Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 8, Hammond, Lake County, 3 March 1917 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Man -h v.n i AMERICAN VICTIM OF THE LACONIA HE TIMES' The dangerous cold is the neglected cold. Get a box of Mats. Tue., Thur., Sat. and Sunday. Every Night e O'cloc. Mats. 10 and 20c. Except Sunday. Ni-ihts. 10. i.0, 30C. Xxcept Sunday. CASCARAkQUIN!NE 2i

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.!!. n MiTi'.r.i ! ' ' '- SiH'iir 1 A .-, a r-ir foundry th" Ti American Locomotive tl Anaconda 3 Am- i i- .an Smelt n. !'. Ha idw !U !.. i .Mil. 1 1 vi-. J - I :n!t ifiu.ro and 'bio 75 - Oanadi-m Po-ibo L"-4 mt ri..'..i u 'an Co V. v York Central .j..r-..l. Fuel -. ."in ra ! I .eat her i h. -.! r-.-ako -ml Ohio Vi, o.j S'. 1 American Steel IAiiin,!:i.-: . Maxwell Motors Mexican Pet rcl'-um Norfolk arc! Western Xorthern Pacific IVnnsyh ani-i 1 -J: ! shin Coal itepuhlie Ir. a and St--: Ueadintr C S. Rubber Am. ri. an Suftir Southern Pacific '.-.oithern Railway Ohjto.. Mil. and St. Rati 1 Texa s hi V. S. Stool i'ni.'n Pnciftc I'tah i-.TP-r Wabash ... A'.'iMvs Over-land A .', '-, S 7 1 - r.s . - - f. 1 f,l!; v 7 i - -- 12 S 'i ;. t ' 7 V l.. . 1 1 1 1 .22s - -1" CHICAGO OEAIN IUTUEIS. When-. May. fl.K: July, fl.k: September. $1.17'. Corn Mtv. J1.07"x: .!:'.;.-. 51 ;C'a. Oats May. r.ft4e; July, 57',. . CHICAGO I.XVE STOCK. HOGS Keeeipts, lSjiOrt; market, strong, in to 15 hiKher: mixed. $1.1. 2S .t 33.75; pood. $1". 4". y 13.70: rough. $13. 2m i; 12.10: lisht. $12.90g 13.65; i-iss. $10.25 - - e CATTLE Peccipts, SCO; market, steady: beeves. JS.00 f 1 2.00 ; cows-heifer-. $5 SO'j I'.t.SO; stockers-feclers. $6.4 ! 1; 9 2.": texans. JS.73 -ff f-.s."; oanners. $4.the war how it is affecting security values, and what peace or war means to Keneral business throughout the country. Present stock-market opportunity and how to profit bv it. An interesting letter just issued covers the above subjects fully and is yours, free for the ask'PR. if in v-mr T-e.7-.iPst you specify Special Letter E. E. 40 226 South La Sail 8trt. Chicago, III. Lob D latino Plwm, Harrison 4992 ffainnianff fron & Metal c& MARCUS BR03., Prop. "Wheleiale DeaJen la IRON, METALS, EUBBEB A1TD SECOND HAND MACHINERY Officer 340 Indiana Av. Ytrtjt Sohl 6t and Indiana Av HAMMOND. i: INDIANA. Offlca Phonav 127 Raa. P'hona 1046-B Tel. East Chicaso 23 DR. J. GOLDMAN DENTIST First National Itank nidat. Cor. Chicago Forsyth Ave. r:T niirti;n. Consultation In Kngilsh, German Polish. P'.avlsh and Russian. HE AZiTHEO-GBAjyiS by l'r. C. R Iais: Urink "Lake Michigan" daily so ou will get used to it by Apr. 2nd. Don't eat too much meat, potatoes an 1 cabbag.-, taboo. V good menu is 1 lb. pickerel. 1 Hi. narlie, 1 qt. ' Lake M i.-h igan." 'bid p!a'-s $2. mi. teeth and crowns. 1 bu potaI- ilings ..He and ut. VTCTC PLN'LFS.S, 9 I, fen Store Bli. 'hones: 67360. BEST fr:s 31 12 m u y aw. m fc. ii, HiiL

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Fried Silver Smelts. Breaded Potatoes (Jaufrette Tartar Satioe

Choice of Polled Ox Tongue, Sanen Polonaise Fricassee of Chicken "Willi Noodles Spanish Chicken Stew "With Pice Veal Cutset Breaded a la Hoist oin Small BtH'f Tenderloin Sictk, Sain-e Beaniaisc Koast Stuffed Younp; Chicken with Jellv Ponst Sup;ar Cured Ham, Sauce Madera Poast Piime Piibs of Pecf an Jus

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25 .".Art; ralv. s. 8 Ot.l '.( 11.25; western steers, $.v.-0;: U'.OO. CHICAGO PRODUCE. Pl'TTEE - Creamery extras. 4 2o: creamery firsts. 3-'i.t 39c: firsts. 3 4 Ii 56c: S ootids. "2 i! "S Co. -Ord i na l ies. o , f.rM5. : 1.1 Vi: ! H'l.TIlY row Is. C'V; dueks. 1 IT ;t -r.o; i.: cm 15 ; l5c; springs. 20o: turkeys, r-'C. ! XKW YORK. March .-. Th Xcw jY. rk i:veniiiK Sun financial r- i- w This ; vf .:::r sas: -lay's short session if Cue stock Mioirket as a perf 'in-t tv affair. There- , was sotno short eo-.-f r!nr mil? c(-inns - u;i of nc-ounts for tiio week ml. Prices : woro I'rm t hroii Khout . Considerable ac- ; !lv:'y developed in th-- second hour. I S. nt'.ment is cheerful for the most par?. hut it is evident that the public is stilt t waiting on events at. AVaslunjrton. There was som.i i-how of activity in soicurities. In the industrial list price ad vances ranged fruin one to three points. The Quinine Tnat Does Not Affect the Head Pecause of its tonic and laxative effect, Laxative Liromo Quinine can be taken by anvone without causing nervousness or , rnsiiif in the head. there is only one i "Promo Quinine." E. W. CtPOYK'S sig- ! nature on box. 25c. BAENZIGER PRAISES TIMES NEWSPAPERS "Thk Times Is my kind of a paper. It is certainly a live daily." Comms from Albert Baenziger whose business is newspaptrin this is praise indeed. Mr. Baenzlerer has covered the I-'red L. Higsins murder mystery for the Chicago American and fellow reporters in Chicago freely admit ha is. a thoroughly conscientious. resourceful and capable newspaperman and a likeable follow. For eight years, since he joined the American staff, Pa.-nsiger has worked on minutes until recently he had a iv reus breakdown from which ho is now recovering. There are ten editions daily of his paper and every second is an hour to Baenziger when he is out on a tig story Irving (and .succeeding) to keep a jump ahead of his competitors on each feature as it develop' While in Hammond last week Pacnziger took a great deal of interest in reading The Time Ho states that the first thing which attracted him to the paper was the live make-up and the clear and clean typography. He was also kind enough to say The Times covered everything in the murder case right up to the minute. I'aenziger is one of the minute men exports in the Chicago newspaper game and loves the excitement. He wn educated thoroughly In music and drifte.l into the game as a music critic, one day a big story broke when the city room was shy of reporters and P.aenziger volunteered to go out. He cleaned up on the story, sewed-up the pictures, and the spell cf the fascinating business was in his blood. At his home in 1131 Hyde Park boulevard Haenziger has a number of interesting souvenirs which he shows occasionally in a reminiscent mood to a friend. They include, pictures taken by staiT photographers who were with him in n he- covered the Paltirnore national democratic convention for The American, traveled with Theodore Koosevelt, and secured the first interview- Alice Ttoosevelt gave to a newspaperman after her father became president. Of course "lien", as his office calls him, never intended his remarks should he puhlished. especially in praise of a competitor for the lojal fellow thinks The Chicago American is the greatest of all newspaper!". AT DeLUXE With Dorothy Dalton in "Chi 'k.-n Casey" an.l Charles Chaplin in "The Rank." I t Luxe is sure to have a sat-Isfae-ory picture program Sunday. The hic-rest attrretion in wndes conies Monday and Tius lay in Thed.a Rara's 'The I'a'lin of Paris." whi-h is a i v isaaliz don of Victor Hugo's "The Hum h ha ek of Notre ame." FOODS. 141 E. State St. '1 NU a 1 Anlaiso Arixod Sweot Pickles Buttered Beets Freiudi Dressing. Peach Sauce

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Mrs. Mary Hoy of Chicago, and her j daughter Elizabeth ied at 1:30 a. in.. Monday, Feb. 2', in an open boat after i the Iaconia had been sunk by a Cor- j man submarine. She died in her DILWORTH BILL IS PASSED j iTIMKS HI H1AI j j AT STATU ( triTAI . IMOIANAPoI.ls, March 3. T.;e sm - ate has passed the bill irit ro.lu. ed Representative I'ilworth of I,ip.rte county, ifiving the board of trustees the state' prison a -i t iu.ri' y to l.-.is.-lands to be tilb-d by inmates of the prison, to raise food pro. In. ts for - of the prison. BEALL HAS SON. -sib or! P. li' n::ii!i:iT of McC howling alleys, is buying the cigars for

his friends in eiel.ni 1 1. n f 1 1 a rrn a 1 '- at his homo of a baby b..y. who TIMES BUEXAIT, father sas will becine a ;:0H bow Nr. AT STATE CAPITAL. Mother and child are doing nice!;.. ; lXPIAXAPOM. . IN P. Mar. h 3. ' The public t" rvice commission has an

FINED FOR BREAKING QUARANTINE Miss Jos:.-- Jo:, i , 1137 '"abitnet ;:venue. arrested ff.r br-akiug- a scarlet I fever q'.iarnri Pi her home, was tir.ed i $3 and costs in the city court She was r-rrested by Sanitary Ins-.-c- i 1 tor Merrill. ! WILLIAM KOLB, ! EFFICIENT OFFICIAL j In another cdtinin of t: is p.-p.-r I William Kolb j as aimotinced his car.di-ldai-y, sub.ie.-t to the democratic P' -! mary. -March for re-e,c. tion to theoffice of cit;.' clerk. City Clerk Kolb has lived in Hami moiid thirty-two years, and for fourteen years has be- n a taxpayer. Wit h I his parents h" was .,! of the earlv i residents of the city. In his boviiood I days there were neither pav'"" nts. j pewers, sidi-walks nor waterworks in Hammond. William Kon. has as iaru" an ac'iuaintancc in Hammond as any man in the Cty and Is favorable known as an official He is ak!mr his friends to vote for him Tuesday. DYER Harry We is find Dr. .1. A. Cliev.any of Hammond, were I;.er bus.ioss visitors yesterday forenoon. A sli-sht improven..-nt is reported today in th" condition "f Mrs. Peter Sihaib-r w! o has V n i onnncd to the i,,.ca fo- oearlv a week: with threat-

eiu-d pneiiironia. , .Mrs. i-'r.n.k Karl Kallenbercer of Kankakee. iV)!,.tP Th,

! spending several days her., thin we.o. : looking after some business i n : crest s. '. I. C-allagnfr oi ii.'. 1 acted business here yesterday f - noon. '.' " ----- - - NO STOMACH PAIN, OSS, INDIGESTION IN FWE MINUTES

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best antacid and stomacn regulator known. "Really do- s" put upset stomachs Ir order "reallv docs" overcome indigestion, dyspepsia. K 'S. hcirtburn and sour-nr-ss due to aei.r ferm-ntation in tiv mil utes - that just that mak. s Rape's Di .p,-psin . the largest selling stomach j antacid and repuhator in the world. If j what you .-at ferments arc! turns sour, you belch gas and eructate undiK steii food or water; head is dizzy and aches; breath foul; tonpue coated; your insides filled with indices! lhle waste, remember the moment "Capo's Diapepsin" comes in contact, with the stomach all suen distress vanishes. It's truly astonishing almost marvelous, ami the Joy is if? barmlessn.ss. A larfre fifty-cart ra?" of Rape's Diapepsin is worth its weight in sold men and woir.cn who can't pet their stomachs regulated. It bt hums in your lomP. should alwavs be kept handy m case of a sick. sour, upset stomach dur - ini? the day or at nipht. It's the quickest, purest antacid for the stomach in the world. Adv. NOTICE IMoved to our new store, 188 State St. Arthur Schutz, Florist. 3-2-

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.. 'CiC'?, iV'v.,-i'"'--.v- iff c- at vi; -??;' -v ao,tp ugh IT'S -rns. killed by exposure in i.-y o. ,an. Miss Hov died a few ! ,.. 1.,;,.- The .i.-.atH of these two' ert act to pre .-ip.t.ite war; mav b t ! o ve ,(, , Wl musiy. a ihc V: ted State: 1 tierBACK FROM CONVENTION 1 superintend-i .lumping from a schoo lit..;' national con v. ntioti at Kansas City tins week to Indianapolis, Superintendent C. M. McHano l r turned yesterday ov.ning. The Kansas City conoiitii.ii was all. nd- d b l.o't s. hoolm n and tiie program was brimful of subjects of national educational value. Mr. M.-l ani.-i's side trip to Indianapolis was prompted by his interest in the school revenue bills which must pass to raise additional taxes in lieu of I he disa ppearmg saloon licnse m.mi s. GETS COMPANY ITS RIGHTS t horiz 1 t he ary and Southern Trac - tioti -(.nij any to issue Mid sell $15O.00' worth of bonds and canc-l J2HO.00U of old bonds with proce. .is a,,,; the cash on JUind. TTr j-n jr-ri-vr KEEP BUSY (By United Press.) INIM AXAPol.IS. IM., March 3.tVomfii of Indiana, v.iih the victories they have- obtain. in the pt'-s. nt h-gls

lature to encourage them, ha v.. io..ided j Sl outs Avnirh entertained him to be ' to continue their efforts lor better laws!'11" guests at the matinee Saturday of; and wi'.l k. p headquarters open at the ""x1 week. Rev. Passett. Levi Golden, rapilol until the new constitution has j '-'harles Surprise. Scout Master Brew- j been ratified, it was announced today. !","r ;";d other men were the guests'. T1..J headquarters will be continued un- "r the scouts.

lcr th nispices of the Indiana Worn - e n's L.gislaMv.. coun.il. They will make a ,h' f.,r th- .h-cion of dele-j gates they favor to the convention and! will th.-n oirry their ligat to tho conion itself. ... , , ,. : " 1 ' ' -' " unt i-iiquor clause ni iia- Pasic law. They also wish an fqual suffrage clause in the en titution. A tiht will b.- n,ad- for provision for', nioth-r's pension, which was killed by th- low. r hous.. of .p.. l. g-slature this session aft- r it in.! Imn passed .by the senate: an eight h.-ur workday for wonI'lfii; better anit;. cndition;, where) wetu.'ii are en-,;.L,.. e i to be brought. .iooui ' i,! -e:ii i ne f nae;n;r-m OI tie: f. ,- laws .and through th- .appointment of a w oman factory in-i "Ctory. ST. JOHN was a II a mm i j x,,.-t,. , t ):,-.h ... Jlui,,ioghter. a n d ted business j in Chicago, on j i..,ti,.r.. :-- ;lv f.irri h le-rv, has inn: ' vi ! o lias been worki ml f Ad -.: ph Schet f r an i is w orking for Ed Co-.k al Mf.rr. mong th,- i were Mr. and ' hildren. Tis.-i 1 a toi- Roiiri'.oi While h.-,-:!:r Adoljdi S. In : . . isitors fri.i iv o i ai .naer anu, ohg a ! 1 of hay to the pi ice Friday, J:i, 0b 'ad tiie mi.s'ortuiie of a.i f hi when his load topHe sust.cric-i .several Pad had a narro v esiape from i a r vi e : v ; i g a j pled ov . r. i hnii, h ami j rod Its rcaMotiday ev.n NEW CASES FILED In the Rake Superior Court. Cases Filed Feb. 23rd. 15S90 Rm. 3 ..r.r.eri! by df ft. fred Milhr ( G. c. Erb. White) vs. Joseph 13S97 Rm. 1 N.-,t,.: The Paxton Lum. t'o. ( L. V. Cravens) vs. Roy Witter. I5V.1S Rm. 1 Divorce: Thelma L. Wil - cox (V. J. Murray) vs. Charles R. Wilcox. 13S99 Km. 2 Divorce: Xaka Paich IV.'. J. Murray) vs. Peter Paich. 15900 P.m. p:t. to sell R. E.; Yens An b rson. admr. Est. of John Rust ( E. G. Sproati s. I.jda 1-rhardt and Mary Wsmimont. 1 Rrn. :: f,..r.cl. It. E. MtK.; M. Jasper Rrown (J. IC. Stinson) vs. John Ryan. I 1'5902 Rm. 1 Attachment: Joseph Wadas (GrahowskO vs. Sophia Tolpa. 13903 Rm. 1 'n j, f. Contract; AValenty Sobczyk (Gn)bowski) vs. Sophia Tolpa. ATTACHE IS KILLED (lty l nlted I'rrnit 4 nMcRrnm.) ROME. March 3 Major Ileilliergr. American military attache to tiie Rome embassy, was killed Thursdav while at the Carso front, accoundinK to an-

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nouncement today. Major Heilberg". It was aaid, was killed in the falling of ASSIST THE PENSION FUND 'dd age for a well deserving Kpisco- , mnnster no longer will be aj P-rlol of dreadci years, and St. Paul's j eongregat ion in Hammr.nd can bt proud j in Having assisted to the extent of SMVl ir, l,o,i,i,r. o, c,,.i v..i, .: ..... retired ministers a pension. The fund origmaly intended to be five million dollars had been raised to six and one half million the Rev. Hawthornf Hammond this week learned from the' IiL 'lev. Hazcn White while at Michlgan lty.

MAKES A SENSATION! ; 15553 Jansen vs Krankiev'ez, et al; (By United Press.) i amend c.omplt making Indiana Flour INPIANAPOLIS. IXD.. March 3. ! '' T'UfRepresentative C ntrv of Hiwuninn 15'llti W ash. I,um. i Coal Co. vs brunt;

created a sensation in the lower house; oi tne legislature today w hen he ,je. elar .d that his integrity had been ques-! tion in connection with the passage of i 'he bill appropriating $350,000 for a new ' Indiana medical school. Ho demanded' the bin be recalled from the .Pnt n,C

then declared he would resign as a! lpn 300'00 of !iaid as sure-m-mber of the lower house ' ties. It war, explained it was impossible UC 15690 Shlmeck vs. Kuetz. et al: trans re,-ali the bill from the senate as it had' t0 Rm- 3- Lnkr" pup" '"'' ('rown 1lalready been passed by the upper house ! 1 57CS-Warfield vs. Leathers; sent to Following Gentry's speech tho hn,J Porter Sup. Ct.

l(lf.n!l resoln t i t. - . . 1 r.lg us rami in ",u' "'ij ' -an Piti. v Bnsn VIM Ma me. - t ' i ill n 1 UIIJ LEADING MAN SCOUT GUEST Poy Scouts banqueted last evening I at the First Congregational ehr.rei-, as one of ti,eir iruests had James Cooper, leadinc von nt r ' Theatre Stock Company. In return Mr. ooper has invited the troop of I ' KT.KS TTflT-TI PT.rr"PTnitT . ,, , ,. 7 . ! ; , . v, ,hr , , I . " ':..-! 'i:,mm?n"; i i-KUt- '"strict I'tputy Grand Exait e, Ruler Saw yer w as present. Two i o .inornate were initiated. The new of-! j ficers are; R. C. Slater, exalted ruler;! I ,.. t .';, ',',; ' ', , . ' .' ham Young, loyal knight: William Woltecs, lecturing; knight; J. D. Smaller, 'secretary; .I.J. Ruff, treasurer; Henry Welters, trustee ;-,-,r three years; Peter Keil. tvb-r. and T. Edwin Ptell d.de,nf TO'.hi, tian,,,,.,, ..,. a, ,,, .... ,,.,,. ,yf tri'. ...... e..'. lowed by AT THE ORPHEUM "Stop Thief," the metropolitan com-j edy w:!h a laugh a minute, is the bill' at the Hammond Orphfum Theatre starting Sunday for four clays. The ! ! Orpluo: m 1 heatre Stock Company .ore- j i s.-nts in., plav, paying $P'0 royalty fori t ne pri io'ge. OBITUARY U, , - .u n - o. , . I Mrs. (isiar knuth .2 State T.ine reef. of VI nna ,. ... .... ,.,-,., .,., .-,,, i in the Waldheim cerneterv following ....r-vieo 1 ' e lions , tomorrow noon. i I The name of the child w as Thomas. : and it was an only child. San-.U'l A. Lutz, father of Charles! '.ml It. !ph L.itz ff Hammond, died Fri-' j day at t p. m. .at 11 West Stat- street,! a t the a,-'e of 49 years. He was a carp- ; enter ar.d a member or tne whipslo lcc. The funeral service is to be ; held this evening at 7:30 at the late ; residence and the remains w ill be j shipped to I'enc. Monday morning on the C. J- & S. Resides Charles and Ralph the deceased man. who was a

widower, leaves a third son wno iiveu;j

in Evanston and recently ;.:ned t..e ; army. The infant dauchter of Mr. and Mrs t Cleo Dutton, 441 Michigan avenie. :j died last nipht of pneumonia, find will ; be buried in Oak Hill cemetery tomorj row following service? at the Christ- j jinn church, at 2 o'clock. i I j Lyman R. Stafford, asre 23, son of ! Mrs and Mrs. W. A. Stafford of ChipI new Falls. ' Wis.. died today in St ; Marsaret's hospital of typhoid fever and the remains are to be shipped to- ! night to his home. The younjr wan was employed at the Cudahy plant until month sia-o when he became ill. T.RA7.IL. Mrs. Serinda Soobell was awarded $600 damag.-s in her suit apainst the city for Injuries she received when she stepped into a broken ewer. MOTIONS AND ORDERS In the Lake Superior Court. Entries In Room 1.

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3 DAYS STARTING THURSDAY, MARCH 8TH With Mats. Thur. and Sat. THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY" A Groat Political Play Pp to tho Minute.

JtJujk at ;imu?'iZ&Zi! j;-2. H Bik 4, 3rd Add. to lud. Harbor and against Lena Neuhiing. 11953 Seberger vs. Scheldt, ft a!.; p''f dis Judg. 14C75 Uartmctz vs. Kindej; pit f dis costs pd. 14393 Mentzer vs. K Huffman, et a!.; find for pltf setting asxle conveyance and $17.!0; that said amount is a lien on H. K. and H. K. c r 1 soM to satisfy same Judg. Entries In Room 2. lu-'" vuicaios.? co. vs. enirai i. c m Co.: pltf dis costs pd. 15216 Shanks vs. Shanks; cause dis at j deft costs Judg. ' 15256 Kopplin vs. Lemke, et al.; Judg a3 pf'r form" 15520 Advance Indu. Sup. Co. Ham. Asp. Prod. Co.; di at pltfs cos; s. i 1 Z T, A -Hi, IT i-c C r -c rr 0 1 1n?, '.a nnd for I'itf $1 4'k4 1 ' Ju-ipt. ; i ..ooi, i wanow. .virnx.. vs. l.ose e, Walter J. Riley, Adn.r.. de bonis , non is ub as p5lf156S6 Lake Co. Bottling AYks vs. Wein- j berg et al; find for pl.f vs. A'einb rg j $5S7.50 and vs. Goldberg and Mill- j ijiio ina. liar. l-um. i o. vs. Est. of McLunas; cliitn rd since docketing, Judg vs. defi for costs. 15S02 Siegel-Cooper vs. Sharkey ft. al; find for defts Judg. 15S07 Lansing State Hk. vs. Largowski; pltf dis costs pd. 15S3S -Seruell vs. Serueil: d'-ft ord to pay $30 attys fees and per wk. j Entries In Koorn 3. 390 P. & R. B. & M. Co, vs. Shalar.dcr et al: find for defts Judg. i 13004 Minis Furn. vs. Sill Stove Wks.; find for defts, costs vs. pltf Judg. 13080 Enterprise riumb. o. vs. Russin et al; Torter Or. Ct. 13517 Stand. Brg. Co. vs. Mass. pond & Ins. Co.; Judg for d-ft on d--.ni. appeal granted. 13G4S Pan vs. Pan; caue dis for went 1 -f pros. Judg. 13053 -Siens vs. Fiens: cause di for' want of pros. Judg. 129S1 Stukel vs Pamianovich et al; , tin., for Pltf vs. J. B.r2H $210.00.1 find for d'-f:. John I 'an: janov i. h Judg. 25 Marks vs. Tiaribaush et al; pit' dis as to frank Orth. 1 II 149 Phillips vs. Cra r. ! -a ; pltf dir. costs pd. i 1 !5Tt first Natl. Pk. . Kennedy of al; I find for pltf on 1st par ?2 7 1 .2 3 plus ! $27 attys fe-s. on 2nd par J207.50 plus $20 attys f s tmi in 3rd par $521 '( ptus f. . without i i reli. f. no exec, until June. 1917 i i Judg. il.iS43 Maryland Dist. Co. vs. Est. of j Mondik; d.s for want of pros. Judg. f 14SR2 Ywatiow vs. Inland S. Co.: dis MOTHER CRAY'S rft SWEET POWDERS lift-. L.f rrLi-i t ' r i r- f- l 1 -. A CrtEirT?o;icf for J-verliinPM, 4 a it titii lion if ee dnrlir, Stotnnrh Troublr, Ti-ll.in IHaordpr. nd 1 r o v I Trn aiaK. "vrm. - , hjm 'im uonisrcept p,. ra,. FKEK. i'.'-rttV,.. " aey&ubstl.uta. M0THrR OftA'i Ctt.. l Rev, N. Y . . . .. ' '.asSsMKsa3sasaiiis , i JU ' f

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i: 1 . itfor want of pi..s. Judg. H5ti: I''HXtc-n Iurn. Co. vs. Granger et f.l; find for pitf $233.1 Judg. 15113 I verm. uhb- vs. F.si. f Sti,;litz; claim has been allowed. Ju - is. !. 15117 Herman vs. Et. cf S:i.t:;-.-claim has b"en allowed, Jaiis,- -. 15122 Summers v, Kst. ,-,(" S',. :.- i bilm has h;-en ; llc-w .'-i, .J ei . Est. 15122 Pond's Bitters Co. vs. . : K'-nnr; claim r.rd back to claivi d.ick.-t. costs vs. Est. 13137 Hannah & Hogg vs. Est. of cil, son: f.nd for pltf $14a.37 Judg. 13130 N.-i low vs. Prueekner; r'aim h; s b---en paid, .Tud vs. Est. for cot s. 13101 C hweU vs. Est. ff Pothwell; claim has b'-e.i paid, Judg vs. Est f ...r c :s: s. 1316C. Fr. 1 Milcr vs. Est. of liothwell ; cl-.jm has be n paid, Ju lg s. for costs. 1515.1 Riskup vs. Est. ,.f Kctur; V: -for want of pros. Judg. i:,"2 rg:niski vs. .Orgtniski; fmd for d.-ft Judg. 1350" White vs. Hunter et al: dis as ' . S Side Tr. & ft.iv. Rank; find f.-.-pltf. title quieted in lot 13 in BP. 23, C. T. I- Ir.v. Co.'s "th . i to Gary. Judg. 13550 Retty s. Hetty: find for pic divorce Judg. 13371 Welsh vs. Milne; dis cos's p !. 15415 Peiermeiszter vs. Peiermeiszfr r: find for pltf divorce Judg. 15434 Mclowell vs. McDowell; find : : pltf divorce Judg. 15455 Verplank Garage vs. Pultzhaugh . find for pltf $313.60 plus $46.30 attvs fees without relief, Forecl. of l:n Judjf. 15596 Col" vs. East Chgo. Pub. C. : cause dis Judg. 1 4257 -Kna pi- s. Sxilagji et al: find for cross-complainant Sailagji Jail - .'" Judg and against pltf. 5900 Tzuki vs. Tzuki; find for pltf divorce. PASTIME TODAY THE JOCKEY OF DEATH FlVH Act.-. A HUNfjKY HtAKT MONDAY MABLE TALI AFERvC in "TH E LITTLE SUN BEAM" T1,PnAVpP&PI WHTF i "PFAPL OF THE A R 1 Y." FOWLER m THEATRE 93 STATE STREET. Today, March 3rd "LITTLE SHOES" Featuring HENRY WALTHALL in n one reel Conio '.y. Sunday, March 4th "PRIDE" in Seven Deadly Sins Featuring H0L8R0OK BLINN r.r.d op.c t red t'orrtnrly. ...

SUNDAY Dorothy Dalton in "CHICKEN CASEY" Also CHARLIE CHAPLIN "THE BANK" MONDAY and TUESDAY THEDA BARA in 'THE DARLING OF PARIS'

Seven Act?. Very Good.