Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 130, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1917 — Page 4

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THE TIMES Wednesday Xov. 21. 11)17.

'HE TIMES NEWSPAPERS

BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING & PTJBLISHINO CO MP AST.

The Times V. ( h!ca-;r- tnj'ana Harbor, dally except Sunday. Entere at the pcstoTtce In East t"htcaio, XovfmHr IS. ltll. The. Lake ount Time Pally except Saturday and Sunaar. Entered at the postcrl'lce n llamrnemt, June JS. 1908. The l.ak- countv T'.tucs ..Saturday and weekly edition. Bntarad. at tba postofTice in nwMii, KV!-t ',ury 4, 1911. The Gary evening Ti-K.a Pa:!y except Sunday. Entered at Ula poat3toa In Oary, April s. ttl A',i ert.ler i set of March S. 1T9, aa aecond-elasa matter. '

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reporter pays "Mil. ROTJKKTS went to Kansas City WITH a ear of hops and .evernl of Hi1 neighbors

TO provoke; n;iuja

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1 the state

the potatoes

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tlioy prow

ehemlsta an'l their wives at a din- . nT party at tho College Inn in Chicago j last Snturday night. j The f'.et Camnia -Vpsilon worortty was ) at the home of Miss Kora Dineen in

Sheridan avenue. Sam Srhdechty.

HERR'S a chip who ha? mad fifty thousand dollwra since th- vnr In'snn

A l it. riolUnir just heeansi-

tunvsrir Mf or

noble grand of the

I. . .F., left, last night for India naix.di. where he will n.ftsnd the grand loiipe of the order as a del'ga'e from the Tucal order. ' Th- marriase of Miss Victoria Kuheek of Whit inn, and Roy Neering of liny City. Mich will take place at St. John's 81vok chureh today. The Hungarian rluh wfll present a three-art comedy. "The Post tiirl." at. the Fnuiltowski hall, next fturday

liraven night. The cast consists of twe.nty per-

FASIIIOX IIIXT

being i cached by Mis

HK bought Ilon.'.v.

couple of S "i Liberty

A FKIKN'D after wilding through I'll I. S ni.izc

cheerfully informed

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get tine too old

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F.WS ninny wise things Pl'T lie im t aware of the r.iet

OPKX wr can't tell whether it IS an explosion at Aetna

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LAKGEE PAID UP CIECULAT10N THAN ANY TWQ OTHES NEWSPAPERS IN THE CALUMET EEG10N.

If you fcava any troubl gettirr Thb Ttsica make complaint lmmdlatly to AND the circula'ion departrr.ent. j mind

Tun Ti.i?a u-im K r..nAntK1 . .turn f orr tinanl!citd mlllll'

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A i.'HARMIXfi 5oung lady entertained at a sloe partv OS our street l.isl night. AfUU T all some old bachelors

( haf one particularly in

OR the lord nnd tnasci

the neighboring abode. THKSE dniiy health hint': iniy he all right rl"T we n"r yet knew n woninu

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letters and will not notlea anawoymoua crntnunlctJii

tetters of general tntereat printed at dlacrtlon.

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I.EAUNS of the underworld 15 what he sees on a clothes-line. ;ER11 N T la u? ln? 7.0 sub'tltutcs FOR food

AT that she is far ahead of some of e local 1-esisuran!

st!' .... ainm-f"

SO her.

it is no use their trjMngr to ape

! WjlO could read them i KVKKT day wiihout figuring out th't i she. has AT least 2i diseases that her I Hi;ST!AXL knows sb?"1utey nothing j about I AND is positively confident tha'

SoMR morning he . ill uj find her lying stiff and s'prk HT his side.

MATBK you think ; has any tough lurk.

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OUR COUNTRY'S VjLTAL NEED. Men with a quickened sense of national responsibility, who will galvanize into immediate action those who consider this war Incidental instead of crucial the better that every phase of It may bs vigorously prosecuted regardless of their personal sacrifice.

THIS seems to he th- open season FOR claiming tlt state high school football CHA.ViriONSHir. NKWSPA I'ERS aee enough sham in

I sons who sif

'hwrlotte Milk. The leading parts will

be taken by Airs. Johu l.tntovsky and

Jof n Solyrn. . . Th funeral of Mrs. ilaty Mrva. age 9 years, wife of Andrew Mrva of East il9th street, V aj held at St. John's

j lavok church. Interment was at St. I John's ceuieter. The d-ceaei Ieacs j besides her hnsband, two little childi ron.

ijeorf Sl'da was arrested on eomr.I.'itnt of Mike Blastick. for threatening to blow up the garbage plant. He was released on ?C'.1 bonds signed by John ftauich. .Mrs. WUbini Torte.r was taken to I'liiengo hospital suffering with heart double. Five men were arrested for peddling liquor without a license. They were Andrew Ptavlch. Tony fdich, Nick

i Rkrahieh, Anton Markovitch ajid George

I Kiismarioviteb. They ere held at the i

i station awaiting the furnishing a'. -l'3 ! lond. , The I '.lies ..f Vhiling will hae a pa i triotle. nieettr.g at the high school audi

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Mr!

THIRTT feet head

OX a cement flour AND walked away before nnj COULD get his nHme.

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revpaU'd a with man

A TEAM WORKING CAMPAIGN.

The Y. M. C. A. war fund campaign in what is known as i he Calumet d'ytricr as distinguished, from the Gary district, comprising th cities of Hammond. WhitJnsr. East Chicago and Indiana Harbor, was a tnagniflcent demonstration of team work driven by that prince of team workers. George Hannauer, seneral manager of the I. H. Belt railway. Sixty-five thousand dollars was raised by this organization which christened itself the Committee of 100. It was an organizatiou that moved things, one that had superb backing, one that just simply wouldn't be beateji. It was a great feat, because the money was nil raised in small amounts, in driblets.

it was Then. The Frenth revolution amidst all of its honors

1 insticf and human brotherhood. And so on

j other wars. j We have only to witness the world-wide uniiy in repelling German barI 'oari'y or ;to note how this country has been galvanized into a s-nse of cfti j cieney, waste prevention, and common service to note some of the good er 3 fects of war.

THERE'S a food card in her window, but there's a porterhouse her table.

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IF you ate gong to give the soldier boy some present? don't fo.g-1 a French-English dictionary. ' TURN over and tak another nap. The situation isn't as serious as we had thought. There's coal enough in the earth to last another 60ft years.

.RECOVERY OP THE HOLY LAND, ! So fast is history being made t-hat the military operations in Palestine sre .almost obscured by other events in the far-flung drama of war. Yeti thus operations mean much. Christendom bids fair to recover the .Holy T.and from the Turk, and now that the allies are on the verge of gaining! r victory for which hundreds of thousands laid down their lives in a hopeless cause in the time of the crusades interest will center toward the east, j It would be fitting, indeed, now that. Christmas is approaching that the!

gteat holiday this year would be signalized hy the taking over of Jerusalem and Bethlehem. AVith such a prospect in sight the ghosts of Peter the Hermit, Raymond of Toulouse, Godfrey of Bouilon, Richard Coeur de I.ion, the long line of popes and the endless company of princes, dukes, barons, knights, priests and common pilgrims of the eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth' centuries must be on the alert. Christendom may realize the dream of the ages.

And Its People

TEMPERANCE, NOT PROHIBITION, 'VUi ED. The recent action of the French Academy of Medicine in unanimously resolving that the soldiers of France fchould receive with their daily ration a much wine as the sailors in the navy received was started by a letter from Prof. Landouzy to a colleague which has just, been made public. In this the famous president of the Parts Faculty of Medicine deprecated the confusion between the alcoholism of northern Europe, which is the effect of drinking spirits, and the habit, universal in southern Europe, of taking natural wine with meals. Landouzy insisted that, the best way to teach a nation to beware or alcoholism was not to prohibit, wine but to instruct the children in rational eating and drinking. He believed that, every Frenchman could with advantage drink daily wi-h his meals a litre (approximately a quart) of natural wine, which at the price of 30 or 40 centimes i or 9 cents) would supply him with 500 calories daily at a price seven liraos less than that of the same number of calories purchased from the butcher. New York "World.

SOME OF THE VIRTUES OF THE WAR. Every now and then sine? the great, conflict began in Europe we have tried to present a chain of reasoning that war is not without its benefits to human society, and despite its destructive forces as far as a certain portion of life and material things are concerned, if helps to strengthen t.he moral fiber of millions. Perhaps one of the most surprising utterances along these lines is an article by O. F. Bridge in llibhert's Journal, who begins by quoting General Sherman's statement that "War is hell." and who quickly follows with this assertion from the present master of Balllol college: "War is an intellectual awakener and a moral tonic. It stimulates men to think, an 1 thinking is what we most lack in England. It creates a conscious unity of feeline, which is tta atmosphere needed for a D"w start. It purges away old strifes and sectional aims, and raises us a whole into a higher and purer air. It helps , us to recapture some of the lofty and intense patriotism of the ancient world." Bridges points out th Battle of Jena creating a new Prussia, a new France arising from Sedan, and while the Crimean war brought no great

Venefits to France and Eneland yet it was followed by the emancipation

the serfs in Russia. The Muscovy empire lost in the Russian-Japanese r. yet its people gained: "here canie the duma. In the stormy limes of Hamptlen. Falkland and Cromwell public virtue was never so hign in England as

The St. Benedict's court. No. 12",", C. O. F- will give their annual ball at the ."Slovak. Home. Whiting. Wednesday evening. Nov. II. McKelvey's orchestra wi;i play. A good time Is assured. U-13-3 Coming at the. Princess thealre. Mon-;-. Xov. 26, Douglas Fairbanks in "Down to Earth.' 11-21-4 The civiesection of t he Fort nightly club instead of their regular meeting nut Friday, will attend the session of I he juvenile court and court of domestic relations in Chicago Friday morning. Any member of the club is invited to go, and as there is only a morning sessions the ladies will leave on the X. T. C. at &:0. a. m. T'rineess theatre tonight. "William T'ot presents George Walsh in "Some Boy."

Are you blue? Do you want to laugh? If so, come and see this picture. Also a good comedy. 11-21-1 The regular meeting of the W. R. A.

of the Maccabees will be held this evening, after which there will he a social time. All "members will bring their own lunch. Don't forget! Tomorrow i Double S. & It. Green Stamp Day at Gordon's. U-21-1 A huge celebration of the Polish insurrection will take place at the Audi-

! lormm hail. Sunday. Xov. 25. The celej bration services in the church will be 'commenced by Rev. Fattier J. SikrzvpinI ski and Rev. .T. Kulzyk as assistant.

After the services the pa.r'.. hiotiers will parade to the Auditorium hall. Following will be the speakers: R?v. J. Kulczyk. Stanley Wlosinskl of Gary, will speak in favor of the Polish army in France, and Dr. R Ostrowski cr Hammond. Singing:, music and a short pro-g-rn will be performed by the society girls of the Holy Rosary, and children of th parochial school. Have you ever heard of "no holes" G months guaranteed pants for Boys? Ton can get Them at Gordon's for t1.S per pair. 11-2-1-1 Mrs. F. S'lathe enterta'ned a few

at her home in ( !eve-

Gord.m's have a very complete stock from $1.00 to $.00. 11-21-1

Mrs. Pate of West Park Addition, j has received word of the d-ath of her; father in Virginia. Mis. Fate just re- j turned from a visit at her home a reek j ago. i WANTED---Work by the day or week thy i capable woiran. 549 Indiana Mvd. ! Whiting. 11-21-1 Miss Marguerite S'-hfith and George Hornet spent Sunday visiting the for-i

i mer's broiher in South Bend. .

FOR RENT Two furnished room. 420, Ohio ave. Whiting. 11-21-1 j Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Purdy of Shcri- j dsti avenue, were guests of friends in Michigan City, on Sunday. j Dr. Bransky entertained the Whiting j

tor Coughs e Colds 1

Don't let the little one

suffer. Dr. Kinr's New

Disco vcrv loosens the

phlegm and gives quick relief, and being mildly laxative it helps bring the child's physical condition up to normai. Dr.

j.ing s iicw utscovery tnould be kept on hand to nip "those ft 3 of couehinr". It has heloed

thousands oi childrea djxiusr

the past 50 years.

Cret it at your druggists

Dixie Patttrrn Hallmark Silver Plated Ware Embodies tlir

graoc, beauty, strength a n 1 simplicity that was so much in evidence in the 'olonia! days. Comes in the heaviest plate. highly polished ami

nicely hmsheo. j We carry a complete line , ' of th'is ware- if'

we would to have see it.

John E. McGarry Jeweler Optometrist. The IU,T-MAnK Store.

With the skating season at hand this pretty costume should interest very frirl "who enjoys the outdoors in Winter. It is of jersey, cloth of a grrniH turquoise with bands of seal and bone buttons. The skirt is of black velvet.

Constipation Castes Sickness Don't permit yourself to become constipated, as your system immediately begins to absorb poison from the backed-up waste matter. Use Dr. King's New Life Pills and keep well. There is no better safefard against illness. Try it tonight. 2.ctAU druggiss

torium next Sunday afternoon, at which there are expected to be a number of volunteers for the Polish regiment which will soon leave for Fiance, Misses Anna Murray and Mildred Garrett of Hammond, were the guests of Misses Anna Sass and Martha Liehr. Whiting Masonic, lodge will have a dance at the Slovcnska hall next Friday night, the proceeds of which will go to the Kcd Cross and for LibertyBonds. The Congregational chureh will observe dedication perviors r.ext Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. At this tune the iarge American fig donaied to the chureh by-Mrs. F. Richard Schaaf. and the service flag donated by Mrs. Robert F. Denham containing six stars will e dedicated.

from her recent il!ns. I.anzi! Kenne and Clifford Kenny

j who l ave been work.ng at Flint. Mi. '. . the pajt summer, have returned home

for the winter. Mrs. J. C. Clark of rilm-eton. Ind . : visiting her Ron, .f. A. Clark and family. Arthur Farley was in Hammond, :-.-terday. H. Gershman transacted business m Chicago yrsterriH'y. Cordte Ktnney and Claude "raft wh: to Indianapolis yesterday to atrend Himeeting of the grand lodge of Odd Fe -lows.

Grinding Wheel. In the manufacture of the modern automobile the grinding wheel ulay an important part. In one typical plant, for Instance, the grinding wheel ,frtock room contains an elaborate system of racks for the wheels, and the tnatemetit is made that there are no In use 54,C41 grinding wheels.

LOWELL

Mrs. Edson Worley wept v Hammond laet evening to visit her mother. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thompson went to Hammond last evening tu visit relatives. Three car loads of cattle have arrived here from Kansas City for Di . .1 A. Taylor and I.ewls Childress. Mrs. Fred Miller is recvejms slowly

Russell F. Smithy

Insurance All Branches Life. Arcldrnt and Htr.llh, Fire and Tornnda. 4 ulty. Automobile, etc

OKFICKi

2nd Fl., Schrage Bldg. Tel. 308 Whiting, Ind.

Died of Premature Old Age! How maDy times we hear of comparatively voung persons passing away when thev should have lived to be 70 or 80 years of age. This fatal work is usually attributed to the kidneys, as, when the kidneys degenerate, it causes auto-intoxication. The more injurious the poisons passing thru the kidneys the quicker will those noble organs be degenerated, and tha sooner they decay. It i thus the wisest policy, to prevent premature old age and promote long life, to lighten the work of the kidneys. This can be done by drinking plenty of pum water all day long, and occasionally taking a little Anuric (double strength) betore meals. This can be obtained at almost any drug store. You will find Anuric more potent than lithia. for it. disaolvee uric acid almost aa water does sugar.

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There may not be a Victrola In your home for Christmas unless you

ake Your Selection

Set .

of ! ladies at a party

land avenue. N'ovv. Hooverize on yo.tr clothing too; Wear out that old coat of your by matching it with a pair of trousers.

Ind. "At. one time

through exposure I

- I which settled on my

.SS-a-J, continually. Had jv ' ' verv lit tie rest day or

?far,,lli night, just about tho

iJwys1 tirne 1 woukl Rcl lo V SJ sleep I would have a

.'. V tiVt I C tit VJ 1U.lltllK 1 I soon lost weight

Vital imb and grew weak. I thought when it became warmer this would all leave 'me but it did not. About four months had passed without my getting any better, although I doctored and look, medicine. Everyone thought, I was going into consumption and I firmly believed so mvself. I was in verv bad shape when I learned of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. 1 had onlv taken it a fewdays when I began to get relief and felt, assured that I had at last, found the right medicine. Three bottles .of the 'Discovery' completely cured me. I gained to. weight and was once more hale and hearty. George F. Ak rei.k, tS Portage Ave.

There was never a time when the Victrola was in such demand, wns never a time when Victrolas were so searee.

Edison Re-Creafion Phonograph reproduce the human voice's so near to nature" that you will need no comparison to determine its musical distinction. VICTHOLAS $20, $30, $45, $57.50, $110, $165 up. EDISONS $100, $150, $200, $250 up.

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