Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 9 February 1918 — Page 2

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WOULD BE RQBBEY

PASSENGERS HURT

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Will RE THEY ARE AND HOW THEY LOOK THEREFIRST PHOTOS OF SAMMIES IX FROXT TRENCH

Mrs. Floary and Mrs. Novak Mishaps on Street Cars Send

Want Divorce; Church Sued for Debt.

Two to St. Margaret's Hospital.

Wrooicwski i too lo a r,an-e and what's : is no: A m- ricaim.ed. So Mr. What's H:s nam.?'.' wants, to lie Frank F. nohbt . Thais v hsr a petition fl'.ed in iai y fupnr i "urt by Mr. W. t .-eif O--org. c Mi&-. ';.- Mr "W."s attorney. Two Seek IHTOrce. Orrha '"'aks 1" lorn v has tiled uit for

divorce Tier cur. piaitif, dr;wn by Mto j raoisen & Call alleges that he- husband j r'Mi!' FhTy, deserted her. ' "rucl and i inhuman i'l amictu is h!!p:.-'1 jn l hp 1

, so of Mary Xi" ak vs ,'olm Xov.'i f.icd bv Attorney John W. Tke

Tanr.r prison who board the delapt-

1 dated street ears of tlve II. W. & VI. C ' j Ry. lnvf a right to poct to see blood- j shed before they roach their destination j One conductor. K. S. Hr ant. ?"0 T4oh- ; J nin street, is m St. Margaret's hospital j j in danper of death from an accident nmi j wltl. in discharge of h's dutv. Prvant I was usmc a wedge to rish a truck off j

the truck ahead of his car. the truck

having become stalled, and was crushed between the truck n1 the car. The o'her evrnins a passenger ri cjved h severe elec'ricnl shock on one of the cars. Today. John !at.r.. 123 153th street, was injured in a peculiar street car ac-

1 cirtrnt Hi r.ast inimmona. a ncn new I up knocking in the ftoor of the car and

Kann injured by flying timbers. It

a- ! a nr. l.ur before he was taken to th

Manhattan Lumper i is -k-

. jf to 'owl-'Je a Imri and nants 5 l3sri;et)t apatrft 'ra-y African M E. nureh and Xai.rv K-.eia!. laiss & ;rr filed the ess-

hvspira!. reports stated.

NEW ENLISTMENTS. Names of ir.'-n who have enlisted at Hammond since news of the. Tuscania was received follow: Cld M. Ferry, Hammond, ind, cr.gi-n-or corps Edward E. reppennc. Hammond. ir,d , engineer corps. Robert A. Lathrorc. De'phi, tj-d , hospital corps. John 1. ilohenr y. 21" TLjrhlar.d street, cnjineor. Jack X man. Hammond. Ind., ejuar-t-rmaster orp. Glenn A. Hutcher, Whiting. Tnd . hospfal corps. Harry II. Kartnian. 22 Baltimore ae.. hospital corps. William B. Thorn. 3:S llob.man street. , iar ion corps.

Harry H. Fisher Hammond, lni . cn-j

Cinr corps.

OR. CLARK'S FRIEND DR0PS0FF TO VISIT And So They. Talk About Arkansas and the Razor Back Hogs.

Webster's

New International

DICTIONARIES are in use by business men, engineers, bankers, judges, architects, physicians, farmers, teachers, librarians, clergymen, by accesful men and uomtn the world ooer. Are You Equipped to Win? The New International provides the means to success. It is an ailknowing teacher, a universal question answerer. If you aek efficiency and advancement why no t make daily use of this vast fund of informatton? 409. 90 Vocabulary Termt. '270 Pag. 6AQ9 Illustration. Colored Plate. toftraphical Subjects. 12,tt Biographical to trie. Refular and India-Paper Edib'snt.

Writeloriptoimea page, illuatrstioos, te. Free, m cf Pocket Maps it you n me this papor. G.4C. MERRIAM CO,

Springfisld, Mitt.

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Or. r. ,, Ibaeh. fonnerly a res:oent j rf Hammond, was in this c:ty last niyht j

cmoute to Dunning; aeltirn with a client. The patient was an old vaudeiile performer who for years lias been trying to train a doren oysters to do stunts for an act he desired to produce. The actor lost his mind because about the time an oyster

(learned to obey his commands it died.

1'r. Ibach vialted Dr. J. T. Clark and

i th, two talked fonaiy or .artiansas. tnat ( b:n the iormer's present residence isnd the Tatter's past place of aboda Im. Ibatii to!d the following; story of; h nati'e who came to him for tt'at- j ;r r n ; i What's x'jur name?' questioned the! i do, -tor. j i "Jin; " ! ''f.'hat '.s your f--'.i na;i.??''

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(By Trailed Pi-ass Ca.bljrram.) j . AJH3TEK.DAM, Feb. 9. Esiptror Karl . has refused tha reslg-natloa or Premisr , on Seydlav, according- to Vienna tits-; patches receired here tofiay. j (By United Frn Cablegram.) ZBZ.rAST, IEILA5D, reo. 9. Irish troops bera fata American soldiers 1 from tha Tnscanla a typical recaption. ; Tat soldiers srsra wet by a bataliion i of the Irish Jtoyal Rifles headed by a Tbanfl. Americans, many of them clad in civilian garments, were led to the : center oX 4.he city where tney weie! cheered. They were offered tbe hos-' pltality of private homes and enter-! taiainents were orfanized.

(By United Tress ) NEW TOM, reb. 9. The alarmiar : symptoms in Col. HocseTelt's ear are ; disappearing, a-ccordinf to a bulletin : from the XooseTelt hospital today. The '. colossi will ha in the hospital at least i three weeks. Ptilse and temperature are normal. (By United Press Cablegram.) PARIS, reh. 9. Trench troops pens- ; trated the enemy lines northwest of ' Dtoncourt la Lorraine and brought hack ' prisoners last aifhf, tha Trench war of- ; flee announced today. Patrolling' par- -ties along- th Chemiu des Dames and in . Ibe Cbampaarne rerion. also took Ger- , man prisoasrs.

'ft More

For Your Money

Get the Genuine

CASCARA f QUININE & No advance in pru-e for thia 20-yar-eld remedy lie for 24 tabieti-Some rl-J tablet nrw 30c f.ir 21 tablet--Fijur-d on proportionate cost pr tablet, you love 9',c when you buv Hili'i-Cure. Co!.i

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At any Drut Stora Xti?

AT THE ORPHEUM. i',r', and her celebrated Ja.'. band is thft !-.eftiiner of the Saturd and u..ndc" b'll at the Harr trend O; -j.ir, i , th vv. t. Tl. '-y Lv'oam Fo,:, i '.-.',- ; ,n K- v. aybr-n. C'h.i?. Terns a- ' "'j j'-.y ,-,!,, i J a lifar. srn oth'.

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AbTe Trnchful of American soldiers. Below Map showing tha sector the boja occupy. Finally ve- get a photograph or oor boys in th actual work of strafing th Hon in th frotit lin trench. Th wires bav brought us word that they wera there and from the despatchea it is figured they are holding the sector indicated on the map a part of the front lir.e in Lorraine. From Uve jWtraph it nsey ba deduced that the boys have not warm spot. The trench cots are all battened np tightly rt tha Dck and the rifles tm the the trewch rest in enow. But is will soon be warm for tha Sajjuniee. And it may be eren warmer- and sooner far the Frltze in the oppoeing treivehee at acroaa Ho Man's Land.

(By United Press Cablegram.)

LONDON, Feb. 9- Telegrams hare

been received from the Brltinh embassy ; j I in Petrcgrad flated 10 p. m. Priday. This j j Is accepted as confirmation of the rumor ' i

that all diplomatic representatives had been expelled.

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GEORGE WALSH In His Laics Vox Feature "THIS IS THE LIFE' SUNDAY

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"What's

' I'np." ' V.'f . fk t ' s o . "Mora." "What's the " NfuTT..'' Well, cT.a.n you've grtitV "Yop. ' "What o 'o',k'.'" ".li;n. Ma:;, W !.nt els-'. "T'it ail.''

your father'

name. .

mother's nam

rest of Hi

the All Pain's churth Monday a" ! o'eloel:. Intetrrent w Ml a ?t. Joseph's cfntrl.

morning; he mvi'.-

tr.a; aii trie name

iWHAT WILL A

THRIFT STAMP BUY?

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OFFICIAL IN HOSPITAL

.' A .! Van iter. t ra'nti. aster of the j 'alraraio ar.d Northern, was taken j t- the Christian hospital. Valparaiso, i on Ti:dv, to nnderpro an operation, j Som time agro he was severely injured in an automobile accident near Woodj ;' Juti. tion. in -h;eh he suffered a jf:a-ftred eluM. Apparently he had re- , .,,d from t'i:. but Monday his conj tl't U-n iia -1 become seriotts and the at- ! tsntinj pbyisican advised an ircmeaite operation- Chesterton Tribune. Mr. Van Atter 13 n brother of Lieut. Van Atter o. Gary, ki!!d In France.

very Woman Wniil s

FOR PERSONAL HYCIFMF.

Oitaolved in water for douches stp pelvic catarrh, ulceration and inflammation, ftecommeaded by Lydia E. Finkham Med. Co. for tea years. A healing wonder for nasal catarrh, sore throat and sore oyes. Economical. ru citraoufcaary daaaana and gerr.uciJ! newer. Samitle Free. SDc. all An.-. J i

ii. TPir?onTaa-Corap..iy. Bo.ton. Ml a

CLYDE IS GONE; i CLYDE IS SOUGHT

Th ?"!; tie making a ';- wjde search for ore ('lyde SagTe, vh disappeared fron the F.'s hotel m Hammond the first pa-t of this f'n takinij wi'h. Jm an o'ercoat Tnelonprine his room-mate. Charles C Carter and tZ. Mr. Carter fays that if he. den't nd SaTe he w.'l nx tin,e in b!3 travels and "tp? be unto hitn." BABY MURPHY DEAD. TV,fhard Charles, infant son of Mr. and Mis. Wiliai.i A. Murphy, SS3 Erie street. Hammond, died at the tesidence yesterda -' after a brief Illness of pneumonia. The funeral will be held al

One Thrift - Stamp h-.jv

cai! you 1 bat r.rd. or

1 waist belt, or 2 t-sJi- shoe lace,.

4 'dent i fixation taca. 'Two Thrift Sunnpn buy J 1 trench tool, or 1 shelter tenr. pole, .t

i tent pins. Three Thrift Stamps bu . 1 p;i;r h oilii jjiov'-. Four Thrift Stamps t-;;y 1 prir can-ei lczcin Five Thrift Ptamp" l..iy 1 ba;.-o7i,t sea .-.'.''a ; d Pit Thrift Stamps b 1 summer andrbtet. 1 pair woolen stocUtnae Seven Thi-.'t ftamps b'jv ! servi'-e La I. Eight Thrift. Stamps and 1 ce,-,- huy 1 '! or.'! Twelve T'.ir'.ft Stsn.ps bu 1 shelter tenr i r 1 le?l helmet. Fort en Thrift ?'a:r,ps buy I ponbeo. Fifteen Thrift Stamps b'.ij 1 winter undeihir ;. or 1 pair winter underdrawer. 'ne V.'ar-.l'" iss Stamp 'on;1 cartridge belt. One VT. s. S. and 4 Thr:.'-. Stamp? b.;y Un cartrids-e. Two War-Stvin?! Stamps bi,y eoldier'a woolen shirt, or 1 soldiers O. P. hrec"n Three "War-?a vines Stamps buy 1 oldier'a O. I). coat, or 1 soldier's woolen blanket. Five War-Pa ; ngs Stamps buy ! sold ie r's i.f'f, S 2 ,"6. ! 1 will entirely er,.;.p one go'dier to tak" the lifirl. 121 1 t ill iie-p hint equipped in the fWd f--r rn.' yir. GET DF.MIN'D THK MAN" PtKIlIXD TUT' GFX. TIIK UKN WHO AFF nFTWFK.V Vol: A.Vl.) tijk exfmv.

I :tii i an 1 1 no by TDr. T'o'isof I.atiMiip, !n'-t ! !. Tins hc-cn rc'i'T'.; and resamf-d net- !uti,s as teacher o" the ln'ermerii- ; : grades in the public schc'l, Tuesunj . ' Kev. Jlahfin of chicaco. was ihe guest j of !r. ai.d Mrs. F T. V.?rdemann. Sunt Jay. John Knt'hncVi. Jr.. i'nd a brief s i i t ' to Highland, to anyrvcr his rju'-Stion-' n t

IT IS IMPORTANT INFORMATION 'o (.wry automobile onw in Lake county that there has been estab-ll.hi.-rl in Hammond a Company undr the style of the Champion Tire &. Supply Company, who will markf t the very best tires that t an be made. Thf-y distribute only one style of tire which is N'on-Skid and looks, acts s.nd wears like a cord tire. Thii comjiany will shortly issue a catalogue of automobile- necessities that they will carry in stock such as Wire Wheels for Ford and Chevrolet cars, Heintz Self Starter and Ligh'er for Ford card. Ftre Kxtin?uishers. Champion and Tungsten Spaik Plugs', Wiudshield Cleaners permanently attached to tbe windshield for cleanips iMin from class and Spot Lights. The Champion Tire & Supply Co. trill bo the only exclusive jobbers in Northern ludiana carrying a comp;C' stock of autoaiobile accessories. This company is run in connection with the Mcllroy P.elting & Hoe Co., Truman and Fohl Fts. Mr. Fred F. Friedley, former Chiep Deputy Sheriff, id the Vice President and General Manager.

CONDUCTOR IS BADLY HURT Fimii Brjdr.t. - n cf Mr. and Mrs. fi'liaile." Rryani,' of Hebron, todny l:es ti a critical corrition in St. Marcavet's hoFpital in Hammond. suffrritiK fro-n :njuris sjstaltied yesterday m I'n,mond when two mjieet cars collided. Me is employed as a -'nd i tor on the irnrn line and h'; rr smashed into Miother. He suffered ri .: injuties .- his kidneys, and other vital points

r . ." o eight of h's lady and pentlenen ;'i 'e-il at th" Belvidt-re restaurant. 524 'Vr.!i'ni..n street Trursda;- afternoon. .'mi vf lit coutee ditin,- was served. ilecot a t ion? cns'steij of the National colf.i-j and red josop. The euest list u-ns M r. and M-s. A. T.B'tslv-nK. Mr. ond M-s. M'-Closky. Miss Francs Ingres. Joseph I.oces and Ht ty Da'ghler

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rmvr b?'iit t in urn. .let'ff r..n stre.-t. ...',tU of Fifth

tine. H'-v . If. F. Wilson, pastor. F.'.-.ie f. It .,' '.:' a. m. ri cat hittK fn ices lt):,', a. rn.. sub-je.-i. t" atr;; ..-u, "AVituefmK for Christ." Vn'.iii; T'epi.-'s Socva! .leetins a". 4

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r. T'. Devotiona! Meeting

Days Hews In Gary

F.'. ( iima t.icsii'iif erv:re at ?:ZQ p. s-ih.'ct of set mon. "Things f t fnin''.''

DELAYED HOSPITAL TRIP TOO LONG

I lid a d 1 i.i .1 : ri. colored. -? years fr'.-i. i nd hcer taikma- of poing 1o a j hospital :'! several da''s. complaininst

K,t flile 1 nlted rreeb terlan si. kness. 15 it I,, waned too lonsr. hureh. corner Seventh avenue and j l-!,'t ' eht F.dwsrd talked to his friends

I'iititcr re-. ''' " fouDiej and Cropped dead ,n front of Mu'Jen's saloon. ITS' Jeff- . erson street. Th" bdv was taken to

f'enrsy 1 vnn.a sireel. Smith, pa st or. Bible s'-hoo! P.4.". a. Prearhlnsr services

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and

' the Wi!i;anis motpue.

preach

T:C- p. m. The pastor will both setvires. Subject forenoon sermon:

j An thing Too Hard fr God?'' j Subject eveninjc sermon: "The Word of Prophecy Made More Sure."1 1 The public is cordial!:' in-ytcri to

worah'p T,;th th' i ontre?atton un (oxkrt Torn. M ss A!h- Msruyreths Olsen. o' the Gary Conservatory of M'l-'', left today for a short concert tour through Ohio, with the Nedlcus tr.o.

1140 GARY

rhfre; ALIEN ENEMIES

J .on. T- :ne is up ton : ..-.I.- riot be finished Hut three boys abwe tered. eVhonch more

rl-t. but the 5 ib til! next week. H have regisshould.

"Captain of tho Grey Horse

Troop ' Fcsurins Tony Moreno.

j ft'uiiunt ur-uturo uAtsii in 1 Tl K Atchison - 84 AMLICAX WAV. ' Fj'.i of Action American Car Fdry at. ! f nm start to finish. American Smelting i 82 st j i . .. n j Baltimore and Ohio 50 teSWSSWmSSSS3tmiSS

Canadian raciuc American Can Co New Tork Central Colorado Fuel Chesapeake and Ohio Crucible Steel Kne tjeneral Electric Great Northern Mexican Petroleum Pc-nnsj lvania Pittsburgh Cosl Republic Iron and Steel . Reading , l S. Rubber Southern naitway Chgo. Mil. and St. Paul Te.vas Oil 1.". S. Steel Fnion Facific Ftali Copper Western Union Willys Overland

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NOTICE Erie Railway Important change in time of trains effective

I Sunday, Feb. 10th, 1918.

ss'... ' I Consult Erie Ticket Act. 2 ; fe " a

4l'j 155 flts, 114 e3 :o 151-

CHICAGO GRAIN rCTUBIS. CORN May, $1.25': March. $1. OATS May. I3e; March. S2sc CHICAQO LITE STOCK. HOGS Fvoceipts. 2S"'n: riixcd $ 'yt.60: good. 4jt6.3S't '.6.63: rousth. S.i ,i 1R.10: liKht, S 15.'' y ICS":

J1CJ 15.25. f ATTIX Receipt. 4.t'f; beoves. $ 4f lS.i: cows-lioitVrs. Jn.25 j 11..". 6tockeis-l'cedei-s. $7 2"10 4": . al'.c? $9.50 915 23. CRICAOO WODUCE. F.L TTFR Creamery extra. 4: creamery firsts. 4i'.c: fr'.-, If.'jlT.. seconds. 4 3"i if? 45 '-c. Ki;iiS Ordinaries. 4SjrtO,'. lusts. ;i-

FIVE POFt.TKY Foi 26-? 27c: geese. 19'3"22's turkevs. 24c.

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RPHEUIU

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:rc: ducks. Pi'lngs,

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urn rim w hinnf.r. Hartvale Rave s birthdav

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'i'he W. P. 5. camraisn Ki-.e evert the humhl'-st of s a chance to do something to win the v, nr.

Complete Satisfaction

AVe are trying to jc'wo il to you in our work of Ttadiatrvr rcpairiiip-. We repair radiators no matter how- bad they are injured. We replace new cores in all makes of Radiators. We ask for no special consideration. Judee us bv the highest standard.

We want our service to appeal to you as the best that can be produced. Aye are proud of our Reliability, our Promptness, Expertness, and Service. Special prices given to Garages and taxi owners. Get our estimate prices. STANDARD AUTO SHEET METAL WORKS 941 Calumet Avenue Phone 1450, Hammond, WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED.

Grip Tollows The Snow hAXATIVK FUtOMO CjL'IMNK Tablet taken in time will Prevent Grin. K. W. GP'JYF'S signature on bos. ;;.C. Adv. AT DE LUXE.

As Kilecn Harland. young- wife of a distriot attorney. Dorothy Dalton tn hr next picture. "Love. 'Letters." by Shannon Fife, makes a determined

Firujraie tor ner nusDsnd s crnfidencs. t In her girlhood siie had written indis- i creet letters to Raymond Moorand t wh"j poses, as a teacher of erotic Kar- 4

em . reeds, but is in resl,ty a cad ami a villian c f the deepest t; pe. How she sacrifices herself to obtain the.e letters, only to fail and be accused of Moi-eland murder, and how her husbands ssaistant. also an old lover of hers, clears her, make a srriopiny photoplay one of the best Paramount pictures that "has been produced under t"he supervision of the famous director. Thomas H. Ince. It is !,. he shown at the Deluxe theatre Sunday.

HOUSEWIVES! ATTENTION!

Any person who tells you the government is; troing to seize your normal winter supply of canned

f goods of other foods is a crook or a thief. Have

him arrested. You will have the rood Adminis

tration's hearty approval if you will do so.

FELDES ABOARD SUBMARINED SHIP R. A. F:W, formerly assistant chief engineer of maintenance of way fir ths Indiana Harbor B-It Railway, and now a catain jn the engineers' corps of the V. S. army, is believed to have been a passenger on the TustenHa w hich was sunk Tuesday. No word has been reicsved as to his safsty.

V L fsser taViHt A a?

my-I-Sifji WANTI5D

V rOOV IJrCUt hy.

AVE ri.M sis.Wt.fcjt t.V-s

VKAI. 30 to i" il-s. $ri. i r. 1 5c: SO to 11". lt 1 U fi Tic: course, irtvi li'r. POTATOES Cars. 1 '9 2.2'.

5 c ; kidneys, 1 All grades. $2 U

PROMINENT LABOR

MAN COMING

ii c coates. a union prirter who ha

seived as lieutenant -gevertior of i;a!iforn'a and la'er a c ic it ader in Spo- , Uatie. and now a irmn.i r of the ad-j visory committee, naiiinn! lit 1 defense, snealrs Sunday eveninp. nt the I

Gsry First M. E. chuiih.

BOY SCOUTS MEET. Boy ficouts of all tftops in I Ta .--.mend will hold their anniversary sen ice at the Fiist Chirtsian church to.i onom e enina at half pas seven. Rev. Sharp vv. li address the sco-its.

Feature Attraction TODAY SUNDAY LOLA CARTER and Her Jazz Band Some Music Jack Bean The Jumping Marvel. Chasv Terrace & Co. Present a Comedy SKi WHY MEN DON'T MARRY" Ho waton & Swaybelle Dill Pickle.

Lyceum Four Comedy Quartette.

ADMISSION Matinees 10-15c. Nights 10c, 25c, 35c. nv Show Mcndav. VVetinedav and Saturday. MaUT-.ee Daily 2::'9 p. !u. Nin'nts-. 7;o ! I p. m. Sun,la3 Cotitimious 2-11 p. m.

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Home canning is not hoarding;. No person can be convicted of hoarding: without a public hearing. Anti-Americans are abroad in the land to convince you otherwise. Jail is their place. Put them

there.

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HIGHLANDS. Mrs. H. L. Paugherty and her house g-uest, Mrs. Eaylor of Rcnnselaer. were pleanastly entertained at the home, of Mrs. C. M. Blue. Wednesrlav.

Services st the Congregatidnal church j will he held next Sunday at the visual t

time. 10:43 a. tn. nnl "tSO p. m , instead of in the afternoon as has been done the ps4t two !?uuda. John Kroosw?!; passed a successful examination for service in the army. Miss Esther Ferguson who ras taken ick with s.-nrlf t fever and placed under

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i Food Administrator, Herbert Hoover, thought the putting down of these "crooks, thieves and confidence operators" important enough to issue a statement recently branding them "pcttv frauds who should be held for the police."

Theatre

-Today-

WM. S. HART in "THE COLD DECK" Manager's tlfri.ion: ' 'The groat sr t.irturo "Rip Fr has i-vh- a.v peared in." ALSO F.ICi V COMEDV AND BILLY WEST.

-Sunday, Feb. 10-

i Dorothy Dalton in "Love Letters"

3 One of Her Greatest rictures, and Max Senaett in the "Bed Room

riander Comedy."

-Extra Good Monday, Feb. 11-

Dustin Fearnum in "The Spy5 This is a wonderful picture. Worth going miies to see. TUESDAY CLOSED. Wednesday, Feb. 13 ALMA REUBENS in "I'LOVE YOU" y un ant, Ai.-.o Hurtor. Huluies and Luke (,'omdv.