Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 194, Hammond, Lake County, 29 January 1917 — Page 2

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PAOETWO

THE TXX.1E3

Mondav, Jan. 29. 1917

THE TIES HGiilL COLli

Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package ! proves it. 25c at all druggists.

UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEW YORK STOCKS CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Fggs Ordinaries, -36 y 27'-i '0 3 So.

Five poultry Fowls, U20c; geese, ?U; turkeys. 21c.

21-ic; du springs.

ks. 1'J '

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.'.-."onda A. mricnn P: eilyn

January 29. 108 H BeeV Sugar Car Fdry. bJl

7t Si 82 t, IDS' TT G4 81

nil Locomotive

Smelting F5n pl-1 Transit -.

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IT.Mwin lomi"""" liiOUmor rihI Ohio Cnr.adlun Pacific American Can -' New- York Central Colorado Fuel Central Leather ObesapeaJta anil Ohio Crucible Steel Eric American Steel Fdrs. Genera! F-lectric Great Northern Maxwell Motors Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Reading; American Sugar Southern Pacific Southern Railway i'h Mil. and St. Paul

Texas Oil 22 V' V. S. Steel 112Vi Ctih Copper 105 Western I'ninn 9 ' Wabash H s Willys Overland 35

. loOS . 4 X5i . 4 .-- .- S1V 60 k ...169 . 11 5 ' . 54 ins 57 . KiOVi 11 1 v, ssk : ii S 3

CXOSE CHICAGO Wheat May. $1

sept., 5i.;5viCorn May, OrHc; Oats May, 55 c;

okatx r TJTT7K.ES.

71; July. J1.45;

July July,

53c.

(By XJiilte :roos.) j I'HiCAGO. Jan. 2i). Reports thalj British agents in Winnepeg were roselling wheat, today stnt May wheat! tumbling 5 V cents. Sharp sains wore) recorded at the beginning of the market ; on account of German ruler's repeated i decisions to f,ht to the bitter end.! The attitude of the Central allies bring-j ing peace by the naked sword dispelled j all thought of cessation of hostilities, j Leter in the morr.iric; the market de- ! c! fried slightly. j Corn made good gain on first trade' after a higher opening. l.ate it follow-, ed the trend in wheat for a slight fall, i

Oats ste.rted slightly higher, due to the strength of other grains. Provisions ruled firm, not much change, being noted. (By United r?rs.) NEW YORK Jan. TJ. Led by United States steel common, the stock market opened at generally higher levels today. Steel sold up 1 at 114 while speculation on probable action of the directors Bi their quarterly meeting tomorrow was a leading market factor. Industrial alcohol was up 1 ' at 124. American Locomotive 1 V at 77. Utah Copper 1 T- at 107's . and American Smelting at 10SV. General Motors tumbled 5 points under a bear drive this afternoon, selling at 113 4. I". S. Steel after selling at 1111; during the morning, dropped back to li;'r'is. .New Haven sold down 1 to

4 : 1 o w S!

;uk1 Mexican par. Trading i el dropped t.

from today's high, eral weakening at

Petroleum broke be- ; was light. j 1 12 off 2 points ; and there was a gen- j the close. )

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. Hogs Receipts, 67,000; market. 5 higher; mixed. $1 1.20 11.75: good. $11.40y-ll.65; rough. $ 1 1.25 1 1.40 ; light. $11.15ii 1 1 ti5; pigs. $9.35(ja 9.60. Cattle Receipts. 24.000; market, steady; beeves. $7.75 'a 1 1 .90 ; cows-heifers, $5.00 10.25; stockers-feders. fi.OOtr D.nOitexans. $.65r9.S0: calves. $11.00 15.; earners. $3.75 i 5. (Ml; western steers. $7,75 5! 10.0'J.

CHICAGO Kilter Creamery cry firsts. Xfi Vs S7 ends. Si' Ti 32 'ir-.

FSOBTJCX. extras. 38c; ; lrsts. "1 ii

cream:6c; sec-

(By United :?re3s.) NKW YORK. Jan. 29.-The New York Fvenig Sun financial review today naid: "Following a brief period of firmness in the first half hour of trading the today's market turned soft and developed considerable weakness through sheer neglect. Everybody is looking forward to action that will be taken for the last period in 1316 and earnings for the same period published. "Prices in the indust rials anil railroad lists alike were below Saturday's . losing level. In some cases there were declines from two to four points but movements were devoid of significance. '

TESTIMONIALS FOR MEDICINES Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Company Publishes Only Genuine Ones.

The testimonials published by the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Companycome unsolicited. Before they are used the Company takes great care to inform itself about the writer. Never knowingly, has it published an untruthful letter, never is a letter published without written consent signed by the writer. Th reason th,-t thousands of women from an part3 of the country write such prateful letters is that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has brought health and happiness into their lives, once burdened with pain and illness. It has relieved women" from some of the worst forms of female ills, from displacements, inflammation, ulceration, irregularities, nervousness, weakness, Etomach troubles and from the blues. It is impossible for any woman who

13 well ana wno has never suffered to realize how these poor, suffering women feel when restored to h e a 1 1 h ; and theirkeen desire to help other women whn are Bufferinsr as

thpM did. sTsTnkham

TRAIN AS

HITS AUTO WOMAN JUMPS

Mr. and Mrs. ind 1 1) rep c lii ! uj t omobi le a tarrow en ape

Ferdinand F. Chandler ir'en in Mr. Chandler's Chandler had a very from serious inj fry on

a n iiw hen tra in on e j

but

j ii inped reiving

t:i i

st rui

sib-. skidde

a i

road crossing last evening irO hound Motion freight k their car and tisrew it to The autiuli d not turn over 1 on the ice. Mrs. Chandler d fell on the pavement, re-

no injury more serious" than

shock Mrs. E;l tes drove

a ndhruise" 'handler Were up up to the i

stated today when !ier rosfing from

that the husband the east

and started to cross over, the approach of the freight Shut Off the entitle but the ped on tiie lee ami thtrai the front end. The Chandlers live at 241 street.

He trai auti n :

no! ed i and

Highland

To Prevent The Grip Cold cause Grip Laxative Bromo . Quinine removes cause. There is only one " Promo Quinin" K. W. GROVE'S signature on box. 25c. Adv.

THIS

IS A SHOWNOT A MOVIE

"The Girl Without A Char.ee." is a! melodrama not a moving picture at ; the Hammond Orpheum Theater Wednesday, for one day only. The cast is made up of New York actors and the shi'W was produced ill New York Citylist fall. "Maid To Order." a musical comrdy by E. P. Churchill is at the Orpheum t he first two dais. Monday and Tuesday, starting this 'mat inee.

NOT MUCH BETTER

Hammond Furniture

Hospital 328 N. HOEMA5 ST. For up-to-date Upholstering, Furniture repairing, Mattresses mads to order. All work called for end delivered. Phone 2462.

I pi!

Has a

BUM9! F0fl

Indiana Harbor Now

MODERN' HOTEL The Hotel Mohawk Phone 263. ('or. .Michigan. Avenue, and Irapevine Streets.

UUS11 HAUiSUT FOR THE BRITISH FROM PACIFIC FISHING GROUNDS

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Unload i Nij F'ish Increasing shipments of halibut

from Pacific ports, to markets in

United States and to commissaries of Europe's armies, belie the rumors i of diminishing supplies. Month by ! month the shipment have grown;: weeks ago they passed the mark of ; 1,500.000 pounds c week of frozen : fish. I While the trawlers that Britain; sends to the Dogger Banks and other i fishing grounds have brought less j fish than before the war, the great; armies were set to eating fish twice j a week with the regular rations. As ,

result the fleets of Newfoundland

I ( pi A -"A

the "7

.y.'OSjg

Going up on

High?" Better try the low gear first. The human engine must have the right kind of fuel-food. Power to do things comes from food that is rich in musclebuilding material, that is easily digested. Shredded Wheat is a high-power Tood, the kind that fits a man or woman for the day's work just enough rnusclemaking material, just enough heat-making material to keep the body in top-notch condition. Shredded Wheat is ready-cooked, ready-to-eat. Two Biscuits with milk make a nourishing meal at a cost of a few cents. Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.

?!ir?' isssssmsKssmw tify the error that stands as p. result of the disaniiexatiori of Stiglltz Park as a precinct In this city. The ordinance that stands provides for three precincts in the tlrst ward, while as a matter of fact there are but two precincts in that ward.

ARE YOU COMING?

f Governor Goodrich we.l attended. The

continental railway, the Grand Trunk j Pacific. 1 Last year 70,000,000 pounds of ; halibut were caught in the Pacific, j most of it on the northern banks. I Of this approximately 10,000,000

and the fleets of Prince Rupert have ; pounds were shipped through l nnce been kept at their fishing night and ! Rupert and the remainder through day. Fish by the train load have I Seattle. Under the new law pracbeen despatched eastward from this;tically all the halibut will be shipped great fishing rendezvous, making through Prince Rupert where the heavy tonnage for the new trans-'fleets outfit and ship.

Hillii PRIZE ill 1

HTiniwinF mini icity ?m

ltd lull if lUk i wibfc-iwii j -

enoed druggist and pharniacis tof the steel city, the new proprietor taking charge of the business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Callender. while residing in this city have made a host of friends who v. il! regret to see them leave, th y contemplating making their residence in the south in the near future.

The Chrysolite Girls Club will give their home talent entertainment at. Central Music hull this Monday evening, and from the advance sab- of seats, those taking part will be greeted by a large audience. The entertainment v. ill consist of the old time f.,!R song raid dances and some novel sketches wiil be in'rodueed. Fred Friediey of ITp.mmond visited with Crown Point friends over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Heinz of Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dyer of Hammond visited at the Jules Rockwell home on Court street yesterday. The masquerade dance at Central Music hall on Saturday evening given by the farmer boys was well attended and some novel costumes were exhibited. Those winning prizes were Dorothy oung and George Wicl.ard, May Ilenei ke and Vie Rohbins.

The citizens' mai?-rneeting at the Chamber of Commerce to give a public expression on tho. pending o oirt bill?

fur the benefit promises to be

meeting is open to the general public, and the committee hope-, the taxpayers wll! turn out in large numbers as tha court. question concms cery taxpayer.

PUMPING-IN

STATION BAD SHAPE

Alder street pumping station, F.ast . Chicago, the pumping station that takes; care of all of the sewage east of Kurlid i uvnue, is in bad shape and several j times within the last few days the

basements in the Harbor enl or trie oi.y have been gravely imperiled. Friday night th" pump bn ke down and although it was fixed temporarily on Saturday yet it is reported this rnoring to be in bail shape again. It would be well if residents likely to bp affected by an excess of water in their

basements would take

prevent property waste. Oily Kngineer Wallace. Campbell. Mechanician Kipp

Commissioner Kbrnan and

works are watching the situation arefully and are doing everything possible i" take care of the suplus water that is now pouring through the sewer pipes.

! It is expected today an auxiliary pump ! will be installed to prevent damage.

! Reliability j The well known reliability and ini tegrity of the firm S. Silver, Hani- ' mond, is back of every eye examin.'. j tion and every pair of glasses tha' leaves our place of business.J This same reliab'lity applies to a'.': j our advertisements and annour.t merits and we invito your inspection i of same. Remember, we are the only optical firm in Lake county tha'

grinds all iheir own lenses for this

i reason we ran gife yon iar ne.u-: service and better lenses at a m i; ' j lower price.

AND COMPLETE AN

WE GRIND

LENSE IN AN HOUR.

precaution

i Try us and If f. us prove to yov. W'laims are correct.

We solicit your optical requirement. , because we are the only completely

firm In Dane county.

Assistant t. Street

the board of ; equipped optical

ir you'll mlvertlsr your holiday hnrnin we vrlll et the people to ahop early- Noiv' 4he lime to ret busy.

Miller's Antiseptic Oil. Known

Jeweler and Optometrist. 177 E. State St. Hammond, Ir. j. Opposite E. C Minas Dept. Store. Open evenings.

Will

Win merce one of recent

Oh'

Chamber of ( f organization

outgrow I lis o!

!an campaign.

livities are going forward in other rect ions to develop the plan. Om these is the publicity campaign for

city the proposed prize compi the futurist story of -Ham' l!".n." Along this line C. Ro

ge nera I sales ma na go r

company alreaii

Junior

is in process

the- immediate

Hammond P

,nd.

as i

di-

Among tiiese it shown that

ere a total of 1M' addresses and i the school in the homes and various bodies. This includes

I -

uis

"i lammoud Facts" competitors at hom side, well under way

:f the his aid and o With

t i"ii on ioikI in ! ; ( 'orbin. t S. BeU:. j okb t of j ispect i vc i

the OU

the aid of

the International Harvester company s publicity department the idea of the Hammond plan is to be given nation wide publicity in a manner that the city of Hammond could not buy in anyother way. the Chicago concern having means juid avenues through which ii can reach mor" then a million renders in the I'nited States. The thoroughness with which the International Harvester company's educational extension department went into the Hammond campaign is evidenced by the statist.es it has just compiled regarding the siaff of speakers it had in

1 la mm there ' talks i before

more i ban n score of preliminary in

iii"s The ramnnisn entailed a tol

railroad mileage traveled of " . 2 CJ 2 miles, and :t3 i miles traveled by auto. '1 lie most surprising statement in these statistics is the fact that 14.ih.mi persons all told attended the various meetings. More than a hundred young people an- expected to be in attendance next

t-! Thursday evening at the organization

in the chamber of commerce rooms on the third floor of the Citizens Hank building of a Jun ior Chamber of Commerce. A temporary organization was effected at a meeving last Thursday and those of the thirty-five young men present are oat working tooth and nail for the new enterprise. It is hoped to make the organization as representative of the young men of the city as possible. It will be non-political and affiliated with the senior Chamber of Commerce. The young men are very enthusiastic and prr-diot big things for the Junior Chamber of Oonimeico.

came tip fr Attorney D. ed brother.

uth

and -fend

ret a ined his ja il-

MUNSTER

About th s t e r had a

rly young s ! e i g h r i 1 e

evens r, g evening and Mr where :

Coffee, served, a home abi joyed thf I.ou ise

end

Aft.-r a was spent '. J. Kli

eopie

" t y nit

of MunThursdny ride the

leva

i ke and li the -,i: 11 o' e ven i I. g K a s k e s

h o i n e

pie

it tin- home of Mr. .man in Mu lister, n en in g was sper. t . s a ti 1 iw i ; i c s were oiir.g people went ii-!;, a 1 1 ha in g en -

WILL BE PERMANENT

STAT!

MOOSE BANQUET

and sixty membe! s of diiieii at the club roi and were entertained performance. During

t lie mis by the

moon iated.

fifty-seven candidates were

Death of School Boy. W.iiard Horner, an 11-year o'.d pupil in the sixth grade of the I-afayette sc'.iool, died Saturday of typhoid fever and was buried in Oak Hill this afternoon foilowing services at the home of iiis parents. Mr. and Mrf. Wi'.lard Horner. Jr.

Positively Relieve Pain in Three minutes.

f Try it right now for Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Dumbago. sore. stiff and s-'b'ti jO.rits. pains in the head, back and limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After

- tie aPPl O H I lua l'xoi ui.-.joi j e i by magic. i A never-failmg remedy used internal- ' !y and externally for Coughs. Coids, I Croup. Sore Throat, Diphtheria and Toni silitis- . J., . , 4V .

This Oil IS roneecjeu o, ut' Lilt; MliiM penetrating remedy known. Its prompt end immediate effect in relieving pain is due to the fact that it penetrates to the affected parts at once. As an illustration, pour Ten Drops on the thickest piece of sole bather, and it will penetrate through and through in three minutes. Accept no substitute !)" ere- o-i is golden red color only. Kvery bottle guaranteed; 2.rc and ;.0o a bottle, or money- refunded. At leading druggists.

Kaufman &- Wolf. Hammond

There re 10.000 I.nke County people who nre living all over the V. . A Kul.srrlptlon to THE TIMES will save jou the trouble of writing; a letter to hit one of them.

PASTIME TODAY The Yellow Menace In a Three Reel Feature, Featuring RICHARD TRAVERSE Tomorrow The Shielding Shadow Wednesday Clara Kimball Young in C-Reel Feature Marriage ala Carte

Business

Meeting.

The annual business meeting and supper of the congregation of the First Christian churcri is to be held Thursday evening at the church. Repo rts for the year will be made ar.d officers elected. Rev. Sharp, the pastor, leaves

loidicht to loin the dry lobby at

flinnapolis but will return Thursday.

' ggg 1 D e LUXE i THEATRE j

In-

125 TELEGRAMS TO SENATOR GRANT

Telegram blanks were distributed

Hammond churches yesterday

members urged to dispatch

to their repre

asking that bltion hi;'.

entativef m

thev vote for

(uie hundred

five prohibition telegram at the Hammond office of

Colon last evening and

sent to senator loin man

a nd

messn eps the senate trie pro'nl-

an 1 twentywere filed the Western

today and all

w e r

SPECIAL

MEETING

A special meeting of the city round! of Fast Chicago is called tonight to take action on matters of general inter

est.

An ordinance will be introdui

i-ed to ret

a m

pen

illS her

the week I.ig htfoot

I'nable to get much relief on the farm w ith relatives near Michigan City. : Councilman Oscar I'lageniau has rcturn-

I ed to his home in Hammond on Russell ' street, to recuperate from pulmonary troubles which he bas been afflicted for

some time. His condition is such that he has to remain in bed. and his fever at times goes as hitih as a pit. It is is onlv the last few weeks that Mr. Placeman's condition has become serious and he thought that the farm life might benefit him. but be did not have the strength to enjoy it.

i n

were

visiting

ARRANGE FOR PEYTON DEFENSE The state case of Frank Peyion. a Hammond n"grr charged with the murder of Alma Smart a negress s."v-; eral months was set for trial in Judge Reiter's court for today but was continued for two weeks to enable him to prepare a legal defense. It was onlylate last week that Peyton's brother j

at the

riff it!;.

Mrs. Kub'.mati and Mrs. Kahe

Hammond shoppers Friday. John KroosswyU of Hammond, is spending n few days at home, visiting Ills parent".

Mis Mary Kraay of Ross, i with Mr. and Mis. P. Sehooii

IT'S yoyo LIVER! YOU'RE BILIOUS, HEADACHY,

Don't stay constipated with breath bad, stomach sour cr a cold.

tL-.rfaV-f

I V--"-'ri v.

Typical Weather for GOOD COAL

Dependable coal, such as we talk p bo ut and sell, is the kind that does offoctive work in any sort of weather. P's right in quality, right Jy screened and delivered the day und time promised . THE BIEKER BROS. CO, J 44 Sibley St. 257 IT. Hohrnm fft. Telepuone 5S. Telephone 3. EAancom), ittd. ,

UAriU Ur lilMliad

Enjoy life! Liven your liver and bowels to-night and , feel fine.

Bi lc ' 1 jiji.-..-1-jr -.,,ir..,....-M.-n.

CABS OP THANKS. We wish to thank our kind neighbors, friends and the employ es of the GibsrMi ; round house, for their kindness Rnd sympathy shown us during the death of our beloved son. Alfred Galsfer. and the Key. Wagner for his kind words spoken during the. hour of sorrow , and I he beautiful floral offerings. Mlt. A- MRS. GOTKKIB GAKSTKR. KKOPOI.D GAKSTKR. 1-2:1-1

tki 3

h ..ifrS .rlK a

lf nceforth Harnmotid will be a perm-

... . . . : rr, ..

nr auxiliary recruiting siamm. , n.

: ci-y today ranks first in the Fort Wayne i district as a recruiting center. The ! distinction has been given the city by the activities of Sergeant 'Welch. Fori i Wayne, however, ranks first in the Fnitt ed States in the number of recruits enI listed, according to population. Since December P'.tli. when the Ham- ' mond recruiting post was opened Sergt. i Welch enrolled forty-eight applicants, i The names, branch ,f service and resiI donee of the latest recruits arc as foli lows: I Lawrence Planch, cavalry. Marion.

Ind. '.d ward P. Wilde, quartermaster corps. 1 la mmond. Phillip Ryan, quartermaster corps.

Gary. Raymond

1 Iiunmoiid. Michael J. Paylo. coast artilkry eorps, Whiting. Albert Johnson, spinal corps. Hammond. Ross I Fox. infantry. Hammond. William J. Mantell. infantry. Hammond. Steven Ceffaro. aviation corps. Chicago. Il'Robert K. Knowles, cavalry. Hammond. Steven Surdyk. fiicld artillery, Hammond. Samuel P. linker, infantry. Hammond. William R. Koelpin. coast artillerycorps. Hammond.

Henry C. Merz, hospital corps

mond.

T,. Howe. field artillery.

Ham-

CROWN POINT

GIRLS! THICKEN AND BEAUTIFY YOUR HI AfJO STf DANDRUFF Try this! Your hair gets wavy, glossy and abundant at once. Vo be possessed of n bead of heavy, beautiful hair: soft, lustrous, fluffy, wavy and free from dandruff is merely a matter of using a little Danderine. It is easy and inexpenesive to have nice, soft hair and lots of it. Just get a I.i-tcnt bottle- of Knowlton's Danderjne n,,V alt drug stores recommend it apply a little as directed and within ten minutes there will be an appearance of abundance, freshness, f.ufilriess and an incomparable glosr- and lustre, and try as you wiil you can not find a trace of dandruff or falling hair: but your real surprise will be after about two weeks' use, when you will see new- hair and down at first yes but really new hair sprouting out all over your "CBlp Danderine is. we believed, the only sure hair grower, destroyer .r dandruff and cure for itchy scalp and it never fails to stop falling hair at om e.

If you want to prove bow pretty and

your hair really is. moisten a cloth i

n little Danderine and car iun.v il through your hair taking one

strand at a lime. Your hair win

in just a surprise

this. Adv.

. TODAY AND TOMORROW Clara Kimball Young:

"The Foolish Virgin BY THOMAS DIXON AUTHOR OF "BIRTH OF A NATION."

THURSDAY THEDA BARA and HARRY HILLIARD In the sweetest love story ever told in "ROMEO AND JULIET" ALSO THE LATEST PATH E WEEKLY.

to 11 P- r. ouy a coupon book ana oave monc.

Continuous 10 a. m

ORPHEUM THEATRH HAMMOND Today and Tomorrow 2 DAYS ONLY

K. P. Churchill Presents "MADE TO

3 Shows Daily-2:30,

Matinees 10c, 15c.

30 PEOPLE 30

7:30 and 9:00

Nights 10c, 20c, 30c

A COMEDY PATHOS TEARS LAUGHTER

soft

with

d ra w sma 1 1

he soft, glossy and beautiful few moments a delightful

awaits everyone -who tries

IN MEMORIAM. In loving memory of our dear mother. Mrs. Anna M. Kitchell, who died on Jan. 29. 191 S, a year ago today. We loved her. yes. we loved her. Hut angles loved her more And they have sweetly' called her To yonder blissful shore. The Golden Gates were open A gentle voice said, come. And with farewells unspoken Sho calmly entered borne. 1-29-1 HF.fi SON'S.

POST Screw wears a blai reward. Phone

tailed brindle bulldog: k brass stud led harness; 2"n Hammond. !::!! :3

1 WORK WHILE YOU SLEEPj

To-night sure: Kemove ine iiu-r bowel poison which is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue coated, breath j ff.15ivi- and stomach sour. Don't stay i

bilious, sick, headachy, f-onstipated and full of cold. "Why don't you get a box of Cascarets from the drug store now'.' Fat one or two to-night and enjoy the nicest, gentbst liver and bowel cleansing you ever experiences. You will wake

up feeling tit and tme. i ascarels never j

gripe or bother you nil the next day like calomel, salts and pills. They act gently but thoroughly. Mothers should give

cross, sick, bilious or feverish children : a whole I'ascaret any time. They- arej harmless anil children 1 e them. Adv. i

Tim funeral r,f l-'roii Gutschow. who

was found wandering around the streets of Chicago, and taken to the Bridewell hospital, where he died as the result of exhaustion and, exposure was held yesterday. Mr. Gutschow. who was mentally unbalanced, strayed away from the home of relatives, east of this city, two weks ago. and since that time until the authorities here were notified of his death, iio trace could be found of him. The deceased was at one time one of the city's most prosperous shoe merchants and leaves quite a littfe property to relatives. His only son has not been heard from for some time, hut is

tnougni to ro'i'ntf m tne west. v j

Mr. Callender. who bas been engaged

in the drug business, on the east sid

of the public square, has sold his in

tcrests to Mr. Boyd of Gary, an experi-

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE EAST-BOUND MAY 28, 1918 ' FROM HAMMOND 4 12:n0 p. m. Fast through train

to Old Point

No. 212:46

cinnati

No.

Comfort.

a. m. Local train 10 v.:n-

and nil Intermediate stations.

WIUST -BO UN D.

For Chicago 6:4U a. m. and

flHICHESTER S PILLS

i fa

el n f$

1 Ir

' : i

t A.k T(tnr Hrnfffflat for

hl-eJm-lr'a llmor,t ltraad

ldl.

33 ! Ft o

8 WfirmmmmBM,

HAMMOND

MATINEE, 2 NIGHT, 8'15

30.

C! The

?!ACh

Girl

ance

Witl

ONE DAY ONLY WED., JAN. 31ST

lout

A PLAY FOR THE MOTHERS

A Model and Fearless Plea for the Betterment of Young Girls Who Are Without Parents and Homes Soul Stirring Episode

fill, in K.d iwi Void irruili

. . t Ma Hlhrr J I T of TODP

imViivn i:i;m flLl.H. fo ea

mm kixra J Bt. Set. Almv RHW '

cm n uv r-OT r.r.KT FVFDVWHFD-

CHILDREN Prices Matinee, 2.V.

NOT ADMITTED Nicjht, 23c, 33c, 50c,

5. 1.00

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