Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 245, Hammond, Lake County, 29 March 1917 — Page 2

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Monday, April 2 nil. Kni'iuMi v Kiuj'.t. H.'l.ninl. i;?,-. v M:tKrams. S'hunui'.'hir v 1'f.ill. Si rinhn 1:1 v ( '. 1. & I,. '. i-hinan I.lir. C'n. V SalU:manii. CllHll V Ali;!l. i -k v lT. S. Hr.'W.'i y. t'unuiiiiiKs v Mrliriil.'.

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Ci-ar Till- I., -Hid Co. v Bolonik. Sluiideld-i-kf r v Shind-liliK-ker. Uavf-s v Itavi Vaj.la v I-v,ioroW-7. Dfiuni-r v lifiurnrr. 10ncyrlopf..lia 1'rt-ss v Amer. Exp. lniKtira v Holumk. Wacker & II. Bfk v rinrdon. Shinnliargr-r v Simp. Sivada v Sivada. South I'rniiy ;.ir. v Mao. Hd-vet v i;br!. Adama & K. Co. "Jnatt. First Tru.-.t. '.,. v Harnoy. Ttoiitim v Stfert-r. t'sin Sup. I'n. v James. Wednesday, April 4th. PappaKanis v TfdnutraP. Tsioutras v 1'appaanis. Crawford v r". ppiiis. I Yd- v Kid" r-liiiK. Kahitki v KahMzki. Vukad;no i-h v liaptcvar. -Marich v Mi.raz. -Wi-ks v South Shor- Motor Ktc. -Apostal v Haroytis. Manhattan I.br. v I'uhinski. -Beecher v Smith. -Ward v Widholm. -Tfartmetz v Reddine.

1-ionjrini & Co. v Kiuk.

Fuller v Fuller. Verplank 'iar. v Olson. Simpson v Simpson. Hutchinson v Hutchinson. Mance y llanee. Marcus v Marcuf. Thursday, April 5th. I")earl- ni. v Puhyak. Ka-ziir v Ka zur. tlary Sup. f"o. v Potec. Koualski v Kadoski. Hos-1 v P..,jsei.

I'aulka v Paulka Col- v Brunt.

Bernard v Zorhas. Kirhy v Vorl'ax. .Nirkoviuh V I unihert llo. Kitii v !' l-t i-In r. Johns ManvlUe v South Shore

.MfK. I'n. 1K45 llorntmih v t.'alvert. 184; T"l. I.br. Co. v l.iudak. 1 847 To!. I.br. Co. v S-po. 1 H1H-Mi.ktn v Hamilton. sr,n f .a liro.s. v 1- N't. .. la. 1 K55 I .ar.K v Metropolitan jiiP. Co. 1 N54 - l,o as v Ixivas. rriday, April 6th. 1K55 - K'H-z.'irdH V Kfinn. l;ili-lli-,V.T v Verlsh. is:,'." ;.... ti.h it., v Crilon. 1 sun .st ok v I st ok. 1Hil M,.fhiiak. t v Carlis. 1 8(i2 I lnjnrski v Whitnk-r. 1 htiO Swit t A i 'o. v I'ora. ISi;7 Mt-nczu ikowsk i v ;aClik. Sfit ililson v Cilson. 1 SC'.i Manolitsi.s v tirphan. 1ST" I voce v Dukt-nlea. 1871 Carver Ft. , v Milfrram, 1S72 Bunnell Sales v Maryjanovlc. 1 h 77 ( ialietl v Kozuk. 1S78 State ex rel v Whitaker. 1 SSI Wilson v M-eks. 1SS4 Mtlosavlc v Mllosavic. 1KS7 MeUolx rtr. v Milklnt. K 8 -Sinjrer Machine v D?pta. 19 Sharkey v Sharkey. New auitp tiled in I..ake Superior court, lionm 3: 1979 Appeal. J. P. court; Mike R-pto (Mea.le 4 P.oyce) vs. Metropolitan Mercantile Co. 19R0 Appeal. J P. ctiurt; Joe Simenb h (D. J. Ileddlng) vs. Matt Onteo--vich. 191 Appeal. J. P. court; Boren f. Fvans ( B. A. I.u-as) vs. Stanley Hurbevich. 1 1 K 1 i T t r'ourt; .Too Demjanovich (D. J. Bedding) vs. Matt ontecovlch. 1383 i rsotia!, injury ; Adolph Wilh' lrn (Thiel & Thiol) vs. '. 1. Davids-n. receiver ";. & I. R. H. 1954 On note; Mrs. Eva Bechtel (E. E I'ierson) vs. If. P. Schreffer. 1955 On note: Calven and Robert Schol'cr. doinf huinss 00 Rt.be rr Scholler E. K. Pierson) vs. Thos

( "handler. Divorce Rose Mar-us (Ralph W. Ross) vs Charles Marcus. Oivor John t'arr of Miller tMacCracken - Cai!) vs Cora Carr. Damajr-s t.'harles II. Bell (D. M. Kinder) vs. Moskin A Moskin. Appeal J. P. court. State ( Ef fie Fritz) vs. John Doe (A. E. Miller).

ski. Chicago. Alexander Sabel and Hazel Oershim. 'h lea go. Wni. S. Martel, Kansas ("it v. and

Willobell- oisen, Chicago. j Tony C-li and Stella Janis. Ch:eaK,. 1 Eutcene Parker and Vela. Paul Sirnrns. ' Chicago. I lustHvo F. ''arlson and F.Mi-1 Rob-: vrts. Oil. uko. ) Rvliert .r.thnston and Eth-1 S domo.,,! I'iurai". !

Frank Shepard and Dolhe fjould, Chi-'

cum. Edward Bevee and Atheli I. a Frailer "hicapo. P-ter Szatkowski and Budwlka Guzila

South Chifasro. Matth-w Tassin and Amy Davis, Chi-' ca ko. H-rhert P. Kennie and Ali'-e Fay S. Millie, 1 'Jlic.iKo Paul Wirts and Asrrs Kincr, Gary. i 'il-nn Stanley Ilurpiynf and Autrustai W. luhrens. Chicago. ; Xatlmn Ciroszl;ievicz. Chi- nxo, and i;vlyn Hopp. Hodgkins, HI. j Edward Holly. Cleveland. O., and'1 Bt.h-1 May K rsusiin. Chien.o. Tony Henderson and Archie Bell Cole-' man. Clary. : Henry Woldt. Tolleston. Ind.. and,' Bertha Fleischer. Allepan, Mich. j Fred Cooksey. Oak r;i-n, 11!, . and. Elizabeth liisile. Uoseland. I

fense to safeguard the nation. Se. retar y Daniels delivered an Innplrlng a.ldreaa to ISC midshipmen who we: graduated from the naval academy siKtv days ahead of the usual t'me. Taking Admiral Dewey s.s a typ-. Daniels told the graduating men to !. om- licroi s He urfred that they all t ike Jiewey as an example. The Ki adui. ten will go to sea wilhin a few

CAPT. ORTMANN LOSES CHILD Capt WHliarn Ort-nanr, of Hammond, in command of t.:e guard of the Aetna Explosiv-s Company, Atttia, hr-,s been off duty owinK to t:,e orath of h'.i ii:tle Kir!.

Only One "BEOMO OTTINTTTE" I To et th genuine. -a 1 1 for full name : LAXATIVE BROMO OI'ININR 1.00k I

for signature of I", w. CliiOVE. Cures a Cold in One Day, 23c.

WRESTLING CAHD AT GARY T

HOY ENLISTS IN BRITISH ARMY (Ht I nlted Tress.) I"XDOX. Mnn h 23 A'ist. n H,.y whose mother and s:s"-r were amotis; Americans who perished ori the B;fonia, icave up his American citizenship and joined the British army. becomes a' member of the officers trair.infr corps with the rank t.f cadet. He is practically assured a commission in the heavy artillery brace, of the service for which his enginee--itii? experience as an employ of ; western American machine co-vp-:-especialiy qualifies him.

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Eureka Brand California Choice Yellow Free Stone Teble Peaches in Syrup INo. 3 Can, 19c -4- Cans for 69c

Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes Pkg., 9c S for 25e

Fancy Whole Head Rice 4 pounds, 25c

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! OF REAL MERIT! ! . j I For many years T have he-n selling I i Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Boot and 1 have j 'always heard it spoken of in the high-! . est terms of my customers who have j used it. Swamp-Root, is a remedy of j merit in the diseases for which it is; : recommended and we take pleasure in t

, selling i! over our counters. j Wry trulv vours. 1 GEO ROE A. CORXET. Druggist. April 20th. 191ii. Port Washington. O

NEW CASES IN CIRCUIT COURT especial to The Times.) CROWN POIXT, IN'D, March 29. Tlie f.iliowi'ir.c new cases were filed: 1 '0!S Frank D:-triok (Bruce & VouKey ) damages vs Ernestine Dietrich 121''i ) J.trr.es C. Gihbs (Patee A John- - - -t '"1 qui-t title vs Thos. Duncan et al . -it r B. Aliman, on note vs. ""a'ticr'ne Tilson. John C. II. Tilson an-1 Fred Gastell, Jr., as trustee. 1 21 r2 M : ke Xemeth (Crumpacker A Crumpacker) flange of venue from superior court vs Gabriel Sasse 12'iCi.l In the matter of the adoption of Ruth Downev

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Prove What Swamp Hoot Will Do Por You Send t-n ctits to Dr. Kilmer Co.. iPnghamiou. X. V.. for a sample size bottle. It. will corivin-e an..ine, Vt.u w.Il also r-eeiie a booklet ef valuable information. t.Mirig about the kidneys and bladder. When writing, be sure and m-ntion The Hammond Daily T.tm-s. R.-Kular fifty-cent and onedollar siz- bottles for sale at all drue (.,,-,.. .d v

NEW MARRIAGE ' LICENSES ISSUED (Special to The Times.) CROWN" POIXT, IND., March 29. The following n"v marriage licenses were issued yesterday: Emil Albert Volesky. East Chicago, and Elizabeth Talda. Chicago. Wm. Carson and Helen Johnson, Chicago. Mendil Simon and Eva Fleck. Gary. Walter K. Bee and Edith Roeger. Chicago. Walter Hock and Helen Raloff. Chicago. Frank Krzywlnski and Dott Sarbin-

By GEORGE M. PINNIO, Chicago University team has disband-

and linely not more than four men

will be able to come. The talent will not be lacking however since the Hebrew Institute will bring the class of their men. Chicago Central T. M. C. A. will also contribute with men in the heavier weights. The night school will send all the local men they have and several local men who have never appeared in Gary will show for the first time, a brother of James Orr who has won championships in Scotland may appear and if he does will no doubt make fast work for atirne one. John Pappos who wrestles for Hull House is a Gary resident and will compete. The following is a list of the men who will likely be seen Saturday evening at Gary T. M. C. A.: 125 pound class Kalman Borsits. Sol Heyman and Phil Xeal. 135 pound class Peter Mitropoulos. George Mitropoulos. Harold Cog-ley and I". H. Swanson. 145 pound class Geo. MarUnnan. Glenn Smith. Arthur MeOormiek (t. of O. G. McKenzie and Ray Schultz. 158 pound class Tony Bokish. Glenn Pepple, G. O. Foley and Elmer Kohn. 175 pound class Karl Kunert and Steve Ercez.

WABASH NOTHING IF NOT PATRIOTIC Cr.AWFORDSVlBI.E, IXD., March 2f "In case of a great war we will r.aii up the doors of Wabash college next year and expect no man to come ! a 1; to work," said Dr. G L. Mackintosh .': a talk to the students of Wabash college. He said he did not believe Wabash students would be backward i:i taking their places with the fighting men. He asked all students to ha';.! in their names, if they are willing t, enlist, should a call to arms tome. Halso asked that no more dances bgivenby the students. but that t'.imoney be turned over to the Rflg.an relief fund. Continuing his talk on the war. he said it was Inevitable, but that it would not be a great one unless Japan became involved as a German ally.

LOWDEN AIDS SAND DUNES PARK Governor Uwden of Illinois has come to the aid of the organizations and individuals working to have the Indiana sand dunes turned into a national park. "What is there I can do to help this movement?" asked the governor in a letter to Miss Caroline M. McIIvaine of The Chicago Historical Society. "The dunes have natural beauty and are suggestive of the early days before this portion of the country was settled." The Dunes Pageant Association will hold its pageant at the dune May 30 and June .". '

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TO-DAY JEAN SOUTHERN In r Five- Act Foanir.' "THE CLOUD" TOMORROW 'The Love That Never Dies' Five Acts. SATURDAY Emmy Wehlyn in a Five AC Metro Feature " Vanity"

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NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.'S Best Vanilla Wafers Per pound, 27c

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CANDY SALE

Friday and Saturday Aro Chocolate DaysAll our re-ular 4r. C'liccoiates, sttfcia!. s Pouna at 15C Marshmailow Easter Eggs. siz-?. Special, M f7. for IOC

Hersey'sj Milk Chocolate, .( lis rr-fttilarly at f'Oc a pound. Si'.fcii'.l. I'Otirit! at Redel's Marshmallows ;n sr cartons, 10 for 10c

CIGAR SALE

A!! 5c pkes. Tobacco, I'riilav an ('I Sauirdav, for 25 San Felice, Jonn Kuskin, New Ea"' elor ana Owl 5c Straight Cigars 25c

La Marca, Official Sea!, Etonia and Royal Sovereign 1Cc Cigars S'cia!- for 25C-Cuba-Roma, Lord Sheldon, Havana Londres and Curly Maid Cigars, Special. io for 25C

A- Specials From Our Dru Section

Lux Ssap Chips. ICY 3 ;i,ickaKos. S;iec:al lor Fritlav and Saturday, ;5 3 r.r 23e -j

Hinklo's Cathartic Pills. i Hi in hoMk-; rearular price 2'iC Spi'-'ial for fri. ami Sat

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Preparedness- -for Easter IEoro you will find the oxporionoo ossontinl to tho makinu- of suitable decorations for Easter. We have not only the customary exeellent assortment of Hastcr lilies, but every other flower nnd plant for deeorative and pft purposes. Cut flowers or blooming jilants are the erfeet exression of the sentiments of love, purity, and beauty, and make the perfect Easter ffift. Let our stock of flowers help provide a perfect Easter in your home. SPECIAL SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH SO and 31. Hyacinths .....25 to SLOG Tulips 50C to $1.50 Carnations, per dozen 50 Sweet Peas, per bunch 35 Violets, per bunch ' 2tC Hammond Floral 103 STATE STREET, Cor. Hohman St. HAMMOND, IND. PHONE 133

MIDDIES ARE GRADUATED (ny 1 nifeti Press.) ANXAPiUJS, MI)., March 29. Declaring the navy the first arm of de-

FOWLER GEM THEATRE 93 State St., Hammond. TODAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN "Tillie's Punctured Romance" Charlie Chaplin. Marie Dressier. Mabel N'ormand. Chester Conklin and Mack Swain. The world's fastest and funniest comedv. A mile of laughter, a million roars'. Don't miss this. By all means he here. FRIDAY. MARCH 301 H. One day only. A picture for every woman forced to fight her own way. LOIS MEREDITH --in"SOLD AT AUCTION"

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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Orpheum Stock Company "The GIri"1N and the Thief"

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TODAY Gretchen Hartman in "THE LOVE THIEF" Also PATH E WEEKLY,

T 0 M 0 R R 0 W Anna Pennington in "THE RAINBOW PRINCESS" Also Hugh Mack Comedy and Pictograph. SATURDAY Dorothy Gish in "STAGE STRUCK" Also CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "DOUGH AND DYNAMITE"

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