Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 81, Hammond, Lake County, 18 October 1918 — Page 5

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PERSOHALI SOCIAL NEWS The program that has been arranged for the state convention of the Indiana Federation. oT Women's Clubs which will meet in Indianapolis, N'oviMiibor 19. 20. 21 Hnd 22 is original in many ways. Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson of the proPrum committee arul one of the most talented women in the Mate has worked untiringly to moke the g-atheriiig a memorable one. Not only will the general federation president. Mrs. Josiah Evans t'owlcs of Los Angeles be present but also Mrs. Percy V. pennybaeker of Texas, past presid. nt of the general federation. Mrs. John Dickinson Serin un of Illinois will speak on the work of the conservation department of the general federation as the is chairman of this far reaching work. From our own stale will be an address on Women in Industry by Mrs. A. T. Cox. state factory inspector. Mrs. Anne Studebalter Carlisle, chairman of the Women's section of the State Council of Defense will tell of women m war. (J jvernor (Goodrich will address the convention on Tuesday evening following the panoaul "Songs of the Nations." Mrs John K. Moore of Kokomo. stale president, and Mrs. W. "W. Reed of Warsaw. ilrst vice president, are on the program for Tuesday evening. J-'red A. Sims will give an address on Taxatio nand Calvin Kendall, former superintendent of the Indianapolis schools, will speak on Kdutational Work. Mrs. Felix T. MeWhiiter will present the work of the War Victory Commission and the part Indiana will hae in the furlough house arid recreational work for our boys In France. The Federation dinner will be given in the Kiley room of the Claypool. F.d.icational Kvening will follow with a. program of Indiana plays. This will be one of the most attractive features of the session. The president's luncheon will be followed by a special musical program by Kokomo artists. There will be prominent speakers at each session of the convention. The marriage of Miss Mary Lucile Baker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paker of 105 Williams street to Nicholas Austgcn was quietly solemnized at eight o'clock Thursday morning' at St. Joseph's church. The Rev. Father Berg officiated at the mass "vhich was attended bynly the immediate relatives. Miss Agnes Tiaker served her sistcr,as bridesmaid and the groom was attended by his nephew. Raymond Austgcn. The bride was attired in a blue broadcloth suit and white lint and her flowers were brides roses Miss Daker wore a seal brown suit and white hat and she carried wbit chrysanthemums. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the bride's home. Mr. and Mrs., Austgen will be at home at 4S9 Pecker street. Mr. Austgen is employed at flary. The guests at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. George Shafer and daughters. Kloanor, Marie and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Austgen and daughters. Mildred and Irene. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keiltnan and daughter Katherine of Dyer. Mrs. Schutz of Schererville, Mr. arid Mrs. John Trully of Whiting, Mr. and Mrs. Studeman and Mrs. Oscar Prodfuehrer of Chicago. Mr. nd Mrs. A. D. Baker. Mr. Charles Merlin. Mr. and Mrs. John Austgen and son Raymond and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prior and daughter Vera of Hammond. All who have not yet ordered a carton froyri the Red Cross in which to send a 1'hristmas parcel to raen "overseas" are urgently requested to do so at once. Tomorrow. Saturday, is aboslutely the last day on which orders can be received for them. This is the only way anything for Christmas can be sliipped to GOIMGI GOINO-M GONE!! ! Save Your Hair I k 5 GIRLS! Do not put off the care of your hair. Beautiful, fluffy hair is but a matter of taking the proper care of it. For the paat 19 years thousands of women, throughout the United Statea and foreign countries hare used with wonderful success 'Jfetbbrcs "Kerpicide Make up toot mi ad tndny that you vill h v aoft, fia&y. ehiramrring b&ir. PurckaM bottle without d?lay XStm it in tnenr and soe how quickly your friend will note tha ehang. Tba dudrafl wiil disappear, your (calp top itching, and your hfcir will take on a luati which will dL&M you. Harp'cida luentio tar antp tmtd in ooMction with Hnrptcide will do much towards obtaiamc the doured raralt. StU Errlur. SuisJilmUt. ' Sanol 10 In itinpi or win for a nrau oipl. at HERPICIDE. draas Dept. 1G-A, Tha Harpicida Campany. Datraat. U. S. A. Mad In Tka V.3.' Bp THE HERPICIDE CO . Datroit J

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Women members of British quartermaster's auxiliary army corps in trenches at front. The intrepid British women en- i rolled in the different branches of j the auxiliary army corps are ren- j tierine. their co.mtry valuable service ritfht up to the front. This photo shows members of the rjuar- j termaster's auxiliary army corps in the trenches at their own camp at the front. They are equipped CALLS FOR STUDENT The Indiana State Count it of Defense! today authorized the following; Indiana Tias failed to enroll her quota of student nurses. The call from the federal government was for l.."n" and J to date the nanus of but !Kt5 have been Certitied to the surgeon general. 1 The epidemic of influenza has demon- ( straled the importance of adequate nursing. How many lives might have been saved in camps and cantonments had there been axailnhle to the military authorities a sufficient number of nurses, no one, of course, knows. But that It would have been a number of lar$e proportions, no one will dispute. Aside from the demand from the army the civilian hospitals have been overtaxed and there has been h unanimous call for help. The more experienced nurses, in not a few cases, were worked to a stal bordering collapse. Tha assistance that the fully enrolled student nurses corps might have rendered is inestimable. Indiana has a greater concern now than ever with enrolling Immediately the needed 54 4 student nurses to make up its full quota. In fact there are Fplendid arguments why the enrollment should far exceed the quota. There are being constructed in many county hospital facilities for caring for returned soldiers and the increased number of nervous and tubercular cases normally developed on account of war conditions. In every county in the state there is an organization charged with registering for service the community's share of the total of student nurses asked from the state. Never has there been a more propitious time in which to tarry the registration campaign to a splendid sue-. ces:. WARNING TO PARENTS Barents are cautioned to see to it that their children observe the provisions of the Curfew ord. nance of the city of Hammond whit h follows: Ordinance o. is. Paction 1. It is hereby made unlawful for any person under sixteen years of age to be or remain upon any of the streets, alleys, parks, or public places with n the corporate limits of the city of Hammond, Indiana, at. in, or after the hour of nine p. tn , from Mart h 1 to September 31. inclusive of each year, and from October 1 to the last day of February, inclusive, of each year, after the hour of eight o'clock p. in., unless such person is accompanied by a parent or guardian or other person having the legal custody of suc h minor person. Section 2. It is hereby made unlawful for any parent, guardian, or other person having the legal earn and custody of any person under the age of sixteen years, to allow or permit any such child, ward, or other person while under such age, while in his legal custody to go upon or in the streets, alleys, parks or other publlo places In said city within tho time prohibited in the section of this ordinance. Section 3. Knth member of the pollen force, while on duty la hereby authorised and directed to arrest, without warrant, any person, wilfully violating the provisions of Section 1 of the ordinance. , , . Section 4. Any person failing In the provisions of Section 1 and Section 2 of this' ordinance shall, upon c6nviction be fined In any turn not b than one dollar nor more than ten dollars for each offense or failure hereof. The above extract of the City ordinance i published with the sanction of Mayor Brown and will be enforced. Chief of 1'olice Austgen has instructed the members of the police force to see to it that the Curfew ordinance is observed. If you have any freight at nouses or at Chicago and want prompt delivery, call the Reliable Transfer Co.. Hammond 1562. 10-ll-tf HELD AT GARY; HAD NO CARDS Charles Gibritis. of Buckner. 111., and Alton Bell, of Hammond, Ind.. are being held for federal investigation at tiary. The two prisoners are charged with having no classification cards.

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: . .v. . with heavy service coats and metal helmets. They relieve men in the quartermaster's department for more active service on the lint. L CHICAGO i ASKS RESPITE FOR DOCTORS A resolution of the chamber of commerce of Mast Chicago has been sent to Washington asking the surgeon general, in view of the epidemic that is now raging and the great demand that is being made by our own community for the services of physicians, to grant a respite of thirty days to three Fast Chicago phvsh-ians who have received their commissions and who have been ordered to report for duty in the medical corps at various points. These dot tors are Messrs. Schliekcr, Hale and Johns, all "f whom have received thci rcommissions as first lieutenants during the past week. Thus far, tbey have not had any opportunity to make any satisfactory arrangements for their departure. As one of them remarked, yesterday, when the time came he would simply have to pick up and go whether he was ready or not. The resolution was taken to Washington by 10. W. Wickey who intended to present it in person to the department over which the surgeon general presides. BOARDER ATTACKS LANDLADY AT GARY Mrs. r.arbara Habosh. a boarding house keeper, at Sixteenth avenue and Connecticut street. (lary, late yesterday afternoon was attacked by a boarder by the name of Mark Kakich. who cut her seveiely about the head with a knife, inflicting serious wounds from which she may die. The boarder was complaining about his dinner when the landlady protested and he set upon her with a knife. Kakich escaped and is being searched for by the poi ice. BERT KENNEDY OFF TO CAMP TAYLOR F.ert Kennedy, assitsant engineer of tho city of (lary for the last four ami a half yearn, left last night for "Camp Taylor. Ky . to enter the officers' training cainp for field artillery. Mr. Kennedy had served for two years In the famous Lafayette, Ind.. battery and it is expected he will receive his commisison by January 1. City Krgineer Cottingham and the i OniiaT i ' nn i liafgffii rMWWatJmw t in awi mmmumii m m i j CARD OF THANKS CUED OF THANKS. We wish to thank our many friends for their kldness shown us in our bereavement in the loss of our beloved daughter and sister. Dorothy. We thank tiev. Ldehtsinn for his words of comfort. Wo alBo thank the teachers who took such a kindly Interest in arrangements to have the school children sing. We also appreciate the kindness and help of our neighbors. Also the beautiful floral offerings from St. Paul's Lutheran School and League, tho Uetz Plant and the relatives. Ir. and Mrs. Wm. Zulirto and Family. 10-lS-t CARS OF THANKS. Wo wish to thank the friends and relatives, also the different organizations, for the beautiful flowers and their kind assistance during the sickness and death of our beloved husband and son. MLS. FRANK ftlSOROVE, MRS. NORA CO.SC. ROVE. 10-1-I TO REDUCE DANGEROUS SE People who hava swollen veins or bunches should ti"t wait until they reach the bursting point, which means much suffering and 1 iss of time, but should at once secure from any reliable druggist a two-ounce original botll" of Moone's Emerald Oil (full strength). Hy using this powerful, yet harmless germicide treatment improvement is noticed in a few days and by its regular use swollen veins will return to their normal size and sufferers will cease to worry. Moone's Emerald Oil treatment is used by physicians and in hospitals and is guaranteed to accomplish results or money returned. It reduces ali kinds of enlarged glands, goitres and wens and is used exclusively in many large factories as an unfailing first aid to the injureti antiseptic, lour druggist ean supply you. adv.

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IWs! Pefoi e October 1 9th Buy one more Bond! entire department force Including all the former attaches accompanied Mr. Kennedy to Hammond to give h in good luckand Ood speed in bis Journey 1 !erl i n-w ard. SERGEANT MILLER COLLECTS FOR BOYS for the bovs over there Sergeant Miller again collected $25 yesterday and turned it over to the Red Cross tobacco fund at central headq.uartr. This is a regular monthly event with the Gary policemen, turning into the tobacco fund from 125 to $35 for the comfort of the hoys over there. CAPT. (DR.) CARL BOARDMAN LEAVES FOR CAMP GRANT captain '"ail Koaidman, a dtntist In the Reynolds building, Gary, left jesterday afternoon to enter the medical corps at Camp Grant. III., Mrs. Hoardman remaining; at home in Gary for a while. WHITING'S DRAFT CALL CANCELED SrtciAr. To Ths Times WHITING. Ind.. Oct. IK. Whiting's October draft call has been cancelled because of the Spanish influenza. The kaiser it at bat. Strike him out by buying War Savings Stamps. How Strange Things SomeTimes Happen. "I want to write "you to let you knowthat I have taken 2 more doses ot Mayr's Wonderful Remedy, and have gained 10 lbs. in the last 2 weeks, although I am thinner around the waist than before, because the blo.-jting in my stomach has all gone and I am feeling like a boy again. There never was anything in this world half as good as this medicine." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomath. liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. Fummers Pharmacy, Ridgeley Drug Stores In Gary. Central Prug Store in Indiana Harbor and druggists everywhere. Adv. only $5.00. ROW !

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