Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 72, Hammond, Lake County, 8 October 1918 — Page 5

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PERSONALS i SOCIAL HEWS COKaJTO STENTS. There will be a meeting of the Womsn's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church at two-thirty o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the guild room of the church. This week's meeting- of the Indies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church hi? been postpone don account of the order of the health department . The L.O.T.M. Social Club has postponed indefinitely its meeting: which ia:-. announced for Wednesday after, -r.. -u -t the home of Mrs. Oscar Fetersr.r 01- eccount of the influenza. 'n account of the influenza the meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society of St. I'nuis Lutheran church for this week Vi been postponed. The K. of C. Ladies have postponed the meet.ng which was announced for Wednesday afternoon on account of the In fhtenza. The meetinp of the Harmony Clnh for th: week has been postponed and announcement will be made later of the revi meeting-. Mrs. George Adkins of Indiana avenue was to have been hostess tomorrow afternoon. There will be no meeting of Mav Phuinian date tomorrow evening, the tneetings having to be discontinued temporarily on account of the influenza. Trie Girl Scouts have discontinued their meetings indefinitely on account of the Influenza epidemic and th "hike" which had been arranged for Saturday. October 12. has also been postponed. Oomplyinr lth the request of the Roard of Health that all meetings be discontinued on account of the influenza the members of the Rooster Club auxiliary postponed the meeting: which was crranired ior last evening at the Citizens National Bank building-. It was the evening- for the quarterly election of officer!. The meetings of the Lake County Human Society and Kqual Franchise league were postponed on account of the request of the health department that all meetings be discontinued owing: to the irnuenza. The election of directors which was to have featured the meeting of the Humane Society last veninp will take place at the next regular meeting. Miss Klizabeth Hawthorne was hostas at a charming dinner party last evening at the Hammond Country Club. h"r guests being the Misses Helen Johnwon. Dorothy Hohrer. Caroline and Eleanor Poppenhussen and Marjori Ruff. The Red Cross room? in the Hammond building: r.ill b? closed until further notice owing to the influenza. The Hammond public library will be closed temporarily on account of the influenza. In last night's Times the date set for prisoners' packages read Nov. 13 when it should haxe been Oct. 15. The Masonic Temple will be closed In accordance with the ruling of the health department and the meeting- of Hammond Chapter Hastern Star which was announced for this evening hajs been postponed. The chapter was to have o ! bi-ated Past Mr.trona and Patrons night v. ith a six-thirty o'clock dinner follov. eti b initiation and the regular lodge session. Mrs. J. M. Turner. 303 Truman avenue, is In Evansville for the Indiana Slate Conference of Charities and Corrections. Glras a brilliant srlossy shlna that fGOfli sot ruD on pr q'jbi wh snneali to the iron that ImU toar 4 times as lone ny othar. Black Silk Steve Polish is in class by Itself. It's more carefully made and mad from better material u Trr tt on yoor rtor tqv, your coo itOTe rr your fas rafie. if tou aoTi i rna ite best Doilchyoa var cad, your hardware or fcoevr? eaJr is authorixad to rrued year XHln In Evmry Ucp' Orpheum School of Dancing will close until further notice on account of the epidemic, as a safeguard to all our patrons. PROF. J. GREGORY KEANE, Manager. FREE1

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LAKE COUNTY RECEIVES PRAISE FOR EFFORTS Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 7, 1913. Kr. P. A. Parry, Publicity Chairman Idberty Loan, Lake County, Hammond, Ind. My Dear Mr. Farvy: Tfca splendid new that Laia county has pone over its allotment for the Fourth Liberty Loan has resulted In a renewal of effort for success Qf all the counties In Indiana. A deciding' factor in the splendid ro svil': In your county, of course, was tha publicity, and tills headquarters flcsiros to thank you sincerely f cr the inteUig-ent and energ-etlc way in which the publicity prog-ram In your county was handled. Apparently Indiana's record, when this Lean closes, is to leve her a grain In tha front ranks of the State of the Union in war endeavor. Tours f .ir tha rourth Liberty Loan, WALTIE S. GH.EENOTJOK, Director of Publicity. neil has arranged some timely recipes that conform with coiutrvat'nn measures in the use of both corrmeal and sugar substitutes. Other recipes will follow while audiences cannot meet the home demonstration agent let us reme-nber that one of the keys to health is simple, diet. The body cannot resist attacks of disra?e when ii is already overworked with phases dicestion from rich foods or overbalanced kind of food. (ornmeal Holla. 1 U Tp wheat flour. 54 c.:p cornn-enl. 3 teaspoons bakins? powder 1 teaspoon salt. 2 teaspoons fat any kind 3 c5g. 'a cup miik. Sift together flour, bakir.c powder, salt and mix with the meal. Cut or rub butter Into the dry fne.redns. Beat the egg, add the milk and add this mixture to the dry ingredients. Add more rnlk. if ti'.'f.tsary to make a soft dough Roll out on a floured board handling i;rhtl.v. Cut with a round biscuit cutter, fold like Parkerhju?" rolls. Vifike in a quitk oven. oft Corn Bread. Two-thirds cup rice. '-i cup white cornmeal. ,t eups milk or 'milk and wateri. - Ks. 2 th. fat. 1 t aspo- n sr, '. r M:x rice, niesl and salt v:ih the milk II CHILD DOESN'T LAUGH Hi PUT IF GORSM If peevish, feverish and sick Give "California Syrup of Figs." Mother' Tour child isn't naturally crosn and peevish. Pee if tongue is coated; this is sure sign its little stomach, liver and bowels need a cleansing at once. When listless, pale, feverish, full of cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't eat, sleep or act naturally, haa stomachache, diarrhoea, remember, a gentle liver and bowel cleansing should always be the first treatment given. Nothing equals "California Syrup of Figs" for childrens ills; give a teaspoonful, and in a few hours all the foul waste, sour bile and fermenting food which is ologged in the bowels passes out of the system, and you have a well and playful child again. All children love this harmless, delicious "fruit laxative." and it never fails to effect a good "inside" cleansing. Directions for babies, children of all ages and grownups are plainly on the bottle. Keep it handy in your home. A littla given today saves a sick child tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask your druggist for a 60-nnt bottle of "Cali fornia Syrup of Pigs," th?n loo' and see that it is made by the "California Fig Syrup Company." Adv.

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CR KOKtY REFUNDED ASK ANY DRUGGIST Ttt Xt X" XT "1 1 5 tgtf: savii Th American peqpl it irta the war morally. Any victory without tter slfMcririe voald b a curs W cs. liberty Bonds fcmgfct fcy 7try boty IT an that cpjitlat th worth, of popular ysremttent . Thy. trill piUvrtiK Hammond by two negroes, a man and woman, and robbed of i. Later Captain Stronp and Officers Bunde snd Einsele f the Hammond polite arrested Fred Harris and Mattie Brown at 4 Plummer avenue. ciiai'Kin them with highway rubbery. Mr. Keifer identified Mattie n the woman who held them up. FRED CAHNQN DIES AFTERJNJPERATiON Hammond Boy Dead in Los Angeles, His Mother Hears Today. ?.i i s J im P. Schotield of So" Morton court, Hammond, has received word of the death of her oldest son. Fred Cannon, who enlisted as a. railroad conductor in the army in Los Angeles about six months ago. Mr. i 'ami' m, who was years old. was reared in Hammond and is well known here, snd had made many friends who will be Krb-ved to bear of his death, which was caused by an operation for appendicitis. Frd Cannon has two brothers now In France. They are Floyd and Roy I'annon. Roy. better known as "Red" in Hammond, has now been made a first Berfreant. Mrs. Schofield has a son-in-law in the servlee and her husband, John Schofield. has token an examination and Is awaitinp a call to drive an ambulance for the Red Cross. THIS CLEARS UP ALL THE MYSTERY "My parade Sunday morning," stated Dr. H. E. fharrer today, "was not In celebration rf a false report that Germany had surrendered as some have said, but was a demand for Germany's unconditional surrender. Chb-apo is planning such a parade. TVe have had ours. Hammond is always ahead of the rest of the country." Footnote Whenever there are two men in a parade in Hammond Cbarlo Ronham is one of them. THE ITALIAN NEWSPAPERS SHOW DISTRUST f"viTKr Pre.- Gapt.hc.ram 1 ROME. Oct. 8. Newspapers of I'aiy show distrust for the new peace proposal from Berlin and Vienna. They caution to be on guard again?' treachery. REGISTRATION TIME EXTENDED The time for the resistrt' Ion f nil German ffmale Hllens within r half mile of a munition p'nnt has been extended to October 15th. nol'-e of which was received this morning by Chief of Polio F.ambo of Gary from C S. Marsha! Storen. Tn Gary trie half mile radl'is from all munition plnn's includes all territory noflh of Fitih avenue. BLAZICK ARRESTED. Milan Blazik of 1100 Coliimbi.i ave., Hammond, wr.-s arrested Saturday by Cautain Strong and Officers Punde and '"insole charscd with having liquor in h;s posp? ison. Ul.izick v. as fined $S0 in the Hammond city court by Judce Ivlot. E. PAYTONARRESTED. Ernest Payton. of alj Ams avenue, Hammond, was arrested by Captain Strong charged with a serious offense at 56 Plummer avenue la?t night. Payton was find $25 by Judge Klutz .a the llammono city court. I LEMON JUICE TAKES OFF TAN ! ? ! Girls! Make bleaching lotion t if skin is sunburned, , i tanned or freckled i Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard "White, shake w'ell, and you have a quarter pint of the best freckle, sunburn end tan lotion, and complexion beautifier. at very, very smal cost. Tour grocer has the lemons and any drug store or toilet counter will supply three ounces of Orchard White for a few cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant lotion into the face. neck, arms and sunburn, windburn and tan disappear snd how clr, soft end white the skin becomes. Yes! It is harmless. Adv.

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JF .r f n .4o 4w v 4S4JSW4. ?7 r, r 4Vi- f "tn. V o -t v X w . v t 14 S'...-.f'4iV'.'-. :.9ht V r I-.-. '. ' t !: ',i - '.- r-. . Mrs. Joseph us Daniels. Mrs. JoHephus Daniels, wife of th secretary of the navy, is shown here in the blue uniform and black tricone hat of the Y. W. C. A. war woTk council which she now wears on her visits to the hostess houses in different camps and naval stations. TIE IS EXTENDED Public Chiefs in Calumet Region Hear From U. S. Marshal Storen. The following letter has ben received by the cUefs of police in the various cities of the Calumet region from U. S. Marsha! il. Storen of Indianapolis: "The time for registration of alien women for permits has been extended to October 15. 1!'1S. We trust you will assist us in this work by taking; charge of tho some in your city and seeing- that all who may be required to have permits secure them. The government pays nothinx for this work and I would sugg"?' that a small fee be collected from each applicant for permit. I will have to send a deputy to swear the applicants when the work is completed, as the government refuses to permit them to be sworn by any other official. The applicant will have to procure two photographs, one to be placed on the application nr.d one cn the permit card Issued. If the applicant is nut .-rr'?"r but resides within or desires to come within a radius of one-half mile of any factory making supplies for the government she must have an American citizen sign and fill out a blank for her. "Give notice in newspapers of extension of time and place where the blanks may be secured. The deputies' expenses will have to be paid by the applicants, hence the small fee." Chief of Police Williams of F-ast Chicago has turned this matter over to the captain cf th! Brrtillon department. William Hughes, who will conduct the work for the city of Fast Chicago. All alien women are asked to come to the Rureaii of Identification room in the city ball for their blanks. In Hammond all aliens are asVed to come to the office of Chief Austirren In the city hall. ITALIAN STEAMER TORPEDOED !Bv Vniteo Tress. 1 WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. The Halian steamship Albf.rlo Treves was torpedoed October 3 about "10 miles from the American coast, the, navy department announced todnv. Thirteen survivors have been picked tip by the steamship Orizaba. Two othf-r b-ats with 21 men are missing. The Treves was a vessel of Z,S"o tors and was owned in Genoa. AMERICAN BOATS IN COLLISION m Vvrrrn Pkfss. WASHINGTON. Oct. 8. Six men wera lost when the "teamsbip Westgate was sunk in a collision with the steamship American, the navy dep-rtment was informed today. The American is proceding to port, vii'.h survivors. Th collision occurred about ton miles from the American coast. The Westgate, a 5. Soft gross ton cargo ship, was in the naval overseas transportation service. CAMP GRANT COMMANDER SUICIDES IB I'mted Pr.rjss.l ROCKFORD, ILL.. Oct. S. Col. Chas. H. Hagadorn. acting comma. idant at Camp Grant, was found dead in his fiuarlers today. There was a bullet hole in his head aad a revolver lay by his side. It was b'lieved that he committed suicide. The coroner announced himself that it was suicide and turned the body over to military authorities for investigation. The coroner said death occurred about midnight. The Colonel, accord ins to fellowofficers, had suffered from insomnia and various troubles were aggravated by the influenza epidemic. A sister. Mrs. C. A. Bowman, of Elmira. N. Y.. was notified. The Colonel, who was !2 years old. graduated from West Point in 18S9 and was made captain In 1S98. He became major in 1911 and was advanced to colonel November 11, 1517. He w; military attache at Petrogiad in 13! 1 jj essumed command of the vnnlonrpnt this fall. Col Chas A. CasCwho shared lURftdorn's quarters, piohaij'.j will succeed hii.

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