Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 266, Hammond, Lake County, 8 May 1918 — Page 2

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MIMIC TICKET

The following: democratic ticket was nominated at the primaries yesterday: Representative In I'enlirfM. 10th Congressional District. GEORGE E. HERSHMAN. Crown Point. Ind. I'roaerutlnx Attorney. 31st Judicial District. Judge Lake Saptrlor Court. Room No. 1. Judge Lake Superior Court. Room No. 2. FRED BARNETT. Hammond. Ind. Judge Lake Superior Court. Room No. 3. ORA U WILDERML'TH, Gary. Ind. Joint Senator I.nke. Jasper. Torter and Newton Counties. T. JOSPEH ST'IXIVAN. Whitinft, Ind. Representatives Lake County. THOMAS CANNON. Gary. Ind. KARL D. NORRI?, Eat Chieafto, Ind. FRANK J. O ROCRKE. Hammond. Ind. JOHN C. -WELLS. Gary, Ind. Joint Representative Lake and Porter Connties. WILLIAM F. SrOOXKR. Valparaiso. Ind. Clerk Lake Circuit Court. CHESTER J. DUNN. Gary. Ind County Treasurer. WILLIAM H. WOLTER. Hammond. Ind. County Sheriff. FRANK STRICKLAND. Cedar Creek Township. County Coroner. ALVA A. YOUNG. Hammond, Ind. County Surveyor. TETER J. LYONS. Hammond. Ind. County Assessor. HENRY KEILMAN, Hobart. Ind. County Commissioner, 1st Hlstrlct. JOHN H. JOHNSTONE. East Chiego. Ind. County Commissioner. 2nd District. ORRION P. WORSLEY. Crown Toint. Ind. County- ouncllman-at-Iarjce. (Three of these four were named). JOHN DORM AN. Ainsworth. Ind. JOSEPH MORRIS, Gary, Ind. JOSEPH PCHILLO. Ross Township. JOE V. STODOLA. Hammond. Ind. County Counellman 1st District. MICHAEL KOZACIK. W'nitinsr. Ind. "winty Councilmnn 2nd District. unty Councilman 3rd District. JOSEPH M. THIEL. St. John. Ind. CHARLES J. TINKHAM. Crown Point. Ind. County (onnrllmap 4lh District. EDWARD YATES. Lowell, Ind. HOBART REPORTS RETURNS EARLY Hobart township'? G. O. P. totals pre as follows: Wood Hunter 276 Patterson J6 Reiter -'9 Hardy " Kennedy S: Moran 3 CippnwaM Brown 97 H lms 62 Kinder 161 I,ish. 15 Day Fifleld 1?6 Hirris 148 Kir.srwell 136 Price ?s PHTTlbOl? Pwanson "7 Overmeyer "Wheaton 22 Bradford 246 Eder 2" Roberts 102 Parnes 335 Davis s? Evans 13 Giorrt 39 Mikeseh Saner Seelv 279 Plack Dils 114 Sr.haaf Clussen 2i3 Hailey 24S Feattie 17 Hodfrey 7 Veyer 121 Hartley 235 Boyd 231 Pattee 230 MAY HAVE A QUARTERLY REGISTRATION By United Press. WASHINGTON. May b. Quarterly draft registration of men reaching 21 years of age during the next year may be made necessary by the new expansion program. Provost Marshal General Crowder told the house military committee today. This may entail an additional 3,000.000 for the year. The total estimates for the draft are $15, 010,fino. PHONE 70 Estimates Furnished J. M. Real Building Contractor 4335 Forsyth Ave. East Chicago.

EAST CHICAGO CIVES HARDY BIG VOTE Dr. Sauer Runs Like Wildfire in His Home Town.

Unofficial returns on the contested offices In the primary Sn East Chicago give the following: figures: For rrosecutor Hunter. 870; Patterson. 556. For judge Lake superior court, room T Hardy. 850; Kennedy, 493; Moran, 7u3. For joint senator. Lake, Porter, Jasper and Newton counties Brown. 257; Holmes. 154: Mellroy, 84; Kinder. 658; His (us. 41. Representatives. Lake county Day, 770; Fifield. 685; Harris. 723; Klngwlll. 32S; Price. 1S2; Snmbor. fcS7; Swanson, 36t. For treasurer Bradford. 2?2; Eder. 114; Robert?, S5S. For coroner Davis. 82: Evans, 131; Georgi. 154; Mikeseh.. 68; Sauer. 821. For county assessor Black. 635; Meeter. 3S5. For commissioner, first district Dils. 219: Schaaf. 848. For township trustee Fowler. 1S2; Sulski. 516; Vater. 278; Wllcockson. 337. For township assessor Clements, 673; Escher. 384. For constables Bonaventura. 512; Dobson. 475: Huber. 431; Krajewskl, 565: Pora. 511; Taussig, 300. The above figures do not Include township returns from the eighth precinct in Indiana Harbor. Will R. Wood received 642 votes; Judge Reiter. 571; Judge Greenwald. 631; J. J. Overmeyer. 602; Herbert Wheaton. 573. WHEN TIE FIRST PREGINGT REPORTED Clark Station, Gary's 15th, Gives Politicians Index. The 15th precinct of Gary Clark Station was the. first one to report complete returns to county headquarters at Gary last night. It was at S:20 p. m , that Clarke Station gave its report. City Clerk H. C. Frances and Township Chairman Howard Hay took the figures and County Secretary Killigrew read them to the crowd in the waiting room. Here are the figures on the county offices as reported from this precinct: Wood Hunter Patterson Reiter Hardy Kennedy Moran Greenwald .19 . 8 .19 .14 . . 4 .23 Brown 3 Holmes 8 KindT 12 LIS US 2, Day Fifield Harris KingweH Price Samhor " Swanson Overmeyer Bradford Eder , .17 .13 .. 7 .12 .. 9 .14 .20 . .20 .. 3 Roberts 2 Barnes 24 Davis 3 Evans 13 Giorgi 7 Mikesch 1 Sautr l Secley is Black 20 Meeter Oils in Schaaf io Claussen 20 Railey 14 F.eattie 11 Godfrey 2 Meyer 14 Hartley 17 Boyd 15 Fattee J7 WHITING'S TOTAL G. 0. P. VOTE The voting in Whiting was as follows : Wood Hunter Patterson Heifer Hardy Kennedy Moran 104 291 90 140 281 SO 7fi Greenwald 113 Brown so Holmes 106 Kinder 161 Lisius - 9 Mellroy 16 Day 227 Fifield 213 Harris 171 Kingwill 10' Price E0 Sambor 1S9 Swanson 130 Overmeyer 8 4 Wheaton 102 Bradford 207 F.der 3 5 Roberts 100 Barnes 105 Da vis 29 Evans 144 Giorgi 30 Mikeseh 17 Sauer 58 Seely- 113 Black 160 Meeter 64 Dils f,6 Schaaf 33 S Claussen 93 Bailey 95 Bcattie 88 Godfrey 64 Meyer . 51 Hartley SI Boyd . 81 Pattee 71 S. G. Carley Transfer Co. EXPRESSING, AUTO VANS, LONG DISTANCE MOVING. 165 E. State Street. Hammond. Second floor above Pastime Theater, cars

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22c View of the Canino of Ait and grounds and (.below) an American colored band glTing a concert in the garden of the Casino. Nothing is too good for the Sammies in Prance. Every United States soldier is a hero, and government and people vie in ts;r efforts to make oar boys feel at home. The f amous Casino of Aix in Paris has been turned over to the American expeditionary forces and has been converted into a clubhouse for the use of American soldiers on leave from the front. liere the boys forget their troubles and have a rare pood time. There is always plenty of music and the boys put in their time reading American newspapers and mafrar.mes, playing games and swapping tales of their experiences in the front line trenches. I C. DRIVE IS GOING TO BE SUCCESS That the mission of the Knights of Columbus War Drive is well understood by the penfral public is indicated by thr way Protastant. Jew and Catbulic are contributing in the campaiKn which is on this week end will cloe next Sunday. Just as these denominations arc trainIns and fighting side by side in the cantonements and in tlu- trenches so thf people at homo ore supporting th important work nf proviiinR li'iiif-s find headquarters for the soldii.-rs welfare work. The riBtional goal is sixteen million dollars and it is imoorlant therefore that rvrb dy sive his bit. In his endorsement of this welfare work, President Wilson said. "It is nonsectarian in its scope ami purspose and intended to confer a fundamental benefit upon all those whose mental, moral and nMcui neaiin is our solemn concern. For the drive Lake county is divided tntn ict ript a t C. , 1 T, , c - ilarr' V'-itt ! Chicago and Indiana Harbor. Whititur and Hammond. The letter di iriet in cluding all the towns south of the Bittie Calumet livfr. The response from the smaller communities has been very fine and it is confidently believed by the workers in the various districts that all will go "over th top" by next Sunday. The work for the remainder of the week will consist of personal solicitations by house to house and factory canvassers. LAKE COtlTIf TRACK MEET HEH SATURDAY Emerson Favorite But Hammond Plans to Give Her Run for the Money. Emerson school of Gary is the favorite in the dope preceding the Lak? county track and field meet at Gleason Field. Gary. Saturday of thi.i week. Having won with ease the meet last Saturday between the two G;iry schools. Crown Point and East Chicago, the Emerson high school is very confident. To win Emerson must take an abundance of second and thirds because her only star Is Dunlavy who threw the shot 41 feet. 7 inches in the meet last Saturday. He is also fest " in the hurdles and does the bigh jump well. East Chicago has but one star and his name is Murphy. Last week Murphy won the 100. 220 and 440. Bruce. oT Crown Point must b- feared for h" ran the mile in five minutes and also won the half rnile. Froebrl has Kilpatrick who pole vaults and broad Jumpr. Hammond is going after Emerson's scalp strong. With three dash men. Potts. ( . and Senrles; i"lz in the weicht Rhind in the high and broad jum, experts to Furprise the fans. a ring . and she BIG MUSICAL ACT AT GARY THEATRE Manager Werner today annoim-! thn booking of a big le.u-ileal comedy B't for Friday and Saturday niKht n part of the biic flve-a t bill for the ni?ht. Owinif to the wnr leitiire .i be given at. the 'lary Thursday nlitbt. there will be no vaudeville on thn' shown on Friday niclit only int-nd t.T niftht and "The Hull's Eye" will b Thursday night. The blK musical act is "Th" Iui. of TonUht." full of Kirls and rnui" It Is a metropolitan act of the hlKl t type and has plenty of laughs and fun. Ladies will be admitted free Friday niKht when accompanied by n pernon holding a thirty rent paid admllon ticket purchased before 6 p. m. Kildav. All cars will be held until the finish of th (jreat show, "Turn to the PlKht." next Tuesday nisht. .so that penple from other cities may not miss part of the show in order to make the last home.

IX, PA HIS XOJV CLUli FOR U. S. SOLDIERS

mmm strikes so Unitko I'hfhs ai;:i I'.v WILLIAM rilll.Lll n - m "l SIMMS. WITH THE IUUTISU AHMIES IS KKAXi'E. M ty f. Hiiidonbcns Bfpears '. nhviut ready to sTike anain. unless the sijrns of the limn are 1, eeltful From j various sources it is known the vast ma- ; chinery composed of railways, bridge and ai tillery c.nc r.lra' ions. stand: ready vhil" Brent armies, related and j refreshed, await the pull of th- tri-i per which will hurl ih'-m into ihe fray, j About 1 31 divisions of the total of ;fiC divisions on the v,sl front are now in line. Of the remainder uhieh is in reserve about sixty divisions were flrawn from th-- reeer.t f cli'ns. About forty of them are ready for .action elsewhere in the line. There are about cichty fresh divisions whieh 8r now preparing to strike. Hindenberjr presumably is much in ; the same josi:ion now as on March 21.. with two important d isa 1 van ta (." his tro.,,.s ui-n r: entirely ir.s.i " doped with the infallibility of the CJerre entirely 1 r sh and man of a war plans ana tiaa tne nnvanint;! : lone winter of I-reparation in maichin'rv. wnereas tie n-w nrive must no undertaken with men doubtful. S50G,000 IS EXPECTED FROM SM CAMPAIGN Knights of Columbus War Fund Drive in Progress; Work at Camps. The campaign for Knisht of Columl war ig. rou sly, ncc war f'lnds for i is moving u-ding to rep the 'orrts made toda - t St pi n a 1 a hail, i ho i' dive u-p i);e am diana from his !-..! ; ' Cla.vpo.l hot. 1. By tonit the local committees in ; I ivilgn in In- j t if at t he j ht. he said, I oat fifty it- I ies of the sta.te where on will begin to ,-nl ores on their prom-ess, share the organization from the war chest of the inuvass is 1 d e f n i t e fl g and with t h is expecting sixteen other ci t i s. ho be ipv. loite .$7ii'0.fi0ii th Indiana will contriyear to the welfare work the organization H lining among soldi. rs and sailor in France. The Knights of I'olumlms taivctf $?.",- ! 0'irt in Indiana last snrinsr c.s a part of it nat'ona! fund ar. l a geneiou ! part if the rioio v ha.- rtope for war ! j work among Hoosier so'diejs at Camp! Z.Thary Tavlnr. Th" organization is) maintaining three Inirf t e.- rea t iona I halls at that lamp and has opened! another at AVest. Point. Ky .. whereC00 art ill' i yno-n are training at a -range. The i uanizntlon Is supporting ten seeretaries and three chaplains at 'amp Tiivli"'. K.i'h hull is efn:rred with n tnov- . ing poture outfit, pianos, plp-rioc 1 a phs, , and fa'ilities fm- writing letters nr.dj many thousand srddiers these : i-ntTH rvi-ry day. A rci rent Ion hnll . hni br .-ti i.nb r d f,.r l-'oit Pi nj.t min ; II ji r 1 I.--- -n. I :.v u port i-il t' b rt r ' uv n 1 1 1 r 1 t n nl 1 1- i y 1 tr. i:1 'ie eir ire r It is pi- 1 ro htili- at i n 1 1 o.I St n t r s ! 1 in tin- I in nil'liti-.n In n i r e t -1 i i; li t it iPdili (' 1 11 1 1 n K find niiiin n. buti will be .p.-r,l in I'l.'iior is n 1 - j lit 10n.1l j $2f 0,000,00 PAY RAILROADS' RAISE V.'BIiil, I on, Mnv S - W'lilJe r . up. i r ,,). ,1 (., ir,-t,.i : ml M-'-HI if I. Ml A1-i' Ili- tuilioMd w.'iiX' i' " ulll a. Tnef- it;litl iie-M tl'-o .,nt -i n'i'-nf f ' 1; 1 s u 1 0. 1 1('-1 1 jiuu'iaU. t il ' t II I Ikiiaui.,ri w ill re. .' iimwnd tlint nii-ti 1 r norm.vl 1 11. 1 i I i 1 n . be n:nde 11 ipl i en Id e t f 1 "ill. 1:1,1 lnb.T. I. 11 I I 1 luce ( it seal tijfn- ti..i it s.'4'd t' b.'Me b.-eil I -. oo.l"n of the f.nir bi.Mbcri lir bnve m.iil" i" rfTurt t" .. tdm y Mi'Ailo.i depntt from Vlilml I I. Iin :" tli 1 -.in. in i s --i ..11's recom iiienda t K'n "in j... for no It I'.ni'erned tliem." Mnnit'i i-n of the f.iiir bctherhoodM. It in n:d. will fH a 12 per cent advance in pjiv. The commission followed it." ann'inn "ed intention of sivint; largest Iniri'iis.'s to men who have been 10ceivinK the smallest wase:--.

THE TIES' At American 7S'2 Anaconda American Smelting Brooklyn Kapid Transit Fialdwin Locomotive Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific American Can Co. New York Central Colorado Fu"l 661 79 , 40 82 1; f,1. 144' 44' 71T 42' 67s 59 T "en'ral Leather j Chcspakea and Ohio . Crucible Steel Krie I American Steel I-'drs, 67H 13 64 7, 147 ?0'i c.eneral LieetruCroat Northern i,.Xl0an Petroleum 96'i Norfolk Bn,j western 105 Vi Northern Pacific 87 Pennsylvania 437g Pittsburg Coal 53 Peoples Gas 43 Republic Iron anil Steel 87 Reading 87 (". Rubber American Sugar . - 107 Southern Pacific 84 Southern Railway 22'i "h!;o. Mil. and St. Paul 404 Texas nil 149 1". S. Steel 103 I'nion Pacific 121i2 Ft ah "oppor 82 Wabash 7 Willys Ovrland 17i CHICAGO GRA-IN FTJTTTHXS. .rn May, $1.27 'j: July $1.46',. Cats May. 73 c; July. 67!,c; June. 71 c. CHICAGO 1.IVE STOCK. Hors Receipts. 2 .1.)"": market, 2" tip: mixed. $ 1 7.4 a fi IS 1 ,"i : good. $17 4" 17.!'i: loiiKh, $16 71 17.0"; light. $17.60 ' 1 S. 1 :. : pigs. 14 "O'r17.4'.: heavy, $16.7" 'a 1 S.0. t-wttle Receipts. 6.510: beeves, Jin. 01 j 1 00: cows-hcifers. ?!.80fi 1 4.10: stock- , rs-fecders. $S.."0 1 2.60; calves. $8.(iO'W I 14.27. - I CHICAGO PEODTTCE. I Butter Creamery extras 4 2 H. r : creamery f.rst 42'r 42';c; f rsts. 30'2 'a 4 1 ' -r; seconds. 3" 'u 7 Eggs ordinaries', 31 '' 32c; firsts. 33 'n 3tc. Live Poultry Fowls. 24'i: ducks. 2Sc; geese. 13; springs, 2'c: turkeys, 22c. Veal .".0 t fift lbs.. 14f. 15c; 60 to SO lbs., lfie: ro to 110 lbs.. 17;TtSc: overweight kidneys. He: coarse, 1 Ac. Potatoes AVis.-M i tin., SriC7 $1.20. HIGHLAND The ladies of the P.ed Ctoss auxiliary :nel at the t.nvn liall, Monday reninf to ni.ike finnl a rrfi n srmen t s for the firs: r ul.-ir niei-ting- which will be held in the town hnll, Thursday afternoon, nt C o'lioek. Ab' Ut forty ladies were pres- . tit nnd !c-vn annual subscriptions were t.-iken. The men of Hiphiand arc doinjr all they can to applst the ladies nnd thi-ir interest is jcreatly apprccij iited. Mrs. W. T. Hardy of the Ha;ni nii-ti.l chapter will be present at the J meeting Thursday afternoon, to help ' lln ladies with thlr work, j Mis' llnv .Johnston of Hammond, was j ihe :t!ct of Miss Caroline Kraus. Suni la In the evening they were joined ! Mi.n Josephine Fragely, also of Hnm- , mood. ' Miss A. Olson of Chicago, visited I with her parents. Sunday. ! Misses p rth.i Pluister and Miss Car- ' -iin- Kraus .mended the first aid class jvhnh is li.-iiiu conducted nt Hammond, i t'v. v. 1. llowatt is in charge of this Cl.-IMS The choral yncicty will pive n musical proKi Mm nt the Chris' ian Reformed church on the cvrnina- of May 16. comment-in at S o'clock. Everyone will b Wi'lconic. Mrs. A. Pluister of Harvey, HI., is Fpendinfr a few days at the home of Mrs. A. L.. Reiner. Enlist In The Woman's By Conserving; Foods. Armj

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SssTOF? INDIGESTION IS 1 THE W Enlistment is picking up fill over the country. Led tiy oraK lempies fife and drum corps a detacmnent was led to the depot this morning con sisting: of the following Frank L. Fisher, engineer corps. flary. Carl Johnson, engineer cr,rps. Gary. Charles G. Clark, engineer corps. Mun Cb. Ind. I : 1'dwin J. Hussey, engineer corps. I la mmond. Frank Shirvinski. enRineer corpx. Ga ry. Leonard B. Harrall, engineer corr". Mu: -physhorro. III. John H. Teck, field artillery, Hammond. Benjamin II. Hazlett. machine gun company. Robertsdale. Edwin L. Bader, machine frun company, Hobertsdale. William Moor, engineer corps, St. Joe. Mich. Henry J. A. Braun, engineer corps, Milwaukee. Wis. John Crowley, cavalry. Hammond. Arthur L. Coash, engineer corps, Hammond. Glen E. Rose, englneed corps, Hammond. William A. Rose, engineer corps. Gary. George L. Retringer, engineer corps. Hammond. ames KnUsted TodayAndrew M. Wirkuo, slgrnal corps, W. Hammond. Frank Wirkus, signal corps, 'West Hammond. These men are brothers and live at .13, 15Kth street. West Hammond. Frank has already served an enlistment in the U. S. navy. Stanley F. Skrzypcrak, signal corps, West Hammond. AT THE ORPHEUM. "Dreamland," is the title of an offering that Bob Matthews, the author and producer calls an "Imagination" that Is presented in three scenes! and seven characters, showing pbantasmagorlcally the effects of partaking opium, or to use a vulgar hase "Hitting the Pipe." ' Dreamland" tells a most lucid story of this pernicious habit as well as illustrating by characters the vivid dream occasioned by a novice who was tempted by a confirmed "dope fiend" to try "hitting the pipe." The act opens with a scene in Chinatown. The "dope fiend" is discovered enjoying his cigarette after a seance with the pipe. Samuel, a Hebrew character appears and accosts the Dope. During the conversation, Samuel is astounded by the revelations of the Dope as to the enormous amount of money he has. As he is practically broke, the Dope's conversation appeals to him and wisely coming to the conclusion that if he could feci n. millionaire, he would gladly like the chance to do so. sagely he asks for the opportunity and drifts Into dreamland following his smoke. N'OTICE TO KOV-RESIDEVT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LA KB COUXTT. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MARCH TERM. 1918. J. EUGENE PRENDEROA8T. KT At VP. HARRT F. ERLEBACH. ET AU - a t'r wn 1717 iCTinv rn! FORECLOSE A TRUST ON MORTGAGE. Now comes tha plaintiffs by Crumpacker & Crum packer, attorneys, and file their complaint herein, together wPh an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants Harry F. Krlebach ana Alice Erlebach are not residents cf the State of IndianaPaid defendaa are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same 'will stand for trial at the next term of sand Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 24th day of June. A. D. 191S. the eame beine; the 7th day of the next term of aaid Court to be begun and held In the Court House. Room No. 1 at Hammond. in said County and State on the 2nd Monday of May. A. D. 1S18, said action will be! hiard snd determined in thMr iihneA 1 IV WITNESS ATHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 23rd day of April. A. D. 1918. HERBERT L. AVHEATON, Py Clerk L. 3. C. ROSCOE HEMSTOCK. Deputy Clerk. Arrll ?4 May M V os i .

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"THE QUEEN OF THE CABARET" .Manager's decision: Her Best Picture. Also Burton Holmes. THURSDAY

CHARLOTTE The World's Greatest Ice Skater, in "THE FROZEN WARNING" FRIDAY MARY PICKFORD "BEHIND THE SCENES" SATUR DAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN "A DOG'S LIFE" A three-reel super feature. The preatest comedy of all time. It will rock the world with laughter. Also Toto and "The Son of Democracy," Tender Memories. SUNDAY CHARLIE CHAPLIN in "A DOGS LIFE."

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C1RY CAST TOTAL E. 0, P, ALLOTS Totals for a,"l cnunty-cor.(rressi onallegislative candidates cast in Garj precincts are as follows: Wood .... Hunter Patterson Reiter Hardy .... Kennedy Morsn Greenwald Brown Holm s 's 30 2'i'"'l 2331 S' i r 7 ;zz 675 421' 234a o i- j . ; a i:: 53 S3 12!.-. 137.! 1785 v M f.85 1 ir.7 y i -, 172." 1C-3S 1117 2 3 1 P.? ; s - 13C-, Kinder Lisius Mel h oy !ay Fifield Harris " KinKwill Price Sambor Swanson Overmeyer Wheaton Bradford E:der Roberts Barnes ravia Giorgi Mikeseh Saner Sef-ly Blak .. Meeter Dils Schaaf Clausscn Bailey Bea-ttie Godfrey Meyer 17' 122 1120 .1.-.: i .17."..' l r .10 or. 129a .1129 . 9 7J . i ; ". .1727 14f'S Hartley Boyd Tattee HIGHWAY LAW IS INVALID x IllES Bl'REAf. At State Capital. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 8 The Hamilton county circuit court at Noblesville, today declared unconstitutional state highway commission law under which state highway commission is rgazined and all highway Improvements in state are controlled and supervised. IRPHEU 99 Theatre HAMCMOITI, IND. If Feature flf r ? -hw uuu. axiu xii. Bob Mathews & Co. PRESENTS "Dreamland" An Imagination In 3 Scene. Scenel: Twilight in Chinatown. Scene 2: An Egyptian Cave. Scene 3: Midnight in Chinatown. 6 PEOPLE 9 Edward Hill Talktna- Hats. Vincent Raymond Comedy, Miixing and Talkin. Harry Patrick Nut Comedian. Langdon Trio Hand-tn-ll.nd Biilmiclnt, Matlneeo 1C-15c H Nights 10c. 25c. 35c H Vew Show Monday. Wednrdav R and Saturday. Matinee Daily 2 ?0 U P - NiRhts. ? to U p. S "'im. days Continuous 2-11 p. m. K AS TIME Today Th end of 'Vengeance and the Woman' the second episode of "The Woman in the Web" FRI r A Y Emily Stevens in o five act feature "Daybreak" )f-sM fmv rrr TAUIADGE

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