Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 124, Hammond, Lake County, 14 November 1917 — Page 2

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Pa.eo Two THE TIMES Vlusilav. Nov. 14. i.17

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TEUTONS FORCING WAY INTO ITALY THROUGH ALPS PASSES

Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25c

-o mr itv! ty .Indue " . I". ; roc n v a 1 I. . .!! I'lin h spi'i i. latieii in ihf 1 1 - i . -n-.id 1'iirtu ratr.p. It jipp.-ars tlmt the vault where the ba lots arc store!, was opened. The ju if c h n i i the- clerk re-, nahmd t hreo n;, unit os. Hotti denied Unit the ju Ik" as there on curt butami ivyst' r surrounds t hi- afterso u-linur v i-;t. In .i st wtii-'iit t he

I-rk .SMl.l he WHS sllnW il;it the mine

Defeated Democratic Candidate Tyrs :::;

Gives Out News ol Inten

tions, Many Are til

TELLS OF JUDGE'S AND CLERK'S VISIT ConaiSerafcle excitement was causod in Gary early lat evening' follow. ixxg a report that the ballots had been Impounded ia connection with. Mayor Johason's contest of the election, and the appearance of Judge C. S. usnwaia of superior court and K. C. Trancla, city clerk, who re-elected on the Hedges' ticket, at the city hall and their visit to the clerk's office after closing hours gave rise tc all kinds of cpurt rumors. Cne was that the judge had Issued an impounding orcler, tut lie later denied this. Between 5:0 ann 5:40 p. m. yesterday it is stated that Judge Oreenwald and Clerk rrancis entered the east door of the city hall, went to the second floor and proceeded to the clerk's office and then entered. Ail of the ballots are kept in the vs.ult in the clerk's office, the law giving- the custody the ballot! and tally sheets for six months alter the election. Word cf the visit of the judge and the clerk reached Mayor Johnson, ty phone and he at once ordered a police guard on the second floor, hut by the rime t"-.e guard, and the mayor arrived the clerk's office was dark. Later Mr. Francis was seen hy a TIMES rejioitar: Were the ballots impounded "by court order?" the clerk was asked. "I do not know anything about it." "But, you and Judge Oreenwald visited vour office a short time ago." Did the Judge issue an order "No," Prancls replied. "But you sad the judge were in your office, you were supposed to have opened the vault. Weie any papers seized by court order'" "I was Just showing the Judja how the ballots were filed and arras-ged," said rrancis. "Thea the ju&g'e did not Issue any order and did not have any deputy sheriff with youf" . "NO."

j ami liit .iudc"i a po'ice Rimril was K- r' j ovr the . lerk's offu e lat niw;ht. ! Too ay 1 -'rondo had the o i '- bma f i--rt

the vault jfi chanc-d. Misspelling f It uss rumored that one-four: h. of the !! !?' . ballots may be found t bv if validated l.eonust H'uigos' naino v. a spelled as "Htde." As Figures Stand. Ao-mrditifr to il returns Riven out hv the e!ction board 1P"ds s received

! 2.4's votes; Curtis. IVmocrat. 1. 37.". i Johnson. 1 n I' i.r n !rnt . nr.d I.tebi (-ri'-.uin. Sooiaiist. 4"7 ocs. Th'-st; fig- (

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votes wore ras-r. the e!-ri:cin board ;

f-iilol to r-iak r'lb'lc any total and

i wl . it t -h ' ( rc d'Tn'irnJcd it was ?ta'--d tbit they "had not bwn tahulflted " j TJio ntsyor exppct3 to And out what bo-j I ;!! f t the l.lrtO -r inorp tupro?d!y t

j misfitig lallots and to rind out how jmf.ny scratrhnl Indopendrnt ballet? I u'-re rii.t counted. ! In i!o flfrtion Johnson did not bavo

a reprt-scrttativ on th election ttoard. j ti!-it!ir did he have a slriKlo inspector,' clerk. jud(?e or wntchd- in any of thftj 62 pnicincts and nil f.tsures concerning: j hi; party wore handled by mn wholly

unfrnndly to his candidacy. It has brtn learn'l that In many precinr's th?

'r, tmn officials threw out nil Indpcnd- : "ir. 1. nllcts not voted straight. Th- Ini dc-;-en-Jents had not nominated a clerk, judge or treasurer. I'nder the law vot- ; rs ould ballot straight for the Indj d.-p?nt ti'ket and thn vote for other j officfM which they did not numiiiare on I : some othfr ticket, however it appear j that scores and perhaps hundreds of j those ballots were rejected. I I nder the law the case must be tried in the next term cf Circuit court which j b'-sm.H X-.v. 13. The ntur of the . ohartt's of (regularity and rr.alconduct af .p'ed to hrlnr some enaiiornl ' dj ? li rinents 1. ifnl advisers ffr the

:n.-, vol- unhid" James A. rattrrson. K. Amerioaii

i:. ISallard, Richard E. Houren and Geo Munli.vo. On election night, it is said, ail election inspectors first reported tin ir figures to the office of Howard : ll'iy, cempaiirn manager f- r llodees. From there totals were (rivrn out. The ; following day Uodxe pluraltt v was cut 1 down it bt-inp announced tlrit the "ad- ! ding machine had made a i-.is'.ake" and i14 v:tes v. it deductvd fr. -n the first ! tip tire.

infants ad Invalids

mm i 4V MALTED f i L K Hit h milk, ma!te 1 grain, in povrrler farn. Tor infants, iavafidsar i growing chiWren. I'ure nutrition. tir'bu;iding lh whoiebody. Invigorates nursinif moti:r ths aged. Nlore rutritioua than tea, coffee, etc Instantly prepared. Requires no cocking. Scktltciea Cat YOU Sane Prlc

t.ui". t- mak ,i ' v.ir tn tat .. r

;H" pwpos" f J'in .n wth 1 'i and (,ihT.i :r. sp-ttk 'tiic ' n the need of ra.s-

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A narrow pass through the Alps on the Italian frontier. The Austro-Grermans are said to be massing large forces in the Trentino, with the object of pouring down through the Alps passes into the rear of the Italian army now drawn up on the P.ave river, horn Pinifa actions have already taken place, and the Germans report that they are making- satisfactory progre. lKe photo jrives a yood idea cf the character nf the country through which the enemy must pass before bJjeache the fertile plaina uf northern Italy.

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7--I1 t, i ' ': l- t '. 'i ' ' i, taking. "Ti,- tf ' c:ii.;, i,! ,'. t ii Olid eii -tf vi ! U'?? a i t-qtt.e of h

cation s w. k. inej;:rj tiK eorr sj. i-ni'i- f,n':jil:n mt"i the means ' f br

;nc ti:- men tsrether, at? each .-, f ap. t'iirt-nt I -i" St. Tii-,t- j...r,t. a',-ie 'r in.ik,ng our arm - more ffi ,en by fji'VfltK the ro 1 a 1 S r-f ttie Ttien rr-.n Ic-'v-i'S t hein iti the b.t fM.sv.h:- e,-,n. d'.tiou. I'Sli.'V.t le o e; j h! ir '.a ! ed ; n-e.-al pershtre, ir is sa d, has stated that

t.i" fireaiesi ta.r.g the i. n:ta ; a?e.

tan c i-.r t:." y ren,-:i uvt--'-s est;hiih arn-ring th"m V. M. i brurii iies. "We cannot da to.-, m-.K-h for t he at th" front. They d"erve the tratrtint it i povihie for t ! tneir.. in supporting t,e y. M

v ork we are );,-'r-iti the bi-vs and at

the ame titne ti;e '"(.i; rt t r i es an-1 th ra'iFi- for wli.fh tney a: f.Rhtlnsr. '

FOOD CONSERVATION IS IIEBT ESSENTIAL

Tr.-- n'jir'p.' fri en by t't IterT.ai. r-ubn'.n, head rf li. rieparfr.ent -f iie'derti lai-K'J 'i t Purdue uni'-e'-h!:v. lu-t r.ijht bef'-re U n.e rr.be and frien.1 i ( the 'hamber f rep -rt'-r of Knt C'hiea an appfa for eLple of this ,-otintry to ieali'.hat th tritcd Stated is m.w t-in.' i .-?. d t r. th." :ri'.Ht r;io:io r.t'"l

(trial in i ' " l.it try. An-I U.-it tif- r.

the wideiiei"S and erfectivene?. ltn whe-h ail our tri'et ti." demand - madn by the govern r.e,, and J's expert-, will depend the in e-s or alt -..;ttP f.iM'ire .-f rjoT;.-.r:a;. a a for:; i : ;...;-i.iar t'l-.-prn.'-nl

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THE TIES FINANCIAL COLUMN

Atchison Amerlciiti fleet Sugar Anienran far r'dry. "

Locomotive

Ancenda Anif-ri' an Smelting Brooklyn Uapiti Transit lialdwm Lot oniot i ve IJ-ilntiiore nd lti" Canadien Pacitte American i "Pti t'o,

Now y.i;-,v

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Only One "BEOMO QXJININX" cfi : lie ite;i:ne tail for full rim"

' I.AXA.TIVH BUOMO QflNINK Look I for signature of KS. '. ', iji K. f'.tres

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The Wary city election d'sr-ute broadened today wit h, the eonpletion of con-i.-M paper, w lip-h are to be tiled in cir'i:t court I "day by Harvey J. Curtis. t'-Tiocratie candidate for mayor, and -veral other candidate- on his ticket. Curtis' follow I he lead of Mayor R. O. .loiinson. indet.endent. who yesterday :- i . i f 1 1 ' y filed pruc f dings in circuit "url ,-i-n'es. iiik the election of "W- F. rept..r-l an. ll. w is also expei ted that an order would be soucht today impounding the ).!'. a rrt el. ction records now in the '.Mo'ly of II. ''. Francis, city clerk, who was re-elected on the Hodges' ti.ket. ."O-w- of Mayor ,!" ns.,fi"s action and cbarces of f taud. rr' ularity. mis-

failure to count billets and mal-. , o..,l ;et cn the part of ti-r.tion ,(T :-;a!s m 6; i on v j reeiii ts tame a s a boil out of the clear skv The n ws was first! to! j in Till". TI.MHS. i.ivl un hour after 'I'iii: TIMIiS ari'-afd tli Cary JV.st i to out 9 second edition. .'Ml txtl'a. i Todav it was di-cIo.--eil by Mr. Cuttisj Cut he. too. w is tomplet iritf c-iU't-.-t j i '' : CMtidt.ialfS ..n tlie Ilods-'s ticket mad- ' iiart-s tliKt Ma tor Johi.st n is acting in -li t Hitere't of Curtis, bu tiii. is not '

tin; cae. , Francis and tJreenwald Puzel Politicians. The iil t" the ..ff.ee ,.f Cierk i. -anf! the city ha!! afN-r f..o -tr biii s early last ev nirf. who was uc-

I CITIZENS' VICTOPwY

IS RATIFIED (Continued from pate one.)

th p.-isi' i--n. We arc o;rs; to let the j.-.b h jnt the man and not ;h- n.nn the job. You have done your duty, riuv we ll tndfavor t do oars." L.. U. TSomlfOrgrr de..t,,d a portion of his time iu pleading for the V.M.CA. war fund. Regardtnfc the new adtto.nistraiion etui the .'!00 joi hunt. is v.ho havo wrfteii May.ir-e!eet lirown le said: "No man has the riuiii to go to the mayor and sa; . 'l'.n ntit to this job.' When we wee- hi'" tlu v-fimonpn we wer unselfish. Vom said 'we dn't w.uit anything b'i- a belter city'. Wmi'-e-vi-r Mayo- !",r. u n noes r feel aire it Will be for 'he S:,l of tl;e ci'j . It k. . ii, f,.f ! j;,,-d t antic ipat-- the -.(i-ik of li.i.- i, w broom."

i inaiuit fitiai tet Sana br t ween

Led by George L. Adkina tht-i t uiCc'i did y.-oman work during; mpi.icn . onsin'f 1 of Adkur;. L. '". : !,,,-;: Otto an I fr. C L. Smi'h. B-stiif "W'e Pti t Bi tiM ii ih tr," ; r. i )

riteos o'her eti m t.a i pities. ; I. A. Lot - her. labor representative. j.. a i' w remark". lb py id 'hat i' I

h,- !' u labor's object to eliir inate I ! i'iirti-in politic?! -ti city affairs aid ml

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j tVorrado L-'u-l ; t 'f-nt re 1 Lea t her - . j C'ne'a a kc and ( h,e I Cm I'lo.hifs .' F.eie ! I il l :.' . kf I'll . ! MfXlO.lt. I'--iI-"le:;.., . j Norfolk and V. M.-rn

I Pt tiiih Ivat'ia P. :' ' ci P.. -nubile li i aiel Ste. 1 .....

r'.ead.IUk . . . I. S. Lu'oh.-r A Tii. r ,-a ii a r . Southern Pacoio Si 'Ui ht in l;.i 1 1 -. a y Chgo. Mil. and St. Pan! Texas

! F. S. S'e' i i Fn ion Pacino I Ftah Copper j 'etern I'nion

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majority by advancing our tmagmaliniis that' it wa.s not a vote for the so. -allots, but at heart for 'he kaiser, a I rind daily in my conversation that we have some in this village that have a tender spot in their hotrs for Dear

I Old Kill.

Can any true American but help to assist his government in this world's war for freedom by backing up the administration and our president that ere now trying to free the world for all the l'f) iple? ! wish to be informed by the gentlemen. throiiKh. this paper, that worked so hard for socialism at Lansing, what pood would socialism do if w e had monatt'h.v rule? and if these newly made socialists know that the first principle of socialism is to give man the right to exercise his rights at the ballot box. .and if this is a fact why not 'back

your a d rn i nisira' ion and our prist den' and the duty you owe c.ur c.-un

try. i.i. til lit put!, a d.. moc i a . y in ii-r-many to be K"vmed b the people; and not by the kaiser, and not talk peace

un-;l we fight and establish such a gov

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Soriaiif in can never prevail wjth j "-r- ' ''- hrtt. monarchy rule, and any pen-on who Hamuiond. Ind. will silt the matter closely will agree j 'r'r : liuit we must first free the world and! " lvant t' apolegize 'or not i .on. ,..-. iv..... ih.t 1,-in v,e i ing to your second letter in

-.'i-.nd.ird Ptaee that our children. w;Il'i'vl H " PY of ar article that

! LEATHER PRICES

GOING UP T! Tsn;:-' hn? rfr,v-d thn fr.nc.w-

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TO LUTE TOO CLASSIFY

be proud Of. ' "fertf

Again I ask Lansing have

at this time?

I am iiad to 5 a y that I d'd no: voe the socialis' tuk'.t this time, and say j again, let back mir guverrfli'ii' and our president. And will someone j pleae le; me know through this pa pe v Miiv we had the i-o:ei al ; -t vole we had!

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the rjuestion, w-hv did j her i'"lti1 these socialist votes "' have, however, heeri ext re..-..-! v busy for the past few weeks and this

has really been the first day tr.at I have had tttr.e to attend t a my e'-r-1 ei" onder.. e. "There has been s- t it'll h l.apjiened since y,ni made inopury on this that, perha t y.i'i have f -.rir.ed so'tie definite

at Lansing. and romembci rr od- rn j f,;in times has made improvement '- t d we I is

should also improve our intellect aal I I' H p.- rt at lh- sain.- time. ar.-1 t me Ml"-r ' ' ' r I ha! i-.'jri v l,o wi'-l not oav wiih his(:lr

t I can only s'at.e that there

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WANTED Experienced chain hernia id : ; kOod wage!;; .'ii-pl.V. Lilicoin li-Utl.' Michigan and Flock aves. Indiana liar-he,-. 11-11- ,

gc- i-r ti men t m -.ft- to !ian.i;.

Wl' 1 Hot -1 v with hi his world's war is ie. your af!'a;rs. Vov.rs truly. F. r FKAlvE.

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CHICAGO GRAIN FTJTUB.ES. Ci )RN - 1 . $11 : .Pm. $ t . 1 -5 ' . t'ATS Dvt .. : -'; May, . CHICAGO XIVE STOCK.

H"'GS -- peceipt-. r.2. : P'arUet. 1

w eak: mixed. lT.'"Co 1 7.T'1: good. $17.0") '3 IT.Ti't; rough. $ 1 7 'n 1 7.-" : light. $17 r IT.rtrt; pigs. $14.ftO'd 17.?0. I'ATTI.Ii- -peeeipts. 2 4 nf0; market.

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$ii5'j eow's-1 eifers

kers-feeders, ,-iix ;

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EAilXINS WIZAHD OIL A SATE XIKST AID TSEATMENT.

How often lockjaw, blood poisoning

he 1, s ef an arm or 1--C. or sometimes1 ewn life iteif. resii'ti- from the neg-j l.-ci of a slight f'TH'ch or hui cut! j Jleri-lir.s V.'i.ard Oil is a safe and ef - j jet jve f r 'd trea ti e, r. It con- I ia-o.s no ihiorolorni or ottier dangerous' ,(n;H iji. t is e -impos.- 4 o' if,-, most1 ejtl-.t.g. t lie'rul'llir el's. It IS H p.)W- 1 ';! r,vep te at- l should be npr-'H l rin-f-tii'-!y t-a woiods of ttiis iind to.

prevent oa.neer .-t blood pois--n n.g Wizard Col is a c----d de p.-lala hi" ptepara mn to keep in the medirspe rheit for first aid whn the ioet-r may be far a way. It. is aoothii'g and h ai-.nsj ind tiur;k'y dries oil pain and inFamrfjtion m ,-ast " of rmtis, bru s-s, .u's, burns, b'tes and Mines. .lust n. rr. lir, b too, tor stiff neck. s--re feet. e.--ld ers, canker s-i-ias earache and tooth-

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(let a fttie rem ynur omiris' Tor ' use the r- r.i ic .no Tf not en-o-e'y , atiried ta',so rh- hoMlc baek to ;-oe t-,,1 he will r-'urn ymt- niont. Tf o- nr.j trouoo-d wnii eon-oipa-;on or ttj. U bea-ho-h.- iry Ifamlniri Wizird Liver Whir"-' 'u'-'f r:-i''ii: little : it t illi at druesfts Ft 2.1c. hu-ir-ati-i-ol, Adv.

ral'.ty tuere j no get'),, j; a w a y I

the fact Oia" f f r.ieor's i oun's. t

Attorney Fr d CrumpaeKer tt rmed ! ihe Ka'bt ring a ' ra 1 1 flea ion meet ina." i He congratulated the chairman "n 1 1 i 01 ara iiz.. ion. tin organization on Psj eaiiti dales and the people on their n- v.- ! officials. . i "li will be unfortunate if an. of i ne

: l.i'ti-rii-f o; t;.e campaign ne oarrici jt .'r." "-aid Mr "rumpat k-'r. "For Hi" ! loeii n-.w Ie i;;g t),. city hail we havej c.-niy 'lie kii'diit"; it el, nt; for them a j ind ivi.l mi 's. AVe w ish th'tni ail sue- j !rev j Then the juare sang "We Pe.n't 1 i Know Where You're Goiii Ttut You're ' j i n Vour Way." to the depart offi- ' c l a 5 s . I ! I

Attorney .! sepi i ovrov pointed out

'be t.1,-1 ' ! . t 1-rank Mr'in and Jesepii Miller. sii' Ct sful 'leniorrnt candidates I

for the e-'iiiiei!, aiiJ s-am SKiitriKiss. so-ciaii-t t o u i ,i l ' .na n. from Fast Hammond, were rn the pla'form with the oi'u.-ns candidates. The speaker stated that th- party platform favors community centers ani recommended that the ahlerm.-n should be the chairmen cf these ceri'trs and the school houses the mo, ting placet. Cimm i'o en Martin. Mi'itr and Fkufa-k:--s Ti.ade she pt taiki.

CHICAGO PRODUCE. hl'TT lil ; t'reamt r f virus. '..c; ei i aioery :lrs' r

rui't. 41,'c: --feono. '-,- :!')i.ir. i;i;;S Ordinance. 4 'i 4 1c; firsts

'ti 4 4 '- e. LIVR rOl'l.TF: V Few 17fl21e .bnks. 2tc: geese. springs, "a r . c turkeys. 24'. pi i'I'ATi FS 'A is - Minn . $I.Sn 2 10

To Cure a Cold in One Day Take LA X AT I VP l:H'M' QFINTNR Tablets. Pruceists tefund money if it fails to cure K. W. ;i:VK'S signature, is on each box. S'V Adv.

MiTiCK F THE C" V ST 1 U'l 'TI ( X "I" A -i-C! II SON AVF1NFK AN I llVI'l' I ST I : Fl IT SEWER OLTLFT t'ov NKi'TION'fi l.KAl'IMl TO Til hi SFWACF PFMPINC STATION To pi-: i'i.'sTia'Ti:n p,v tuf nTv

-'!' WH1T1";. lN'DPN.t AM' OPi'.ilATIi D JOINTLY RV THF CITII'.S OF HAMMOND, INDIANA, AM' V.lilTINC, INDIANA. Pi iPA lii'MEM of PFPLIC VoKK:h OFF1CF op THK P AI;I. SSi II- li llci ,

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TO V.'lb lil I"' M A Y t 'N

.Not ire ip h r. t-y given by tie- P-ard

f Pubim Wvrki "f 'he '.: .! H.im-

l m. nd. Indian . that .-it '1 l-'h dav . f j N..ven.b. r. PI7, til" unanimously ;idjop'cd 1 in pro v oi., n; H'Soiutlcli No. '', for the im; rot nient of Atchison Avci m;e hi. 1 1 litii Street, by c..)iit ju..' ir.g il.eiviu b- 'wei-n it rriiii t' i -tinla h.-r. -; Hiaftt-r s-rit d. a se wer system (utI let. bee;, lining at Ihe sump pit in the

euaire pump hi station 10 be t.perat--d

j jointly by ttie City of Hammond and the City of Whiting. Indiana, and o-n-I strueled by and located in the City of Whiting. Indiana. Thenee west fpT.i a 1 pOltll ." feet east of the e-is' pne of

Vtctuson Avenue (as produced east from

1 he west '.111" of Atchison Avenue) I along a line of SO feet south of the sou',!i line of lir,;h Sote- to u point i 2 S feet east of the west line of At.-bt-I .-n Avenue, ( .instructed with 66 f- el I, tifi-nch two ring b'uck sewer vo'h I on., manhole. 3 feet internal diameter, 'ami iron coyer as specified; thenee , I'uf h and northwesterly connecting

with the old Rohwrt sda !e Main Sewer a; manhole located K feet west of the line of Atkinson Avenue in the center of ll.-.th Street, constructed wit'i 154 fe.-t of 1 x-ineh two ring brick sew er. AH in accordance with the profiles, tiiawings and specifications f'r said improvement new on Pie in tfm office cf the Foard n Public Works of the Citv of Hammond, and ns authorized by Im-

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!'!- s:- aker. ' that titnoariy and

A '..-t t ia are not P',;n-- to win thi wa, L.-.i k at the -nap. See the pc.f.tion ..' iF f..rr and the jmniense agib.u.t ..ral lands that a." being intefiBivep .:.iltiva'e.J ,"o'e the ftrat'e. pf -t-'-tis. rilrr.tjit : rr, pr c le. wi.ie ii th1 J rntans hold To drive the Get mat. -' a k int.-, 'I'e.r ov.-n territory is 1'.--t'v'ig to crush In the rim of a wh. It takes extraordinary fr.rre." He faid that 'of eours the r' t'lin; - t , get T,'" the f.ejd ft Franee and on the fie --nan b r i force iri'i' li He re powerful loan ;!. ; of the r-nr-i-y. but that even th.s w: n. t avail unless this rotr.tr' tin '.!; pour.e personal sacrifice on the part .. its c;t:7'-T',s procides food f-i Frisian 1 Fran, e ar.d Paly.

In ether words, food conservation ns essential in tics i our.trv as trvenlistment and trsiiiTg "f troop a -.- !.r, u'd he undert;; ken earnestly i herr.irai!y if nee-J be to rr.ret t:.c ' -tnond-t. It. Pabson has spent a number ' years in Ceri-.an ni.i ers-pes at knoiva the spirit of Gerna nrh;b-,. and thfj pow r that th' Kaiser eve . e isep over his subjects. It l t'.' - . ntra I izat i n of authority that is te mp the f;e) man su h ; en-.arkal power of reiistar!e and ofensivene-e-arid unlrss the people of this country do voiur, iarllv and eff'ctively under rt rir m----rat i-- rul-'- wherein freedom i jrjven to the individual, the Visit ! f-'ta'es .vi',1 have to nssun-e the rr-r--a'ive of dietnt.tr'! power and

n-.ake us do tr.e tntng. that are rerj ',l i r e d . The talk legs a wry able ar.d earnest or.e ar.d should have been hea--,; by hundreds -f our citizens ani women wh " stayed at home last richt. A iinan'Tmif vote of thanks and appreciation was extended to Dr. Pabsrn at the ele.ye of the address

i rt t rf the f -ri ;: .-nd-"3 S

rda-'etj not only ny

"nut t'V f'reiqn governs'i rulattd hus.tiess in i that the price of shoes j ir.g to he higher than j

inn

?-v. f-i nui -n'. n'-nls. it V si-h a wa rr a 11 v g

lower. j ft miiv interest vn'.l to know that i

ur own K-overnmt- r.t has . op, tract--d for -between 3 and 1' p'-r o-nt of all fmtoiy rsMMlv in the Frotetl Stales

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if s-x

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i rem encio u s n ' lri'ip-r prices.

This al uc; ion ;

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TO-DAY Today William Russell in "Pride and the Man" THURSDAY "THE FATAL RING' and a Key?ton Comedy, "Oriental Love." SUNDAY JACK GARDNER in a Western Feature "MEN OF THE DESERT."

Theatre

Gov. Goodrich to Proclaim for Y. M. C A. War Fund Indiana Expected to Lead in Contributions as

It Has in Everything! Else. I

Speeinl to The Times. FN 1 1 N. t'OL'S. Nov. Ilk ooverm.t Mfi- ie'.i of Ind. ana, and the governor

ether stales ate Rett, nr. hen ml tne jJJ

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TODAY Margarita Fischer in "The Girl Who Couldn't Grow Up" f you enjoy seeing a first r1a.s picture do no' rnis- the pranks of Mips Fischer. There is a laugh every minu'e. Also Button Holmes Travelogue

and a Biq "V" Comedy.

-THURSDAY-

Mollie King in 'The Blind Man's Luck' A splendid drama. FuH of action fiom start to finish, and portrayed by an all star cast. Also Latest Pathe Weekly and a Roarinrt Christie Comedv.

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VOICE OF PEOPLE

i'f by

'DEPLORES VOTE ! FOR THE KAISER

Lansing. Nov. 14. im;. Kd r Tit-T.s: The socialist vote ln this community on ej.-cti .n for judgi s was carried by a majority over the fusion tirket. The village changing from Fie republican stand to the. socw lists so suddenly almost makes it impossible to h-lieve. In previous elect ions we, have l-.r.d only- a few .... iali.-t votes of whi h I

d to be -in- among the fe.v nn I

vemcnt Resolution No. 66i. adopted said Foard on the 12th day of Noi'b r. if17. The cost therof shall . j . . .i ...... r ii

Hse.-ts.aj .iKumii inr. , ii ci ii.hu- i .

mi'tid. vvith t-ioneya to be appropriated j

from the Genera! Fund of said City of

V. M. C. A. war wok cam etr.o'- i; i-Klnch. w lio is r. the training r?:ni' wh.e;e

i troops are t u a r t e .1. i e. su.- a proclamation within nett itig asiil" a week t o b 'raismg of lnd.ana' share

j 1 1 -1 the s ti 1 d i . i s of the I Til" en tie tiat.on

i a 1 t lie s a me tn-1, a t t lie 'it is hoped by l hose win ' pa gn :u i barge in Imi I .-U .1 t e vv i ' i i '"-a d .11 .oil' j has I'd in many ot im r t . j v I i : I the A a r. I In olio r :.i'fs part

Hammond.

T'e p.t.ard of PubPr Work" hss fixed'

the 21st dav of November, FJ17. a' ten o'clock A. M.. at the office .of the p.. -.id

i rli.m-i y has aFvju., b

hi lp in this tail. ,.

Two of the lat-st ei the (rrifral M.Ptuiy

d-. voted to j N of $!.ii!iA,n."i(i M

la mi end sea. Q

w ,:1 he engatred i3

i! me t ine a !l d i ft have i he . am- Jj r. -i , I ha t ; h . s U nits connected M P tiie state ma- M

en .-L .ii in otion VI I ll

THE NEW:

RFHEUM TMEATR

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r.-cii't ms f i om

1 'cp.i i t ii; en t of

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cat:., is

( lovei n i" Low u2' i. c v ii 1 r It'iircri'-t t rm.r L-'.w .b n, :

t ii" cent. -i of Pi n-.-.s

of Public Works ill tlm I'lly Hall of i m the City of Hammond, liidimn. as thej

place where and Ihe time w lien re'.nonstrinces may b" fiir.l or h.ard

li-v.ll.' to J'iin A.

"Tb." value ,-f tii t. r. ri.-t ha u A .- -m - a t : i ;i t.-n.ftit 1 anno t be

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ha ppene

IE You Think THE TIMES Isj Doing Its Bit Your Support Is Al- i i. ways Welcome. ' fdii

in a- the hi ugh nig s u b-.i; this pies.-!,'. 1 '.. ft lol a j. u r v of n !;i. li c c;i n iii-ii'.- the, o',i.-t of th

f'-om all p-rsona interested in or affected by ra.ison of said- improvri.cn!. and that at the time of said heanr.g, sa'd Hoard will determine whether tlm city of Hammond i capable of being beneficially affected bv n-.-'"-n thereof, and also whether the benefits accruing

tlie h ..?.-:a t -oil head-iuatt-.-ms-i.'it influence, m,t m rai he 1 1 . r n ii i of the the:r bet 'emit-rit arid con every v ay I h: war in' other things, th" ma t 'hris! '.an rmr i's. ani t

n t : at. ,1 i ra -I

ne from .iij Gova. Covin from . iQ.ii. ; Men's

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Feature Attraction TODAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY VISIONS OF ART REPRODUCTIONS OF FAMOUS STATUES. GILM0RE & MILTON COMEDIENNES.

THE BARRIER COMEDY DRAMATIC SKETCH.

on ii but. foi OillOn!. 1 -, Iv.-s am .ne.

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KESTSRS0N BROTHERS UNIQUE ENTERTAINERS.

l,i the city f Hammond w ill equal t o , Y . or exceed the estimated .st of said I'o- J ,i juoven-ent as appears frtcn the rsti-;,, mat.- of the City civ tl iht'v r now on afib in the of'hce ..f said iv.nrd. I JA'-OP. S' "H fi( ' I '."t" l iP. cf I 'A NIK I . V. FNPMH !'. i I lion ni '!' Puhli-' W"rks.

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MARIENNO, NAVARA & MARIENA COMEDY ACROBATIC NOVELTY.

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r-i,j Admission Matinees, 10-15c. Nights, 10c, 25c, 35c. t4 New Show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee Daily 2:30 P. M.

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Nights, 7 to 11 P. M. Sundays Continuous 2-11 P. M.

i i m ilili.1 Miiiiili'' si ll iiitrilii

1 1 .' .g wsppc twin w . mxi. e.rvM3Teg.' t 'p m "ii'i'il ' wm

n and after the 13th of November 1917, all grades of soft coal will be shoveled at our yards, in place

1nct 1rslo? cttn wflinfl 1G Ttrtt t Q Iron

hat op-mo- TorKPfi as nereLOiore. roriiiiiid uuui ciituisD cAua cAucuot, iwja, wrw., "

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