Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 311, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1917 — Page 9

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NOTICE Thereafter no classifieJ is T" bs vccepted over teleyHoae tuur?? -hat person Ixas a lolBPo furnishes as with the correct turnTier of samo at tJma ol pUclotf t ot the office anil pay tor same w"r M Svo flays. Otmrwlw cbnrg-e of TSK Will b ma C-he best ierric can. t t5 bringing your advertisements to rflee and pay for umc at tim f lacing- the advertisement. LAZE COUXTY PR3rTX2I3 A3TD PTrBiasaxsro co. WantedMale Help. W VVTED Men at Gibson transfer. Ap - plV cn'l Foreman. Steady work. r-.v. Take Gary interurban. get off at I. . L- rada. 1 to work part-of time in 'to"'. V , c-i wagon: must be f,u "'fJ.'V Humrf Bms.. 575 Hohman St.. MSir mo:i''. V'tIB Enamel?" on s ' ' "h turc. Frank 65. Eetz Co.. lla.mmoyL TV XTED Barber, steady St'ite st., Hammond. man. 2 7 -J 6:11 :3 - T...-,rr! e. Red TV ANTED Old men vy X-""'K 6-i3-Co.. Hammnnd. ' TV A NT E D N i eht telephor, operator; must know how to hand e car s. P manent to r'ght party, i all : -a.s r.e rosdv for duty. City Tax. -g..j Line. 1 fn n'.:nond. 1 . vl- a vi! ) Grorerv delivery nriV &9rJ wages. Phone Whltmpm. E. Jewett. WANTED-Good reliable man to manage a market: n.ut-t na" Market rpfrences. Applv Independent MsrM-t. Ui e. state at.. Hammond. b'' .1. TvTvTFn Two flrt class meat cutTl ANl-' 1 , Aordy IndependMarkerisi E. State at. WANTFD One machinist. Futh. Sirer aply. Hammond .lauai..t. g.14 St., Hammond. ' WANTED Elccksm'th by " X X. . l-V,lr.C-0 Famou? 6:14:2 Mfg. i-O-, r-at Kacliirast's Opportunity. I few hundred do'.lrs w,H make ou T'ch. For particulars Box 46.. Last cago. . t "H TVIl I. HE G1VBS soorooy's-clean. f'" -Sy'Hadnt U, APly,to C. G. Witter Fitzgerald. o67 -iul.et.n Hammond, Ind. WantedFemale Help. Tr a -Ti-n Girls to operate power wTngachfnes. Mcllroy Belting TVoiks, Hammond. 01 iADIE Learn- hairdressing, besuty ci?itu?e chiropody. Few weeks. Day or evening. Self support your country riemand- Po!l niu waiting. v r .te catalnsne- ler College. 103 S ,th ave. Chicago. " "J WANTED Stenographer, thoroughly experienced- steady work. Apply -n wrltl only. H ammoad Malleable Iron Co. . Hammond. "' ' WANTED Girl for general work. Phone 2427 Hammond. house6:13:3 WANTED Good girl or woman for general housework, one that can cook. 5 Sibley St., Hammond. 6.H.W ANTED 3irl. wall paper and paint tore. 263 State at.. Hammond between 5 and S p. m. l'1..T WANTED Girl or woman housekeeper and take car- of children 4501 Earlr.S ave.. East Chicago. 6.14.i V rNTiTTvIir? for general housew?,rk. one who can go home hirM". 224 Forfiyth ave.. W. Hammond. 6.14.1 Situations Wanted. WANTED POSITION As practical nu-se; thoroughly experienced m confinement cases. 64 1 Harrison st Phone 2034 Hammond. b.li.s SITUATION WANTED Woman wants " work as waiiress or housekeeper. Apply 3406 DeDodar st.. Indiana ITaibor. Mrs. Gilbert. 6:13:Vr ANTED POSITION As practical "nurse; thoroughly experienced in oonfmom-nt cases. 644 Harrison t. Phone 2634 Gary. 6:I4: For Rent Furnished Booms FOP RENT Sleeping room with private, family; no other roomers. 0 Condi't st. (upstairs). Hammond. 6:12:3 FOR RENT Two furn. rooms for light hskg.. $4 per week. 572 Hohman st . 2nd floor. Hammond. 6:13:2 FOR RENT Two furn. sleeping rooms. 419 Indiana ave.. t Hammond. 6:13:3 FOR RENT Two Tooms furn. for light hskg.: no children. Inquire 369 S-b-lov t Hammond. 6:13:2 FOR RENT Newly furn. front room for light hrkg. S3 State St.. Hammond. 6:1":l FOR RENT Two furn. rooms, modern. suitable for two or three gentlemen. Phone. S99W Hammond. 222 Sibley st. 6:13:3 FOR RENT Nice room. 11 Carroll St.. Hammond. Phone 110SM. 6:13:4 FOR RENT Two desirable front rooms for the summer. 9S Ogden st. Phone 907W Hammond. 6:13:2 FOP RENT Two furn. rooms. Aprdy ;7i0 Baring ave.. East Chicago. Tel. 73 7M. 6:":3 FOR RENT Furn. room suitable for r,t-n or two gentlemen. 234 Ingrabam ve'. Phone 1571 Hammond. 6:13:2 FT;R RENT Three furn. rooms for . " " ' 6 -1 ft ? mond. FOR RENT Single room, modern in "every way; two minutes from car line; home cooking near. Phone S95J Hammond. 6:13:2 FOR RENT Rooms for light hskg. Call phone 1023J Hammond. 6:13:2 FOR RENT rnree rurn. rooms ior light hskg.. or two sleeping rooms. Call 161 Highland St., Hammond. 6:13:2 FOR RENT Three furn. rooms for JJgilt nslig. i5 M., uiliinnunn. 6:14:3 FOR RENT Light hskg. rooms: strictly modern, central. Phone S37M Hammond. 6:14:1 FOR RENT New well furn. modem iight hskg. rooms, in one and twoTocm suites. Phone 2fi:'7 or call 41 S Truman ave., Hammond. 6:14:1 FOR RENT Desirable rooms for light hskg. 433 Olcott ave. IMione 67SH East Chicago. 6:14:1 FOR RENT Two furn. rooms for light hskg.: no children. "S3 Claude st. Phone S017 Hammond. 6:14:1 FOR RENT Three furn. light h?Vrooms; ga. electric rights and ham, to reliable maa er.d wife. 13 Conciit at, Hamuiond. 6:14:1

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Real Estate Bargains SPECIAL IIOHE BARGAINS. 5-room modern cottage, very desirably located on WILCOX st.. good cemented basement with Rood furnace. Win be vacant in a week's time. Hot and cold water connections, including1 gal heater, plate rail, also screens and storm windows for entire house. This is positivethe biggest bargain offered today in a modern home. 10 not fail to Investigate today. Price $2. 23V with small cash payment, balance t:0 ner mnth InpiliHine interest. ' Watch our special daily. I' Is A NIC J. WArUKftlCZ Cor. Oak lev and Phimmer Ave. Phones: 1617 1220-J 2719. 6:14: FOR SALE Three lots on Sheffield avi., for cash or terms. Paul Matthias. S2 Ash st.. Hammond. 6:9:12 FOR SAIX-1 have made several families hiippy by selling them a Rood home at a low price and easy terms. Let me make you happy. Why pay rent when you tan own your own home on easv terms. Ready to move in. I have several more to sell. OH phone 3 5 0 '. or 3201. otto Knoener, Hammond. Ind. 6:11 : FOR SALE Strictly modern 8-r. bungalow, la -jro. sun parlor: price $3.s0. worth $4. 5 J. S. Eiackmun Co.. lit State st., Hammond. 6:13:2 FOR SALE Modern well built 6-room "bungalow. 24x40 "ft: price $2,950. J. P. Eiackmun Co.. 3 61 State St., Hammond. 6:13::: FOR SA LK 4 - room coita;re, walking distance from business center: price $1.40 $100. cash. balance $15 per month J. P. Blackmun Co... 161 State St.. Hammond. 6:13:2 FOR SALE SO ft. lot on Chicago ave. nee- Oak st.- 50 ft. lot on Plummer ave.. near Federal bniidinff. very cheap. Phone 0!).t or call at 18 Mason st. Hammon 1. 6:14:o FOR PLE New 5-room bungalow. i . . . s . o crn t?flA men irif.-uv riitnicru, --. IbRlance 'pavmer.t. Apply 501 Mav st. Tel 97M Hammond. 6:14:1 j FOR SALE 5-room house, south side. ! bath and electric light, i,-r.crete. basejment, furnace. Price J2.20 $:oo caa.i. oaJam e same as rent, rnow -" mond. ft:I4'.3 FOR SALE 5 and 6 and f.-ronm cottages prices rans-e from 5sou to $1 500. $100 to $200 cash. balance monthly. Str'Ctlv modern bungalows, south iide. $2,800 to $ 4 O0 $2..0 to $500 cash balance monthly. Phone n,9 or see Mrs. Bunnell. 531 Michigan ave Hammond. ' L. FOR SALE Cheap on easy 60 acre farm. sra?.!l new housfl, barn, chicken house, etc.; nice orchard, two acres asparagus. 3 years old. about 4i acres under cultivation, balance pasture; near Pe Motte. Jasper count. Ind. H. C. Dekock. De Motte. Ind FOR RE'T OR SALE Dairy farm of 270 acres", and one of 240 acres; best of soil near R. R. station, on store road. Dr. F. Brag'.nton. Hotel Trerner Chicago. 111. 6 ltr For Sale Miscellaneous. FOR S VLE Unredeemed diamonds and railroad watches. Lesser Rfllab.e Loan Bank. 65 State St.. Hammond. Open even!ngs: CONKEY'S BUTTERMI LK STARTING Food, the chick food made. with PUTTFRMILK. 25c and 5')c pkg-. at Maginot Bros.. 174 Fayette st.. Hammond. .27.tr EROOPEH STOVES 4 styles $11.75 Buckeye agents. 174 Fayette lU mmmond. Kt'SSMAUL FEED A ROOFING CO. 119 Clinton at. Phon 717. Baat Chlcairo. phone 465B. t-ll-lm FOR SALE 33 ft. motor boat; fine condition, must be sold this wee Applv before 3:30 p. m. at east side of canal. Penn bridge. Indiana Harbor. Ask for Paul. 6:5 tr FOR CAI.E Grocery and meat market at good location: selling on account of sickness, bargain. Apply J. C. Av eli?, 62S Broadway. Gary. , t, a FOR SALE Black dirt and sod. Phon" Lansing 34W2. 6:3:5 FOR SALE Established automobile supply store, good location. Phone 34 702 Hohman st., Hammond, for particular. 6:llg FOR SALE Two bed's. springs and rl:." ,irt.or !? Chicago ave. Phone 1146,1 Hammond. 61- 3 FOR SALE IS ft. motor boat, fully I rvT rtv r.f Phirniro. equippea. niune g-lj-J FOR SALE Cigars, fruits, confectionery stationery store, in Indiana Harborvoung inan'H chance to get in business' few hundred dollars cash payment.' balance monthly small payments. Wi'l take partner giving his whole time to the business. Large profits, low rent, long lease. Address C P. Times. Hammond. 11 " 3 Ffill SALE One SO h. P. horizontal boiler, good condition. $225. Chicago Mica Co.. Valparaiso. Ind 6:14 3 FOR SALE Household good consioting of bed. linoleum, gas stove 3l buffet. Inquire Times Reporter. Brlsuey Law office, East Chicago. 6.14.3 Lost and Found. IjOST Brown pony last Friday night near Hessville; last seen going toward Gary. Finder please return Joe Niineth at fire station, Indiana Harbor. Reward. ' 0:12 : 3 LOST Purse. $5 small change, ner East Chicago bark Wednesday; reward. 4837 Baring ave.. East Chicago. 6:14:1 IjOST Ladv's belt with gold watch and fob. with initial A. between 57" Michigan ave. and Lion store; reward. Return 4 59 Truman ave., or TiroJes office, Hammond. " 6:14:1 Horses and Cattle. FOR SALE One gray mare, weighs 1400 lb?.; also two wagons and one hsrnes. Richard Zimmerman, phone 174. 13 Forsyth ave.. West Hammond. 6:12:5 FOR SALE One work horse. Woodhull Ice Cream Co.. 62 State St.. Hammond. 6:14:3 Wanted to Rent. WANTED TO RENT Cottage with bath; rent guaranteed; best references. Address F. M. Block. "03 Webster ave.. Hammond. 6:6tf WANTED TO RENT Five or 6-room modern cottage or flat in Hammond, centrailv located. Phone East Chicago 79. Mr. Lane, between 8 a. m. and s p. m. 6:14:3 (For EeniV Cottages. FOR RENT Five room cottage to coupie without children, $18. Mrs. Bertha Hiumentlial, 1905-137th st.. Indiana Harbor. 6:13:1 FOR RENT Small modern apartment, furn. 1S7 Highland St.. HammWid. " :14:1 For Rent FOR RENT Hotel and restaurant with 'or without furniture. Phone 6S1 Hammond. .8:6

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PAINTING. PAPER HANGING Good work, prices right; estimate free; open shop. Independent Decorating Co.. 232 Michigan ave. Phone 2931 Hammond. J:l CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Apply at HAMMOND DISTILLING CO. WANTED Old False Teeth, don't matter if broken. I pay $2 to 15 per run set. slnele and partial plates in proportion. Send by parcel post and receive check by return mail. F. Terl 403 N. Wolfe gt.. Baltimore. Md. 6:13-6 For Sale Motorcycles. Of! SECONDHAND on v MOTORCYCLES ATI mlr Rfnvi.. .i t- i 525.oo up. Sold on easy payments. cceisior Autocycie salesroom. WALZ & SLIGER, 229 STATE ST. 4:18:3 For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE: .Motor truck in good runnine order 5S09 CaH T f Harbor. A. La Rue. ' 6:12-3 Wanted to Buy. WANTED Medium sized Ice box. Call phone 1191M Hammond. 6:14:3 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. In the matter of the Estate of Ilaymond J. Sweeney. Deceased. No. 166. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake" Superior Court. Said Estate Is supposed to tie solvent. A. MURRAY TURNER. , Administrator. Dated June 2. 1917. 0:7:3 GRAVEL ROAD LETTING. LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA. Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, June 21st. 1917, at the Commissioners' Room In the Court House in Crown Point. Indiana, the Board of CommUisoners of said County will let to the lowest responsible bidder, the construction of a certain Gravel Road in Cedar Creek Township, known as the Addison Clark Road according to the plans and specifications on file in the Auditor's office. Sealed bids may be left with the un dersigned Auditor up to one o'clock p. m. or the day of the letting. Bond for double the amount of the bid must accompany all tiids. One of tne sureties must be a resident of Lake County. Indiana, or a Suretv Company authorized to do business in iake county, Indiana. The same to be returned to ail unsuccessful bidders. The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved. JAME3 BLACK. GEO. O. SCHAAF, JOHN H. CLAUSSEN. Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana. Attest: EDWARD SIMON, Auditor Lake County, Indlana. Jiay 31 June 7 14 GRAVEL ROAD LETTING. LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA. ' Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, J-irie 21st. 1917. at the Commissioners' Room in the Court House In Crown Point. Indiana, the Board of Commissioners of said County will let to the lowest responsible bidder, the construction of a certain Gravel Road in Center and Win.leld Townships, known es the Geo. F. Dye Road according to the plans and specifications on file In the Auditor's office. Sealed bids may be left with the undersigned Auditor up to one o'clock p. m. of the day of the letting. Bond for double the amount of the bid must accompany all bids, one of the sureties must be a resident of Lake County, Indiana, or a Surety Company authorized to do business in Lake County, Indiana. The same to be returned to all unsuccessful bidders. The right to reject anv and all bids is reserved. JAMES BLACK. GEO. O. SCHAAF. JOHN H. CLAUSSEN. Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana. Attest: EDWARD SIMON, Auditor Lake County, Indiana. May 81 June 7 14 ' GRAVEL ROAD LETTING, LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA. Notice Is hereby given that on Thursday. June 21st, 1917. at the Commissioners' Room in the Court House in Crown Toint. Indiana, the RH r.t Commissioners of said County will let to tne lowest responsible bidder the construction of a certain Gravel Road in Winfield and Eagle Creek Townships, known as the Herbert J. Cornish Road according to clans end sneciSeations on file In the Auditor's office. Sealed bids may be left with the un dersigned Auditor tip to one o'clock p. m of the day of the letting. Bond for double the amount of the bid must accompany all bids, one of tne sureties must be a resident of Lake County, or a Surety Company authorized to do business in Lake County, Indiana. The same to be re turned to all unsuccessful bidders. The right to reject any and all bids is re served. . ' JAMES BLACK. GEO. O. SCHAAF. JOHN H. CLAUSSEN. Board of Commissioners of Lake County. Indiana. Attest: EDWARD SIMON, Auditor Lake County. Indiana. My 31 June 7 14 NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice Is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond, North Township, Lake County, Indiana, that, the undersigned, Frank R. Fowler, is a male inhabitant and resident of said City, Township, County and State and over the age of twenty-one years. That he has resided in the State of Indiana for more than one year and in the City of Hammond, North Township. State of Indiana, for more than six months prior to the date of this notice and Is a qualified voter and a cltiten of the United States of America and Is a man of good moral character, and that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at Crown Point. Lake County, Indiana, on the first Monday of June, 1917. the same being the 4th day of June. 1917, for leave to purchase a license to retail Intoxicating, apiritous, vinous and malt liquors In less quantities than five gallons at a time and

permit the same to he drank on the premises where sold. Said license heretofore granted by the. Board of Commissioners at their June term, 191c to Cecil J. Witter and Frank K. Fowler, and issued by Edward Simon. Auditor of said County. for a period of one year from said date, and the precise location and description of the premises where said intoxicating- lio,uors are to be sold by the provisions of tho license which the undersigned desires to purchase, is as follows: The ground floor front room of the three-story building situated on Id' 21, block 2, Townsend and Godfrey's aidition to the City of Hammond. ' Lake County. Indiana. The bar room faces north on State street and sides on Oakley avenue.' both public highways in said City. The bar room is 23-feet wide, 67" feet deep and 14 feet high; has glass front, corner and side entrances. Ear occupies the west side of bar room and all of the Interior of said room can be seen from State street. , FRANK R. FOWLER. May 7 14 21

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In the Matter of the Estate of Bernardlna Moorman. No. 14SS. In the Lake Superior Court. May Term 1917. Notice Is hereby given to the Heirs, Legatees and Creditors of Bernardina Moorman, deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond. Indiana, on the 2nd day of July, 1917, and show cause, if arw iir ih. riNAL SETTLEMENT ' ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 5th day of June. 1317. HERBERT L. WHEATON, Clerk Lake Superior Court Jun 7 14 NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ADMlNlJjTRATJhR. The undersigned. administrator of the estate of John Rust, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Lake Superior Court, he will at the hour of 10:00 a. m.. or. the 7th day of July. 1917. Hammond. Indiana, and from day to day thereafter, until sold, offer for sale, at private sale all the interest of said decedent, in and to the following described real estate to-wit: Lots sixteen (16). seventeen (17). and eighteen (IS), in block seven (7, in Franklin's Addition to the City of Hammond. Lake County,, Indiana, and lots forty (40) and forty-one (41) in Stafford and Trankle's Addition to the City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana. Said sale will be made subject to th approval of said Court for not less than two-thirds of the full appraised value of said real estate, and upon the following terms and conditions: Onelhalf ( 4) of the purchase money, cash in hand, and the balance to be payable within six (6) months, -evi denced by notes cf the purchaser, bearing 6 per cent interest from date, waiv ing relief, providing attorney fees, and secured by mortgage on tie real estate sold. YEN 51 ANDERSON", Administrator of the Estate of John Rust, Deceased. J 14 21 2S Coming "Jephthah's Daughter," First Baptist church, Tuesday. June 19th. 6-14-5 baby vicmF" PQISi8US PLOT Yes, Beatrice, This is Possible They Do Worse in the Movies. Special to The Times.) SCHERERVILLE, IND., June 14. The eyes of the detective world aj-e centered on the village of Schererville. Only through the Intervention of medical science are the terrible consequences of a new and horrible crime being defeated. Meanwhile the constabulary is baffled by the mystery of the poison bug.The lS-months old baby of John H. Thiel of this city has just passed through the shadow of death and attending physicians are hopeful that the baby's life will be spired. Baby Thiel was bitten by a little bug of a species known to be harmless. But the bite developed an insidious poison at once and only the prompt response of a physician to a hurrycall saved the child from Immediate death. That the bug whicn is of the Olimex insect family was stood in a virulent poison and made a death-carrying messenger is the astonishing theory upon which the investigation is con ducted. The baby, however, was not the intended victim, nor were any of the other members of the family. The deadly bug was intended for a person entirely Heparate from the family whose name is withheld as, well as the motive for the strange and hideous

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plot and the probable Identities of the criminals. That Schererville. a tranquil and law-abiding hamlet, has been the scene of an international piot is considered possible by the presence here of men believed to be detectives of national repute.' Hired Man Intended Vlettm., A reporter gained an interview with a local authority working on the case. "In explaining the theory updn which the Investigation Is being prosecuted." stated the informant, " I will say, for instance, that a hired man was the Intended victim of the poisoned bug plotters. Supposing the hired man happened to be in possession of secrets which the criminals knew to be dangerous to their safety. After capturing the bug and forcing it to walk through a saucer containing the dealy poison they have taken the bug to the hired man's room in the barn and placed It under the covers In his cot while he slept. "Of course, you know that hired men are not September Morns. - It was hot this" night ' and sleeping as the hired man did fn his underwear with socks and perhaps his shoes on. the bug grew disgusted with him and crawlel out from under the covers. It wandered about In the yard until the night grow cooler and It sought shelter. Finally It arrived at the house where the baby slept. Crawling In an open window It came to tiie cradle of the slumbering child. It nestled on the towsled head and bit the rosy cheek. The child" stirred. It fled. The deed had been committed and an innocent victim's life was all but taken." Note Movie rights for "The Poisoned Bug Mystery" are for sale. Something of the immense amount ot work involved in the compilation of registration records has been evident at the East Chicago city hall ever since the beginning of registration a week ago. The transcribing of copies of names and addresses In lists for the use of the publtc. the making of summarirations in triplicate, duplicating all card records, etc.. has mode an immense amount of clerical work necessary. The registration board has been almost constantly on the job but noT one of the regular board has put in more time or more anxious moments than has T. F. Helms who has taken charge very Torgely of directing those that have been at work in the mayor's office.. In the police station, hanging where it is accessible to the public day and night, is a complete roll of the names of those who hold registration carda. A duplicate of this list has been prepared for the press and is available for any newspaper office that will publish It. It is understood, however, that such i publication is not advertising matter and will not be paid for. While the work has been heavy, a loed has. been taken from the shoulders of the few by the readiness with which pupils of the public schools have responded to the call for help. Principal H. H. Clark of the high school and teachers in commercial work have made it possible feu" many of the. students to give extra time to the-board of registration for this work. This morning at the city hall there were eighteen young people hard at work wherever , desk space could be found. ' Some were in the mayor's office, some m the engineer's office and some in the city clerk's office. It is hoped that the rogistrition cards may be all copied today and the work prac tically finished. ;rrf n ; f,A". Sdtomkif

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BLACK KtWD tSTAt ";"o' V s S s s East Chicago Her People and Occurences Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. W. R. Diamond will entertain the D. A. R. at the home ot Mrs. W. R. Diamond, Chicago ave nue, East Chicago, on Mondav. June IS This is to be a social and business meeting. All members are urged to aiienn. In addition to the regular Elks meet ing this evening, the annual flag day exercises will be held in the club rooms and it is expected that a large turn out or the members will be present. A. J. LaPIant and Leo McLaughlin left yesterday for Hudson "Mich .. n representatives of Twin i'itv Council Knights of Columbus, to attend the xunerat or Dennis F. Hannan of Indiana Harbor. Mr. Hannan died suddenly in camp, his remains being shipped to nis xormer home for burial. The public are generally invited to hear the speaker from Chicago who will give a stirring talk on the plana and aims of the Red Cross war fund campaign which will be put on throughout the country for the week of June 18 to 25Li with the object of raising $100,000.000. East Chicago has been assigned $3,000 to raise and it is earnestly requested by the executive finance committee that our reople be present in large numbers Friday evening. June 25. the McKinley school auditorium. Admission free. Eli Hold Social Dance, The informal dance held last evening at the Elks hall in the Cohen building. oy the dancing squad of the Elks club was a grand success, as all their dances are. About thirty-five couples were present making a gay crowd. Red, white and blue caps were passed out to all at the beginning of the dance. At another time feathered whistles were passed out. Then came the serpentine dance. All these novelties went to make up a joyous'time, saying nothing about the Moonlight Waltz's, Circle two-steps and Robber's twosteps. On a whole this was a grand affair. Delicious frappe was served and excellent music was furnished. At midnight the dancers left the hall expressing wishes rnat another dance might be given "before it gets too hot." Of course the committee must decide that. The ladies present were: Mesdames Herron. Booth. Townsley, Kettles. E. F. Martin of Kokomo. TV. A. Cadman. Toberts, J. E. O'Nell. A. S. Goodfriond. Jack Evans, E. X. Bunnell, the Misses Green, Tessie Mansell, M. .Clapper, . Mable Jojinke. Martha Johnke. E. Henderson, jr. Snyder. M. Silverman, V. Doza. E. Silverman. Nr. Kinney, R. King. Genevieve and Gertrude Martin of Xokomo. Ind., S. Evans M. Lloyd, R. Brown, H. Duffy. I. Duffy, M. Artibey, Carrie Gleems. F. Jones. E. Thomas. M. English and Miss Vanderhoof and Blanche Wiker of Hammond, i The pedro party which was to have been given tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Thos. Williams of Olntt avenue will be postponed for two weeks. Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. TV. R: Diamond will entertain the D. A. R. at the latter's home on Chicago avenue. East Chicago, on Monday afternoon Juen 18. This Is to be a social and busines moot ing. All members are urged to attend. The Woman's Guild of the Church of Good Shapard will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. TV. A. Dickenson of South Baring avenue. This is to be the last meeting of the season and all members are urged in attendance. Mrs. J. Hartman of Beacon street will entertain at a luncheon today Mi O Hanley of TVoodlawn. 111.. Mrs. Oilman of Muncie. Ind.. and Mrs. Hannon, who is here with her husband. cnt i Hannon. Mrs. Gilman is the mother of jxrs. .Hannon. , The Wednesday Pinocle club met yesterday at the home of Mrs. TV. Jenkins of Magoun avenue. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. G. H Lewis, Baring avenue. Indiana Harbor Personal and Otherwise Special at Columhia theatre today Roscoe Arbuckle will be featured in one of his famous two-reel comedies entitled Th Batcher Boy. A five-part Blu Ribbon Vltagraph special. Ilia TJfe Good Xam, will also be shown, making an extra entertaining program! Don't fail to attend. Admission, 15c! 6-14-1 Mrs. Elmer Bedford and son Clifford of Spokane, Wash., are the guests of Mrs. Morrison and family of Elm street. They leave tomorrow for Michigan before returning ho.me. Mrs. Maria Iverson of Elm street, has sold her home and expects to move to Iowa today to make her home with her son. Tonight in the McKinley auditorium In East " Chicago, occurs the annual commencement exercises of. the high school. There are thirty-five members of the class this year. Horace J. i Bridges will deliver the address on ine uuty or louth in Realizing the Ideals of America." LOST 5 young pigs. Reward if returned to Nasa Basich, 3939 Butternut st. 6:14:1 Mrs. Turner and daughter Madeline returned to their home in Walkertnn after a week's visit with Mark Bender and wire. Dr. and Mrs. Cox have been In Chi cago for the past two days attending the reunion of the graduates of Rush Medical schooL Two elaborate ban-

quels were served, onj et the Palmer house and one at the Auditorium. Dr. Cox was a member of the class of 1S97." Friends of Father Mungoi-an wre' shocked to hear of his death which occurred In Fort Wayne at the home of his sister yesterday. Father Muneovan left here seven years ago and went to Anderson. Ind. His funeral will be at Fort Way:,e, Monday morning. The funeral of Dennis Hannon which was to be this morning in Hudson. Mich., has been postponed until, tomorrow rrornlng because of several relatives who were unable to get there until later. Jack, his brother, en route from El Passo, reached Chicago yesterday afternoon. The length of Jock's furlough is not knewn but he is expected to be here Suo4y or Monday. Mrs. Cheney and Mrs. TV. R. Diamond will entertain the D. A. R. at the latter's home on Chicago avenue, Monday afternoon, FAst Chicago This will be a social and business meeting and all members are urfced to be. present. Lazette Donnelly of Drummond street, died last night In Chicago. He contracted a cold while marching in the parade on Decoration day with the

Inland recruits, and went to Chicago soon after anti was never able to return. He is a brother of Sergt. Donnelly. Indiana Harbor station. and son of 5fr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Donnelly. Funeral arrangements have not been made as yet. FOR REKT 4-room flat, apply 3731 Hemlock St., phone 599-J. 6:14:1 GOVERNMENT NOTICE Thej Times has been asked to publish the following notice: - Treasury Department Internal Revenue Service Indianapolis. Ind., June S. Jlr. H. M. Tt-bay, Argos, Ind. Dear Sir: Please give publicity j to the fact so far as possible and ' without expense to the government that corporation and Individual income tax for 1916 should be paid to Collector Peter J. Kruyer, Indianapolis, Ind., on or before June 15. . PETER KRUYER. GARY CONSTABLES FREED BY JURY A Jury in the court of Judge Hardy at Hammond yesterday afternoon acquitted Constables Lilburn Peters and Henry Prohl and Deputy Constables George Gurdic and Eli Radavich of charges of assault and battery on William Marquardt, a Gary policeman. The constables and deputies were defended by Attorney Joseph Conroy. , The trial began a week ago. The constables and deputies were alleged to. have assaulted Marquardt when they went to his home to place him under arrest and found him in bed. NEW PERMTS Three new building permits for East Chicago were added to the list on file in the city clerk's office. John Pondak will build a two-story brick fiat, with basement at 4851 McCook avenue. It will cost $3,500. Spilos Bros, are the contractors. Jos. Masur will build a $10,000 business building on the east side of Catalpa between 139th and 140th streets. Scharmach Bros, are the contractors. Mike Pisowicz will build a one-etory frame dwelling, costing $1,440, on the west side of Walsh between 148th- and 149th streets. Mike Lisa has the contract. IN AND AROUND a A R V HE.VRY WILLIAMS. Henry Williams, formerly of Gary but now of Chicago, visited Gary friends yesterday. ELECTED DELEGATE. ' M. D. Lieberman, 2200 Broadway, was elected delegate to the Jewish congress to be held at Washington, D. C, September 2, 1917. FORMER GARYITE. Ross D. Nitherton .formerly coach at the Emerson high school, visited Gary friends the last week. Mr. Netherton is now assistant attorney general of Illinois in charge of inheritance tax investigations and Settlements . OV VISIT. Mrs. Mauer and two daughters and one son of Adams street, will leave within the present week for an extended visit at Grand Rapids, and Detroit, Mich. 'rettrxs home. After a visit here, the guest of Jlr. and Mrs. Kenneth Call In Harrison street, Fred Call has returned to his home at Bloomington, nd. MR?. Bl BR. Mrs. K. M. Burr has rented her apartments in JacksSn street and has gone to ndianapolis to be with her husband. Major Burr, during his eeason as an officer at Fort Harrison. HAVE HCTlBXED. Captain and Mrs. Aydelotte of the Gary hotel, have returned from a week's visit to Pretty Lake, near Plymouth, Ind. g mr l . . m RATES REDUCED On Loans of $5 to $100 No ona need without the money they want at our p.-tsenc low ratesIt pays to borrow from us when you need money for any purpose. $10 costs 35 cents for 1 monthEasy to pay our way in srr-all weekly or monthly installments to suit your convenience. If you are keeping hous or have steady employment we advance money on your own note. Loana anwyhere in Calumet District. LAKE CO. LOAN CO. 23 RIMBACH BLOCK ' (Over Lion Store) HAMMOND, INDIANA.