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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-27
"DENTS" AT GARY

At the meeting of the Northwest In
diana Dental society. which was held
Wednesday in Gary. a resolution was
passed in which TIE association agreed
to cooperate with the state dental as
ISOLATION for a more efficient army
dental service. Features of the meeting
were lectures by DIR. a. T. Smith and
DR.. Ben Morgan of Chicago Dr. Smith
lectured on Conductive Anaesthesia. =
which DIR Morgan spoke on "Anaes-
thetics."
The society viii hold a recreation
meeting on July 81 al Grand Beach.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-27

informal May party to be held at STRAIT
tons hail. May ;.
Mrs n p Banks entertained num-
Der of her lady friends Wednesday az
ternoon i'm honor of Mrs. NJ. w. Peter
son Of California, who Is here on an
extended visit The out of town
guests were Mrs. J. Lewis of East
Gary. and Mrs. Champion Of Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-27
NJ airy Thurman
Some Athlete

Mary Thurman, one of the Mack
emmett Keystone actresses is max
ny great records as a girl athlete
some of her track marks are danger
usly close TO those set by the goods
Nassar College.
Miss Thurman. who is one Of the
most beautiful girls in motion picture
work COR anywhere else in the world
or that natter began athletics as
WINNER in some of the keystone
-cmedes.
Partly in carrying out comedy parts
md partly ont of the exuberance OF
= splendid young vitality. Miss Thur
man began to take real interest in
athletics.
Some OF the keystone Comedies
he different California universitie
Watching the college boys. Mis-
Thurman got to be an athletic IA
and at last plunged into athletics
herself.
1t happens that some of the most
4amous athletes in the world live
around LoS. Angeles. and often help
Ut in the pictures for a lark Con-
eequently Miss Thurman has had the
enefit Of instruction from such
world famous athletes as Fred Kelly.
he winner of the high hurdles at the
Olympic Games at Stockholm
The following table shows a COM
Iarison between her records and
those made at Nassar. Miss Thur
mans time was clicked unofficiaElv
hut by reliable time keepers 1t VIII
ie noted that one of the sports in
which she excels is the ancient
eirecian sport of javelin throwing
VI ich has been revived by American
athletes. So far as known, she is
the first girl to take il up.
Miss
Nnssar Records Humans Records
30 yard dash 6 IL sees C : secs
- ward dash A. secs o 30 Sos
loo ward dash u A. secs 10 80 secs
fIigA lump IT IL In fl III IN
8road jump II # GIa in "a RI oat in
FaVclin none co # 3 in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-27
HOOVER
WORLDS
DICTATOR
BY oEoRa EMARTIN
Omitted Press star Correspondent

WASHINGTON, April 26. - Some
American. possibly Herbert Hoover or
Secretary Wilson. will become food die
tator Of the world within the next few
months. 1t was indicated today by de-
velopments at the international war
conference of the allies.
More and more the. conference pro-
mental camaairn to feed the allies FL
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-27
Severe Cough Yields to Duffy's

The value of Duffy's as a
remedy for coughs and colds
has been proved many times.
Mr.. Fosdick contracted a Sc
we're cold which did not re
spond to treatment until he
used Duffy's with good re-
suits.
Being suburban manager of the
firm of Fosdick & Scott, Real Estate
and Insurance. my work often takes
me out in severe weather to show
farm and suburban property. While
at Huntington, l.. l., early in Deem
Der, l contracted a severe cold. A
friend recommended Duffy'S Pure
Malt Whiskey. and after using few
bottles, taking a tablespoonful in wa
ter four times a day. my cough dis
appeared and l attribute my good
health to taking your wonderful prep
aration - Signed) NJ. lie Roy Fos-
dick, 37S Fulton St, Jamaica, y. Y
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-27

poration.
2o67-Divorce: Lucy IT, Lee c. +.
Hershman) VS.. David Lee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-27

TIMES ads personal messages 70
che people of this community from the
merchants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-27
TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' WAIST.
BY Anabel Worthington.

Fcminity does not seem to be able to
get along without lingerie waists and so
every season new crop of designs is
brought out. The model shown in No
'S233 is a particularly pleasing illustra-
ton of what is being worn this spring.
Though it looks very dainty and frsly in
the sketch the small front view shows that
the construction is very simple. the elabo-
rate effect being gained solely by the use
of lace insertion and edging Long
sleeves, with frills, are "a style feature.
though many will prefer the shorter ones
for comfort. Filet insertion and edging
are the most popular at present, though
Irish crochet is also being used extern
sively
The ladies' waist pattern, No. 1888, is
cut in four sizes-36. IS. 40 and %
inches bust measure The 36-inch size re-
quires 31s yards 21-inch. 21s yards So
inch. rs yards 40-inch material, with
yards insertion and 2 yards edging.
To obtain this pattern send 10 cents to
the office of this publication.
The Washington times., 1917-12-09
Grateful MuItitudes.

There are hundreds OF thousands
Of men and women and children
throughout the world who have been
healed OF their sickness and pain,
healed OF tFeir sorrow and grief, heal
ed OF their sin and misery, because
Mrs. Eddy has been a citizen OF, the
world. (See Science and Health-l
And It Is not = strange thing that
these who have been thus healed.
should treasure with sincere gratitude
the gift OF Christian Science which
this kind friend and gentle woman
has laid upon the altar OF humanity.
-If there Is one word which might
more than another indicate somsthInG
of the character and purpose OF Mrs.
Eddy, think II InighL be the word
"giving'l Above all she was always
giving, giving, giving Of the gift of
Christian Science which had been %
freely given to her.
And In the final disposition OF her
estate to be used 'in the extension %
the religion of Christian Science a.
taught by her. she has accounted weu
for her stewardship and given 10 hus
manity an eternal legacy OF enduring
love.
Mrs. Eddy's faith and trust in God
and her confidence In the ever-pres-
encs OF divine love was the simple
faith and trust and confidence Of .
little child. and this, together with
the courage, strength and zeal Of one
v no had caught the vision OF . great
purpose, made her the most tender
and loving and yet the most compass
sionately frm and constructive char
acter OF her time.
The Washington times., 1917-12-09
TALK ON
CHRISTIAN science
ETPOu'S THEATER

Wih1n ". Porter, C 8. B.. memb-r
ot the board Of IeeEureship Of the FIr-s
Cnareh of Chris. Scientist Boston. Iso.
.arsd on Christian Science today a.
Fons Iheater. He vas introduesd ~
Col Aeroert n. Lord. U. s. A.. Of Wasi-
tnseoA- Dr. R6rter spoke a. follow.
sAould be universally reeo~n,.s.s
mt ~ tFe wiz OF God must be -oss
mere ape hundreds OF thouraod. -
1..1 Ano women and children m al
s.Ie "o nave learned In ChristirS
SoodI At GODS win is-musf BE-
nAtever humanity has lrpov,,o- -.
neveo concerning God IN an 49, ~
eSrmin4 the happiness. hsrno1~
de-.S,g geaee, prosperity. progress, asd
ue'S0pN,ent 0f humanity.
slEniaeant Fact.
AHd right here Is encounter.d : -.
Slsnineanee Of which may Meier Be
IYeotten or lost sight Of. namely: Thae
n me true idea Of God which chrtsl
ses1S incuicated came his many nsIrhfv
~ OF neating and regeneration. -
Hen As those OF his students - 49,
loWers which continued upward. ~ ,h-.-s
centuries thereafter.
would be impossible to coneeivs ~
God except as all-wise, or Intini,s SfinS
ns ana ~ there Is no place where Mind Is
!. 90 VINO L. aI-vise. inanits Mind.
- omnipresent. hence Incorporeal
Ansuage inspired ana inspirinr.
Soan Nno fulfilled - wunderfuIiy -
sreat trust reposed IN him BY the Ma
-, declares that God is Loyef I.o-~
NJ y without beginning and Without
enong. the same yesterday, ana todav-
~ GSnd Forever, as defined and interprefcd
oy Principle and Truth
How much humanity has nesded -
knoW This God who is Infnita IIlI.l
The Washington times., 1917-12-09

"By far the majority OF those who
have been healed and blessed through
Christian Sciencs have come to know
Mrs. Eddy by means OF her writings.
in all Of which there Is to be found =
continual help and Inspiration, and
above all, . most beautiful consist
ency In the statement OF principle and
practice throaghout; and this consist
ency, my friends. Is not the careful,
studied consistency OF one who feared
that she might utter something con-
Trajectory In its nature, but the sim
pie, straightforward consistency OF
one who heard the demands Of God.
and neither hesitated nor feared to
correlate those demands In the SCI
ence Of being or Christian Science.
1T is the will Of God, the purpose
OF infinite Mind, that man should
know the truth. And you may begin
at once In Christian Science to dis
criminate between the unreal and the
real, between the untrue and the true.
to reject and deny the suggestions OF
false material consciousness or 'naur-
derer from the beginning and in
stead. to appropriate as yours the
things that belong to immortal man.
the things that forever reflect the
eternal creative Mind. or God-and
in the Identity thus established to be
freeI'
The Washington times., 1917-12-09

Lingerie Clasps, sI.75
-sobd gold, hand-en-
Neck Chains, soc 10
Ss.Oe-soiid gold. solder
Beauty Pins. 81 to
GS.o6-Soiid gold, two
on card. 81 to $685.
g shss. 81 pins on ehAin'
Brooch Pins, Special,
S1-Special lot OF Solid
Gold Brooch Pins In
eluding wish bones. cres-
cents, bars and circles
some plain and some en-
grayed.
Solid Gold Pins, sS.os
20 aI7.o8-Bars and cir
cles, good assortment OF
stones.
EarrinEs, SI.ss to sI.ss
SOLID Gold Earrings.
with drops, hand en-
graved. plain pearl. Jet
and color, with solid gold
backs.
LavaIIIeres, sS.es, Ss.
oo.0s 20 e15-solld Gold
LAvailieres. diamond set
ting. baroque pearl drops.
Stick Pins. u 10 sass
Solid gold. with color
ed stones, cameo settings.
Atch fobs, eN.Ss,
e0.98 and e7.9e - Solid
gold. plain and hand en-
Eravsd.
Mems Solid Gold watch
Chains. s2.ss 10 e7.9S-
The Washington times., 1917-12-09
GIFT JEWELRY FOR ALL
Watches, Rings, Bracelets, Brooches, Pins,
Earrings, LavaIlereH, Fancy Buckles,
Neckbands. Watch FObs, stiekplns. Cuff
Links, Cameo Pins, Horseshoe Pins, etc,
In endless variety.
Make Your Christmas Gift Selections
Tomorrow From the Palais Royals
Exceptional Assortment

EIEin watch. S22.0S-
Solid gold, engraved case,
open face.
Waltham Watch, Si6.0s
-1o-year guarantee plain
case, open face
The Atlas Watch. S5.ss
Open face. plain case.
warranted 20 years.
InEeF soil Radcliffe,
Sass; Eclipse, e2.s5; Jun
Tor, e1.1J; Reliance, -
and $50.
Waterbury watch. eI-SO.
I At SI.5o, $3.50, G1.Ss.
e5.9s, SlO 10 e-o-OperA
Length Pearl Bead Neck
laees, large or small
beads.
At SO 10 SsS-RoyaI
Pearl Necklace in grad
uated beads.
JET GOODS
Jet bracelets, sec, 81,
GI.sB 20 GS.5o-Spiendid
assortment.
Jet side Combs, e19s
to Si.Ss.
Jet Necklaces. 81.
SI.os, SS.25 to e5.os-
Ions JET Necklaces,
opera length. at SOC to
Jet brooches, GSe to
SS.9s-Large assortment
Of dull and Jet Brooches.
Jet Beauty Pins, &c,
SOC and SI-With Gterl-
ing silver backs, some
three and six on a card.
Layallleros, SL0s to
Hat Pins, SSs to 81
Buckles. CSC to 81 Pair.
SOLID GOLD JEWELRY
Cuff Links, 81 to S7.oS
- Fine assortment Of
solid gold Cuff Links.
Cameo Pins, GS.9a,
es.9s and SS-9s-Solid
gold. real shell cameo.
Beautiful assortment Of
gold niled Canoes, RS-Ss.
The Washington times., 1917-12-09
Mems Watches

EIEin wstch. SI5Ss-
2o-ysar guarantee. OPEN
face model. plain case
ElEin watch. s1RSS-
Gold Allied watch, 20
year guarantee.
ElEin Watch, S2S.oO-
Plain case, open face, II
jewels, 3 adjustments,
:oiyear guarantee case.
WOMEN's WRIST
WATCHES
Wrist Watches, S59s
TO S25 Gold Fillsd
Watches, Swiss move
ments. case warranted
for 10 years.
Wrist Watches, Sass
10 f25-Elgin movements.
20-year guarantee cases.
Wrist Watches, So, SIS
and s45-Elgin move
ments. solid gold.
Wrist Watches, $50 and
eSS-Swiss Watches in
solid gold. plain and
hand-engraved.
Wrist Watches, $50 and
S4e-s terlin.E silver
rhinestone settings. rib
bon or sterling brpcelet-
PEARL BEADS
At 50e-Pearl Beads.
neck length.
At 75c-Speclal lot Of
Pearl Beads, neck length.
with solid gold clasps.
At S1-Very attractive
assortment of beads In
neck length with solid
gold claspG
At S7-9e-Guaranteed
pearls IN neck length.
solid gold clasp.
At S7.9S-Pearl Beads.
neck length. with dlA-
mond clasp.
Velvet Neck Bands,
with Rhinestone Settings,
6oc TO 500.
The Washington times., 1917-12-09
Tr1e idea Nece...r1.

All Of the teachings Of Christ Je-
Sus point clearly not only to ne pro
priety. but to the imperative aeses-
sity Tor gaining a true undefstaad dlnr
OF God, and OF truly under9fa ~ an, ,
mans unity with God.
The healing and redemptivs work.
OF christian Science AFFORD proof IA
tnoughtfui persons that the results h
question are not fragmentary orfhap-
hazard In their nature and Occurrences.
put BY reason OF their maEnitude. nl1i-
upncity and permanencs, they belonr
70 and are rightly classified as the
effect Of Law!
The term law may be variously de-
nned, but In its true and hfrhest
meaning law may be said to be, thaf
which manifests or makes known ths
enduring stability OF Truth, the per.
feet continuity Of Life, the unchan<-
ing unity or oneness Of Love-in other
words. that which reflects or mani
tests the authority or potsney OF all
inclusive. creative Mind. or Godl
The Washington times., 1917-12-09

-As early as the year 1855 the denial
of the Substantially OF matter Wa
made by Mrs. Eddy. and today, aftr
years thereafter, physical science has
announced the practical disappearanos
of any ultimate form or primal state
Of matter cognizable to the physical
senses.
Law which fails to maintain sta
bility u no longer Law.
Therefore. turning away from that
which has proved its insufficiency
and instabiiity-in the language and
spirit of the great apostle to the Gen
tiles: forgetting those things which
are behind'-ws look elsewhere.
'When the sick man is healed iu
Christian Science, something has
taken place. 1t cannot be said that
that which has destroyed q condition
of discord and sickness. and estab-
lished q condition OF health, harmony,
and happiness is-nothing. Effect i'm
plies cause. Therefore, that which
has destroyed sickness and distress
and established health and harmony.
must be truly substantial. must be
the evidence or law OF perfect crea-
tive Mind, or God.
The Washington times., 1917-12-09

Tie Clips, SOC 10 Gs0S-
Solid gold. plain and en-
graved. Some set with
chip diamonds, e3.90.
Children's solid Gold
6lGnet Rings, 81.
Chlldren's Solid Gold
Set Rings, 81. SI.5O.
WOmen'a Solid Gold
Cameo Rings, e2.Ss 10
Women's solid Gold
Rings, colored HettlnEs,
S1.o8 to s7.9s.
OTHER FINE
JEWELRY
Earrings, Soc 20 s5.B0-
Large assortment plain
pearl, Oriental. baroque.
with double drop. some
single: also all eolors.
with sterling and gold
filled backs. Mourning
Earring. with or with
out drops: also In set,
with hoops and Set and
pesri combined.
Bar Pins, S4.0S to eS.o8
-Rhinestone settings in
sterling silver. with plat
mum finish. O.
Frlendship Circles, u
TO e1.e8-Sterilng silver
set with rhinestonss:
also creBcents. bar pins
with rhinestone setting
with cameo.
PAlais Royal - 0trest
Floor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-01

ening, if desired.
 Melt the fat and when hot put in the onions, which have been cut up fine; cook c1owly until the onions are soft, then o2er hotter fire until the onions are brown-but not at all burned. Add the boiling water or water and milk, thicken with the flour stirred up in a little cold wa ter if it is desired to give the soup little more ''body;" boil up well ana serve. It is common custom 10 pour the soup over pieces of brown ed bread before serving. mild cheese, grated, is good addition to the soup, particularly if it is made with water.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-01

detestab1e campaign which had dis figured our public life, would make 1t impossible for any one to say that in changing our position in regard to woman suffrage I and my associates have yielded to force what we had refused to yield to argument"
 That is, it is proposed to reward the suffragettes for what they have not done, rather than for anything they have done.
 Is it possible that the English lead CTS fear an outbreak of milittancy among Mrs Pankhurst's followers as soon as peace is declared? This was freely threatened by suffragettes up-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-01

rave hailed it with so much zest She is the most serious problem ever fac- ed by a civilized race. Unless the English people realize this, they are on the downward path of racial de- cline.
 Another report from London says:
 "A few weeks ago a Ladies com mittee was called together in Lon don for certain emergency war work. Both suffragists and anti-suffragists were present, and entered heartily in to the scheme. When, a day or two later. the practical work had to be carried out, it was found that only kthe anti-suffragists had offered their
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-01
services. the suffragist chairman ex-

services, the suffragist chairman eX- cused the absence of the others on the ground that they were busy with propaganda work; as it was a case of now or never with woman suffrage. AS is so often remarked, where wo- man suffrage Is concerned, morality, whether political or social, goes by the board. However thin the ice, suffragists have resolved to make the most of it, and admit among them selves that 1t is a case of now or new er."
 MT. Asquith is reported to have
 said: ''The fact that for three years there has bee no recurrence of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-01
on the declaration of war, and the militants truce. 4 HUNGARIAN P. o. aes EMPLOYES SEEKING
 RAISE IN SALARIES

Budapest, Hungary, May 1. Enf- ployes in the Hungarian civil service, lncIuoing the post office and other public departments, have formed an association to obtain a general iur crease in pay to cover the increased cost of living. The association al- ready has nearly 100000 1nnasnaxA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-01
Scotch Broth

Three pounds mutton. 1.-Two tablespoons pear barley. Two tablespoons minced onion.
 Two tablespoons minced furnyp.
 I've tablespoons minced carrot.
 Two tablespoons minced celery.
 Two tablespoons salt.
 One teaspoon pepper.
 One tablespoon minced parsley.
 Three quarts cold water.
 Remove the bones and all the fat from the mutton. cut the meat into small pieces, and put it into g. stew pan with the water, chopped vege- tables, barley. and all the seasoning excepting the parsley. It will be ! found convenient to tie the bones in !! piece of thin white cloth before | adding them to the other ingredients. Bring the stew to a boil, quickly skim 1t and alloy it to simmer for three hours. sthicken with the flour, and add the chopped parsley.
 Dried Fish Chowder
 One-ha1f pound salt fish.
 Four cups potatoes, cut in small pieces.
 I've ounces salt pork.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-01

Every nation at war, with it's wo-. men In ammunition and other factor fes. must heed this warning. or he swept into the limbo of dead races The next generation must pay inc price. The woman in the ammuni t1on factory is not "emancipated' al- though the suffragis want to perpe tuate her Independent" position, and.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-08
8s estTe .5esf4s 5f 3 :. ROY CROW AGAIN
 IN TROUBLE
Escaped From the Reform School, Re- turned Home and Again Made Away With MeMillian Car. Is Arrested By sheriff's Office.

Roy Crow, of Midway, who was sen fenced to the Reform School on Sept 26, for one year, for stealing an auto
 mobile from Eugene MeMillian, es- capped on November 1st., and in com rany with another youth, by the name of Moore, whose home is in Oklahoma and on last Saturday night made thei1 way back to Crows home at Midway and, according to officers, stole the same car, drove to Hot Springs, then on to Little Rock Before reaching Little Rock, the engine ran dry of oil, and became so hot that an explosion demolished the engine. It Is stated that Crow has admitted that the boys then proceeded to demolish the car with clubs, until it remained worth less heap, and Mr. MeMillian, who went to investigate was offered S100 for the remaining parts.
 Sheriff Stanley and deputy Bray were notified,and captured Grow who was hiding in the thicket a short dis sance from his home He has been placed in the county jail Officers state that he admitted, that together with Moore, after leaving the wrecked car, they caught freight train and came to Donaldson, from where they went to the store of J. M. Orr at Mid way and robbed it of several pairs of shoes, overalls, woolen shirts and quite lot of canned goods, and later made an attempt to steal car belong ing to John T. Ault, but found it was locked. Moore, becoming uneasy skip ped out and every effort is being made to capture him. The Sheriff's office has offered liberal reward for his capture, and as Crow has admitted everything, and given his history of Moore, it is thought he will be cap tured. Crow, after being placed in jail told the officers all the details, and told a complete story of the two boys from the time they escaped from the Reform School.
Malvern daily record., 1917-11-08
REPORT OF COUNTY AGENT
 w. E. DANIEL, AND COMMENTS

During the ten months which I have been employed as Agricultural Agent for Hot Spring County the following efforts have been made and results accomplished:
 l. l have travelled over 2000 miles in this county with horse and buggy, saw and advised with over 1000 farm CTS, visited over 400 farms and person. ally aided owners in some way with their farming problems.
 Z. 1 have met with and talked better farming methods, good livestock, etc., to small groups over the county ag- gregating 1895 farmers.
 }. The control of hog cholera by the vaccination method was here start ed by myself in personally demonstrat- ing the virtues of this method on over 1000 hogs scattered over the county.
 i. As direct result of this work ten sets of vaccinating instruments have been placed in the hands of good farmers who are constantly using them, thereby increasing my efficiency just ten times in this work.
 ,. A conservative estimate on the value of the hogs treated and saved Dy Ithis method in Hot Spring County dur l4iz5 S2AG f5cot NSti Ot'OO i1VGS oI Saa Geo. The serum for this work l gain to the county of $29,000. {. l have successfully treated over 109 head of cattle for blackleg and have, with the help Of such men as MT. Berry, MT. Goza, and others prac- tioally stamped this disease out oi the county.
 
 Many farmers now have Blackleg in fjectors and are successfully using them in the conservation of theil young cattle
 T Relative to the importation o1 tick free cattle from above the quar. entine line, will say that I strongly advised against such practice anc vigorously protested when several re lcent shipments were not properly i'm naunized from tick fever and Black leg. Some of you know how many O these cattle were lost 1 8. Three dipping vats were in tn, Ecounty in January, and now there ar, lover 20. You see some of my time ha. been given to building vats, charging land testing them.
 g. S1,000 worth of good pure bret hogs have been brought into the count, this year, and 1 was instrumental il the purchase of most of them. l 10. am trying to locate severa purebred bulls for the farmers at thi time, and hope to place not less thal a car of high grade Texas cattle be lfore January.
 ! IL. The velvet bean acreage in Ho Spring County has been increase, from about five acres to over 800 acre this year due to my efforts, and ther has also been most liberal planting