Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 16 August 1917 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Thursday, August 16, 1917.

Miss Ada Schmidt and Mr. Chester Picket-son, manager of Dicks Taxi Co. or Hrr.momi. were married this afternoon at three at the bribe's home, 779 Hohman. Only a few friends and the lir.me Hate family were present. Rev. "rbert KIa.ue officiated and a wedding o i.r.er was served. The young couple v :.l !vf for a wedding trip and reti rn in a week to make their home with Mrs. Herman Schmidt. the bride's n...'htr.

HAXiOSD GULL 7BAISXD. Mi.'s I.ulu Symmes. the Hammond school teacher who in Boulder. Colo., is c.filfd the booster of the Chautauqua, vnieij to Hammond friends of the success, of the annual banquet of the Coloj.irio Chautauqua and adds that a Hamnicrd ri"-l Miss May Hurnhaus cont. .h;ed by her toast largely to it. The Paily Camera of Boulder says: "The iast toast of the evening was piven by M'ss Mtv Burhans of Hamr; nnd. Indiana, her subject beins "First irr.pressior.s.' This is her first year at the Colorado Chautauqua and she spoke with all tl.e tntliusiasm of a new comer cn-i the discoverer of an ideal spot in which to spend a worth while vacation. She enjoys a delightful qviet which ;"rcdea the opening of the assembly, the congenial companionship which comes when the crowd arrives, the in-t''--cti:'."-ttmu'.us of the summer f . .rl. p!-jr.sure o t evervints; en "WHS"" i irw- -mm. ,. "w-. yam-

WeeScEnd Specials

Here's a Good Dinner Country Smoked Butts and New Cabbage Try this high grade smoked mild cured meat, Oscar Mayer . & Co.'s quality, boiled with cabbage or sliced cold. Pieces average in weight from iy2 to 2Y2 pounds. Specially priced at per OOf pound .uu

i The Famous Ivory Soap tJOttP (6 cake limit), per cake ,ri Crisco All four sizes of tins 'UllSCO one sale $2.50, $1.69, 85c and .

LION BRAND CRYSTAL BAKING POWDER 1 lb. cans at 21C; restaurant and hotel flOf special, 5 lb. cans Owls B Lion Brand Blueing and Qlt lUlIlg Ammonia, full qt. bottles 02b 3 National Biscuit Co's Cakes Ravena Jumbles, lb 23 Lorna Doone, lb 28 Ginger Gems, lb 18

tHrr waneta urana rure uocoa, rjDrt UOCOU full quart mason jars. . , Qh Choice Fresh Roasted Santos HJZA Oliee Peaberry Coffee, lb Zub

Waneta Brand Pure Cocoa, full quart mason jars. . .t Choice Fresh Roasted Santos Peaberry Coffee, lb

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PniAii.no Extra Choice Arizona antaiOUpeS Cantaloupes, each -f QA 8, 10 and I LU Cat Clin Snider's Pure Tomato a -I VdloUp Catsup, large bottles j Csvun Snider's Pure Tomato Soup, the jnA OUlip big tall can, 14c. three cans for. .'Hllir HOT WEATHER CAUTION IMPORTANT During hot weather season we cannot guarantee to' deliver Butter, Butterine, Lard, Berries, etc., in first class condition. Delivery made at customer's risk r-ily.

End r3ic-o-! Jellies, this grade crystalized drop, regular price Special H 1Chewing Gum, all parkaees. Sppci?l 3 is a fcih Jelly gura 20c per lb. 7U2c makes, 5c for.... 10c Specials Heiiry Geors, Boosters, Ia Arora Opera and Tom Keene, special 1 for30 All 10c packages of Cigarettes, special three ior - -250 Piff, Paff Puff Manila Smokes, Flashlight and Louis K, special eight for ; 300 Havana -endres. Curly Maid, Lord Sheldon and Cuba Roma, special, ten fcr 250

tertainments, and above all the inspiration of the wonderful natural surroundings which envelop the Ghaut atio.ua assembly. Her words were well chosen and her tribute made a fitting cloi'e to a program whose excellence has rarely b en excelled." Miss Hazel Jenkins has returned from a week's visit with friends in St. L.ouis, Alton and Granite City. Miss Clara Jeserr.ig who has been the Kuest of her rarnts at their heme on Pine street for the. past two months, will leave for Denver, Colo.. Thursday evening. - OMrs. J. D. Honquest and children of Cleveland. O., are here for a few weeks' visit me Mrs. Jera-ens. -"3 Sibley street, and other relatives. Miss Nellie Saunders cf Minneapolis, is the guer.t of Mrs. alter T 'Hardy of Detroit street. Mr. sii Mr. Patrick J. Ri'.ey of South Hohman street, returned toda from an extended trip through the west. Miss Metha Wilhelm of State Line street, left yesterday for Rochester and Peru. Ind.. where she will visit relatives until the openiiiR of school. . . .m' . wrm Smtmir Sweet Potatoes, per pound j Candy Sale Licorice Cuts, a Rood grad.e licorice, 20c value- Special per lb 70 Burnt Peanuts, Xo. 1 Spanish peanuts, sugar coated, 25c value Special H lb- 9J IN THE SQUARE PACKAGE GRAND PRIZE HIGHEST AWARD PANAMA EXPOSITIONS 50o B, spbcIsI 40c Jl.OO size, special 73c h $3.75 size, special $2.99 S

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Drug Sale Orchard White for tan and freckles, Soc bottle, special 260 Palmer's Toilet Water All odors. $1.50 size, special Jj- qj Mellin's Food for Babies 75c size, pecial - 5G0 Nujol, the tasteless paraffin oil, 7."Tc bottle, special 560

Mrs. Victor Dyer of South Hohrnarv street fntf-rtained the members of the Wednesday Aftfrnoon Club at her home yesterday. Mrs. T. R. Tennant made ftrst place in auction. Mrs. J. P. Brussell. Miss VoBfl, Mrs. Matt Srherer and fon, Robert, visited Earl Bruspell and Dick Scott who are at the i;reat Kake Naval Training Station, yesterday.

Mr. Kverett Riomer of Carroll ytreet is attending the convention of Barbers Supply Dealers Assn. of America which is being held at the Hotel LaSalle. Chicago. 111. The ir.eetlns of the D. A. M. Club which was originally scheduled to meet tonifrht will be held at the home of Miss Edith RulT of Carroll street Friday evening, August 17. Mr. Bernard Trschke. 423 Tlummer avenue. Is m St Margaret's hospital where he w il lpubmit to an operation. The North Side Loyal Temperance League will meet Krlday afternoon at the home of Miss Dorothy Hoffman, 43" Ash street. Judge Relter ar.d family are at Pontiac. Mich. The Judge oports that fishing is fine and that Virgil Relter Jr. is catching more than his shire of black bass and perch. Mrs. J. V. Brandenburg left yesterday for Columbus. O.. where she will be the gues tof relatives. Mrs. J. C. Faxton of South Bend is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Paxton. tIESl!Nri:i.T-QKIBIMEJl WEDDING. The marriage of Miss Clara Teresa Liesenfelt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Liesenfelt of 25S State Line street .to Mr. Harry Grimmer. 35S Indiana avenue, was solemnized this morning at St. Joseph's crurch. The Rev. Vm. Barrett of Terre Haute. Ind.. perfo'rmed the service, the double ring ceremony being used. Rev. Barrett officiated at the wedding of the groom's mother and father twenty-eight yeirs go. Prof. K. Grimmer played the wedding march. The bride was charmingly gowned in white georgette crepe. Her bouquet was of bride's roses and lilies of the valley. The bride was attended by her sister. Miss Margaret Liesenfelt. as maid of honor and Miss Frances Grimmer of Crown Point as bridesmaid. Miss Liesenfelt's gown was of white georgette crepe, hand embroidered, over nile green taffetta while Miss Grimnier's frock was of white net over pink taffeta. Little Dorothy Herman made a very attractive flower girl. Geo. Grimmer, brother of the groom, acted as best man. and Joseph Liesenfelt and Win. Schloer the other attendants. Following the ceremony an elaborate reception and dinner was given in the ball room of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. Grimmer wilrtake a short wedding trip and after the first of September will be at home to their friends at 958 Erie street. IMPORTANT MEETING TONIGHT When the committee on the organization of a militia unit In Hammond mets this evening it will have reports from the canvass of the industries of the city and know approximately how man men In the industrial occupations desire to join the company. It is planned to organize with 100 members and each industry is requested to furnish Us quota. The committee will decide, on the next step to take after hearing reports this evening. The meeting is to be called at 8 o'clock in the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce. SECOND GAME OF CITY CHAMP SERIES The second game in the Hammor.dW'aukosan series for the championship of the Chicago City league is trf he played Sunday at Parduhn park. Hammond is the favorite, having won the first game of the Fories. The attendance is expected to he very large. On Saturday the Roeland Eclipse play the Chicago Giants at Hammond. 6 MORE HAMMOND VOLUNTEERS Six more volunteer "Sammies" left for training today after enlisting at the Hammond recruiting station. They are: Harvey J. Perky, 4(54 Hoffman street; Klrhy Stevens, Marion, Ky.r Max Byhee, 285 Towle avenue; Aluis Ehniry. Toledo, Ohio: Ernest Gregg. 17 Claude street; Charles S. Biasser, 164 Highland street. CAPT. HANLON BACK. Captain of Police George Hanlon is back on the job after fifteen das of annual recreation, and Capia.n Rimbach has started his vacation. Chauffeur Bob Law and Officer Shadt are on vacations. DELUXE THEATER. An interesting tale of sn ambitious Russian dancer is told in "The teenth 'Wtfe." featuring Peggy Hyland and Marc Dermott, at DeLuxe theatre. Friday. On Saturday Bessie Love in "The Sevdust Kin sr," and William S. Hart in 'Tp Sheriff's Streak of Yellow" play. onight "lovely Mary" Miles Mintr in "Perwinkle." is one of the week's star attractions. VISITS FRIENDS. Associate City Attorney R. C. Johnson left today for Wisconsin where he will visit friends for a few- days. He will return to Hammond Sunday night and leave for the officers' training camp at Indianapolis Monday. BRAZIL. Herbert Crowe of Richmond. Ind.. a graduate of Purdue university, will be Clay County's first officii! county agent. GREEN'S BURG. A freak stalk of corn was found in a garden here. Around th largest ear of corn were clustered six other smaller, but completely f.irrr.ed ears of corn, all big enough to est. TO LUTE TOO. CLASSIFY LOST Purse on Oakley ve. or Garden second-hand store, Thursday noon, eontamingover $7 and receipts; return 783 Sohl St. 8-10-1 WANTED Experienced body ironr for north side mechanic's wash. Phone 3160 or call 398 Ash st. 8-16-2 WANTED 4 or 6-room steam heated flat, furnished or unfurnished. D. C. Times. Phone 1337M. Hammond. S-16-3 .rOrC K - i i o c, near v.uuri raouse. i S. Harris. 5S Klmbach ave. &-16-2 j

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Chief Justice J. Harry Covington. Chief Justice J. Harry Covinjrtoi of the supreme court of the district of Columbia, has recently left Washington for the west and southwest to investigate the labor situation ani especially to examine the I. vV. W. troubles in that connection. VOICE OF .artlg, THE rf" , R E O R L. E WHO W ASTES OIR FOOOSTVFFSf Editor Times; My attention has. been called many times in the past few months to the conservation of foodstuffs. Now that is ii good idea. I have always tontended enough food g' es to waste in this country to feed an army, and I am heartily in sympathy with the movement. Rut yesterday when 1 was called to canvass my precinct and prevail upon the housewives to can. dty and preserve the fruit and vegetables that are going to waste within their reach, my indignation was aroused. The idea of a woman letting anvthin go to wast? when the common people ian1 it is from the laboring man's ievvpoint that 1 am writing this) can barely get hold of enough ford to feed their families, how many housewives after paving the exhorbitant price for the actual essentials of life have any money left to buy fruit to can or pteserve. This! is the first ear in my life a.-- a housewife I haven't canned fruit. Now I feel satisfied to get hold of enough for a pie, still they tell me it is going vo waste all over the country. The houswifehas always heen conservative with foodstuffs. But there is a gap between the producer and the consumer, fcnd I think the time has come for th proper authorities to intervene. When we are paying two dollars a bushfl for potatoes right now and the crop of potatoes has neer been known to be what it is this year, the same thing is existing now that has for some years. When thousands of bushels o:' potatoes ate left to freeze and rot on the track 3nd apples are bought in the spring in the orchard and left to spoil, and eyss are left in st. .taste until they rot. and fruit, peaches especially, are dumped by the boat-load ir to Lake Michigan, when our good food is maliciously destroyed that some c mbine or individual might flourish and our American children goinn hungry. 1 think it is a crime, but what can the common people do but just conserve what little comes within their rea.h and make their dallv appeal. "Give us this day our daily bread." A Sl'BriiKIBER. NEW CASES FILED Hammond, Ind., Aug-. 14. Cases Filed Anjr. 9. 1633 Km. 1 Divorce: Catherine A. Bennett (J. H. t'etterhoff) s. William C. Bennett. 16390 Rm 2 l)iorce; Clara M. Bailey (J. H. Fetterhoff) vs. Wnl'er K. K.iiley. ISTM Km l Divorce: Harriet Musser J. H. Fjtterhoff) vs. Fred Mutwcr. 163!3 Rm 2 (Appeal) by pitf. (Acct. & far): John .. Donaldson vs. Albert Hornbeck and Wm. Graver T;ink Works. 16302 Rm 1 Person damages: Patrick Crowley ( H. E. Granger) vs. Steve iiimko. J'lled Aug. 10. 16334 Rm. 2 Korecl M. L. ; William Kleihege (G. Sheerer) vs. Hammond Home and Investment Company, a corporation and Ami! Coco!i& and Etta 1. Cocoligr his wife. The ea.v. 37' feet of the AV 75 feet of lot 5. block 2. Resubdivision of Helhe-g's Oak Ridge Addition to Hammond. Misc. Record No. SS. page 33. 16335 Rm. 1 Forecl M. L. : William Winters vs. Fred J. Fife and Mrs. Fred J. Fife his wife, whose true Christian name is unknown. Lot S. block S E is Sec. 23-37-9 of E. C. M'isc. f.S 522. 163iifi Rm 2 Pet. of adm. to sell real est.: Citi.jens Trust & Savings Bank administrator of the estate of Wil linm W. Peters, deceased vs. Josephine Hirdin. Hardin her husband whose true thristian name is unknown: Charles Peters and Peters his wife whose true christian name is unknown; Freno Peters aid Peters his wife whose true christian name is un known; Cyrus Peters and Peters his wife whose true chistian name is unknown. 16397 Rm 1 Personal injuries Charles Kompanek junior by Charles AompanPlt senior his jiext friend vs Indiana Box Company. 16338 Rm. 2 Divorce; Frosina Demater (J. W. Brissey) vs. George Demater. 16339 Rm 1 Pers. inj.; Charles Kompanek senior vs. Indiana Box com- - pany. 16400 Rm 1 Repl.; Hirsch Rolling Mill Company, a corporation vs. Illinois Oar ard Manufacturing Com pany, a corporation. 16(01 Rm 2 Acct.; Val Blatz Brewing company, a corporation vs. Lee Roper. 16402 Rm 2 Appeal (P!tf) Repl.: Xixon Philliss (Grarsrer & Fletcher) vs. Bertha Hahn, Charles Hahn.

THE TIES

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August Atchison American Beet Suar American Car Fdry. American Locomotive Anaconda American Smeltinsr Brooklyn Rapid Transit .Vations.1 Biscuit Baldwin Locomotive Canadian Pacific American Can Co. New York Central Colorado Fuel , i'entral Leather . Chess peakt; and Ohio Crucible Steel Erie American Steel Fdrs. 16. 99', 91S 74' 69 '4 76U 102i 61 69 S 63 160 46 S6 4SS 91-H 534 79', 24 '-3 7'l Great Northern 105 Maxwell Motors Mexican Petroleum 30 96 121 ' 52 'i 88 T S3; 6 4 '4 j no 187' 123 H 9 3', in 31j Norfolk and Western i Pennsylvania Republic Iron and Steel Reading C S. Rubber American Sugar Texas 0:1 L S. Steel Western Vnion Wal.fW.sh Wiiljs Overland CHICAGO GRAIN rUTTJB.ES. WHEAT Sept., $2.00. CORN May, $1.11; Dec. $1.1 3s. OATS May. o!Sc; Sept.. 5o'c; Dec. 55sr.. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. HOGS Receipts. lO.OOu; market 25c up: m:xu. 516.751825; good. $17.30fv 18.15; roug $16.60 a 16. 8". light. $16.60 8 18.20; pigs. $12 00 a lj.2i; heavy, $16.Huf 14.2 5. CATTLi: Receipts, 7,000; market, steady; beeves, $8.40 (n 15.00; cows-heifers. $4 85 5 12.75; Mockers-feeders, $6.10 3 9.50; calves, $ 1 0.00 g-14.25. CHICAGO PKODUCE. BUTTER Creamery extras. 40c; creamery firsts. 37'sc: firsts, 38 '5 39c; seconds. 3S1'?37Iic. EGGS Ordinaries. 2? 3 31 tie; firsts, 33 !2 i 34 'c. LIVE POULTRY Fowls. lStf21aC: ducks. 16 19c; geese. le'glSc; springs, 22 5 26c: turkeys. 18c. POTATOES Virginia. bbl . $4.50 W 4.60; Minn.. $1.35 & 1.45; Jerseys, $1.60f 1.55. VEAL 50 to 60 lbs., 1515" cents; 70 to 80 lbs.. 16 17 cents; 90 to 110 lbs.. I' -3 cents. KIDNEYS Overweight, 110 to 175 ibs. ll'alo cents; coarse. 11$ 12 cents. YOU ARE INVITED. Topics of vital interest to mothers sr.d fathers of Hammond's soldiers and sailors will be discussed at the meeting tonight of the Soldiers and Sailors' A4d association at the court house. This organization is to promote acquaintances between the parents of boys who have Joined the army or navy and to discuss the betterment of their welfare as well as the dependent relative of a "Sammie" who Is left destitute by his going. J. T. Hutton is president of the organization and extends to everyone an invitation to attend the association meeting. ATTEMPTED ROBBERY. Frantic screams of a girl being bound, gagged and chloroformed by robbers stopped the "chloroform bandits" from robbing the home of a Condlt street man, late last night. The girl's cries awakened the houpeholVi. The thieves escaped. The robbers entered the room of the girl, a relative, by climbing over the porch. They attempted to chloroform her but fearlessly she struggled and screamed for help. When the father arrived on the scene the robbers had mndr good their escape. The attempted robbery was reporter! to the police but no trace of the porch climbers could be found. GARDEN THIEVES. Garden thieves have become a general nuisance in Hammond. That big cucumber of which you are so proud may be gone tomorrow morning when you go out to give it the daily O. O. And those especially big ears of sweet corn are in danger alon with the string brans and the potatoes. The ready shot-gun rock salt; both ba rrels. Enlist In The Woman's Army By Conserving Foods.

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RED CROSS COMFORTS. j This message to the Hammond soldier

or sailor home on furlough: If you haven't a comfort bag make yourself known to the Hammond Red Cross and you will get one. The handy "comfy" kits are being sent to all Hammond "Sammies." The only way the Red Cross can find out the "Sammies'" address la through Information Riven by relatives, consequently many have inadvertently been slighted. Another Fred Carter. The Frederic Carter whose name was listed when h failed to appear before the Hammond exemption board, was not the son of Mrs. Fred Garter, widow of i he e.-sheriff of Lake count. Her son, Fred Carter, Jr., is a dental student. NOTICE OF CALL AND TO APPEAR FOR PHYSICAL EXAMINATION The following named persons are hereby notified that, pursuant to the act of Congress approved May IS, 1917, they are called for military service of the United States by this local board. The serial number and the order number of each of such persons is shown below. They will report at the office of this local board for physical examination on the 20th day of August, 1917, at 4:00 o'clock p. m. Any claim for exemption or discharge must be made on forms which may be procured, or the form of which may be copied at the office of the local board, and must be filed at the office of this local board on or before the seventh day after the date of posting of this notice. Your attention is called to the penal ties for violation or evasion of the Selective Service law approved May IS. 1917, and of the rules and regulations which may be consulted at this office. Order Serial No. No. 201 2749 Jeffery. Alfcnzo. N. Y. C. Co., Camp. Gibson, Ind. 2"2 2628 Kourkowelos, Spiro, 127 Sibley St., Hammond. 203 15SS Fletcher, Richard. 310 Shef field ave., Hammond. 204 223 Mueller. Walter Fred, Hessvllle, Ind. 205 2066 Klusmeier. Arthur O.. 84 Russell St., . Hammond. 206 1441 Cortos. Andy. 562 Merrill avenue. Hammond. 207 117 Diefenbach, George H.. High land, Ind. 20S 2330 Post. Charles T., 451 Bauer street, Hammond. 209 602 Boyer, George W., S09 Alice street. Hammond. 210 2675 Rippe. Henry Herman, 56 Gostlin street. Hammond. 211 S30 Marlenga. Stanley, US Wa bash ave., Hammond. 212 2233 Kereikes. George. 1120 Col umbia ave.. Hammond. 213 2990 Hays. James O.. 459 Logan street. Hammond. 214 3577 Stickler, Ernest C, 165 Lo gan street, Hammond. 215 3233 Smith. Robert S.. 3 Warren street. Hammond. 216 75 Ambler, Frank A.. 422 Tru man street, Hammond. 217 31S3 Lewandowski, Mike. 144 Clark street. Hammond. 218 1818 Blaekaby, Robert J.. 84 Plummer ave.. Hammond. 219 3828 Kistler, Oliver Albert. 411 Hoffman St.. Hammond. 220 34 81 Younkers. Henry. 34 8 Hick ory street, Hammond. 221 773 Roach, Charlie, Sibley street, Hammond. 222 1456 Heyl, Oscar, 424 Plummer ave.. Hammond. 223 2939 Hendricks. Robert E., 561 Indiana ave., Hammond. 224 S52S Planer, "William Fred. 781 Sohl street, Hammond. 225 721 Wenzel. Theodore, 553 Sib ley street. Hammond. 226 30C4 Wiatvowski, Mike. 193 Huhen street. Hammond. 227 1419 Blaschke. John. 446 Hoffman street, Hammond. 228 2390 Jewett. Murrell. 175 Sheffield avenue. Hammond. 229 786 Vanes. James F.. Hessville. 230 1549 Merkel, Ernest August. 168 Waltham street. Hammond. 231 1475 Tayne. Harry Joseph. 174 Indiana avenue. Hammond. 232 3272 Koscacka, Stanislaw K.. 196 Towle street. Hammond. 233 3620 Gleason. Orth H, 168 Shef field ave.. Hammond. 234 280 Dougherty, Ralrh Walker, 28J Truman av,. Hammond. 235 3259 Gremillon. James, 28 Sibley street, Hammond. 236 2322 Klasek. James. 302 X. Shef field ave.. Hammond. 237 3671 Matovina. George, 565 Fields ave., Hammond. 238 1292 Chase, Leon C. 810 S., Hoh man street, Hammond. 233 2730 Stoner. Cletus. 361 Sheffield ave., Hammond. 240 972 Murray, Edw. F.. 92 Plum mer ave.. Hammond. 241 983 Kantrowitz. Hyman. 528 Morton ave.. Hammond. 242 757 Hess. Max. 685 Oakley ave., Hammond. 243 965 Brougher, William G. State

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& Oakle y sts . Hammond. 244 3462 Franks. John, 49S Sibiey st , Hammond. 245 2813 Johnson. Raymond C 94 State street, Hammond. 245 3251 Micolairhock. John. 561 Ames ave.. Hammond. 247 243 249 863 Mueller. Fred. Hessville. 2230 DeBoer. Luke, Hammond F. 1, Hammond. 2455 Emmeriing, Louis J., 'j'j Russell street, Hammond 250 332 Jordan. Ralph. 53S Murray street. Hammond. Zahrndt, Herman W. A.. 717 251 3S3; Hc-htr.an street. Hammond. 2090 Kijowski, Julius. 118 Ehr, street, Hammond. 379 Oxford. Clarence J.. 110 F;:yette street. Hammond. 1560 Engle, Charles, 20 ConCH s' . Hammond. 253 255 3795 Anderson. Lorenco D.. 4;2 Plummer ave., Hammond. 255 3663 Toth, Alex, 345 Florence street. Hammond. 257 542 Mangan. George James. Hessville. Ind. 258 2107 Wetzel. Guy F.. 12 Williams street. Hammond. 259 3212 Rychawlski. Michael. 495 Chicago ave.. Hammond. 260 3559 Surdell. John. Central hotel, Gibson. Ind. 261 194 Mund, George J., 45 Ogden street, Hammond. 874 Robenhorst. William F-, 511 Murray street. Hammond. 552 Diveto. Ambro, 222 Fayette 262 I 26 street, Hammond. 264 2665 Ritter. Harry. S87 Erie St.. Hammond. Local Board for Div. No. 2. Lake County, State of Indiana J.OO Hohman street, Hammond. Ind. PAUL B. L1P1NSKI. chairman. W. E .OSBORX, clerk. Date of posting of notice 16th day of August. 1917. id the Skin of disfiguring blemishes, by quickly purifying the blood, improving the circulation, and regulating the habits with LuMt Sa of Any Mediein. ia th Worii. Jd aTarywher. la boxs. I0t. 25. PASTIME TODAY MARIE DRESSLER . In a Feature Comedy "TILLIE'S TOMATO SURPRIZE" Also "The Fatal Ring" FRIDAY HAROLD LOCKWOOD Ia a Five Act Feature Saturday Five Act World Feature, "THE PRICE OF PRIDE " TODAY The Great Screen Favorite Mary Miles Minter "PERIWINKLE" Ton't Miss This Pict'ire. Also The Latest Hearst-Pathe Weekly and a Christie Comedy. TOMORROW Peggy Hyland and Marc MacDermott In "The Sixteenth Wife" SATURDAY Bessie Love in "The Sawdust Ring" William's. Hart "The Sheriff's Streak of Yellow" i The New Orpheuro Theater now underpoinjf alterations and beins re-deeorateo! for the coming: sea- H son. 'Watch for opening the date. M

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