Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 230, Hammond, Lake County, 26 March 1918 — Page 2

THE TJMES.

Tuesday, March 20, 1918.

JACK FOWLER A CANDIDATE

In Ui" announcement today by C. Ia. tc'r. i FoBier of his candidacy for !rntr of North township, subject to 'he t rviblicar. primaries, republicans of

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Hammond. East Chicago and Whit.ns fmj rat satiafactlon As councilman from the first ward in liamniond Fowlfr estRhlished a record for keen insight Into public affair, une; r.ng judgment and integrity. He has 'lie support of a meat congregation o: ' 'endi. Qalaln Thai Uoes Not aimI SmA Hfi'Huss o? Us tonic and la;iv elect '.AXATIVB IIROMO QUININE (Tb'5i can b taken by anyone without causing nervousr.e s or ringing -in the head. There Is only one "Bromo quinine '" C W. GKOVL S iuHtura on ,oX JH, Adv

CHIEF BETS MONEY FOR FIB

Chief WtiUam Nil! ,,, the Ham mond -j Fire Deportment was the leolpit-nt of j a $50 checlv end t flu t '.. r1 :i g 1. tter from ' the United i 'ri,i!. i. ul 4 organic I'm- j ducts rtinuiBnv in !.t, r.-l !. t , . .e, . r .u !

ne by the f.r:i.en a' ;

HEKOIXE AT FRONT DIES !Jr' vOJ.DlER

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erri.-u-nt work, d

ln HoteJ Caiieton tire last Friday !

morning. The letter vnd foil nv?: Mr. Wiliam Nil. Chief Fire department, Hammond. Ind. Dear Sn : Va ere enclc lung if-ew.ili ;i l.e-k for 50 for the Fireman's Pension Fund, as a token of our appreciation of tin. splendid work done tiv your dt t a rt n.en t on Friday, the 22nd. in.-t , nl I he TIotH Carleton. We feel that your department covered this cme very efficiently, and wish herewith to tender t- you and your department "tir thnn'xs fur our tin ely aid With best w:.hr. we br fo r-

:na;n. ! v.,.:r!. x(.-v trvly. I I'nited t'heniical OrsiniJ T'roduet j Company. T. K. Tfiinan.

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'Wednesday will positively last opportunity to secure

he your one of

these Simmon s Bed Outfits

at the Low Price of $

19.95

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.Mi Winona C. .Martin. Miss Winora C. Martin, the first woman in the casualty list of th American Y. M. C. A., died like a olfiit?r when recpntly killed by th Germsiri air raiders. Miss Martin volunteered her services and vvaa employed in canteen work at th time phe met her death.

HOUND ROBIN LETTER

BACK AFTER FIVE MONTHS k:

J I-.u ien tates that h is enjoying the jb.t of li.-altli and !ik. s- the armv rfe j very much.

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sniilinir .'it tho or( of

m the battle in our

y favor.

w The feel and tit are as

Kn tine as can be. "We

wear them ourselves

?rs a n d can guarantee

fin Blacks, tans, chocolate bro"wn

and in quality leathers that won't crack or rough up. We

Ifi; commend our shoes highly at our special low prices. J $4.00 to $9.00 i

Open Every Evening.

M'i'he Model

ROTHSCHILD &, HIRSCH Hammond's Best Clothiers.

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TH EAT RE

TODAY THE DA BARA "CAMILLE" And "The EaRle Eye." Good Comedy. No advance in prices.

WEDNESDAY OLIVE THOMAS --in

I "An Heiresa for a Day" Latest Burton Holmes Picture and Triangle Comedy. THURSDAY Wonderful Picture E. K. LINCOLN i in

5 "For the Freedom

the World" i Latest Patb Weekly and Para mount Comedy.

FRIDAY ALMA REUBENS "THE ANSWER" E!r V Comedy Bnd a Triangle.

SATURDAY An Extra Good Ticture ALICE BRADY in "Woman and Wife" And Charlie Chaplin in "The Immigrant."

Thitrty - two Soldiers and Sailors of Rooster Club Attaeh Signatures.

The ro-.-nd robin lettev rrr.t out by the Roosters Ciub of Hammond the 1st of October to members of that foi lety in the service of their country has returned bearing thirty-two siKnaturf. At the beginning of tin war the Rootr. a young man's club, had thir-ty-flve members. It now has thirty members in tha eervlce. The Fiur.d Robin letter waa sent to CeorKe Hayman rirst, who was ti-.cn in the ca airy in Wyorninir. The last to receive it was Richard Scott aboard the F. S. S. Floridax in fureign waters. The letter hai ben in practically every cRmp in the country nnd France. It will be praaerved by the club as a historic relr alonj? with the bl? service fjj.

1 r e i with malicious trespass AnHii'h of 215 i'ompnny House, Fast

Hammond. wa.- fined $15 before JudtTtt

Kloiz in the city court this morning. It Hd that he broke into a car a'. 1h O. !. o. yards. In a friendly "Uittle I'rau Game'" at

I (libs. in yesterday Andrew Wilkes and j Andrew Walls were arrested bv Officer 1 Hell. Thev were fined $15 apiece by

.Jude Klotz this morning. Neither had ! vat ion cards .lame F.. Tiost of the iamrio rid police (iewiirncm and it 1 1 iff in the city court i. la d up "with rheumatism aKin at his hoii.e at 174 Oetroit street. He lias been confined to his home for two wek.. Jimmy states that he hopes to be able to be up and around' again in several d a s. Herman Tar-lvi. 37 floj-don street. W. Hammond, reported to the Hammond poli.-. th:- '.corning: tht womerre stole his bicycle from in front 7M Sil.tey stref-t last night.

TWO HURT BY STREET CARS

Two accidents occurred on the (buy & Interurban lina in Hammond early today ithtn a half hour's time. II. P. Overton, 5 4'" Sibley street, wjis thrown from a tar and sustained an inJury to his foot. J. W. 1'nderwood.- T Oadn street, was caujrht between two cars at Sibley

atreet and tue nickel 1'iate tracks Biid frr.ar,t

his head cut. He was otherwise painfully but not fatally bruised. Underwood was between the tracks when the cars passed.' Dr. Chld'.aw attended him at his residence.

The manv friends of Mat Honey received word from his bedside- at St. Maraaret's hospital this morninir that he suffered f. relapse Sunday, passed a very its: less day yesterday. Mr. Honey is sufferiiigr from a severe ease of pneu-n.oma.

LEO CARROLL GETS LETTER

Neal o ens. ."2 Mars old. who was wirrved ove- . ) te'ru i t : nir Officer Welch !y th- po'i.e esu-rday did not get a chance into the army. Owens, who wag picked up by tV.e police on a vagrancy charge was turned down by

Weilih as it is against his

orders f enlist any one who has been arrested and convicted on a charge. Owens wa released.

From I. Chayken. Somewhere in France. March 5, 3018. Friend: Newspapers are daily sprlnninsr up anions; the boys with American

I.o Carroll. S73 Lewis street. Ham- j Exr.editiont.ry Force and among- them

mond. was the recipient of an inteiest-; 1s one called "System D" which Is !ngr letter from h'.s brother ;erald Car- i published in muitoifraph by the boys

rol or mor commonly known as "Dewey" yesterday who is now somewhere in France. Tt rends as follows: Dear Brother: Received yo'ir very welcur.e letter of

Feb. S, a co'jj.le of days ato end was'

s-ire (rlad to hear from you. I have been in the army six months today ar.d haye certainly seen a lot of things interesting, since I have heen In France. Last Sunday I visited a hospital erected in 1742 and It sure was a fine looking place. All the modern conveniences have been added from t'me to time, but the. walls and the architecture remain the same as whn built. They have a swell oil pa;nt:r.Er in one of the rooms that le valued at ver three million dollars and it is a wonderful picture. T also had th opportun it v of visitins; a castle erected in the year 1570. It was built bv a former president of

France and cost three million Francs I

to construct it. It is n the top of a large hill and is built on the lires of an old fort as In the olden days when they used to fight off the enemies by dropping stones and other mlssils on their heads. Irish confetti so as to speak. So you named the youna-sfer one Kenneth Victor. That is a very pretty name and I am c!ad that you did not wish Gerald Michael on him. There isno more news and will close for this

time hoping to hear from rou soon. i

ToJtr loving brother. GERALD

from Illinois, nnd here is an episode from one article by Don Robinson of Clrtea ;,-. "Chicago." muses Robinson. "m the world's most wonderful and most popular summer and winter resort: situated fn the center of Ood'3 own country, in the handsome shores of Rood old I-ake Michigan and Boul. Mich. bless 'em. a honeycomb of aravf-l eld drives, massive buildlnsjs, and nature's own parks; surrounded by quaint neFtllntr villi ires like Fvonston and Ri;rnhsm. Chicaso an everlasting plory and memory of grtod times and the home and muster.ns;-ou t place of the

As ever.

CHAYKEN.

ON SPECIAL DUTY.

BELIEVE WILL NOT HIT REGlCTl

W. H. F. Tarry of Clary, who is a broker -n brick and building materials. shvs thai the priority ruling of the war industries board will not sffect CalunW. region war centers. Ordinarily '.t will srve to stop new construction in other pieces Mr, furry is barked in this view by W. P. Barney of Chicago, who spent last wet It in Washinpton. The rullnar might prevent Gary from building its naw central fire atation. but Mr. Varry believes that the project bein necessary and having; the endorsement of

Chief flrant. whose word would carry

Private Alfred Str'ckler, -whosa mo- j weight, may fo throuah. ther. Mrs. Dora Stickler resides at 761; A WaMftnti dispatch .f :

Claude street, has b-en asigtied to the ! Attiiu.. "- 1 "

S3 Aero Supply Fqisdrm p.nd will he! courage all new industrial projects not j placed on special dutv at Post . Head- j deemed essential to the prosecution of; . ... . . - . . I. I .1 . .1 . , 1 !

n,.rs klH' V Sourvi Antun n itne war, i inuuin n jni u ni

m . . i wittinoiii iiijjii put 11 oe . rlrnlff

1. beneflta of priority of .transportation ; 'for their products. Among- the enter-j

. j prises barred by the board, as en- j In a letter received by the Red Cross ; ,Cft today, are all forms of con-!

A CORRECTION.

from Private Wm. Aha printed in these

columns yesterday the sentence occur

structlon of public buildings and other similar improremen's. In casee,of this

SUNDAY The Best Picture You Ever ?aw CHARLES RICHMAN "OVER THERE" And Mack Ser.nett Two-Reel Comedy

! red "none" of us are afraid of giving- 1 sort constructors will be denied railjour lives from otir country. The writ- i roa priority for bui'.dinc- materia!-. I ing was almost illeglblo and seemed j

nk y:" :?j.:zr.u -jfort wayne

printed in justice to Mr. Aha.

Coming April 22.

J -BIRTH OF A NATION." TODAY EMMY WEHLEN In a Five Act Feature "THE OUTSIDER" TOMORROW 'Vengeance and the Woman' Alio a Two-Reel Sunshine Fox Comedy "THE 9FN OF A Ol'N."

DISTRICT LEADS

! rSPF.ci To Thb Times. 1 j INDIANAPOLIS. Ind , March 26. RI ports received by the state headu.uarjters of the United States Rnya' Worltlinor Ppcurvp f mm nil but thirtv coun-

- - - - - ties of the state indicate that during

Mr. and Mrs. James 1 Martin. he first week of the enrollment in In-

Claude street. Hammond, re-rived tbaiiana more than 11. 000 boys between sed news of the death of a daughter, I the as.es of 16 and 21 had registered Mrs. Elisabeth Hamilton, of McKees j rolled. Calls for more than 10,000 boys Rock, Pa., yesterday. Previous to her j have been made by farmers up to marriage, when she moved to McKees date.

There are hut 25 Outfits in Tomorrow's Sale

THE balance of a carload -purchase made last October. The Simmon s Bed. Spring and Mattress offered for this sale, if purchased today, ivould cost us considerable more than we ask.

WE suggest that you come in early tomorrow morning and inspect these outfits, as they will go in a hurry. This is the last time we will be able to make this great "JQD OUTFIT" offer.

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$30.00 Simmons

THE BED ALONE 15 WORTH $19.50

utfit 195

T7it2 Bd

Is exactly lik the picture, an eatirtly new design and product of the famous Sicamon's Bed Manufacturing Company. It is made entirely of steel, finished in Vernls Martin or white enamel (baked on), two Inch upright posts, large top mount, five heavy fillers, comes in all 6ises. Formerly it waa impossible to buy a bed of this kind for less than $19.50, but tomorrow you can buy th complete outfit. Bed, Spring and Mattress for $19.95. Two dollars cash, $2.00 monthly.

The Springs AH stee! sanitary ashless link springs, supported at each end with five-inch helical springs, is guaranteed for 25 years. Composition mattress far superior to the so-call?d felt mattress, weiglis 45 pounds and is covered with fine quality art ticking. The complete outfit is well worth $30, and as we have but 25 of them to offer at this price we advtee that you attend the sale early.

Double "S. & nr Stamps Wednesday

KAUFMANN & WOLF - Hajihond.Ikq

Double Stamps Wednesdav

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Rocks. Mrs. Hamilton resided in Ham- j

mond and waa very well known. The funeral will be held at McKees Rock tomorrow afternoon.

Dave Hirseh, SS South Kohman St.. leceived a letter from his son Lucitn this mijrnr.r, who is "somewhere in France." Lncien is a corporal and Is a member of the Wisconsin '07th Engineers. Vh!i the ill-fated Tuscanla was torpedoed and sunk Mr. H'rsch feared that his- son was on the boat

Enrollment by districts shows that the . Twelfth district, which includes Fort 'Wayne, leads the state, with a membership in the reserve of 2,035. The number enrolled in ether districts follows: First district, 710. second district. 1.083: third district. "17: fourth district. "Si: fifth district. 1.259: sixth district, Sl: seventh district. SOS; e'g-hth district. 83; ninth district, B9S: tenth district. 774:, eleventh distr ct. Ml; thirteenth district. Ma

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ilETIGS ARRANGED

The night of April 5 has been suggested by County Chairman Hay of the Liberty Loan campaign committee aa the proper time to start enthusiasm for tho great drive. It Is suggested that all over the county watch meetings be held the evening of this date and that parades and patriotic meetings be held on Saturday, April f. In Many counties these steps already have been taken end Lake counjy is now making plans to this end. These w atch .meetings are to be held In private homes, in churches, in schools. In lodges and other rlaces of public gatherings. The singing of patriotic songs and the offering of prayer for the success of this war and the third liberty loan will be the central themes. It has been suggested also that messengers ride throughout the country districts and the city streets os Paul Revere rods more than 100 years ago to awaken the country side to the fact that America faces a danger which may de

stroy hrr. Country boys shoud utilize their horses und their fathers' automobiles for this feature, and In the clty every street should be covered by tho modern Paul Reveres. The M'lo of liberty bonds can commence at the watch meetings on the night of April 5 and the one who is in

Colorado Fuel Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Crucible Seel I Erie American Steel Fdrs. Oenera.1 Electric Great Northern

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I I-alte Shore and South Bend Railway ! company w as instructed to repair its j right "1" way on Chicago avenue from I White Oak avenue to Parrieh avenue. Isimilsily. the Hammond. Whiting and i;nst Chbatfo Street Railway company 'was instructed to repRir its right of

charge of rich meeting will he expected Mexican Petroleum

'.: way on this thoroughfare. The street S2 1 ! commlsioner was instructed to malT"

to conduct the time.

sale of bonds at this

'repairs on the brick pavement cn this

.NoriOift aria "cs-.cni

Northern Pacific sijFtrf-ct from the-curb to within eigh-

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I March 26. Atchison S2T

American Beet Sugar 75 S American Car Fdry. To

Pv-nnsy lvonia . Pittsburg Coal Republic Iron and Stetl Reading V. S. Rubber

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; teen inches of the outer street car rail, and to make these repairs where de- ! feots were found between White Oak land Parrish avenues. i

PUTTER Creamery ext. 41-44; creamery Ists 40 li : firsts 3-4c; seconds 35i?-37ti. EGOS Ordinaries 32-3": firsts. 33-34 LIVE POULTRY Ducks. 30-31; geese 3-30; turkeys 25-30; roosters. 31. VEAL 50 to 80, 1K??l9c: 60 to 0. 10 i?t20c; 90 to 110. 20 iff 21: fancy. Cljc: kidneys. 15fil6c; Coarse. 12c. POTATOES Cars. 29 Minn. and Wis. 76f 9's; Westerns, 90c 4' lliO.

American Locomotive Anaconda American Smelting Rrooklyn Rapid Transit Baldwin Locomotie Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific American Can Co. New- York Central

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CHICAGO AVENUE TO BE REPAIRED

DOUBLE TRACK TO WHITING The board of works received a letter from the Chamber of Commerce asking that the city attorney be instructed to prepare an appeal to the Indiana Public Service Commission, petitioning that body to compel the Hammond, Whiting and East Chicago Street Railway Company to doujtde track between East Chicago and Whiting In accordance with an order entered upon the minutes of the Board of Works about December 1st. This letter was referred to the clly attorney who asked to make an Investigation of the necessary legal steps in handling- this matter.

Chicago avenue, that thoroughfare! whose pavement has been in bad condition and the aobjert of litigation for the past two years, is at last to he repaired, if executive orders i fill-:

filled

At. the last meeting of the board of Plaf "f ttl7 soldiers among our rla-

w orks of East Chicago tho Chb ago, 1 in generation.

Thrift stamps ma.- well take the