was employed as a linotype operator on Thb Times. Mrs. Kuspmaul Is survived by her husband and his son Krnest, by a former marriage, her own father and a sister of Macomb, 111.

News of lie r death were received in

Hunt and her

daughter. Mrs. M. P. Ludwig. of 30

this! ,ulej reei. wnom sne visited re

cently. Mrs. Ludwig was at Hunting-

Choice of Ghair or Rocker

ocker Day lias a'ways been a

fyreat success here - probab y because we selecl the Best Chair Bargains obtainable. For WUesi$iiesgSaifps Sale

todar. No time is set jet fo

on the readings. Attorney v.". ,T. Whinery has called n all petitions which were out in the. various factories in order to talte them to Ind.anai-e.is to lay them before Governor (ioodrich. It is expected that the total number of voters and taxpayers gathered on these petitions will run up to live thousand.

the votes j ton today to attend the funeral.

ASTHMA SUFFERER Write today. I will tell you. free ot charge, of a simple home treatment tor asthma which cured me after phy eicians and change of climate failed I am so grateful for my present good health, after years of suffering, that I want every one to know of this wonderful treatment. Mrs. Nellie Evans, box 555. K. 6, L)es Moines. Iowa.

CELEBRATE DY II NICE BANQUET

Making the annual election of officers an occasion for a cet-togethfsr i atifjuet. fifty men of the Fri d- i. -i Kvangf Ileal church dined in the church hall connected with the church at the corner of Sohl and Indiana, avenue last night. The banquet was served by the 1 idles oi the church and was served by the young ladies of the parish. The following officers were elected: President Henry Ulster Sr. Vice president Ilev. Peter Weil. Sci re ta ry George F. Lewke. Financial secretary F. B. Schmidt. Treasurer H nry Lister Sr. Trustees - Henry Krause. Jacob

WHAT THE DOCTOR KNOWS KIDNEYS MUST BE RIGHT TO INSURE HEALTH.

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Few people realize to w hat ex lent their health depends upon the. condition of the khineys. Tlie physician in nearly all cases of serious illness, make.s a chemical analysis of the patient's urine. H- knows ihat unless tho kidneys are doing their worji properly, the other organs cannot readily be brought back to health and strength. When the kidneys are neglected or abused in any way. serious results are sure to follow. According to health statistics, Brisrht's Kisease, which is really an advanced form of kidney trouble, caused jiearly ten thousand deaths in one year, in the State of New York alone. Therefore,, it. is particularly necessary t. pay more attention to the health of these important organs. An ideal herbal compound that has had renin ikable sue. ess as a kidney remedy is Ir. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and blad.ier remedy. The mild and healing influence of this preparation, in most cases, is soon realized, according to sworn statements and verified testimony of those who have used the remedy. When jour kidneys require attention, get Swamp-Hoot at once from nny pharmacy. Jt is sold by every rlrueirist in bottles of two sizes 5oc. and $1.00. However, if you wish ilrst to test this Ki'eat preparation, send ten cents to I)r. Kilmer Ar Co., Binghamfon. N. Y.. for a

One of the momentous subjects that has ever come before the citizens of thif; region will be taken up next Thursday evening at a joint meeting of the chambers of Commerce of Hammond, East Chicago and Whiting:, held at the Hammond Country club. ,At that time there will be a tentative discussion of the question of the amalgamation of these cities into one big, populous, prosperous, economic entity. Shall northern Lake county Ve made in one city, in purpose, in administration and in name? Shall these cities be made one municipality that will be able to take its stand among the great cities of the middle west? It is pretty generally agreed that if it is to be done at all. now is the most auspicious time. Never has there been such a unanimity oh thought and pur

pose between these cities. Never have!

liiey had more problems m common. I

Never has the bond of sympathy been stronger between officials and representative men. It is hoped that there will be a large attendance at this meeting, which is called at the Hammond Country club.

We 9 we Securer! a Uifondeiful Vatuo The piehive does not do those chairs .justice they must he seen to he appreciated. An entirely new desiun, larjre and massive, exceptionally well built of genuine oak in fumed or golden finish or birch mahogany, hand rubbed and polished, rounded back, moulded edge, massive scroll a": is; the back and seat are nicely

upholstered in Genuine Spanish or black leather.

Kogular price ?rl.oU. uioice ot chair or rocker, Mill End Sale price- "dnsday. One Dollar Cash, One Dollar Monthly

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rying in your pocket for the last few ' made by the Gary Scouts, days is good tonight at the Ly ric the-j Scout' Commissioner Lester W. Caratre. East Chicago. Some member of lander has called a meeting of all Gary the Welfare association sold it to you Scouts to be held at the Y . M. C. A.

told you you would see a first j Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. All

ss nlcture show- at tnat popular ; scouts are to come in iuu umrorm as

evening. Feb. 6.

far o possible and a special anniversary program is being arranged.

theatre on Tuesday

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ivi, l-'eb. C. Yesterday ine v niate afociaiion oas ciuui- ujieiiKMunr,. ti -s-ejelt t ... Ve--

Rev. Gunder of the proceeds at the Lyric and some i outs oi America, is iu ioe

eilent films' have been premised. "Scouts of America wl.l be read.

WHIT IN

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.. i .. .i.ctaoce telct'hono call, exc

Kaving "Come borne at once, mother is The Triangle film will be used ex'iviow'' so bo took the first train for cluslvely and it Is said that there need

ln.r hedside. arriving at 2 p. in..

bu be no fear but that the picture will be

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mother has t.asts.i to her neavenij uumm,.. """"- "' ...t 12 (in o'clock, noon, our hearts go' . . .

out in deepest sympathy to Hrother Gunder iu Ibis temporary loss of mother. In the absence of Itev. Guilder. lr. oborn prcaclK-l and delivered a very powerful sermon. The large chorus is showing wonderful improvement day by-

day. You who are going to join im forenoon with some of the boaters of j chorus, don't lose any time, if you do, fhe chamber in that cltv. A number

J. E. LAHROP ON GROUND John K. Iathrop. who speaks on city planning tonight before the East Chi

cago Chamber of Commerce, arrived In j Hammond this morning and spent the!

ou iie ,t.T..i0 -- - iiicin win uu present si cue incoi- .

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ty lor special naioio. ..v. - iMg neia at the l n.tea 1'resD.vterian call attention to an important change in church at Indiana Harbor tonight. TV. irt-n- ... ..... ...

I a lormer aruioun. on-.. a... r. ir. i.amrop 19 looking over tne ter-

eether social hour, wbnh was anounc- r;t(,rv to some extent and gathering

ed for Friday night, has been changed jigures and d ita that will enable him j

10 Thursday niKht. Remember the .(1 ?et some Krasp of tl,e j-.jg problems change, and be present. that will be upon us should the neighKead The Time? dady for the tabner- horing cities amalgamate, ntcle d.)ings. Services at 7:20 tonight. All cltiiens of the city are invited

to the dinner and to hear Mr. lAthrop. The church Is at the corner of IS'ith and Hemlock and Is eas'ly readied. The piates will be 50 cents- each.

WHITING HOME DESTROYED

(Special to TiiB Times.) WHITING. IN Ih, Feb. 6. Crossed w ires caused a disastrous fire yesteriay at the home of Joseph J. t'hiila, 20!t Cleveland avenue. The Chiila's hnd , lived in their beautiful new home only j a veer. The blaze was seen by neigh-j bors, coming out of the roof. Thev i

vice chairman; Mrs. Oscar Martin, treasurer. Mesdarr.es O. C. Brandenburg. J. A. Arney and K. L. P.eid as-

."Isted the hostess h entertaining

luncheon was served at the cone

of the evening. About thirty member?: tfere resent and a very pleasnnt even;ng was spent. Mrs. George Fisher entertained fhe Pinochle club yesterday afternoon at her home on 145th street. In the card games the prizes were won by Mrs. Foster. Mrs. Percy Roberts and Mrs. C. 1 C. Hughes. Mrs. Percy Roberts was a : guest of the club. In two weeks Mrs.j

roster win entertain at her home on South Magoun avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith en talned Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spencer

laughter I rancis at a 6 o'clock dinner : V

aft evening in honor of their first i 1

! The ladies of the M. F. church are1 Aj

making great preparations for their fjL pie social to be given tomorrow even-I hiIng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank t

by experts from various angles 1 v imams on Jiagonn avenue. A hue ; 4

at the Central school, the meeting of proeram has been arranged and every-; ?f the Parents-Teachers' H!h School 1 ' ody Is invited. This Invitation is ex- j iA

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YOU ARE INVITED Iiecause of the liberal elective system of studies Inaugurated within the

Hammond hich school within the paft j

few years, parents having sons and j

j daughters in the hiifh school and those ( cnMt..wn1-.eTiar c. 1 1 , H n c t h c-i r children I

there, must form a. new conception of 1 " '

what a present day high school training means. The suhject is almost as important to the parents as to their children and Iiecause it will be discus-

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"THE PRICE OF SILENCE''

Also Btay Cartoc TOMORROW EXTRA BIG DOUBLE

Jack Pickford and Louise Huff

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TICKET GOOD FOR NIGHT

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You Can't Brush Or Wash Out Dandruff

The only sure way to get rid of dand-

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notified Mrs. Chilia who went to the! ruff is to dissolve it. then you destroy basement and seeing the furnace was1 it entirely. Tf do this, get alout four

all right, dashed . upstairs' and still could see no Are. She went out of doors and by this time fhe roof was

a mass of flames. The frightened ' with th

1 woman tell in a taint and neighbor

notified the fire department. The fire was u very stubborn one to tig lit being confined within the wai.s. The ent:re upstairs was ruined and the front, part of the downstairs was ruined by watev. The i .rniture which w,is new throughout hen the Chilia' b moved Into their new home was ai.o badly damaged. Mr. Chilia estimates his loss at $2.roiii on which he carries insurance, and feels very fortunate that the blaze

(dub there ton ght Is indeed important. Ail parents wanting to krovv more about the high school curriculum are

invited to be present. In addition to j

the talks there will be a hich class musical program. Attorney I.eGrand j

T. Meyer ii the president if n gani7at ion.

ice is defired.

PASTIME-S

TO-DAY

Special Adder!" Attraction Francis X. Eushmrai and Beverly Bayne

PRIEST IS TAKEN SICK. Special to The Times. WHITING. IND., Feb. 6 Father

Penedict M. rtnjcan- of the Slovak St. John the Baptist Catholic church of Robertsdale, who celebrated his silver Jubilee commemorating his ordination last Sunday, was confined to his bed

ounces of ordinary liquid arvon; apply yesterday and today it was feared that

It at night when retiring: use enough to he might contract pneumonia. moisten the scalp -.nd rub it in gently Owing to the celebration which his

friends arranged he was up Sunday

East Chicago

Her People and Occurences

"The Shielding Shadow ' '

1 - i j o morrow a .J-act Feature

I -Tne uountry uocl rorgot" ; THE GREAT SECRET

j I liursuay, a ;-act t'''ituro1"tTV(1,-.

Do this tonight, and by morning, most 1 from 5 in the morning until midnight - not all, of your dandruff will be gone, j and at the banquet in Odd Fellows' hall ml three or fo ir i.ion- applications will , in Whiting he complained of a conges

tion in his chest and a bad cold. His many friends hope he will be spared the ordeal of a severe sickness.

...niphtely dissolve and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it. no matter how much dandruff you may have. You will find, too, that all Itching and digging of the scalp will stop at once, and your hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and lock and feel a hundred times better.

LOCAL BOY SCOUTS TO MEET AT GARY

J Thursday, Feb. s, 1917. mbarks the

11m can srot liriuid arvon at any drug neventh anl verso.- r th. ririi-.in-

Jample bottle. When writine be sure i..v. n,.t ... t,, ....lock in tho nmmincr1 1( Ii inevnt-nsivo nn.l nnvcr fiiUt'nn ni- . . "j

nrl mr.t.lu.i. Tlie I te (V.iitit v Tm.,. " ' . - "'"uuni AHienni mill ruil-

Adv. " " instead of in tlie m'.ddla of thj, night, to do th work a. al, recognJUon 0f the day is to be 11. Clark, chairman; Mrs. Judge Boggs,

Woodbine camp, Koyal Neighbor will meet tonigl'.t in K. of P. hall. Ah members are requested to be present. Miss Floy Mcintosh, telephone operator at the Inland mill, is confined to her home on Hlili street on account of sickness.

The home ecor.omh: :! ion of th j Woman's club held one of tlie most pleapant meetings of the year last j evening at the home of Mrs. J. J. j

Turner on Bar.t.U avenue. 1 ne nou.-e was tastefully decorated in the Valentine suggest inns, consisting of red hearts, cupids and carnations. A progra4n was enjoyed during the evening in which Mrs. Thorn -is Williams rend-, ered several vocal selections, and Miss Pally of Hammond, eave a number of interrftlng and enjoyable readings. Following fee program officers were ieto.i for the coming years: Mrs. II.

USE FERTILIZERS Put every acre to its proper use and make the must of the high produce prices USE BUFFALO BRAND FERTILIZERS manufactu: ed by IXTKRXATION'AL AGRICULTURAL CORi'ORA'I ION" Cincinnati Works. ASK OUR LOCAL DEALER LAKE COUNTY PRODUCE COMPANY HIGHLAND, INDIANA. for latest information and prieei of our POTASH FERTILIZERS there are several kinds. Bp one of the wise ones and order earlw

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