Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 278, Hammond, Lake County, 7 May 1917 — Page 2

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ELL-ANS Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25c at all druggists. ORDERS ARE ISSUED FOR OFFICERS CUPS Col. Heistand Issues Detailed Instructions Through The Times. " H s- lJeisfand. department adjutant, has Riven our the foKoivin? Information through Tup. Tim:-; tot .,,- p.irarirs for commission in 'TilK KIRST TKX THOUSAND.' i:n instruction, concern, nS "U;nl.:,ue at itizens' training camps. - The following information is published for strict compliance: - The camps wil be rca.lv fo:- o -, .pancy on May V Ac-opted appi:"uts Will he admitted on : h.u date .d up 10 and including: May J4. but "'t thereafter. The fact that you have been reported as suitable by the boar,! which examined you and have bem given the ouplicate copy of application card docs tot authoriie you to enter the camp. As roted under the directions on the back ' the card which you were instructed to "read' and "follow.'' the camp . onmander will select and notify 2,5 in) men for each camp" to attend. More ihdn the fortunate 2.500 may be certias suitable by the boards which ".;i:nine them but of these only -",5fi ' ay attend. The camp commander will f'l.ii to each one fif these 2.500. except members of the engineer company, a post-card instructing him to report. 1'pon receipt of this post-card the candidate will start for the camp. 4 Secure "-your uniform, if practtcah'e, before starting;'. ". Limit ! o ir basgajre to ene small trunk and a handbag, or less. . When you report at camp have O". vour person the duplicate copy of application to attend the camp furnished you by the board and the ipostal-card sent you by the camp commander authnHTing you to report at camp. 7 Pursuant to telegraphic instruoHUMAN ORGANS HIDE INTO PICTURES ! :i X-RAY OUTDONE. (By L.. W. BOWER, M D A recent issue of the British Medical Journal explains a remarkable discovery of Dr. James Scherer. and described a new process of photography by which n abcess of the liver or the kidney; can be photographed Trom living patients. This will be invaluablu because so many people suffer from kidney disas. and if it can be recognized in time mey, no doubt, can be saved and life prolonged. Such photographs aa can be obtained by this new process will show hether there is a blockade in the intestines or not. -whether the kidneys are normal and able to do the great burden put upon them. Unfortunately, what the liver can't take care of passes on to the kidneys, and the intimate relation between the two often causes a disease of tha kadr.cjs. One of the poisons retained within the system is uric acid in excess. fieath would occur if the kidneys did not wcrk day and night in separating poisons and uric acid from the blood. The danger signals are backache, depressions, aches ajid pains, heaviness, drowsiness, irritability, headaches, chillir.ess, rheumatic twinges, swollen joints or gout. This can be avoided by stimulating the kidneys to jncreased action, and beceuse of its tonic effect on this organ I would advise any one to purchase A nitric, (which is to be had nowadays at almost any drug store), and take it three times a day. together with a pint of hot water, an hour before meals. By gttmg rid of the uric acid you can prevent and cure rheumatism, gout, and the pains and aches due to this uric acid sto"-;d vithin the system. I have found in practice that Anuric (double strength) is more potent than Hthia and In most cases it will dissolve th nrtc arid as. hot wfr dos Adv. I 1 1 ijiniu.iiuiiii pi j inn. in .in,!, j ihh-.i-

lions received from the war depart input since the publication of application cards and circular of InYorma tion, no deposits will b rqured from you to cover d.imajre to uniform or equipment. Tour i'jia.'i(y to u n 1ei si a t, d and obey order? will be indicated, t o liiecamp comr-a nder by the manner in which oil comply with the instiufions contained herein. I'y command of ,tajr Genet ,U finrrv. H. O. S H K I ST.V N t ' Adjutant General.

THE WIFF SIMPLY CANNOT GO Wlut s the use f coins 1" r if your wife is sums a Ions; with you'.' Nevertheless Ihe following letter received ty Sergeant William Welch, hamnimiil recruiting officer, is ;u, example of a family's patriotism. "Lake Villase, Ind. ! ' I ea r Si: ; 1 had a y ouiir man come j ii:to the postof fi'. e and ask if he could join the Hammond hoys in tiie eo.iM artillery. H has a wife who wants to become a nnrv and fc placed near j him. Please !'! ivie iiear from ou at ' once. ' K I. R.MNl'nllli. "Post master."' : The seme-ant replied that it was i npossible fur ': vn.iui man to cnl t as h- is man ied and liial the- oast i artillery is full; also that he could i'Kive no assurance that hi w i f e could ; be near him. if it were possible for 1 her to join ti e fled t'ross. O'LEARY WALKS MILE IN 8 FLAT tar O'lary, the old-timer of the road, walked faster than Tom Kovvchak could skate tit the Indiana Gardens last evening and won by 4 yai-.'s. (.) l.eary waikci a mile and Kowciiak skated two and a half miles. OT-eary's time was eight minutes flat. Tomorrow eveninsr d boarw will pre sent the gold, silver and bronze medals to the first, second and third in a race between skaters who opposed him .in the r.iKhtly races last week. There are amateur and professional races Thursdayriifht. GOOD BILLS AT DeLUXE THEATRE Manager Michaelstetter or Del.uxe theatre, has secured a list of attrac;ions for the week claims to be the best ever offered. Pouglas Fairbanks, in his latest offerinc. which wi" the i . o u s he has 'ihe pep kins"' "In A Bain Out Again" at Pel.uxe today and tomorOn Wednesday the house will Vivian Martin in The Wax together with the fourteenth row. chapter o f "The Great Secret." featuring Francis X. Bushman and never ly Eayne. Theda Para in "The Tiaer Woman." Is the production for Thursday and Friday Dorothy Gish in "Her Official Fathers-" is the bil'. The attraction Sunday is Louise Glaum in "Sweetheart of the Doomed." and Fatty Arbueklc ORPHEUM THEATRE The newest play to teach a vital lesson is "Her Unborn Child," which comes to the Orpheum theatre for three days, commencing next Thursday matinee. May 10, with dally matinees. It is the work of Howard McKent Barnes, who has taken a serious theme, birth control, and written a s-trong' playaround this big, human problemOut of respect to motherhood the daily matinees will be reserved exclusively for the ladies. The oth.sr performances are given for both men and women. At all daily matinees Mrs. Clara Keyno'ds Smith will address the ladies on the subject of birth control. At the evening: performances those of cither sex over IS years nf age are admitted. EAST CHICAGO MAN HIT BY AUTOMOBIL liwrenre Justinon, 77 Chicago avenue. Fast Chicago, was hit by an automobile on Chicago avenue near he carnival grounds about 11;20 Saturday night. Officer Mtiha, and Constable Tom Manno were near at hand and saw the accident. The machine did not stop and Manno fired three shots to bring the driver to a halt. At the 'station it was found that the car was being driven bv James McKic.

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M W'rpl Sixth street. Gary. ;,nd w.tli It 'tu was P. K bodes, t'.' Jefferson street. ( ; a ry. They said that Jastinon stepped out from behind another car but that they thought they did not hit him. He was hit by the fender and badly bruised. !r. Townsley attended him. They paid the doctor's bill and were released. SPEEDING UP II MANY LINES OF BUSINESS Special to Thb Ti mf.o. ) NF.W VOHK. May 7. -Henry Clews in his weekly letter says: Business as a whole continues very acUve. April bank clearings were -over "1 p-r cent heavier than a year ago. part of this rise beinj? ilue to higher prices. In a few- lines there is a moderate slowing down, due to economy, to conservatism created by nr. also to greater caution in extending credit to industries working upon a highly inflated basis. In other lines, however, there has Jieen a perceptible speeding up and.a more intense actiiity than at any time since the war. This is especially true of the steel industry, win re order'' are hefng placed right into 101S and cen 19V,i. The demand for s--teel for munitions, railroad equipment, shipbuilding' materials, etc.. 'is extremely urgent and heavy. " ASPIRANTS MAY MEET AT GARY Lake county men who desire to er.'cr the officers' training Vamp may ap; . r-r tomorrow at the federal building, G.n '. where Captain Westoott of the retrula army will receive, applications. Postmaster Snyder, v ho- is the local representative of the Military Training Camp association, will furnish application blanks to thos5 who seek them. It is suggested that those who are to appear before Captain Westcott previously have a physical examination as to their physical ability for military duty and have a certificate signed by a physician. Applicants should also bring three letters of recommendation. Men above the age of 20 year. and It months may apply. The army in espeeinll desirous of getting applicants who arc above the ag of thirty jars. RATE NOT TO BE AFFECTED There is apparently every reason to believe that the Fast Chicago water irate as handed down by the publie j service commission of the state will ! not be appealed. This seems to be the I consensus of opinion on the port of , city officials and piembers of the j Chsmber of Commerce. The reason for this attitude, lies in the fact that no one at ti-is time desires to do anything that will any .longer postpone the erection of the filr Tttaa'r'fffliff Mam TRY

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V' M While devoid of frivolities this Jersev bathing suit is voted a stunner y all critics. After the fair mermaid emerges from the depths of the brinv sea and wants to lounge on the beach, a secret little pocket hidden under the coat of the costume packs & powder puff, mirror and handkerrhief with which she can doll and make herself presentable. tration plant and the secu-ing of pure t' r The water company is satisfied that the rate given. will enable them to sell their bonds and construct their plant and it is understood that definite and decisive- steps have' already been taken to that end. it is well knowr that deliveries at this time are exceeding Iv uncertain but 'be bop is on the part of all interested that woik on the plant, will be pushed with all possible d :spa tch. GAR! GIVES MORE THAN SHE IS ASKED 85,000 Asked for "Y" War i Fund But People Double . Thejr Subscriptions. Wb.cn was proposed that Gary raise $o."00 of the state V. M. C. A. military camp fund of JloO.fiOO, some had misgivings Vecaps of tiie many funds being raised in the steel city. Hut Gary not only raised l.'i.Of. but more than doubled the subscription. Today at noon final reports were to be received fhowinj much more had been added to the $10,201.32 reported up to Saturday evening. Gary is the first city ;n the state to tcet busy and raise a "V" war fund. The proceeds w ill be used to maintain paid secretaries and association headquarters at military camps at home and at tha front? REYNOLDS BUILDING IS PATRIOTIC TI.e K-v i oi: building at Gary gave If: .'el to the Indiana V. M. C. A. military camp fund. Of the fifty-one tenants, employers and empluyes, in the building every one gave something, including .Toe. the janitor, who put up $2. Dr. H. M. Hosmer made the collection. mm ihiiiw. '; i If lSw f " 1),y:...lifriMillir"-..'.,Si.tni.i-M.T-i, 1 OF DETROIT MICH, !BBB!eWSSyK

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Total analysis and examinations.-.' 37 Respectfully submitted. ' H. G. U?HOrA". City Chemist. PASTIME to-Day , l'".ve A'"t Invtma ! eaturtnK I.1 IHM.ON nml lvVJVVHI I r.IISS THE LAW THAT FAILED PEARL OF THE ARMY And af'l'wfi lice! Po Comedy, "I "has id Into X.ove." vVeJnesla A Five Act h'eature. "The Pi incn nf X'irrr " Every minute counts! when you discover thej loss of jewelry, pocket j book or handbag. j Cf Telephone a "lost! ad to this office. ! i A want ad means an! inquiry at every door in I town. . CfThe cost is trifling

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