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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-05-17
Los d~etenidos.

Duraute Ia manara he eyer los D
gentes dc "a poHcia. per orica ae.
juez de IL cauS&, ~yrocsdiecoa 4 Ia de-
tencioa lie Jose Moves Reyes, Auro-
MO B. ZizIay, Manuel Fernandez. Vi
cente CabaIlero. J. Leon, Federico BE-
vas Santa Cruz, Juan Aware kla,
JusLo Fernando Carbai,,o, jos. 5es-
men, Raul del Vale Araas Y Fm'iic
Rodriguez Fernando. . Cuienes Sc =
cusa de co~nspiracion para IA rebellion.
'Tambie9 fue Getealdo el senor Leo
poIdo Ramos PareteS. alto emD.ea,io
lie la pasada administrator liberal
Ia accusation one contra :! hay e po-
conspiracI6n : eI juez oriea5 ST IL
greSo en- cl Eivac.
Ramon Vijlanova, Inspector lie.
A~yuntamienio de "a LIa0ana, fuc apre-
hendido por ia tarde Y trasiadado al
Vivac por orden del juez de US au-
tos. Ia acusaci6n contra este senior
es por complicidad en- el atantado de Ia
oomba de Palacio.
Otro detenido aver fue el sehcr -
riquc Pima, a qujen los agentes ce.
Servicio Secreto ia etharor eI guam
te al tratar aquaI de em5arcar para
eI eXtranjero. RegistraIo que fuc Q!
. e%quipaje del senior Pima, Sc orIenj que
ell detenido fuera puesto en- llOerrad.
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La version Official.

"Habiendo ,lado cueata :! 2ablieo
en- 81 dia de hoy IN peri6dico de esta
ciudad, del criminal atentado que con-
ira la vida del senior Jefe del ESuiao :
del senior MiniStro de los Estates I'm
dos trat6 anoche &c llevarse a caoo
en- Ell Palacio Presidential, el gobierno
cumple con 81 deber declarando como
ls hace. Ia exact;tud del hecho.
LAS autoridades ~conocian perfecta-
aaente 6esde hace dos diaS, cl sinieStro
plan en- TODD 81 alcance ' con tod"s
sus detalles. sabiendo que Sc habia
construido al efecto. una bomSa eX-
plosiva que debia ponerse y estallar
en- determinado sitio de los entcesue-
los del Palacio, Embellishments deba-
10 del despacho del Honorable senior
Presidente Y cue Sc hahia f:j&do IA
noche de aver para ejecutar ei crimen.
sp~rovechando los delincuentes n cir
cunstancia de hallarSe e Palacio con
ell Jefe del Estado 81 sehor Ministro
de los Estados Unidos.
NO dejaron IN momento las autori-
dades de observar todoS los paSoS &c
los criminaleS V anoche la persona 3e
toda confianza que Sc habia Introduce
do habilmente entire aquellos. encar-
gandose de realiLar el atentado. hiLo
entrega al Ayudante de Campo &c!
Honorable senior P~residente. Terierte
Coronel Sanguily, de una bomba de
trece libraS de peso, cargada lie eN-
plosivos Y p~rovista de una mocha, Ia
cual fue pocos momentos despu6s eXa-
minada por el Jefe del Escado ' Iemi-
tida a Ia Armenia Nacional, donde
fus debidamente d~escargada.
"El doctor Bal5ino Gonzalez. Nagis-
trade que en- comision especial instru-
We la causa por conspiracion para IA
rebellion. tan pronto como tuv) como
cinriento del hecho, Sc constituy6 en- ei
Paiacio Presidential. actuando en- 9
Gesempe1o de <us fumcioneS hasta iaS
horas de la madrugada."
Fl sargento que entreg5 Ia bouba.
Gonzalez Hcrrada es CT apellido de!
sargento que hizo entrega de ia bonn
ba al -Avudante de Campo del senior
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te del terreno que habian perdido en-
cI s"ctcr lie B~ullecourt, logrando eSta-
b!ecer nuevas poSiciones al occiiente
de IA mencionada villa. dice un des-
pacho que la agencia Reuter- reeibi +
hoy de su c~orresponsal en- ell frcnte de
batalla.
Al norte del rio Scarpe, en- ell fren-
te Ge batalla de Arras, Sc ha esrado IL
brardo durante e. dia uno de los conf
bates mas sangrientos. segGn dice el
informe Official dado a Ia puh!icldai
aQui.
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'FAMBIEN los TTALIANOS f%NI-
pREHDlER0A OTRt OFFNSI.
w EN- Eli IIONSO.

ROMA, Mayo 16.-Muy importan-
ties cXitos fueron a'canzados aver por
las tropas .~talianas Ell ell frentc del
~lSonzo. al reanudar 81 ofcnsiva en- csc
sector del frente de tatalla.
Fl communicate official quo el Minis
terio de Ia Guerra public6 hoy, anun-
&c a,:e como resultado de la ofenSiva
iHiCiada aver, las trcpas ita!iaras e
~qUitaron al enemigo 1876 prisioneros,
r baterla de montana y SC ametra-
lladoras.
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FL JAPM No ENVARA C0uIS0NH ENPRESII1O ARUSlAl.

pesinos rusos, que Sc inaugurara Ma
mana. contribuiran grandemente pa
ra ell arreglo de Ia situaci0n. Dos mil
delegados tomaran parte en- esa Asanl
blea Y segln Sc sabe, la mayor parte
de ellos esta de acuerdo en- que sc
hace necesaria la distribution de tie
ras bajo la base de propiedades CO.
munaleS.
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Ell complot anarquista que
Sc descubrg6en la EH1abQnQ
Sc encaminaba a mataf al General Menocal al
Ministro de los E. UnidOs, MIR. Gonzalez
Ell DR.. ZAYAs, CANDIDATE FREsIDEN
cIAL. FUE ARRESTADO EN- So Casa
Prision de ~SenadOres, representatives liberia
les V otras atlas personaLidaoes
de la poiltica Guiana

PreSiGente, Z Guien, como Sc dice en-
Ell inforne Official, habia logrado IN
troducirSe entire Ell gruro de conSpira-
dores, para tenar a las autoridades al
taato de los planes de estes. Gonzalez
Herrada mostrj tai .nGuina contra el
Gohierno del general MenOcal, que
pronto consigul5 eaptarse toI4 IA
confianza de !cS co~@sHiradores.
10 que Sc dice en- ell Juzgado Espc-ial.
De las d~eclaraciones rendidas Por eli
Sargento Fernando Benada. que fUe
al que Sc s~orpyendi5 Ia noche del mitr-
coles ultin:o, colocaado una bomba de
diramita ea L mansion presidential.
Sc desprende que este esta6a an con-
nivencia con los ,eGjcioSos c 81 solo
propGSiu" &c .nfo-mar al go5ia-EJ Ge
los prOyectos lie aQueylOs. Ia de:iava-
cicn de Benada es en- extreme iEte-
reSante. pEes en- ella Sc descuOre tuGo
eI conlplot Y Sc dan a coaccer los nom
bres de toGos los inodaios en- 81. E
jueE Ge Ia c&.sa Sc rchu,' 4 lar q CO.
nocer dicaa declaration. informan,io
solamente 4 los periodis.as que 10 en-
trevistarca, le, heeho our !ue IA apun-
taGo.
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Mau~a dice que Espana necesita de
ia anistrd dc los aiiados.

- Antonio Maura. en- una en-
tlcvista Que con Ct ceIeoraron los
Representatives, de algunos ~peri0fi:os
,,e este capital, declare que las con-
dicioues de, concrete es3alol cram
-aleS. que EsQana necesitata de a
aralstad de los paises aliados. para 81
sostentmiento del concrete esnanol,
que en- los momentos actIales Sc en-
cuentra en- condici0n verdaderamen-
te dlf:ci. d causa del giro que ha da-
do 4 la guerra ia campana submarl
IA.
La Camara de Concrete di6 a Ia
0@S.cGad aoy en- ia mayor parte de
lnS r~eri6dicos madrilenos Y en- alea.
los @, p~rovincias. una d~eclarac,"n
re~laclonaua c.. - s..a~c-~A 49, -
mercio espanoI. La Camara pide al
gobierno que de los pasos necesarlos
para celebrar con los paiSes de Ia
Entente IN convenio para el des-
arrollo del concrete maritime, veni-
do muy a menos desde que Sc inlclo
"a campana submarine sin restrlc-
clones.
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LOsTEUT0NES INICIAH UNA HUEVA
OFENSIvA C0NrA Los FRANCHISES
TAMBLEN Los TALIANOS EMPRENDEROH OTRA
OFENSIFA EN- Ell FRENTE DEL HONZO

BERLIN. Mayo 16.-Em ell nfornle
oficial que Sc dis a "a publicidad hoy
en- eSta capital. Sc da cucnta De que
las tropas alemanas capturaron varias
trincheraS al enemigo en- I'm frente de
Seiscientos metros al oricnte dc -
~neavil'e. en- ei frcnte occidental de h
guerra.
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PARIS. Mayo 16.-Un violentc com
bate esta librandose en- las r~ercaniaS
de Moulin de Laf@aux. en- dordt los
alemanes han iniciaGo an vigoroSo a
taQue de iHfantaria. FL enemigo di-
rigi6 previamente un intense bombar-
dec sobre las posiciones francesas e"
esa region, durantc toda la nochc ! al
an.anecer de hoy, inici6 IN asalto ge-
neral en- csc frente.
FL informe oficial puhlicado hoy on
esta capital, en- e, cual Sc contiene IA
anterior n~oticia, agrega cue las tro-
pas f~rancesas han logrado c~onservar
en- Su pcder toias sus pcSiciones. 81
frente en- Que los alemaneS e%mprendie-
o el ataque, ~comprende cuatro kilo-
metros de extension.
L0%DRES. MAYO l6.-LaS tropas
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Dirtia toda Ia correspondence al DIrec-
tor, en Ia lorna siguiente.
SIR. lGNACIO E LOZANO
120 N. SANTA ROSA AVE.
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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Address all correspondence to:
SIR. lGNACIO E LOZANO
100 N. SANTA ROSA AVE.
San Antonio, TeX1A
Old Phone Travis 241I.

Entered as second class matter February
q, 1918, ST the Post office al san Antonio,
Tex. uudrr The Act @! March :. 1875.
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L.0NDRES. AIavo l6.-LaS tropas
inglesas han ga UPGRADE Ia mayor par
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FL sargento que entreg5 Ia bomba.

Gonzalez Hcrrada eS CT apelIido De!
sargento que hizo entrega de ia bonn
-ba al Ayudante de Campo del senior
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-11

Miss Hazel McNay of Valparaiso,
visited friends here last evening.
Lightner Wilson is sick with scarlet
fever.
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URIC ACID
AN ENEMY IN AMBUSH
tBy DR.. NJ. c. LUcAs)

II was not until the discovery By Sir
Arthur Garrod. in 164s. that the blood
of equity patients contained uric acid
in excessively large amount, that
much attention was paid to this sub
ject. Later scientific men learned that
in govt (also true in rheumatisn.) the
kidneys do not work properly to throw
off the uric acid poison: consequently
uric acid crystals are deposited in and
about the joints. where an Inflammation
is set up in the nearby tissues. When
for amy reason the circulation Is slug
gisn as in the joints of the toes. crys-
tails formed from uric acid are deposited
there. and one suffers from govt: or,
when deposited in the tissues, one suf-
fers from muscular rheumatism or
articular rheumatism. MY only medi-
cine 10 counteract the uric acid and to
throw It out of the system Is tablets Of
Anuric double strengthl. three times
day.
The pain in the back. lumbago. pain
in the neck. creaky joints. stiffness in
muscles. have ell been proven TO be
caused by uric acid poison in the blood
and tissues The kidneys soon become
diseased. then there often follows dis
ease in the muscles of the heart.
Kidney disease carries away a large
percentage Of our people. What is to
be done What can the ordinary person
do to properly balance bodily healthf
The answer is easy. Eat less meat. eat
coarse, plain food, with plenty Of vege-
tables. drink plenty of water between
meals. and take an uric acid solvent
before meals for awhile. such Anuric
double strength). obtained at almost
any drug store It was first discovered
by DR.. Pierce, OF the Surgical Institute
in Buffalo. N. Y. Most every one troubl.
ed with uric acid finds that Anuric dis
solves the uric acid as hot water Will
dissolve sugar.-Adv
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ne-sis has been tho means of their
crooked and deformed joints return
ing TO normal. In this form of rheu-
matism not only are the hands mis-
shapen. but other joints gradually be-
come involved.
The disease may remain quiet for
awhile, but there will be acute symp-
toms from time TO time-enough in
tho early cases TO remind you that
the disease is creeping TO other
joints II neglected. the fingers be
come so stiff that it will be impossi-
Bile TO open or close the hand. the
knees draw up in the extreme cases
and the patient is often helpless.
Physicians Will tell you that they
can do nothing for this disease. and
| it is the same form of rheumatism
that Var-ne-sis has been so success
full in
No other preparation produces
such evidence Why? A description
OF the above cases will be sent BY
addressing w. A. Varney, Lynn, Mass
| Tear this out and mail.
| 'Varne-sis is simple vegetable
preparation and does not contain the
ordinary drugs so often given fol
rheumatism.
Get Var-ne-sis Now-today-at Sum
liners Pharmacy and any reliable drug
--gists.-Advt.
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Mrs. Fred Binhammer and Miss Lille
Plau spent the day in Chicago. the
guest of Mrs. Larson.
Mrs. G. Zerwer of Myrtle avenue en-
tertained her mother. Mrs. Transfer Of
Chicago. yesterday.
William Rohrdanz is spending the
weekend at Lake Forest on business.
The Good Time Crochet club held a
very pleasant meeting Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs Jackson.
Mrs. Herman Theissen and Mrs.
Arthur Stress were guests OF Mrs.
George Dibbins of East Side. wedAs-
day
Margery Cavanaugh OF Chicago is
spending the week here visiting her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Alurry OF Roberts avenue.
Mrs. Charles Gothic and Mrs Joe
Hays visited in South Chicago. yester-
day.
Miss Clara Plau OF Myrtle avenue
underwent an operation on her nose
Wednesday. DIR. Timm is attending her.
Mrs. Henry Eggers OF Lake avenue
visited her mother. Mrs. Seliger of East
Side Wednesday.
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HOBART

The Lady Forester lodge entertain
cd members and their friends a cards
last evening. The following were prize
winners. Ladies' First. Mrs. c. STRAIT
toni second. Mrs. J. Hillmann. Gents;
First. Ed Reissig; second, Mr.. McAffee.
The teachers of the Hobart schools
gave a farewell surprise party last
evening in honor of Prof. Epps. at his
home on Third street. The evening
was spent in games and music, after
which luncheon was served.
Miss Laura Fiester entertained a
number Of her young friends to a the
atre party at the Gem theatre last
evening. the occasion being her birth
dav Anniversary.
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LOWELL

A. H. Parker OF Gary. and Miss Sadie
Westberg of Lowell, were united in
marriage at Gary yesterday. The
groom formerly was a resident 90
Hammond and those who have the
pleasure OF his acquaintance speak
highly OF him. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gustoff Westberg
and is one OF Lowell's most estimabIe
young ladies. The newly married
couple will make their home in Gary.
They are receiving the congratula-
tions Of their many friends.
Mrs. Marion Baker of Shelby died
in the hospital at Hammond yesterday
afternoon. She has been in poor health
for some time and had only been at
the hospital a few days. Her remains
were brought to Lowell last evening
by Undertaken Weaver. No arrange
ments have as yet been made for the
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that the Illness was diagnosed as men
ingttis The boy was removed to the
Washington Park hospital yesterday
afternoon.
Princess theatre tonight. The popu-
lar star, Dustin Farnum. in "A Son Of
Cain" The thrilling and amusing
photo-play OF young Irishman's
struggle against the political corrup-
ton OF a big American city. Also a
Paramount Photograph. Sill
The pupils OF william E. Roller. v:o-
lin Alma E. Wilson. voice, and Forest
]. woodman. piano. viii give a concert
recital at the high school auditorium
al o'clock tonight. to which the pub
lie is invited
George Setch. age years. OF Center
street. little realizing the seriousness
of tampering with Uncle Sans mail,
was guilty of reaching into the slot
in the post office door. where letters
are put in after closing hours. and took
out three letters. according to his con
fession- These letters he took to the
alley and opened them In one he
found a check for $780, which he took
home to his mother. Being unable to
read English. Mrs. Setch kept the check
until an older son armed nome. VINO
saw the check was one of the Seipp's
Brewing company. signed by George B.
Soltwedal agent. When questioned the
boy said he found II. so Mrs. Setch
showing a good honest spirit. sent her
older son. Toney. to the. brewing com
pany office. where the check was given
to Arthur soltwedsl. 1t here devel-
oped that the check had been mailed
on Sunday together with two other let
ters. The boy was questioned. but
finally gave way from his first story,
and confessed TO having taken three
letters from the mail box reached
through the slot in the door on sun
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-11
Akali In Soap
Bad For the Hair

Soap should be used very carefully, if
you want to keep your hair looking its
best. Most soaps and prepared sham
poos contain too much aikaH This
dries the scalp. makes the hair brittle.
and ruins IL.
Tho best thing for steady use Is Just
ordinary mulsifed cocoanut oil (Which
Is pure and greaseless). and is better
than the most expensive soap or any
thing else you use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will cleanse
the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply
moisten the hair with water and rub il
in. 1t makes an abundance Of rich.
creamy lather. which rinses out easily.
removing every particle OF dust. dirt.
dandruT and excessive oil The hair
iriss quickly and evenly, and IL leaves
the scalp soft. and the hair fine end
silky. bright lustrous, fluffy and easy
70 manage
You can get mulsifled cocoanut oil at
any pharmacy. It's very cheap. and a
few ounces will supply every member
81 the family for months-Adv.
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day afternoon. The other letters he
claims to have thrown in the alley.
No action has as yet been taken in
the case
Mrs. Max Stislitz of 119th street has
been visiting her daughter, Miss
Amelia Stigttz, at Valparaiso. +.
Mrs. Trina f. Sellers and daughter.
Gwendolyn. of Amy avenue are visiting
the formers uncle al Helmer, Ind
Mrs. Benson of Roberts avenue went
TO Lafayette yesterday to visit her son.
George Benson. at Purdue university
Mrs. f. Johnston of Chesterton Mas
Whiting visitor on Tuesday.
G. II. Fifeld of Oliver street has pun
chased a Hudson coupe.
The c. O. f. will have dancing party
at the Slovenska Dom on May 24th.
On May goth they Will give card
party.
The Ladies OF the Christian church
enjoyed a pie social at their church
parlors. and yesterday afternoon they
were entertained at a silver tea at the
home of Mrs. Cora Brown in Harri son
avenue.
Mrs Russell f. Smith entertained a
number of friends at a party at her
home in Central avenue on Wednesday
night
Mrs. Charles Petersen and son. Chas.
Petersen. were in Croker on Wednes-
day.
The knights of Columbus rendered a
reception to the new priests of the
Sacred Heart church. Father Miller ana
his assistant. Father Roeder The
Gary. East Chicago and Hammond
councils were all we'll represented by
a large delegation. Grand knight Con-
stantine of Gary. Grand Knight J.
O'Neill Of Twin City council, East Chit
cago. and Grand Knight u. j. O'Connor
of Unity council Hammond. all giving
fine talks. Both Father Miller and
Father Roeder spoke and in addition to
an entertainer from Chicago. Edward
c. Grady and Chas. d. Gamer also con-
tributed numbers which made up a
very enjoyable program. In addition to
this feature very pleasant time was
spent socially. after which refresh
ments were served, About one hundred
and nifty were in attendance. a most
cordial welcome having been accorded
the new divines.
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Important!

II you have eye troubles or need
glasses have them examined and fit
ted by an oculist. DR.. Mckee, Eye,
Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist, gives
personal attention TO all cases. Our
optical department is complete. We
also have priced for special sale OF
two weeks a very large assortment of
solid gold and genuine diamond La
Vallieres and Bracelet Watches.
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Mrs. Lloyd Finley won the tatted
handkerchief ratified off by the Pythian
Sisters.
Mrs. Hartman of East Side was the
guest of Mrs. Fred Pleis OF Indiana
boulevard last evening
Fred Lingham has sold his cottage
on Myrtle avenue to oscar GALES OF
Roby
Mrs. c. G. Buell. Of Indiana boulevard
visited in Chicago Wednesday.
The members of the Priscilla EN-
broidery~club We're entertained Wednes-
day afternoon TAT the home OF Mrs
John Blaul of East Side.
Mrs. John Wilson of East Side Wis
tied Mrs. Robert Wilson of indiana
boulevard yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Keanan spent the day IL
Chicago visiting her sister. Mrs. Tier
ney.
Hollis Hunter of Hammond was
business visitor here Wednesday even
ing
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am going TO answer this question
BY producing evidence that proves
conclukively that they do | want to
suggest that It IS important to keep
tho tcints warm and protect the hands
from cold winds aud water.
Take the case of Mr.. Holden. 3
james street. Lynn, Mass. whose
fingers were bent and deformed-to
see him today you could not believe
he ever had rheumatism Again, Mrs.
Breed OF ITO President street, Lynn.
Mass whose fingers were actually
uieless. they were SO stirf and de-
fcrused--shs Is well today, fingers per
feet. Mrs. McMasters OF 312 Hum
phrey gtrcet. Lowell. Mass, is an
other woman who regained the use
OF her fingers as well as other joints
through varne-sis. Mrs. Coyle of
3S7 Pleasant street. Marlboro, Mass,
whose fingers were almost rigid
they have gone back TO normal. Mr.
Nelson OF 1142 Dorchester avenue,
Boston, Mass. whose fingers were de.
formed to marked degree-you d
never believe he had rheumatism
Nurse Nightingale of East Wey-
mouth, Mass. whose fingers were
crooked and deforned-tney are. now
normal and che gives credit TO Var
ne-eis-
Hundreds have told me that Va
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MUNSTER

Fay Rick of Hammond. spent the
weekend with Erna Kaske.
Mrs. J. Kooy and daughter Marcelle
ieft Thursday morning for Ellington
\. -, to visit with relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Erna Kaske was on the sick list for
several days.
Esther Lightfoot OF Griffith. spent
several days with Louise Kasl1e
Miss Norhauer returned from Ham
mond over Sunday
Peter Stankowich of Indiana Harbor
was here on Wednesday.
Ben Munster has improved the looks
Of his house by putting on from,
porch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-11
LANSING

The new barber bag opened shop
at Walter Busack's place.
Miss Martha Schmidt was a Harvey
visitor on Sunday.
Miss Ella Schultz OF Chicago, is stay
ing home with her parents for a
while.
Mrs. A. Kindt was a Chicago visitor
on Wednesday.
Kindts Colts Will have their first
first bail game Sunday. May 13
number Of families visited Mrs. II.
Vierk in Munster on Sunday to cele-
brate a farewell party before she
moves to her new home in Lansing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-11

Why go limping around with aching
puffed-up fe.t-feet so tired. chafed
sore and swollen you can hardly get
your shoes On or on2 Why don't you
get a 25-cent box OF "Tiz" from the
drug store now and gladden. your tor
tured feet?
''riz' makes your feet glow with COM
fort; takes down swelIings and draws
the soreness and misery right out OF
feet that chafe. smart and burn "Tiz"
instantly stops pain in corns. callouses
and bunions "Tiz" is glorious for tired.
aching. sore feet. No more shoe tight
ness-no more foot troubles.-Adv