Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 42, Hammond, Lake County, 6 August 1919 — Page 8

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THE TIMES. Wednesday, August fi. 1919 SALVAGING SUBMARINE MAKES LIFE OF OCEAN DIVER EASY WHITING and its PEOPLE

How Nuxated Iron Helped Put Me In Such Superb Condition As To Enable Me To Whip Jess Will And Win The World's Championship IAafRf CRfl ISC S7

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Mrs. John Northrurp of Lowell, is spending a few days, visiting her mother. Mrs. AUSe Paine. James Kelly of New York Avenue, who has been (juj ill. Is improving. Mrs. A. G. Osterb-irg of 119th St.. who has been titinx in Philadelphia is now at Atlantic 'ity Mrs. John Calmer will entertain the members of thd Ex-Councillors Club f the S. and P. of L. at her home In Central avenue Friday evening. Miss Evelyn Ha-ft-r of LaPorte avenue, who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Washington hospital, has returned to he- home. Mr. and Mri. W I. Mr. and Mrs. William Rosenbsum motored to Wanatah. Ind., on Sunday where they spent the day visiting relatives of the HofCnhauni'f. Mr. and Mrs. E. He-11 of Sheridan i

Ave.. hae returned from Glen Ellyn. 111. where they spent several days visiting Mrs. Bell's sister. Mrs. Enioe Nichols. A very pretty wed'ng tok place at

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First salvaging submarine and the mother ship. Tube encloses stairway to submarine.

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Whitin.

Advertisements Are Winners

and are accented by Th Whlttns .m Co., 624. lllrth St., Phone 13S-W. r?RIVCESS THEATRE TONIGHT Bert Lytell in "Boston Blaokie's Little Pal." Also Harold Loyd Comery. Coming Monday and Tuesday "Auction of Scjls." S-S-l Mr. John Manta of 53.". 119'h street Is In real es'ate, business: sells houses, lots and stores. Come- up and see hiro or call 179-J. 8-6-1 Start an account today with the Whiting Savings and Loan Association 6.S thrift cures extravagance and saving gives you the possession of money and an Income in addition. 8-6-1

Another instance where the submarine is provinp its ripht to exist in a civilized world is in the salvaging: of sunken fhips. Formerly, divers worked strenuously at

the bottom of the sea and as it was necessary for them to come up often the work processed slowly. The salvaging submarine invented by Simon Lake, changes all this.

It can stay submerged for many hours, making the work of the divers much easier. Photo was taken in the hurbor of Bridgeport, Conn.

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the Sacred Heart Church on Monday morninsr when Miss Florence Meylan and Ja.'k MciUnnis were united In marriage. The nuptial was preached

by Rev. Father William Miller In the 1 presence of a large number of rela- I tives and friends. The atendants were Miss Katherine McEniff and J Mr i ack Hep.-lin. After the ceremony a weddmsr breakfast was served at the; home of the bride in New York aven- j ue which was followed by several I hours beins spent socially before the V j - . , . - .... 1

una ana proom iert tor tr.eir honeymoon trip Mrs. McGlnnls Is the youngest daughter of ir. and !rs. Thomas Meylan of New T01 k avenue and is a very popular Whiting girl and has been employed at the Indiana Harbor National Bank for t-everal years. Th groom has been a Whiting resident for a number of years and holds a very responsible position with the Sinclair Oil Refining Co. Mr. and Mrs. McGinnls are now on an eastern

wedding trip Intending to spend two

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

"TIGER OF THE RING" h:

Recommends Nuxated Iron To Every H J

Man end Woman Who Want To Y. t , T' J

Build Greater

Strength, Energy and Fewer

Nuxated Iron put added power behind my punch, and helped me to accomplish what I did at Toledo."

JACK DEMPSEY

The young ladic3 of the Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church R;ie a show-r in honor of Miss Leone Piticc at her homo on Tuesday night.

Mrs. Ernest Clymer has ttn cotu'mr d i to her home the rat few 'lays wi'h stomach trouble.

I M153 Katherme Kerlr entertained a j party of young ladies at her home thi" j afternoon, and a most delightful time Jivns given her quests by the young host-ie.-s. If'!io(..-is refres-httn nts were served WK1 C.k is coiifin'J to his home and is suffering a gnat lal of pain from

W. G. Whitehead assistant manag

of the Lets Mfg. Co.. Is attending a convent ion in Munclc. Ind.. today. Mrs. Karl Krost entertained the C. !. B. Club at her home on Mondiy niglit John Litterer. of this city, has purchased lots 57 and 64 In Young's Thir l addition to Crown Point from Charl ' LamphUr for a con5ide'ratioT of $c,no

S-6-1 i weeks visiting at Atlantic City and

Perfect Health Is Yours If the Blood Is Kept Pure

Airooat tveTy numan Auocnt J Directly Traceable to Impurities in the Blood.

Vou should pay particular heed to any indication that your blood supply is becoming sluggish, or that there is a lessening- ia ;t tron and vital force. By Keeping your blood cleansed your system more easily wards off disease that is ever present, waitiat to attack wherever there is an

opentnj. A few bottles of S. S. S,

the great vegetable blood medicine, will revitalize your blood and gKra you new strength and a, nealthy. vigoroua vitality. Everr. one needs it just now to keep th system in perfect condition. Go to your tlraj store and get a bottla to-day,and if you need any medical advice, you can obtain it without cot by writing to Medical Director, Swift Specific Co., 46 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga,

EXCELLENT AUTO TRIP TO KANKAKEE FAIR AUGUST 25th to 30th, 1919 A GREAT LIVE STOCK and AGRICULTURAL FAIR

JUSTLY CALLED THE World's Greatest Outdoor

Entertainment

RACES - HORSE SHOW - STUPENDOUS CIRCUS Si Day - A WEEK OF CONTINUOUS DELIGHTS - Fly tvnlnpa LEN. SMALL. Secretary. Kanhakee. Illinois

other points, t'pon their return they will reside in Whiting, and are contemplating soon beginning the ere-, tion of a new home. A pan of grease catching fire at the Majestic restaurant on Monday evening caused considerable oxcltem.nt for the time being, but upon the ar

rival 01 me nre department, it was ! c!,rt

soon extinguished with the use of the chemicals. At the meeting of the Board of Public Works, an ordinance was adopted advertising for bids for the improvement of 121st street and Atchison avenue. At the conclusion of the meeting of the Hoard of Safety, Gust Giesse was appointed a member of the Whiting police force and applications were received from Andrew Ritzko and F. L. Niziolkie wicz for the fire department. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Exton-Porter,

nee Marsaret Griffith, were at the (

mercy of members of the Trl Kappa

I Sorority and a number of others on

Monday evening. They were paraded around town after which they wera guided to L. B. Ritter'n Drug Store, where they were compelled to pay for the treats.

r ! tv.-e carbuncles on his arm. aj The city council met for their regulir j monthly lon on Monday night and ;. j Hi- usual bills were all . wed The con

tra, t !'! sj n w v eil at the w-itep works v as-let o H-.uk Bios., of tli!. city. The j otin of part of Hu 1- r and Karngut t-ts. for the location of the new Ioiz j foundry was a:kf-d f"r by that company land noeo.'-sary !-t:ps will be taken to j grant the petition. 1 Marsaret Myers left today for Lewlston, Mon . on a combined business and

plrn;iirc trip. Mrs. Byrl Grant CT Lowell is taking her place in the auditor's ei ff;ro during h-r absence. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. ileattie are enroute to New York City where they will vl-sit Mr. and Mrs. Morris MoKenzie Vr a

time.

Today recognized as the physical superior to any living man the Superman of the Age Jack Dempsey, Heavyweight Cham

pion of the world, explains below the part Nuxated Iron played in helping to prepare

him for the. supreme test of his

career. In his decisive, smashing victory over the mighty Wi'lard who had never before been knocked from his feet, Dempsey displayed a dynamic

overvvneiming strength and power

never before known in the history of

the ring. that he took luxated Iron as a part of his training is convincing evidence of the importance Dempsey attached to keeping his blood rich in strength-giving iron,

and the high regard in which holds Nuxated Iron as a master strength and blood builder.

In a statrrent made at tis raint"g quarters in Tolrdo, the ecfne of the big

i i'.iir. .iieK iitmpstY aia: Altr commencini? the ue ef Nuxated Iron during tnv training for the big fight with Jew

u.ara. 1 scon notiorrl that 1 could 'and harder strains with Irs3 fa'igue than before, and I realized that I had found a toric and blood builder which plarrJ an importint part in g-ttmg me into fine condition. Formerly I had relied selrly upon stre.-iKth'huilding foods and outdoor exercise to krrp my b'ood rich in red rerpusclrs. but with the World's

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rrrnded for bis foresight. No man V

I Y", r"nty of n''h' ri Hood filled wna iealth-giving and strength buildin iron could withstand the terrific on-

iaugn- ot a gitnt like Willard. It should

occur to every thinking person that if a man as physically fit as Dempsey should

consider it advisable to take Nuxated Iron, how much more important it is for the aer.

se man or woman to se that there is no

William Harrison ("Jack") Dempsey Although like an ' untamed tier in the rin, the intensely human side of the new World's Champion is clearly shown by a remark he is quoted as making just before the big fight, in

which he said: "I have telegraphed my Mother that I will win the championship and I am

not going to disappoint her. I'm going to win that title if for no other reason than because I've promised her I would." Dempsey describes here the part Nuxated Iron played in helping him to keep hi3 promise to win the title.

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When Electric Troubles get you or your plant call South Chicago 9310. Xirrht call Normal 7796. Guy E. McDermott will help you out quickly. Manager electrical department RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS 106th and Buffalo Ave., South Chicago.

Fully equipped. Motor winding and repairs.

job too small no job too large.

ROBERTSDALE

Miss Lillian Zerver of Myrtle avenue, has ret'urned home after spending a two weeks vacation with relatives In Georgetown, Kentucky. Mrs. Koch and Mrs. Kant of Chicago visited their' sister. Mrs Bates of Louisville, Kentucky, who Is visiting at the home of Mrs. Oeorge O. Bader. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Banks entertained the former's brother from IIobart, Ind.. the fore part of the week. Genevt Flaegher has returned from Louisville. Kentucky, where she visitel her father who is working thre. Mrs. Fd. Langohr and Mrs. Bates, visited friends In Kast Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Barnicraft of Myrtl avenue are the proud parents of a baby girl born at the St Bernard hos

pital, Chicago. Mother and daughter '

are getting along nicely. Mr. Schalder of Indiana Boulevard. Is entertaining his brother from Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. Harry Tlmm of East Side, vis

ited at the Bieckman home in AVest T'ark Adition Sunday. Mrs. R. Baumgarten and Mrs. H. Harms of Lake avenue, were Chicago hoppers yesterday. ! , J

W. C. Willi of the Metals Refining Co. at Hammond was a business oal'er at th Letz Manufacturing Co. plant on Tuesday. A very pretty xvedding took place this Wednesday nf'tcrnoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Bruce on South Main street, when their daughter Leona became the hride of Rev. Harold Martin of LaBorte. Ind. The young couple wore attended hy Miss Helen Hixon and TVdiert Bruce, brother of the bride. IVv. Hale performed th ceremony. The Brute home wns very artistically decorated for the occasion, a din

ner following. Only immediate relatives of the contracting parties were present. This announcement will prove to he a great surpr'se to friends of th young couple in Crown Point as well as Torte, who join in extendtng hearty congratulations. Rev. nnd Mrs. Martin nre at this hour enroute on a honeymoon which they wl'l spend In touring the eastern states. September 1st they will he at home to their many friends nt Wmamac. Ind. where Rev. Martin will take up the pastorate of the Winamae Presbyterian church of that city. The young people met while students at DePauw Vniverslty.

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should leave nothing undone that micht helo lack ct iron ; .v. Ma tu! ' "

rJ0. r.1"', I r Vlvi,r-. th'- e!,ci ? Tirf number of persons who .uffei

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tr.it its use has oe P-d to wonderfully ,n. phvsical strength and enerrr whirl, f

.nui citci p.enry ot iron in the blood.

mind are derived fro-n t:e Moot and the hne, in turn d-r:v- ie from the toed we eat ani thoxygen cnrra:ned in the air we breathe. Eut unless th blod ' rich in iron to in-reaFe n's txyert power, it cannot develop hCrg

tisstie mn;-:e anl brain or kecj active the vital forces. St ropg. hen'thy men and w m-n wit'it plenty of ir-n in their b! mt a'e the ones who go thr-mg'i life with a srttt'e. self-reliant and

ieness at X tr.eir aynarr.:.- power ar 1 e r. e r t-j rr n k r t . r rr

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crease my stamir. ant! rniurance. Nuxa'ed Iron put added power behind my pttnrh and t-.elped me to arcomplnh whit I did at

i o.euo. xrom tae results in iry own cae

Lack of iron in the Llood not cn' mile, a

man a physical and mental weakling, nerr-

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where the eoe.on of .J...,;,- 11 7- f". " uiterty

r.ectssary, 1 teel that I urn in a position to

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- ..j.. i... , . sucrcss ana power in evenr walk ot lite. -n and woman who wants to build ereater It may also transform a beau'.ful sweet?rength. energy and power " tempered woman into one who is cross. In connection with tne foregolnr '? nervous and irritable. To help make strong, r' c iry,JC rrmrey.D:-. amf . red Lloodel Americans there is nothing Francis Sullivan, fermer.y jlivsteian t-t in my experience which I have tcund so Ilelleviie Ilosptal (Outdoor I)'Pt, fw wa'uable as organic iron Nuxated Iron." ?rk- 'Jp. the .e5tchejter C ounty Hospral. pr. J-?hn J. Van Home, formerly Medical Xl,V j j rnetnoris of training adopted by Inspector and Oiniral Phv.ician on the lilard and Pempey mav have had a great Beari of Health of the Citv of New York, deal to do wi;l tae outcome cf this igat. says: "Htrcng-.i ai viuity oi body aad

own ue5-ir.:es. It is surprisirg how many pe--p!s who do lift cot a!--i? in

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and do not know it. To t.is laJs of iron and he'? bi::'i strer.fc-rr, fc-i':l:ier men and women, beer a'j'.e physicil'y t meet the prob!-rrs of evervday i.ie, I believe that physicians Lcu!i, at evry opfortunitv. prescribe n'fanie iren N-xa'el ron for ia ir.v exn,'t:-r,re it is ore of the best tonic and red blood builiers i-aowa to medical sci-nce.'' If trvrAcrrviRa 5,. yuitd Irra whirh hmi c bv J--k I)mnv nt wti;h i presenwd cl tfoiat mnrli r. w 1. ptiiane i9 nol fM-r.t ;tw'. btitQ wtiirfc itw.'.i linwadricr.l'l .-r-i'hr.. t i.'. t oilr Dn-xle tr.n p-r-i aria, II is nut .mi leil. cil dMi not Inuir tb. t.'N, mtke t!irn t rk. c-r ui ?l tb um.h f 1 nnuf'-liir,r narno BJCii!iil mm4 otiri, ,4:f afr, rctui. t -. rurrat'rnr t.9J wt'J r.ruHl yu4r tjar. it is a.i 4 cao

count of the . serious Illness of his mother. Mrs. Will Alger is vlrltlng her

daughter, Mrs. Walter Tlnkerton. in

Mamond. Mrs. Andy Nlchels returned last evening from a vis:: wit'.i relatives In Lrookston.

HIGHLAND. An Ice cream social and entertainment will be given at the school house Thursday evening, July 7. by the girls In Miss Jamleson's Sunday School

class.

Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wells and children visited in DeMotte Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. James Jamleson an sons Robert and, Ray, motored to Leroy. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Hutehlns and children of Griffith. spent Sunday with relatives In Highland. John Jansen purchased a farm tn

LOWELL

Mr. and Mrs. John Avis of Otis Kansas, nre here visiting his sister, Mrs. Fred Pahl and family and other relatives here. F. C. Brown went to Motion on business last evening. A fine rain fell here yesterday. Henry Strickland, and mother, of Kentucky. are here visiting their brother and son, Frank Strickland, rind family. Mr. -nd Mrs. John Lucas were called to Chalmers Inst evening on ac-

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Wisconsin, last week and will move his family there In the near future. A pair of twins was born Sunday to Mr. nnd Mrs. R. Hookstra. Wm . Miller who was Injured in a motorcycle accident at Crown Point, Sunday, is able to be about town.

HESSVILLE. Mrs. E. Reichardt is spendlnsr her vascatlon visiting relatives In West Pullman. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hpp are living In their new home on Hopp road. Mrs. R. Collier of Hessville, was called to her dajghters home as she Is very sick Mr. and Mrs. Varady and son Joseph and daughter Lillian and Mrs. Eartly and daughter Margaret were In Bangor. Michigan. Sunday In the former's machine. Mr. Smoot and family are living where DeKreek's lived.

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