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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08
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PuSchli. :. weis. Matilda Ruschll ana
u xiaihcxe. +. Lauerman will direct
the production. The banquet with the
entertainers Misses N. Williams, NJ.
Eder. the Gindl Bros. L. Ensleton ana
F. Lauerman will close the show.
On account Of the patriotic exercises
at Liberty Temple Tuesday.
Dav. the meeting or the literature de-
psrtment Of the m Womans
club which was announced for tomorrow
has heen postponed. The Hammond
woman's club postponed its public day
one week until the afternoon Of April
18th 20 participate in the Liberty Day
parade Saturday afternoon.
Last Saturday evening the members
Of the wentworth Social Club were en-
te~rtained very pleasantly by 4ir. and
Mrs. Gus R~osenbaum al their home ~
. West Al the conclusion or
several games refreshments we're serv-
/ cd. Mrs. Rosenbaum and a G. Beaver
won the hrst honors in the games and
/ the second prizes were won BY Mrs.
! Beaver and George Knott The club VIII
hold no more meetings this spring and
Z 1t was NGtG2 10 SANF u AA4NAApA NA"N
in the treasury to the West Hammond
Chapter OF the Red Gross.
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The evening hour committee Of the
Hammond Woman's Club will meet IN
the kindergarten room al Central school
this evening. old Silver is the topic for
! discussion and the hostesses are Misses
/ Alice Hess and LYDIA Muenich.
AIRS. J. 0. Thompson. president OF the
Hammond Woman's CUB. has called a
special meeting or the executive board
! for Tuesday afternoon At $50 ST the
Masonic Temple TO consider matters or
Importance.
Triumph Council No. II D OF L. will
meet at the hall at seven o'clock Tues
day evening 10 participate in the parade.
All member Of the True Kindred
lodge are asked TO meet az the hall az
seven o'clock Tuesday evening to par
ticipate in the parade and patriotic ex-
ercises.
Dorcas Rebehah lodge postponed its
regular meeting Saturday evening on
account OF the Liberty Day program
in Hammond. Next Saturday there will
be initiation of . class OF candidates and
II is especially urged that all member
OF the degree team are present.
.
There will be a meeting Wednesday
evening % Golden Rod Camp No. 1881
Royal NeiShbors al the !. 0. 0. r. hail
On account Of participating in the pa
triotic parade Tuesday evening IN
meeting 90 Golden Rule Council No.
y Of L. will ne held Tuesday afternoon
: instead OF Tuesday evening. After tbs
parade the will attend III,
meeting at Liberty Temple.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Herbert Paxton
have returned 20 Evanston, H.. aftei
having been the guests OF Mrs. PAxtont
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william Thum o
Webb street for a few days.
Mr., and Mrs. ". y. Porter. fermerl,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08
PAINS
Quickly Eased BY Penetrating
Hamlgn's Wizard OIL

A safe and harmless preparation
10 relieve the pains OF Rheumatism.
Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago is
Hamlin's Wizard Oil 1t penetrates
quickly, drives out aud
imbers up stiff aching Joints and
muscles.
You will find almost daily uses for
it in cases OF sudden mishaps or &C
cidents such as SpraIns, bruises, cuts.
burns, bites and stings. Just as re
liable, too, for earacke, toothache
Group and collie.
Get it from druggists for so cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Just try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills. 50
cents. Guaranteed.
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Here's n Chance for
All The Farmer Boys

q years 81 age. They must be resi-
dents OF farms.
Every boy entering the competition
is requested Immediately TO send his
name and address 10 the Orange Judd
Farmer. Springfield. Mass.
The awards are distributed as fol
lows:
First Prlzes-Largest total amount OF
sales in dollars. 500.
Largest number Of individual sub
scribers. 500.
Second prizes-LarEest total amount
Of sales IA dollars. $75.
Largest number OF Individual sub
scribers, So.
Third Prlzes-Largest total amount
Of sales in dollars. s25.
Largest number OF individual sub
scribers. SIS.
The records made from April 6. thu
opening date Of the liberty loan cam.
paign. until May :. the final day. VIII
be counted in making the awards.
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The sixth division OF the 81. E. Ladies
Ala Society will be entertained by MIS-
2 V. Porch at her home. S1s East Sioisy
street. Wednesday afternoon
ON account OF it's members beng &C
tive in the Liberty Loan drive the Wom-
ar. Foreign Missionary Society OF the
first NJ. E. church has postponed the
meeting which was announced for Iues-
DAY afternoon OF this week Tor one
months.
4 meeting OF the Hammond Grade
Teachers Association viii be held at
the Central school this evening al 7;So'
All members are urged to be present.
St. Joxeph's Social Circle will present
Topics. a merry melange OF rsrriment
BY and with Leo Engleton and Frank
L.auerman on Tuesday and Wednesday
evening al the 81. Joseph'e Parish Hall
The nrst part will be a ragtime jubilee
featuring the Misses r Weiss, NJ
Fl~eiseher. F. Piaseman. Z. King. X.
Czernik, (. kleihege. other numbers
vill be given By Hilda Koch. Roy Mills.
4. ZelIer V. Lauerman. J.. Ambos and
n. Zeiler. a skit entitled. Our Own
3likado" will be given BY n. z. Kolo.
Leo Eneleton. A. Knoe-zer, L.. Emmer-
ling. E, Jaeger and the Misses NJ
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HEADACHE FROM
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ends severe colds or grippe
in few hours.

Your cold Tiil break and all grippe
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end air passages in the head. stops
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Dent stay stuHed-upt Quit blowing
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scented 81. Mar,ss EAST -.
Andrews CWest Hammond and -
Casiuir's (Norta Hanmona had 200
stars in their combined service eaes.
The largest service flag vas .hst ~ -
vas eleven blocks long Each parish
had it's own band. One Or the tmDres-
sive parts OH the service Was the pledge
Ia the flag made bv Res. Seroczynskt
and repeated by Che audience. II vas
beautifully worded and the sentiment
splendid Americarism.
Great disappointment was manifested
at the absence Of Gov. Goodrich who
wired that haze was unable ii come
Til. af,,r,ooo mr. coe CuIhertson.
~erido,t of E..,ro,ia Collepc 1l.s. adj
-. r,htfn ana raronltal -ob,ale i, the
,at.rnnrfo toIi,re r. s,.,y or The evo-
Iutiop If The American nsr Tonight ne
naoaL. 80 adnI,. Of tbo pau sergeant
,t-olot.s faf,er -. so,,nert, president
= .no oot1co. nv r,Ihorfeor nov nre-
-
r~m,.oad ,oo,io y. law seide
- -, nro-o-c1+e snd sttcnd ali
;. raI ~ ron,siraer of
,4-
s, -. e.o,,tiop q.
80 a. III lion store he's > window
tabiaa,~ .i,a,t r.-nro~entinp Retev Ross
ana t.~ ,.,,,ng g,tsnds making he first
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08
CARD OF THANKS
Card of Thanks.

Card Of Thanks.
We desire TO express our deepest graf
itude fer the courtesy extended TO US
during tho last illness and death Of onT
son and nephew. Jesse 3 Enrich. and
else cur appreciation % the many beau
ticul fiorsI tributes sent by his friends
aad fellow worknen.
Mr.. AND MRS. r. ". ENRICH.
MR. HENRY ERICH
MRS. r. @. ERLICH.
MRS. KATHERINE CALHOUN.
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DON'T MISTAKE THE CAUSE
Many Lake County People Have
Kidney Trouble and Do Not
Know II.

Do YOU have backachee
Are you tired and worn out?
Feel dizzy, nervous and depressed?
q Are the kidney secretions irregular
Highly colored; contain sediment?
Likely your kidneys are at fault.
Weak kidneys give warning OF dis
tress.
Heed the warning; don't delay
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Read this East Chicago testimony.
John A. Wickstrorn, steam htter, 4e2s
Olcott Ave. E. Chicago. says; a year
ago / had a sick spell which pulled me
down in health. felt sick all over and
my kidneys we're affected the most. NJ
back hurt me all the time and I waS
weak and always tired and out Of sorts.
! could hardly s~traighten up when 60
down. Ny Kidneys acted too ~frcGuentls
at times and then again hardly acted 2
BILL When p nAiFhbor advised me 70
Use Doau's Kidney Pills 7 got some ar
Reds Drug Store. After taking two
bo%cs my kidneys aotSd regularly. in%
back felt stronger and the awful pains
let Up. when my kidneya bother me
nov. 3 fex doses o. Deans R5dnct Pills
soon give mr relief"
Price coo. az all dealers. Don't Simply
ask for p kidney renledy-get DoaH-
Kidney Piiis-the same that 81. Mic@'
s-rom lad. Foster-NiIburn 20. Mfsrs
Buffalo. y. Y.-AdN.
and democracy that we take for GRANTEE
is a recent thing IN the world. and IL
reviewed Inc battlea i'm ENGLAND, Amer
tca and france for liberty.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

Morris Gobitz. Is West State street.
reported 20 the police tina ne had his
pockets picked while walking In front
OF the Lion store. His pdcketoook and
ga vas taken.
The police were called 10 State and
Sohl street about $50 last Saturday
evening where Nathan Singer. sos Web
ster avenue. was found TO be injured
about the head. singer claimed that he
had been sluGged. He was taken 70
his home in the police patrol. His as
sailant will be arrested.
In n light between two & women
employed at Gibson Mary Ferguson was
cut in the hnnd and back. Yesterday.
This police we're called and she vss
given medical attention.
Frank J. schIoer, eldest son OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Jacob Sehloer. who lie q mem
Der OF Company A. 1s1Et Indiana Vol
unteers. was a Hammond visitor last
Saturday ana took part in the Liberty
parade. Mr.. schloer is q sergeant and
company clerk.
Harry Vincent. II Years old Of De
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

This outlaw canuot win. the present
temporary success on the western front
viii not avail him much.
1. He said three and a half years ago
y will be in Paris in six weeks" II he
ever gets there. I hope 1T viii be TO fill
> prison cell.
: His has been swept
from the sea. A great loss.
:. His navy has been in hiding for
wears.
e. All Of his foreign possessions in
every land and cline have been swept
away from him never 10 be restored.
8. There will be no more German
language taught in this country: we Will
speak the English language or keep
stiIl.
g With this loss confronting him. he
is now desperate and he has been des-
perate for three and a half years.
He began this war without justiaca-
ton:
T.. His invasion Of Belgium was in Vi
citation OF the agreements made ar The
Hague. but he said treaties are mere
scraps Of paper"
.. In his desire 10 rush into Paris. he
begun the invasion upon Belgium that
has outraged the conscience or the
world.
8. In Belgium and in France he has
wrought destruction that no human
tongue can describe.
tal Cities. farms. churches and
schools are gone.
th) Men. women and children captur-
ed, outraE ed and murdered. The mothers.
the little girls and their large sisters
in France and IN Belgium have been
nutilated ard murdered in cold .,lood
fe) Arms aud limbs o. - children
have been inutllatsd with a vte~ OF toy
roriEinE the people o. The volld.
Seine Of the Bratsrties CO she Wa
Hospitals attacked.
Defenseless cities. toVas d~stroyea
Men have been poisoned with Ess-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

troit. Mich, and william Rriant. IL
sears old. Of Montreal. Canada, two
runaway boys were arrested b. Oricer
Bel Of the Hammond police at the
Michigan Central depot yesterday They
were released by the police this moro
-iag.
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Notice.

n. North Side Ladies club viii hold
special meeting Tuesday p m al
nome OF Mrs. Lawrence, Isl 0hehAeiu
MRS. LAWRENCE. Pres.
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NOTES.

Three Of the most attractive features
OF the parade were the Red Cross con-
%tiugent. the West Hammond patriots
enc the Simplex shop men In fact X
would be hard to find a parade with SO
r.1ny fne features
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Wv p W"" - N-NF E
Friends Of I'd KELLEY. the Hammond
blacksmith Who too6 = poke ct Albert
QUINN for a pro-Germau remark. chip
7ed in and bought Kelley a $50 bond on
Saturday night. Those who purchased
the Liberty Bond Tor Kelley were ri. Z.
sharrer. ). 4. CAN'T. II. " johnson. r..
II. Nellie. p. ". Meyn. VIM. Crawford.
A. NJ. Turner. W. q. Belluan. n. n.
TowIe. Y. s. Reiter. !. Z. Fitzgerald. II
A. Lamprell. ". J. McAleer, G. /. smith
and Frank Deming.
The Boy Scouts. their council. headed
BY Col. L. T. Meyer. turned out in hne
force last Saturday afternoon. The
boys are working to be 1000 strong in
hammond and all they need is n number
Of energetic scout masters.
Headed by Chairmen r. W. Msyn and
II. J.. Sharrer. the men who put the
Hall across. wore the smile that
wouldn't come of, It was a great DAY
fer them.
The people who bought souvenir pro
grams snd contributed an ~over-pluseEe
FOR smokes for the boys across the wa
ter went 10 bed happy They had also
done their bit.
The decorating committee certainly
made e bower OF beauty out of the Hal
and various expressions of admiration
! were ELECTED for their work
Ore Of the first to come across for q
$50 bond was 4. QUINN who met with q
misfortune az the hands Of Ed Kelley.
Clarence barrow said he never saw 2
town filed with so much enthusiasm Is
Hammond.
The outstanding feature Of the Polish
Liberty Hall parade and meeting was
the fact Tint the three parishes repre-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

Tho rain spoiled the parade. The hall
was erowded-so Was the Deluxe ana
beneath the wning and in store door
ways were actually thousands Of peo-
pie. 1t WAS 4 pity the rain fell.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

their drinking water has been poison
ed.
We Judge men and nations b. the
mpa they keep. VITO are the asso-
ciates Of his ruler? The weak-,nlnded
emperor of Austria. Charles II. The
brutal indescribahle sultan Of Turkey.
The record Of this sultan Is an insult
60 every modern institution Of he civil
lied world. The success II the sultan
nnd Laiser will be tho death knell Of
every institution Of the land including
the home.
America entered this war on April 9,
1917. I will not stop to discuss the rea-
sons why. except to say;
our flag has been dred upon and
sent 10 the bottom Of The sea.
Our ships attacked ana DESTROYED.
The lives Of cur citizens taken upon
thc high seas.
The submarine warfare cannot be
Justified under any law Of tbs nations
Finally. ia February. 1917. the kais-
or outlined q rev danger Q and prac-
ticaliy prohibited American commerce
from entering any Of the ports o.
France. England and Italy. and the re-
suit Of This would have been % close
;he markets or our farms and foundries
70 the world and rim Us co.amerclal
ruin.
Ne are not seeking greed O. gain IN
this contest, hut we are seeking justice
for our own nation and for the nations
: Of the world. large or small
Our history has been a patriotic ono
The War Of the Revolution.
War Of 1912.
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Continued from page one,
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COMING EVENTS

Circle No. : viii be entertained By
Mrs. Bieber Of Summer street. TUESDAY
Afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

Here Is an opportunity for Lake
county boys 10 get busy:
Walter il. Wilson. Chicago banker.
former city comptroller and member Of
the liberty loan trades advisory com
mittee. will award $500. divided into
eight prizes. 10 farm boys in a contest
for liberty bond subscriptions. II was
today.
The contest Is nationwide in its
scope. The farm boys are permitted to
turn in subscriptions made only to farm
owners or residents.
Prizes OF 800. SIS. $50 and s35 in
war savings stamps are TO be awarded
to -four boys turning I'm the largest to-
tel mount OF sales In dollars. and 9
like set Of prizes TO the tour boys get
ting the largest number Of individual
subscribers.
For the prizes named subscription
for the. third liberty loan are 30 b'
taken by farm boys over IS and unde'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

Harry Vincent. II years old O De
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

and democrecy that we take for granite,
is a recent thing IN tho world, and IL
reviewed The battlea in England. Amer
lea ard france for Hbgrty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

IA subscription Of the Z. c. Nina
Co. 70 the Liberty Loan. exclusive g.
employees. was $4,000.
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The evening hour committee Of the
Hammond Woman's Club will meet m
the k~indergarten room al Central school
this evening. old silver is the topic for
discussion and the hostesses are Misses
Alice Hess and LYDIA Muenich.
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Presideu. Bryan Of Indiana JniNers-
ity said n his speech that the liberty
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DR.. H. L. Sherrer, Liberty Loan cheIr-
man. urges Hammond people 70 lay aside
their social engagements and attend al
meetings al The hall the remainder OF
the Week
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Herbert Paxton
have returned 20 Evanston, H.. after
having been the guests OF Mrs. PAxton's
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william Thum OF
Webb street for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". \. Porter. formerly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-08

Inc Following members % the Went,
worth oasketoai club composed a din
neF ana theatre party in Chicago last
rFehths 70 see MaYtime' at the stu
deoaAeF' the Misses Edna Arnold. Eliz-
aoeth "lhAier' Sadie Finklestein. En-
ma hlrshslner' Lydian simpson. Hattie
arnold Anna htrshsiher' Dora Finkle-
stein and Marie Zimmerman
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Tonight-Dr. Culbertson.
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There were SIS children from ST. ~
drow's school al Liberty Han This af-
t%crnoOn.
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A special meeting Of the Monroe
street Ladies Aid Society is called sor
se~ven-thirty o'clock this evening a.
the home OF The president. Mrs. +. W.
Preston. 266 ConAey avenue. 10 discuss
the purchase OF Liberty bonds.
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al the absence of Gov. Goodrich who
wired that he was Unable III come.
Evening star., 1918-08-05
COMPANY TO MUSTER
IN DISTRICT GUARD
Ceremony at Armory Is Set for
Thursday Night-Enlistments
Increasing.

Brig. Gen. Richard D. Simms. COM
manding the District National Guard,
has announced that Company A win be
mustered Into service at the armory
Thursday evening by an ofhoer detailed
by the War Department Uniforms,
rides and equipment will be issued
later.
An increase in the number Of enlist
ments Of men between the ages Of
twenty and forty-fve has been noted
following announcement Of the proposed
range. Arrangements have been made
believes that enlistment Of all men in
the draft age will better their status
when they enter the Army.
The guard will be trained In rife prac-
tice at the Congress Heights range.
New buildings are being erected at the
range. Arrangements have been made
to store ammunition for civilian clubs
that use the range.
Evening star., 1918-08-05
WOMAN HURT IN MOTOR
CRASH NEAR SILVER HILL
other Accidents Causing Injuries
Are Reported From Va
rious Sections.

A collision between the automobiles
Of A. A. Smith, 626 7th street northeast.
and ]. L. Hill. 353 L street southwest.
occurred near Silver Hill, Prince
Georges county. Md. about $3.50 o'clock
last night Mrs. w. E. Brady, riding In
Smiths car, was injured about the head
and her face lacerated. She was given
first aid at Casualty Hospital
Four colored persons about 1880
o'clock this morning were injured as
result of the overturning of an automo-
bile in East Potomac Park. They were
William Lucas. eighteen years. 4s Han
over street; Alberta Frazier, 2220
Florida, avenue; Henry Jones. forty-one
years, and Margaret Estes, twenty
three years, 1882 9Th street. Dabney
Young, 1881 7th street, was operating
the machine. The injured persons were
taken to Emergency Hospital.
Charles D. Deegan, 1912 Ontario road,
about $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning
was injured about the legs when his
motor sycle collided with the automo--
bile of r. C. Richardson at 18th and
Corcoran streets. Physicians at Emer-
gency Hospital rendered first aid and
said Deegan was not seriously hurt.
Evening star., 1918-08-05
TOEXPAND PORTS AND T1ARBORS
FOR INCREASED TRADE NEEDS

Port and harbor facilities along the
Atlantic, the gulf and the Pacific
must be expanded two or three fold
to provide for the maximum service
Of the American merchant marine.
now In the making, when once it is
released frorn war traffic. Immediate
expansion is necessary at many ports
so that coal for New England war
Industries can be moved by water.
These facts have been established
In the preliminary study of port con-
ditions made by the recently created
port and harbors facilities commits
sion Of the shipping board, headed by
Edward F. Carry. Present facilities
are shown to be inadequate and in
time new ports may be created.
New York and Boston harbors have
been examined by the commission,
and similar investigation at all the
larger ports of the country will be
made soon by Mr.. Carry and experts
attached to the commission. and they
plan to make visits soon to the rapid
ly growing ports of the south. IN
spection tours also will be made to
obtain Information on proposed new
ports. :,
The coastwise trade in coal and oil
Is perhaps the most important that