Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 80, Hammond, Lake County, 17 October 1918 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Thursday, October 17. 191S.

EAST CHICAGO AND IND. HARBOR NEWS

Relief frcm Eczema

EX-CATTLE BARON LIVING IN EXILE

lnflut nza-pneumonia took the third member of the family of Chcslaw l'cpiowski, living at SSI3 Elm street, in Ui. yam few days. The mother and babe ere burned at a double funeral Monday

and the six-year-old son was Interred yesterday in a grave nearby. Others being; prepared for burial by Undertaker -Sulski are Catherine Anerzejewski. 27 years, house address 402S Beech street, j.ueumonia victim; Joseph Cudlewlez, 3502 Beech street, pneumonia; Tony Kingorski. 3335 Alder street, age 2S, 1 rieumonia. Other pneumonia deaths ulth Incomplete data were reported on hand by this director of funerals. Six funerals in one clay from this establishment alone showed a remarkable Increase in deaths resulting from the complications of influenza-pneumonia. Tho colored people of Calumet are suf-j fering their share of the present epi

demic of sickness. In some instances ntire families are ill. Some are recuperatingwhile others are just comingdown with the malady. Cases of scarlet fever and diphtheria were reported on Melville aenue ye?terday. A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniels, 4 S 1 3 Melvilel avenue, yesterday. Mrs. McVey, 4S2S Weg gavenue. was fo 111 with influenza that her son. Glen McVey, with the navy enlistment at Detroit, Mivh., was called ome. He could but obtain a very brief furlough and is

(leaving Friday evening to reportfor

auty. Mrs. Walter Nevious of Parish avenue is expected home from a several weeks'

trip to T'cnnsv Ivania. where a grandpar

ent has been very ill. Death entered the limine of 1'rank Dixon, "610 Fir street, taking- their joungest child, a baby boy. Frank, age 15 months. The child with the test of tho family suffered the influenza with pneumonia, but was not so fortucate as th" other members, who are all recuperating. Demise came at S.iO yesterday morning. The body will be interred at Calvary cemetery. Funeral private.

Indiana Harbor reople who have not

as yet contributed to the linen shower

for France are asked to send In their contributions to the block chairman oa

or before Saturday. October 19. Early

shipment must be made of this consign

ment and as each address must be accounted for by the chairman of each block it is asked that there be no unnecessary delays. Mrs. John Sulski of Cedar street, who has been very ill at the Mercy Hospital in Gary with the influenza and pneumonia. Is reported as bejns considerably better. The entire Sulski family, with the exception of Mr. Sulski. the father, has been ill. The children are better and a bright prospert that their mother will soon be home to care for them.

Don't worry about eczema or other $kin troubles. You can have a clear, nealthy skin by using a little zemo, obtained at any drufj store for 35c, or extra large bottle at Sl-00. Zemo generally remo:s pimp'.es. blackheads, blotches, eczema, and rirtform and makes the skin clear and healthy. Zemo 13 a clean, penetrating, antiseptic liquid, neither sticky nor gTeasy and stains nothing. It is easily applit-d and costs a mere trifie for each application. It la always dependable. The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, a

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Specials tor Friday and Saturday October 18th and 19th

SUNMAtD CLUSTER TABLE RAISINS, pkg 20 FANCY SWEET POTATOES, 4 lbs. for 25 No. 1 Greening Apples, 4 lbs. for 25 EXTRA VALUE HOUSE BROOM ' 90 TOILET PAPER, 6 rolls - 25C SWIFT'S PRIDE WASHING POWDER, 3 pkgs 14 AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, 10 br G5d HANDY BOX MATCHES, 5 bcxes 29

DOUGLAS OIL, for fine cooking, quart can 65C "OUR BEST" 30c COFFEE, 2 lbs. for 55C TRIUMPH MAPLE AND CANE SYRUP, large bottle - oOC POST TOASTIES, large package 20C PET AND LIBBY'S MILK, two cans 25C BABY SIZE MILK, " 5 cans 29C PHE2 LOGANBERRY JUICE, 12 oz. bottle 30C FANCY NEW PRUNES, 2 lbs. for 25C

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Specials for Friday and Satur day, October 18th and 19th

RIO COFFEE 6 lbs., $1.06; lb 20C FRESH ROASTED COFFEE 5 lbs., $1.04; lb 1 23C OUR LEADER COFFEE 4 lbs., $1.04; lb 28C M. R. BLEND COFFEE ,b 30c AFTER DINNER CUP COFFEE lb- bEa 35c FANCY GUNPOWDER TEA ,b 455c WILBUR'S COCOA, 1 lb. tins, 45c; 'z lb. tin -23C FARM HOUSE BRAND RED BEANS, can 14c

HONOLULU LADY SLICED PINEAPPLE, No. 3 can... 30c GLENCOE BRAND PURE PRESERVES In large mason jare-.O AMER-Y-CAN BRAND BAKED " BEANS, No. 3 can ISC NEW SAUER KRAUT, No. 3 cans 15c LION BRAND EVAPORATED MILK Tall cans 12 KIRK'S OLIVE SOAP, 3 bars os TOILET PAPER, 3 large rolls 0!jf PEET'S CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP (with order), 10 bars 59c

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Tho East Chicago ReJ Cross Chapter is jTeparniK early for tho Christmas box ihipinent to tlie soldier bos across seas. Parents or those lrg.ilizpj in tho sending of tho boxes will receive labels from thtlr soldier boys well in advance to the data of shipnient. hut advices to the effect to have rvtrj thinjj in readiness are given out by the proptr authority. The

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shipped will be supplied by the Ked Cross centre, tho contents will bn placod within and the packages will be taKon. unwrapped, to the centre for inspection purposes. The boxes must rot weigh more than three pounds. Mrs. K. N". Canine has been chosen chairman for the supervision of the work in Kast Chicapo and will be assisted In the work by Mrs. Abe Ottenheimer. and according: to government rules that the local postmaster bo one of the committee, this: lot fell to rostmaster Charles Donovan. The date limit hes been net for Novemher 13. Anyone desirinff further information on the matter may phone chatrman's residence. No. 302-J. Fred ITascall of Drummcnd street has been very ill since Sunday. Mrs. Helen Nelson of Drummond street ts recuperating from a recent illness. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fowler of Ivy street have both been very ill. A trained nurse has been in attendance. Mr. Fowler is better and able to leave the hcuse for a short time each day. Miss Mathews, a trained nurse, is ill at the Miller residence in Grapevine street. "Walter Conray of South Olcott avenue Is very ill with the influenza. Mrs. Earl S. Green and daughter, Marion Louise, is arriving here from Muncie, Ind.. to be the guests' of Mrs. Gwylm Jones in Beacon street for a short time previous to their going to California to spend the winter with Mrs. Green's folks. Major Green, the husband and father, is in active service across seas. A pestilence which Indiana Harbor people will no longer stand for. according to one prominent woman who phoned The Times reporter this morYiing and voiced her indignation and that of many others in her immediate vicinity was the indiscriminate use of sling-shots and KB guns by boys of all ages who are out on the thoroughfares and are heedless as to their aim. A notice was posted an evening ago on similar complaint of East Chicago citizens and the ruling for these misdemeanors by boys will b dealt with harshly by rrrper authority should they be so notified. It is said that or.e rf these boys using a riflle and killing a wild canary wore a

Boy Scout uniform. Should the attention of this com to the Scoutmaster he will be dealt with accordingly, for it is absolutely against the rules ot that splendid organization to commit an offense of that kind. Furthermore it is

against the civil law to use guns and

slingshots on a public highway. Boys take heed and enjoy the vacation alloted you in more wholesome ways than mflietir.g pain on the -little feathered wor mdestroyers. They are doing their bit for the government. Leave them alone. For Rent N'ewly decorated apartment. ."11 Grapevine street- near Michigan avenue. Fhone Indiana Karbor SS4. 10-17-1 U'ho will he the very first to volunteer the us of their automobiles in tie Twin Cities to the three "Welfare Nurses who are now trying to , cover the ground a-foot or losing much valuable time in waiting for car service which at times brings them only several blocks near to their destination? With the present epidemlo and so many sick all posrble time should be conserved as should health and the strength of these nurses that they may carry on the nursing care In influenza-pneumonia cases. There seems to be no letting up of the scourge that is visiting many families and where death "very often occurs. One of these nurses almost worn to a fraszle returned len-j after ho-rs to na'.a report that with all her efforts directed that day she feared that one of the patinU would die. V.'hat hero

ism to be displayed at a time when the very utmost of their energies are

being taxed with little or no rest and

never a thought of their own liability of contracting the disease in their overworked condition. Proper nursing

care is the paramount need of the !

hour. He a plus patriot in tins came and offer the use of your machine t these nurses who are doing their duty In the care of the sick. Thone Welfare Station. 1117-M. Mrs. Lilliam Norman Brady who for the past five years supervised the domestic science classes at the various school" in the Twin Cities is leaving The Newest and Most Beautiful SERVICE FLAG

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Gen. Luis Terrazas. WTten the Madero revolution was tarted in 19.11 Gen. Luis Terrazas, "Don Luis," was known as the cattla king:. His herds totalled 200,0' 0 heads of cattle. His land reached from the Eio Grande to Chihuahua City. The revolutionists confiscated

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for Florida where she has received an appointment by the state college to direct conservation demonstrations throughout the state. Her leaving here is to be regretted as her skill in this particular line of work was Invaluable. Her recognition in the newfield of endeavor is pleasing to all who come to know her. Her successor in J.he work here has not yet been named. More women are needed at both Ked Cross Centres. East Chicago and Indiana Harbor have large quotas of work on hand. Owiqg to the prevailing sickness many of the former workers must stay at home and they are relying on their sister women who have been so fortunate to escape the

the Centre nearest you and you will be instructed in the work that is under way and must be rushed to completion. Every woman if asked to give as much time as possibl.

Resembles Old Fashioned Grip The symptoms of Spanish Influenza are very similar to old fashioned grip pains throughout the body, extreme aizziness, sleepiness, chills, high fever, headache, disturbed digestion with running &t the nose and eyes and excessive spitting, showing an .inflammation and congestion of the mucous linings. For Catarrh of

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With the first symptoms of Influenza, it is well to consult your family physician at once. It is not the disease itself that is to be feared so much as it is the complications which may follow. To ward off Spanish Influenza or as an aid to returning health after an attack, nothing is anybetter than Dr. Hartman'sWoild Famous Peruna.

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The "well known and direct action of Peruna in restoring and maintaining a healthy condition of the mucous membranes throughout the body makes it the greatest disease preventing and health restoring remedy known to science. For forty-five years Peruna has retained its title as a reliable safe-guard to the health of the American family. EXPERIENCE OF USERS THE BEST RECOMMENDATION ANNA, OHIO. "I End Peruna excellent for Catarrh of the head. I keep Peruna and Manalin in the house all th5 time." MRS. A. RUN'KLE, Box 86. NEWARK, N. J. "I have used Peruna for colds and grip. It will do all you claim and more. My family alwavs have a bottle on hand for stomach and bowe! trouble and colds GEO. CLARK. 124 Union Street. DR. HARTMAN'S HEALTH BOOK SENT FREE. A postal card request addressed to the Peruna Company, Dept. 84, Columbus, Ohio, will bring it to you Peruna i3 in either Tablet or Liquid Form Sold Everywhere. Ask your dealer for a Peruna Almanac.

NEGRO FQUND JU1LTY, FINED E. Chicago Policeman, Who Stopped Crap Game Is . Around Again.

Steve Fano, the East Chicasr police officer who came so near loping his life as the result of an attack by colored thugs on Guthrie street. Indiana Harbor, is ag:ain walking a beat In that'eity with a watchful eye for all offenders. Steve broke up a game of craps on Guthrie street not far from the police station the night of June 27th. lie took the dice and warned tho men about violating the law publicly in this manner nnd told them'o go home. Six mru jumyed upon him and while one held his wrt.t with both hands another stabbed and cut him severely with a knife. Steve, however, la one of the tcamest omVers on the force, and although his abdomen was ripped open and his body pierced with several bad

stabs, he covered his aTTdominal wound with one hand and with the other held his gun on three of the men and marched them to the station. Then he collapsed. At the hospital b hovered between life and death for four weeks with no hope from the physicians for recovery.

He was always hopeful, however, never giving up for an instant. His courage and optimism and the excellent care that he received finally brought him through, although he was in the hospital for thirteen weeks, being finally released on September 27. He gives frreat credit to Dr. Teegarden and to his faithful nurse, T.Iiss Eleanor M. Tabor, of 5S1 lichigan avenue, Hammond, for his recovery. Tfalbert I.ee, a negro, charged with assault and battery with intent to kill Policeman Fano. was found guilty and f.ned M5 by a jury in Judfre Tieiter's court yesterday. Iee was charged -with holding Fano's hands while another negro who escaped carved the officer.

To arouse a sluggish liver, to relieve a distressed rtoir.rxh, to fortify yourself against disease, use

WRIGLEY GIVES TIN FOIL TO THE GOVERNMENT To help mt the reeds of the government. TV'rigley's will discontinue the use of tin-foil as a wrapping for "Juicy Fruit" rhewing gum, in order to release this valuable material to ITncl Pan. Hundreds of thousands of pounds per week of tin-foil will thus be made available to the Government, it is said. Ju'ry Fruit'' will hereafter appear in the - hermetically sealed p!rk wrapper same as "Spearmint." "Doublemint" will also be wrapped in waxed pink paper, instead of the green.

started for the doctor's office but was arrested on complaint of the watchman before he had reached his destination. He was taken to court and tried and found ret guilty. He then went to Or. Miller, who took several stlches in his scalp. The watchman was then arrested and found guilty of assault and battery, but in consideration of the man's age the sentence was withheld, and he was given c serev e reprimand.

game. 7-7, but wa have a return game for a future date. GOPHER JR.

SHADY HOUSE IS RAIDED A heuye at 3S19 Carey street. Indiana Harbor, was raided last night bv officers Budich end Zarkovich and four people arrested for statutory offenses. They were all colored and save their names as Harry Vmeert. Hi? 13Sth street: May Esles. 3S19 Carey

street, named as keeper; Daisy Fstes. ! same number; Frances Reynolds, also an inmate.

The place has been under suspicion j

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WATCHMAN IS GIVEN GRILLING A watchman at the plant of the Cudahy Packing Co.. East Chicago, was given a good grilling yesterday by Judpe H. M. Cohen for using his club too freely on 'he bad ef a lad by toe name of Steve t'alchuck. Th- story i th?t Stev wa - standing on the platform at the plant talking with his sister when the watchman ordered him to move on. Steve asked him what he meant and the watchman taking the question as a s gn of insolence Instead of one for information, rais.d his club and inf'icted a severe scalp wound on the oanfr man. Steve was taken to 'he Emergency r.ospltal of the piar.t and his head was temporarily dressed. He then

CITY WILL BREAK EVEN According to W. O. Harmon, city treasurer of East Chicago, the city will break even on administration expense this year for the first time in many moons, notwithstanding the fact that there is no saloon license money. Mr. Harmon stafes that it has been customary for the city to run behind about $25,000 each year on expenses

but thet unless something unforseen j develops the expenditures will be kept within the appropriations this year.

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AN APOLOGY.

TVe wish to infirm the young fellows of K-jst Chicago that bought tickets for the Gopher Jr. ard the Hegewisch Lightning football game here last Sunday is entitled to see any game of the season with the ticket you have. We were sorry to disappoint you, but the chief of police stopped us on account of the influenza wave, so we were obliged to take the game over to Hegewisch to be. played. We played a tie

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Protection Irorn Cold is the all important problem now. You Should Protect

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