Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 11, Hammond, Lake County, 9 March 1918 — Page 5

March n. 191?.

THE TIMES.

What Gary Society is Doing Nolv

OIK ST OF RKY. SEJIN. ! Frepk O. Fiaiey. of Greencastle. In.l . . "rtary of the endowment fund of, the preachers' and a id socjet les of th j Northwut Indiana district is a cuest of i i'r. William Seaman of the Fust M . .

-.. church.

POSITIOX WITH CITY TRF.sM HF.ll.

Political Announcements. rOK TOWNSHIP ASSKSSOK.

Fditcr TIMFS: . J Please stinoiinc mv name as a randi-

Irtat- for the office of North Township j Asse?or of Lake County, Indiana. on; I the Republican ticket, subject to thej

Mies Emma Powers of Monroe street)

h accented a nositioo in th city

treasurer's office. j

CALLED BV FATHER'S DEATH. Mrs Campbell "Watson f the Carnegie apartments. 6th avenue and Van Rurm street, and mother. Mrs. Cecil. TS Harrison street, have been .-ailed to Wheeling. W. V . by th death of vfrs. Cecils father. A flFEK IN CHICAI.Il. Mrs. B. Ruff. 16'3 Broadway, is visiting for a week with i'Uni" in ,n

city of Chago.

will of the -voters at the primaries to

! he held In Ma v 7. 1 ! 1 S.

?- JAMES n.F.MKNTS.

TOX. STATE SBNATOK. Editor TIMES: Announce to the voters of Lake. Pcrt". Jasper and Newton, Counties that I v ill he candidate for renominat ion for the position of State Senator from this joint district, my candidacy being: subject to the decision of the republican primaries tt -n n. M . KI.NDCn

Doci Your Bick Ache? DO YOU find it difficult to hold up yoor head and do your work? Distressing symptoms cauoad by unhealthy condition. Generally no medicine is required, merely local application of Pisoa Tablets, a valuable healing remedy with antiseptic, astringent and tonic effects eimple in action and application, soothing and refreshingThe fame in the name Ptso' guarantees satisfaction.

ISO'S

ft TABLETS

F.mrrmhnrm 60 Cmnf

THE P1SO COMPANY

200 Pi Bldf . Warrea, P..

Page five

OXE GROUP'S HEAD)' TO SAY GOOD-liYE TO WHOEVER THEY HIT, OTHERS READY TO SAY HELLO TO FRANCE

F.AST SIDE PRESBVTEMIO CHl"f

Corner 7th avenue anl Pennsylvania ; street. Edgar Funtenney Smith, pastor. ,

and bible school :' :t ;

Sons; servif

-iGMIT DDCTDR ARRESTED

FOR SHOOTING NEGRO

GARY BIBLE

""i a.

it P

rr. . a nfi each at

Faith -

Preaching services.

T.45 p. in The raster w both services. .Sjb.te-L forenoon semi fulness Until Peaih.'' S.ibiact even.ng sermon

elation God Gave to His Son." I A men's brotherhood class was or- j taniied in the Sabbath school last j Sabbath with O. F. Mishler as rresi,1nt. Mr. Cuthhert as secretary and C. ! F Math's as treasurer. -Ins. X. G , Pw-trr.ler is the- teacher U is hoped ; that bv the end of the month the r.i"tn- ( h.rsh'.p of the class will have reached, lo I,t the men of the comit.tmity j real!-.- to the support of the class. t A ; woman's class with Miss Aurola Mc- j In tyre as teacher is also making , drive for increased membership.

D. 1.. F. l.oar. IfHh avenue and Broadway a well known Gary physician, was aires'ed last night on a charge of assault and batter;-- wrh in'.ent to Will. He sate bonds of $1,000. The pol'ce also held as a witness Cha.r'.cs M. Parks. "11? Madison street who is said to bare, received a bullet wound in the arm during: a rjuarrel over an fu-o. I.oar was arrested at r 1 S3 Auan-.s stree'.

I 1

GOAL IS ! NEARLY 600

Seek 1,000 Members I Classes by Arrival i of Easter.

for

rtRST 1ETHOD1T r.PISCOPAI. CHI.RCH. dami and Seventh; wmi'am Grant

. .arr.ac. Minister. lTTtrVTWV MEN! Tu ar

r. the Bib'. Class gt Vj

Pie; Gaf (i Sunday school 9 30. Classes

POLICE TAKE CORPSE FROM LITTLE CALUMET A hunger locking for gama along the. Little Calumet river a half-mila east of Broadway. Gary, latx yesterday afler-

wanted i noon, saw a bedy floating In the water.

ti'f in this ! r"n'ic were summoned and Offtcers

tor a:

Krlewitr and Nesser toned th body to

! th

a a e

Morning worship 10.45. The pastor j .it Viecin series of Pre-Kaster Pin-!

r-notis Thme th's ! "oout i

4v morning ser-notiF

Sunday morninsr. "Th"i Crowd and th? rrnj," Special music. The Juniors meet at 3.00 p m. V hspov. -heinful service for the youngsters.

The Tntermed'a tes meet at 5:0". raster wtll continue his conversa with the Jntermea ates

Tn-inar People's Social Hour at

T.'tr.h at 6:00. devotional Meeting at :30. ?5ven.rg Worship at "ibj -fhall W W:o the War?"

shore. Thre Deputy Coroner Tar-

i rington ordered the remains taken to ' the 'Wjihams morgue. The, remains were those, of a man

0 pounds. 5 feet 10 lnche..

J A goal of six hundred men in Bibl' classes in (he thirteen churches co-op-;eratingin the campaign for -1,000 men i in Bible classes by Eater" has been j i set for tomorrow and every man In1 j Gary is invited to attend the church!

of his choice. . j In a number of the co-operatin churches the men's classes were nor I organized until last wee'it and a greatly increased total attendance is expected tomorrow. More than 00 men were irij attendance last Sunday, as shown by) the compiled report received af the T. I M. C. A. The campaigners of a l!j churches are urged to riort th total 1 attendance of men and boys antteenj years of age or older to Acting General ,

secretary L'ster "vV. Carlander of the! T. M. C. A. tomorrow afternoon or early j Monday.

t- . . t AK ' - -A-- . - y H s- fTf - -h-- --vt -jt - f .s. x 4. k .r.-'l i- &&iis - - rf" si I . , - w v .vVc v- ? v' ' v i - ; " a v I ii.i,infnriiiiii, n iiininifi nurt t ,u , t ,f ,,1,., 'ji.MaftV m, ., .Jiv.,.,,.f,.rl,,l.p-1i.v 4. f - nj..jUf- A-b

EVEN CROSS, SICK CHILDREN H.0VE SIRUP OF FIGS

:if

feverish, bilious, constipated, give fruit laxative at once.

Don't scoid vour fretful, reevish chii l

j If tongue 13 roa't-d: this is a su' r ! sign its little stomarh, liver and bone, a j nv clogcefi with sour waste, j Vkhou listless, pale, feverish, full ' cold, breatix brad, throat, sore, doesn't cat., sir-cp or act naturally, lia? stomachi aclte, indigestion, diarrhoea, give a tej sromiful of 'alifornia Syrup of rig5." j and in a few hours all the foul trtLste. 1 i'-,e .-,';r biie and fermntini? food pas5o; ! out of the bowels and you have a w ' 1

and plajfui chiJd agnin. Children !o.e this harmics "frir.t laxat!e,- nn.t mothers ran. rest easy after giving it. because it never falls to make their lilt!" "insides" clean and sv.eet. Keep it handy. Mother: A little, given today sairs a sick child tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask your drug i: for a fO-eent bottle of "California Syniiof K-.gs," which has directions for b.hie?. children of all ages and f-.r grown-ups plainly on the bottle. r.erohor there are counterfeits ?ojrj here, so surely look and see that yours 1ntade by th "California 1'ii rytur 'oiiipany." Hand back with contempt any other tig Erup. Adv.

Above Girls of motor corps of America at revolver practice. Belowwith Pershing.

-Telephone unit ready for service in France

The girls above are of the motor corps of America usin? the New York rolice rienartment's tpvoUpt

for tarcet practice. Thev hoce to i?o u- Franrp evpntnaliu Knt- fimiM ihr.ir- eL-iii i,

valuable even if thev stav home makinc it noKnihlo for them to qV -a v-rr a v,.-i-

- - - . V,..L. w J i-tAv WJ-UJl, tili

ranre

will be

they may run across.

The srirla below are a telephone unit ready to sail overseas v-ith rershincr. well as Ecgrlish. They have been recruited from all parts of the country.

Thev all speak French

has sent two hundred and thirty boc'r to I'ort Harrison and Camp Taj : !: ve i-ant to ?epd manv more. l.et every person Icik over h:s ho "-li . ir,f ntake a selection for this purpose, then telephone the Publi'- Libra: y and o v:oy Scout will call for them. I this now. Readable books on all subjects, that are in good eond.tion ate acceptable Scientific hooks, however, must be of recent date. The1 library force will attend to a!! the details of the preparation and shipping of fhe books. For further information telephone I"0.

i blek hair, dark completion itsche and stout buiM.

brown mus-

The ion s

.V0CV

PUBLIC NOTICE.

P?r ton driiional

NOTICE TO THE FARMERS OF NORTH TOWNSHIP

meet a ill r:n. Monday of making

kno-irn your seed requirerreni s to iti 1 s. Department of Agriculture. S-S-2 AV.M. E. VATEK. Trustee.

Ton are requet.d to fnony school house, even-ng. for the purpose

giver, that the 4c charge on Class C

j coal. as allowed by the County Board of T'nal A A m m 1 t rs I ot- on tanwar' 1 t

101S. wp abolished on March 1. 101, e-xcept in the cities of East Chicago and Indiana Harbor. In Hammond the 410 rate is changed to 25c. reduction of

ton. These rates will prevail cities mentioned until further

TV. S. FEUEK. Lake Co. fuel Administrator.

i j I 1 Gary Theatre 1

NEW FOOD REGULATIONS

conscription in to a person j.

Mother Gray's Powders Benefit Many Children

Thousand? of mothers have found I Vfo'her Gray 's Sue-et Powd:-s an -x el- i meitv for rhildren e 01 1 nla i r 1 n 2 of!

headache. 'co'.d. fevenshti'S'. stotnach trojehles and bowel irregi: la n ties from nbich children .uife:-. Thfv are, easy and pleasant to take and excellent resiilrs are aeeonipiishd bv th'r" iisr. XJaei ly mothers' for 30 year. Sold by l.i-'jgglsf s ever; where. 25 cents. A civ.

j :.ic re J In the j notice. i j .

! 3

Manager Werner has secured another pleasing va-jeville bill for the Gin-

(theatre toTnorrow. 5een big metio1 pal-tan acts wili be given at this thjatrl tomorrow matinee and twice at r ght. The bill includes the famous jCleo-a Miller Trio, one of the most talen:d musical acts on the road, j Novaldo and' Serrorle present opera I ballet, the b.g girl show of vaudeville, j Other numbers are up to the metiojpolitan standard and offer the best enj tertainment

If your business should be hurt some by War-Savings H may be a cross, but s a cross of honor, rot an iron cross. '

Tel. F.ast CTi.caro DR. J. GOLDMAN DENTIST Vtrrt stationed flank HUB. Cor. Cltlcagti A roreyhe Araa. K A ST CHIC ACO. Cor.aui t.ti'.n in English. Garmti Polteh. Slavish end Ruaalaa.

tussssx

CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THAKKS.

LOWELL i 1 i

From this dat notice ih oni.-,' the use of re. ea

"Meatless Tties da ." bve.y day one wheal be serve,). i;rafast n a t e d a the w 1 ; a ; 1 e

on and until further limitation placpej en '. tra!. imposed on

! eeinp! ion f rem ! .V Menem a rm y th'iu.

j Names of Defendants. ' The thirteen, are; Isr'Viin ?!. Peyovich. editor ! H'tsi.j. I ' : Mir Miii.ni.-! den: rf the ner.i!(j. I'.etroit: li:

th- ; ining !

lh' '. h '

at 2 '.-!. irk P-.srdaj-rational eh'ir-h at 2.0.

i CHICAGO CLOSED TO i INDIANA CONTAGION

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ie 1 'n -!'! " e n d e i 2 - Tiv.-i ri.: 1 . ' a 1 -

tlio Herald. Der.et rt'i: ; ;"pirti.e Herald. I'ei h 'hi cn go ; 1 ' ' Krivkap-

Wiliiam T. Teterson and Arthur Claueaen of Lowell have enlisted :n the army and leave today for some point in Texas.

-Mrs. Mathias Hoevet. .. died at be;-

IT ... t- , , . , , . 1 .

""."'i "' "inceie manhs nome Mere thi3 morning. 5he was about

c mn irifnus w no na-.e oeen soj 75 years of age. She leaves eight chil-icn. very generous n extending help and ; dren to mourn her death. Her husband !

sympatnv curing tn iune;? and dearh of our beloved father, William Willard Hay ward: also the Harbor Lodge of Odd Fellows and for the many floral offerings. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hayward. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ha ward.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayward. Mr. and Mrs. V'rl Hayward. Mr. and Mrs. Moses Hayward. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Aukenbauer. Mr Burt Hayward 3-3-1

m'ljt be observer! at

ants and 1 inch countet s. From In s dale on i;p to tid inclining April 15th th" resrict;on bass been removed from nvtUori and lamb and this meat may be served on ni'at!'" Tu efrtav . The nro,-k of pork and beef r.rt band is sufficient 10 warrant t h normal co risu rr pt 1 on of the? prorl j ts on in" days nrr ilf.isne'i ".Mr s ,i e.v-." Monday i i Itea: Ims els: . T-.jesd.-4 v if ni at'ess ; Ve,ine.,gv n i,eaie( hr e,T il f.f, Thiitsda;. is w h e a ' 1 e s s breakfast. Fndav 11 hemleu bi 1 1 k f.i s: S a t ; r d a vv 1 ; a 1 1 e b 1 e n :: f a f . Sunday wheat brt-a fst . ! Observe the 5"-.,ii i-iio n j.A;':r, ;

tliis rule m i t w t h. In ase no able the grO'-r fto 1: r. H : on

I k c h e :

II.

Indiana wh--

Ind iana liar- 1

r : rid

: .::;" :cn. tmsiirrr r r..;': K:-a .Mnrtitioyi. r-iprtnika, sfcie'.i v ,-. 1 re ' 1 ; 1 ; r r. ! g 1 u , i Hdt Z.T-ieh, "bi..-ago

:i, Atapka; Harbor: .Inlri M,

bor: lladovan lysbt.'l). l-diana Hnrr M.Iet,-, idavl-h. Ir.'li.-ir.a Harbor.

Tony M-f'irb. Indiarn Ha rbe.-r. Their indictment charges violation of ! ' e r.sj.ionage la'.T an'l .- 'f-o q S'CtK-n ' rf the fedora! penal code punishing con-j .rirntn's who, --e'K by f,.rc to htnder 1 !e eec-'iou rf Cni'rrl .States laws.;

P ! .3 c '. 1 ' a i I y all ti-o laws 1 be war air. nar.-.ed as t h 'It'lUrr-n ?Oi:sl;t lo rlr,;qy. Mil'on V.'. Murn'ir as'

S 1 a ' e c; r, . n t t ; r

1 ehaic

in; a 1 1 h tiarrierl

-,;d Hai

orr.T :ss:onr n c b e ;-1 5 -n d e -Indiana health authorities that they rej;e sen(j-ri conseae V ; -t ;u-.-! jere. 'n-; e fr'"' WL.f.nc acd lnu'-

"' r et-it Ins 1

. "a used

MILLER TOLO TO KEEPJAiS OFF "Alien Enemy" Mayor of Mich. City Hears From Service Commission.

FORMER HAMMOND

M MICHIGAN PITT. Ind.. March '' a j i-,r-w- tv.-rjt was given to the rai F: rd C. Miillev, "al-en enemy" mavor ! Michigan '".': when the publi'.' ser. : i coit.Ti 1 ssion today sent him a telegi p

COUPLE ESCAPE

-nd'jctitig 1 ): -ii ibV

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r of t h r, i r n - f the r,r, i'lin' and

lie ?! ; e : , v cn orml

s 1 c s t 1 1 i t ere availho:Uf ', e' is. t :-e!l 1 - endanger ng h s li-

f p e re fli.ie. to ..-i;--.-U ye 1 r brend at the ba f :'f . and

pased avay last June and since that store. The flour vo-i n-i-.-hase th. I

time she has been in very poor health. I stores should ! i.ed for g: a'i. ei - ! No arrangements have been made fort The f.ot.r shortage is a--it'. i her funeral on account of not hearing! Chicago bakers who hav !n h:?-

rrom soma or the children in the west. 1 Ping their products into Ind-ana with I

bo 1 C : I , a n o 1 F 1 , leeteen 111 Tl

a S s , ; t p t T ' I erj

t.-rney for lud.ana. will t!f go ver ' . 1 ,1 en jurse-

llided t, and vy

t h n Ma-

Pas i

d T f 1 1 a j n -.- Tri-te.-;n JTan- ' : f 1 i j 1 n 1 y 1 J " ' " her, tns at N.

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of the Ihlt-i f J iammopd, ; on.. CFda V' be foj-e : on i-rcMdinj. j

CROWN POINT

directing him to cease interfering ', ihe movemept of trains or cars over t ' -m itch tracks of the Mi-higan Cer.tr-' ra'lroad used for the shipment of saivt A 'ew days ago the b. airl rf war' -of Michigan City, rf which Major M ' 1 e ; : a member, PaSf'.! a ie-4-;';. d'te.tinT the superintendent ' to:;, .. to notify and orn-r.cn.l the M: .'-.:iir.

nl to 5top the ope; i.f.-n r-r e r side traok In Wtt ? -:-r s! .-' - -

uT ;1 th" oompanv re re ;.-? a p-. ro opejnte there. Sautue! ,1. Taylor who has iu--i-f s'ht 10 keep M;ljer o ". of t': of i,jv..i', is president of th r.nk.-- 1 Sand Cornpan'--.

MUST APPOINT

ANOTHER JURIST

the instruct !ms to v ho n th-y pay net attention to th ri;

The St-ariloy

Hotel

and

Baths

Modern in every war. All rooms outside rooms. Hot and cold running water in every room. Best of furniture. Slumberon hair mattreses. Why not have thp best,- it don't cost you any more. Only one block from Broadway, but far enough from all nerve shattering noine. Rates only $1 a day and up. Special weekly rates to permanent guests. Our Turkish Baths are the best there is. Rooms with Turkish Baths, $1.50 and up. Inspection invited. Respectfully,

The Stanley Hotel and Baths 800 Washington St., Gary, Ind. Phone 531.

I ' Several of our basketball fans tvent j ' Hammond last night to root for the

i,oweli team. I hey were all cnlhusi-iot the foori administration me

1 astic for the I.onell team and hope sh j t-. a fall." The p-ire of bread .may w in the final championship game. ' considered fair by the n1r.-,.:tt!r ! i F. v. Brown went lo Chicago on bust-1 nviss. be ,r,ain;a n.l nn.l t'-i-ness fpst evening. M. cal bakeva as well a i::.s,d,i Itain thee pijoes the io'iri "

n-erned -hedi!e of Hrentl rrieei

j I One pound loaf, wholesale. T',..r;

j rvi v.i- u nme in j- en years jonn, nijr for j;r. t pound ! Splsak. claimant of the, roller skating! hr4, trapped. wholeMl.

..im.i.pi.nsn:p v: inn, was aeieatett in a .i loaf. 1 'i pound 1

two mile race t-y t. iiiiier. the River-

t " , I o

ISPIZAK IS DEFEATED.

r i d : n f

t-t.n- !

: re'a-l !.. .-1 re : ail.' bole- '

i.'V.OWX T'.'INT. Ind

nv Wt!l T'a v, n ! o )

n s-.eeicl ;;;,;i;e ;n i:e

i a ;i r i raw n I ' i o ir ed i .-e 1 .

i'. 1 fi,1p","l a t. e w I , rr d : : - u ha r e I'.llil t .me, a 11 1 sr. , -it I'Viie'.! of I 'or:

March -At,a been itiin?

i.'.ance at th Carney. VVest Half-Wav

u.-o on Satuiday night, MartU ?th. ' . 15. EveryLoUv invited. 3-4 1 PACKERS WIM i s. H. J. Wheat-n has refnned; THEIR FIGHT 'a f i-eepo-.. I),., white she .spent j (By Tlnlted Frtff.) o rist woek with :.!:.., Hurry Swartl, I cnxr.W. March ?.-B:g paclfers : liter, v i-r.twn Fo nt. ! . . .. c i, . ,,.-e Ce -.

. I . mploy has returned frcm i . - ,t e,-mi 'nti' teimw of

-:io:t visit with tiary fn. nd,. pr!, in ,l,e vault of Henry Ved-r f,!5' r--Jt-"n - I:'"'"'- who attended ; Swir, attorney. The rnited Stales .iinioer man s convention rtt h I r,riMi, reversed the dee. sion r.t

T!"nsilay and Friria-. I,.. i . ! , . . .' , ..".. ,

Til, id

Iteriei I f:: nd

lud e V

ui ! i r : a a i ' r-l h'lTi.lr' -r and 1 ,a ;

Mohan

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U oa ' The

Hub lib"

view champion, at the Indiana Gardens Roller Skating link at Robertsdale lasi night. The lime was seven minutes and four seconds. M'iler took the lend .- th start and maintained it throughout the 42 laps. Spisak: was right at. his heels on every turn but was unable to pass the crack Chicago skater. Spisnk's brother, Andy. suffeied a bad spill, forcing him out of the race. John Hlavich was third. : In the Class B, one-mile race. Hlavch; won. The time was 1:15. The skate boys' race was captured by young Can-j ner. Time. minutes. !

sale. 12c: retail, single Ir.r, j o; i pound loaf, wholesale. Cr; r tail, single ; loaf. Tc: pound loaf, w hoiea!. 6 ' , c : ! single loaf. T',c 2 or l,".,-. ; If you are pay ing any more for vuri bread you are paying too much your grocer or bker is giiiii v of prof - i iteermg and is liable to have ,,s !!ceu i revoked. ' rt. c r. r.rt y. ; federal I-'ood Admlnlstrai-T fnr nry. I

-o-li . ojr. r a , es4 e o ;. t Iter how that, t OSS bje to I p, 1 1 o n set tl 11

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'rn',"t. a'" t rv !ng t-' er,llil,; little riiake I ;r-. t li e d.tch t 1 1 1 e est i it -- f ! t (,.- ti a c ho.

Ml I k 1 a.s'nij: as

i M rs. qeo Mv. e;- n r;n i t -, ' r v i living wi

T-'eder.al .ludgn T.andis. Tti" court rjai

jit was r.o bar to further prcceedlnss an I .1 meet j ennnfiteH the cerortimpttt t'I

'.:en j niake ot lu r efforts to file Into Veefl'-r'n " i:' l'r B f-tp -i,i -season. Francis .T. ITeney is out of the eiv

'''t; b-.tt rtttrei Attiirnev Civ no is niintiinff

o:r,,n s.s ptu-ch- !nw nioves. li-'ine. M i-s.Man- it. . . .j., ..' .

-iiu.cif, n Worn, n

S- worst and Mrs. ' 'iiio,ago on Ti,i th Mif. Trie- Morsl i h he r da : lit c i . Mr?

WORLD IS INTRIGUE'S BOUNDARY

CHICAGO WRESTLER

AT GARY TONIGHT j ! Junior weights will have their inmngi '

at Gary T. M. C. A tonight when thej j A. A F. of Cook county. 111., will appear j 1 on Director George M Fmneoj mat , i The next events, seniors, will be staged! ' a week from tonight. j

(Continued from page one )

CRIMINAL TERM IS CONCLUDED Tb trial of criminal cages in the ! court of Judge Hardy at Hammond i closed y esterday and Deputy Prescu-

tor Thomas was congratulated upon the fact that throughout the entire criminal term not an acquital was returned by a Jury. Robert Black or Indiana Harbor was the last to be tried. The jury fined him $25 and costs for gouging out an eye of Tony Morushes.

LIVES 200 YEARS! For more than 20 years HaAr'em Oil, the famous national remedy of Holland

! has been recognized as an infallible re-

Iter from Ml forms of kidney and bladder disorders. Its very age is proof tfcat it must have unusual merit. If you are troubled with pains or aches in the back, feel tired in the morning, headache, Indigestion Insomnia, painful or too frequent passage of urine., irritation or stone in the bladder, yea will almost certainly find quick relief in GOCD MKDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. This Is the good old remedv that has stood the test for . hundreds of years, prepared in the proper ouantlty and convenient form lo take. It is Imported ditec from Holland laboratories.

i our rnorie riunipu reranaeo 1C It rioes not relieve yoti But he sure to et the. genuine GOI.D XEDAl brand. In boxes, three sues. Adv.

the thirteen, who expla.ned the two

were released In the general portioning of political pi tsoners. Afterward the two held offic" in MonteieR, ... Journer of Co-mmlssion.

In the journey of tiro vr,minisi" to i Montenegrin colonies m the l nitct ! Slates. Ivanovnch and Y'Viliimitn i'-h visited rietro-.i. the home of five of lh" I thirteen, and there b;-gan their tioubles i They were attacked. .. ape-1 and thru i camo to. Indiana. In !i'"i!il"r t ! i

held a meeting m the Balkan hole! t Indiana Harbor, w here they were acain aitatkori vanoviich being ha vi:h a beer boitl anel tlisngui o, f,vr ,re Fne of the- thirteen S'cuscd m-n live in Indiana llarlii"'. ihey being - participants in the attack, it is allegori, and also some of the Detroit n.rn Two of the remaining three of the thirteen are Chicago residents, and the other gi Cs Alaska as his home, but he was arrested at Gary, Ind.

The object of these attacks included jtn

ACCIDENTAL DEATH. (Special to The Times) Will TIN"'..!. !r.d March f. A verdict T aeeidenial death was tnti;rne-,1 at the o.-onet's im;.'! Into th" death of I'inh.nrt T,. Knu.isnrten who was -und ? . r ': V x i a e. a ly home here 'iirl.iv The funeral i. to ! held fti.ru

STOMACH HOTS FINE! : NO INDIGESTION, OSS, HEARTBURN, ACIDITY

in Pieirce. John He iser. e

jaiile a t !us uioiIk

loved

libs.jn. spent M -s. -Mat-cat ft

in t l . e Friday H f i . e r.

w ho J-.xpr,

J. H. t s ti a y w h o MeJn. p.. Willi

OOfJT LET A GOLD KEEP YOU AT HOME

,.Dr. King's New Discovery

will keep you on the job,

?elO I : end ! F. F i , I

feeling fit.

yea r

M-s.s Maunno JTeiahwav tending "'uluinbia school t.

in I'hicaso. will spen.l ihe we, v i t h lie;- parents. tr. t,nd .Mt

jiieishway. Miss Iffighvvay wil jpieto her course, Bt t',.,in,bia th

land through her spend-'l talents alor.i I thin line. Miss lleiRhnay has been on I gaged w ith the l.ini-e.in Lyceum P'l reau in lour the Nm Iki ti Fnite.J Suite I . ..

i:ns FV.itoriei as a story teller. Mrs. Fre, Ilei.ie and M: VVut l'.-,,-

t io..:rter "f lii.-aKo are snenH' . I Sri'tl chejl?

i- w day s w ith the TtarthoJotiicw fanviv .' acs. on Kasi street. J i-'or lia'f a century, too, , has beer, The i, al board :n Crow n r-ir,t !-h i sold for fifty rents a boitlc with never

; -!i ;r ' t tiia fo'l,.w:ni; men for yerv;,e

Pape's Diapepsin" fiixes sick, sour, upset stomachs in- five minutes.

w hen the nrst little n-ffie or nie

j cofies, take a spoonful of th.s cold, roush ani grippe leliever. I'or half a .ntury now Dr. King's : New Discovery !:a been effective: in relieving and -h"chtng cld.t in the heads t

count les.3 sufferers of ft 11

tlV.M Wee k; A 1 " J. v !!, Fd w ril M Me

Lake ,-an Anton

s"!iet:. fienal corps: y' '."j "li. Ariit'ic ili'o,., Anton:,. , Texas -3 v u ; . r.ai ups. "t'lie c o i n u- e ti t i- a s r.to1 51 ill inoie b.r.!ss f.

or. t t ; r, ; ,- r. and a

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I I.,

Mot riil-

r Cedar a v i a : i o n T'e r e re,-, n w ell San

a lessening of the duality. Get a hot t it today. T.o prepared for the sudden aita'k of n f?e?h cold. AH druggists. Keep your Stomach and Idyer Healthy If you want goo,l health, a ear comtievion pr.fl freedottt f rotri Tnzzineu ( 'tinst t pa t ion. nibousncss. Headaches and Indigestion, take Dr. King's New I. ii pit's. Th'y tirive out fermenting and i.ni : cost ed food and give quick relief. Still 2"c. all ilrugcisis. Adv.

remedy when a n o nee)"' a in iir stomach is

You don't w q ,,( h i v.ttii; sto'ti..lt i ba-I 'lie- -or a ha ret; ful one

to v valuabto; y f.-,i lou.'-t n't injure it with lira st ic druse. I 'ape's Pippepejn i noted for Us speed iu giving relief; its harinlo.f.nes: its , cer'airt, tin-i:i:rg ao-lon m 1 e u In t Inst sick. sour. gasy stonnchs. It's iui,-lc j

relief in jnii!set ion. nvrT ,1 anri w?.

f is, w hen -tuscd by acidity. Inn made

tne mura'ir ci to- iu"ime.irr.i-f, it ., a farnou" the v erig f' er. - asserted, and when the fight tia? on at Keep th;. wonderful toir -q,;h twee., the Balkan hotel two of the reputed j rr,.r in your honv- keep , h-tid;.-' gconspirators are asserted to have bo eu ' a iargp f.fty-ccnt case from any drug, waiting outside with drawn revolvers, t-tore pud then if an'-ore Fhueild tat' These attacks, it is declared, were in-; something, which doesn't agree with! tended to end the work of the commis-j , 5,eni ; if what they eat lays like lead, j sioners. including their . erv ice to the j fernln, ? anfj ours and forms gas:! United States, for the commissioners , tauses headache, disniness and nausea; i say they urge enlistment in the Amri- eructations of acid and indigested food!

avs j remember a s soon as rape's Diapepsin j I comes in contact with the jien:.), ), j, i

helps to neutralize the eviefie a udi'y. tbep al! th s'eriiach Oistres ca-js.-, ,.. it disappears.- Ps p'''" 'u c' n.-'-s. cer'amtv ', and en" itt overcoming such stomach:

i I r n vv n t o - n -

r i i i i I,,

K B-7

can army and the loyal work of

in factories engaged In war work. Th Detroit men tvre the publisher of a foreign-language, newspaper. 1'ne Montenegrin Heraid. and m articles sought to discourage readers from he.il-

?AR TfiEAT

TO-NIGHT

Ing the commissioners. It is also

lered that the consrlrator3 promised ! tr- i -Ad

f i s r o v

rvioi!on to hor-e h

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