Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 242, Hammond, Lake County, 10 April 1918 — Page 5

Wcliip-iav. April 10. 191S.

THE TIMES.

Pr.ge Five

PERSONALS SOCIAL NEWS

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COM1V3 XVE2TTS. A patriotic prayer meeting will be held this evening at the First Christian i huroh. The Ladies Society of the Evangelical church will hold it" tnimth'.y "coffee so. ihI" Thursday afternoon at the church hall The pr. .ce-iis will be given to '.! Bad C:'l s.s.

The fMgram will bo repeated tns evening nlicn it is expected that tlnr will be a large attendance to enjoy it. The entertainments are given to create a fund for the building of a new parish hall.

Tins weeks meeting of the Baptist Woman's I'nlon will be held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 1. i; Nelson, at 2 Sibley street. Mrs. Floyd H. Adams of the. Bible study department will have Hit program j charge find the social hour w ill be spent in Red Cross work. The Rooster Club daiii:e tonight the Masonic Temple promise to tie one of the most interesting of the post Foster

social functions. A six piece, orchestra will play for the dance. The affair is being anticipated by Hummond's younger pet and it is expected that a number from out-of-town will attend.

FEW RIG GUNS LOST IN IIAIG'S MASTERFUL RETREAT

Everett Rcgner of 5 Fi'iinmcr avenue was given a delightful parly by several f l'is friend.-' while home fr..m Camp

Merr-.ti. X. 7.. furl-ugh. Dancing, Mi Marguerite Knotts has returned ,r"! same w ere features of the evening. fr.,m Bioomington. Ind. whore rtie w.i following w-hich refreshments were serv-j th., RUOflt of Mj.s Vlrglni Hammond

" ,r" tecoratbn were t rct lveiy , whft attending Indiana

arriea out m t'ie natmnul colors, u u Miss Floronen v

quests iiv-lu-led the Misses Stella Ryhlewskl. Josephine and Vi -toria Stuns-low-ski. Mary and F.sther Abriogor. Alice Davis, Oeorgia. Hlghv, K!l.-n Ntinon. Mrs. Joseph Stamslowykl. Mr. ami Mrs. Uet;i.ler. Messrs. Msf.iii and John Kriogor. 'ohn Blair. I-rrcM Walsh, l'ra.-.k Wall. Vernon North. Charles Brown .ml Everett Eegnier.

Up.

ill with lagrlppo.

Vnlv ersit v.

of IXessville

NOTICE. AM members of Liberty Hall Male Chorus are requested to he at the hull

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.'in oclui

The young women of the F. K. C '"iub spent a delightful eveninsr Tuesday as the guests of Mis Edith R:pby

FINE PROGRESS BEING MADE

Reports cf the, progress in the Third Liberty Loan Camnalen in v, ,,,-,7

t her home In Hohman street. Con- districts continue to cheer the heart 'uding the evening's program a damty f Will II Wade vice rii,.. .-t i.. .

ofr Indiana and those asoeiated with

hin-heon was served. The next club meeting wiM be in the nature of a birthday celebration in honor of Miss Ethel Jacobson ar.J will be held at tie home of Miss Clara Sass in Murray street. At l.er home. Plunimor avenue, Mrs. Tucker was hostess yosteraay afternoon to the members of the L. O. T. M. M. Serial Club. Following a short

business session the guests devoted the Pd at headquarters showing a. total of iime to their needle work and in con-' J'fir,'!",') 88 against an allotment of

elusion a dainty collation was served. Mrs. George Oobner of 123 Sheffield ave-

nim in the Third drive. Whether it is because the salesmen are too busv to report sales in th industrial districts of for some other reaaon. the fact remains that the country dlstri ts continue to monopolize the ipot light of leadership in the total of bonds distributed. Decatur countv was the fifth to oversubscribe its quota, the figure receiv-

l ue will be the next club hosrtss. In a letter to Hammond relatives Henrv Ilerbst to'd of having; been the Kiiest recently of Mr. and Mrs. Kunert. formerly of Hammond, at their home m Yn Muys. Cal.. and also Mr. at. 5 Mrs. Short, the latttr formerly Miss Ida Koedker of Hammond. Mr. Herbst is in California for th benefit of Ins health ni writes that he is steadily :itpi-o in.

inn

1he literature niejnd 'Woman's

it B which was :i ' T.. .o, i i, ; tr.d the pa; ri'. Tern pie.

illil pos'p, arriin' d '.Ullt of :ic c . 1 1 ..-

ntee of the llam-

'nfii the nirc!for esrrdTy I.ib.'lty Week :s at L,b, rty

St Tauis i i tain at a

n i he ciiur- h r-u-1 members and their

Lutheran League viil enBunko" party this eveniuc

for l!.e rd-.

Because of U !1 the pritrc-tl, Colrien Itul- Co

n mbe rs pur r.irnib- i i oil Xo. 1 I ,:

esterday aftern on itiMfml of ).., e- . n:g at the I. (i. ( . V. hall. Business f interest in rortr.eet hm with the state

I J.57ii.Oi'0.

Carrol oo'iniv. which, like Decatur, is larRelv an agricultural community, reported to. lav a distrubution o' its entire allotrnent of $4tt.fU0. Monroe, I'nion. Brown and Huntlnt.n Counties in the r-ukr named share the honor roll. Johnson county reported sales totaling $23?,, ''"'n) of a total allotnifnt of $170. OOij allotted Tipton tounty, $!5..000 of J36'"'.oio, allotted. Four townships out of eleven in Benton county report a total of $120,0''0 apainst an allotment of $J7.).flOO. Harrv C. I bn: siman. chairman of Johnson county, reports a sale of $233.ii. hi aKalnst the our.;-, allotment of $.',7'l,o("i. Mr. Hoturhinan says that the women in h: organization are go(-d for sroin' over soon. O' the IllC'.'i'i subs-ribed b Whi'ley ro intv. chairman H. 1. M,-Ia'len f f Columbia 'ity. repoits that the men

U-a nuc s-dtcitors disposed of ; worth of

bonds and that the women distrih ite.1 $32,000 and the banks in the community

iratir.s ' the balance. I r.ts report is a matter

veiling i of extreme k ra lifi ca t ion to Ms Alice

L. in. t F. ster McCullousth. state ch.irtnan of

the women s orcaniztition. who sees in it a determined patriotic effi i' ncv on the part of the women in the Hord

liiis Corn vVili Peal Rfeht Off!

OATS -Mi'

April t,ri 3c.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. BOOS Receipts, :T,II00; 'uarK-' live. 5 to l.i up: inix- T, $1 7.0ft C: ...'d, 217. 1':; 17 7c: rou-.li, Jl'l.-O't

"Gets-It" Makes Corns Come Off i The "Banana-Peel" Way! I W hy hav to flop on the floor. nueez : yourself up like the letter "Z". and ' v.-:'h bulffint? eyea drew yaar fac? up' inio a wrinkly knot while you gous i r r... ' 1 c . V,a ".il.U" r, f T :- 1

urri? That's the old. eavaaje way.

iii-tht, $17.1.' ' 70. bulk. ii: CATTLE i toady, lo ii e. i v. s- le i t '-r s. feeders, $

1 '

Ml; i 17.7 ei j !S b. ' $'ef." 1 1.7G

heavy, $18.

f. ac1 7 SO; 1 S.S 'i : a 17!-

S.o.ifi; rcarktt. s. $13.905.7i.; 12.27-; Ft.-Ck'TS-c .ivcs. j ;. ,9

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'PASSIN

REVUE

j 3 or 3 rroT AprUeS la m rnr Eeeaf j Tbr' no yn.Btn.T or Cutilaf. "0'.-rc" Always worlil

I bill f--r to::- ! ;1 1 ' 'h ic.'iiO . : iiill ; ' baiif-r," ?!r. seeiirir.e; ihe t luxe. Tic-

will

Oth-r

SHOV" AT H SATURDA ,- . : . .! I 1 ;. ' '.-r,

.:, th

Britifth Tom mica withdrawing one of their larg caliber guns to a new line of defense in the rear. This first photopraph of real action in the recent big drive on the western front shows the BritiBh troopa saving their large guna as they withdraw to new lines of defence undr Haig'a splendid generalship. Though it waa necessary to abandon some of their lure guna in the retreat only a very few were lost. The Tommies' orderly withdrawal under the desperate assau.ts of a numerically greatly superior foe has be?n one of the caU atanding successes of the world's greatest battle.

; "Ojts-It" is the modem, painSieaa. jslriplo way. Lean over and put two 1 dr ;.. of "GetB-It" on the corn, put your 1 :to-hing and shoe right on again, and i forest tne corn. Pain la eased.

! Geta-lt has rovolutionized the treat- rfenturo

I IllTr. Ul vurris. 1 . never ::niaica inv I I Ihm flh. you'll top limping on the '.

Md of your shoe, and (1j away with. Whittb-. greasy a&lvea. bundling bkr.dnges. thick i -u ,,iford pla.sterti and painful methods. Ut i Gta-lt". it's common nae. talented "Gts-It ia aold by all drug-gist j cults.

I tou b'tj' - iiiwi nm-i iciai j ! ar It will bo aent direct by La. w renew

b Co. Chicago. 111. j a lady will b i Sold in Hammond and recommended j rompanied ti v

aa ui4 woriu m cvrn remeav ov . ..... W Siimmir'a Phkmiar.v A iW ; nt paid edmissior nc

h rtd ente:

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.0 i ire- x V ;t'v; ib 1 u; b U iii'Liii ' v,!i ri e. wes fortunate :i' .) sirc-mt, act de Sh.w." and III" r very inu -ii. Viver. hii include W. F,

t.'ui Lainbcrl, i';irrie ud Vrra 'bite. r.ii rs from the bir c:r-

J'riday rnrth'

111

TS TO BECOME

STOCK SALOO

OE LIQUR NOW HOLD?

Law Says They Must Get Rid of It by April 12, But Suppose State Is Wet? INDIANA BOLI1. 1XD. Apt il 10. Asking 'bat Prosecutor Al'.ah I. ItuCker,

1 fSheritt' C. ( . Hods

id Chief rf !

j (ieurne '. t'oifin be restrained fioi I I'.-rcing tle proisiotis of the state I hibition law as to tb- oonfivati.

i not b" taken from them until the higherj

j court has made' Us r utins. ; The prosecutor, sheriff Knd police chie are threatening to confiscate and destr. y j the supplies of liquor after Friday night. ! it is alleged in the complaint, and unless restrained by a court order vi l

lake surh action. I I The saloonists who l:a-e joined in this, j injunction suit are less than one-fourihl

, of the proup of liquor dealers tn tl. I city. (.'Ih i miunction suif may be tilj ed befor.- Frida .

pro- i

li'iuoi s A" i 1

ifter Airil 12. K'7 In-ii s. bended by Cbar A. IV. n Smith, bled ji

I'll .eiW f i rot r. t.'-rcpo-

so.t in the cirrui' us t!ie three ofil.

otll

nvention to be ht .d in Humn.ond Jun- j " r' f '

It was transacted an.) the inember te.-l to purchase a Liberty 1". scl. Tb

Council w as well r i resented in the ! arad arsi otie rrctnb. r r.l-ipe sold a thousand doMats worth of bjtids. Golden Bod Cxnip No. 16.",7 Boyal Neighbors will meet this evening at the. 1 O. O. F. hill. Mrs. r. it. Taitt f Imiiaita Harbor was the guest of her parents. Air. and 'dts. J. M. Turner in Hammond ester-i!?v.

Mrs. Joseph ",a;k Chicago 1 i s i t e-1 i

GRILL ROOM IN HAMMOND BLDG.

Fred Donovan, proprietor of the Koff t e ("up on West Stare stteei, ha.s cn'ered into partnership with Henry Schneider of the c.ife in tT.e Hammond building to open a grill roofu the tlrst of September. Donovan will dispose of his present busineps which has proved ery profitable. It is possible he may open th" trill room sooner than Sept. 1. The grill is to be as modern as in anv

vary ,m. u'.ct ion yesterday, nun.

defendants. Affecta 3.C-0O Salooni. in tT.e ..ompl'iint it is pointed ou law j rovides for the . l;s a t n.ti

li'Hior found in th-

.- person ter. days after era -tot., effe.-t. Attention ; ' Til-1 ' l. t I ' S .1 prvii e cop.sid. rniK t-c-t ' of b! -!P o! lll i.?.!. The si,-

dest ruct ion of session of .'in the drv law w is ailed to 1' (i.:rt is r.o.v the law, b' ..;:.'

oon keepers h jointed in tiling the m'unction proceedings present the claim

i that the liquor thew hai t

n baud should

Hearing- Tomorrow. Judge Louis B. Ewbank of Ciiiuit court, announced today ttia' he wuuld lo-ar arguments on the temporary injunction Milt at h o'clock Thursday Jicu-tiine. The ie; pidin'.iiTs will be rep-

3 "j res. utd by James E. Dcery, former j . udijt of the city c. t:;-f. and Byltb-- ;. Ibudri.-k". Pr.isi r Backer and B 'he, C. Jimton. attorneys Tor the slat" nnfl-n'-d ojircn league, probably will appear for pos-l fyp defendants.

The arguments will dwell on the question of property rights. It Is undrstoo. i he saloontsts contending that the offii ;'! Ii'iv.' no euthori'y to se;7... their prop.rty while the cops' ii uti...nalitv the law under whith the action would bn taken has not been decided by the supireme c. urt.

a man am! .'he.- nets.

woman com.'

DANIELS GOES

WHAT'S DOING ON

THROUGH CITI5

at home can infiji t as great damage to those institutions as the tyranny which assails us from abroad. The .iust enforcement of the law made by a free people is precious heritage and we must not endanger it from w ithin. It would be n blot on the fatr i.ime of our state to have an affair similar to that which occurred in Illinois and I em writing this letter to you. not that I have any doubt as to your inclination or ability to enforce the law- in your locality, but to assure jijo'.i that the state stands ready at ajy moment to cooperate with you to the fullest extent, in the prevention of any lawlessness in ; our community. I enclose, herewith, a list of the military companies in the state end their respective location. Should a situation are where there is sny attempt to violate the lews as above indicated and in your judgment the aid of the ;Ce is necessary, romn. ui. Kate wilh us by wire at once and there w ii! be no hesitation on i".. r part. Very truly yours. JAMES B. GooPRK'H. Governor.

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I THE TIMFS" I

...

net i COLUIlj April 10.

S2;i ! 612 64 V ; 76 i

i." be iauios night wh'n imiile. tree wtion (.Cperson holding :t 2t-

i purcluise-d t'--

j fore G p. in. Fiid.iv. Th; "liuli's Eye."

that sensational phot iniraniii, will h--fhown Friday and Saturday. A feature matinee vsili p. gm-n Saturday afternoon. Seven bis acts are roniing Sunday and on May .t ManacT Werner will present

the bitr hit. "oh Boys' Be Here."

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Atchison American Car Fdry. American Iocoinottve Anaconda American Smelting Brooklyn Rapid Transit Baldwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific American Can Co. Now Toik Central Colorado Fuel Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Crucible Steel

Our Dependence On Iron. In the attack when it's time to "buck the line" when our own

boys must go "over-the-ton," much

idla, - 1H 41 Hi 6SUj 37 04 57V 61i

iron-tank. In the same way real

men men with a "punch" have come tb place their dependence on iron in a new form. Iron is easily assimilated within the body if taken in the form of tablets, called " Irontic." These "Irontic" Tablets wera AvrYarimnnf Ail Tri - V Vtr T.-rtf ni 1 1 AfiA

'nera!r"LMectri7I""IIIII"Ii3sv3 n,i his assisting Physicians at the Great Northern ssi Surgical Institute in Buffalo, N. Y., Mexican Petroleum . 93'2 and are formed of iron and herbal Norfolk and Western H4 extracts that are easily taken up by i j. i a l rra I 1 1 l

Northern Pacific 85 ;tne DiOOU. 1 ne DIOOU corpuscles

.loi.n i ampion. 22 years old, was ar-i rested on a warrant by Captain Fred Kitnbflch at 72S Wood street, this morn-j ing on a charge of abandonment. 1

PLUMMER AVE. !

her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kiee of i

: rover street yesterday. Mrs. A. .1. Buc't ..f lewis -'reef ha? urm-d after a v,.i k's iit with Mi. ind Mrs. Will I.iots.y n i liicno. Gieetd by an audience th,-. t coioplete- ' filled the parish hall in Russell street

0. einners ot m. josepn s.0, t irclei list evening presented "Topii s." a merry! melange of tnei rinient by Leo Engletoni 1. nd Frank I.auerman. The program was ii sev en parts and included a "Rag j

I in;e .Jubilee, What the Janitor

I New Yor'n

.iub. Tijeise who are

quainted with proprietors of the new enterprise are certain the place will be onee of the most popular in Lake county.

sting t y r

avenue, in i .mri'lerable I

AT THE ORPHEUM.

' J think the patrons will say this is the best show thit has ever been in the.

house." stated Manager Jim Mi:hlstt-j Old

ter of the Hammond Orpheum theatre today, regarding the mid-week bill. Wednesday. Thursday and Fetday. "Xo Vim's Lund" is retained as the

Ib-nrd" by Miss Hilda K-.eh. "Our own

Mikado." "Topic of lb.- Da;," by Tioy j Mills, "A Street ttfn in Naples." "our! Harmony Four" and "The Banquet." a! large group of young; people appeared on! i he program. The talent was chosen:

entirely iroin tne jarisn and every number was hartily applauded.

I feat ui e

N'ed'ia and Silvo. harp and

vtolm: Milh r. Gladshaw and Miller, two men. t girl, and a piano: Mario Woods, ftoj.gs and imitations, and May and Kil-

Theie is a new and inter of architecture on I'l'iiimeer't Hammond. .'in 1 '

building a t:', ity. one new building i. of fvan; con-Ho-tinsj of n large fiont room, a Ion hall and e.ght or ten small bedrooms on each side. There are no kit 1ihh, Two ouildings have been moved from Hammond to West Flunimer avenue.

'.idinfts are belnc i en.' -deled.

Tet;, : v . '!.: . - n !ani Is went

I jthr.iugh Hammond a' noon today and

a t,M k f i -porters a''i ot.ipanied him. They filed thousands of words with Manager Ynille of th- Western I'nlon to various pla es.

HERE

WANT THEM TO i STAY IN SCHOOLj

IF BJUOUS 01 SICK Enjoy life! Dont stay headachy, constipated, with breath bad and stomach urjset.

WORK WH1LEY0U SLEEP j

ROLLER

3KATIING AT I1NDIANA QARDEiNfi : RIINK : EVERY NIGHT EXCEPT SATURDAY DANCING ON SATURDAY NIGHT. Music by Sterling's Orchestra.

Jo"

10 LATE TOO CLASSIFY

WANTED Bright boy over 18. under draft age for general work. Excellent chance to learn well paid lin- of work ib.od starting salary. Phone e"I or cull t'lW State st. Gas Oil Co. Hammond. 4-U-:

NOTICE TO NON-P.E?! DENT. THE STATE OR INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SEPERIOR CO CRT. MARCH TERM. 19 IK. ROSE DIEROLD. ADMINISTRATRIX OF THE ESTATE OF MARGARET DIE HOLD. DECEASED VP. HARRV DIF.BOLD. ET A L. ' 'A t 'S E NO. 17134. PETITION TO SELL. R. E. Now comes the Plaintiff by Geo. Eder attorney, and files h r complaint herein, toge'her with an affidavit of a competent person, sh.owing that the defendants. Harry DieboM. Edward Iiieboid. Mine Diebold and Thelma Iiebold. are not residents of the State of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that tho same wilf stand for trial at tho next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 27th day of May. A. D. 19E!. the same beins: the 1 3th day of the next term of said Court to he begun and held in the i 'our House, Room No. 2 at Hammond, in said County and State on the 2nd Monday of May, A. I. 19i. said action will be heard and determined in their absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set mv hand and aff:x the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 2nd day of April. A. D. 19 IS. HERBERT L. WHEATON. -By Clerk L. S. C. MARTHA KALAP Deputy Clerk.

LI N N EM AN & MADURA, Props. Mike adura, Mgr.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF KATHERINE MAAS: DECEASED. NO. 2128. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator with the will annexed, of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Circuit Court. Said Estate is supposed ;o be solvent. CHARLES KOENIG. Administrator. Dated April 2. 13 IP. 4-2-10-17

TiMKi Hi nri . At St". ': i'.irini. INDIANAPOLIS, in,, Ap

Heads of universities and college m Indian held a conference here, Tuesday afternoon, and decided to make a special campaisn drive It- the week of April 29 to induce o,ing people . f Indion.-i to remain in school instead of leaving- s-hool to lak" i;p son.e other calling. They reported that there was a tendency among the young people to quit school, bee arse of the war. and engage tn some other kind of work This, they .said, would be a very grave mistake on the part of the young people, and the drive u'll attempt to line them iiti and show- thrm the necessity for continuing their efforts to gain an education.

LETTER

I County sheriffs and mayors of Inoiana I municipalities are cautioned in a spe- ' cial cornmui ication from the office ot i I . vernor twines I itooilnoti af'l.rO thi

danger of countenancing expressions of disloyalty that may result tn exhibitions of lawlessness such as results in the ljnching of an American citizen of Gcr-

werk. The

to th

A report was circulated in Hammond yesterday, that Thomas McCarthy, a former Hammond man, had died at Pi't.-hurgh, Pa., following an iilness of pneumonia. The report has not been contirn ed. Mrs. Margaret Harrington and wife of H. E. Harrington died at the residence at 100 Doty street in Hammond this morning at 2 o'clock. The funeral will be held at the home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The remains will be shipped to the former home at Danville, Ind.. for burial. Funeral services over the remains of Barney Dolan, who was killed in a battle, with car thieves about two months ago. will be held at the Mount Olivet lemi tery in Chicago tomorrow morning at 10-2' o'clock when the body will be removed from a vault and interred in the family lot. A number from Hammond will attend.

Wealthy Hammond WidowWould Marry Again

that my stomach trouble has

all disappeared since taking a course

of Mayr'n Wonderful Remedy I would ieven consider petting married again. I .cannot tell you how terrildy I suffered j before taking tins great remedy." It 1 la pimple, harmless preparation that rei moves the catarrhal mucus from the

man blood, in Illinois, las

governor directs attention to the vom-j ntstinai tract and allays the inlampnnies of the military companies in tarnation which causes practically all t-tate, which can be depended upon, . stomach, liver and intestinal ailments.

rtonds snfeKunrd your national Onanrlsl future buy them.

and

CARD OF THANKsl

CARS OF THANKS. We desire to express our thanks for the courtesy extended to us during the sickness and death of our darling baby And also our appreciation of the many beautiful floral tributes sent by neigh bors and friends. We wish to thitnk Rev Brower for his words of comfort. MR. AND MRS O. C. ZIMMERMAN. MR. AND MRS. A. P. JL"ISE. 4 i'l

CASD Or THANKS. in appreciation to those, who were most kind in the last illness and death (f my beloved son, Jesse Ehrlioh, we desire to oxprcss our heartfelt thanks, especially to Rev. Thos. lllnes, Ernlin Lodste No. 29 the employes of the R o.

C T. and also for the many beautiful j floral offerings, and those who gave i use of their machines et the funeral. WILLIAM EHRLICH, Father. I

pays, to assist in maintaining order, if needed The text of the letter follows: "Dear Sir: The lynching rf rn American citizen .f Herman blood in Illinois last week, would impress upon all of us the seriousnesa of the present situation and the possibilities of a similar event in out own state. The public mind 1? at this time inflamed ngainst anything that, would appear to be disloyal. With the incrensmg casualty list in Frence that is sure ,-, ctorne as the war progresses, this feeling will be aggravated to a considerable degree, i It is the duty of every good citizen to report all instances of disloyalty to the proper officials that the offenders may be apprehended and punished, but it Is clearly r.ot the, duty of the citizens of the state to attempt to deal out punishment without due process of law. In the war in which we are r.ow engaged, our free institutions are at stake, "ho tyranny of the rnoh

including' appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Summers Pharmacy, Ridgeley Drug- Store in Oary and Central Drug Store in Indiana Harbor. Adv.

Pennsylvania Peoples Gas Republic Iron and Steel Reading V. S. Rubber American Sugar Southern Pacific Southern Railway Chgo. Mil. and St. Paul ... Texas Oil V. S. Steel L'nion Pacific Utah Copper Western Union Willys Overland

43 v tatce on a rich color and the whole . 4 m system feels the effect. Instead of ' 7S', feeling1 dull, dumpish, blue, "nerve3 so ' on edjfe," tired before your work is 53 half done, you feel rejuvenated. 1 oo i fresh blood, rich in iron, courses S3!i thru your body. You have "pep,"

i vim and vigor. The nerves are fed on rich, red blood, and men have the steady nerves, the wallup, the fight-

me force. These " Irontic " tablets are to be

j had in sixty-cent vials at most drug

3SV-T

901,

11SS

7914

n stores. If you wish to test them

I send ten cents to the tsurgical Instichicaoo objun ruTUEBs. tute, Buffalo, N. Y., and get a trial corn May. ji.27u. package. Try them now!

ESSSSTa

WANT

AT ONCE

Too!

TS T

lets

and MaCillMStS For Important Ordnance Work Apply in person or by letter

Standard Steel Car Works a

ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT HAMMOND, IND.

A SAVINGS ACCOUNT

that

in a strong, well managed bank is an aet child should have.

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START TODAY Deposit a certain sum every week or eery month ands rapirllj it will accumulate. 3 Interest Compounded Senu-AimuaKy

XIT KIKOSIAM. MRS. KATHERINE LISTON SCHORN. In sal and loving memory of our dear mother. Do not ask if we miss her: O. there's such a vacant place. Ofr. we think we har her footsteps,. fr see her smiling face. Round her grave we l!ngr When the sun is setting low. Thinking of home that lonely Without our mother we treasure so. HER CHILDREN: .adie. Anna, Millie. Mae and John LIs1 on.

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