Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 187, Hammond, Lake County, 31 January 1918 — Page 5
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COKINS EVENTS. monthly social mating of the
North Side Ladies' club will occur on b'r'd-ty a :'t rnoon at the home of Mr. -V. Stevens, i Gostlin street. Mrs. A" j 1 -l:tt:u I.iiwpry will be the asistin Iim;s. THh nitniWrs will bring their lied Cross work. Mrs. A. J. Furk of Highland street.
"a . ' 1 h.-ive the iiicniiici'S of (he ink Leaf . i:-!ir y club as her fruits Frtda y j Mr. J. W. F ckn.au at id Mrs. '!ark a ft.-1 :ion U'acn.r entertained at the r tui:(i T!i In. lay Afterinvm club will ! t wet U!y n . tin if" the- I-miies1 Aitl - riamod by Mrs. William l.oo of I cicty i i tlo- First Presbv nan elnm-h
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P-. :i !'.'; home Friday afternoon for
monthly mo-Mlng of the Woman's rri. Missionary socitty of the First tl.odist church.
Ain-'MR tt rda y ; lur.clu .-it ,-u ss w.-i.s VI rs. loin -rt Ibbbhe of Maj Mrec-i, v.ti- hsd ;.s pile's the members of th .ir"ioi;y club. Following the luncheon '' g-.u.sts devoted the afternoon to K'l Cross -"'-winfc and knifing. The e!t iiou officers was a feature of the bushusr sr.l it resu'f;'! in the rlctton cf M:.;. (".:!p,s Warner for rre?ide::t; Mrf. C Inckey, sccrrtary; and Mrs. 1'a'il Ati-rsnti. tre5irer. The tt"! !'.:! Hi": v.-.i! b gi k-u by Mrs. Georce Ad!,ir;s and on the evening of February 1". 1 ' - dub wl'l entcrtBia at a Vaientine ; -t y for their Tiuibnttii. at the h--m-v-Mrs. X. J. At5t gen in Muentch court.
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it.y at'leinooii at Mrs. The members MH. i 1 lie a t 'i . !!. N't t a Mr- Max Klin- of
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meeting. - TI'.p Parent -'i'eai ii. rs Club of the Wulia. e M'h.oo-1 wi'i hold its February rno't1 1 1 r Frnlay a !"l ri:-on at tw-t liuty
o'e!o.k at i It- fdi.H'l. Miss lM-r will I s-niir r,ni t he-re be ;-i'k.-? iy Mifs lir,.-.in and Mr. Wil.--iJ Mi?s i:ry?n's subject V i'.i Physical t'nlture at 11 .in i and School" and Mi. Wil.ou will talk on ' v". -n ect i e i ; n:!ast o .." j
Freoi Piles
no matter how lonfr or how bad ga t- your cirucmst todac and pet a eo "tit liox of ryrnn-.td 1'ile Treatment, t. will rise 4uiek relief, and u nir.Kl io- often turcn. A trial paekan :i uifd fre in 1'la.in .wrapper if you .-ead. us coupon holcuv.
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i nrif etins. The iT'-sraiu will be in ch-rs I of the j'ubho nvrala cominliteo.
Harry Sheldon
N". Toil's, iee preside :it cl the S.-i.nol of t'hicafio, -wail l;.e thi"
Tli members of Max S'.iulinau Oat! i pi.aktr at the Mas d;iavr tonight for i!'ed a meeting Ia?t evening at thejth it, en b rshn of the liauiinond Cotin-Krth-Al Pabbath prheoi rooms to make j i ry 'hib. fnhjert will be "The I!u- : r:ai crrangement.a for the r:as moclins j man Ilalarac Ph"et." The regular club
. .. .-u.iinv t- viiuia.. .tim-iiK " k - . i i nr.-r w '.ll te ser, ea at seven o ciock.
et thf" mseting' w ill be Max. Shuivisn. rreld-3nt of th F"i1ratPJ Zinof th mfidle west. Quits an elabrar rrogmm beinjf arranserj and at rva close refreshments will be served i he rnetinfr will be hel l at the Moose ifai! in S'.a'.s street. Mrs. Ifarvcy fotiin hosteji ut fi eltshr.f-.il meetin? of the AVcUnejuJay Afternoon Bridg ciub yesterday at her J- ri in Soa'h Hohnian street. The uyt8 piae-l ut three tb, htpb M-oro in thj gtrtits beins triads by Miss Mar-i'-i Pr-miny. Auction bridK was r'.ayand after th srirsica refreshment r :-e, served. Mr?, Kaiph Teiinatit of "Sarren street, will be th next club .! cn Tuesday, instead of AVed-j.'-sdH y. Znrg' r-i:;ilifr of Deborah rectify r--.' r.bers fathered at the home of Mrs. V. . .r. 31e!.er in Maywood avenue, WodJ es.iay, for an all-day quilling: Lee. In
CHICAGO PROUD OF THE HONOR
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Miss Gertrude Sheerer, who is attending Illinois University at Urban, will rnnii home this e-nuig f-r t'ne va ek-end. Mi-?' Henrietta Me.Uer of omaiia will come with lie;-. Tl y w ill be er.tertaind at the horn of Mir-s Sheerer's parents, Mr. and Mr?. Oeorse !?. Sheerer in Warren street.
Captain iluaton. Thouph quite a number of ball players are now in the army, the first baseball maipat to serve his iiasr is Captain lluton, ant of the owners of the New York Yankees. Captt.in Huston is now in France with hio reiriment. Immediately upon his reaching France Captain Hunton cabled home to anounee his safe arrival and to inquire eaperly for the latest baseball developments. Captain Huston has been an officer in the army for some while.
For the thrifty housewife who wants a better cooking oil
t3 MAZOLA
Ceorste. the two months old ?en of Mr. and Mrs.- -John Kirker of Elicffn Id a-entir. is critically i!h -- Chief of Folic" I'eter At:.-:?en ,? rre-
I raring for the registration '' alien j enemies which ia to be lo-'d tomincncI irig Monday end rxt.-rdm-j to Feb. 9. i Chief Aaf-tH'n fat'-s that it would he I well for all tho.e havincr to resri?ter to j ae.-juaint tlmrr-.sf hes with the rijlts j governins this iuiportan' : eciM ration.
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A ropott was a.ade at t h poloe station this rr.'.rnimr that some one had
ternoon a short buatuena fessb n I , . v., ..
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booth at the N"i kb I'lnf d. p.- t. Th police are in estis;t inc.
'."Id f"li.-ve.d by fin -nj"va".-'e s,.-
i if'Ur. Thf) meetings of the soeietyt 1 ' --H tnne to be hel l at the borne of s. Mdser f'T the j,xt few weeks. ! a Targe attendance is deirel ii.--vt 1 .la..da-. a? important business will: tf ai.saoted. ,
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F-. I- F. r.ell of Webb street, was - t an all-day session of the s ;uild of Ft. raul Kpiseopal
vstf-rilay. At noon a hineheon ' i.. npi'OititiiiPnts was sr el, fol-
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PEESONALS. Mr.ii. 1.. l'i. (iriffi-h. N'oi'li .fa-kson slreet. will leave Monday f,.p Hammond. In-1., to visit he;- daushter. Mrs. Walter Herbert stid family, and also to niake the a.e.i'.i.i:ntance of her little trand-daughf r. Violet Kathr jn Herbert. I mnvili.-, . ( 111 ) New s. Walter Kra nu.zevsjvi. "Vahinct-n
avenue, has rcn t.o Hammond to si nd !
voted thei., fw fj,v, .vl!v friend-,. S,,n:h I'.end !
i vestments for the choir. v.. c.-rimr.
i;!-;:: deal of work was aeeonirlished.r Kvrnaj.d Javit l)f th ,;.wt, ,,aWp, ! U: :';"--'-a"" 'ars number of members j Tralntlc statbm. eame h-me even-
en'i -n ir.e meeiinf;. el i s. . j . .-aeac f Urnba'h avenue will be hostess n...xt A'-'-clr.rsday. '
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Genera! ft i isfact.on and a great deal of civic prbfe was shown m the Twin
! City yesterday when TIMKS' dispatches !frae Gov. Goodrich's announcement of I The appointment of Mrs. Arthur T. Cox. i of Fast ChlcaKO. a a state faetory inl spector, to have jurisdiction over women 1 workers in factories of nliana. She
w ili work in conjunction w ith the -de-partment of faclory inspection of the industrial board of Indiana, at the head of which is John J. Walsh, state factory inspector. Mrs. Cox wi!l b paid from the eonMnpent fund of Governor Goodrich, mce (here is no appropriation a tillable for the pay of .uch an offi-e. The. Governor, acting on the sug-estioii of Mr. Walsh, lias received an opinion from file Stansbtiry, attorney-grrieral. that the appointment is iegal. Departure From Precedent. The appointment of a. woman to nieli a pia'o in the Ma.! ro-. ermnent marks a distinct departure fr--m precedent. The fctep is mi-issr. ao-ordin? to tiersons familiar with the faetory conditions in th' state, which now are inerensinply diflicult to sup-rvise because of th influx of new employes for v r
om'irm-y work. If is estimated, ac-fr-'i-dinff to tlio governor, that at lenst j 50.000 w omen workers are employed n
the factories of the state and tl.e need of a woman inspector is apparent. Mrs. ( "ox's .du' i . will take her l-ito the factories of her own community, Uake rounty, where thousands of women are working, as well as into Indianapsiis
and other lndusi rial centers, i For severs t years' M . Cox has hern
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pi oniir.ent tti '- in a n.i we, rare work. 1 ii"f only locally "it In the county and'
HARRY TOWLE BEATS SLINGSBY f'oilns: an average of one and playing in true championship style Harry Towle defeated John Slingsby in one of the most inteiesttni? billiard matches ever seen in Hammond at Summers' and rVrrin s billiard parloia yesterday afternoon. This was tiie third meeting betwen the pairs of crack cueists, Sliucdhy having won the first two confsts. 'fowl.- playvd a wonderful game and !' Tinvd marvelled at his rlick work, i He demonstrated that he is a master of lb.- ivories and no reason In the j w-oiid v. !,y he should not meet the best of them. His hih run was live and h- had perfect control. Slinirobv was a little out of form. It is proj.a:de thnt another cram will be played :n tl-e near future.
The American woman demands quality even when she thinks most about economy. That isone reason why Mazola, the pure oil from corn, for deep frying, sauteing, shortening and salad dressings is now used in thousands of homes in preference to butter, lard or suet. And since the Food Administration asks us to save these fats the housewife is especially glad to have a cooking oil which is so pure, wholesome and economical. Not one drop of Mazola is wasted it can be used over and over again as it does not transmit taste or odor from one food to another. It is as pure and sweet as the most delicate food cooked in it and it makes fried foods more easy to digest free from greasiness or sosines. Use Mazola for your salad dressings, too makes them especially delicious. Get Mazola from your grocer in pint, quart, half-ga!!on or gallon tin. The large sizes give greatest economy. Also ask for the free
Alazola Book of Recipes or write us direct. Vest r.oocr i(tun44 it Muola 4oti rel t'n !.' Mlitlactie t. Corn Products Refining Company
17 Battery Place
SU( RtpreMaUtite Corn Products Refining Co. 113 E. lllraoi Street Chicago, HliaeM
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Elast 9lBt street, who were, arrested at the B. & O. yards at Itoby last S.unday night while In tha act of breaking Into car. were." taken before the grand jury now in session in the Lake Superior Court buiiding; at Hammond yesterday.
They were indieted and their bonds will I ba fixed sometime today.
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ENLISTMENT TOTAL HIGH liy n.-tual count olunteers have passed through llo- recruit inff office of Sers-aiit Wiiliatn Wi'.-K at Hammond since t!,.- fust of April of last year. Of that number 1,500 are now- in tho service, the others rating; failed to pass the examination. The sergeant came Hammoml Peeember i;, 1915, ftnd since his aiiiva: has enlisted 1.72(1. It is believed tlmre are "now more
j l.-.-.ii' ins J-buudfrtd at tins hkuslu of:
another snow storm this morning when I they awoke to find a joun blizard. Fc-'i rmgr another tie-up a flood tf ap-, plications were made for coal at. ihe' city hall. The sn came out and the weather cleared up before noon though., and everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
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pr. .!.! nt ar.,1 dire, tot in the llast Cm- j cag-o Woman's club. !s a member of tio- :
board of charities and rorrer
ing: for a months visit with his parents, j , H onfl. f,f the fourteen "minute" Mr. and Mrs. John A. Gavlt of IlysloD i u-e..n nno'tert hi- '-,.. rannir eo.iY.eil
1 .l r. s t place.
i.a-'. e'.r.in .Miss lara.
r.a-ici- s'revf. had tiie members of the so and So club as her guests. They 1 cusht their needle work ami during
Ira H. Ward of C2". State TJr.e street, s.-n of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver 1. Ward, is seriously Ul :,t ).is ho-n.-.
i ' evening- they were entertained with j i ,-ist. A dainty collation was! scre.i in conrlusion. In two weeks the'
'xi'o will be entertained by Miss Hasten, "'be members present last evening were '' Misses Charlotte Kastut, Eva and Hazel Hamer. Mae and Frieda Frang"e. Sybil JaFrance, Hazel Imsenbaum and Set ma jiuto.
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CARD OF THANKS
f' defeji. pi-esid'tH. fare assoeliitlon and child weifate commtit council of d. fense. 1"
f the local ivi-1-memher of the -e of tile sttt" v tu o years flo-
CARD Or THANKS. We wish to thank our friends and relatives for their kind distance and
sympathy during the le-rea vement of! to !..k a
! our loving: liust-and and bi-..th. r. F..-pe- I of t!ie fif
' tcially do we wish to -thank the cmThe Lad.es- tVid society of the First 1 p,oye., or tu. Oibson local office, and ' onrreirational ch'jrh was entertained .1., 1 , .
- eji tijc I'-j-.iwiui 110r.11 onerings.
l an ail-day meetins yesterday at the
borne of Miss Jury In Towle street. The ; Hev. W. G. Cowley, the Rev. Trueblood ' 1 f V.'biiiris. and the Tiev. and Mrs., riai,piinrB of Kast Chicago, were enter- !
MitS. G A. IlKRCtlV. KEY, A mi A M FEKGEN". MR. A X D MitS. EVERT.
auditor o. the Ind.ana Ked.-i a t ion of clubs an 1 is now.- one of the three trustees of that o p at.lza 1 1, ,n. Toe )-., al w ork which Mrs. Cox Is handling will inev'tanly have to be turned over to other hands. Telegrams poured in upon her yesterday congratulating her upon the appointment. Her work will he larg"!y
t!.e ;nterrst a-id welfare lii on sand women employes
In Indiana. H-r appointment is a newdeparture in Indiana, whose offienCs for s.-veia! years have recoirn y.ed the growing need of some interest on the part of the state In the welfare of its ivonif :i work rs.
lamed with the members.
On Friday Rftemoon there will b 1 riext winter impossible.
Every can of food put up this : MANY ATTEND summer helps maks food shortage ! AUO SHOW
CROWN POINT NEVS
HAPPENINGS OF A DAY V LAKE COUJTTTCS LIVELY CAPITAL
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DEATH OF FRANK McGUIRE I'rar.k .M. 1 lu:. ... 21, son of Mrs. Ernest rai!:n of .".J.". Wilcox street, died yesterday at St. Margaret's hospital final burns received at the Standard Ste.'l t'a; plant uloie he was employed, file remains v.ere taken to the Stewart nioijiiie. The funeral will be held fioi.i the late residence at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon with Rev. Sharp in 'barge and inteiment will be made at Oak Hill cemetery.
BOARD INJ3ESSI0N. The b..at (I of pubhe works held its eu-ular session at the city hall yes10: day morning. With the exception f allowing some lulls nothing of im-,-oiMme was taken up.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Kveryone behaved himself in Ham-; tnond lapt night. Only one drunk was! arrested by the police who report that;
it was unusually quiet.
Pob Jennings wan on the street today trying to find some one who was carrying a irura machine under his overcoat. He reported to Hie police that some enc walked out of his ice cream parlor with a gum machine.
Valpo Intel-urban Resumes Traffic VAI.rAKAISO, IND., Jan. 31. The Valparaiso and Northern Inte.-urban again resumed traffic today between I ere and Chesterton As noon as the badly off schedule. The drifts are o deep over the tracks between Woodville and Chesterton that today no effort was made to operate cars between here and Chesterton. As son as the Gary line Is In shape for regular traffic, more efforts wil be made to open the Chesterton line. As fast an men can dig this lino open, the wind ehifts the snow back, and accordingly it is Impossible to give service.
SAVE THE CHANGE.
Two billion dollars la a reasonable estimate of the amount that should be realized la the TTnlted State by the sale of War-Savings Stamps. We expect there will be twen.ty.nva million subscribers. At any poatofflee, at any hank, at many other places, yon can no; a twnty-fiy-cant stamp, convertible Into a fire-dollar one; or you can buy a flvs.doUar one at a discount that will give four per cent compound Lntercht on the investment. No Government, before this war began, ever raised so much as a billion dollars by on operation. Raising two billions out of small change would have seemed too preposterous for sober consideration. It will be done; but xt win uo: (to Itself. Get yonr card, your -wife's card, your children's cards. Save the change for a stamp. Ten million stamp accounts could easily be started la a single week. This is the most certainly useful form of saving to win the war. Xt will not represent borrowing. It will Inflate no currency and raise no prices. It will come cut of Income, and for millions of subscribers the subtraction will hardly be missed. Start the stamp habit now!
PERFECT WOMANHOOD.
Ferfect womanhood depcuds on perfect health. Beauty and a good disposition both vanish before pain and suffering. A great menace to a woran happiness in life is th" suffering that, comes from some functional deranaenient whirl 1 soon develops headache, backache, nervousness and "the blues." For sueh utfering. women ml help in that famou--. old root and herb remedy, Uydia E. pi::l;batn's Vigf table Compound, w hich t : three generations has been restor :. health to women of America. Ad.
NEW MARRIAGE I LICENSES ISSUED
CU...WX point, in;;.. j?m ?a. The following new mar'-iage lh'-rjtos were issued here yesterday. Joseph Uofsa. age 23. East Chicago, crane -o-v;. i ,; : Mr.';- l-iimrn, ftre 23, Hiiniii- nd. Joe Sp:ikr. Indiana llnrbor: .WH.e Ryry.ak. Indiana Harbor, Ind. Jan Surinam Eat Chicago; Tillie K.Eta. Eaft Clit .-.s-'-Floyd A. Xewi 1. Hammond: Ktt'J-':-ine H. Fox. East Cliieago. Fred If acker, Tol,-ti,.n : Anni: Wat. Toleston. Jim Vaeileli, Gaiy: E.oMbeth Svc fans, Ciai.
slons to move food. Grain and seed will be moved first. Xew England fuel administration officials asked for coal to relieve suffering. Attempts will be made to move coal to New- England by water from Norfolk. It was stated the conditions are serious and weather setbacks will cause great harm. .
ADMINISTRATORS MEET TODAY Lake county's board of fuel administrators were scheduled to meet this afternoon at the Gary Commercial club.
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earnest when we. ask you to a uia). Veil have nothing everything to sain, for your "ne returned if after a tnel get r- suits from t'rrine. (,- cier. in the home secret l-,'.
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90 Hohman street. Adv
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y 1 1 ..-at men f . Cos 1 s Ask us for booklet.y ( Kaufman &. Wolf)
John Krost. who has been doing riurd work on the East coast has recently been transferred to an aviatkm f.hool in the south. Mr. John Foss, who has been contued to his hom with rheuriiatism -he past two months lias so far re- . f.vercd as to be aide to be up and -. ouiid the house. Examination cf th men railed for -.rvice will betin on Monday by the ! : -al exemption board, cards having :-.n mailed this week notifying the 1 ,n to appear. Mr. and Mrs. llnil T'-a t f e r:i: an have t.'i-,vp1 to Winf-eM thin week wher i tetr new home recently built is ready for oi.-cut-ati . Mrs. Itatiernian was f omerie Miss Emma I. isms. Mrs. Ger-
tiude Llsins vvi.l make her home with them. Traffic on both the railroads and inter-urban have resumed their normal seed lie. tl.e trains for the east being nearly on time. A blizzard forecast-d by the v eather bureau to bit this part of the country on Tuesday failed to put in an appearance for which our residents, tiied of shoveling snow and firing ft:rna-es to the utmost were dn i y 1 1 in n U fill. The pr-srnt term of enurt will expire, on Ffbiuarv 1st and no vacation
Chl a ' continues to rlnw its usual
patronage from Hammond unl dai!:- j
dozens are in attendance from here. i While they report that the show is! not ns eorueotis a display as in past.
yoars. there if a very large variet of cais. One of the. interesting exhibits is manufactured hy the Overland people to compete with the Ford. Ah yet no price has been set but it is understood that it will be in the neighborhood of J.-.on.oo.
Impressive funeral services of Barney Oolrfn were held at the All Saints church in Hammond this morning; where a large concnu.se of friends from nearly eveiy city in the reaion paid tribute, to the deQe.ased. The requiem liiirh mass was celebrated. Tl.e r mains were then shipped to Chicago wticie interment will' be made in the Mt. olivet cemetery.
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ill be ta ken ruary term c-. Judge MeMnhoi to the . i il (i put asid" ow nii docket.
t t1 i.-v time, the Feb-itneneing-on Monday. w-'i?" devote -.,, time ses whirl) have been to the heavy criminal
h CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes Most Women Can Have Sa8 Dr. Edwards, a V'ell -Known Ohio Physician Dr. F. r.L Edwards for 17 years treatec scores cf women for liver ar.d bowc aiimer.ts. During thesa years he gave t. his patients a prescription m:ide oi a fe tv?ll-known vcjetabla innredlents mixer with olive oil, naminfj them Dr. Edward .' Olive Tablets. IVa will Laow them fc. their olive color. These tabids are vrcridr-wcrlieTS cn t!:liver and bowels, wliich cause a norr.-. .
action, carrying ovf the waste and poisonous matter in one's system. 1
If you have a pale face, fallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tor.rrie, headaches, a l::-t'ess, no-good feeling, all cut cf sorts, inactive bowels, you tske one of Dr. fidwards Olive Tablets nightly for a time and note the pleasing reu'tr. Thousands of tvornen as well as men tke Dr. Edwards Olive T tb'.etc the suc- : ssful substitute for calomel now and hen just to keep in the pink cf condition, lu; and -ic psr ban. All drusists.
has so far recov-
m his re. ent illness to take r,;-k as court reporter in the -i i t. Young of Kalamazoo. Mich..
for a few days with his and Mrs. J. P. Young of
Maurice Mr-K-nz ered from his re;
u p 1 1 1 s circuit 1 Ralph
is at horn-: parents Mr
the Hotel Ca'dweii. A large unmhe-r of people enjoyed a dancing party given at ?t. Mary's hall on "Wednesday evening. The music, was furnished by the Commercial club on best ra. A .community party will be given at the libra: y on Monday evening. Feb. 4th for tlm benefit of the P.ed Cross. F-vetybody is invited. The games will be ."''ii! and ptdro. The last party had 15 tables filled and the committee Is arrar. .-ins f'T 2j at the coming party. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Iehrr.an anil Mr. and Mrs. I-avii Money will be the hostesses. Martin Smith of this city and Otto Fifield it f Kagle C reek were e!e--'-d directors at r recent election of t'.-e Herrison euti in Gary. Th me tng was the first shot fired ,T the corr- -z Republican canipatgn -and was !ittndftf. peneraily hy the protriinenf. ft- o ii-li.-ans ef Hi" omniv. County Tir-jfui-i-r Mat Brown eae a short talk.
SENATOR NEJDL TRIAL FEB. 25
VALPARAISO, J IJ Nejdl. of Whiting, Vi-
tor. charged with making a false claim of $in.r'"'0 will be tried here February 2J, unless a change is made. After the case came here on venue, it rasped from the jurisdiction of Judge IT. II. Lorin to that -f Pperial .Tutie Harry lierneitha of Rochester, w lto has already jjalifled. Nejdls bond of $3000 was provided by a Gary bank. The defendant, it is aleged, took a gravel road contract and made his claim for the J 1.1. 000 to the I-ake county board ,.r i-omissioners.
Kidney Sufferers Have Feeling of Security.
OBITUARY.
Tou naturally feel secure when you know that the medicine you are about to take is absolutely pure snd contains no harmful or habit prodiicm sr drmrs. Such a medicine is Pr. Kilmer's Swa.-np-Koot. kidney, liver and bladder remedy. The same standard of purity, strength and .excellence is maintained in every bottle of Swamp-Rout. Swamp-Root Is sclent iileally compounded from vegetable herbs. It is not n stimulant and is taken in
teaspoonful doses. ' If. is not recommended for everything. According to vf-rilled testimony it is nature's great helper in relieving and overcoming kidney, liver and bladder troubles. A sworn statement of purity is with everv bottle of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-
Root. If you need a medicine, you should have the best. If ou are nlrradv convinced that Swamp-Root is what yon need, you will tlnd it on sale at all drug stores in bottles of two sizes, medium and large. However, if you w -sh to try this ftr'-at oiepara'ion send ten cents to Pr. Kilmer a: Co., I '! n sha rnpton, X. T . for a. "ample bottle. When writing b" sure nd mention the Hammond Paily Times. Adv.
Ireneus Short ridge was b..i n Mav 7, tb". in Henry county, Indiana, and died Tuesday evening, January 2?th. IMS. at the Wesley Memorial hospital in Chicago, of injuries received by a fall at the L'riion Flock yards last Saturday evening when he sustained a fracture f,r the skull. He did not regain consciousness after the accident. Mr. Shortridge served four years in the Vnion Army during the civil war. In early manhood he tausht school and engaged In farming and stock raising. He be.-.nne a government Inspector in the buiciiu of animal industry at Chicago in IS97 which position he held ur.itl th" time of his dath. He i surivr-d by his widow. Marietta Shortrldge. :, 5.ini Krnest L. Shortridge, and a daughter. Ulam-he, Mrs. Ralph C. Fierce. The deceased was a member of the rt. A. R. and vice-president of the Hammond post at the time of his death. He was ulso a Mason and a devoted member of the Pes.-iples of Christ church. Mr. r.nd Mrs. Sh-rtridge had t-een affiliated with that church for forty years. The funeral is to be held at the late residence in 6 Condit street at 10:30 Frfday morning with Rev. c. J. Sharp of the Christian church in charge. The body is to be taken on the 12:45 p. rn. Monon train to Lowell for Interment.
TWO BEFORE LAKE CO. JURY L. J. Finlorn. Slid Muskegon street, 5outh Chicago, and D. G. Perison. 3061
SPEEDWAY NOW
AVIATION BASE
INPIANAPOI-IS. Jan. 31. The Indianapolis Motor SpeeJway today was turned Into a base for Vnole. Sam's aviators. Work on the plant which will repair airplanes damaged east of the Mississippi river and north of Ohio was practically completed. The aviation plant covered twenty acres formerly connected with the speedway. It was rushed to completion by the contractors to take care of machines damaged at training station. Work was not started until late in November and today it was announced the structure was practically ready for occupancy.
BITTER COLD
WAVE COMING
(By United Press.) j WASHINGTON. Jan. 31. Snowbound and broken by washout of bridges the. national railroad and fuel administration were almost helpless today. A bitter cold wave Is said to be moving to-, w ards the Atlantic coast. In spite of car J shortage the railroad and food admlnis-i trations btgan to make special provl-i
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No Camouflage In This Story Says corns stop hurting, then lift right off without one bit of pain
Hospital records show that every time you cut a corn you Invito lockjaw or blood poison, which Is needless, says a Cincinnati authority, who tells you that a quarter ounce of a drug called freesone costs but a few cents at any drug etore but' is eufficient to rid one's feet cf every hard or soft corn or callus without even one little twinge of pain. Tou simply apply a few drops of this freeione on a tender, aching corn and the soreness is instantly relieved. Shortly the entire corn can be lifted out. root and all, w ith your fingers. This drug is sticky but dries at once and is claimed to just shrivel up any eorn without inflaming or even irritating the surrounding tissue or skin. If your wife wears high heels she will be glad to kow of this. Adv.
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