Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 202, Hammond, Lake County, 19 February 1918 — Page 2

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GARY LIBRARY IS : PRAISED JOURNAL

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February 19. -Atchisen Sa'i American Beet Sugar T9' American Car f'dry. "t1 Anscenda 65S American Sniellina 83 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 42 Baldwin L.ocomotie TS'i ?.ltimore and Ohio 527 Canadian raciflc 1474 American Can Co. 4 9'2 New York Central 71 i

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THE i.nv ri'BI.IC 1.IRRIRV. "Knowledge of nln! lg known ' r -Gary avete.r: tf public achooi has r' tred to th liitermojt part' of i r arth. A larsre. con tvibii ! ,n e fa.'tjr .n the i,i''rrs of what i. lerntrl i.hp It'.

;!t:tm Ffhrol5 has bn f if ni-sli't by the aet:e, erTici-n:. c.or.siant '.-o-or-; "ration of the Gary public library. F ' l,biri5 in the t oirn'ri' of th if.e (have done more than x'ti'.r library, r. rr.alfingr it a factor in every-day ! V ' an-ona; the school children, the n- ;n hands, the buaines men. the club.

ch urches and associations. 'The librarian. Mr. Lo!ns J. B&ile-. was not Ion? out of libraiv school when he began hia work at Gary, hi;' from the first, he has kept abreast of the pi cgressi e library ideas and ha adopted and adapted the nreds of th Gary public library f.ich as helped hm to rarr'- out his purposes to make tna: institution a factor for the betterment of his community. Few lii'" arii s ha had more Intell xent. appreciative co operation in carrying out then- Ann and purpose?, from '.heir library bus r and no other library in the country far as memory srve. has shown tl. appreciation e.f the efforts of ti; 1 bgrar:an by paying: him the honor ,n h:s administiat'on "f nani'tii a bmn

for hiin. The honor is veil

l;sft ved. and both the lihiary boai'i and the. 1!b.r:an are to he conrra'uiated '.-n the situation that has stow n out of their mutual efforts"

General Electric 143 J Great Northern j

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ilaxwell Alexicsn

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Norfolk and Western 104 Northern Tacific 85 Ts Pennsylvania 45 Pittsburgh Col 527 Peoples Gas 4S' Kepubtic Iron and Steel S0 Readins 78 V. P. Kubber SS'i American Sugar lnSJi Southern Tucific 87 Southern Railway 23'i Cbfco. Mil. and St. Paul 43. Texas Oil 159 r. S. Steel SOS Union Pacific 170, 1 tah Copper S4 "Western Vnion SO Will 6 Overland 13i

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IXDFT OF MSIBERS I CIRCLES. 115. Noithein Infliana Gas Electric i 9. lnlenLale Iren tftd Steel Co. 4. Illinois Steel Co. Co. Si. Hubbard Feuedvy. : ? I-iquoii Sleel Co, 1. American Steel Foundries. j S2. Republic Iren Steel Co. i4.. 1. "hi'.aso flhtputlijina 'r. 17. F. V Bets Co. 1 53. Famous SIf -Co. 1 4. I;iiich Valley Coai Co. 1. Raid-Murdoch Co. ; Graver Tank TVorks. 4. s International Harvearer I". 1. Hammond titillia Co. j it. Superheater Plant. ! Cleveland I.inseed Oil Co. 2. Hammond Elevator Co. ' tk. Northern Indiana Gas filecinejal. Calumet Elevator. :t. 8eatty Jfaebine l. Co. ; Co. 2 i. Polsey Coke . 22. Railway Motor Car Co (7. Goldachtnidi Detiaaina; Co. , it. Giand Cross ns Tak Co. S. Keith Railway Equipment Ce. j 21. Green EnKineeriar Co. j General "Chemical Co. 24. ?iraube Fiano Co. ' Ss. ilal&ison tValVer Refractories. S. ! I. nan Car Co. 25. IV. B. Con key Co. ; 4'). American Steel Foundries. i 1 V'siern Steel ar "o. 2 Standard Steel Car Co. ;41. ln!Snd Steei Co. j 7. in. Amei-i'an G!t:e Co. 27. Centra! Railway Signal Co. 1 42. Mark Manufacturing Co. 'A. : -I iited ChemUal 4c Oiaanic Tro- r$. Hammond Malleable li on Co. ! 4. Standard Oil Co. "it's Co. 1. Kds-tidc A'alve Co. 1 44. American Maize Co. I B.

V. S. Metals Ke.'.eias Co. (Sraaselli Chemical Co. Cudahy Sotp Co. American Bnde Co. Indiana Steel Co. American Tjoconjotive Co. Amei-ican Steel Wire Co. Buffmtloo Cement T'erka. Taylor Chair Co. lilineia Car Manufaetui itt Co. Sinclair Reftninr Co. T"arner Implement Co. O. K. Champion Co. XtOnon connectiea with Joliet cutoff. Slonon and .loliet cut-off cennec-

t!en wah C. I. A S. R. R i D. N". T C. : St L connection with i C I i S. R. R E Moaon. C. 1. $.' Erie. C A O. j X. T. C. A St. L. connection wuh i M. C. R. R. ' F. C. f. i, s. station at Ind.sna Har

bor. Whitifs Hop Jtobertsdale stop. . Seiith Chicago slop . and U Foints on M. i". R. R. between which track eiexaiion is proposed. Columbia aenue and Homin atreet.

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Jake D. Brusel of Hammond t ho yesterday received the appointment as iAtal chsirmsa e.f t'ae merchants' economy bard from the Lake County Council of Defense, has tailed a rneetns; of the retsil rrocers which is to h heid at the Chamber of ComrBerce rooms this evening;. Every reta.l grocer in the cily is earnestly requested to be present. As far as is known, the nature of the newly organised merchant's economy hoard will be a rampa'gn among the ie;a;l grocers to entail expenses in Yvir.ng- he'P nd delivering aoods. in other words to economize in every way possible. lr la a government plan to a.d in the war and Mi. Brusel sends In r s report to K. VV. E'drige of South Rend, tnd., head of the merchants' economy board in this district.

(harge. It was reported that 1,217 names of Garyttes have been enrolled on the military servii e record. A report wea received from the Gary Conne.'ing railway committee of the council.

HAYS TO HOLD CONFERENCE II EAST

National Republican Chair

man Will Go to Washington This Week.

FORM MID-CONTINENT SECURITIES COMPANY With Headquarters at Gary New Concern It to Sell Mining Stock.

Mrs. H. M. Hosmer Is Much Better CHiLLlCOTHE, C, Feb. IS. Mrs H. M Hosmer. Gary. Ind.. wife of MlI or Hosmer. chief of the division suraery, base hospital. Camp Sheridan, is much improved TaPpm the apmal chord la being: resorted to in order to leheve pressure from the meningitis attaek.

$500 For Attorney Charles Bretsch Gary Cr mm on Council last nisht ioted $510 as fee for Attorney Clatence Bretsch. who j-ifrtM f nil y dfnded two policemen on a manslaughter

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lDI V.rOl.I. Feb. 1". Will H. Haya made kla trat formal meve a rhalrman af the repiiallean aatlaaal rMinltlr Kkea be fat Meet all farmer reshll-a aational chairman ! meet with him at the lalte lae rlah la ew Verk aieat Moadajr nlghf for a e. (ereace mm baaqaet. TXirKS BVKKATJ AX STATS CAPITAL. IN DIAN A POLIS. Feb. IJ. TTiJl H. Hijs. republican nstienal chiirrr.an, said today that he would to to Washington within tAe net few daya to h6Id conferences with anyone that caiea td talk wiLh him on the subject of national politics. He will be the guest at severs,! dinner and luncheona. and he mSy go en to New Tork for another dinner or two. He aays all republicans Vi-ill look to him and that he will not make faoi it.es of any faction or any set of mn. He Will aeek the advice of eerbody in the rarty and will break bread wiih any and all of them. That ia the pohcitv that has made Hays a successful ha rinoni.er in this !at. He fropos o use th same rr,eiho4 in tee larger

j fiold nf naiional poiiilca.

Tee s-Zpolntmeet of Alfred G. Per.-y as silei minsger for the Mid-Continent Securities company has been announced. This securities company is n6w in pr6ts of lacorporarlon in the State of Indiana by prominent business men of Kansas City and Chicsg"o. Ttmioi'ii-y quarters have been obt:hed in the office of Dwight M. Kinder, suite 203 Reynolds building-, but the company 4is leased the entire ground f.oo.- at 22 West F.fth avenue, nosv oceup.ed by the Rsyal Furniture company, for a. term of two years aad will after Msrcn t install a complete attractive office at tfc's locat.on. C. A. .liinersoa, Raymond P. Msy ann F. H. 'ood are the irtcorpoi -atora of the Mid-Continent Securities company in Indiana, and principal ofnee holders ind directors of the Isfne compSny sl Kansas Cuy and Chicago. Tfiey a:e repatsbie buj.nejs men who come here w.tH tia best recommendit.ort a arid w.il mike their hdmes rlere. Handling- a general line of high diss securities. Mr. Ferry, the new sales mansgf-r, will have particular cliartfe o tna vrork of flnSnCing; the Corleoltd tted Arizm Copper Mines compSny Of Arizona, and will have a force of hijn class salesmen under him. The newly appointed sale manager has lived in Gaiy for the past, a.x ears. For about five vea: he was advertising managr of a Gary paper, being well known a a promotion man and

publicity agent. His past experienceis la directly the same lines as his new position will tske. For the past year he was secretary to R. O. Johnson while mayor of Gary, secretary of the board of piblie safety and city purchasing- sg-enl. WHITINGlEilrS WIFEJ5B DIVORCE Theresa Struhala, through her attorneys, St. Geerge 4z Smith, today filed in Gary auptrlor court action for divorce and application for restraining order against bar huabsnd, William Btruhala. She alleges cruel and inhuman treatment and saya that her husband induced her to take $4,000 cash from the bank snd give him s Jl.POO mortgage on the grounee the war made banks unsafe. He bought a touring car. The Struhaias Iie in TVhi'.ing, where he rue! a grocery and market. Max Kirchmin hs n'ed suit for Vieo Resii. who seeks divorce from Anlol

Pesti of Gsr.

"Dealing With Vnbeltev ers and Secret Belieers." Additional seats will be provided and an attendance of close to 250 is expected. A. R. McArthur, president of the Federatio nof Gary Churches, is the presiding officer at these meetings. The Qniatae That Does Kot Affect Head Because ef its tonic ar.d laatie affect. Laxative. 5rm Quinine can be taken by anvor.e without causing nrOusnes or rinarirr in the head There is entv one -Bromo Quinine." E. W. GROVE'S signature Is on bex. 20c. Adv.

CHICAGO GRAIlf TVTVS. CORN May. J1.2S7.: Mch.. SI. 27. OATS May, 7c: Mch , 83?c, CHICAGO XITJB STOCX. HOGS Receipts. 64.000; market, 50 lower; mixed. Jlfi.25 T 1 So; good. J16 50 (?1.S0: rough. $16.1 5 9 It 30: light, $16.-30-?Tls.iO: pigs. $12,751 15.75. CATTLE Receipts, 17,000: market, aiow; beeves. $S.5S 9 1 3.5 : cows-heif ers, S 40(gril.65; stockers-feeders. 7,35 919.60; calves. SS.25. CHigAGO PKODTTCX. BL'TTER Creamery extra?. 41c;

PASTIME TODAY Francis X. Bushman m Beverly Bayne in- - "A MILLION A MINUTE." WEDNESDAY "VENGEANCE AND THE WOMAN" Also Alice Howell in Her La 'est Comedy, ' She Did Her Bif." Sal. June Caprice in a Win. Fox Feature, "MISS V. S. A."'

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FEATURE ATTRACTION Today Spud-Town Band

1 Fun In a Livery

Stable 9 reople 9 Lee & Vance It Ain't What Is It's What We Do. Joe Barton & Co. The Millinery Salesman. Harry Dixon Comedy Song and Piano Noveity Dellerts Novelty Artists. ADMISSION Matinees 10-1 5c. Nights 10c, 25c, 35c V.ir Show Motidav, tYpiir"'iv and Saturday. Matinee Daily ?:"0 p. tn. Night. 7 to 11 p. m. Sundays Continuous 2-11 p. m.

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Today Unusually Gkod Douglas Fairbanks IN HIS GREATEST PICTURE A Modern Musketeer" ALSO INTERESTING BRAY PICTURE.

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Church Work

Is Progressing;

The attendance at tse thiid session of the Fersoesl Workers' TrsiUing- Institute, held under the auspices Of the federation of Gary churches, at the library last night shewed an excellent increase over the attendance at any previous meeting. The attendance report fr last n'got shows 20 against

i'SS laet week- and las on trie opening j sess'on. i Br, Howard Agnevr Johnston spoke last night on the subject, "Principles of Procedure." The closing sddresa pf the' insntu'e is to be held st the library' auditorium nevt Monday evening when rr. .lohnst.on is to speak on the subject,;

WASHINGTON, Feb. IS. Senator New of Indiana appealed to the counc! of national defense arvd the nar department yesterday for fede.rs.1 aid ;o tne etentof 500,000 to apply to construction of homes for s.o-kmen n Ett Chicago. Ind. Local cap-.tal.sts. Senator New sa.d. had agreed to raise half a million eiotlara contingent upon the government contributinr; a similar amount. Me submitted that more thsn 50 per cenf of the workmen in East Chicago are engaged in government war wor k. The housing" situation there is desperate, thousands of men having, to travel ten, twenty and thrty mii-v daiiy to and from the r work.

Wednesday and Thursday HEX BEACH'S GREAT MASTERPIECE

THE AUCTION BLOCK" &

Une of the lH-st pictures we have ever Fiton

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r,Kr.RU. PF.RHIG T IMF. I. ROM. f.FNURAI. KCONOMV T HOMfl

Wednesday A Trip Around the World with Burton Holmes, art. Pathe Comedy. Thursday Great Pathe Weekly and Paramount Comedy. Friday, Feb. 22 Washington's Birthday WILLIAM RUSSELL in "NEW YORK LUCK" And Latest Mack Sennett Comedy. Saturday Massive Double Program MARGERY WILSON - in - - "THE FLAME OF CHANCE" And BILLY WEST in a Scream.