Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 242, Hammond, Lake County, 26 March 1919 — Page 6

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CSEASl BAKING POWDERIn many recipes only half as many eggs are required, in some none at all, if an additional quantity of Dr. Price's Baking Powder is used, about a teaspoon, in place of each egg omitted. Try this method with all your baking recipes. Thousands of women are using it with great success. Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste

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CROWN POINT NEWS Happenings Of A Day In Lake County's Lively Capital.

OIL UN PLAN TO SAVE PRODUCT

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White roses en a black backpround make an attractive desiRT for a foulard frock. This one adda to the foulard black georgette emroidered in jet beads. It is gracefully draped and all the lines are soft and becoming;. The sleeve is especially attractive.

The mmbfrs of tli Study t'lul mft tc-r thrir bi-monthly mtinr n Tuf5flay and 1,stend to two very intrefstir.fT paper". M!! I'ora Hirsts' perer on Scandinavia w a. nfll wiittfn and very ir.teroyting. Mrs. Herman Lfhman read a fine ppr n -Aviation.Trhich v.-as tn uh enjoyed by hr hearers. Mrs. Jenni Ward Wheeler

riay afternoon. Th ' h"st e.s. h!1 high score in bridge and won th rr'r'jcorce Helper of Hammond. will ?;nd the balance of the wek with his mother. Mrs. Margaret Heiy. Mrs. Joseph IinnH and small baby of i"hlc8g') sr spemlinc the week end

with Mr. and Ms. J. 'Wheeler. Miss fjiliie H. e .ior spfnt Sunday !n j uint, Miss MRK;e Ras.-her. who was

Annual Output of IndustryWill Be 345,000,000 Barrels.

I MANY LIQUOR

entertained with n deliehtful talk on

th Red Pratt with which work Mrt. tkn ti St. Mai (taret's hospital very 1

Wheeler han been Intensely interested i if k in "h early part of February, but

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and given most' of her time since war started. itax Mracek. who hs recently turned from overseas has resumed work as a rural nia',1 carrier Will'am Hallow-ay was tak--n

wit hsmallpox on Monday.

on has recently- recovered

disease, Mr. and Mrs. W. L- A'.lman entertained t a dinner party on Saturday night in honor of Mrs. Hernice Clark of Wheatfleld who has been the cucst of M;.s EJith Maxwell for the rat week.

rs. W. A. Pched;i had th tune to fall down the step.

to the basement or m court nuse j n Monday n;iht as she was (toinir to, attend the Armenian r.elief instruc-j t;on and was quite ierely bruised, j 8he was assisted to hr home.. i Mrs Sanford hn ;-e..-oivd word from j hr daughter. Mrs. Aura Pan ford, who;

has been serv'nar mi h ranee, as h i-.erj Cross n-ire. that she hod arrived safely n Thilaielphia and would be at hr mother's home very slv-rtly. The Monday Auction Club was enter.aned hy Mts. E A. Ktost on Mon-

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return'? to C I o w n

erei Miss r;a Kust lias accepted a position in the Thompson five and ten cent more.

CHINK SEEKS TO PROMOTE PROMISCUITY

misfor- I leading : Mans.rer of Chinese PatDer

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I NTCP NATIONAL NEWS SEVICt) CHICAGO. March 2. rpa n iz t !vn

I or in eniiro perroieum inuutirv or

i America, wi'h an annual output of S4."- j ! onn.000 harrels. into a working atrree- i ment to prevent waste and cnservrt the I ' nattiral supply was virtually perfected! j at th meeting of oil men from the' I "eritral nd "Western sta'es here toriay. ! The orsanization Is the National petrol- I I evim Institute and is calculated to adpt ' i to peace time conditions the work car- ! ned on during the war by the National ' J Petroleum war service. ' A. C. Bedford, chairman of the board '

of directors of the Standard Oil Co.. of New Jrsey. and chairman of the Na- ! tlonal Petroleum war nervice. presided. Mark 1 Kequa. general director of the

I- uei i. ommis-

CASES IN E. CHICAGO

Wants White Women to Marry Chinese.

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C:.mlin' Vlzard Oil a Reliable, Antiseptic Preventive Daring influenza epidrmics spray the nose and throat several 'times a cay with one part Wizard Oil and two parts water, using an atomizer. If vou haven't an atomizer, gargle the' throat and snuff the mixture up the nose. This treatment set3 up an antiseptic wall oi defense against "Flu" germs. Chet coM and sore throat lead to grip. Step them at once with Wizard Oil before they can develop into dangerous inSucnza. Get it t'em dru?(r:st3 for 30c. If not rationed, return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have R:ck headache? Just t-y Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pilis, 30c at druggists. Guaranteed.

EYES Scientifically Examined Glasses Fitted. Satisfaction Guaranteed.

f INTERNATIONA!. NEWS EESV1CE1 !

VAN-MUVKK. B. (",, Merrh A re-, tnarUab'e: and Inborn iv ly drawn docu-; I mnt found on he j rson i f Dr. Chen ' Sue Yen. lmxlns for itp purpose the pro-i im tion of inte-riparrisise vith women "f i tho w'tito races atid the iji a In ;shmont of. i the principles of soviet democracy in ' J the celestial empire, is in possession to-' j day i f the TVuninion authorities, who are j investigating the activates of the f'hinese

National League, an organization said to be vigorously functioning In every quarter of the globe. Dr. Ten, who is edi'or of a pub' i? t ion i known as the New Republic ar d 0-.oe r.rrest followed the ass!inat'on of Chinese Ambassador Chen recently, is charged vlth being nn of the heads of the organization. He is also known to have a copy of th secret treaty between Japan and China which was stolen from the ChlneM peace delegates whi on; their way to China. j

Members of the league are n'crt'ly trained an(J drilled in Canada and tlien sent home to join the Southern re olutlonary army and tho names of th- s.- arc recorded ami kpt on file nt the hend office which J In this city. The document shows further that at the mnuaJ general meeting tb' delegates from practically every town and village in Canada were represented. Where the league or Tons ' sufficiently strong. It ! ordered that all 'hine.se refusing to Join shall be driven from that city.

i oil division of the V.

sion w a. present. ; "In no other essentia! industry ha J there been so much waste as the oil nidusiry," seid I'halrman B'dford. 'Our J purpose is i profit by our war experlj ences and act "Oiether from nov on to I conserve the supply." I Bedford declared th association ' would not attempt to regulate or ionirol ; prices.

CONFERENCE CHANGING-

The following liquor cases heard In th. East Chicago city court during the last few tlys resulted as follows: John Z'leski. Kutternut St.. convicted cf having liquor for sale, found guilty

'and linod JlfM) and co.-t.s and thirty day In jail. i Leo Durlak, convicted, rined $100 and Ms anl thirty days in jail, i Kd. Jlei.'n 'idy, i liaruoi w ith selling 'liquor or having liquor for sale, dl fenden dischnrged. Kd. t Ir'ihow ski, charged with violating ' thn liquor law, nolle prossed. i Stella Zurawski. charged with having liouor for sale, nolle prossed. I Steve Johns, whoso os hs been continued for the pat m nth or two. nolle j prossed. I Ceorgc Nocik. "fharccd w'th hrir.ging Ik. or iiit" the state, r-t cuilty. ! Annie Kotur, iharce, w i ' h 1'quor law iolation. not guilt v. I ;e"!v- Kacich. cbnrged with running a "hlit'd p'g." not guil'y. j Ignntz I.kas. -harged with liquor law (violation. foun-J guilty, fined $5f and tost.". The following l'quor cases are up for hearing today: Frank K'urioh. Tony

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Austria-Hungary the treaty signed by the American commissioners and suh- : touted to the T'nited Prates senate for Gratification wiil affect only these two ti H t oi;, 'o-, r er. ss the le.ieue of nations constitution ts to b an integral part of the first peace treat;., thereby involving mandatories affecting states create from parts of the present Turkish empire and as the I'nifed States is spotij srrlng the league, it wiM be necessary , for Bulgaria and Turkey to write into ithe treaty their acreptarce of the prin- . cirl.-K of the intermt: u.n i sorietv. Tii-s wou'd coii'pe! ihe Tilted States

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cept the Tur' ures to the. ,- An g In- A mer i,

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stated follows:' 'Inrinfln v must b earning powers to must b con-pelled

Bulgarian

ompound hn'ut-f nt. an position may Vie left with sufficient pa. although she to vy s nui'li as

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her capicity admits. The surrerder of German territory is another complication whi h is Increasing the difficulty cf securing a successful agreement. However. substantial progress has been mad on this cities-

j t jon. a !so. ! A conference was he'd today at the

"Parisian White House'" the residence

i of President Wilson.

The decision to make a compound

treaty, has aroused keen interesct in all , tf. a C),-,a or Vi'e q : i m c r Inailir

siqe or rr.e street ana rieing rut witliouf a 1?19 license' j Krcelik was finer til in the Ham-

J mond city court this ir 'nins hv .Tud

ROBERTSDALE

Th" Albright Class will hi mess meeting at the ( hutch, evening. A ' i members are to be present Mrs. .7. C. Master-on and

Id a husThurfday requested da ughter.

fluth, of Myrtle avnue were Chicago sli. .ppers M o n ci a : Mrs William Ald'o of Iike avenue and Mrs. Uary Timm, of Kast lde, ,-re visit, ng at the honi of the latf r s n:o ih-r in l.indenwood. Illinois. Mrs lidward Freese, of Myrtle avenue was a chio&go shopper Monday. Mr. and Mis. luiderlcer entertained Mr. and Mrs. Fted lrv.-ns of Hum-

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PoatiTely SelleT Fala la Taw Minute.

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ANOTHER GARY

MAN FINED

Jo Krce'l-k, of ilitty wi a-re'!d

yesterday by i.ifficer Flnnian cf the ITammond police at the corner of Sib

ley and Hohman streetf charged w ith j

KEEP FEET DRY

the change of program was the un

rest and disorder in Hungary. Tt is officially stated that th- president and the premiers are taking up the

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hardest problem first. leading

Soldiers and Sailors

and their relatives will be jiven Complete Information FREE Regarding Bonus Back Pay Compensation, etc. at the Home Service Section of the Red Cross

Chamber of Commrece Over Citizens Bank

BON'T LET A COLS KEEP YOUAT HOME Dr. XlnS8 New Discover almost never fails tor bring quick relief' Small dote cace ia awhile andTtnaf t!yoat-tearing, lucg-splittinj couph eooa quiets down. Another dose snd a hot bath before jurnpir.g into bed, a good sleep, and back to normal ia tba dorr,:r.7. Dr. lung's New Discovery u wtH tnewn. For fcity yecrs it's beca relieving coughs, colda a&rl bronchitl tttacks. For fcity years it fcxs beea sold by druggists everywhere. A reliable remedy that you yourself crany member of your family can ta eaicly, 60c and Sljq Train Those S tub born Howeli Help nature take its course, not vith a violent, babit-forminj purgative, but with gentle but certam and! r.itural-laxative. Dr. King's New Life Fills. Tonic in action, it stimulates the lax bowels. Sold by druggists. 25c

; minor ones to be worked out later. ' ready the conferees have debated new western frontier of irni6iiy have considered the report .if

the. and the

Tells Rheumatism Sufferers to Take Salts and Get Rid of Uric Acid.

j reparation cornmltte

i It is btlieved

r.heumatUm ! no respecter of age. sex. color or tank. If not the most dangerous of human afflictions it Is one cf the most rainful Those eubject to rheumatism should est less meat, dress

as warmly as possible, avoid any undue

! e-posure and. ubove all. drink lots of j pure w a ter.

Rheumatism is caused uric acid which is generated in the bowels and

that there w ill be no j ,)..nrvi into the bloort Tt t. h.

Trv it right now for Kheumatism, Neuralgia, "l.,unibao, sore, stiff and swollen joints, pains in the head, back and limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After one application pain usually disappears as if by magic. A new remedy used internally and externally for Coughs. Colds, ( roup. Sore Throat, In'pthena and Tonsilitis. Tins oil is conceded to le the most penetrating remedy known. Its prompt and immediate e-fect in relieving rain is due to the fict that It penetrates to the atfeet d par. at once. As an illustration, pour lf drops on the thickest piece of sole leather and it will penetrate this substance through and through in three minutes. Accept no substitute. This great oil is golden rd color only. Every nettle guaranteed rnc. 60c and $1 a bottle

ur money rerunoea. Get it at Katifmann & Wolf exclusively. Adv.

dinner at their the fore part

in a general way.

j formal announcement until the work

hand is completed.

mond at a si o'clock home, on jny avenu1

of the week. Mrs. T. W. Kohr and daughter, Esta. of Indiana blvd , were - Chicago visitors Sunday. Mrs. W. Burkholtz visited at the

home of hr mother, Mrs. Whitmore. of Fouth Ch-cago. Mrs. J. Wiokhorst and daughter, Lillian, of Indiana blvd , visited at the home of her son. Milton Wichorst of Chicago tho forepart of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Christensen of Amy avenue visited at the Orpheum theatre. In Hammond Monday evening. Axel Benson of East Chicago spent Sunday at the horn of his mother, in Roberts avenue. Mrs. Rock, of 116th street, was in Hammond on business Monday. Mrs. Frank Riiehler. of Roberts avenue, was a Hammond shopper Monday. Mrs. Frank Buehier of Roberts an?r.u. was a Chicago visitor.

Mrs. M. Whitmore and son. cf

Chicago. v:ited her sisters.

Eangohr of Myrtle avenue. Mrs A. M Marti and Mrs

Hammond, motored to Gary the forepart fif the week to visit friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. Moser of Amy arnu spent Sunday at the home of the former's mother of Hammond. Mrs. A. M. Marti of Myrtle avenue end Mrs. Pheef of Hammond motored to Gary the forepart of the week to visit friends. Mrs. C. Masteraon of Myrtle avenue received a telegram, from her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Arthur Masterson. saying that she had arrived from Eaixchelle, France, and is now in Brooklyn. New York. While in Iaiichell. France, she served in a base hospital as a nurae.

LOWELL

Dr. J. A. Dinwiddle ard Dr. F. L.. Ri?g went to Chicago last evening. Miss Mary Hoffman returned to her home at Armour yesterday, after a visit at the home of her brothel.. Jacob, and wife. Mrs i2. E Ferguson snd son, Will, returned last evening from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Claude Trump

and family at Hammond and with relatives in Chicago. Mr. end Mrs. H. E. Faughman. Mr and Mrs. F. E. Weakly, Miss Ida Ktmmet. H. Gershman and Math. Reiser were Chicago visitors yesterday. Charls Eich. of Shelby, was a business visitor here yesterday.

Better call up The Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then youH be sure it will be there.

BIG SHOE BILLS

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Better call up Th have it sent to your

: Times and house every

! night. Then you'll be sure it will

e there.

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"It looks as if I would not be able to wear out my shoes with Kechn Sole?. . They have been in service about a vear. and are still Rood," wnte3 W. C. Dickinson of New Haven. Conn. It is natural that shoes with Neohn Soles should wear a long time, for Neohn So!e3 give xfra wear where mot shoes wear out quickest. These long-lasting soles are made by Science to be especially toujh and durable comfortable and waterproof, too. If you want to save money on shoo?; buy them with Neolin Soles. Good shoe stores carry them in many styhs for men, women, and children. And vou can have vour old shoes re-bot-, tomed with Neeiin Soles at any repair shop. ISeolin Soic-9 are made by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. Akron, Ohio, who also make Winefoot Heels guaranteed to outwear all other heels. Heolift Soles 1 ra Mark. fvc. U . 3. ls-. C'5-

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TERRIBLE FATE BEFALLS MOTHElt l INTERNATIONAL. NEWS SERVICE 1 NEW YORK. March 26. Mrs. Eo lise Mercier was burned to death today when she rushed into her ftame-swept home in Richmond Hill In an effort to save her three children, two of whom also perished in the fire. Mrs. Mercier hurried to the street when aroused by the cry of "Fire." On the sirewalk she learned that none of her children bad followed her. She dashed into the house and wes badly burned and .'creed to return to the street. As soon as hn had recovered sufficiently she rushed into the flames again and never returned. Her daughters, aged six and three, also were burned to death. Her husband and another daughter are at the

point of death In Ft. Mary's hospital.

tion of tho kidneys to filter this acid fro mthe blood and cast it out in the urine: the pores of the skin are also a means of reein gtho blood of this impurity. In d'imp and chilly, cold weather the skin pores are closed thus forcing: the kidneys to do double work, they become weak and sIuksiCii snd fail to eliminate this uric a.-ifj which keeps accumulating and circulating throueh the system, eventually settling ir, the joints and muscles causing stiffness, soreness and pain caiied rheumatism. At the first twinee of Theumatism get from any pharmacy about four ounces of Jad Salts: put a tablespoonful in a glass of water and drink before breakfast each morning for a week. This is said to eliminate uric a.cjd by stimulating the kidneys to normal action, thus ridding the blood of these impurities. Jad Salts is inexpensive. harmless and is mado Irorn the acid of graphs and lemon juice, combined with lithia and is used with excellent results "hy thousands of folks who are subject to rheumatism. Adv.

Fhelf

I OPEN NOSTRILS! END I ! A COLD OR CATARRH

Uo-v To Get Relief When Head and Nose are Stuffed Up.

Count fifty! Tour cold in head or e.tnrrh rtisannears. Tour clogged nos

tril, will onen. the air passages of your

head will clear and you can breath.

freelv No more snuffling, hawking, nu

cous discharge, dryness or headache: no struggling for breath at night. Get a small bottle of Ely's fearn Balm from your druggist and apply " little of this fragrant antiseptic cream in your nosrrlls. It penetrates through every air passage of the head, soothing and healing the swollen or inflamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable. Relief is aure. Adv. I,

fj Thursday, March 27,

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