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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-30
SURE TO BREAK
A SEVERE COLD

The most severe cold VIII be broken.
and all grippe misery ended after TAX
ing a dose OF Papes Cold Compound
every two hours until three consecutive
doses are taken.
You will distinctly feel all the dis :
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable headache. dull
ness. head and nose stuffed up fever
ishness. sneezing, running OF the nose.
sore throat. mucous catarrhal dis
charges. soreness, stiffness, rheumatism
pains and other distress vanishes
Pape's Cold Compound is the result of
three years research At cost of more
than nifty thousand dollars, and con-
tains no quinine. which we have con-
clusively demonstrated is not effective
in the treatment of colds or grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as di-
rected, with the knowledge that there
is no other medicine made anywhere
else in the world. which will cure your
cold or end Grippe misery as promptly
and without any ether assistance or bad
after-effects as 25-cent package Of
Pape's Cold Compound, which any drug
gist in the world can supply.
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The children of the Wallace school
VIII give a circus Friday afternoon and
evening, November Srd at the school
hall in Conkey avenue to which the
public is cordially invited. 1t Is desired
that there is large attendance as the
teachers and children OF the grades
have worked hard to have the enter
tainment success. The proceeds Will
be used for school room decora lions
The matinee performance will be given
at three o'clock and the price of admis-
sion vii be fifteen cents for adults and
ten cents for children. The evenings
performance will be given at eight
o'clock and Twenty-Five cents and fifteen
cents admission Will be asked. There
viii be booths where circus refresh
ments will be served. The members OF
the Parents Club will have charge OF
the booths. The program will be given
by the children who win be dressed to
represent midgets. clowns. Indians ana
animals. The circus is siven to show
the work done in the department OF
oalisthenics during the past year.
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MEALS FOR A DAY.

BREAK FAST.
Baked Sugar Pears with Orange Juice.
Satisfy Dreamed on Toast.
Virginia Waffles.
Coffee.
LUNCHEON
Cheese Custards.
Celery Sandwiches. Plum Tartlets.
oats. Cocoa.
a HALLOW E. EN- DINNER
Brownie Soup in Turnip Cups.
owls with Garnish of Stuffed
Picked Peaches.
Goblin Squares. Matted Milk
Potato and Nut Coquettes.
Lettuce. French Dressing.
October Sherbet. White Witch Cake.
Hot spiced Cider or Black Coffee.
Note--The Halloween dinner was
planned to include the children with
the grown-ups. Brownie soup is brown
bean soup with brownie shaped waters
or croutons. s'Owls" are individual
round veal loaves. brown and juicy.
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CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY.

Mrs. Frank J. Waller very delightful
ly entertained number Of children al
her home in Truman avenue Saturday
afternoon from two to five o'clock. The
party was given to celebrate the ninth
birthday anniversary of her little
daughter. Ruth There were fifteen
children present and thcy spent the aft
ernoon enjoyably with games and music
a dainty luncheon was served at four
o'clock A birthday cake with lighted
candles was a pretty decoration for the
table. Chrysa nthemums and fall foliage
were used among the decorations in
the dining room where the prevailinf
colors were red and gold. Little Miss
Ruth Waller received many pretty gifts
from her friends in remembrance OF the
day Numbered among the guests were
Emma Luther, Grace Wells Laura Nick
laus Florence Andres. Irene Kralowetz.
Ruth Young. Mayme Sehweigert
Laval1a Lau. Emma Andres. Grace
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Assemblies

There was large attendance of
members at the meeting of Dorcas Re-
beckah lodge last Saturday evening in
/. O. O. f. hall IN state street. ItNwas
the regular weekly meeting and the
usual business and social program was
followed. The names of several candi-
dates for embership were balloted up
on and plans were made for the meet
ing in two weeks when there will be
class initiation. The members also
made partial plans for Halloween
party to be given in the near future.
The next regular meeting of the mem
bers will take place Saturday evening.
November 4tb.
A special meeting of the members of
Triumph Council No. 1 ID. of l. will be
held this afternoon in /. O. O. f. hall
in State street. 1t was desired that
many members attend as business of
Importance will be transacted.
dates initiated into the secret works
and mysteries of Hammond lodge of
Moose last night In the X of p. hall the
degree team did fine work, and all were
well pleased. There were visiting
Moose from Elkhart. Goshen, South
Bend. Gary. Anderson. Muncie and In
dianapoIis, also several members from
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solemnized Wednesday. October 25th
and they came here on their wedding
trip.
Mrs. George Locklin and Mrs. O. T.
Klooz viii be hostesses at the meeting
of the Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday after
noon in the church social rooms in
South Holman street.
Miss McCutcheon of Crown Point
spent Sunday visiting Miss Cecil Nc
Cutcheon at her home in Sibley street
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morrison of Logan
Square, Chicago spent the past week
end in Hammond the guests of Mrs.
Morrisons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p
Reilley at their home in South Holman
street
The Misses Bertha and Beatrice Han
sen of Rimbach avenue spent Sunday
with Miss Eva Iddings at her home in
Merrlllville.
Miss Mae OHara has returned to her
home in Williams street from Kanka-
kee. Ill. where she spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Ira Post and children
of Morgan Park spent the past week
end in Hammond visiting at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs George Post and Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Lake in Rimbach ave-
nue..
Miss Laura Bauzenma cher of Ravens
wood, III. is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Paul Fisher at her home in Logan
street.
| Miss Alice Hess of Michigan avenue
was the guest of friends in Chicago
Saturday and saw James X Hackett in
The Grain of Dust" at Powers theater.
| Mrs A vansteenberg an ddaughter,
Miss VanSteenberg of Lansing. Ill. at
| tended the meeting of the Hammond
Woman's Club Saturday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs Earl Miller of Clarl,
station have been spending a few days
with Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bostwiek at their home in Sib-
| ley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Zero of May street
at thei rhome in Merriliville Sunday.
| Mrs. Van Loon has returned to fer
home in Houston, Texas after visiting
Mrs r. A. Hickey at her home in South
Holman street for several days.
| Mrs A. NJ. DeWeese and daughter
Miss Georgia DeWeese returned home
| this morning from kanlkakee, Ill
where they spent a few days visiting
Mrs. Thomas Brennan and family.
| Ellis Dake of New York city conclud-
ed his visit in Hammond last evening and
| left for Ironton, o. where he Will join
Mrs Dake who is visiting her parents
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas. Mr.. Dake spent
a week al the home of his mother. Mrs
! Eta Dake in Muenich court.
! DIR. Lena Watson heard Vladimir de
Pachmann at the Studebaker in Chi
cago yesterday afternoon.
| Attorney Frank A Symmes OF Indi-
Annapolis spent last week In Hammond
| the guest of his aunt. Miss LULU
| Symmes at her home in Doty street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Mabbs of Oak
Park. Ill. will spend two months In
| Hammond with Miss Jennie Mabbs OF
i Doty street before leaving for Alabama
where they win make their home in the
future.
II Edwin and Frank Lipinski who ar,
attending school at Lsle, ILL., were the
guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs
Paul b. Lipinsl<i at their home in Hob.
man street over Sunday.
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Suit Still Pending.

As a result of the trouble between
the Indiana Harbor Belt Forwarding
& Warehouse company and the Inter-
state Storage & Forwarding company
the former company started suit to
replevin the goods which is stored by
it in the latter's warehouses.
The suit is still pending. The goods
that is stored in the Illinois warehouse
by the Indiana company is needed by
the customers of the Indiana Harbor
Belt Warehouseing & Forwarding COM
pany. and so the action is taken to
get hold of 1t.
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SOCIAL NEWS FOR TUESDAY.

Mrs. Frcd Collins will entertain
the members of the Golden Rod Club
at mn afternoon card party Tuesday
mt her home I'm Bcnil avenue.
The young women of the y. y. EN-
breHdery club will be entertained by
Miss Gertrude Herbst at her home
I'm SOuth Holman street Tuesday
evening.
The girls of the II. \. Il. club will
entertain at "a hay rack party and
dance Tuesday evening.
The members of Progressive Court
No. 1856 Tribe of Ben Hur will have n
social meeting In the H. of T.. Hail i'm
south Holman strecs Tuesday even
ing.
An informal dance will he given by
the members of the University club
ntheir club rooms In South Hoh-
snau street Tuesday evening
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WILL CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN.

The Hammond Newsboys union will
celebrate Halloween tomorrow night
October 31st and the newsies are look
ing forward to big time If the wealth
er is favorable. The boys Will journey
through the country hay racks
which will leave the Chicago newspa per
Office here at O'Clock. The boys hava
prepared a list of good things to ea {
and will be there with the appetite
when the report is spread before them
If the weat Their is nasty The party will
be postponed until some future date.
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~ EcIEf1ACUIS s. BURNS IIf DRUG STORE u

Place white and brown raisins for eyes
and almonds for bills.
Goblin Squares are of brown bread
with butter filling. on one side outline
COLLINS in white raisins or icing.
White Witch Cake--Make three lay
ers together with melted marshmal-
lows Add third layer with filling of
chopped oranges and icing. Ice top and
sides with light caramel icing. and on
top form a witch i'm outline of white
icing or confectioner's sugar.
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charge of the afternoons program and
Mrs. Jacob Fox and the members of her
csommittee will serve during the social
hour. The program for the afternoon is
as follows:
Piano selection. Miss Elizabeth Weber
Paper" Russian Religion" ...
Selection. $500. The Ladies' Quartette
Paper" Siberian Religion" ...
........M Mrs. J. J. Anderson
elections-"Russian Sacred Music.
...-..........- Mrs. p. J. Lyons
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4 CHICKEN PIE SUPPER.

The fourth and last of a series of din
ners 10 be given by the members of
Committee No. Of the Martha society
of the First Christian church will take
place Thursday. November End at the
church in Calumet avenue. Mrs. ,Eohn
n Stinsons and Mrs. A. J. Rogers are
chairmen of the committee A cordial
invitation Is extended the public 10 at
tend and 1T is desired that there is a
large attendance rs the proceeds will
be used for the benefit of he church
The hours for serving VIII continue be-
tween five and eight o'clock. The fol
lowing is the menu:
Chicken Pie. Marshed Potatoes
Cabba ge Salad.
Bread. Butter.
Pumpkin Pie. Coffee
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/. SOCIAL AND RECEPTION.

social Will be given this evening a
the Monroe street Methodist chapel to
which the members of the church and
their friends are invited The social
VIII he given in honor of the Rev w F.
Switzers return to the Hammond pas
torate. A program has been prepared
and refreshments will be served. The
program for the evening will be as fol-
lows
Piano Duet Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs Ray Wells and Mrs. Angie sailor
Vocal duett ..... The Misses Robbins
Violin Solo. ...#.. Professor D. B. Mann
Vocal solo ...-.--.--.. William Keller
Address Of Welcome Observation-Disclosures.
........ The Rev. William Newton
Response The Rev. w F. Switzer
Selection .........-.- QuarteJte
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A BOSTON SUPPER.

The choir of the First Presbyterian
church Will serve Boston supper
Thursday evening. November end in the
church social rooms in South Holman
street to which the public Is invited
The proceeds win be used for the bene-
fit of the church. The hours for sery-
ing viii continueibetween five and eight
o'clock
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Club Meetings
MEETING WAS POSTPONED.

The meeting OF the Mozart Club
which was announced to take palce Sat
urday evening was postponed for one
week. The meeting will be held Satur-
day evening. November 4th at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence Becker in Rimbach
avenue. A delightful program is being
arranged for the evening and it is de-
sired that there is a large attendance
of the membership.
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a COMMITTEE MEETING.

The members of the history commit
tee of the Hammond Woman's club are
meeting this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Jacob Fox in Ogden street. It IS
their regular bi-month1y study meeting
to which all the members were invited.
Russian Religion is the study for the
afternoon. Mrs. J. c. Iavene is in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-30
OF GREAT BENEFIT
TO HAMMOND

Hammond people have found out that
A SINGLE DOSE of simple buckthorn
bark glycerine, etc. as compounded In
Adler-i-ka. the new German Append
cities remedy, relieves constipation sour
stomach or gas on the stomach almost
INSTANTLY. This simple mixture
antisepticizes the digestive organs and
draws off the impurities and ii is sur
prising how QUICKLY it helps. Otto
Negale, druggist.
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A SURPRISE PARTY.

A party was given as a surprise TO
Mrs. Guy Bowen at her home. 444 Sum
mer street last Saturday evening. The
party was given to celebrate Mrs.
Bowens birthday anniversary and she
received several pretty gifts In remefn-
brance of the day. Games aud music
were enjoyed during the evenig after
which an elaborate supper was served
in the dining room. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Newell. Mr.. and Mrs
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SECURE LICENSE.

A marriage license was granted TO
Martha Willard of Hammond and Ed
ward Timons of Rockford, Ill. at Rock
ford last week The announcement of
their marriage will be. received with in
terest in Hammond in circles where
they are known. They will receive the
best wishes and congratulations Of
many friends.
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CHANGE THE MEETING NIGHT.

Miss Agnes Meikle viii entertain the
young women of the Inter Sc Club at
her nome in South Holman street this
evening. The meeting has been chang
ed from Tuesday to Monday evening for
the convenience of several Miss Meikle
will entertain with cards
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ARRANGE FoR DANCE.

The members of st. Agnes Guild of
st. Paulfs Episcopal church will meet in
the guild room in Rimbach avenue this
evening. The members Will complete
the arrangements for the dance to be
given Tuesday evening in Weis hall In
State street.
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ENTERTAIss At CARDS.

Mrs Schubert will have al her guests
this evening at her home in Plummer
avenue, the members of the F-leurdelis
Club Mrs. Schubert will entertain with
cards and pedro will be played during
the evening
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\. Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Bodine. Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Green Mrs
Arsnall. Mrs. Mary Bidder, the Misses
Gladys Davis. Goldie Boblen. Georgia
Arsnall.s Messrs Charles Olsen. Herman
Weber. Zenas and RichardaGreen.
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A DANCE.

The young ladies of the o. L NJ. Club
will entertain number of their friends
at Halloween dance this evening in
Weis Hall in State street The even
ing's entertainment will begin a eight
thirty o'clock
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4 DINNER

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fischer entertained
a small company of friends at dinner
yes terday at their home in Logan
street. A prettily appointed dinner was
served al one o'clock and the afternoon
was spent enjoyably with music and
social conversation.
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Young, Esther Lavene, Earl Wells,
Frank Kralowetz and Ruth and Ray
mond Waller.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-09-22
BATTLE IN StBU.AI TRAIN.
Shrirking Women Leap on Seats While
IabOrer and Guard Fight In Car.

The theatre crowds headed for Harlem
and beyond ~ II 80 o clock last night in
a Van Cour,landt Park subway express
saw more action in the second car of the
train from the ll8th street station to
Manhattan street than they could see in
a dozen PLAYS rolled into one. James
Post a laborer from Ionkers started the
action by playfully interrupting Michael
Sexton, a guard. who lives al l74O Fulton
street. Brooklyn. as Sexton started to
close door just as the go ahead" signal
had been given al li8th street
The train got under way with Sexton
tugging at Post so that Sexton could
close the door. The guard succeeded d
in closing the door but an instant later
received a punch in the jaw from Post
which sent Sexton partly through the
glass of the opposite door, The fight was
on then and women shrieked and Jumped
up on the seats, holding the hems OF their
theatre gowns high as Sexton and Post
rolled into the car fighting
Some place south of the Manhattan
street station women who had fed from
the second car to the first got word Of
the trouble to the motorman. As the
train shot out of the hole and onto the
elevated structure the motorman was
hollering with his whistle for help.
As the train came to a stop with Jerk
at Manhattan street seven guards
swarmed to the assistance of their fellow
guard After a hard battle they sub
dued Post, who was finally landed in the
West l25th street station charged with
assault
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NO INJUNCTION AGAINST PAPA
81 PPOSE NE DOES THTNk Or
MARRYING Ar SEV ENT,.
After Exciting Episodes with His Children
Tie Agrees to give Bond tn Secur.
His sons Interest In tho Bus,ne,,
He Buiit up and VIII Run u Him.cr

Otto j. schultz. who has been IA tho
antique furniture business at so3 sixth
avenue for forty years. asked Suprcmo
Court Justice Blur yesterday to vaoa,s
an Injunction obtained by his son O'toJ
Jr., restraining the father from ntorfa-.
ing and intermeddling with the hu, hes,
In the course of the argument it davnlopad
that the elder Schultz built UP . profitable
business on 500 capital. but thai within
the last few months he has been attentive
to II young woman and his children have
objected because he is 20 years Old
Sol n Eisler. counsel for Otto. Jr sud
that he got the temporary injunction aftar
the elder Schultz had had Otto and HI.
brother Robert arrested in Hackensac.
for assaulting him and had also got a war.
rant for the arrest Of his daughter. Mira
Minnie Zellmaer, on tho ground that she
had called moving van and removed
81 900 worth of furniture from the Schult,
home at Palisades Park. where al have
lived together until recently.
Lawyer Eisler said that the father ha
overdrawn his account in the partnership
S.. 600. and has removed 81 900 worth OF
furniture out of the store for the young
woman He sent her abroad short time
ago. the lawyer said. The two Ottos
signed partnership agreement in ipoa,
under which the father was to hav. two.
thirds Of the profits and the son one-third
but the lawyer said that short time ago
when the son reproached his father for
certain acts the father took him to the
Astor Trust Company. where the partner.
ship agreement was kept. and tearing it up
before his eyes said: Now. you're no
longer a partner
Adrian I Herman. counsel for the elder
Schultz. said that the children we're merely
trying to get the business away from their
father and insisted that he had right to
run business which he had created
Lawyer Eisler replied that he would be
willing to have the elder Sch ultz nun the
bond of s.. 900 to cover his sons interest
and MIR. Herman said he would agree to
those terms The agreement was salts.
factory to the court
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DIED..

On tRCHlLL Suddenly. on September ~ ~
plhard, France. Richard Randolph Cuyer
'hurchil beloved son OF the late Lieu, Rich
ara 'uyier Churchill. 1. =. A.. and Josephine
Young, In the 3i,h year OF his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
'Iol II. ON wednesday, September -. 1911, At
nhllhE Lake, y. j., Genevieve Campbell
IloSd' daughter Of Josephine y. and the late
tuNh' 'loyd Funeral services a, her late
nome ZIG West l.9th ST., New York SATURDAY
evening, September ~. at S O clock
JAMES On September 90 al his residence 49,
west l"',h ST, Frederick G. James AGED 2s
Vas member OF y Y, Athletic club conn ecrd
WIN columbia Refining Co.
uncfal VIII take place at Gallon, Ohio
LIMNN on September 20, 1911. after = snort
nheNs fcirr Augustus Leman. son OF the are
f''er Lcinan aud Sarah Mackcy Leman
NG'thl services Al his late residence 1891 pe,T
81 Hfoo"Nn. y, y. on Friday even iny Sep.
'cmher -, 1911, al O'Clock. lnlerwert
private
i'N tLl'.-S suddenly, OF pneumonia, a, Millbfoo.
september 20, Isaac Lee Powell, aseG
~ years Funeral services Will be he'i ~
MuI'fook, sunday, September ~. at 3 o 'C,0c-
lTail leaves Grand Cent? Station att a3 \ W.
HlhNRlk John Srobk Funeral a, tvs
FUNERAL chuHCH" al and .iJ IVES, Esd ST.
uhNNh I C,MpBrLL BLpGl. Friend, 20
spccliuy invited.
lNnfkNOoD.- SuddcnIv, ~ Starlight. IA Nu
lhurNacy, september -. 1911. tharle-
nuctNood of Boomnrld, y j.
unrfhl ~ HancocN y. y .. on Ssturua,. S'''
i'mher "a a. 1870 = NJ
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YACHT CARELESS WIN DRINKS.
Hand Hurt ny ? \. ". Accident Sues Com.
mOdOre Melville for Damage

Commodore Henry u Melville who is
owner OF the yacht Vergana. is defendant
in suit for $1,000 filed in the Supreme
Court by Ingvard Bangsund VINO was
employed last year as one Of the hands.
The plaintiff says that on August H.
1910, the Vergsna was lying in Huntington
Bay and that he was directed 70 take some
visitors ashore in the launch at = A. NJ
Some of the party were intoxicated ha
says, and one Of them grabbed the up
was bent forward and when il was re-
leased II sprang back int place and
struck the plaintiff on the forehe id, cut
ting open his scalp: He was thro wn bac ok
on top Of the engine where he Law un-
conscious he says, until he was taken
aboard the yacht and some one else was
detailed to go ashore with the launch
and the visitors
The launchman says IL was careless
and wrongful of the Commodore TO per-
init visitors to come aboard and then
give them intoxicating drinks. thus EN-
dangernR the lives of the persons EN-
ployed on the launch He also says tina I
Commodore Melville was careless in not
making rules for the operation of his
yacht which would prevent liquor from
being served in large quantities by the
master or any one else
The plaintiff states that as result Of
the accident his eyesight was permanently
affected and he has pains in the head
which have prevented him from following
his occupation as launchman and diver.