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Gary Mayor to Start Independent Party Campaign Tonight at Military Hall With Address. Mayor R. O. Johnson, who vis elected four years ago on an independent. futon ticket, tonight will formally open the independent party's campaign at Military hali. 51 Broadway, where a mas meeting will be Imid at S o'clock. Band Will Play. Th Perry bfl.0'1 will furnih rr.ui' and besides the mayor, Jmc,A. t'atterson, city controller arl former pro.e.utins attorney, will talk. Dr. Frank. W. Smith, chairman of tbe Independent party central committee, will preeitls. Major (o iHvr Fuels. flavor Johnson v!il give fart. and figures as t the work of trie polic department, econoniivs effected and will show that 'iary has had a tuameiM a'lminmtration and an effective one effective in every way exert that it hasn't the endorsement of the poiitic-al of 'li;ial.i ani contracf.n ttgenls of Jfall strf't's t-atrap.c. The ia)K are i epecaliy invited to be present ton!ght. Military hall in located i vr- th Acker and .fiinndt clothing store. LAFOLLETTE HEARINGS ENDED (By TTnltod Press.) WASHINGTON". Oct. 10. H Brings in tiie l-.-iF'ule: 1 e invettiietion were en-led to, lay by the isconstn senator's re-tnr-to appros his alleged disloyal statements nr i-x. T.Ttl um.l his ocouee rn sl.owe d them to be t''lse. Cbairnfin rcmerne ar.nounc.d following an executive session that no niero bearings woji.( be held by the special commit'ee e-oriideri"g I .a Fed -iette's expulsion. The? wiil obtain information from i.ther sources, m.-ludinj the state .-rir'.!in n1, concerning l.aFoiietie's s: a l.;:iv: n t s and will report: to the Pecemt'Cr congixss. DISTURBERS ARE HEAVILY FINED Saturday was cash day at the List Chicago police station, ten men raying fines that totalled $363.00. Here they are: Walter -Sjsring, drunk $ 11.00 Tom ICe.lley. drunk 11.00 Joe Farstor. aS3lt and bat 60.00 Albert Orasko, asslt and bat 60.00 Gust Or&sko. asslt and bat 60.00 Joe Martin, asslt and bat 60.00 Tbilip Cherk, asslt and bat 15.00 Xick Satok. concealed weapon; 60 00 Will Cochran, dmr.k 5 00 Ann-e Pudaw. chunk 11.0t Tola! -- $363.00 FRANKFORT. Oct. 15. Charges or disorderly conduct have been fUed against Policeman John Layman by Floyd Fletcher, a taxi driver, who al-

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keg party held on the Thompson Farm near here. GARY ELECTION THREE WEEKS AWAY Indiana city elections will be helVi thre weeks from today, and already the stage is being prepared for heavy betting at . Gary. The ending of the world's series will release considerable betling mone, it is expected, and odds will be placed vipon three of the candidates. Johnson. Hodges and Curtis, the independent, republican and democratic leaders, respectively. Maurice I.iebrmann, socialist rand! date, is expecting contracting odd3 on his end of it. it is reported. One (iaryite said yesterday he would go it ten to one on Johnson. He says the mayor will win in a walk. N GARY SGHIOL The Gary public library has the third annual edition of the graphy of the Gary public issued rtibito schools Copies may be had from the library or the clerk of the Gary board of education. This volume catalogs the books that concern in whole or in part various phases of the Gary system, reports letters and addresses of Supt. Wirt, reports of visiting cducatif'na! missions, reports of the operations of Gnryizod schools in Xew York and either cities together with a large list of magazine. newspaper enrj eclucaftrmal journal arli - les. Die catalog contains 36 pages. CITY BRIEFS. Chris 1 yepoulis. manager of the Majestic restaurant, is confined to Vis v.cc.r with a bad attack of la grippe. Superintendent of Hammond schools, C. M. McPaniels. will attend th ann jRl meeting of ih National S' ho"l Superintendents at Atlanta. Ga., next February. Hammcnd f Timon coun-il meet" tonight in regula- session at the citv hall. Toliie Captain Rimbarh talked to th school cliMrn toriav. He cautioned them to "e careful in playing on the streets 8nd along railroad tracks GRAND JURY WILL INDICT LANDMESSER The Giand Jury Landmesser on the tomorrow morning. will indict Oscar charge of murder1 He is now in the Crown Point jail tandmesser startled the country with his wholesale attempted killing in the Hammond city eourt last Wednesday. He killed his rival. Fred Boehm. wounded Mrs. Myrtle Pfeffer. policewoman, and was himself wounded by a shot from Court Bailiff James Trost's K'J,n when he opened fire at lioehrn, his girl, Alvina Hurtman and her mother. BACK ON JOB. Now that the world's series Is over the usual o.der of a iriness baa been resumed in 1 lie offices of the Northern States Life Insurance Co. at Hammond. The first of September Dr. H. E.

1 $1 oo Cash $ l oo Monthly The Rockers on Sale H Are Exactly Like Cut H E have offered you many fine bargains in Furniture at these Wednesday Sales but never have ice offered you any that can come up to the Rocker Bargain which we are

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Z nii!Sllli!llllH!l!!ill!l!i!il!iiH! harrer, president f ahe romoany, promised the agen::j f"rce consisting of Messrs. Dunham, llobbinc. Hunter and Clemens a trip t the world series game. The agency force, laid off work Oct. 6 and went to Chicago for the first two game.--. With Tr. Sharrer at host the (igents mode the trip to New York where the Giants won two )t riiltht. After the seco.-.d (.'hiiasro girr.es they decided r.eit to return to New York but t wnt-'h the finul game on the elertric score lvard at the t'oli .- e 1 1 in . TTT-TTTTT OOV T17TT A fi A TKT vr xxx x juj kj wi. vv xxi Aunxit I nitec! Pren. M INK "LA. I. !.. - t 16 The world champion White .-mx rtibt.ed it in t-i-day l.y adminiitrinsc a 6 to 3 lacing tr, (.he Giants before 10,0"' members of the offorr.j' reserve corps in the; trainmsr eatiin h-re this afternoon ,...,...,,.. Chi,.e Tt- .,,.1 Seha'k. For New York. IJerraree nrd Gibson. The Giants scored 3i hits and the K-vm ANOTHER AUTO FATALITY llr 1 ntteil Prt . t INT'I ANA rol.I?. Oct 16. C. W. Dtin!iiin of Alb-iny, I;.i.. was killed, and Cora Stone, al' "f Albany, and foia Smith of Hartford Cit v. tvere immly injured when an autoni obile , - jn jcri th eeye riding turned over li'.rlh o' Fort P.njnm.n Harrison last niaht. T'-.e party wa retui ntng to 'Indianapolis from the fort. SUES FOR CROWN POINT BOY'S ESTATE F CVTH PEN' 1.1, Ind . ( t. 1 !. A ? administrator for Gie vftit" of the late Gei.rge Yerk of Cro-n n Po'iit. who was elr-' 1 reicutei ?n peteiier 1. at Hainiurni, while working a a ? v it r i :r; ri. Trolls . Ha mmerschmirit l;ss " ,e.J suit 1:1 th" circuit, c-mrt against tl.e Chieaaro, Lake Shore A South Bend Railwav company 'o- lO.O'ji) donages. T''.e complaint alleyes that Trk'. death was caused hr negligence ,-n the. part Of the rarlway company. DEMOCRATIC MEETING Tuesday vr.ing, October ltith hart's Hall, earner Slate rind Be r- I So hi i tre- is. Speakers. Mayor J P. Sin I Icy. Tr-asurer Otto Hip-Ike, Clerk Wiliiam Kolb. Walter I.otz and others. Kaptur's TI.il:, turner Gohtlin and Hickory street. Speakers, Mayor .1. p. Smalley. Treasvrer Otto Puelke, Clerk William Koib, Judge Harnett. George Scheerer and others. Wednesday rnmg. O' tob r 171b. at City Court Room. 4!0 Hobman street. Speakers. M'tyoi J, So -stley. Treasurer Otto Dueltc. Clerk William Kolb. .1. K. Stinson, valtcr Lotz and others. The public i invited to ,o-ne and hear the real issues of the campaign honestly and fearlessly discussed. 19-16-1 CITIZENS PARTY MEETINGS FOR THIS WEEK Cotnmbia S.-ht.ol. Tuesday. October 16th. at g:0 p. m. Lincoln School. Wednesday. October 17th. at S:0m p. m Franklin Schoe 1 Auditorium at Robertsdale, Friday vening. October 13th. at J:00 p. m. 10-16-1

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GARY DOCTORS ! MADE OFFICERS Included an, org the Gary doctors commissioned as officers In the medical reserve corps are H. M. Hosmer, captain, and Irwin Willet. first Ueuten-' ant. Captain J. K. Metcalf, formerly township physician, who was rummissioned rome time ago, has been spend- , ni4 a :ew eiays wuti nis laniiiy. SHERIFF BARNES MAKES ARREST E. F. Si mme.ns. 317 Marshall street. Ga ry, last night mistook Sheriff U Harnes for seimeone else he knew. Sheriff Barries placed him under artest and is held nai?!ng trial on three chartrej. intoxication, disorderly mn- j duct and profanity. , AUTO RUNS HIM DOWN. I.iKie! Fwing, 225S JefTeis 111 street. Gary, is expected t.o prefer charge of" assault with an auto ncainst ''harles Silver, 1121 llr"adwav. in the , -jty criurt. Silver wae arrested he (f!i..eis f'onroy and Johnston at Kighth and Broadway following aft auto accident in which Kwing was run down. and inhi red. GARY POLICE BRIEFS. Sixteen arrests were mad by the police in Gary yesterday afternoon and last night. if this number four were broucht in on vagrancy charces. five for reaistrnt 011 viejlatiors. several for intoxication and the balance for public indecency and assault and battery. 'n the cr mplaint made by ?.fis L"Uii M.Cullen. 3(6 Madison street. Ltiherl. Hcrt man, -K years old, resid'ng at. 541 Adams street, was tai?cn into ci study by Officer Wytow. Hoffman is said to have made remarks to Miss McCullen. Charged w n.h he-at'r.s his wife. Karpor Favich. 1611 Madison strteet. is held without bond and will hare a hearing in the city court today. SETMOCn. Oct. 16. A government job in Seymour has gone bergmg. No or.e ran he found to do the work of char, woman at the posloffice. although the job p'- $3"0 yearly. F-VANSVILl.E. Oct. VS. Aft-?r 11a I ph Hyerly h"J been fined and sentence. f...r theft in the city- court, his mother prayed aloue! for Kim in the court room. PASTIME TO-DAY ' THE FIGHTING TRAIL' i With.WM. DUNCAN. I I Also a Keystone Comedy with Bobby j Vernon and Gloria Swaason. in "The Nick of the Baby"; TOMORROW j WM. RUSSELL j The Two-Fisted Red Blooded Idol of the screen, in a five-act thrill- i ine foature 'THE MASKED HEART

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TODAY Douglas Fairbanks in his grt'ftt masterpiece "THE MAN FROM PAINTED POST" Don't miss this great picture. Also the Latest Pathe War News. Wednesday Mme. Peirova --in THE LAW OF THE LAND" V human interest ptory that appeals to every one. Mso a Big V Comedy and 3urton Holmes Travelogue. 1

,OMING SUNDAY William Desmond in "Flying Colors." Also Fatty Arbuckle in "Oh, Doctor!" Sunday afternoon also Billy West for the kiddies.

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EXTRA! FEATURE EXTRA! LAST TIMES TODAY THE JOLLY CAMPING GIRLS A MINIATURE MUSICAL COMEDY. 12 PEOPLE 12 PRETTY GIRLS CATCHY MUSIC.

MICHAEL EMMETT THE IRISH MINSTREL. FREDERICK ANDREWS & CO. 'THE WONDER ACT" LE VERE & PALMER ' DUO IN CONTRAST. REVA LARSON TROUPE AERIAL GYMNASTS.

Entire New Show Every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Daily at 2:30 p. m. Nights Continuous from 7 to 11 p. m. and Holidays from 2 to 11 5. m.

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Double Stamps Wednesday Remember This Sale is For One Day Only! Theatre THURSDAY Theda Bara .. . ;ri "HER GREATEST LOVE" See This Queenly Woman in a great picture. Also a Christie Comedy and Pathe Weekly. Friday and Saturday Hazel Dawn and Bert Lytell in "THE LONE WOLF" Also Saturday: "Billy West" in a two-act scream. iasysa'jg223gi; NEW: T Matinees Sundays Except Sunday and Holidays Reserved Corr Any Time. E TIME

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