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(Special to Thb Times.) CROWN' POINT. Ind., Sept. 23. Mrs. May Krost, wife of Mayor Edward Krost, had the misfortune to break her ankle on Sunday morning when her husband accldently ran Into her when he was backing his car out of the garage, being unaware of her presence at that time. She was taken immediately to Wesley hospital in Chicago, where she will remain until her complete recovery. ' On Saturday evening, when Elmer Meyer and a friend were driving to town, his horse and buggy were run Into by the driver of a Ford car. The buggy was completely demolished, but the cocupants escaped Injury. The car (kidded into the ditch and the driver made his escape. Mr. Meyer secured the license tag and reported the affair to the city police. Sunday was an ideal Autumn day end Crown Point was visited by hundreds of machines from Chicago and faeighboring Indiana and Illinois cities. No serious accidents were reported. Several machines were ditched on the Cedar Lake road, but no one was hurt-Mi-'s Frances Grimmer and Lillian Schmidt have returned from a lihort visit with friends at Laporte. Jr.l. Herbert Beilifeldt of Chicago spent Juajay with his father. R. G. Beilileldt and family on Sunday. Ai.Siut thirty-five members of the tTOwn Point Christian Endeavor society were delightfully entertained by the members of the Gary society of the First Fresbyterian church on Sunday. There was an informal reception for guests at 1 b'clock followed by dinner, and a business meeting In the afternoon. Miss Phoebe "Westbay delightfully entertained a party of young ladies on friday evening at her home in honor Cf Hiss Myrtle Stillson cf Loa Angeles. Cal., who Is visiting relatives in Crown Point until the first of November. The party was also in the nature of a farewell as Miss Westbay, accompanied by Miss Belle Corstens of Lowell leave on Sunday for Jacksonville. Fla.. where they will teach the coming: year. Clifford Sherman, a member of Uncle Sam's military organization and stationed at Detroit. Mich., is sprdlng a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Sherman. A negro from the north end of the county died at the Poor Farm on Friday, and the remains were brought to the Geisen mot-sue to prepare for

burial. The central committee appointed by President John Brown of the Library board and composed of the following persons: Mescfames J. C. Gibbs and W. H. Keeter and Messrs. W. II. Nvton end V. F. Heighway, have appointed their respective committees and are all in readiness for the campaign to raise funds for the soldiers beginning on September 24th and lasting a week. The amount to be raised in. Crown Point Is $200 and it Is to be hoped the citizens of this city will respond to the appeal of the different committees who are drafted by the government for this work. County Superintendent F. F. Heighway and his assistant county supervisor. Miss Johnson, attended an institute at Gary on Saturday in which sixteen teachers from the three towns of Griffith, East Gary and Miller attended. Miss Cora Mitchell of the Letz Manufacturing company has returned from a short visit to Chicago.

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Bay a $50.00 Utifcrtj- Bona. Ba&x oi Wnltlnar, open 9 a. m. to 8 p. za. 6-21 FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 514' Fred st. Whiting. 9-22-3 FOR RENT Furnished room. 313 Sheridan ave. Whiting. 9-24-2 Mrs. G. II. Fifield Is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Burroughs, of Joliet. Mr. and Mrs. Felix McElroy entertained Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Rooney of Neodesha, Kan., on Saturday, the Rooneys having been former Whiting residents. Hoyt Ogram who has been spending the week here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Ogram of Sheridan avenu, returned to his pest at Fort Sill, Okla.. on Sunday. , Miss Marguerite Schaub will entertain the members of the Trl Kappa sorority at her home in Sheridan avenue, tomorrow evening. The Whiting public library has received from the National Food Garden commission of Washington, a bundle of storage manuals for free distribution, on

the storage, pickling, f crgientation and

salting of vegetables. Vhese may b used to good advantge by the housewives in the food saving campaign. The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church will give a telegram party st the home of Mrs. Jewell, ?1S Fischrupp avenue, tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. C. Nylar.d of Cleveland avenue, is su'Tering from an injured finger, sus-

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Geneva Cline, Gary. Carl Victor Youngmark and Clare Harck, Gary. Steve Miller, Gary. and Mllka Popovich. Gary. Gustave II. Klotz and Elizabeth Korst, Cedar Lake. Joseph Junitos and Ar.na Earther, East Chicago. Arthur L. Ilendrlckson and Nellie Louise Schade, Hammond.

I. C "Jiu'th," as i.: is fa:ni:;.'irl. i'.-d, has already won Urc- j r :! since enlisting Ii.-t June. He- is at nit acting torporal of a mot., squad in the -tiiti.erS5ir dcpartmi-1 v.-f ars a tmij: as !iii--';!fs i rival r lHcitt! for fine tr..irksir.anshii. Miller gave a very t ti t rl -i; n i n g t the pchool 1-ist Friday to the . ,: Rooia 1.

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' Miss Flora Schult: from Dolton and friend Mr. Kleth of Hammond visited her mother Friday evening. Mrs. Fleck and family from Chicago visited Mrs. Mary Schultz over Sunday.

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Panic-stricken Russian Iroops in J3ight. and (below) a Russian soldier who remained steadfast usiaj; his rifle on runaways. These remarkable 'photographs show better than any written description the state of demoralization and panic among the Russian troops on certain sections of the Russian front The upper photogTaph illustrates the first mad rush at one pcrtnt of th line -when a cry was raised: "The German cavalry have broken through." The scene occurred in a village. In the, lower picture a Russian soldier of the old school, one of those still loyal to his country and his -military duty.is seen using his rilie UDon two others whom he has caught in the act of running away.

Mr. and Mrs. Cash Allen of Crown Point, visited relatives here Sunday. H. F. Downing visited his mother who is ill with typhoid fever, at her home at Paw Paw, Mich. Nicholas Seberger made a visit to Portage, Pa., last week. Born, Friday, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plohg, a nine pound son. Mrs. George P.iggle returned Saturday from a three weeks' visit at the home of her sister In Missouri. Clarence Hutchins who is stationed at Fort Harrison, and is a member ot the Forty-fifth infantry band, is home on furlough and called on friends and relatives here Saturday. Street Commissioner II. C. Duttcn has a gang of men repairing Griffith's section cf tho Ridge road with asphalt and screenings. M. J. Beiriger, local agent for the Erie, has returned from Buffalo, X. Y., where he went to attend a meeting of the officials of the road. Wm. P. Miller, who has been home on a short furlough, returned Saturday to his regiment stationed at Washington.

The funeral cf Louis ilcCasky war held yesterday afternoon at the Christian church at Pino Grove. . Mr. ar.d Mrs. A. 11. I'jtrUor of Gar:.-, vislte-l her parents, 3r. aril ilrs. .Gufl-

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Curtis Trump who Is working In Hammond, visited his mother, Mrs. Char'.t3. Mason, it; Lowell, yesterday. Edson Tayicr cf Chicago, was 11. e guest of his parents, Mr. aad Mrs. Ch'is. Taylor, yesterday. . Mrs. Grace Knitter of Hatrnnvno, Spent yesterday here with he:" parent-. Mr. and Mrs. Ear'., and h"r brother, Clem East, who was here on fu : tough. John Deathe cf Ea.--t C:ticag, spent yesterday here with his mother, Mr;;. George M. Deathe. Clem East, a V. S. soldier stationed af Fort Benjamin Harrison, was here yesterday to vi.-it his tister, Mrs. Ir. Petry and family. Mr. and Mrs. East of Whatfield. visited their daughter, Mrs. Dr. I'etry, yesterday. They also visited their son. who wasiere on furlough.

Amber. Although today v.e know that nmbor is a hard, resinous substance which or'ginoted from the exvidntin of extinct conr-benrin- trc-es in prehistoric forests, the ancients particularly the Greeks regarded suwbe-r with superstitious reverence because of its mysterious origin and its vejunlly mysterious properties. When set on lire? i:

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comes warm nnl attracts light ..bje to itself much ris the lode stonetracts iron. The Creeks r-yp!:.l: amber as the tears dropped l y I I. ton's sisters.

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SYMPTOMS OF HER DISEASE Backache,Si3eache,Nervou$ness, Dizziness, Faintness, all Disappeared After the Woman's Medicine was Taken.

talned by its being caught in an electric wringer. Thomas Muldoon i hnme on a tenday furlough, and is visiting his mother Mrs. Muldoon of Central avenue. The S. and D. of L. will gpve a pedro party in the. I. O. O. F. hall tonight for the benefit of the members of the order who have, enlisted. Miss Etta Dixon -who was supervisor in the local telephone office for the past two weeks, has again resumed her duties in the East Chicago telephone office. The Owl club members gave a very entertaining dancing party on Friday evening. Mrs. A. D. Heyden of Ohio avenue, has been entertaining her cousin from South Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McMahon of Pari: Manor, have moved to "Whiting, Mr. McMahon having taken a position at the Standard Oil Co. Mr. nd Mrs. Paul Bacon. of Hyde Park, were "Whiting visitors on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs, Edgar Balden and son of Sheridan avenu". have returned from a two weeks visit with Mr. Baidcn's parents In Canada. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. ITarr anl family motored to "Wanatah, Ind., where they

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day rid Sunday. Miss Hazel F. Long entertained a party of friends nt her home in Sheriday avenue, on Saturday evening. Miss Valencia Self tit Laporte avenue, spent th week-end with relatives in Chicago. ' Tho Vhlting library is still eagerly seeking books for the soldiers' library

avenue, visit d her mother, Mrs. Jjunnie of Chicago, Friday. Mr. Monro and dughter Louise of Roseland. Mont., were guests of friends here yesterday. Mrs. Louis Klemm and Mrs. Fred Stawitke weie guests of the former's mother, Mrs. Knoll of East Slae. .Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hartz and Miss Elsie Fischer of Ilobers Tark, visited Mrs. John Blaul If Eoberts avenue, yesterday. Mrs. Troyr of Indiana boulevard, was the guest of Hammond friends. Friday. Mrs. O. Peterson isitcd her daughter, Mrs. Yankee of Hammond. Friday. Miss Agnes Atchison and George Golding visited at the James Terry home In Chicago last evening. Mrs. Herat in Itegnler of Hammond. Visited her mother, Mrs. Fritz Kasch of Indiana boulevard, yes'erday. Ralph Market returned home from Fort Thomas Ky.. after a week's visit with his brother. Monte Market. Mrs. Russell of Indiana boulevard, was a Chicago visitor Saturday. Mr. and M -s. Frank Dvorak and Mr. and Mrs. B. Dvorak of Chicago, were guests at the home of John Marry, yesterday. Miss Anna Mostill of Chicago, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mostill of 116th street, yesterday.

Mrs. Fred "angohr of Indiana baule- i

vard. visited her mother, Mrs. Ensweil-

er of Hammoid, Sunday. j

i Mrs. Henry Tester of East Chicago, I visited nt the Hose, home In Amy avenus, yesterday.

MARRIAGE LICENSES. (Special to Tub Times.) CROWN POINT. Sept. 23. Marriage licenses have been granted aa follows: Karl "Warren Smith and Ethel

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King-fiuher, Okla. "For two years I Buffered with a severe female trouble.

was nervous, ana had backache and a pain in my side most of the time. I had dizzy spells and was of tea so faint 1 coujd not walk, across the floor. The doctor said I would have to have an operation. A friend asked ma to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

A.fter taking ten bottles I am now well and strong, nave no more pain, backache or dizzy spells. Everyone tells me now well l look and I tell them Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound did it" Miss Nina Southwick, R. F. D. No. 4, Box S3, Kingfisher, Okla. Every woman who suffers from female troubles, nervousness, backache or the blues should try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as Mrs. Southwick did, or if they need free advice in regard to ary annoying symptom write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mass.

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at Eort Benjamin Harrison, to which ail I i Indiana i3 (ontrihntir.fr. Magazines are j

also desired from the citizens. Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Donahue of Sheridan avenue, went to LaGrange. III., yesterday, where they visited their daughter, Mi-s Marian Donahue who is attending the Nazare'h academy there. The card party given by the Kosary society of the Secred Heart church on Friday rirht, v.-as very weU attended. Trizes were awarded Mrs. D. P. Owens and Miss Violet Goluinp ami John Eley and G. F. Henthortie. A very pleasant social time was rr.Joyed and refreshments were served. Princess theatre tonlpcht. Sessue Hayakawa in "The Bottle Imp." by Charles Wayne, a Paramount Picture, 9-24-1

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Rev. X. V. Andrews returned to his home in Ktntlar.d. Thursday morning-. Miss Marguerite Werdemar.n spent Thursday afternoon in Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Horner Lydick anil, sons have returned from a trip to southeastern Ohio, after an absence of two weeks. Clarence Hutchins came home from Fort Benjamin Harrison. Triday evening, to spend a few days with his parents. Mr. arid Mrs. C. M. Hnt'chins. Mrs. X. l-'luckinfrer and Mrs. Richard Zyp visited friends in Hammond, Friday.

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Mr. and Mis. Harvey Ktiney of Independence, Kan., were guests of Mr. and

! Mrs. Fred Schade of Lake venue, FriI day. Mrs. George Parker and sister. Misi

Muldoon. spent Saturday visiting with friends in Chicago. ' Mr3. William Rohrdanz of Roberts

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