Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 74, Hammond, Lake County, 10 October 1918 — Page 5

Thursday. October 10, 1918.

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PERSONAL!

SOCIAL NEWS

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The members of the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club wore entertained at luncheon at one o'clock yesterday at the Hammond Country Club by Mrs. T. K. Tennant of Warren street. Following the luncheon auction bridge was played at three, tables, high score in the games being made by Mrs. Aunut Schneider. In two weeks the club will be entertained by Mrs. Victor Dyer of Sout'. Hohman etret. Among- the meetings postponed yesterday on account of the influenza were the" Harmony Club meeting which was announced to take, place with Mrs. George AdVins of Indiana avenue, the Girl Scout meeting- at the Central school. th meetings of the Indies' Aid Societies of the First Presbyterian and St. Paul's Lutheran churches, and the meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of St. Paul's Episcopal church.

Mrs. F. S. Parker has been very 111 since Sunday with the influenza. Her on Franklin who has been ill for several days Is reported better. Mrs. Parker's mother. Mrs. W. A. Jordan of East Chicago is vrith them at their home, 1S3 Fayetts street.

Mrs. E. F. Chevalier left today for her bom In Los Angeles after several months' visit with her son. Owen I?. Portar and Mrs. Porter of May street an drelatives In Michigan. Mrs Porter will leave for California early next month to spend the winter.

There will t no October meeting of the. Woman's Missionary Society of the First Presbyterian church on account of the Influenza epidemic.

Hammond Temple No. 73 Pythian Sisters ' has postponed Its meeting for Friday evening indefinitely on account of the influenza. Miss DeEtta Curray will spend the week-end visiting her mother and sister In Benton Harbor. Mich. Mrs. Joseph Woods of Waltham street has been ill for several days with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McCutcheon cf 31 Sibley street were called to Worcester, Mass.. on account of the death of Mr. McCutcheon's mother. Dr. J. D. Ebright, formerly cf Hammond, Is reported seriously ill with pntumonia at his home in Gary. Fred H. Mott, 876 South Hohman street, has returned from a business trip to Tulsa, Okla.

Complying with the order of Board of Health ail meetings at Moltke Hall will be temporarily discontinued on account of influenza. 10-9- TRUSTEE J. KUN'Z.

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CAXMG. Pumpkin and Squash by Cold Park Method. I. Recipe for canning pie filling:: Cut up into convenient sections; core and remove skins: cook for 30 minutas to reduce to pulp: pack in glass jars or in tin cans: add 1 cup sugar or one and three-fifths cup syrup and one teaspoon salt to one quart of pulp: place rubber and top In position; partially seal, but not tight, sleriliza 60 minutes in hot water bath outfit; remove: tighten covers; Invert to cool and test joints. II. Recipe for canning for special dishes (fried, creamed, baked). Cut pumpkin or squash into small uniform size cubes. Blanche in boiling water for ten minutes; plunge quickly into cold water; pack in jar until full; add boiling hot water and one level teaspoonful of salt to the quart; place lubbers and caps in position, but not tight; sterilize in hot water bath sijety minutes; remove, tighten covers, invert to cool and test joints. III. Nature's own method of dehydration is most economic! cf all the ways of drying food and is quite satisfactory as to palatability all dried foods being sweeter than the same weight of the fresh material. To dry pumpkin, select a sound ripe one. Cut into halves, and remov the seeds and shreds with a tablespoon. Cut into circles one inch wide and hang: up on a stick; string or place in any convenient position. It ned not hang In the sun to dry. but if protected by a light, loose covering this way has the advantage of drying the pumpkin sooner. To use. soak the rumpkin, then cook as other dried foods. It is delightful either cooked and served with butter, pepper, salt; or fried in very minimum amount of fat (sauted) and sweetened to suit taste. Spices improve the flavor. MARGARET M. CORNELL. Home Demonstration Agt.

Order Your Christmas Parcel Containers Now Notice to soldiers relatives and friends: Christmas parcels sent to men in France must be in a uniform container which will be furnished by the Red Cross. To be sure of having a sufficient number on hand, the Red Cross is asking each person, who will want one of these boxes, to place an order immediately. Each man can receive only one parcel. Saturday, October 19th is positively the last day on which an order will be received. Telephone the Red Crosa 2743 or Miss Deming 546.

EXHIBIT OF CANNED FOODS AT LIBERTY HALL Those who so kindiy contributed Jars of food for exhibition last week may have them by calling at the office of the Home Demonstration Agt Friday morning Liberty Hall. The pleasure, friterest and instruc-

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Funeral procession moring- into St. Patrick's cathedral. Seldom in the history of the Catholic church in New York has that city witnessed anything so profoundly moving and impressive as the fma' ntfi? 5or,Card'nal Farlpy. Thousands of persons surrounded St. Patrick's cathedral without hope of gaining admission. New York city and state "cJefcPresertted y Governor Whitman. Messages from President Wilson and Pope Benedict were received. The Catholic prince was laid to rest La the crypt beneath the altar.

INDIANA'S CROP REPORT IS OUT TRIS

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Times 1 Oct. 10. The production of

fPrrciAT, To Tite JND1AX.4.POLIS, IND. oats crop, with a total

79,500,000 bushels, is the oustanding feature of the October crop report for Indiana issued today by Coo'. C. Bryant. Field Agent. of the Bureau of Crop Estimates, t'nited States Department of

than was anticipated at the time. The

drought during- July and August also contributed to the deterioration, and

probably did more damage than the frost. Good rains the early part cf September, however, helped the late corn in tho soutli part of the state. The. part

Agriculture. This is the largest crop j that is good is maturing nicely and unever produced in the State and the quail- j der favorable conditions. Cutting and ty is exceptionally good. At rrcsent silo fining is general o er the state and prices it represents a value of about ! this work is rapidly being pushed to $52,000,000 to the farmers of the state, completion, although the labor shortage The report follows. in some localities is considerable of a

rill cut the Quota. In this we hae aelnshly underestimated our duty and hie iiot measured up to our responsibility. We have not done all we could to win llio war. This is due to the lact that

we are not fully aware of thu peril j confronting us. We must not lose sight j of the fact that the west front is only j

one hundred miles from I'aris while it Is six hundred miles from Berlin, and we must not be lulled into a feeling of a sense of security because the war seems to be going well with us just now and the Ilohenzollerns and Hapsburgs are stealthy and in bad faith clamoring loudly, for an opportunity to shut down on hostilities and bicker for an autocratic, victorious peace. The time is not ripe to relax one iota in our determination to bat the Hun and bat him hard. We must knock him down and blindfold and gag him first. A lot of us must subscribe a second time on this Fourth drive and do belter than we have done the first time. Wve must wake up more fully to oar responsibility and square ourselves with our solicitors, our conscience, and above all, our government. I, for one, am going to come through a second time with a substantial second subscription on this Fourth drive. I can do it, so can you. Just do it. and that will be all there is to it: Hunt up your solicitor and surprige him with another subscription. It wiil do him good and make him feel good, and it will make you feel even better. We do not want it ever to be said that the V. S. Government could not, in lime of peril, depend upon the rank and file of its mature men and women to come to its financial assistance, Do your part and that cannot happen. If your flag is up you will. If it is not up, run it up quick. Tone of us intend to shirk our responsibility to the Government, but we will if we do not wake up now and do our duty and do it quick. It matters not whether your local street, community, town or city may or may not have gotten over the top. The Government itself has not nnd it is up

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Xo man who holds liberty dear wiil not refuse to hear his country's call in this hour of crisis. Do all possible now. Forget about the next drive. We will

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Reports received the first of the handicap

month indicate that the frost on June 23rd did more damage to the corn crop

It is ioii badly in some

localities and this is interfering, to some extent, with the seeding of winter wheat and rye. On something over 7,000 acres of spring wheat in the state the yield averaged slightly hotter than winter wheat. This is probably due to better sed and more care in preparing the soil. Most of it va3 on small experimental ratches, but has encouraged farmers to try it on a more extensive

scale next year. Howrvor. many experts i do not adviic mowing spring whfat in

this stale. There v as a better average yield of

j oats in nearly every county than was

anticipated earlier in the season, and for the state the average was 42 bushels per acre. The weight averaged from 32 lo 38 pounds per measured bushel and the quality is exceptionilly good. Considerably more barley was grown this year than heretofore and the yield and quality ar fully up to expectations, especially is this true in- the northern counties. Ruckwheat has made a very good crop on n Ttiuili liircer ftrrpacp than iimial.

treat eastward between Cambral and St. j Mlloh of jt wa3 put in on pround that

had been planted to corn and abandoned after the June frost.

tlon given through thse exhibits have been inestimable, and the women of Hammond are to be highly commended in "doing their bit." ATTENTION SCOUTS. Scouts' wishing to sell Liberty Bonds should call at Scout Headquar

ters for blanks" and Instructions. We ' shall sell for one week, starting Kri- j

day morning. A treasury department medal is offered for ten or more sales.

ALLIED VICTORY

GROWING HOURLY (Continued from paga one.)

our country I write you the following, which, if you can spare space, please Publish. In earlier drives our slogan was, "Buy Till It Hurts." Many did and our country went over the top each time. Since

the last drive thousands of our noblest ' too,

ana nest young men have bared their may make it possible to avoid the nebrcasts and hearts to the most brutal ccssity of another. Be that as it may, and relentless of all foes. Yes, an enemy yet us acquit ourselves like men now. that has deliberately planned for years Be strong: come through: If you square to. and will go to any limit to crush yourself as you should you can look your and destroy forever governments by the fellow countrymen squarely in the face consent of the governed; an enemy that and be able "to say. "I have bought to will impose on us and all our allies my limit; have you?" brutality and force as the moans of I If you do that you will kill the hope

v,.,..u,,iB civu 1110 in neu or what we. of the kaiser and his brood ani next

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now enjoj ; an enemy that would tear down the Statue of Liberty and plant on its foundation the statue of Kaiser wri

thing to killing that brood is to kill his hope. If this Government fails to go over the lop in this drive it will be an

any chance gives Germany a chance to withdraw unhindered. Military men foresee the German re-

Quentin and the American smashing of th Kriemhilde line as a forerunner of a general withdrawal that will free northern France and Belgium of the enemy. They think this retirement will be accomplished before winter sets in. This fact is evidenced by official reports showing the British bag of 10,000 prisoners Tuesday. The present retreat is viewed as the direct result of the continued hammering all along the western line.

POPE TO TRY

The potato crop was seriously damaged by the hot weather in July and August and by insects, although a few localities report a good crop. Sweet potatoes are only grown extensively in the southwest part of the state. In that section the crop is very good. The tobacco crop shows a material improvement over last month and has nearly all ben cut and housed under favorable conditions. The fruit crops are almost a failure

Only the commercial orreceived the best of care

FOR PEACE NOW j th"- par .. c.hards that

IBT - t NITBD TRESS. J . . r,,,ii WASHINGTON. Oct. 10 That Pope ! have nn frml- , , , Benedict will appeal to the world to act Thp Iovcr cfed rromi did not macept President Wilson's fourteen peace ! tcrinlize s expected, orasshopners did principles was indicated in reports to i ""-h damage and unfavorable weather this government today. These stated ! conditions afU r utt ing ru.ncd much of that the Pope had selected Nov. 2 All tnG rropSoul's Pay-for bis move. I A" truck .mp d,d fa.rly well and In this connection it is significant that n"ar,' " frost the Holy See knew as early as Oct. 3 j t1ul "' dainnce. that Austria would appeal to Wilson for! , - . . ! mTTTinnin nMT tr

peace, accepting nis iourieen points. . -j-j-a jFj fj ViiJLlX

Dispatches primea aisciose mat .Austria's plight is serious and that whatever Germany answers to the president's test for her peace sincereity Austria, and Turkey cannot long survive Cue growing demand In their countries for and end to the struggle.

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rSrnfiAt. To The Tikes. VALPARAISO. Ind., Oct. 10. "Up

vv tli the kaiser, and down with WilI son. 1 h"pe every 1 Ame-riran that goes across the water im ip'ot irrts shot" These are the

PROSPEROUS SHAPE i otd3 L G Sonb ng of Lacrosse l

credited with sayinij in public on the hill last night. He is attending a local school here and is 29 years of age.

BANKS ARE IN

Tim:i Rtr.KV Vt Str'.Tie 'p:ti.. 1MHANAPOLIS, IND.. Ort. in.In a report completed by Charles W. Camp, head of the tate bank deparament In Ihe .auditor of state's office, it is shown that "the resources of the banks and trust companies of Indiana at tho time of the last bank call.. August 31. wore 14. 1&3.7K more than at the time "f the call June 23. Th deposits were $24.102, 6Sf. 44 more, so. that the increas

ed resources are due almost entirely to j

the increased deposits. inc toiai resources on the August call are given as J421,265,3S2.12. There were 773 banks, trust companies and mortgage guaranty companies in the state at the time of the. August call.

Upon making this statement Sonburs was taken in chnrge by the military police and placed In the Porter tounty jail, where he is now being held to await fha arrival of federal officers, who will have this case to care for as well as the Schlundt cases. Sonburjr is in the draft, and according to his statement to the her-

iff has been placed in 'lass o.

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EAST GARY

Mr. and Mrs. Vern Olson and daughter of Gary spent Wednesday at the Papka home! 'Mrs. Margaret Moore entertained the Sunshine Club at her home Wednesday afternoon. Rev. II. O. Ottoson of Gary called on friends here Tuesday. Beginning this week the library days will be Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday instead of Thursday, Friday and Saturday as formerly. Open hours re from 2 p. n-.. until 5 p. mv and from T p. m. until 9 p. ni. Mrs Go.-g Edwards of Gary spent Tuesday with relatives" her.

SPECIAL NOTICE Mac Draft Expert Cnlmnsy Swesp is in Harumond now. All others are . imposters. Don't b flimaied by dubs. Tf your furnace smokes or your chimney is stopped up, call PHONE NO. 1193-W at oace. Work guaranteed. Prices reasonable.

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indicative of his purpose to terrify andjond of our support of the war at home, cow our f,'e people into subjection to and nothing will so encourage the enemy military autocracy a government whloh as that. May such a condition never for thousands of years has exacted obed-1 happen. Let us kill Ins hop? rather

snn.c nm Luinniuii people lo me win ot the elect by birth, rather than that of a free people enjoying the right of popular choice. Our boys have gone forth determined to do all and give their last drop of blood if need be to utterly destroy this foe and to again restore to safety our free institutions and those of our allies now in deadly peril across the sea. We can absolutely depend upon them to do well, supremely well, their part. The measure and degree of their success and likewise the extent of their sacrifice will depend largely upon the amount of help and support we give them now at home. To do our part recuires of us heroic effort here and now. We are in the war as much and are responsible for its successful conduct ns much as they arc. Wc must finance the enterprise at this end of the line or we cannot keep them supplied and equipped to do the big part expected of them over there. We must not stop at the point where mere inconvenience or a slight lowering ef interest rates affects the inside of our pocketbooks. The situation exacts from us the duty of buying Liberty Bonds no matter how it may nTcet some other particularly financial plan or scheme w may prefer to put through. We must readjust ourselves some way to meet this obligation as we would to pay a doctor for- an operation to arrest the ravages of a cancer. This call is for six billion dollars ready cash from us. between now and February 1. in exchange for the best, long-time, interest-bearing bonds for sale anywhere in the world trday. In buying these, though it may disarrange our program of business somewhat, we are making a good investment for ourselves and are doing a heroic service for c-tr Government. Are we not as patriotic a people as the French? Just the other day that little nation subscribed six billion dollars to its Eighth Liberty Bond drive and went over the top in only a few hours. Where are our people with their boasted wealth and mighty population? A little slow, that is all. When they get waked up they too will go over ihe top. When most of us. who have heretofore subscribed. ;javc in our subscriptions we went way below our maximum limit, thinking to ourselves that others would take the required amount and meet our country's call for us and others who could buy have also declined, here nr.d there, because they. too. thought others would take what they should take and

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drive we Marion Cole to Io!a Coptalia

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Marion Cole to George I." I.S 9. 10. B 41. Shelby. . . John G. Hoffman end wifo Htnry J. Hoffman. E i2.

i NW 3-35-8 Indiana Hnrbor. John Leender wid) to Edwin Carlson, 1. 5, B 10. 3rd Add . Frank J. Sie nbaoii and w ife to Anton Golori and wife, L 36. B 20, 2nd Add Grasilda Baizdys and lsband to John Grahski and wife L 21. B 1. 2nd Add Lawrence Wegrzyn and wife to Stanley Mika. L 11, B 52. 4 i r arrr. c S! 1a T,- in

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If you do your part you will have the right, as a patriotic American and a lover of liberty, to read your paper and enjoy the glad news as the reports come In of how that dirty, slimy, bloodyhanded, hobnail booteJ, bard of Barbarians are being driven out of northern France, Belgium. Serbia and Russia, and they must be driven out of there, back of the Rhine to Potsdam and defeat before we can relax in the least. If we ail do our pail and do it well

now, the end is in sight. There is a big I

task yet to be performed and we are big enough for the job. We must be good Americans men who do things. What must be w ill be. Wc are going to get right right now and square ourselves with our conscience and do our part. There is r.o happiness in store for us until we do. AVe will not "Buy Till It Hurls." We will buy till it makes us happy. We w ill then be sure of w inning the war. preserving free institutions and delivering the punch that will put brute force beneath the eternal law of Justice and righteousness. We cannot go broke in doing it. for wc will have the bonds which we can sell for cash lo save our hids in case of a pinch. Do not "pass the buck." Buy! ' Buy to the limit. Tours truly. FKAXK B. FATTEE.

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Corns. Bunions and Ingrown removed. Flat feet treated. 412 mond Bldnr. Honors 7 to 9 p. m.. Stamm, rhone 20S3.

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LOST New $20 on State st. or in Hankforth Ht Shop; reward. F.eturn to T'mrs effirr. 10-10-1

I wish to express my sincere thanks to all those who so kindly assisted m during the i'lness and death of my dear husband, also for the beautiful floral pieces. I especially thank the F.ev. .1. Basset t. the pallbearers and the soloists. MR?. MARGUERITE MTERS. 10-tO-l

CASD OP THANKS. We wish to extend cur sincere than',: to the many friends, neighbors and carpenters for their kindness and snpathy shown during th- illness ani death of "ur dar wif' and mother, ;C?o the beautiful flora offerings. ALBERT If. MILLER. VERA MILLER. i I R. AN U M !;.?. 1! EX P. T H A Kl EK. 10-l'i-1

CASD OF TEASES. We wis-h to Thank cur friends ar neighbors ' for lh? kindness and sn' pathy extended during ;hc illness :Vlate bereavement of my beloved v.if-. greatly apprec iate the beautiful ilor offering?. LESLIE A. WOLF. 10-1

THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE

No organs of the htman body are so important to health and long life as the kidneys. When tbfy slow up ani commence to lag in their duties, look out! Danger is in sigh. ' Find out what the trouble is without delay. Whenever you feel nervous, weak, dizzy, suffer from sleeplessness, or have pains in th" back or difficulty in passing urine woks up at oace. Your kidneys nf"d help. 'ihe.se are sicrns to warn vou that your kidneys are not performing their functions propel lv. Thcv are only half doing their work and are Allowing impurities to accumulate and be converted into urie acid and cither poisons, which sre causing you distress pvd will retrov ymi url th'-y are

driven from vmjr svstoni. Cot some GOLD SlEDAL TTar!m '"',1 Capsules at once. - They t;ie ml fild. trhd preparation used nil over the woi-M for centuries. They contain only o' :- fashioned. soothing oils combined wit'i st rength-givina and sv tem-leanir.c herbs, well known and user! by phvsieiatis in their daily practice. lii'I.O MF.IAL H.'iprlem ml Capsules ar- .imported direct from the laboratories !: Holland. They nr.- convei.ient Jo tak- . and will either jive prompt relief or jt.ur a.oney v ill be refunded. Ask for them at aiy dru? st-.re. but bo sure to cet the orip ilia 1 inipoiied COLO MQiM. l.rrriii. Ac - i t .10 vi'.st ilutt .s Li scaled

An Announcement Dollar Day has been a splendid success in our store. We wish to express our appreciation, not only for the support given us in a business way, but for the whole-hearted co-operation given us in the matter of service. We know that our patrons were subjected to many little annoyances, unavoidable but nevertheless annoying. For the spirit ehown by you in overlooking inattention and inefficiency on this day, we heartily thank you.

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