Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 151, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1918 — Page 5

Friday. December 6, 1918.

THE TIMES.

Stomach Misery Get Rid of That Sourness, Gas and Indigestion. "Vhn your stomach is oat of order or run down, your food doesn't digest. It formcnts in your stomach and forms gas . vh;ch causes sourness, hoarbuin, four breath, pain at pit of stomach and many other miserable symptoms.-Mi-o-na stomach tablets will Rive Joyful relief in rive mir.mes: if taken jocularly for two wwks thev will turn our flabby, sour, tired out stomach into i sweet, energetic, perfect workingone. Tou can't be very strong and vinro;i ' your food only halt' digests, tour PP?tite will fco anfi nausea. dizziness, biliousness, nervousness, pick headache nn.l constipation will follow. Mi-o-na sumach tablets are small and to swallow and are guaranteed o tftnish indigestion and any or all of the above symptoms or money back. For sale by Kaufmann & Wolf. Summers' I'harmacy and all leading druggists. Adv.

it is that the government should wait nearly four months before notifying his mourning relatives.

AMALGAMATION COMMITTEETO MEET The Hammond-East Chicago amalgamation committee consisting of L. lj. Eomberger and Dr.- Weis of Hammond and J. It. I-'arovid and Willis P.oe of Kast Chicago is to meet tomorrow at the Hammond Chamber of Commerce to consider plans for the merger. The committee is drafting laws to submit to the next legislature which will make the amalgamation possible. Citizens having suggestions to offer the committee are urged to attend the meeting.

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SAM TUDOR IS MISSING NO LONGER Friends of Trlvate Sam Tudor of the nited States Infantry were rejoicing today when news came from the War I'epartment today that that Private Tudor who was reported missing in action since Jury IS is now reported present for dutyq and has been so reported s!nce Aug. IS. Friends are asking why

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CONSTIPATION!

is best treated by a vegetable remedy that gently drives out the poisonous waste that lodges in the lower bowel.

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sure and acts without discomfort, t ? it for sick headache, colds and feverish condition. Same old remedy in 1 Lie. same old box. Adv.

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A wheelbarrow and three bags of salt will be introduced in evidence in the court of Judge Reiter in the personal injury suit of Thao. Carzaski versus the Inland Steel Co. Carzaski asks $10,000 damages, claiming that he was injured while holding the handles of the wheelbarro'w containing the salt. Workmen threw on one more bag than he could hold, he claims. Attorney Wildermuth of Gary Js appearing for Carzaski and Attorneys McAleer, Dorsey and Uillett for the Inland Steel Co. 1 LIEUT. RALPH LAKIN HOME FROM FRANCE Lieutenant Kalph Lakin, a former Gary T. M. C. A. dormitory man, arrived home in Gary last night. Lieut. Lakin has been in America for some time having been invalided here from wounds received In action from which he will lose the sight of one eye. Lieutenant Lakin is a former Gary boy coming here from Bangor. Mich., and for a number of years before his enlistment over a year ago he made his home at the Gary T. M. C. A. He is one of the first wounded heroes to return here and his legions of Gary( friends met him at the depot and escorted him to the "T."

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GARY DIVORCE SUITS FILED Helen Lovejoy. a resident of Gary, after thirteen days of marriage bliss found that there was not much "loveJoy" in It f.nd abandoned her husband. Leo Love-Joy. who t hrough his attorney. Vincent Walsh filed papers 1n the Gary superior court this morning asking divorce. ' Lydia Perish allows that niarriaife Is too "perishable" with her husband. Otto Perish, who has abandoned her and through her attorney, Vincent Walsh this morning filed suit for divorce from him in the Gary superior court. The Lovejoys were married at the county seat April 10, 1312 and separated on the "3 of the same month. The Perishes were married on April :o. 131S, and separated in November of the same year.

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GARY POLICE MONTHLY TARGET PRACTICE The regular monthly target practice by the Gary police was held, at Twenty-first avenue and Monroe St.. jc-sterday afternoon at C o'clock. As an inducement for a full attedance Crief of Iclice Rambo offered the winner an extra day off and a full attendanc was In evidence. The blue coats includn agiMyrdluu The blue coats, including Mayor If-dnes. participated, who hit the target to the extent of four points. The distances being the standard of twenty yards. Sergeant James McCarthy walked off with first honors with thirteen points and Sergeant Knott second with ten points. Chief Hambo was not a competent but hit the target with twenty points and one center shot the bull's eye. fwc-nty of the. blue coats (their names dare rot te mentioned) participated in the rpoi t ne. er hit the targt aet all but promise to do better at the futur practice.

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BAD STORM ON LAKES. Bt Wtted Pfss.) S.VULT S TH. MARIE. Dec. 6. Search is being mado along the whores of Lako Superior today for survivors and wreckage of two French mine sweepers believed lost around liewcesaw Point in a storm on the night of :ov. 24. The missing boats v.ers the Ir.korrrian and the Cerisollcs. each with a crew of thirty-eight men.

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Pasrc Five. until I have ail the ice cream ui-.d candy haven't received the Owl Club issue yet. I can eat. t '1 v'm tTy nnd scnd Harry the rcuve"Well, i received about CO Utters, nirs (Sas mcsk end bolt) this. weK from home in the la-st two wer.ks. About Well, mother dear, it is getting late and ten from you, from Laurence, Urie. Ir- my feather bed is awfully nivitinp. ro I vin and Klry, one each, and 6 or S f rom am going to hop in. Love to all. Iluth. I hope they keep coming that "CORP. EARL F. MOORK. way for I have plenty of time to answer' "Co. C, Cth Regt. Er.grs.. them. I receive The Times regular, but e. K. Trance."

sition would continue. If a bill were framed that would "let some fellow at

Indianapolis" decide where a road ! should be, the law would not last more j than two years, Spangler said, for the j

commissioners and people don't believe its having taken from them the power to say where their money goes. tprillingT ' adventures of soldier (Continued from page one.)

MONA HAD QUITE A LOAD Officer Steve Far.o of tha E. Chicago police force arrested Mrs. Mona Kraus at the Lake Shore station. Indiana Harbor last night for bringing litjuor into the state. , Mrs. Kraus gives her residence at the Atlas Brewing companj plant on Pennsylvania avenue. She ts tald to have had in her possession two gallons of whiskey.

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LITTLE EIGHTYEAR OLD DAUGHTER GOES ASTRAY Mis. Sovern, living at ?S36 West ISth Place, Gary, came to the police statton last night and reported that her little eight year old daughter Ruth had been missing from the home for a day and night. The 1 tile girl had been seen by

playmates the tilsht before who stated that the little girl said she was goins to an aunt over In Hammond, which for a short time allayed the worry of the mother but upon investigation it was found that the little one had not been at her aunt's in Hammond and she is still missing to the anxious mother.

SUPT. MARTIN'S CVAR IS HIT BY JITNEY BUS A car driven by Chas. S. Martin, superintendent of the Aetna Explosives company and a Jitney bus run into each other at Sixth avenue and Broadway. Gary, last night. Both cars were s'ihtly damaged but not put out of commission.

MXVO&XAJL In memory of our beloved son snd brother, "William JIuclc, who died one year ago today, Dec. 6. 1917. Day by day we saw your facs And gently pars away. Life was .desired, but God did see Eternal rest was best or thee. MR. AND MRS. JOHN KUCK AND CHILDREN.

WANT THE ROAD LAW AMENDED . (Continued from page ene.)

Located at the plant of the Aetna Explosives Company, three miles east of Garv on the Fifth Avenue Road.

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WIFE DESERTED ARRESTED AT GARY Harry Taylor of Texas, employed as a switchman in Garv,. was ast night arrested on charge of wife desertion and is being held for the Texas authorities.

SPEEDER NABBED. FreJ Greaber. an Austrian, was arrested at ITth avenue and Broadway, Gary, last night for auto speeding. He was released on bonds for his appearance in court.

VIOLOTOR ARRESTED Mike Chalovich. an Austrian, was arrested ct 11th avenue and Broadway, Gary, last evening, charged with being: a state liquor law violator, lie was released on bonds. t Three common drunks were given fines and costs In Judge Dunn's court this morning.

Have you your VV. S. S. quota?

tlon that It might concentrate much rower in the state commission, and take

a coaresponding amount of power from

the county commissioners. Only a few expressed themselves. Carlin H. Shank, of Marlon county, said he had "talked with some one who had talked with the Governor." and had

learned that It ts proposed to place

about 3,000 miles of highway under the state highway commission. It looked to Shank as If a "one-man highway law" were intended. He referred to the "defeat" of that plan two years ago through the activity of the commissioners. If the inheritance tax were used for state highways. Shank said those taxes would be lost to counties that did not get a state road. Then John H. Claussen, of Crown

! Point, made known his objections. It

was proposed to improve twelve miles of the Lincoln highway in Lake county, he said, and L. H. Wright, chairman of the. state highway commission, said it would cost $370.00. "We county commissioners can build it for less than $300.00." Claussen said, and he went on to argue that the state highway commission law was not a good one. if! it cost more. SHAJTK &ES1TKZS ATTACK. Shank then resumed the attack. Federal aid "looks awful good to lots of people," he remarked, and added that a corps of engineers and three automobiles of the state highway commission would soon eat up all the federal aid. Shank said he was for a state highway law if the counties are to say what county roads shall be tuilt and what they shall be built of. Joseph G, Hayes, another Marion county commissioner, evidently felt that the discussion was becoming prejudiced, for he said there must be state supervision to get trunk lines. He thought if there were more harmony in the road program "we will get farther with it." John Spangler, county attorney of Pulaski county, said he was opposed to the state highway commission bill as drawn two years ago and until he knew the terms of the new bill proposed, his oppo-

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SPANSH INFLUENZA MORE DEADLY THAN WAR

yards from our front lines Into No

Man's Land. Tatrols brought back re-'

ports that it had been blown, up. My

I captain not being eatisiled with the re

port sent me out to make further -investigation. Well, anyway, I hopped over the bags and started out. Gas mask at the alert position, pistol drawn and my hard hat on tlgnt. I cannot describe the look I had on rny face but I am giving good odds that it was far from natural. I crawled under cover as far as I could and decided to take a little rest before going any further in the open. I laid there for a minute or two and was about to start n;ain and raised myself up slightly, to see how much farther I had to go and not ten feet in front of me were four I'rities coming diretly toward me. I started banging at them as fast as the 'gat would 6hoot. I got one and wounded one but the other two got away. I only had two clips (16 rounds) and when I changed clips I fired one round from the sccoud clip when the d thing Jammed, caused by dropping the clip in the sand. "I stood up and took one good look at the bridge which was O. K. and started back. I went about 3 or 4 paces when suddenly a machine gun opened up on me. I flopped down again and rolled Into a ditch that was close by and waited until he stopped. All this happened within ten minutes but it seemed like three or four hours. Sins, home, friends and a German prison camp all entered my mind at the same time. I finaly got back to the front lines and stayed there until the shelling quieted down. He was shelling the reserves at the time. "The next day I was called out as a

guide for some doughboys that made a)

hop over. v e got out as far as I was the preceding day when I had to go forward to cut a barrage through some wire entanglements. This done, I came back and laid down with my head not two inches from the Lieutenant's heel and he was shot through that same heel. I thought I was hit at first, but the bullet rierclng his heel dislodged some dry mud which struck me in the face and gave me a little scratch on my cheek but I am still well and waiting for the next 'stunt' to be pulled off. "I have only one fault to find 'over here' and that is they do not know what ice cream is. When I get back to the good old U. S. A. I am going to buy out an ice cream parlor and lock myself in

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Tham Americas XiOsa la Battle. Daarer Not Over. Great Car Necessary To Prevent ruthr Outbreak.

The appalling- ravages or Spanish Influenza in this country are perhaps best realized by the statement recently made, that more deaths have resulted in little more than a month from this disease than through our whole eighteen months participation In the battles of the European War. Our greatest danger now. declare authorities, is tho great American tendency to forget easily and to believe the peril in over. Competent authorities claim the coming of cold weather is verv apt to bring return of this disease anil ihere should be no let-up throughout the winter months of the following easlly observed precautions, remembering thai Influenza is far easier to prevent than ure. Influenza is a . crowd disease. Avoid crowds as much as possible. Influenza germs spread when ignorant or careless persons sneeze or cough without using a handkerchief. Cover up each cough or sneeze. I"o not spit on the floor, sidewalk, in street car or public places. Avoid the use of common drinking cups and roller towels in public places. Breathe some reliable germicidal and antiseptic air to destroy the germs that do find lodgement in your nose and throat. Remember. no safer precaution against Influenza could be employed in this manner than to get from the nearest drug store a complete Hyomei Outfit consisting of a bottle of th Pure oil of Hyomei and a little vest-pocket hsnl rubber inhaling device, into which a few drops of the oil are poured. You should carry this Inhaler about with you during the day and each half hour or so put it in your mouth and draw deep breaths of its pure, healing germ killing air into the passages of your nose, throat and lungs, . By destroying germs before they actually begin work in your blood, you may make yourself practically immune to infection. All these suggestions about Spanish Influenza are equally true in th prevention of colds, catarrh of nose and throa'. bronchitis and even rneumonia. Ion't become careless. Do you part. Kee;. the germs away. Tou may save yourself a serious illness and the loss of seeral weeks' work. Kaufinaen & Wolf and Summers Pharmacy, Hammond.-

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