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Pace Two.
THE TIMES.
Fvi.lav. October 18. 1918
SHDTJHL CH1GAG0
Board of Health There Sees
No Reason Why They
Should Be Open.
By recent order of the local board
of health of East Chicago, the closing
orfior issued by the state board .of
health, has been made to extend to all
oft drink parlors and coffee houses.
This action was t:iken because it
became at once apparent that the clos
ing: of the theatres and other public
places was causing a, congestion in tho
dry beer centers and that the person
al contact and the drlnkinsr from com
mon glasses In these drink halls was
nullifying: the state order.
Accordingly dry beer, as well as
wet beer is now under the ban.
Mayor McCormack said this morning;
that he was being blamed for issuing
this closing: order, but that as a mat
ter of fact the credit, not the blame,
belong: to the department of health;
that he would have issued the order,
however, without any hesitation had
the prerogative been up to him in
stead of up to the board of health,
because he could see that this step
was Imperative in order to help the
authorities get hold of rtiis influenza
epidemic. "
SSS
Break a Cold
So re Hoors
First close ol 'Tape's Cold Compoun'd" relieves the cold
and grippe misery Don't stay stuffed up!
Relief, comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will nd grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either in the head, chest, body or limbs.
It promptly opens c!ogged-up nostrils
and air passages in the head, stops
nasty discharge, dullness, f everishness,
sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiff
ness. WHOLESALE AND
PHONE 77.
pirppflM
!Kellner's Sugar Cured Hickory Smoked.. 36
Kellner Smoked Picnic Hams 25
HAMS "
Butternut Brisket , 44?
Dixie Squares ........ -v.- 39
BACON
Leg or Loin
J Shoulder or Breast
VEAL
Pot Roast, choice cuts 20
Round Roast 21
Rib Roast (boneless rolled) 24
BEEF
Pork Loins 30p
PORK Pork Shoulder 28C
JSalt Pork 35d
LAMB Ps
Lamb Front 19
& HOllOnj Leg of Mutton 20
I h nn I lb. las f Compound 75d
LARU J io lb. Pails of Compound 32.70
"jPork Sausage, fresh made 20p
SAUSAGE Hamburger Steak 18d
j Liver Sausage 18
Smoked Beef Tongues, whole 80
W " -"i.-"' Y I I
1
r. "t'i-' 'Mt..- MMin in fffi,i-
AVe feel that we have every reason to be proud
of the shoes we have to show vou for FALL AND
WINTER 1918-19.
They are so typically American in character
dignified in style, yet of individualized charm and
beauty.
These shoes are made in strictest conformity to
the government's request nothing wasted no ex
travagance in cutting or manufacturing.
Prices fairly and equitably as they always have
been and always will be.
You are cordially invited to call
and look at the new shoes.
93 State Street.
Hot water
Sure Relief
3 9 A EMI csr
Soft drink men of East Chicago and
Indiana Harbor are compl.uning bitter
ly because their places are closed in
Kast Chicago while similar p'acc-s in
Hammond end Whiting and i.iry are
wide open. Local aathnr.ttes. however,
feel that the situation demands tho ac
tion that they have token and that any
body and everybody who can make a
sacrifice to help stamp out this malady
should be glad to do it instead of malt
ing an effort to handicap the board of
health In what It sees to lie Us duty.
HAMMOND LADY
SUES FOR DIVORCE
Vernon Tatton. throush her attor
neys. MoAleer, Porsey and ;!!"! le,
in the Gary superior court this m.-rn-inf?
filed a petition seeking n abso
lute divorce from her husband. U b
ert 1'atton. who the complainant al
leges, has not done a vet y good job
at supporting her and now has aban
doned her.. Mrs. Fp.lton rer-'des at
Hammond.
Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing:
and snuffling! Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else, in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold Com
pound," which costs only a few cents at
any drug store. It acts without assist
ance, tastes nice, causes no inconveni
ence. Be sura you get the genuine.
Adv.
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RETAIL MARKET
81 STATE STKEET.
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"OBITUARY
KATHERIKE ME HAN
DIES OF INFLUENZA
Kather!n? Mohan. 2! yars old. wife
of John J. Mfhttn, of "60 Walter St..
Hammond, died at their home this
nmrnlnif of .Spanish influenza.
Mrs. Mehan is very well known in
Hammond ha 1'njf mn a grocery on
Thornton street for ears and leaves
many friend.
lesid s her husband she leaves two
little children, her mother and two
brothers to mourn her.
The funeral will be htld from their
home tomorrow morning at 11 o'flook
to Calvary cemetery.
Undertaker Hnrns in eharfre.
W. HAMMOND MOURNS
The fun ral of Mrs. John I.urzalt
will he htld to:norro wat 9 a. ni..
from the family residence at Nn. iO.
Vi:ii::ni street. Int ermien t will he in
tho lot at the Holy Croxs r.-m-
etev-. West Hammond, the Kev. U.
Nowalski . ff ieia tin jr.
The d- cased at the use of Z. leaves
a hiibhand and three clilUlren. of whm
two are jterlotisly ill with the influ
enza. IVfido there remain to mourn
the Io?"-- of t'neir only daughter and
sister, the father und mothr, tr. and
Mrs. John Wuvhewiez of No. 517 State
I. me street, a brother. Frank J. V.'a
(hevviiz. brother Michael in France
with the A. K. F., and Joserh Stanley
and Iidislaus. all of West Hammond.
She leaves a (treat circle of friend.'
especially of the youijser set. with
horn she was one of the most pop
ular. The active pallbearers will be the
Messers: John V. Nowicki, J. J. Mus
theiwicz. Adam Stachowicr, Taul M.
Kamradt, Lawrence Kederowicz and
Michael Folus.
IS FROM ROSS.
Ray Kilhourn, 314th Cavalry, who
died October 9th at Fort Bliss of Span
ish influenza is the son of Jay Kilbouril
of Koss, Ind., and not of Griffith.
TWO WHITING
FUNERALS
Spec iai. To Thb Times
WHITING. Oct. IS. The funeral of
Mary Jacobs, the IS months old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Jacobs of Front
street, was held on Wednesday. In
terment was at St. John's Slovak cem
etery in Hammond.
The week old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Surivfk also of Front street,
was buried yesterday. Both funerals
were in charge of Fndertalter B.iran.
LEWIS TURNER DEAD.
.Special To The Times
GRIFFITH. Ind.. Oct. IS. Lewis
Turner of Hogs, who has bef-n in the
sanitarium at Losansport for the rst
year, passed away on Tuesday. The
remains will be brought home for bur
ial In the Koss cemetery.
WKITING MAN
A VICTIM
.Special To The Times.
WHITINH. Ind., Oct. IS. Frank
Matlon. acre 13 years, who resided on
West Frad street, was onother Spanish
in.1unza victim. Mr. Matlon. who was
ill only a few daya. succumbed on
Wednesday afternoon.
Undertaker Baran conducted the fu
neral yesterday afternoon when a
short service was read at the home
hy Fff.hT Benedict of St. John"
Slovak church. Interment wa made
at .St. John's cemetery. Hammond.
Mr. Matlon was a very popular fler
ure in Slovak circles and his demise
is greatly regretted. He is survived
hy a widow and !x children.
WHITING MAN
DIES AT HOSPITAL
ISpecial To The Times. 1 -
WHITIN'U. Ind., Oct. 18. John Simo,
aste 2S yearn, who figured in a motor
cycle accident at Kohy a week a?o,
when the machine ran Into a peddler's
wag-on, passed away at St. Margaret's
hospital a? the result of his injuries.
The funeral of Simo was held yes
terday. A short service was conducted
at his home in Front street, after
which the remains were interred at
St. John's cemetery in Hammond.
Simo is survived by his widow and
several ichldren.
Mike Yoricho, the driver of the
motorcycle, whose injuries were at
first thought to be the worse, ia said
to be recovering at St. Margaret's hos
pital. GARY MAN'S
BROTHER KILLED
IN ACCIDENT
John Tean. 24S Polk street. Gary,
late yesterday afternoon received a
teleg-ram announcing that his brother,
Dewey Tiean. had been killed In a
mine accident at Kenton. 111. Mr. and
Mrs. ISean left immediately for the
scene of the accident.
REMAINS OF
WALTER MARSHALL
ARRIVE IN GARY
The remains of Walter Marshall,
who died of pneumonia at Nitro, W.
Va., on October 15th. ariveJ at Wil
liams" morgue at Gary this evening.
Funeral services will be held from
the home cf his father. Henry Mar
shall. 449 P-uchanan street, Saturday,
with burial nt Calvary cemetery. The
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
Tells ITow To Get Quick Relief
from Head-Colds. It's Splendid!
In one minute your ciogged nostrils
will open, the air passages of your head
will clear and yon can breathe freely.
No more hawkins, snuffling-, blowing,
headache, dryness. No struggling for
breath at nijrht, your cold catarrh will
be pone.
Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply a
little of this fragrant, antiseptic, heal
ing: cream in your nostrils. It pene
trates through every air passage of the
head, soothes the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in
stantly. It's just fine. Don't May stuffed-up
with a cold "or nasty catarrh Relief
comes so qufckly. Adv.
dtrrant'd was in the employ of the
government.
HAMMOND SOLDIER
DEAD AT TAYLOR
Advices have come to Hammond that
Kmil lialka, a well known Kast Ham
mond boy, died at Camp Taylor of the
Spunish Influenza.
LOWELL SOLDIER
0BDJH3L0BB0!
In Service but Three Weeks
Floyd Lambert, Popular
Lowell Eoy Dies.
F.-'pr'-mt. T-- The Tim-.
l.oVEI,l l.l). Oct. lb Th- otTn-ial
notice of the death of I rivate Floyd
Lamhcrt cam? yesterday moriiitik: from
the c.-trnp at LVlumbiiH. Ohio. Hi.s father
left for his housidf the day before und
arrived there a few hours b'f ore h;
passed away. Death was duu tu ":- nil
in luenza.
Floyd has only been in the t,er icu
about three weeks. He enliKted twice
within the past few months but was
rejected both limes. He was anxious U
get into the army that he miht do his
duty to his country, lie has made the
biggest sacrifice that one can make -he
nave his life.
He was a fine young man and wns
well liked by all who knew him. He
leaves his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Lambert, one brother. Charles, of .Sou'h
-. ... ....... tiviim a i. nvjfitf.
No arrangtmenla have been made for
the funeral.
TIMES STORY GIVES
CLUEJO IDENTITY
i
Omar Carl Hedeen Located
Through Times Story
Last Night.
Omar Carl Hedeen. an inf ; r.tryman.
who lost his life in hattle July 2ti, and
whose Identity could nt ho established
when the official note was received at
Indiana Harbor. ycterdTy, owing- to his
family having moved fro.n the address
of 2750 Parish avenue was claimed last
e.ening- through the young: man's aunt.
Mrs. Ous Holstrom of Fir str
who nad the account of the first p;i(;e
of last evening's issue of Tuts Times
and Immediately called a representative
of the raper, Kivir.fr all information ro-pardinR-
the whereabouts of the parents
who are now residents of Chicago, at
7210 St. Lawrence avenue.
The young- man was one of throe
brothers who offered their services to
the government. Carl beinir the second
eldest and about twenty-live year? of
ace. Lawrence is with the American
Kxpeditionary Force In France and
Kudolph js nt a cantonment in South
Carolina. They are sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Hedeen who formerly lived
at Indiana li t!r anl highly esteemed
by all who kr.w them. They are also
relatives flf the .P' .n Holstroms at 3728
Fir street.
R.
MICHELSTETTER
DIES OF INFLUENZA
Robert Michelstetter. ased 36 yp.re.
a lumber inspector, was taken ill of
Spanish influenza Sunday and died on
Monday at Haker, Orep n. He was a
brother of Charles and James Michel
stetter of Hammond and tho remains
are being .shipped to Milwaukee for
burial.
ONLY TVO
ARRESTS AT POLICE
HEADQUARTERS
With only two arrests at the Gary
polise department this mnrnim; and
very few during the past week things
aresent a very quiet appearance at
the city hall.
The policemen are awakrninK from
th" enforced quietude are consoling:
themselves on the fact that the HI
beins- lifted on (jasleis Sunday they
will have a little something t" busv
themselves ut clamping the lid on the
speeders.
TO LITE TSO GUSSfFT
FOR Ttl'N'T 5 sleeping reotns for Rcn
tlemen; furnace hedt, hot water, bath,
electric iiMhts. and hreukfast if desired;
handy to car line. 17 Cinidtt st.. Ham
mono. irt-i-2
FOlt SALE
mattresses.
iron beds, spring-" !:r:d
K Or.ndil st. 10-1S-2
FOR KENT Rooms for lirl t housekcep-iiip-;
no children. 715 Suhl st., Ham
mond. - 10-H-3
NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.
THI1 STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COI'NTy. MOTOR CAR SEi'lTd
TIE8 CORPORATION. A CORP.. VS.
C. II. TYLER. DOING Bl .SINESS AS
THE OVERLAND-TYLER COMPANY".
CAUSE NO. 17630. ACTION IN AT
TACHMENT. IN THE LAKE SU
PERIOR COURT, SEPT. TERM, lOli.
Now comes the plaintiff by Cleveland
Cleveland, attorneys, and liles its com
plaint herein, together with an ailidavit
of a competent person, showing that the
defendant, C. H. Tyler, doinij business
as The Overland-Tyler Company, is not
a resident of the State of Indiana.
Safd defendant is therefore hereby
notitied of the pendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term of said Court, and that
unless he appear and answer or ' mur
therein, at the calling of &aid cause, 11
the 16th day of December, A. D. 1!US.
the same being the 31st diy of the next
term of said Court to be be pun and held
fn the Court House. Room No. 2, at
Hammond, in said County and Stato. on
the 2nd Monday of November, A. IX 1918,
isaid action will be heard and determined
in his absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto
set my hand und affix the Seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this 18th day of
October, A.- P. 191 S.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
10-1S-23-11-1 Clerk L. S. C.
IRISH LEADER IS
KNIGHTED BY KING
A"
Sir John MahafTy.
K'n-? George has bestowed n
l.nifrhtnood of the G'-nnd Cos of
;!).? Order of the Emviire on Jshn
I'cntland MahaiTy, who thus Le
coaios Sir John ?,lahaffy. He is rec
o;.rnized as the most eminent schol
ar ci the Emerald Isle.
ill!.
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Amen, an Cr.r l'dry.
Ai:!i riciui Locomotive
Anaconda
Aiiivrieun Hm. Itm;
American Tobecco
lir.ol; !yu Rapid Transit
Laidv. 111 Locomotive
L'Hitimore and Ohu,
Caii'oiian 1'acilic
Am- rienn Can Co.
Nt w York Central
C-dorado Fuel
Of ntrnl Leather
Cht .-a i-coke and Ohio
Cru: side Steel
J'ne
American Steel Fdrs.
'- i-.ei al Electric
'.'put North.-m
International Paper
Norfolk and V'oj'.rrn
Northern Pacific
Pennsy 1 vj nil
PHtsburLr Cool
IV-.ph h Oa."
Republic Iron and Steel
Readme;
U. Rubber
American Sugar
Sou; h n Pru i II c
Southern Railway
Cho. Mil. and St. Paul -
Texas Oil '
U. S. Steel
Union Pacific.
Ut.-.'h Copper
West r.n Union
Wabash
Willys Overland
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VEAL r. 'l-i-IO lbs., tfifi 17c; 60-S0 ibs.,
Is 'i Tfic: !0-ll" lbs., 20 i 2c; fancy. 22 U
Is 2 3c; heavyweight Kidnejs, 13 0 17c:
cearse. 12 ;Mc.
POTATOES e'ars. 36: AVis.-Minn.,
$1.45'' 1.80.
CHICAGO CBAIN rUTUKES.
CCr.X-'Vi., 1.27i; Nov.. ?1.21U;
Dec, JI.IG.
OATS Oct., 67'ic; Nov., 66ic: Pec,
C e c.
c:iicac-o riYE btoce.
HOGS K- o ip;s. 2t.0tl: market,
slew and 2" !.er: pi?s, f 15.00 IT. "3:
bulii.. $:..r,i,i -,t 1.-..S.".: butcher. ? 1 7.73 '
IS. -13: jacking. $16. 00 ft. 17.2".
CATTl.K Keceipts. 4 .((' ; market.
t dy; b ces. f.'.-O ';i 11.49; cow s. $6.63 rT
12.00; stocki rs-feoders. 7.00 WIZ.TtQ:
carriers. $3.7." ': tl 73; calves, $15.60
$lG.t": butchers. Sli. 63 tt 13.00.
CHICAGO PS.ODITCE.
HI TTliit Creamery extras, 33c,"
cream-ry tirsts, 55c; firsts. 53 tr-54 '-.jc;
sciu-n-ls, 51 "ii 52 'jc.
L'tiOS irdinarits, 46'-i'y47c; firsts,
4b S i'.f'ic.
l.lXi: I'OirLTUY Fowls. 22 4 y 2 3c:
ducks. 2::c; peese. 21c; springs, 27c;
turkt.y.s, 32c.
yEAT CAUSE OF
RIDBET T8D0BLE
Taks Salts to flush Kidneys
if Back Hurts or Blad
der bothers.
If you n'ust have your meat every
day, .;it it. hui fluoh your kivlncys vith
salts occasionalj-, says a nctt-d authori
ty who tlis u. that, iiieitt fe.rnih i,ric
aciil Mhich almost paralyzc.i t!. kidneys
in their efforts to expel it from tho
blood. The y become slussish and weak
en, then you suffer with a (lull misery
in the kidney region, sharp pains in the
back or sick hen. '.ache, dizziness, your
stomach sours, toneue is coated and
when the weather is tvid you have rheu
matic twir.g-es. The urine.- pels cloudy,
full of sediment, the channels often ftet
pore and irritated, obi i sin? you to seek
relief two or three times during the
nisht.
To neutralize these; Irritating acids, to
cleanse th kidneys and Hush t,ff the
body's urinous wpste get fcur ounces of
.Tad Salt.-J from any pharmacy here;
take a tabiespoonf ul in a glass of wa
ter before breakfast for a few days nd
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and leijion juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera
tions to flush and stimulate sluggish
kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in
urine, so it no longer irritates, thus end
ing bladder weakness.
.Tad Salts is inexpensive: cannot in
jure, and makes a delightful efferves
cent lithia water drink. Adv.
I HE
TPWP'
uu
Ugly, Unsightly Pimples
Give Heed to the Warniner
Pimples on the face and other
parts of the body are warainps from
Nature th;it your blood is slug-grish
and impoverished. Sometimes they
foretell eczema, boils, blisters, scaly
eruptions and other fkin disorders
that burn 'ike fames of fire.
They mean that your Mood needs
S. S. S. to purify it and clecnse it of
thesa imnure ariiiTnnlnt.Ion tViof nn
'cause unlimited trouble. This remedy
iu the createst veeeUb Llocd cun-
ALLIES CAPTURE
THOUSANDS OF
GERMANS
IFStTED I'RES.4 ('Atl K iiiAM 1
IJtSlnjS, O't. IS. (Hy ihe Uritisil
Admiralty Vir-le.-,s) Between Sep
tember 12. prisoners cni.fned totalled
fl'VM.it) with S00 frun.-. These troop.-
do not include troops who surrender
ed following tb" nrmisticrt with Pul
Karia. Two Aj.f.ian d; visions and
at b-a.t four Oeim'in divisions are
oiierafinfc in Serbia.
.tr advance troops are in touch
v,''t;i th'-ni rint n m '.!. nort'i of
Tckrit.
In Palestine durintt the r' J' t week
we hae made rapid pr mess and our
cavalry is now in posses-ion of Soms.
The Turks have withdrawn without
re.it-nce and it ! b- : . - they will
put up no opposition -south of Aleppo.
A considerable force of about 12.000 Is
being concentrated at that point.
CRITICIZES FLU
CONDITIONS
IN HAMM0ND
In speaking- of the postponement of
the- visit etf Jud'-Ce Anderson to Ham
mond and the sroinar over ef the Octo
ber term of Federal Court the Indi
anapolis Star says:
"It is understood by officials here
that Hammond has been lax in en-
ioicement of th board of health or-
iter regarding influenza and that hun- j
dreds of cases of the disease are re
ported in tha: city, some cf which
are '.;e!;..vvd to be due to this reported
laxity."
CHINAMAN ROBBER.
The Chinese Laundry at Hohman
i-treet. Hammond, was entered some
time during the night through a side
window and about $H.00 in money was
stolen:
Vail of the Vorwaerts.
AMSTKKDA.M. Oct. IS "TSf war
i eoii:ln to un end, and in such a
manner lis no man In Cfrmnnjr d(
Kirc." nid the t om.-!Prt. of Iler
lin. on Mondiiy. '-Let is ay it
Cile!liilV, the neKpapcr eontiuued.
lnrLiK all the terrinle four
enrs the niin of our etlortn find
sacrifice! wan to prevent such un
end."
VKITi EH ON THE WALL
The handwriting- i plain. Don't
Jjnore it. Free book o instructions
on canning: and drying may be had
from the National War Gerden Com
mission, Washington, D. C, fcr twe
cents to pay post2e.
The War Savings Pledge Card is
a little note written to Uncle Sam
tc cssure him that you are with
him in the war and that you intend
to stay to the finish.
CODGiMG SPELLS
BREAIY011 EESI
Put a stop to them with clJ
reliable Dr. King's Nct?
Discovery
inat ravr, hoarse throct must b-3 1
soothed. ir.at praerm-ioaaea cness
must be loosenerf. That couh. must
be checked so y -'J can sleep.
Dr. King's N"w- Discovery has been
r;!levir.$j colds, ind coughs for half a
century without the leest disacreeabla
eltr-e'lects. ... . .
Your druft has it because it U
veil-known and in big demand. 60c
end $1.20.
Try this for Constipation
Keen tha bowels oa 6ched-Ja tirr.s
v-th Dr. King'3 New Life Fills, the
cystera freed from poisonous wastes,
the complextioa clear, the Ftomach
eweet. the tongue uncoated, the breata
untainted. Mild yet positive. 2Dc
Pecai:
siBiBOKd
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TWO STORES 166 State Street, and
Corner Hohman and Stats (4 corners) .
ire bignals of Bad Blooa
1 : e r knnwn n r rl rmrir ha minoMta
or chemicals to injure tta most deli
cate skin.
Go to your drugstore, and get a
bottle cf S. S. S. today, and fret rid
of those unsiphtly and disfiguring
pimples, and other skin irritations.
And it will cleanse your Hood thor
oughly. If you wish special medical
advice, you can obtain it without
charge by writinpr to Medical Direc
tor, -J9 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Georcia.
LIEUT. L L MILLER
GOING 0VCBSE1S SflDH
When an enlisted man is promoted to
: eeond lieutenancy in a little more than
a years time he has delivered the (fe.ods.
as id the case with L. L. Miller, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Miller. S3 Douglas
street, Hammond.
The young man, captain of the 1SU.
Hammond hith school football team, en
listed the. spring of 1517 and was sent
to Petrtland, Me. He became a second
lieutenant at Jacksonville, P'a., August
2 7th of this year. He is home on fur
lough prior to leaving for ovcrsetis
service.
The first of the week Lieutenant Mil
ler and his mother visited his brother,
Arthur, at Camp Sherman, Ohio. Arthur
is seriously ill with pneumonia.
WIFE TOO FAT;
HE ASKS DIVORCE
There is toe much of Mrs. Debb1
Day , to suit John '.. Day of Hammond
and after tewn years of married life
he hss started suit for divorce. John
doesn't dny the fact that Mrs. Day
bad a sunny disposition but he set
forth in the complaint filed by !. V.
Cravens that almost Immediately af
ter they nere married she commenced
to neglect her house and would s t
in 1 rot-kin;? chair til day, rot km1:
eating and sleeping- and became veiy
stout, weighing: moie than CeO jjound'.
PLACE CLOSED UP.
It was reported at the Hammond po
lice station that Joe Gasparowichs.
owner of the building: at the corner
of Columbia ar.d Moss avenues, wheie
there is a soft drln't parlor with a
license in Gaspcrowicht's name, went
in there last nisht and took the li
cense away.
Gasparowicht is said to have take?
the license because be had heard tha'
they. had been selling liquor. The place
is said to have been closed up.
The kaiser it at bat. Strike him
out by buying War Savings
Stamps.
ore Throat, Golds
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