Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 275, Hammond, Lake County, 3 May 1917 — Page 4

1'ACiiv J?OUK THE TIMES '1 liursdnv. May HU7

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PUBLISHING COMPAHT.

Tha Times Sit Cslcajro-Ind'.ana Harbor, dally except Sunday- Kntared at the postofrtcs In Em Chicago. November IS, IMS. The Lake Couuty Tim Dally except Saturday and Sunday. Entered at the poatofTlce In Hammond. June JS, 1906. The Lake County Times Saturday and weekly edition. Entered at the poatoPtee In Hammond. February 4. The Gary Ermine Times Dally except Sunday. Bntred at the pesteCTIce In Gary. April 13. 112. All under the art of March S. 1ST, aa aeoond-class matter.

roaxieM advkrtisiso omcm. Ill Rector Bu!ldln m-. . .Cntcago j

I broader and higher cause. To consider a. constitutional convention now j would menu an expenditure of, energy, expenses of at least $l,00o per diem, which we ran til afford, and which can he put to dearer and more sacred use ! now. It would divert the attention of Indianians from the solemn duty that j condoms them: and besides a large share of the voting population would be lawny and just now this is a changing world. i Sooner than we realize we will face the toll or war and the prospects of I food shortage. It will mean every bit of energy we K)ssess to cope with it.

We will have, to make sacrifices. .For one thing, let us forswear at this time that which means so much to many, but we believe that they will patriotically withdraw iheir objections and crmeed. that Indiana, nevr wanting, owes her thne. efforts, wealth and people !o the nation, to our ailie, audto humanity

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WHY PICK OS THK XKWSPAPKIJS?

.J1C0. 3101. S1UI

TELKfHOSiKJ. Hammond (prtTte iichinrt)

(Call for whatever department wanted.) Gary Office : Telephone 137 Nassau Thcmpeon. East' Chtf ago Telephone 640-J V L. Eraaa, East Chicago Telephone 737-J Ent Chicago. Tbb Tium !0 Indiana Harbor (News Dealer) so1 In.ltsna Harbor (Reporter end Ctasslrted Adv telephone 412M or .85W Whttir.K Telephone a.VM Crown Point Telephone -X Hecewtach Telephone li

The fact that one newspaper or chain of newspapers chooses to devote

ik no reason

LAEGEE PAID UP CIECtXATION THAN ANY TWO OTHER NEWSPAPEES IN THE CALUMET REGION.

ii- iwcp frt-e of uilvertisins oavment to the appeals of the navy

tor demanding that the small weekly and daily newspapers throughout the country shall accept ioverniiient advertising; free. jtl congress three gentlemen who are politician- first and newspaper owners afterward declared tluit I lie newspapers of the country should print the advertlsins of the government anil cha:i-.e no' hint; lor it. We are sure that every newspaper editor, no matter how small his income or how nival, his difficulties with the present extortionate charpe for

white paper, would gladly accept this suggestion 7 if other citizens would

GO I It? Same. j Ji!OMlw rveiiy vv m itwuT-j lhr -a t-a. ihmwnmU of ctlitt.r in the I'nited States whose total profit 1 from New York, was arrested hist

:.: i. ... i ,.r,c i nietit on tne charare of heir! d

verir is ess nan me or ce mat an hiiimihimiiuu niaiver ciirtifce hm vuc , .-

e bit: explosive shell. These smaller editors, working many f them lor

There were about twenty-five there from Whit In. I'.ast Chicago. In.llana Harbor ami Garv. Lefreslimeiits were served and a most pleasant afternoon was spent. The Knihts of Columbus of WhitIns; will entertain at a reception in honor of their priest. Father Miller, and h'.s assistant. Father Koeder, at their meeting; next Tuesday night. Misses Olwen f'rtteliard and Haze: Cameron, were borne from Kohurt last r i ir h r .

j Jude liny K. ilrea srave a lecture j on How to V ote." at the hiph svhoo! : assembly iui.ni last niRiit. -Mr. Green ! took lit- the manner r.r votinsr. The , lecture was well a'temlcd, tins bcitijr 'the third i.sif of the course, j John ; ill war of Harrison avenue. was arretted by I'te( tive Arbton of ! the Pennsylvania railroad on Tuesday night, rliBrjiinji h:m witii hreakinu: onn tiie seals on freight, cars. C.ilwae j was bound over to the superior icirt land rejeased on $::ih ttond whn.it was

i anted by Steve Kaminsky and Itoiatz 1 Ch'ef of I'olice Ciay ('. C'ollins is im-j proving from hi. very serious illness j

land hopes to be out by tne end of tne

week. I

Thorn Kelly who eaid be hailed

DEAD ON HIS FEET OOLD MEDAL. Haarlem Oil Capsule will bring now life and quickly relieve that stopped-up congested feelins:. They will thoroughly cleanse, and wash out the kidneys ar.d bladder snd . gently carry oft the til effects of excesses of all kind. The healing, soothing; oil soe.ki right Info the walls and liniiiii of the kidneys and expels the poisons in your svstem. Kep your kidneys In pood shape by daily use of i(LD MEl'.Yl, Haarlem Oil Capsules and you will have good health. Go to jour druggist at once and norii a racksjee of ;!us time-

honored, world-wid' remedy. . it Is not' a "patent medicine " It Is passed upon 1 by U. S. Government chemist and de I clared pure before comtngr Into this country. (JOhD MEDAL is th rnre, original liaarlem Oil. imported dlrecl from the ancient laboratories m Hoiland, where it is the National House

hold Kemedy or tr.e sturdy Dutch, laxk ,'nr th name GOLD 11 EDA L on evt rj box. Tour druggist will griadly refund your money If not as represented. -Ad

of J. Ktihlman. spent several days here at the home of her son.

Miss Anna Hr ashler

spending a few day? with Mrs. J. Kuoy.

Ht r li ;-e.

ac-

Kii rra'JcenH iit I in us sure lit''-kiiLr satis

hntcvor tin- iri-c U'ct iiiiiiiotional)c ainl j unlit y.

a beautiful st-k iV-t dianioiids in

hon. yen i valu V("

of pel

If you hare any trouble aattlng Taa Times m?ke comoUlnt Immediately tp the clrcu'.atton department. Ths Times will net be responsible for the return, of anr unsolicited manuscript articles or letters and will not notice anonoymous communications Short signed letters of general Interest printed at discretion e

for nothing; also ! love the govern- :

JUNK the junkers; KVKX the men who knows it all can occasionally be taught something.

MIGHT gonerai !

as well get used to calling him lien. Roosevelt. Good evenius

SOME cheering food speculators.

news, anyhow. Congress has decided to go after the

NO wonder steel now sweet sixteen.

shares are so much sought after. 'Age of steel trusl

in a

; stngi

less than ire pay of a good day laborer, would like the ammunition tnakers, !the bankers and (he others to offer what they have to the government iwiTHOl'T '"HARGl! if the newspaper editor is expected to give- without charge the only property he h.is for sale, which is h: space and his white I na opr. t

; Will the congressmen who ask .-mall editors to work .work for the eovernrnent without anv salary because they

jment. so during the war period? j When they and the others who get governmejr money and government ; contracts .shall have announced that they will chanse the government nothj ing and work free of charge out of pure patriotic affection it will be time lo ask the local editor to donate his spa- free of charge. 1l would be rather humorous to say to a copper producer, '"You must 'show vouf patriotism by selling copper to the government at a profit of ONLY

THUKK 11 1'NDRKO I'KK CKN'T." and say lo the country

Q hsrA livint- You must show YOl'K PATRIOTISM by

eminent nothing at all." The publicity of the Heats' newspapers is at the service of the government any department of the government Chicago Kxam.inep.

editor who makes charging the gov-

ROBERTSDALi

Sato Cur.ninelKim of Indiana HarboiN visit ed nt the Levtrenz home in My i thy avenue, vesterdav. Mr. and Mrs. John I'.laul of F.ast Side were guests at the Hlaul home in Roberts avenue, last evcnir.fr .lames Massed of Lorain", Montana, left Tuesday for his borne after spendiwo weeks here ini business. Charles .lewett of Hftmniind visited at the .Iwe'.t home ill Indiana boulevard, yestciriay. Fred LinRbam of 'Myrtle avenue re

turned ttome .Moliuav irom oionia

Mich., where be spent severs

ST. JOHN

Mrs. Jacob Roe. ker spent Tuesday with relatives at Chicago. Mrs. Frank Thlel -was a Ci.uaso

visitor on Tuesday. Mrs. Julia Kropp of (. stiendlna a few dav s her

sister. Mrs. Jacob S'ciimi: t arid fatn- j i!v. 'V Jos. M. Gei lach has purchased a !lrf fntersvate roadster. , Mrs. Mary .Ma get- of Cook, sjnit a i sliort time bete Tuesday while on lift way to Sehererv'.l'.e i Miss Margaret Do-achr was a Motion visitor on Wednesday. i Mrs. Joseph S.-haefer of Hammond, ; spent "Wednesday here w lih her par- i flltS. i

ii . ..i.iiia .inioilK ine ri a iiiiooiei i -- .- j

1 days vis- 'ed aesda v w ere Mrs. rrank Herman

the latest settiii'jrs. John E. McGarry Jsweler-Gplonietrist

TT yVf edTertlsfnc will eifsMe T" to break nil your buninea reeords lot right iwir.

Scott an

WE'RE not in King George's class. aNo wields a hoe in the back yard.

but King George is in our class, lie

THK KrRST Till Nil.

XOTE that the government has decided to stain a war on insects. Tbi? Is where George Sylvester Viereck is going to get his.

marines.

SHOW your appreciation ana saiowe a few navanas each day this week. were

Cuba's military commission has arrived in our midst. nor guard even

J struggle or even

BOSTON'S city officials have declined to permit employes to get off to i Germany's defeat.

attend ball games. Office boys' grandmothers will kindly take notice.

WHILE talking about the war might mention that Brazil has proclaimed hfr neutrality. Had noticed a neutral tasre about the coffee for the past few day. '

ANOTHER indication that women are beginning to realize their rights Is that a local man is suing his love for divorce because she threw a stewing pan at him.

First, everything else must he subordinated to the fifth t against the sab-

rhey strike at the common lite oi tne wnoie rnisiisu-speaivniH

world. As we have said before, they are like invisible knives slashing at the network of maritime communicat fons. which are an essential to all overseas communities as the air they breathe. 1'nless the submarine menace

mastered and beaten, America could neither toucn tne enemv in r.uiope

her own costal tratnc it nruain were wors.eu in ,uai nearly worsted, "no combination on earth could bring about

The probiem can be solveu. it is no; ye, soiveu. u is

rovvhere near solution. Our food situation in the four months between now and our next home harvests will be what everyone knows. More important than'all other things put together is that America shall help with the utmost resources of her material, energy and invention in crushing the campaign of sea-murder. That this will now be accomplished sooner thaji would otherwise have been possible, we make no doubt, whatever, fx.iidon Observer- '

ALL kinds of volunteering around here. Fr'instance, Gary bakers have voluntarily raised the price of bread so that it's now the highest in the I'nited States.

WHITINC

SURELY the world is topsy turvy. Iast winter when it got Teal cold the price of ice went up, and now that summer is rearing tne price of coal has

been increased.

HURRAH for la belle France! Garcon. bon'soir! See what the boys will have. Paris has just changed the "Quai On Midi" 10 the ' Quai Des Estats Unis" :n our honor-

YOU fellows with hig families cease kicking about Be glad you are not a beetle. A single pair of beetles ycendants in one season

high has

fid, oOO.non

Ladies'

FischrupP

for

where she

very

a Iso serv mx

Bank of WUItJagr, ScUr- BuildlnK. even from .. 8 2's

Mrs. Jewell entertained the

ca.u ri at her home in

n., Tuesday nisht. there beintf!

tw-entv-four present Refreshments were

served and a most ' delightful evening

was spent. Mrs D. D. Griffitlt entertained a party r lodies at her home in Onlral avenue

Toosdav niBht as s farewell

. m, T-.essie Rankin, who is soon to leave

cost of livintr. w-i.itioc- for W ood P.iver. Ill

tie-! will reside. The ladles enjoyen a

i merry time

Lucas in "The Running," a splendid ! hve-ieel drama. Also a two-part Key- j stone comedy, "A Calico Vampire,'' fea- j luring Kay Tincher. 5-3-1 , Mrs. Arthur Heyden has returned1 from Kalamazoo, Midi., w here she vis-

ited iier mother. Mrs. John Halt, who returned home with her.Miss Daisy McCool of Chicaco. visited her sister. Miss Ode McCool of

Ohio avenue, yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Max Stiulitr. were thfe

g-'iests of relatives In Morris. lit. It Is reported that about twenty members of the Knights of Columbus will enlft within the next few days. Mrs. Ixtuis Zeitlin entertained the Jewish Ladies' Aid society at her home in listh street yesterday afternoon.

liins his daughter. Airs. William and farnilv.

Mrs. C. M. Cough a'ud daughter, Vivian, Miss Kvaline Harper and Wilbur Couth attended the sham battle given at Lincoln park Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence rhe'ps and Mr. and Mrs. Bald attended a bancjuet given by the Woodmen at the Country cluli in Hammond Tuesday evening. Mrs. Wilimer of Cheltenham visited her sister. Mrs. Stephen Langohr of Indiana boulevard, yesterday. Mr and Mrs. Merle Sellers of Amy' avenue are entertaining the latter's uncle. Dan Prey, and sister Mrs. Louis Leibing of Helmer. Ind . for a few days.

Mrs. Ridge of Roberts avenue visited her husband at ti e St. Benard lmsjpilal. where he underwent an operation it is expected that the amount w ill soon i ing as well as can lie expected.

Wilbur Gough of Roberts avenue, an

other one of Robertsciale's young men.!

responded to I'ncle Sam's call' for volun

teers Tuesday and joined the I . S. navy

Mrs. Julius Stross of 116th

who ha been confined to her horn

tHr.ess for the past week, was taken

to St. Margaret s hospital Wednesday. Mrs Rose and daughter of Amy avenue visited Mrs. Henry Foster of Last Chicago, yesterday. Miss Agnes Atchison of Lake avenue

visiied in Hammond vesterdav.

ednesday were

1 children and sister

i i : . i-.i :..

and children and is'et. -t.ss ''' t semptfisvrl ff ps fmV TTS Oewes. and Henry .Terpens. j jgj gj g g ajj ft M F Mr. snd Mrs. Herman Seh-r.al 'HkfrfeaH mjfc'Ai1 Hammond, are spending a few days Q ga J IJ s:

to keep the stomach well, the liver and bowels regular, by the timely and helpful aid of

here with relatives.

TIMK el are personal messre t Ute people of this community from the saen-kanta.

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Lrrst Sai of Any Medicine in t'ie World ' cold tverTwhere. in boxes. 10c. 25c.

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! MUNSTER

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kuhlman snd Mrs. F'rohl of Hammond, visited J. Kuhlman on Sunday. Mrs. J. F.aaker and daughter Mary, who have been eiuite ill, are convalescent. Mrs. Kuhlman of Hammond, mother

RECO

OS FOR

DANCE RECORDS.

POSTPONE THK CONVENTION'.

constitut ional ten. thousand

Tsn't it about time to announce that Indiana doesn't want a convention on her hands this year? Lake county, facing a

dollar preliminary cost and with all her energies directed to the successful i.roecution of the war and her own business, believes that it Is. Lake county has already given one regiment of young men to the colors. She is organizing her resources for a two and three-year war. She is too busy to bnth with a constitutional convention or play politics, and she has a right to he heard on stich a gathering. ?he ha? no time to be heard on it now. At this critical juncture in the history of Indiana every atom of energy hr citizens possess should be devoted to the union in the cause of great war. Such men that we do not send to the army and navy will do their bit on the f?rms. in the factories and in the steel mills and other great munition plants that Indiana now possesses. There will be no shirkingIt is more than a question of war that confronts America now. In taking up the fight for civilization It must also be remembered that it is her lot

tr. save the world from starvation. Indeed, the world is perilously near n ,

find it. is fearful to contemplate what will be the effects should there bo any failure of grain production this year. As it is. the outlook is dismally blue, s.nce soaring prices testify to the shortage of food. Then besides feeding ourselves, the allies and the neutrals, we must be prepared to sell grain to Ausnis and Germany whn peace is declared, for whatever are the terms of peace the allies can not refuse bread to 'the peoples of those countries, for their death by starvation would quickly ensue. This mans that every individual in this country will have to do his utmost. Indiana cannot lag behind. Her men will be in the mills, in the fields, and In the army: her women will be in the home, on missions of mercy.

and in the gardens; her hoys and girls will be doing their bit. It, will

time when we must forego many things, when we must buckle down

.-,, hot inh for however noble it is to fight against autocracy it will

Christ-like to help humanity from the dangers of famine. W.th this grave series of crises looming ahead is it not time to consider certain plans for the future? TEH TIMKS concurs in the suggestion that for one thing the cont:' utionni convention be postponed. While the state needs a new constitution a this period, this is a itme when the nation and

humanity demands that the service of the people of Indiana be put

-d el

the hostess

dainty refreshments.

Mr anil Mrs. Ceorce L. irar

Sheridan avenue have both pone -to

ton Harbor. Mich., to take the sulphur baths in the hopes of improving their conditions. Mrs. 1 H. Murphy and son. Norton,

visited in Hammond on luesuav.

Mrs Fred Kinscle of Mammon

i he Sliest of her mother. Ml

Moylan of Ohio avenue. Officer and Mrs. Anthony N i.ioiklewi 7. will celebrate their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary next Sunday. Tonisht at tlo- Picture Land theat. Whiting. I'.en Wilson and Neva (ierieen in the great t nlversal serial.

'The Voice on the Wire." Also : drama and comedy. bon't miss

Doctors Stand Amazed at Power of Bon-Opto to Make Weak Eyes Strong According to Dr. Lewis

!;nw" i Guaranteed to Strengthen Eyesight 50?c

In One Week s Time in Many Instances

Have

Princess theatre tonight.

good it.

S-.t-l Wilf red

TONIGHT AT THE

mure Lano Theatre !

be a

to the

be mote

WHITING BEN WILSON and NEVA

. In the (Jreat I'niversal Seria "THE VOICE ON THE WIRE".

And also a (loot! Inama and DON'T MISS IT.

A Free Prescription Ydu Can

Filled and Use at Home Philadelphia. Pa. Victims of eye strain and other eye weaknesses, and those who wear glasses, will be glad to know that according to Pr. Lewis there is real hope and help for them. Many whose eyes werp failing say they have had their eyes restored by this remarkable prescription and many who once wore glasses say they have thrown them away. One man says, after using it : "I was almost blind. Could not see to read at all. Now I can read everything without my glasses and my eyes do not hurt any more. At night they would pain dreadfully. Now they feel" fine all tK time. It was like a miracle to me.". lady who used it says : "The atmosphere seemed hazy with or without glasses, but after using this prescription for 15 days everything seems clear. I can read even fine print without glasses." Another who used it says: 1 was bothered with eye strain caused by overvvoiked. tired eyes which induced fierce headaches. I have worn glasses for

i sclera) venrs both for distance and work. 1 and without them I could not read my ! own name on an envelope or tbc typeGERLEN -rjting on the machine before me. I can

do both now and have discarded my long ' distance glasses altogether. I can count the fluttering leaves on the trees across the street now. which for several years hare looked like a dim green bliir to me. ' 1 cannot express rov jov at what it has

f'omedv. don for me." ; It is believed that thousands who wear I glasses cnu now discard them in a reaon-

sble time nnd multitudes more will he able to streticthen their eyes so as to be spared the trouble and eipense of ever getting glasses. Eye troubles of many descriptions may be wonderfully benefited by the use of this prescription. lo to any active drug store and get a bottle of BonOpto tablets. Drop one ion-Opt o tablet in a fourth of a glass of water and let it dissolve. With this liquid bathe the eyes two to four times daily. You should notice your eyes dear up perceptibly right from the start and inflammation and redness will quickly disappear. If your eyes bother you even a little it is your duty to take steps to save them now before it is too late. Many hopelessly blind might have saved their sight if they had cared for their eyes in time. Sote: Another prominent Physician to whom the shore article wm submitted, said: "Ve.. tt- Bon Opto prescription is trnly a wonderful eye remedy. Its constituent inrredientsare well known to eminent eye specialist, and widely prescribed bv them. 1 have, used it verv successfully in my own practice on pntienta whoe eyes were strained throuch overwork or misfit Clnsei. I ran luehly recommend it in rase of weak, watery, achinz. smartinr, itchinsr. burning eyes, red lids, blurred vision or for eves inflamed from exposure to smoke, sun. dut or wind. It is one of tie rery few preparations! feel should be kept on hand for rosrular use in almost every family. "' Bon Opto, referred to above, is not a patent medicine or a secret remedy. It is an ethical preparation, the for-

jgfiuila being printed on the package The man-

lliacrurers stisrailtre ii to m rniKinri- rvrMsm So percent in one week's time in many instances or refund the money. It can be obtained from any eood druceist and is fold in this city hv bv V. C. Summers ani other dru?gist.

Even son. Waltz - Frnitji Orchestra Get Off My Foot Fox Trot Smith Orchestra Poor Butterfly Fox Trot Smith Orchestra 'Allah's Holidav Fox Trot - Smith Orchestra

Have a Heart Fox Trot - -: Love O' Mike One-Step - Dixieland Jass Band One-Step 'Livery Stable Blues Fox Tror Spooky SpooksOne Step 'Thev're Wearing 'Em Higher One-Step FOLK DANCES. My Lady Cull en - - )Daedens - - VOCAL RECORDS Night Time in Italy - Oh, Lady i'Ynn Never Knew About Me

"iAn nid Fashioned Wife Mice (J

Those Hawaiian Melodies .Peerless Quartette j

iThe Ghost of the l.'Kuieie. : - - 1 c-uess wu,uiuc

i Aloha Oe - ) Pau Sadlnia She's Dixie All the Time ... Llust the Kind of a Girl For Me and My Gal Dance and Grow Thin

(America. Here's My

Lot's All Be Americans A Perfect Day

Ixive's Dream

Victor Band Victor Band . Jass Band : Jass Hand Victor Hand Victor Band Victor Band ...Victor Band ..V'allins and Harlan.Collins and Harlan Brown-Hamilt'n

recn

E. K. Roe .: E. K. liose .American Quartet ; .Billy M'ltrav Van and Schcnck Van and Schonok

Bov Peerlo-s Quartette

...American Quartette EH.'.ibct h Spencer

After the Ball ..Elizabeth Spencer

RED SEAL RECORDS.

Pourrpioi Poor Butterfly Somewhere a Voice Is Calling I'se Gwine Back to Dixie The Bird's Song When I Was Seventeen

Andante Tranquillo '

Caruso" New ton Tate C. A. Wrr:o Hempe! I Icmi-el

631 HohrAan Street.

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Phone 661 Hammond

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