Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 16, Hammond, Lake County, 13 April 1918 — Page 2

Pace TVrt

THE TIMES.

MEN !

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trail i FOR HUM

I uii yyiiu

the four day?, IfBlnninit April 2b. for service In the army. The total number of white men to go from Indiana Is 5. : v". Tit-- following lift shows the number of white, men to be sent from Lake county iv till out 'he o!.I draft, ,-. trjtn-hr-v in tli.- n.-w linft and th.- t-tnt num-

j bcr from each district:

Vtmil'ft Number Toial I ue in X'-w Number Draft. Draft I'tiUci.

April 13. 1918.

'GERMAN LIE!" SAYS MOI'IE STAR; DENIES WIFE SEEKS SEPARATION

l.aie T! v . 1 Lake Dlv. -!.akriv. 3. Fast Chit ago C.ary Div. 1.

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North Section County Chair-1 NEW INDIANA , i men Meet at Gary to Plan j COAL PRICES i

Big Drive to Start 19th.

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w-. registration o?, iien. Lake count

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m oi k. Registration or census taKin;? r!ts on Ajril ? snd ie to he co:rplt-

n-ASUix.-.TOX. .P! ;i i;:.- rh f,.,i-! ei-al fu- adniiniftrat.M- ri-,rt i

. otnaa . v.-i'.l.in !!,, r.. xt fc t. ,

ouncil of iiefcnie ,0 Pt ' U; well i:n.lerstod Uiat tlir

. . . .. , ,, w o? Kfiii . linnet- of th ptvc u-'i . i, , omclelcd it rlans fv. r the enroll-1 .... , . . ' ii

' '-unrnc.! ny oporfitors nt tl nt Af v-v Trfman and jcrl in Lak :r;no.-. if thip is a . h.-,t:i;.- ,-.r ,1, inty atoe 15 to be listed for war f'har.-t t. r will, it : f.rps-i:n-d. ;, ftv.-t i

r ' ' -rMiitivi . ' i?. lr.iij t 6 distril..;r...r ' f..r Indiana" j rnvrly s .Tetav o' !h i-.i, ,i r. i

1 in '.ii d ? in ncoordafi'e with a siate-j ' o; : a; ir, gnd Ca 1 1 I.. F!et her '

- n-,'!tt the Krv.'X "onnt , , ?.-. a-f l;(-re at?otui;nr th

Mij. out voiunteor women -?nsu tsk- jj,,, t.iw,,-

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Je cliedu!e. No woman wi

per-

voiifov-

i adtntmat ra tora past of

fid river It i ,in,i,.f.i.,.,.i

y uri :oi -.i.j surninifni mr isi- th'-' al e not 'n fr.vor

n the pi ,.f t-t.nl -it.

t of ery uoiiM, what she ran do

!r. im-iinej to f.tvi. :nir Die !,r two

i.d M iiether she wiUiu? to do paid or lur.tary ver.

'haiimen of r.-ir)!:iitt.iy cinii-.n ! -e in I'miie from th- f.-deral f tt-l V-"rthein l.a'e conntv iri'-f esteniay trator inerea.:n the price at n.'rm"on at Gary T. Af..". A. where the pvral lat-.

m (.tor-fcti-ral of rpi-'t ration. M: . . : 1 '. vVk U" t.f ;at v. cNplaine.J the i.mI etaiij and dlftnbatej 12,0"') r.iore cards. On V.:dnesday the fou'.ln-rn j romniv.r.itif-" ; the c-ir,y hfld 1 1 : 5 r e istra lion meeting at ''rown I'o-.nt. j

The registration wi'l h done by pr-' g, ems

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SHOCKING CRUELTY.

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A pittfcl rase of a four ear old bov ! havinir been mauled with n havy strap j cy an Irate mother (although the ten- 1

: travesty in this rr.'rniar i. - i

t.r'.s. a captain and a tomr.iiue to (M- tM.- was aired in the East Chieaso I

j( .iv ow : t yesterday, rday j The jfllJe fellow had a black eve. h! ;fr.re was otherwise bruised and hi

i ''"dy marked with the b,-a . jlant

I lie went to school at the McKinlev jtjtiUdln and the tea:her ?.a i- inq i-rv

if-duiuint, ins injuries. u hn it wu i

uiiu ui-ii me iunrK.1 wcr iie to an unmerciful whlppinsr by his parent tn r.atter was brougrht to the attention of the policewoman. Mfsn I.indley. wrio had the mother and child hro-.ight into court. Judge Cohen tut loose on his vocah'ary and told tl.e defendant a few minfcs that ovght to last'her tor a fe weeks at least. The authorities have had trouble with this woman before. . i said that Phe at one time was in the habit of goinir awav and leavi:ir t'nis iiiild for houts at a time ur.cared tor. The :;tuation here will 1-creatter b. watchej by the author. ties

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i-t tho worli

("ity vhairnirii ia i-.'.

re as fallows: Iljn.ri.ond Mrs. Oilier. Iiasl Cihi.aKO Mrs. Lew." Whiting Mi s. Patton. Ii.diana Harbor Jlr?. Seha!" Merrill', i lie Mrs. Krauman. Dyer Mi-s Barbara. Scheldt, clarj Mrs .Mtltimore.

5 - til eeparat

Douglas Fairbanks, but wife and boy.

Another German he is the report of the separation sonpht by Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks according to her movie-hero-husbanri, who declared that many German Ilea had been circulated about him Bince he had been workinjr for the Liberty loan. Mrs. Fairbanks had been reported to say thut "too much posoip" within the past eighteen months had made a

uon uesiraoie ana inai sne

longer willinir to "shield an

other woman."

LIKE COUNTY TO GIVE 341 MEN

How New Draft Is Appor tioneel Among Lake Co. Exemption Boards.

ATTY, GENERAL HOLDS WE C

BUILD TUBEHGULSIS HOSPICE

I.fi.al N.. of th safety Council, which meeting' for plant s foremen and engineer

i ' .i.ciico will ho'd it Iperintep. dents, next Th":rsdav

Tvr B'.'sco:. A " tv.-ic rr!Ti',.

' " ' IfV-niPK at t:ie t t.r:st:an !;iu-h, has Major Robert C. Haltzell. conscription b(j(,n jvi,., fcv tl.e t.hB11,b.r f roni. gent of the war department for Indi- n.orre to f,!i nisr. a , epresentative for ana. has cornrlett-d the apportionment in a shoit tc)k bfor0 tht board of direcI.ake county of the number of drafted ,or, at th-ir next meeting t the Philmen who are to go to Camp Taylor in v.os hotel. Wednesday. April 17th.

Harbor Hat

Cleaning and Shoe f ;

Hat:

Shining Parlor

3404 ly Michigan Avenue Near Guthrie St. Indiana Harbor, Ind. Straw. Panama and Felt

Cleaned Worked and Repaired for hvh ladies and gentlemen. WE CLEAN AND DYE ALL KINDS OF SHOES Exclusive Chairs for La d i e . George Kondiles, Prop.

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The attorney-Renerfti rendered ipinion tl.a

g'overtin-.eiit t:.n proceed wiih the erection of a tuberculosis sanitarium. Secretary Herbert K. f'.rahatii of the I.ake County Anti-Tuberculosis H"t i-ty lias received the following l.ttr from Arthur J. Strauson, executive secretary. Indiana Conferenc of Anti-Tt.bcrcu-joii secret aries. wliich also bears on Attorney ;:nt' ral Kle Sxanb.iry's opinion: "We were plad t-- Unev, through your lotter of the 4tb that Miss ikiey has been appointed as chairman of the Military Committee of th Ie.ke County Society. We are this morning referring nine ohsc to her. "We. are enclosing a opy of a letter

f Indiana ha" from Mr. tftatisbprry, attorney general.

Lake county f j gi ins his opinion on the referendum

matter. We s.urely hope that it may be of assistance to you in convincing Judi5

at the Illinois conference of Swedish Lutheran churohea to be held at IrvU' Park, in Chicago, the entire, week. J. f . FlominK. of Fir street, is reported very ill aufferinR with a i omplicatioii r ailments. At the First Hapttut church tomorrow fcrv.i es will bt at tin- usual hours -Sunday schorl at 9:45. prca.' hinur at 11. 1' V. '. V. ut t; :!i). preaching at 7:0ft o'clock. At th moinlnK Kervicp Kev. H ' '. Spi-cr, pastor of the church will tr.llc on the phaae of the work outlined :tt the i onfer-ncf held at the Uury Y. V. .'. A, where rept'-seiitativen .f the llejrne Missionary Societies met to cooperate, to met t. t'.o- p.utleulur needs n' this work in the community. Th denominations represented at that important meotlnvr were: I'nited l'resbytfrinn. Methodist Kpiacopal. 'onre:Htional. Itefoimed cliunh of th I'. S.. KtiKlii'h Lutheran und I'.aptist. The purpose ff th meeting was to work e,ut a fi.Vftem of roir.lty whereby undivided stippidt iti.iy be pained, elimlnat!nr to n prejtt extent Missionary Filed duplication. The next meeting will bo held in Hammond, in the month of June, when a national representative of all denominations will be present to advise as to tentative plans under way. Miss Mrie Murdoch, sister of Mrs. Joseph rsoi.bora. 39 J K Ivy street, is very ii' at the bitter's home. Her condition i- ittrlhuted to nervous breakdown. Mr. Max Salmon of l.tiith street has ir turned from a businets trip to Oklahoma and Texas. Indiana Harbor M. K. ch irch servic es rue as follows: Sunday school at 9:4" s Til., preaclitni? at 11. with subject. "Our Itesponsibillty." K worth Lcagr'tQ at (i.l'l Kveninfr service 7:t!i. with st bject. "The Transfigured (,'hrist " Rev. ITmer Jones, pastor.

News from a Hobart bov that h has 1 i-ssd F.-tfejy has come t the young tcan's stater. Mis. J. V. St- ..-g o the J.o rson apartments. 1:'.- !- : -jnar.i I hns-on. eieeti icia n, with the J'th Resitnent. Coast Artillery, recently stationed at Camp WriKht. X. V. The seat reservation sale for the riks War Relief Minstrels opened this n.ornlnR at Fehrenkamp's Jewelry store with a big rush. Indications are Mat capacity houses wlil irreet "The Fvanfrelists of Joy" at both performances, next Tuesdaj and Wednesday

f-enings at the Hartley theatre, Fas. Chicago. There are attll choice neatc

to be. had but from the great demand it Is advisable to exchange seats at once in order to secure choice locations. Rehearsals will be held Sunday afternoon and Monday evening' for a letter perfect presentation of the law. There will be no arlce at the Congregational church Sunday, other than the regular Sunday school at the usual ho jr.

Christian church services at Indiana

GARIBALDI MEETS YANKS IN ITALY

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Peter-nn that the referendum Is for use j Harbor win be the regular hours: Sun

day school at 9:4u. communion service at 10:45, evening aervice at 7:30 o'clock. The ubject of the evening service will be "Repntance." Moving pictures will be shown in connection. Rev. H. A. Carpenter. Mn. Frank Gulliver Is entertaining

nly where county commissioners mill

not act." The attorney-general's opinion is as foliows: "It Is my opinion that the county commissioners can cans the establishment cf county tuberculosis establishments on their own initiative la the

LOOK WHAT

WHITING WOMEN

a', a dinner party this evenina: and

same manner as provided by the Act of j later at cards for two truests from 1313. Tha 1917 amendment simply j Younstown. Ohio, the Mesdames W. seems to giv the voters of the countjjll. Warren and W. Geesman. a. riyht to compel the commissioners to j c w Anderson of the V. S. Metals

a.ci m can. lncy u xo no so oi xneir f COm pan y is ill at his home- in Beacon

street Mrs. H. A Carpenter and hr son Shannon left for Johnstown. Ja., having been called there owing to the aged

mother. Mrs. Johnston, who met with

A 1? TT rnTTjniEAST CHTCARO f!AR ! roost unfortunate acfedent, that of

XlltiJ uvmu .

ovttx accord."

I She continued by saying, ! not yet."

"The end is I

General Garibaldi rhaUiog with American soldier-bandsmen in Italy. Members of the American military band that went with other allied army bands to Italy and took part in a recent Red Cro concert there were honored by a friendly chat with General Garibaldi, Hon of Ginscppa Garibaldi, the famous Italian patriot. Six sons of the Garibaldi family aw cow in the service.

Theatre IHi

MamsToarp, tup. FEATURE ATTRACTION Today and Sunday Four Old Veterans Singing, Dancing and Music. Rodway & Edwards 4iyni(riians. Huhley Ahmid Troupe W hirlvrind trrohnta. Edward Berger TalklnK TSorelty Sarprlse. Thornton & Thornton Cmedy, SlnRlnit and Trkin. Matlneee 10.15c Nlohts 10c, 25c, 35c New Show Monday. Wednesrte.T and Sat'irdny. Wsfnee jDajjy ;.30 p. m. KiBii's. 7 to 11 p. m. Sundiivs Continuous J-ll p. m.

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diana Harbor. Hemlock and 13th: S. S. ( at 9:15, evening serving at 7:30 o'clock, j Rev. Arthur W. Johnson, pastor. j

Mrs. Btevan Joyce of 145th street has departed for a three weks visit to be spent at Pittsburg, Pa., Canton and Salem. At Pittsburg ahe will visit her daughter, Mrs. L. R. McGuire. The Twin City band will hold their first annual dance this evening at the Masonic Temple, Fast Chicago. The

members, all first class musicians, will f

endtavor to give the public a real treat in the way of mufdc and dancing. Christian Science church holds their meetings at 10:45 o clock tomorrow;

Sunday school at 12:Q0 o'clock. At

Weiland'a hall. Subject of morning "Are Sins, Disease and Death Real?' Wednesday evening Rervice at 8 o'clock

PASTIME TODAY WM. FOX FEATURE "THE STOLEN HONOR" VIRGINIA PEARSON

SIMHV AND MONDAY WM. S. HART its a five act feat .it e "THE CAPTIVE GOD" Tuesday Fo featur.e, WM FARXI'M in tha "PItlCE OF SILENCE." a thrilling story of a. Strang man's temptatijn.

White leghorn Baby Chicks. l"sc each. Lion Store basement. 4-12-

CHIEF IN NEW CO.

The Liberty Car and Equipment company is a new concern, with a capital

ri-F ::. To The Times. WHITING, IND. April 13 Tho

Whiting proceed In the third Libert yj stock or j,50.nno, and will engage In Loan yesterday morning as reported- by i ' he immediate construction and repair Chairman Fred J. Smi'li was $90.00n. j"f s"""i end wood freight cars, and Is Th number of subscriptions secured in'"1,1 to have orders on hand, the Standard wil company plant was! The Parties interested all have been 3,2ns. Mr. Smith is more than rdeascd ! ,on id-ntified with large car repair

ult of bis co-workers and''1"" "u"","' '",,- 111 nicasro

I . H. Jovce is

Henry

Aaron attended to the

with the iv

pr dir ts thai Whiting,

the r.

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"' ' Vl ' jlenal details of the organization of the The wo.m workers are letting no, corporation and the purchase of the grass grow under their feet, and s a,riopcrtv. Davl.-l .Tetzingei- representing result are meeting with unexpected sue! the selling company. There were no cess. Mr?. Iv. M. Anrirus. rhnirmsn, re- brokers in the transaction.

ports .i 5rs- g'un. ;i ThurJ.-"y night:

she reported that the sum and total roi-i

uct.,1 t.v the b.dies w..s itsoo.v but las, i f8saiSaxwmsfa

r.ight was overjoyed when she reported tht this sum had increased to $35,691.

You'll Like 'Em What? ELKS' WAR RELIEF MINSTRELS

Jollies of 191

The

Where? Hartley Theatre, East Chicago When? Next Tues.-Wed. Nights, Apr. 1617

See the Gorgeous Costume Creation.

The Wonderful Scenic Production The Elks Big Beauty Chorus of East Chicago's Pretty Girls.

See and Hear the Eight "Evangelists of Joy" Do Their Funny Dances and Sing Their Side Splitting Songs.

A Riot of Fun.

Patriotism. Minstrelsy, Musical Comedy and Yod'ville skillfully and harmoniously woven into a two and a half hours uyroarinjr entertainment. AGAIN WE SAY REMEMBER THE PLACE AND DATES The Hartley Theatre, East Chicago Tuesday and Wednesday Nights, April 1617

Scat reservations can be made at Fehrenkamp's Jewelry performance.

Store for either

TWIN CITY

WS NOTE!

til

Katherlne Inwirii, is oicott At., Phone 2 S3, will be pleaaed write and receive aoelul news nnd advertising tor

Tbe Times.

H4IITIKV Til n tTHE TllMt.HT. Sntnrdaj nnd Sunday, April 13-1 five high class Vaudeville arts. Also Ma Srnueit in his latest to-reel co'n -ed T. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur W. Johnson of Beacon street, will be absent from the city rext week to be in attendance

fracturing her arm. East Chicago has won distinction In having her name placed on the Honor Roll by the Indiana Fociety for the Prevention of Tuberculosis, for having sold nior than three seals per capita. While East Chicago Is more than proud of this recognition yet there is no limit to her energies and who knows but what next year she may strive for national honors? East Chicago does not do thlnors by halves, nor Is there any effort too great for her to accomplish, once she sets about the task. At ft. Paul's Lutheran church tomorrow: Sunday school at 9:00. Divine Services at 10:00 o'clock. Rev. Bruno Paager. pastor. Miss Ann Nolan, of Lowell is the house" guest of Mrs. W. A. Wilson of Oicott avenue. II. C. Reed, master mechanic at the I". P Metals company has moved his family Into the large pretentious buntaiow residence of the company in Eea n street There, are hut two of the seven model tvpe, the other is occupied b Asst. fcupe. W. U. Kiibourne. of the plant. The Misses Margaret McKenna, Beatrice Drum and Margaret Horn of East Chicago and Miss Evelyn fee of Chicago are depurting today for a week-end visit at Louisville, Ky., the home of Miss See' relatives. Corr. H. B. Friends of Co. L. 351st Inf., Bhelby Camp. Miss., has been home on a furlough to visit his mother who has been very i'l at her home. 4818 Baring avenue. Services at the Swedish Lutheran churches tomorrow: East Chicago, cor. Baring and 149lh St.: S. S. at 9.15. English morning strvice at 10:SO o'clock. In-

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ST. PARADE TONIGHT ST , CHICAGO

Last nigh? was Junior x'lorjs night in the Parr meetings and was th- b'K-

gest thing in a musictl way that has yet happened in the campaign. ur,e hundred boys and girls between the ages of 6 and H were the proudest tittle creatuies you ever taw as they were lined up on the platform ready for their part of the meeting. The program was a remarkable demonstration of the ability of youth under corr.. petent leadership. The faithful work o Mr. Balmond, the big booster in training the choir, was well rewarded by the splendid way !n which the youngsters did the Job when the big show came. When Miss Mason struck the piano at 7:45 the boys and girls marched to the platform where very one knew hi sseat. "He Included Me," ws.s the opening number and every one sanp l'ke an old timer. Proud parents all over the church hearr.ed upon their youngsters with pride and pleasure and back came a still sweeter note from the youthful singers, for boys and girls are human and like to be noticed and to notice them -ii to draw the richest treasures from their big hearts. Th patriotic numbers were much appreciated by the audience as was also the "Mother" song and as the strains of "The Slars and Srtpies shall Wave Over Germany" was heard and flags were flying, what could be more fitting than the sight of these hoys and g'rls surrounded by Old Glory singing of th!r faith in and ellegianee to Uncle Sam? The audience rose to the singing of "America" and the booster program was over. Mrs. Barr gave hr third address on "The Ijiw" and her words made a wonderful impression upon the large audience. She Va!t especially with the commandment, "Honor Thy Father and Mother" and said some tilings on thl subject that will not soon be forgotten either by parents or children. ?he said that when there is a child in the home who run the place and thi parents are ftank to sav they cj.n do noth'r.g with hi in. there is something wrong. We need old fashioned parents. She appealed to the children to reverence and honor their parcrnts and tlvn urged the parents to be worthy of honor from the children and live so that they could really honor thein. I.,8t night was also "birthday'" night and n lirge offering was given by the audience, each one present placing n th" Collection the amount equal to his axe. A pri7.e nas given to th" oldest person pti-s. 'nt. this !.e:r.er a woman of S2 veais.

Tonight will be a get night in the campaign. A street pr.rade, with the illuminated cross at 7:3 will be r.ne of the fenfire? of the evening. The evangelistic party win sing the Southern melodies at the regular service. Sunday there will be four great sei -vices. ?forning nt 10:45. subject to be i

"Leaving First Love." Afternoon at thr.ee o'clock Mrs. Parr's message to men or.lv. "The New Patriotism" Afternoon at th" Congregational ch'Jrch at three o'lco' k Mis Mason's message to women only "The Price of Power." Evening tt 7:43. Subject. "What Will Tcu Do With Jesus?''

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THEATRE TODAY WM. HART In hl greiitest picture, "I be Bargain.' And Aornhnm Lincoln In "Sons of Democracy ,'' sboning tbe nrst ehnpter, "My Mother." A complete story.

Sl.MHV Wallace Keed and An. nn Mttle In "n of Manic Mountain." And Toto the Clown

MAX. AM) TIES. Mary Garden in "Thnis." And fifth episode of "The Kugle'a Ke."

U'KII. AMI THl'R, fJ A V MIRY I'UKFORU la -tninrUly. of . Clothesline Alley;"

Coming APRIL S2, 2S, 24. 2.1

j "Birth of a Nation"

a! Popular Prices - Matinee 35c stnd 2He.. Evening Brtc, 35o, i5c.

Direct to THE BliOU

At West Baden. . Dr. T. J. Toner. med:eal officer of lrs.ft board No. 1. Oary. is at West Baden taking the wstei. The doctor !s expected home nxt week

White Leghorn Baby Oiick. IS each. Lion Ftore bsmcn 4

AT THE UNITY HALL

Entree at 8. Music by Conrath's Orchestra. Dr. C. L. Davis, Repub. Can didate to succeed Coroner Graham

'Lake d 1'nions snj." is member No. 30n JltiIclnna' union. Doe" when -ou used to plfi trombone nolos Itt; Sells.4-Pnw C'lreaa e didn't know we'd gel n, 'ote yon In com. ner." Kd. Dally Press i

Primary for Lake Co. May