Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 68, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1918 — Page 5

Thursdav, Otober 3, 1918.

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r PERSONAL I SOCIAL NEWS 1 Because of the Liberty Hall projrram Friday evening, the Rooster Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 for a short session and adjourn to Liberty Hall at 8:00. The members are asked to be prompt. The regular meeting: of the Comforts Forwarding Committee will be held this evening: in the sewing- room of the Central school building at eight o'clock. Mrs. G. W. Prevo of Indiana avenue will hive as her guests tomorrow afternoon the members of the Oak Leaf Embroidery Club. Dr. Charles Schubert who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Keller of 260 Flummer avenue has returned to her homo in Miami. Florida. Clayton Sheffield of 1120 Hohman street remains very ill at his home. Mrs. T. Tt- Tennant will entertain the members of the Wednesday Afternoon Club at a one o'clock luncheon at the Hammond Country Club on Wednesday. October 3. The King's Daughters of the Christian church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herbert Norton. 537 Murray street. Unity Review No. 2 W. B. A. of Maccabees will have their regular meeting tonight In the K. & L. of Security hall In the Rimbach building. Mrs. TL Fowley. 4 30 Bauer street, will entertain the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. church Friday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock. A great amount of good has been accomplished in the Standard district by tha East Hammond Nursey. The ladies have worked hard and faithfully and phould be given all support possible. They have asked for cast-oft or outgrown clothing for children, also toys. Those who have contributions may com- : munlcata with Mrs. Harriet Walker, chairman of the committee In charge of this branch of the work. Lee Metsinger who has been visiting relatives and friends In Hammond returned to his home in AmnTa, Ind.. to day. He will leave in the lmediate future for an army training camp. Mrs. L, L. Hagaman of Kenwood has been attending the grand chapter order of the Eastern Star of Illinois which has been In session in Chicago this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hagaman attended the Installation of the grand officers at Medlnah temple this afternoon when Mrs. Katherine Campbell who Is well known In Hammond was installed as the worthy grand matron. The members of the fourth division met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Withim on Russell street. In the election of officers Mrs. F. Dunbar was elected as chairman; Mrs. Withim. vice chairman; Mrs. John Klein, secretary: Mrs. Lee, treasurer, and a visiting committee composed of Mrs. Russel Smith and Mrs. Fish. Flans were made for a chicken-pie supper which will be given at the church on Russell street on Thursday evening. October 17th. The next meeting will be held during the latter part of October when the fourth division will entertain the whole said Society. Cured His RUPTURE I was badly ruptured while lifting a trunk several years ago. Doctors said my only hope of cure. was an operation. Trusses did me no good. Finally I got hold of something that quickly and completely wured me. Tears have passed and the rutpure has never returned, althouzh I am doing hard work as a car-p-nler. There was no operation, no lost time, no trouble. I have nothing to ell. but will give ful: information about how you may find a complete euro without operation, if you write to me. Eugene M. Tullen. Carpenter. 392 E. Marcellus Avenue. Manasquan. N. J. Better cut out this notice and show it to any others who are ruptured you may save a life or at least stop the misery of rupture and the worry and danger cf an operation GRAPES California and Michigan Grapes FOR SALE IN CARLOAD LOTS. 1014 AND 2300 BROADWAY, GARY. Phone 1147. See LJs and -Se Better OO Hammond Optical Co. 141 E. State St. Hammond FREE!

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An Old Lady's Promise. Editor Times: A short letter for our soldier boys. I was reading the other day that every one should read the lst Psalm every morning at 9 o'clock for our soldiers. It Is a beautiful psalm. In the seventh verse "A thousand shall fall at thy side, and ten thousand at thy right hand; but it shall not come nigh thee." But he tells why in the ninth verse "Because thou hast made the Lord, which Is thy refugV. even the Most high, thy habitation." Also in the fourteenth verse. "Because he has set His love upon us, therefore will I deliver him; I will set him on high, because he hath known My name.'" We have got to love and serve God In order -to have His protecting care. Are not His promises worth our while? If there are any soldier boys without father, mother, or home ties. If he will write to me. I will answer. I am an old lady. In the Civil War I lost many a dear one. I have not many in this one. My heart goes out in love to all the dear soldier boys. GRANDMA SWAN. 45? Logan St.. Hammond. UNION LABOR WANTS POLITICS Bt T'nited Press.! WASHINGTON. Oct. 3. Union labor has asked Director General McAdoo. to rescind or at least modify his order banishing politics from the national railways. BRITISH TAKE 2,000 GERMANS United Press Cablegram. 3 WITH THE BRITISH IN FRANCE. Oct. 3. British troops smashing into the German lines on an eleven mile front north of St. Quentin wrested the villages of LaCapelet, Cony, Ramicourt and Sequehart back from the Germans. They took 2.000 additional prisoners. The villages were lost to the enemy In the series of counter attacks he launched when the British threatened to break through the Baurevoir-Fon-omme defense line. BUT THEY DIDN'T GET THE CLOWN PRINCE Bt United Press WASHINGTON. Oct. 3. Total booty captured'by allied armies in France and Belgium between July 15 and September 30 included 23.000 machine- guns and 3,669 heavy gun3 and several hundred mine throwers, according to cables reaching here today. During that time 65.180 officers and 248.494 men were captured. U. S. HEROES COMING BACK Bt United Press WASHINGTON". Oct. 3. During the two weeks ending September 27. 753 sick and wounded soldiers were landed In the United States from the A. E. F. SENATE RECONSIDERS ITS VOTE Bt United Press. 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 3. By an oral vote today the senate reconsidered the vote by which the woman suffrage resolution was defeated. This puts suffrage in the same status as before its defeat. It can be called up for action any time suffrage forces are strong enough. There is no intention to call it up unless the November election changes the . complexion of the senate. RECONSTRUCTION PROBLEMS Bt United Tress WASHINGTON. Ort. 3. To meet the reconstruction problem. Senator Overman of North Carolina, today introduced a "peace preparedness" bill providing for a federal reconstruction of five to be named by the president. Introduction 'of the. bill draws a definite line between democratic and republican ideas of reconstruction, the measure representing the views of the administration. Republicans intist Congress should study the problem and provide needed legislation. TURKISH FORCES TO WITHDRAW Br United Press. WASHINGTON. Oct. 3. Turkish forces in Persia have been ordered to withdraw on account of the Palestine disaster, according to Teheran reports reaching the atate department this afternoon. Baku will probably be occupied by the British. SOME MORE CAMOUFLAGE United Press Cablegram. AMSTERDAM, Oct 3. Conservative members of the Reichstag have passed a resolution adopting the kaiser's decree for a "people's government," a Berlin dispatch states. GIRLS! I'SE LEMONS FOR SUNBURN. TAN Try tt! Make this lemon lotion to whiten your tanned or freckled skin. &gueze Hie juice or two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you hava a quarter pint of the best freckle, sunburn and tan lotion, and complexion whltener. at very, very small cost. Tour grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toliet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard Whita or a few cents. Massage this sweetly ' fragrant lotion into the face, neck, arms and hands and see how quickly the freckles, sunburn, windbum and tan disappear and how clear, aoft and white the skin becomes. Yes! It la harmless. Adv.

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(By Walter Lopatka, East Chicago.) A division of fifty thousand roles, recruited from the United States, from Canada and from South Americc, but drilled and armed by tha allies, has now taken its place in the fighting line under the colors of their race. This is & most interesting and sentimental event. It is the first time since the treacherous destruction of Poland by Austria, Germany and r.ussia that the Polish flag has flown over Polish soldiers. The unfurling of that flag over the Tolish legion, summoned by the call of their blood from all parts of the world, where they had been living under different flags, is the pledge of the forces of democracy to an independnt Poland. No people deserve better their resurrection as a nation than the Poles. No people deserve more at tho hands of Christian civllizatioh than the Poles. It was the Polish army that saved Eu If the Gopher Juniors. East Chicago's only representative on the gridiron, can keep up the fast pace they have set the eleven will be worthy successors to the Gophers who in eight years on the football field sustained but two losses. The. Twin City youngsters showed a wealth of class Sunday in taking a well played game from the Standard A. C.'s of Hammond. The score was SO to 0 and every minute of the contest was full of thrills. The Gophers exhibited a wonderful defense, the Standards making but three first downs in the entire game. While the East Chicagoans were a little rough on the offense they give promise of developing a wonderful attack. Larson, East Chicago's fullback, covered himself with glory Sunday, tearing through the opposing line for nice gains time and again. He was credited with three touchdown. DeWolf and Long each counted once. It was the Gophers' second game and victory of the season. GARY MINISTER PASSES AWAY Rev. Walter P. Kamprad, 3S years old. pastor of the German Lutheran church at Eighth avenue and Massa chusetts street, Gary, after a brief ill ness, died this morning of typhoid pneumonia. Funeral arrangements are not com plete but it is thought the body will be shipped Saturday or Monday to Pennsylvania for burial. DEATH OF A PIONEER . GARY LADY Mrs. Barbara Volscko. S7 year old wife of Andrew Volscko. extensive real estate dealer in Gary, died this morning after an Illness of long duration at the home, "68 Polk street, Gary. Funeral services will be held from the home Saturday afternoon with burial at Gary Oak Hill cemetery. The Volscko's have been residents of Gary sinre 1916, Mr. Volscko being a real estate dealer since the early days of the city. The deceased is survived by the husband and five children. A BABY GIRL. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Kearns of the Gary Gardens, are the proud parents of a baby girl born to them Saturday. The new arrival has been named Marion Anna Kerns. LIQUOR VIOLATOR IS TAKEN IN Frank Reggich. 1614 Connecticut St.. Gary was arrested last night on the charge of being a state prohibition law violator and this morning was taken before Commissioner Surprise at Hammond. SERVICE UNDER FIRE. A hot bite, some good coffee and a real smoke, stood out in the memory of an American dough boy at ChateauThierry above the days of bitter fight ing. "I was flabbergasted I guess, on account of the Hun Machine-gun bullets' he said, "and I was a wee bit excited when I tumbled into a pit on top of two German snipers. I was faint with hunger and thirst and was wondering how long it would be before I could find the 'making' of a smoke, when what should come along but a Knight of Columbus truck with hot chocolate, coffee and best of all. a cigarette." G. I. HEARING, OCT. 15. Times BtRmr. At Statb CxptTAt INDIAXAPOLIS. Oct. 3 The petition of the Gary Street Railway Company, I70:,iE!l SHAVE HHSLY Wfceta yon only naern kalr from the Mrfww of the atcta tfce mult ta tk mm ata a having. Tha aly anraoMcan way ta raiwra kaar ia ta attack It raadcr tfc atclm. DeMlrawas. ta arlalnal sanitary Iferwl. doa tlUa ky aaaarpttwm. Oalr InnlM DeMtrajela ku a MT-kaek araajraatee ta rack yaili ana. At taiict cwnten la eoe, 1 and S3 afaea. a fey mall fraas fea alaia wrapper aa lecarat ml TtLfSB feaok nuitW la slats ftM a ewla aa reaea. ajiaua, uwk st. ana Nw Irk. F M(3fF& EiBtDiuQMn

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rope from Mohammedan Turks. Marching in response to the wild cry of Austria for help, under the very walls of the Austrian capital, they defeated and hurled back the Mohammedans, saving Europe and Christianity from being overrun as the Far East had been overrun by the followers of Mohamed. Within a hundred years the very nations most threatened by the Turkish invasion Prussia, Russia and Austria foully assassinated and dismembered their Tolish savior. It was one of the e'rocious crimes of history. To re-establish Tolish independence wiil be among the first fruits of a democratic victory. Taderewskl, the great pianist and Polish patriot, is laboring to raise 50,000 more roles to serve under the flag of Poland. May he succeed! The whole democratic world salutes the Polish legion and its resurrected colors.

for authority to increase rates, has been set for hearing at the rooms of the Commercial Club. Gary. Tuesday, October 15, 1918. at 10 a. m. 'Y"HUTS ARE ABOVE CLOUDS 1 The V. M. C. A. has established huts for soldiers in Italy, and many of these are well above the clouds and the snow line. Pack mule trains are used by the "Y" workers in getting supplies to their mountain stations. JOHN KRAGCH OF GARY, GETS AWARD Jfrn Krag'h of 1333 Jefferson St..

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