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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
CARD OF THANKS
CARD oF THANKS.

We wish To thank our neighbors and
friends for their kind aid and sympathy
during the illness snd bereavement Of
our beloved son. Victor Flyod We es-
pecially wish 10 thank Rev. sharp and
for the beautiful floral offerings
Mr.. AND MRS, HARRY WILSON.
3-5-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05

The birthday anniversary or Miss Lii
liam Rosenbaum was celebrated At de-
lfghtful surprise party given last even
ing by several or her friends at the
home .pf her grandmother at 426 Bauer
street The time was spent socially
With music and games after which a
two course luncheon was served. There
were covers for the Misses Fern Bogart,
Vera Shipley. Nettie Carmichael. Cecil
Abblett. Charlotte hasten, Hazel Rosen-
baum. clara Guse, Messrs. Adelbert Cos
key. Frank Rathburn. Edward Barry.
Max Daily, Frank Fairclild Kenneth
Holderman and William Guse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05

, tertainmcnt Will be given under the
auspices &c tho third division Or the NJ
r. Ladies' Aid Society. Tomorrow AFT
ernoon. Wednesday. Mrs Ralph 4. GRO
man VIII be hostess to this section Of
the society at her home In Warren
street.
Mrs. j q Thompson. president 81 tho
Hammond woman's club was Mrs. r.
Isl CANNES guest last evening at the
meeting ~ the home economics depart
ment oG the East Chicago Woman.s
Club The meeting Was held at Mrs
CANNES home IN Magoun avenue
The Tuesday evening Lenten service
of St Paults Episcopal church will be
held 1T seven-thirty O'Clock and the can
didate~ for confirmation are especially
urged to attend. Baptism viii be part
of the service. Last evening there was
a meeting of the boys OF the parish in
charge OF sid McHie. The evenings are
occupied with drill ana twelve more
boys sre' needed 70 M up the ranks
Twenty boys over twelve years of age
are enrolled at present.
The music committee OF the Ham
mond Womans Club Will meet Wednes-
day afternoon at three o'clock at the
home Of Mrs George Hannauer in Ruth
street The business meeting viii be
followed b. a short musical program
Mrs. Hannauer Will sing and the piano
numbers viii Re given BY Mrs r. J.
Lyons.
Three cottage prayer meetings for
church are announced for this evening
They Will be held at the home of Mrs.
4. d. stewart. ia Conkey avenue. Mrs
Layton. 77o Walter street. and Mrs.
Rogers. IFS Williams street.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
or Golden Rod Camp No. 1857 Royal
Neighbors al the /. Q. q. F. hall plans
were started for the meeting in April
which will be featured BY a school Of
instruction and a large class initiation
Another meeting is announced for next
Friday afternoon at one-thirty o'clock
which the officers especially at urged TO
attend Mrs Hayden, the district
deputy. was at the meeting.
Arrangements were made last even
ing by the members or Triumph Coun-
Gil No iii D. Of r. for St. Patrick's
day party to be given on the next regu-
lar meeting night. Their meeting was
held at the /. o. o. +. hall
An important meeting Of the Modern
woodmen OF America will be held
Thursday al the !. o. o. +. hall.
IN
Unity Review No. . w. 3. A. Of the
Maccabees will meet this evening at the
I. o. o. f. hall.
There will be a meeting Wednesday
afternoon OF the Ladies Society Of the
3. OF H. f. and F. at the /. .. O. F. hall.
This evening the members Of the
Germania Rebekah lodge will meet at
thes Moltke ]. o. Q. F. hall for bust
ness and social session. Refreshments
win be served at the meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
To the Wife of
One Who Drinks

7 have an important confidential mes
sage Tor YOU. Il VIII come in plain
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habit in days and make home happy.
Wonderful safe. lasting. reliable. mex
penslNe method, guaranteed Write to
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
WOMEN SHAVE
ljNkNOWINGLY

when yoD only remove hair
from the surface OF 1he skin the
result fs the aarae as shaving. The
only ecmm0n-seRSe why to remove
hair In 70 attack IL under the skin.
DeMiracle. the original sanitary
liquid. does thEs by absorption.
Only genuine DeMtruele haa n
noneE-back guarantee fn each
package. At toilet counters In 8ass,
III and 81 sizes, or ny mail fr0Fn
Us in plain wrapper on receipt of
price.
FREE book mailed in plain
scaled envelope on request. De-
Miracle I29fh st. and Park Ave,
New York
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
Always Lead to Better Health

Serious sicknesses start in disorders
Of the Stomach and Liver. The best
corrective and preventive is Or. kings
New Life Pills. They prevent Constipa-
ton. keep Liver. and Bowels in condi-
ton 10 change ia price. still 25c.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05

MISS Nayme Salisbury q Valparaiso
Who il engaged ia ehautaUqua work will
ne the guest Of Mrs. VI. ,. McAieer, 1oi
Webb street for q few days this week
and Oh Thursday evening Will sive Al
program att the NIcAleer home. The en-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
MANY ATTEND FINE
LECTURE At NEW CHURCH

He could do. Christian Science proves
that these works were given TO the world
by Jesus in demonstration of a divine.
ever-present. demonstrabie law. that hui
mainly. through His example, might
know and understand this law and be
able to intelugently apply this knowI-
edge. This law Of God must. from the
very nature Of God and His relation 10
man and the universe. be universally
and eternslly applicable 1t must be
AT the command and Tor the benefit Of
all OF Gods children throughout all or
Gods creation. Thus wA find that the
law employed by Jesus in His mighty
works is the same law that enabled the
Isratltes 10 pass on dry land through
the Red Sea, restored her son whole to
the Shunamnlite mother. that delivered
the three Hebrew young men from the
fiery furnace. that enabled Daniel to
dwell unharmed in The den of lions.
and the same law whereby the apostles
and the early Christians for some cen
turtles after the time or Jesus obeved
the Masters commands by doing His
works. And this is the same law
through which Christian Schemes Is to-
day bringing to humanity the world
over relief from its sufferings and mis-
cry.
Christian Science and Matter.
Christian Science has received its in
SEPARATION from a pure. spiritual inter-
pretstion of the scriptures from Genesis
TO Revelation. Bible teachings consti-
tute the warp and woof OF Christian
Science and in its somewhat startling
assertion that the spiritual is the real
and eternal and matter the unreal and
temporal. IL points 10 the Bible. to the
wor>> and works Of Jesus and 10 its
own accomplishments in suhstantiatlon
of the truth thereof. Christian Science
is proving itself 10 be the truth by
proving the Bible true
Christian Science shows Us that mat
ter is the Veil Of Flisunderst landing
through which mankind has been labor
iously peering throughout tho centuries
and that underneath this covering Or
mortal unreality lies all the Gin sick
ness. misery and unhappineSs TO which
humanity has been ever subject
Prayer.
Have you ever heard it said tha
Christian Scientists are q prayerless
they do not believe ia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
TO LATE too CLASSIFY

WANTED-Two or three
all around painters, and
two first class trimmers.
Auto Paint Shop, $50 Hob
man street.
NTED-Experienc stenographer
and bookkeeper. Apply, Hammond
Business College. So
TED-Experienced steel blower
for small converter in open shop m
steel foundry. Milwaukee; good salary
and chance for right man. Address. Re
liant. Times. Hammond S-b-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
Definition Of Christian Science.

Probably the hriefest and one OF the
most comprehensive definitions Of
Christian Scierce : to be found in The
hood .Pudimentai Irvine Science" by
the discoyerer and founder OF Christian
Science. Mary Baker Eddy. where she
describes II "at the law Of God. the
law Of good. Interpreting and demon
stratiHg the 1ixiae principle ana rule
or universal harrn my" 1t will he rot
Cd that universal harmony" in ;h.s
definition IS The ultimate and its nc
complishment the result Of the inter
probation and application of "ths law
Of God"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05

Hundreds or people thronEed TO the
beautiful new First Church OF Christ
Scientist. last night to assist in its pub
Tic dedication which was marked by an
impressive lecture BY william D. Kill
patriot Of Detroit a member of the
board OF lecureship OF the Mother
church.
Following IS a synopsis Of Mr. Kill
patrick's remarks:
have chosen fer the subject of my
discourse "Christion Science; The Law
OF Cod"
Present day interest in Christian Sci
ence is finding expression is demand
for a wider dissemina ton or its mes
sage of hope and good cheer-in hum
gering and thirsting for a fuller I'M
Outstanding Of this pure gospel Of the
Christ. 1t is being universally asked:
What j. Christian Science? What does
il teach? What are its accomplish
ments? on what authority does this
religious movement within the short
span Of generation command the re
spectful consideration OF a world?
II j. the purpose Of the Christian Sci
ence literature. OF Christian Science
church services and Of Christian Sci
ence lectures to answer these questions.
and. II. perchance we shall have been
able this evening 10 throw some little
CLEAN Of light on that book OF all books.
the Holy Bible: If, perchance. we shall
have been able 10 awaken the smoldering
spark Of hope and encoura cement in the
breast or some sinburdened. sick. hope
less or suffering man or woman we shall
consider the hour well and proftably
spent
Humanity has arrived AT a point where
IL demands a religion which it believes
10 be wholly true, untainted by human
opinions and conjecture, without one
element az error founded on the Bible
and restoring the teachings and works
Of the Master. That is wnaJ the world
demands today. and that. my friends, IS
way il il turning TO Christian Science.
The proof or IT'S divine origin rather
than it's profession has set the face a
the world towards this religion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05
DEFENSE
COUNCIL
MEETING

CONTINUED rom page one)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05

Three cottage prayer meetings for
The congregation of the First Methodist
church are announced for this evening.
They will be held at the home Of Mrs.
A. u. stewart. ia Conkey avenue, Mrs.
Layton. 770 Walter street and Mrs.
Rogers. 1lS Williams street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05

Law is unchauginE and memorable.
Law krows no opposing power or pfinci-
pie. The laws Or mathematics cannot
he hindered. t1walted, usurbed or net
aside No natter Row erroneous eur
opinion of tile laws Of mathematics may
he. its laws remain ever the same. un-
changed throurhaut ST time. II ere
person IN the face Of the earth ever
know one single. SIMPLE law Of ma re
mates. THAT would ln no wise sitter its
laws sc the fact thet its laws exist snd
always have existed unchanged in tE.ir
perfection. And ~ we find THAI Ire
laH or Cad s.ways has existed, Inul-
sered. eternai snd Tcrfect. but that ely
cept in . few instances, this Ia~ has
bsen hidden from Il aakind thro.i. hout
the ages
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-05

tertainmcnt Will be given under the
auspices of tho third division or the NJ
r. Ladies' Aid Society Tomorrow aft
ernoon. Wednesday. Mrs. Ralph s. Gro
man VIII be hostess to this section Of
the society at her home in Warren
street.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1918-04-01

poraRy impairment Of our too hearty
appetite is about the luckiest thing
that can happen to us.
Appetite is such an innate attribute
OF the organism that 1t should rarely
be tempered with, never. in fact. with
out the advice Of the physician Many
little ills and some big ones are un.
questaonably produced BY the very
popular custom Of sous1ng strong
condiments like pepper. Worcester
sauce, vinegar and other irrftant slim.
ulants upon food In order to force the
stomach to receive 1t.
It is certainly rare event, in health
or disease, for an appetite to fail to
call for all the food the Individual can
assfmilate, and hence It is doubtful II
one should ever attempt to whet the
appetite with medicines. unless By the
advice Of doctor
The common idea is that a person
loses hts hearty appetite, gets run
down as a result Of not taking suffi,
Gent food and develops consumptton,
anemia, OF some other illness.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1918-04-01

even before the eruption shows on the
skin. Therefore. it is the duty OF par
ents to isolate child from other chill
dren the moment so-called cold or
sore throat or feverish illness begins,
for who can tell that it is not cone or
the eruptive diseases developing?
To send a child to school or to per-
nit the child to come into personal
contact anywhere with other children
when a "cold" or sore throat is de-
veloping is a crime against public SAFE
ty anyway. When there is the least
question of any eruptive fever de-
veloping, the child should be isolated
from all associates until the question
is settled one way or the other. This
is playing the game square. Parents
who cannot play square deserve to be
punished by the public health authori-
ties North Carolina means business,
and the State Board of Health intends
to use stern measures for those who
will not play fair.
Thousands of children nowadays es-
cape the eruptive fevers altogether,
through intelligent care in preventing
the spread of infection. The writer
is a physician frequently in contact
with such diseases. yet he has never
had them. AS children grow UP kind
Of natural immunity comes to them,
which protects them through life. And
everybody knows that now and then
even the least alarming eruptivs dis.
eases, such as neaslss and chicken
pox, either end fatally or leave some
serious complication or sequel which
handicaps the unfortunate child.
When in doubt, don't be hog. Give
your own community the benefit Of the
doubt Keep the patient isolated from
all susceptible persons until you have
the assurance of your physician that
there is no danger of infection. or un-
til the illness has passed of and health
returns.
A great deal of the epidemic dis.
ease 30 frequently breaking out In
spite of the efforts Of the health au-
thorfties is due to the failure Of par
ents to isolate mild cases. The mild
ness of Mary's scarlet rash" or her
stomach rash" is no assurance that
when Johnnie catches it he will not
be dangerously i'll or develop some Fer
manently harmful sequel.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1918-04-01
Playing On The Square.

Every so-called "cold" is caused by
the transfer of germs from one person
to another. Every acute sore throat
must be looked upon as more or less
contagious, whether it proves to be
only a slight illness or diphtheria or
ordinary tonsilitis. In fact, a simple
sore throat seems to be just as catch
ing as the ordinary diphtheria is. Com
paratively the simple "colds" and sore
threats are much more catching than
diphtheria nowadays, for the reason
that most human beings have enough
respect for diphtheria, when they
know it is diphtheria. to take reason
able precautions against spreading the
diseases; but only the minority as yet,
are as conscientious about the spread
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1918-04-01
appetite Something Not To
Worry About

m most instances q loss Of appe-
lite rs distinctly beneficial incident
Of health.
impairment of appetite Is one Of
Natures defenses against disease.
Lots of functional and organic all.
ments are caused by overeating or
prolonged by overeatfng or rendered
obstinate to cure. Few, if any, are
attributable to loss Of appetite.
People commonly misinterpret the
signs. Some malady Of more or less
SERIOUS import begins suddenly or 10.
ssaiously, and the appetite falls of
Nature striving to rest the body meta
bo1ism. perhaps, by giving the organs
loss work to do. The impairment OF
appetite, however, is apparent to the
Individual himself and especially oh.
v1ous to his family or friends-or
ponstimes both. They say uothina
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1918-04-01

about 1t, il they are real friends: il
hey are just membesB Of his family
they are pretty sure to sing out. en-
eoaragan9lY, as members Of ones
!afaaay will: "Hey, what's the matter
ARE you sick2 You are not eating
enough to keep a sparrow anve!"
Wen, II you kept pestexdng a man
lbout his "symptons' he will inevi.
ably begin to worry about them him.
self. So, likely elsugh, the poor fell.
eW does really develop dad case
" nerves"
We are prone to forget that the
Ereat majority Of US eat considerably
aoTe than We require or can possibly
netAholize (burn upl, and that a tenn.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1918-04-01

The truth is that the person acn.sr..
consumption. or becomes anemac from
some hidden infection or undetected
source OF poisoning. runs down as a
consequence, and Loses his appetite
wnen the metabolism or oxidizine an
paratus is SO impaired that II oannat
manage the customary overload of ma.
triment as before.
"nen your appetite leaves you don't
worry and don't dope. Wait a meal
Tor two and it will come hack H..
Mary's lamb. II it stays away and
you can't be happy without It. tben
the place to search for it is IA TIA.
doctors Office.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1918-04-01

Second Lieutenant Samuel J. Dick
son, of Los Angeles, Cal, attached to
Camp Joseph E. Johnston, was shot
and killed in a room in a hotel at
Jacksonville, Fla, Thursday night.
Mrs. Louise Biegert, whom the police
said killed the officer, committed sui
eide few minutes later. No theory
was advanced by the police as to the
cause of the affair. Lieutenant Dick
son had recently been paying atten-
ton to the woman who was at the
camp hospital.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1918-04-01
PREVENT FIRE and WIN WAR
Every Year Fires ID United States
Destroy Enough Material to
Win the Bio War.

Acceptance win win the war.
It has been sa3d BY military experts
that 5k,eeo Amsaasao aeEophnss
would win the war and force Germany
10 her knees in Q plea for peace. Put
ting the average cost OF these at 81.
800 each, America burns up In year
the vstue Of 10000 aeropsens.
Destroyers will win the war.
Naval experts tell us that an added
force OF hundred and fifty destroyers
would put a definite end to the sub
marine menace and win for allied ship.
ping the undispatsd open traffic on
the Atlantic that would put troops and
supplies on the ba1tlefieIds aad speed.
lily conquer the Huns. The Nation's
fire bill for one year would bni.d these
hundred and fifty destroyers AMI equip
them.
Food will win tho war.
From May to October IS this year
enough food was destroyed by IRE
every minute to feed l36 soldiers. Dur.
Ing the period under consideration $12,.
"a, 05e ia food alone was destroyed by
Americas voesk enecosso-Tte and
Careleasness.
Money will pin the war.
The greatest financial scheme ever
undertaken By The citizens OF q nation
was the oversubscription to the First
and Second Liberty loans Of the Unit.
Cd States Government The interest
ON the two loans Is annual approx
nately >254.000, 900. Americas annual
fire bill will pay this interest.
Adequate hospitals will save count.
less thousands of our soldiers.
An investment Of sec, 900 will euuip
base hospital, capable OF caring for
400 sick or wounded. The amount OF
waste in America for one year from
those same enemies-Ffre and Care.
lessness-would build and equip 3,e0e
such hospitals. This would approxi.
mate one to each half-mile on Ill
European battle fronts.
Destitute orphans in France mus,
be saved.
In destitutiu IN the befeaved homes
IN France are mu1titudes Of the chill
dren Of those who have given thei,
lives on the battle fields. Appeals
nave been made to American benevo
ience upon the basis OF ten cents per
day per child to provide tor theil
immediate necessities. Six million
such little ones, or far more than the
total number I'm need could be support
ed for the cost OF Americas senseless
destruction.
The answer is up to you.
Destruction of property by fire. is a
matter of individual responsibility
Each one must take it to himself as =
personal matter. There are fifteen
hundred fires each day in America, O,
more than one TO the minute. What
right has any one to assume that all OF
these will occur on the premises al
other people?" From whatever stand
point 1t is examined It must be realiz
Cd that every preventable fire. little
or big. is to some degree IAN aid and
comfort to the enemy" Unless each
citizen resolves this day that there
snail be no such occurrence In pron
erty controlled by him, and unless he
makes this resolve effective by imme
dlate inspection and correction OF al
nre hazards, he cannoS.be considered
true patriot no matter what NAV be-
hts confessions.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1918-04-01

Of othor ecSte nose and throat trou.
hles.
The isolation OF persons who have
contagious disease, such as measles
scarlet fever, smallpox, chickenpox,
hphtharia and whooping cough. IL
more or less burdensome for the pa
!ient and perhaps for members of tina
family, yet no one would wish to let
lown the bars and subject the whole
community to the risk of infection
Just to save the patient or members
Of the family from the annoyance of
ISOLATION.
The most contagious period Of all
The eruptive diseases, at least of scar.
lot fever, measles, german measles and
thickenpox, is the period Of invasion.