Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 10 March 1917 — Page 2

PAGE TWO THE TIMES Manh 10. 1917

CROWN POINT

i 1 r. Will II "tik. dohuty coroner of i Fake couiitv. 1 1 e 1 d an autopsy upon) ' tin r else than the trenu homo ji-sUrday when Pete llt-uninK and him-I s- '.f hailed a bis prairie wolf, near the. Kussruaul farm west of this tity. The tvi ''i i' out m an nutomohilo when

they espied the two animals and mir- . in winning one niui injuring the other. The doctor rop d the hig hasf m the radiat'T of his machine. briniini it lo this city v hero it was put on exhibition end viewed !y hundreds of peo1 !e. The, wolves, three In number, have len repeatedly seen during the last six months by farmers, but have never I" en nble to eome within gunshot of th pa i k There is a 1nlk now of a big round up nnd hunt for the two reniaiuir.u; animals in which 'row n Point's bos' hunters :i nil sun shots will take part. It' there is ihe bast ehanee in the world to land the new hospital for tie it-sane, (for which an appropriation of J'-'.ii.i"n.t has been made by the ju !) w ithin the confines of t,ako count v it w ill bo Bet ompl ishod. Yesterday Mayor Krost standi the ball roiling to secure t'i" big institution for this part of the ouTS'.ry. lie mayor conferring with many of the prominent citizens of the county, who will b'tid their influence. -Mid efforts to locate the building li't". No site or section of the county has I" -en decided upon, tit the present tire., te efforts of tho-e promoting the idea 1' iiig to first of ail to secure from the governor his sanction to favor Ivike loumy with the institution. i . 'hr'stopher rtrand, a well known eiiii'fii of Hanover township died at his home north of i.runswielt on Thursday filler an illness of some time. The deceased was '.2 years of Hge and leaves a widow mid family of children. The funeral will he he'd at the ilerman Kvangtlica! church near Krunswiok. the I uri.-il to be at the Fvangrelioal cemetery. Quite a number of Crown Point p-ople w iM attend the services. Dr. II. C Stephens treats all chronic diseases, rheumatism, eczema and goitres a specialty. Office over Meyer's a.-oif-ry. Phone 42$. Residence, 291 2-22ood tf

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March 1". Atchison 101", .American Heet Sugar 92 'j American Car Foundry : fi:' American Locomotive Anaconda SS American Smelt in R 10t7s American Tobacco 127 !;rook!n Rapi'i Transit 6S',S ISallwin Locomotive To'! PaHimore and Ohio 75'.' " 'a nadia n Pacific l."3'i

Don't fool with a cold. Cure it. CASCARABquININE

The old family remedy in tablet form safe, sure, easy to take. No opiates no unpleasant after effects. Cures colds in 24 hours Grip in 3 dgys. Money back if it fails. Get the genuine box with Red Top and Mr. II ill's picture on it 23 teal. At Any Drug Store

American Can Co. Xew York Central Colorado Fuel Central Leather Chesapeake mi dOhio Crucible M.el Km- - American Steel I'drs. I r a t Northern Maxwell Motors Mexican Pet roicuni Xi 1 1 hern Pac itie Pennsylvania iiepubhe jtt.n and St-el J Leading V. S. Rubber A:... rican ugar South' rn l'Mcitic Southern Railway Chgo.. Mii. and St. Paul Teas oil . I". S. Steel Prison Pacific Ptah Copper Western I'nion Wabash Willys Overland

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HERE'S NEW SIDE OF THE WAR WOMEN

RECRUITS FOR BRITISH ARMY SERVICE

Si) W j 10 3-S j 51 I i !i :l a i R2 in? ; tM j

rru S2 231 112", 135 1 14 94", 12 U

CHICAGO CHAIN FUTURES. Wheal May. $LSti?,; July, $l.o&; September. J1.45 '.j. torn May. $X.ftS; Jul, $1.'"'7"; September, si. 071,. Oats May, 5tc; July, 7.0 -c. CHICA30 LIVE STOCK. Jlogs Receipts, 1 1.000; market, slow, .V to 10 higher; mixed. $ 14.60 'ft 1 7. 70; good, $14 SO 3 15.0,r; rough, $14.35 11.70; light. $14.35g'T3.(i0; pigs, $11. 401 Phil". Cattle Receipts, 300; market, steady; beeves. $5.3012.50; cows-heifers. $5.6" o 10.5"; stockers-feeders, $8.5f 9.60: t. xans. $5. 00ft 10.20; canners. $4 50 5 6.15: calves. $3.50 5 1 3.23 ; western steers, $5.4":' 10.50.

CHICAGO PaODUCE, nutter Creamery extras, 4"c: ery firsts. 2S'y."9c; firsts, 34: seconds. 33 'n 34c. Pggs Ordinaries. 25'7 23 ';c; 21c.

Live pot 2 He: geese keys. 2"c.

cream's 3' -7c;

firsts.

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Mats. Sun., Tuts., Thur., Eat. and Sunday, 2:.'t0. Every Night 8 Oxiocx.

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Mat. 10 and 20c. Xzcept Suutlav. Nlg-hts, 10, SO, 30c. Except Svinday.

CHANGE OF BILLS SUNDAY AND THURSDAY

Four Days Starting Tomorrow Matinee Sunday

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Th( play that was produced in pi.-tnrcs with .Mary I'it-kford as tlio Star.

"VVomen recruils being instructed in various branches of cooking:. For the first time women have heen accepted for military service. The recent announcement of the Briti&h government that women would be accepted aa cooks and waitresses for the army has met with ready and willing response Already a large number of girls are in training; at the special center at Dartford and when they have completed their general course of military cooking and waiting they will be sent to different camps.

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worse. One million ilollars was sent alireaii a few weeks ago, ari'l rhouaii this l-ioney relieved t lie (ii-Mcss to a . ertain P-i;r-e. still, v h.-n we e.-.nsUler the h"P'.-les eon'litten i'T these hundteds ami ilM'USf-nils ef if (.I- tlieir al-seluie ii'p it'leney liimn AiiiC-riear Jewry, and the many r-gi-na (lit urli v.bieh this tniittcy lias to he list rihuterl wlun it

lutejred men at tiie S t a ri'lfi rl Steel Car plant. 13'il'n shies are startling i.iat. In ;he meantime one T. J. Jaeks.m. who tays lie is an oftieial t rft.miz.T am) replesents the Inciust ria 1 W'.itkers' I n. on. has appeared on the scene v.i'li a ii-v

1 r organizing the lias heen on the seen -ays lie is froinur n T

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reaches th war zones that many millions a; their e. .ml i 1 11 'ii ean he

il is easily seen j or two. e neeieil llff'irHi he f ameliorated. ' wi'h the

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STATE LAV IS STRENGTHENS

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I'eilitieai fomplieat i( ns 3. n.il in'erf.re witli the- crnnsrn'ssioii of funds from Am'iica. as arrutijjeiiiei,! s have hee,. ma.le uiih the state le; i,r i ne n '. uei there is 110 onubt of the money from here re:.elu!is' its proper destination. Kaufman of 11-immonil is an active worker in this community.

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itry Fowls. 2!c; lucks. lS'at'jc; springs. !c:

Tie Qulnins That Does Not AlTact th Stead

Because of its tor...- and laxative pfTect. Laxative Itron-.o Quinine can he taken by j anyone without eatisuig nervousness or '

ringing: in tlie head. There is onlv ona "Bromo Quinine.'' E. Yt". GROVES signature on ho-x. 25".

I'harf of "1 hi p'n ysica 1 a tirl nn -i in.-Kal tactp's h; pel confess; ns of with the m unle r U re. . i!;- m a houieil in a hi'l f.

DEGREE IN IGOVERNDR HIGGINS' GSSE ALLEGED! , RRninr nil 1

Mti-ir.- 'iHi,-: .jit: . II II V I Bf I L mm 9

i mmi mil

American I'ede

doi'S his business

AfOU'ili--of ;hc loan e'' CullllHHI .am es. hut .- '.hat it w "III'

.i'r'er. A t a meet iixr -t ' riij.lt it was deei.ie.l to ime readjustment of -The strike has hen ..11 now and lias been qjl-t

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e .' u infer-. :- I'e.i J ,,S.t i el y IO, 'ike P.) lit ! e strikers last sta y out unf i i

The lr.iti.na ' es : si -i t 1 re. v.;.. '1 journr tliis week, 'na Vr'a!'- - r."i, the ftate f r n.arsin - ;;lw. vision was made for per : od sea :t.fr tion of i'ies of the first, se. on. 1

l':i- and four! it classes by the tm-for. ''"I j t.rce.eri. and the c.eputi-i n;.,l ,1' ibor. j ants w r. a 1 f ': or izd to hold jr,.,.

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pasi-ei. making it seconJ-iiegrft to nieke i-irep.-ir a ejus to :; hurt: property by fire, oven thn-tsh "plant" Is diseoverel before the nas been set.

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Be Careful About Your Drinking Water. Are You Sure it is Healthful? You should not drink any water Avhich is not completely satisfactory from the standpoint of health! ' , Drink to Your Health THORNTON WATER

A Table Water Satisfactory in Every Essential. It ct tines direct to you from Nature's own purifier a deep rock woodland spring. Bottled only at the springs, under the most sanitary and approved conditions. It is unusually soft. You will find it exceedingly Healthful in Effect and Delicious in Taste. You should not; risk beinrr without it! 'Phone or write for a trial case today. Distributed bv DOWNING & EVANS, Grocers 3425 Michigan Ave. Indiana Harbor, Ind.

Telephones: Ind. Harbor 175-176.

Cforim He from furtb e.et and Mi A fih- of lJ: v. 1 I . tl

i on.ciais at . 1 h niceK -s i ma n m -r f 1

in.iunetii.il

r i ou -1 in i "n ica so t iiu; ; i I i .i in ' h" r mo'Tf intr V. ; -s N'al tume Pel Ouer: rej.e.ite-1 inuu:sit mn i of ;ui:t. after lio'.h .1 the c.fencr l a 1 r :r :-a. i.'i'ie.j' that neit ii -.t i ha 1 eu lit y kie

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of the Hfitii'iioiid murder. 15 to. eleven typewritten pa Res of tin- h whuh I hi rr t is ei.mpla inant. Hurget. who was vice president

wecrotary-trci5ur r of the Chemical emnpany and a : with an im-moe of ! O.Cnfi a lie jt still vvilllliK (o 'ihm

fioninp. hmt ; "refrain from

i-ks i n iy thfit r-i- rse-cu' iiicr

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kiiolder. r, ?ni s C. fjtp-v-

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rasor.ah!e hours and oceasiuns." Charce Third Degree. "The ihftiidant- police Ime abused, itnnoyeii, harrassed. molested am! ther-

n-jvi?e interferi'd with onr .rKT" blifin I mess and pursuit of liarPiney- and hie

d ilr.rd decree meih.icis and o'ior

! i!!epal t-jel ics in an endeavor to make I him confess kiiuwlcdko of the murder i"f If i i 1 1 s and he ha at various times , heen taken into cus'ociy and restrained ; of his 1 i'.ii rt y," relates the lull. It sfate.s further that "he i? iir'iiin int"d with Miss Valentine fie) iJuerra. who i likewise Iris hern sul jected to hrutal ! third decree ifvethods and physical and j mental torture hy reason of the sets of jfh.e defendants, and that -'he also hris 'heen rf strained of her liberty because

X't ner acquaint a noesnip w.t.'i the ir ur-

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and

FORMER MAYOR IS AGAIN A CANDIDATE

the trio in im yoraity r

Ito no tnens the least imt'oularit ot

West Hammonds cvciiinsl U,J

i; is K. JI. Wos.czynsk i.

j former Mayor, who is after his. third j term in the executive chair of West 1 Hammond. Dunns hm former terms of I office Mr. oszi-z nski made on- of the

best. maors Wqf t Hammond ever had and the way his frn nds and supporters are rallying to his" support is the sensation of the campaign. Tie is running m tlie rcoples' party tiket and his own record to whi h be points Willi a great deal of pride. I"or twenty years Mr. Wosezy nslu has been one of the city's leading citizens. He helped to organize the SobiesUi Building and Loan Association and for

! de red I (i t -jrins. "

Not i h least important of fhe chaises i

is that the certain poih ' ofn-'ers. after subjrctinjr him en various o easj..tis to truellinff examination by I'aptain John Ryan at the Chicago a-m;e p. dice; station, took lum to loop hotels and there subjected him lii mans- more Imurs of inquisition whi'e he .si. d the pcnse of tin- room rent. "Sweatefl." Day end Nlgrht. The "sweatine" of hnigt't lasted from ' Saturday evenintr. I-Vbruary 2 1. until Sunday afternoon, at fhe t'liicaco a etiue station, where !,. says he was

to brtr.al and hi pit -ho tided

treatment by one Serjeant t'isitk. The ineident was only one ltf several Sieges hy the police, be slates, in Which Serge-nits JleCn-th y. iv iel.-. l'.laul. l aul Duffy and Captain John Ryan are named repeatedly as defendants. Chief of I'o'iee Wosfbrook and members of the Hammond police department are also sought to be enjoined from further nudes' injjc Hurpet.

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Phones: 67360.

BEST FOODS.

141 E. State St.

Hammond C

Table D'Hote Dinner Sixty Cents Sunday, March 11th, 1917

Cream of Cliicken'a la Peine

Celerv

Jrecn Onioi;

.Baked Lake Trout a 1 Italieiuie Putattn-s Loivtte ( hoiee of Boiled Chicken, Celery Saiice Spanish Chicken Stew with Pice Fricassee of Chicken with Peas Paupiettes of Veal, Ncapolitain Broiled Lamb Steak, with Wax Beans Small Beef Tenderloin, Mexican Port st Stuffed Yountc Chicken, with Jelly Poast Sugar Cured Ham. Cham"ai:ne Sauce Poast Prime Pibs of Beef au Jus

MRS. EHBLEHART SEERS DIVORCE

0511,01

j Mrs. Sadie A. Kticlehar!. wi'c of T. W. Knelehart, the C-ary r- al estate man.

has filed suit in circuit court for divorce. Incompatibility ii the (.rounds. V. . Welsh.eimer is Mrs. ICriKlchart's attorney. Mr. Knpb hart said today that he will not contest the divorce and that an agreement bad already been made on the separation of property. Mrs. Knglehart bavir.ir asked for $110,000. It is rumored that Mr. and Mrs. Knprlehart disagreed over their children. Harry. 13. an I Everett. IS. Mr. Knglehart is one of Lake county's capitalists, having- large holdings in Gary, Hammond, and elsewhere.

TIMES BUREAU, AT STATE CAPITAL. I XIHANAI'i 1.1S. INT.!, March l'.h -Somebody i"..t the motion r-u tui e j eopb: .1 the siatt "in bad" by monko ir.g with the Sunday motion picture, tiill. which was passed by the recent Icpirlalure. The result is that i'-o erno,- ;oodr!h has vetoed the bill, and there is now no law authorizing picture shows to run en Su nda y p. Responsibility for the ITa;r has not j.t been fixed. Hut it has been found that the bill as it was presented to the ib.verr.or was not the same as the bi'l was when it was passed by the legislature, a change having- been made in 11 somewhere along the line. As the bill was introduced in the senate by ? natf-t Mci'ray, of Indianapolis, it would hae Kivcn the picture shows the right to mn rate all day mi Sunday. The senate passed the bill in that form and sent it to the house. The house amended the biil -so as to limit the Sunday performance to after 2 o'clock in the afternoon. The bill went back to the senate, which i occurred in the house amend ment. Then the bill went to the enrolling clerks for final enrollment -find presentati ii In the i ; . v. rn -r. eivernor (ojodi icii signed the biil on Thursday, but lie did not deliver it to the .secretary oi state on that (lay. Wednesday nipht a woman called the ;o ernor from a tow n out in the state and informed him that a picture show opt rat or in her town was advertising that he would start his picture shows at J o'tlock in s.t .Sunday, and fli" ji.!;ed the Governor if the new lull permitted thi.s to be done. The Governor told her picture shows I'm Sunday were made legal only after - o'clock in the afternoon. Then be. looked over the bill apain, of 1 riday morning, and discoveied that the 2 o'clock amendment had been left out of the bill. So lie erased his signature and vetoed the bill. Whoever souprht to "put one over" on the Governor has hit the motion picture business in Indiana a hard jolt. It is doubtful if a Sunday motion picture bill ever will be passed again, because everybody will be afraid of them hereafter. The discovery of the change in the bill and the veto by the Governor 1 as spri ad consternation anionp picture show people throughout the state.

WELL, CHARLES DOESN'T KNOW IF HE DOES OR NOT Frank M. Bonn am of San Francisco, who is in Hammond vlsnirur his brother. Charles '' Bonham. .c 'iperintendent. of astints for the Northern States Life Insurance nonpar , dot s not know v.hether he likes llat.ttnond or jot. He .irrivej Thursday pi 1 was gaining a pretty fair impression of the city untii last night, when he accidentally fell from a South Hehriifin sireet car ami sustained an in.iuty to h s htal. IPs brother is trying to fissure l.iin, however, that such treatment ( visitors within the gates is ihe exception rather

than the rule, but e n r piiasizes the it'-, i ' of tarrying one or t lore of t lie various j insurance policies which, his company j issues. j

GARY COURT OPENS ON MONDAY

Undaunted by t'"e leal by Hammond attorneys, Greenwa! 1 of r '-, e t. ew ( court, said today that th hold Its first session

fght star!-?'' Judge C. Il lary sufieric; court would rxt Monday

. Ur.t:! t will he

tiorrir ers are the -o i

lie library. i ):i Mor. lay will .dir. e at ff ' el.ra te t he

per-nanr ' in the F -: ! scssie'.s

r. ' the r,

headquarter hni'dnt: ;n the p ;h-

i a r v i a w y e -..

tse Commercial cl.ih ti ort'n ot.er.ira.

PASTIMS

F. DEMPSEY AS JUDGE

TODAY THK IMVUK MAKKK" Five Acts. F a u r; n g VAULK Y : K i N . Sunday Gail Kane in "T!1l KKiJ WOMAN"' lontlay Mmp. rtrova in "THI" BLACK M'TTEilFIVY'

W'lien two Milwai.kee owner ami .an owne- n"

totnotiile disagreed as two is responsible f"i the expensive battrr.v decided to put the .,. Iifiii sey. ti e W'iP.atd in Hammond. He ira k e e tonight to niak e a a tion tomorrow- an,: h "ne .accepted as final, t..

would otherwise he a suit. Iti this case bot i the Hammond man f""m lie made for him. f i: battery expert and the . !;.. Is ; n-i-e 1 a r. : c e .. .;-ability.

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att cry vvizz.t "tl ' cs f or Vt : 1 tv a : - x per t exa 'i.l ::- ; ; je.dgnei.t will; a v er!.!n?T vvha t mi t'l ica . ed la w-

t- . rt i-s i- riow he l-e;.n t 1 1 i on f"-:i -apo as a

FOWLER

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:" iT V I K TFK'n . OPEN TP.IDAV, SAT. A.VD 3T7MDAT. Satuiday, March 10th. Robert Conness and Mabel Trunnelle in- - "The Master Passion"

his

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Free 0rphexljcnkeTt1sieater

ticket, wi'h each rt-" i . in for repair. B. ORTT Hammond. Ind. .

D:ip admission cf shoes broiic".'. JAS. 169 E. State St.

Sunday. March 11th Nance O'Neil 'Greed"

Il . e ji.art drama.

AND A CNF RF.KI, COM.". Vt rv ;ood. VERY GOOD.

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mW(P Tlieafre

flashed Potatoes - Shredded Lettuce, Thou.md I: JKruit Tartlet

Creamed Turnips land Dressiiijx

K. M. WOSZCZYNSKI

KMIFHIIN ACTIVE

WDflKEB

i .: Ins been secretary of that

bodv He is a large property owner and " extensive taxpavers and his platform! .Special to Tkb Time.) includes a business and moral adminis- . NKW VOKK. March 10,.V report tration H- enjoys the confidence of j issued from the office of Herbert . H. tho-e property owners who want to seel Lehman, treasurer of the American West Hammond make new progress and Jewish relief committee announces take her riiht place in the cities of the that the community -f Hammond, has Calmt-t region. j J""1 Fen,; contribution of 5200 to the During his former administration the ar Relief Fund, ex-mayor made a line record in clean- The need amonsr the war sufferers is ins- up West Hammond and at the pri- prcater now than ever. Dr. J. L. man. s on Tuesday, .March IS. will go Magnes, who spent several months in before his constituents on the record the occuriM territories, pay?: "In VUna he' made in office. In announcing: his alone, five thousand men. women and candidacy Mr. -Voszezyi.ski made this little children wait for hours, often in statement: "I enjoy a hi constituency the rafn and snow, and are turned away In West Hammond. Leading business without anything, because we have not men in Ibvmmond, though unable to sent enough money to buy bread and vote for me. are (tivinc me their recom-soup for these starving people." mendation. 3 am for a biKser and better I The people or Indiana ha-e been most V.'csi Hammond. In the critiml days frenerous. bu- tint vvi!'st3iuSinjr the libthat are c-'ioinf- for ihe lily, a firmer,a! contributions" that have b.en re-

r,.-.,i..,i ,.t fee he oi and I he neve, ct-iten. ine neeii lor ;rranT .-acinic

ORGANIZER IS HERE. ' Xo chance is reported in the strike ; situation which mvoHes more than two. X DAGGER i IN THE BACKj That's the woman's dread -when h j fets up in the morninir start tha , day's work "ihl bow my back hea. , '.OLD MEDAL Hatwlem Oil Capsules : tuKen today eases the backache of te-

morrow taken every cav- ends tao backache for all time. lion t delay. What's the use of suffering? Beyn takiugr GOLD MEDAL lliarlem Oil Capsules today and be relieved tomor

row. Take three or four every oay ami be permanently free from wrenching, distressing back rain. But be sure to I

get GOLl" MEDAL. Sine- COLD : MEDAL Haarlem (tl hes been the N'a- ;

lonal Remedy of Holland, the Govern-

of he Xetheriands hiving grant- ) pacta? charter aut in.rizing its :

prepar&tion and sale. ihe housewife of Holland would almost as soon be : without bread as she waultl be without her "Peal Dutch Drops" as nhe quaintly . calls GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. This Is the one reason why you ! will find the women and children of Hoi- ! land so s'urdy and robust. I WLD MEDAL are the pure, original Haarlem Oil Capsules imported direct from the labora' ries in Haarlem, Hoi- I land. But be sure to get. GOLD i MEDAL. J,ook for 'the name on every box. fcold by reliable druists in seal- ' ed packages at 2c. SOc and $l.t. Money refunded if they do not help ; you. Accept onlv the GOLD MEDAi ;

iU othem are iraltaUoaa. Adv.

Coffee

my experience such." Adv.

fully qualifies "te as

irrcivvs more urgent daily, in the war zone grow-

as conoit ions immeasurably

Tel. Fast Chicago 2S DR. J. GOLDMAN DENTIST Klrirr National Dl( Itldc. Cor. Chlcatu Forsy;he Ave. fast ctiica;o. !;. Consultation In EnglUh, German Polish. Slavish and Russian.

Today Wilfred Lucas "Jim Bludso,) ALSO Charlie Chaplin in "WORK" SUNDAY Frank Keenan IX--"The Crab" Also the Funniest Man on Earth "MAX UNDER" "MAX COMES ACROSS" MONDAY AND TUESDAY Graft and Crime Exposed "Beware of Strangers" 7 Keel?. Very Good. You may be the next victim. A drama showing the methods of the criminal underworld. Direct from La Salle Opera, Chicago. Coming Mondav and Tuesday, March" 19 and L'0 Marv IVkford'in "POOR LITTLE KICH GIKL."

' Direct from tlu Ctdoiiial ThoaMonday and Tiu-sday. March

'2, 20 and 27.

I XTO L K Tf A X C E ti-r, Here Sundax