Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 115, Hammond, Lake County, 24 October 1918 — Page 2

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H. GILLETT DIESJiST RIGHT Well Known Hammond Woman Called After an Extended Illness. Hammond was shocked to hr:ir this morning that one of th city's t ft known women. Mrs. Amus O. Cill'tt. wife of former Supreme Court JuiIk" John H. Ciillett and a resident of Hammond for 27 "iir.s had passed away during the niKlit after an illness that lusted neaily two months. Her condition yesterday became exocinietly critical! and it was seen thin that the end whs near. Besides hr husband Mrs. Jillett leaves! one son licralJ and two si.stei.-; to mourn li r. She was born in cirand iiapids. Mich, where she was married in 1S1 arid came to Hammond in 18'.il wher she has lived ever since. Mrs. Cil'ett belonged to the Homewood Magazine Club and the Columbia Club and leaves a wide circle of sorrowing friends. The funeral which will be private will be held from the family residence, tomorrow. It is asked that f.owers will please be omitted. The interment will he in Oak Hill cemetery. Undertaker Fmmerling in charge. WAS ILL ONLY TV0 DAYS John McWhirk. 2h years eld. who has been living a.t the home of John Cabam, 8 Klizabeth street. Hammond, died at Pt. Margaret's hospital this morning of Spanish influenza. Mr. McWhirk, who was ill only two days, leaves a wife to mourn him. -The funeral wil be held from Emmerling's chapel tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 o'clock. Interment in Evergreen cemetery, Chicago. Undertaker Emmerllng in charge. MAT LIESENFELT PASSES AWAY Mat Iiescnfelt, formerly of Hammond, founder of the I-iesenfelt. Bros. Cigar Store at 73 East State street, died at his home in Chicago Height this morning of pneumonia following Spanish influenza. Eesides his wife and five children, he leaves eight brothers, George. Joe. John and Jacob, of Hammond and Nick of Forest Park; Frank and William of Chicago Heights and fle. sisters, Mrs. Frank Peahring, Mrs. Peter Horn, Mrs. Harry Grunner. Catherine and Margaet Liesenfelt of Hammond, also father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Liesenfelt of CSS State I.in street, Hammond. The funeral will be held from Pt. Mary's church at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning. PAUL KOMYA DIES. Pa ;l Komya. the 6 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Komya of 171 Wabash avenue, Hammond, died at their home this morning of Spanish influer.ia. The funeral will he held from their home tomorrow afternoon. Interment in St. John cemetery, in their family lot. Undertaker Emmerling in charge. DEATH OF BOY. Clarence J. Kleinman th C year oil son of Mr. and Mrs. George Kleinman of 142 Sibley str'-t, Hammond, iied af their home yesterday morning of Spanish influenza. The funnel was held from their home tiiis afternoon at 2 o'clock, interment in oak If ill cemetery. Undertaker Emmerling in charge. W. HAMMOND DEATH. Agns Babmk, STi years old. wi'e of Walter Hnhiak. of 302. 154th street. West Hammond, died at their home yesterday morning of pneumonia. Mrs. U?h':ak. who with her husband, owned a grocery store and market at the same address, was very well known and leaves many friends. Besides her husband, she loaves seven children to mourn, four boys and three girls. The funeral services wilt be held from their home tomorrow morning at ten o'clock. Interment in Holy Cross cemetery. Undertaker l.ukowsk! in charge. FIVE CHILDREN SURVIVE HER Mrs. Frank Young of 4:! Doty St., Hammond, who died at their home Monday nilit or Spanish influenza, leaves besides her husband two sons. Walter Young, of Chicago and Wm. F. Youna. who is now in France with the first engineers. Co. E, and three daughters. Mabel Heitel of Gary. Edna, and Genevieve Voting of Hammond. BABY KENT DIES. Verr.a Kent, the ; months old dauehter of Mr. and Mrs Richard Kent of 73 Grover street, died at their home yesterday of Spanish influenza. The funeral was held this morning from their home. Rev. Wells officiating j Interment in Oak Hfil cemetery. Undertaker Janowsky in charge. Read What Has m 1 - - . iv,-a If My Friends Complain I Recommend PERUNA v -A Mrs. Albert Huet. 264 Hackmiitack St., South Manchester. Conn., writes: "I had catarTh of the rtomach, TbowbU and liver. I had all the doctors of South Manchester an I also a specialist from Hartford, Conn., but sad to say in the end I was taken to my bed entirely. Today X am almost ashamed to go

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JOS. RZONCA BURIED. Th funeral of Joseph Kionca who d'.ed yesterday of Influenza was held from St. Cusinur's church todny to the Holy Cross cemetery. Undertaker Jusneiwsky In charco. Mr. Ilzonoo. was employed at the Illinois Car Co., where lie was we!! known and xspectfd by hi many friends FUNERAL POSTPONED. Tho funeial ' f C;u 1 V. Fischler k hi' h was to have, taken place this morning has been postponed until Tomorrow morning tit S:3 from the late residence. "2 IIvl .p Place. Mr. FischleC." l'ath'-r was not able to get here in time for the funeral tins morning. PROMINENT OCT GHIGJG0UI1Y DEM Llrs. Thos. Scott Fisher, a Red Cross Worker, Is Called by Death. East Chicago Is agnln called to moirn the demise of one of its highly esteemed residents, Mrs. Thomas Scott Fisher, of 4 025 Magoun acenue. whose passing occurred this morning at 8:30 o'clock, from pneumonia which she contracted a eek ago. Up to the time she wa stricken her energies in lied Cross work were unflagging. Xo woman in the community could boast of letter merited praise than was allotted to her for the giving of time, aside from the housewifely duties, in meeting the exigent demands of society generally. Being of a literary temperament she was invaluable in that section of the East Chicago Woman's C'iub. She was a charter member of the old Tuesday Heading Club, before the merge into the departmental association was made. She has held various l ff ices of importance on the staff of the general club committees and aside from the work she accomplished in the internets of the Red Cross, she was prmJmnt in Lady Eik circles, serving tint order this year as their president. "With the bereaved husband there is left to mourn her loss her mother. Mrs. J. M. Mendenhall. of South Forsythe aicnue, a brother, John Mendenhall, and a sister, Mrs. Charles O. Geyer of 3720 Fir street. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. INFLUENZA AT E. CHICAGO Death claimed another well known Indiana Harbor woman yesterday, Mrs. Nick Koeiti, whose husband has long been a business man in Pennsylvania avenue. Cause of death was pneumonia follolwng an attack of influenza a week ago. Many will remember Mrs. Rociu, who before her marriage was Mary Mayer and came to this city some thirteen years ago. Two small children, two and four years of age, are left with the husband to mourn her loss. The funeral is occurring today at 1 o'clock with the rites of the Roumanian Orthdox church administered at the residence, 3479 Pennsylvania avenue. In accordance with rulings of the health ban. interment takes place at Oak Hill w.thout the usual 'diit solemnity and pomp exercised in obsiuieg attendant with this faith. JOHN CARLSON DEAD. This afternoon the funeral of John Carlson, 4830 Maeoun avenue. East Ohlcasro. was held at the residenc. Rer. Johnson eX the Sn'fji.-h church officiating. Intrrment was in the Hammond cemetery. Mr. Johnson diel as the result of severe burns received whil at work at th plant of the Standard Forging Co., Indiana Harbor. He was doing repair work on a hydraulic pressure machine when a steam pipe burst and enveloped him in the hot vapor. The deceased was about fifty years old and leaves a wife and a daughter, Ethel, nineteen years of aire. QUESTIONNAIRES HELD UP BY FLU Judge GroenwaH has issued a request to the Gary local draft boards that they not send any more draftees to his tonrt at oflo Hroadway until the state board of health rescinds the ord"r as to assemblages. For some time the Gary superior court ri'oni has been full to overflowing with attorneys anil draftees who are having troubles in filling out their questionnaires, the attorneys assisting them in their trouble. On advice from Major liartzell there will be no more free legal assistance in the Oary superior court till after the influenza epidemic is ever. GERMAN . RESISTENCE STIFFENS ! Unit kp Press Cm.E-.RAM 7 WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN" FR.VXCT, Oct. 21. The new drive between the Scheldt and the fambre Is expeeted to completely turn ValenPERUNA Done for Me around to my friends, I gained bo much la weight, from 98 penrnda to 120, which is enormous from the condition I was In. It i? a yer.r since then, but words of praise for Teruna were on my lips daily to friends, who have taken my advice and are also Benefitted. Z wish, you coald understand my feel, lnff toward your life saver, Fenuna. If I need a little cleansing:, it's reruns. If my friends complain, 1 prescribe Peruna, like a good old doctor a safe medicine. Do not forffet to publish my nam in fall for others' "benefit. I have taken I'cruna and also JUCanalln. and today I can say. tnaak Ood for s food stomach and appetite. Thanks to Peruna once more. I work- in a mill and at home, and work also at nife-ht, and still I get ttrnnger all the time. Those who object to liquid medicines can secure Parana tablets.

clenncs. On that front German resistence Is utiffenlng. Hrltlsh patrols have, crosnod the Scheldt at several I-olnts north of Tourn.il. There are no pinns of any great enemy deft-nslve preparation eouth of V'alenciennf s. T'Hirlng the past four days the Oermans have withdrawn about two mtlen very night after holding all day, the Hrltlsh orctjpylng the obandoned ground and resuming the pressure. Mary of the. documents urged their comrade to surrender to the allied troops.

I IN AIM AROUND -GARYDR. YARRINGTON GETS COMMISSION AS CAPTAIN Dr C. W. Yarring'.on. for a number of years a practicing physician In Gary has received his i OinmiMEon as cap tain in the medical corps and ordered to report to I-ort Rile. Kansas, within f'fteen days. His commission arrived in Gary yesterday. Mrs. Yarrington and son will remain in Gary. . FEDERAL PRISONERS AT GARY lose Maiieda, an Italian, without an address, was arrested 8t the Pennsylvania depot last night on trie charge of having no classification card, aa was also Jacob Jarzenski of Chicago on i he same charge. Hoth parties with .). C. Casey, of 22 Tyler street. Gary, 8i Vo ing held for Special Agent Geo lirugdoti. TOWN OF HOBART SUED FOR 31 000 Charles J. Gerber. a resident of fln. bart. in a .suit brought in the Gary superior court yesterday has sued that city for tl.d'jO for personal injuries, alleged to have been sustained by him in February, 1917, when he tripped on a wire on the sidewalk left there by mui!oipal employes with the result that he sustained a number of bruises for w hich he wants $1,000. TO MOTOR THROUGH TO CANTON. OHIO James R. Thorpe, retiring superln Undent of the open hearths at Gary, left yesterday to motor through to Canton. Ohio, where he wiss be assistant superintendent in the United A'loy f-'!efl Manufacturing company's plant. MARGARET BOURBON GOT TOO MUCH BOURBON Maigaret Bourbon liked her bourbon to such an extent that yesterday she got soused and in Judge Dunn's court was fined $11. She believed in having the game as well as the name. FINED FOR SPEEDING; HE APPEALS CASE Morris Novick, 1537 "Washington street, Gary.' arrested and fined in Judge Dunn's court on the charge of speeding, has taken an appeal to the Gary superior court. THREE GARY GAMBLERS ARE ARRESTED Three Gary ' gamblers, all Russians, were early this morning arrested by the police at the Calumet hotel and brought to the station. All three, furnished bonds for their appearance in the Gary city court. MIKE PETE ARRESTED AS LIQUOR VIOLATOR Reins found by the Gary police with a quantity of liquor In his possession this morning, Mike Pete, an ex-saloon-keeper at 13 CI Jefferson street, was placed under arrest. He was reelased under bonds of $500 f r appearance in court. 15 YEAR OLD GIRL MISSING F.thcl Johnson, fifteen yea'S of age, whose parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson, reside at 1115 144th street, E. Chicago, has been missing since seven o'clock Tuesday morning. The mother and girl had a little misunderstanding and as a result Kthel left home without coat or hat. he wore a blue serge dress and a blue middy. Fhe is about five feet tall and weighs about 1 10 pounds. Anv information recarding her whereabouts w ill be gladly received by the police department or by her parents. It is believed that she is still in her home city. ADOPT SYSTEM OF NASSAU & THOMPSON A system of ws shins; and sieri'izina classes and spoons, used for over fifteen years by Nassau and Thompson of Kast Chicnso. was adopted for general use in East ChicaKO and Indiana Harbor last niht at a meeting of tha board of health. DRUNKS FROM ALL OVER ARRESTED Thp following men were arrested by the Hammond police last night charged with being drunk and fined $15 each in the Hammond city court this morning by Judge Kloti. They are Jim O. Xeal of Clark station, by Reckler and Carlson; Zoil Casaline of Indiana Harbor, by Cordja; W. W. liela of Peterburg. 111., by Captain Rimback; William H. Dayton of 447 Hohman street, by Chief Austgn. and Richard Keenin of Hessville. Keenin while drunk laid down across the road between Hammond and Hess..nil ivr.T to sleep, and a party of m,T-tt verv nesrlv turned their carl

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him. so they put him in their machine and brought him to the Hammond police station. DEALERS M REMOVAL OF BAN E. Chicago Merchants Think They Are Discriminated Against. representatives of ic cream and sofe drink establishments in E. Chicago and Indiana Harbor, win have been strenuously objectlne to the order of the local board of health closing" such places during the epidemic, were in session last nii?ht at the office of J. M. MrQuald and 1'r. Teegarden as members of the board of health and with R. M. Koyce and 10. "W. AVic . as representatives of the chamber of commerce. It sems that while the East Chicago board of health hae been closinK these places and not permitting any of them so sell soft drinks or ice cream for cunsumption off the property, neither Hammond nor Gary nor any cf the ad joining towns have taken such action. At the meeting: last night, it became apparent that the local board of health wanted to be fair in the matter but at the same i time they belived that the drinking and eating from common containers not sterilized was a prolific source of infection and should be stopped in the interests of public health. The matter was thoroughly discus sed and a compromise arlved at whereby all soft drinks and ice cream places may open provided they will furnish individual paper containers or provided that such places are equipped with hot water facilities so that all containers may be thoroughly sterilized each time they are used. In othrr words, either individual paper containers must be furnished or every slass, spoon or cup or other IF YOU ARE ALL ? IN DOWN AND OUT Try Morse's LAXA-PIRIN fo: Colds, LaGrippe an3 Headache. The Only LAXATIVE and ASPIRIN Cold, LaGrippe, and Headache Remedy on the Market. Stops Headache in ten minutes, Colds in a few hours, LaGrippe in one day. Any one suffering from these ailment3 owes it to rnmself to try this remarkable remedy. A trial will convince For sale by.

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, hprirl fin t Beans Xo. 1 V ir cans. 15c. Can, 11c. Extra Fancy Salmon Large tall cans. Navy Beans Verv hrt IRp l!i Cod jwwwhhwvwwv 5 special per comb 35c fancy 5 i ne liest Rice Potatoes Per lb., 14c 5 Manor Hoimo 1 lb. can, 35c. Old Colonv Peru, Per lb., 29c. Armour's XXX Oleomargarine, Lb., 39c. container must be thoroughly scaled; if this cannot be done, then such places must abide by the original order. Bob Peck, formerly Vniversity of Pittsburg football team captain, and allAmerican center, will play with the League Island, Philadelphia navy yard team. It is said Red Fleming, former Washington and Jefferson halfback, may also be a member of the eleven. ALL TRE RASE Ihe ADsolute and Utter Harmlessness of "Brownatone" Has Made Hair Tinting Safe and Easy Tou need not tolerate gray, streakea or faded hair another day. It takes but a few moments to apply "Eronaton'' PPrBqrra cWombohrusb. f f1TKrV,ivY! Te a t f shade you most desire. Will not rub or wash oft and g u r a nteed to contain none of the dangerous ingredients so often found tn dyes" and socalled 'restorers.'" Any shade from light golden brown to black. Sample and booklet sent on receipt of 10c. No samples at dealers. "Brownatone" is sold by leading drug stores ai.d toilet counters In two sizes 35c and 11. IS. Order direct from The Kmtou Pharmacal Co., Suite 407, Coppin Bids. Covington. Ky., if your druggist will not supply you. Tou will save yourself much annoyance by refusing to accept a substitute. Insist on "Brownatone" at your hair dresser's. Mention shade desired when writing or purchasing. For personal information, advice or the actual work of hair tin.mg. visit the Brownatone Shop, 10S3 Stevens Bldg., Chicago. Crystal Gluuos far Fine Candy Prompt Delivery Telephone Bouth Chicago 920. i I 'AMERICAN MAIZE I DR. ROB'T J. CARROLL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 155 State St., Hammond, I nd. Phone 3419. I GIVE MY OWN MEDICINES.