Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 283, Hammond, Lake County, 28 May 1918 — Page 2

tage Two

THE TIMES. Tursdnv. May 28, 1918.

PERMIT FOR BIG

se m ci The permit for the $l25.ono thieejtorv dormitory building the deel oorporatLn is erecting at Ambrids. Gary, tr nouse part of ihc rmp'.iyi'j of Its heavy artillery wnrk issued today fry Building Commissioner Walter Pouan. Like Hammond Dormitory. While not et large as the huge dormirery heiric eo-npleted for th" ordrar.re department of the stnii.ird Steel car works, Hammond, th- il'iry pt oiee Is on a '.arfre scale. Th buiid'-nx w -i! cover four lots ir the r. I -t joiner HAPrC I l W A dAl a li.vivi Ranee at Spring Hi'! Or."ue, "I day evftiT.r. May 30. Good n-u Mrs. W. A. f-hdie'i h t" srr-d from her neptiew. Herbert wall known hre. being n iriadu the Crown Fo.nt h"sli re'vo-d. t h p-adustes ron the n a v . ' '.' .Annapolis upx' ve -k v '"h. v-r ' "run,ea :'.. e ''" i t .ne ; n: ( h.R i j tirnora. He i. nc .v an n sn "i th j rv and expert to s- n. e serv.r. j om H.. :inc. Ma . S rpe. t t-- ;"'e h:e roni 'tin n d a--rs tii" wa onre. He ha 5en a: ..nf vl at p " N w s P. F. !l--:gh-.vav in !,.lianapt". neea a re- days th s w-e'.v. Mr. AY 11 Kir i : o y "n, e w.'h a Fpra.ne.i k:. - C!.j:t a n'imbet o ' .:'!.: p ;-f-.-te-j th arn dai-' yen a Newton home on .t vi -i t r:-t. Phe ' 1anf e was "or t ne !-..(i. the Ke.J Coa and the wn f n l e brentei tc the fine vr! cioila's. Th l;braboavd h!d r! v regu.s rnor.thly m::nf .n Monday night. The rfr'j'.a- monthly hi'.-. were allowed he'.rif.' t he only bus -l-ss of imports nre t ra n.vi - i rt. A. Pr'ifhnnhan. -ne of the posra" r'.eks 'n the local o'flce, -s enjoying a T' o ,-rte'i.i' vrt --n ; t; . Calumet Industries Will Pay ! Millions More on Coal, Iron j and Material Haulage. Iron an1 steel induct r:es in the CalVrot ret ion are c' uefly hit by the 2Ti y..-r cenr ' ,.Dtt in f r-'ight rates eftective J-;n 25 and the i-rii increases for all o:,.-rrs is expt- '.. 1 10 run at least S ro 1 i'ii 1 ci mure annually. Increases on -o' ff-tit' and ere ra'es Kill make p. isible difference in profits, end th v i'l be ..re'-ially s-(l fr the .-srr r'"i.'.:: t ha t in;p-rt their ort. and Of U by '-fii. Joiiet mii!3 ivill be hard h.! ? tl-.cv hn e ii. direr boat service. Coal Krvtaa Up. Flat ir ci r ; r. p:o:dl for coal, c-r-u l un- u'.mif.i 'y rates a folic . : y rtv.-n sn' s no' ton or 2. "" rounds vt-f-r -s e i- than I'1 cfn 3 a t ' n. L'r' cent v. hei e rw'e is .'! to Si crcs; ce--.s i.".here Tate is $i tCi Jhit; 4 1 r; s m lie re r;e i? $2 to $.'.'"i and (rii's w hr ra te is Si:: or more. For cole fiat increase are ev.ahlish- ! n 'o'ho.vs: Fie-n cent a ne tivn -ihcre present -re ' r :s 4 ceri;s r, - J.es;; r-ris t '( f i-r. ra-e ;e 'ft ;n fi'i rents; " 40 oent-t '-here T'e $ 5!'t; ? cr.'s v. !:( rate 3s 2 to 75 -n' where ra'e is 13 or rto-e. Other Tlat Kate Increatca. For f'. h" c.p-rr" ci-i ; i fni in'Teases ar- .;tid as fci'l'ius: Iron ore. "d cen'. a ton. Knet SJise Prlcea. Th freight advance is effe-i-. e just f-r da-.s hefor' tile expiration of the p -S'T-t j-.'.VTnmcn p? ice s. hcihjti n:i 1 -or- end steel pri-"-. With piojosri jn. cr--".eii c;i-.-ss r--it tax, thrt r'rpir 1 7, j t cen -1- advTnce, the pi ,-,s. fsr'.ive ur.p.'rrefr.ed freight rate r-oc-s-. opi ',( n i expressed among tnanVf.et..ir.r t,at the ao eminent v.ill Complexion Lotion! Use Fresh Lemons 4 and Strain Inirp I WaMI MIWW Any gro-er will sji -,-.u two fresh, lemcns a ;ti jour drug store vn supr'n-" l'n with three ounc-s of orchard v. hit. Put these in a bottle and shake well. K."( : o-.i have a whole quarter pint of tne mst wonderful lemon lotion at fibo;; tb. cost one m;it pay for a small of the ordinary cold creams. Care should be taken to strain the J'.fe through a fine cloth so no lemon pu'p g--s in. then this lotion will keep fresh for months. Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach rnd remove such blemishes as freckies. sallow ness and tan. and is i he ideal .' kin e-ftener. smoother and b-n ut ifier. lsed by day. this sweetly fragrant lot, on protects the sk n from the evil efertE of the weather and prevents roughness. rednss, chafing and smarting. At night it works in the pores while you sleep, and is intended to bring a freshness and peach-like beauty that wins envy and admiration. Just try it! Make tip a quarter pint cf this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion and massage it daily Into the face. neck, arms and hands. It naturally helps to whiten, soften, freshen, and bring out The roses and beauty of any skin. It works roarvelously on rough, red hands. Try it and see for yourself. dv. DR. ROB'T J. CARROLL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 1S5 State St., Hammond, Ind. Phone 22Z&. t GIVE MY OWN MEDICINES.

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U. S. FREIGHT

HAISE HITS REGION R1HB

ORMITOnY IB EM FORGERS

of Second and Marshall, f ni will wr Itrouivl soaoe of TT x 10.. Then general r nsr i 'I t ' on company (lnrli! Mn and AKrert Hess at the ront rc t o rs. The Atrcrican i'r df (.'oiv.ranv which built th pun works for its (is: ri.he'dra'-v . the (iarv Ordranrf comanv. '.he owner of in.e huil-dmc now under w ay. It will tri a g; "-'t measure ,.-. v (Jon "a horuon c.nd it'ons a far as proiidina; rooms f"r unmarried men bt o.-rrned. T W Sey i Is superintend -tit of th" hr.iis p'jnt and pun works igi.l I I uiui varum M:s Ma-v- Brown is as;' 'eg i 'jn?y 1 rr.-"irr .Mar F m"i s o ucc in tu;-ri. 1 eter G-sen s. ":e a mav'r on n't fam'li and r'r-ends and arrived home on F' lav from -he sonGc v. her he ra lin spend: ng the w .ntcr. w.th a hrand nw w .f. Ii vns ma rrd I'll - .li "4'-! i. !: ;' : ; h Mia! liom ;h Mr Ge's-n. An s i.' Johnson. Ma! Hrf.v. n. Joe J Brv wn. K. R. Pa'te. !1 I.. Wheat on. I 'art.:t Sm!'h and . M. Ko:nd a: e !n

'.v - J ai tendant e at th- a:a' repi.bi ireia . on1 ent ':! at I nd : anapc '. 1 s th.s week ' n J Mrs. Thomas 1. Dyer KankaUee. j has hen the Riiest of h r daughter, her j Mrs. Walter A'lman. for (vfi! .lays. j She '.eft on Sunday for u few days a - j v . : with her em, Vern Iyer. at ''r s- ; '-.. j ton.

Marvev Sohmal. son of M and Mr P'.er Sohmal. ieavos today fur ij-eat Iake. iv here he has enlisted in t.i rad:n department of er :re. "!.f. ;! Filing and Ernest Tta rt hoV mse also left today for the sarne place. New marriage 1. censes: ieorge Wurko.ch. Drag.ca Paunovich. Indiana Harbor; Peter L. Ke:!, Carol ne SVherHammond; Ieimer P.. I.a Ka-he, Tlai'-l Harrs. Gary; Charles Johnson. Gars. Minnie Wehrle. Chicago have to allow a higher rate on iron and j steej product effective from July 1. j "hervriae profl's would be virtually j el.minaleJ from the Industry and the j h-iiest class of supporters of war nr;ncier;ng an-1 other war measures viipcd our it declared. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF INDMJMPfilGE PLAN All Buyers to Get the Same Terms in Future; Scaled System Is Banned. WHITING. IN'P., May 2V -Fniform prices hereafter Will be charged to a.l buyers of the product. of the S'andard Oil Company of Indian t. according to an an nou ncn.en made here yesterday by ".o -al off; iais of the 1 on. em. Fr m now on. it is said, the sir ill buyer i ii! jet the s-inie terms es the lltre buyer. f. o. b., in this city. Heflinerie of j the company are opeiate.l here. ! Indiana and Illinois business men whl be especially affci ;ri hv thus action, oil men declaie. .Ve;-.-i..-- .. has ant idiscrimir.af'cn !. foi-lu Iding sc;:;ed prices, acoo; -ding 10 the nn oif-t b,igiit or or, ra.-. . r..r t.t c-rtain time. Many other common we It (. however, in th territory -overed by S'andard '.ol of Iniiiana alre.--ji- hae such tit -"-a-ui res "ne of the offi'-iM's i f the company, in c,,l!)!oent irg on the Hcti.in, said thst :t ''as been taken ohmta ri ly and not r-suh. of a suggestion of any -or'. He nd'-ted that rr: had been so ad- . 'r ' thar earnings would no he apprertably affecfd by the cha-:g-. GRIFFITH, HESSVILLE AND X W OVER TOP The oiriy.rg d'ytricts n ere today gicen full .--edit hy A. M. Turner, chairman ...f fee second Red Cross War F ind drive hi Hammond, for thii re.r.atkah,e com i" u , ; i..ns which swelled the to tal t.) moie than 115 0 00. The small but Irrst! r,g fen n of Griffith v.-s allotted a quota of $;ri0 and raited $1020. 7' l,ih tue Woedro-.v Wil son school eet out to get 2'0 and came a' i ess with $?.? 1 .n. The jqst ureeting of t j- pr.rnd Red '" '! fund ar.'ipa'gn was held ar th- l-fessvi'le school last evening and everyone present s .1 1 up r 1 hd. A. M Tu-.--r and Ered CruinpackT were the P0S11L EMPLOYES m J. E. HUH WASHINGTON. May 2 The T"rCd National Association of Tos' Office Clerks has. through its president. John J. Csmpeau. ser,t a letter of thanks to Senator James PI. Watson for the latter's surcevsfisl efiorts in securing .an increase n wages ,:f pomul employees. Natiora! President Campeau said, "i afords me great plop Hire to extend our sincere appreciation for the Watson substitute amendment as recoramended bv the post office and post, roads committee, and its adoption by the seriate. T caii assure you that we are doeply grateful for your action in the matter." The Watson amendment, as passed by the senate, gives an annual increase of two hundred dollars to clerks, letter carriers and railway clerks. All employees receiving less than eight hundred dollars a year are given twenty per cent increase. Rural carriers using horses are given twenty per cent and rural carriers using motors on fifty mile rni'n ten rer cent. The increaSes given by the Watson amendment will tend to retain capable men in the postal service who have been hard hit by the hisrh cost of living and who in the past few yrars have been leaving the service because their water were rot adequate. Make It Lie Last Wtr.

VACUUM C LEANER

Using the vacuum cleaner to collect Red Cross contributions in Nw York. This novel method of cleaning: out pockets for the Red Cross was used with gTet success in New York trurinfr the recent drive. A eoldier nnd a sailor and two pretty firlst drersed in Red Cross uniform? stationed themselves in front of th New York- rmhlir lihrsrv nn -ji'Vi the oiri -,f r v . . . j u.

pie to hand over their dollar. The jrirls operated the vacuum cleaner. people to have their coins taken in by the cleaner that the dust bag: had

Three Injured In Accidents PF.DKiTRIVX HIT HY 'IK1IV Rsipli K . rge. 24 Truman street. Hamn'.ond. while returning home f ron West Hjnim'jnd last night ran ai'ounJ the gates which were down . on Stat' street and was hit b; the 12.25 Monon passenger- train. The poh.-e were not'f.1 and OtTo et Hell and S ngr went w th the pait U and took hi.rt to the polic- srn ..n wh'te it was foi nd that he was radlv hurt, haiirir tht-e r.bs l.toi.en end a bad scalp wound He was tat'm-n so St. Margaret's horv'a! where it was reported this morning lie was getting along f well a s c o . l ,a he expected nnv hit in i i. The Srstees .f St Nfat g't 'et's ho so t'sl ..tiled up i he Han? rio-nd pop. e t-a.lay ;ir-d :i d ' h i t -c ..r ople ; t -1 n a :''-mob-ie la.; i:-!cht n '.- by th- name . G - ' tr-1 t 1 v r s hali. who 1 ! es at h"i K"! th" flV!1!". West tla ;;ond. to the hosp ta'. The.- de. la red that he had been run ove-- by an n'l'onibi le. no" c:v r.g rh. i- names wh-t " they l.-.ed. vv would they sa where the-- 'viod h'.rr. VITOIT Hi K I TO rriFST!ti w. Steve T"US::nk. Who Jlyes On the Ffsythe fa-Tti. ha.-Vci into the a tt-.'itu'e i.f ty TI. Gentry of c-l,ir I. alee r.s Gut,y a f.ass ng the farm. Mr. G-ti'ry- took Stre -o St. M-r-iratet's i- .s;,,t;i ;il I .a ui ornd whei.i! w-(i I'aniffl tint he had h.s left ankle i-okn. liad cut. and was r.leetiir.g fi-'-m the earIt tia- l-'atnt-d a tl;" hwr.tnl 1 ii -n-c. in.ni- th.tt 't n a t--o si - 11 to f ll h - w v 1 r i -1 .. y- 1 .- i nj I .es arc K la 111! 111 If it ililliiliiUl GARYJ2 RECRUITS The State Line Town Beats South Bend Also in Enlistments. Hammond rtnl nues to mo,e than hold its own with cities of its size In the Indianapolis reuuiting district. Men accepted f'-r the army through the reuniting stations of the district for the twenty days ending May 20 were as "oil o 'i ; Indianapolis Anderson Red foid 1 'or.ro t sv ille . . Elkhart Foi t a; tie Guy l.mton Hammond I.al'o te K o i o m I.a Phav ette I.oxansport V a d i o n Me rb'.n . . . 2-': 4 . . . 11 . . . ! ' . . . . . . 14 44 3 . . . . n . . : . si S.c.ci !: nd Richmond . Tot a! .... 3 1 11 .5 75 FRIENDS OF JUDGE M'MAHON EXERCISED (Continued from page one.) y ear, announced himself as a candidate for ih.at nomination some time ago. Tast week he withdrew fr.-m the race, lesvlns Will's C M Mahon. of Crown Print, and A. I. Ni- hols, of Winchester, as the only candidates for the two nominations. This meant that these two men would be nominated by acclamation. Put ;f was reported around last night that Artnian's name would be sprung in the convention, and that he had decided to permit this to be clone. Whether it will be the case, however, is to be seen. Eriends of McMahon were considerably exercised over the report. K.lils turner Improving. The fight for the nomination for state superintendent of public instruction is a lively one. but there Is a feeling among the supporters of Horace Ellis that his chances for renominntlon are improving. Ellis has developed considerable strength in the southern part of the state, and they are using some arguments that cause some of th delegates to sit up and listen. For in-

CLE AW OUT POCKETS FOR RED CROSS

BIGGER LIST SOOM OF U WHO HAVE TO IRK BR FIGHT

j WASHINGTON. May 2S The "Work j or Fight" order of provost Marsha ! Genera! Crowder has been well recivj ed so far by the country. The new reglhstions, marking a radical rhatig ilr.ini the rhd order and emphasizing the ; government's determination to suppiy 'essen'ial war industries with lab'.r. ' . flit'- as a surprise. ,' 'Ah'i the plan was in process of , fur;.:ula bui it was carefully guard' '. '..mi prema'ure publicity. p has 1 ri ! realized for some time that the war ; !ms so far disorganized th normal a.J- ; justmetit of labor as to prevent the ' trreat industrial output necessary to v in the r, I' was mt vp.-i to that so ,id,at!..d n s p could be taken wi'luuh some ...p. posi ii.-ii. but t'ene i.f an organi-rd (harer has de,-;oped. War def.artmt n 1 otfjc:a!s believe that when the lie- ess; t y , -i hich is c. 1" f : in 1 n g the ovintry for sc stance, tloy .! it -wo ild be nothing short of downright erue'iv t- beat El1." f-..r renor.rlnat i.n and renominate all of the oth-M- present 1 epuhl .. an s'at officials who are cand. dates to s;j-ceed th-niselves They fgv. t "". that nothing re. ,f.- ha-! b.-eti produced asra'nst ilihs in ti' right that is being waged aga'nst hhtr., and that until specific reason are elvcn fo- the opposition " ;s en"tled to support. p-.-t the; e is a 1, jppnent determ'.na- , t -.on ' n 'he part of many f the le.ad'ntr 7 . . . r toco to she'f Ellis and norn.nate 1. N 11 11'.-. if Cra wfordsv ill.There was 11. ore than the usual con- : -. rtt.-'-n a.'tiv'.tv in town today , for tn ' den o. iiits as well as tin' 1 ep jMiean :i: here. A confet-f n't- of the 5em- . ; a : 1 '.sl committee and ;he rlenio- . imC" tt.."..tr.frs foi corRi.ss is in pi'--t-.'i.s all da'. nnd the t epuhlo-an county chad man and state 10 mm 1; tee 'are hold.ng a ronfrenoe on mganization 101k tn s afternoon, leading up to the disti.ct me tings tonight. DR. CLARK ARRESTED ON HEINOUS CHARGES (( eti'liiifit t'ror-i pree one Americans today must not only be 1-ere m body but in spirit working for t he Red Cross " 4 b. nn It C omes Ont." "I have Pr. Clark s tecord from the verv- ft ret." continued th. prosecutor. "At the age of three weeks he passed a I'i'l quarter on the family doctor. When he was a young man Doc had a i i.i ii-s and that i-iicas had the best cittlt if h'nses to be found. After that circus passed through a country there was always a lot of horses misorg and t he rt her It went the more hoise it had. Of course I wouldn't went to infer that any of the missing horses were with the cirrus or that die doctor anything to do with the coincidence but the public can draw its own conclusions (if coutse the ont1 ome of this ti ial depends latgely on which side has the most money." Concerning the trial of Dr. ("lark. Attorney Fred Crumparker. the judge, s t a ed ; "Not having heard the evidence 1 ri he iH-e in which I am to srt as judge 1 can rot make a statement yet ex- . ept that there is no Question as t - Pr. 1 lark's guilt and I will give hhtt th maximum penalty. otherwise my luiiid is a blank regarding the case ard I have no prejudice whatever I ha v always wanted a -hane to soak the doctor and I am very glad of the. opp ;- lunitv to pres-ide a; h'.s trial, assuring him fair 1 reatmeni." In connection w ith the "Pumpkinv ihe trial" of Dr. Clark other cases will be heart. The court will have constables out over the town arresting speeders and other transgressors. If a motorist proves he was not speeding he will be fined for blocking traffic, the fines to go to the P.ed Cross. Merchandise donated bv the merchants of the city is to be auctioned off Saturday evening at the temple and there will be entertainment aside from the trials. Those attending will have the privilege of dropping coins into Red Cross buckets anything they care to. $25 or 5 cents. DYER AUCTION FOR RED CROSS Spgi-Ti, To Tun Timks.1 DYER. IND.. May 2S. 31!) was raised for the Red Cross here last night in the raffle at the "four corners." Much farm stock was disposed of. This bring Dyer total to $L"0o. $220 in ; membership renewal was also sent to Crown Feint today by the committee.

So great was the eageYne&s of th to Le emptied frequently.

ouring a full cnrnp'emn of labor for war Industrie is understood there will I b- gei.era! artvim?) f tiie ac';on taken. No Protests as Yet. The sroee lied "v, s?f u ! " occipr, t ions ', wii: no' he spe if'.d by th..- provost marsIim! general, but th rrinns of cl'.mln-ia-;tig t!ie nori-usef em pl'tytifnls will ' l.i f ...' 0 . wed. i "I !:a i e supplied a list of the hurt- ; ftil and non-"senr ial orrupa ions." said Genera! "rowdT todai. 'and all other i class may be regarded as useful until ; thf-y ha .- been listed otherw use." j 1 't!o!.-ial reports f r-.rti several large 1 't-;--"i.; that the waiters, barieriPrs iar.d other lines of f-mpioyr 'it woull ! Vi;!.'" their- cp'..':Ut i ' ri tir..u..ll C.e '(.(i- !' ntatl-. e if org-:nifc.i ...b-' r I'lld not be suhsr e r in -d hei- today. Offiajs cf tiio Aiiset h-an F-d- ration if Lii lior at d thtt no protest's ij been I received through labor channe's. FILLED GRIPS m GARY SENTENCES Three Gary men r. rrc.-t ed with suit cases full of hooze in their possession . '-'It the heel of the 1 iv 'n .judge Dunn's ' oouit at Gary today The judge yesterday lined (ie-.en Gary drunken men j who find that pnili li.t.f.n doe imt pro1. . 01 1. i Ja:l sentences and fine were m!d j out today os follow! j Dan WiniclC. $S0 and 30 dais 1 Ned Morris. fc and 30 days. ' J"hn R-.issendk. $su. I Russenak got off with a jail sniience h.-rause he is an unnaturalized ; '"feigner. The firs; two men were ar1 rested at Fi'h and Tyler at 3 3i) a. m. j today by Officer Nesser. Ea h had j sx quat-ts of w hfskf y in his grip. R'lsIsenak was picked up at 11th and Broadw a y . ilN PORTER COUNTY j SUPERIOR COURT MICHIGAN CITY. TND , May 25. The May term of superior court was opened yesterday morning and cases were set for the term. This afternoon eight or n'ne its tut alizstion cases were token up before the court, a special examiner being here from Chi. ago. The applicant are subjects of Sweden. Norway and Canada. Today Judge Orumpaoker will return 10 Valparaiso to resume a divorce case which was left unfinished when 'he Porter court adjourned Friday. Contrary to evp. tatiotis Judge Crumpaokor will M

TODAY DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS in "MR. FIX IT"

33 And "EAGLE'S EYE-

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY H. B. WARNER in "GOD'S MAN" Eicht nc-. An exceptionally good picture. Also Wednesday: Burton Holmes, and Thursday: Pathe Weekly. FRIDAY MARY MILES MINTER in 'A BIT OF JADE' And ABRAHAM LINCOLN in "DOWN THE RIVER." Coming June 3d for Four Days "THE UNBELIEVER." Popular price?. Matinee. 10c. lc. 20c Eveninsr. 11c, 17c, 2"c. Coming June 9, 10. 11, 12 "MY FOUR. YEARS IN GERMANY," and June 17, IS, 19, 20 "OVER THE TOP."

not take up the tlary mayoralty case at Cron ri Point this week. The vet't Jury has been called to report next Monday. Judfce lavls of Crown Point, was here Vf-sff rdav to st n i!?ti fr.r .11-intr

arguments on thfs rootion for a new j trial In th? famous) Tuesberc drninHg-e j 5it-h ." The argumyiita will he he-Id Saturday. GARY STEEL WORKER DEAD Mi. hu 1 Bishop, of .'heatertnn. Ind . who met with an arident at the steel mllis a f w day agi died at the Indiana KHrl company ff'Spi'll '"Tdav. The remains were taken to t'ht-etevton yesterday where funeral trviris will i be held Wednestliy, the Williams L'n- ! ! dertaklrts company n charge I Sink a submarine! tne certificate j filled with War Pavings Stamps wi;lj pay for a depth bomb. j NOTICE L. O. 0. M. j All nomh-r ere urged ?0 p present at regular meeting Tii'-sda;.-, May 2S. Initiation of candidates and other important business. Fraternally yours j . bi::kkr. Dictator. GH8Y BOLTY Ml NOW COLONEL From d-a'ir.jr in 'lary lnt to v.ear5 tng fho colonel s e3Ri( in the army is j j the progress of Walter P. per. former I ''arv ra' '"nn- Mr. Ihper v-(s '' r r" ! "r v"' 1 ,'s, '' ' f ! pany of Cnrv n;d '.!!!' in lo: ? m thi;ry real etat.-- ' nn. Mr. Piper v -is : j Lincoln 1 :k i:ttir t. Pack 1:1 !3ftS-" 1 j he ran a -hp tr.otorbus to and ft rim J trair.s. hf n other ia'.ers had rigs '.hat lua." m th.-- halycr,-! time- when every' Strain hr..utiht in ush'f.-'rs. many of, J whom ou Id buy. t t Disc r, crv of ,-.-. I'ipei new rank t icame hy ;!'ridnf. I.. Ciatk Wood, tlie jfiary renl'y denier, wts 'n riiKftj.) ;ryI Intr to get in'o th ar)i v. There he 1 met. '.)). PiP'-r, who i.-1 in iiwrc" of' rantot -niei.t site leasing and purchases las well as bcirir disbursing officer. The dary colonel was glad to see one of Ins old townsmen. GARY CITIZENS" ARE THANKED To the Citizens of Gary; Gary ha arain demonstrated the generosity of her people bv far oversubscribing her se. or.d l;-d ' 'toss War Fund quota. With a ouo-a of J05.ftoa. our people have contributed $1 4 S.G2.!. our larger industries JSl.fo'io. or a grand total of s;on.l2e.!6. or this amount f'5 per cent was either paid In cash or will be paid to our local tu'dsirtr, Mr. C. K. Kufh, inside of thirty days This is certainly a record we can be proud of and onr- whi'h our bovs in the camps here and "Over There" may look to with much pride and feel satisfied v.e are backing them up morally and financially. Permit me. therefore, for the executive committee and the local chapter to thank all for their generous contributions, to thank all the sunortnt endnt s for their close co-operation and for the gifts of their companies, all th." captains and workers for the great work thay have accomplished in this campaitrn. ai1 the chairmen of th" different committees and their assistants who worked so much in harmony and a'so Mrs. Ira Millimore. who was In complete charge of the AVomen's Division, which made such a grand showing in this campaign. "GARY NEVER KAILS" is rerainly correct and we should all be proud to be citizens of this, THE ONE CITY we know is with our Country, with her men. Iter money, h ?r industries, in fact with fl! her 1 .'sources Sincerely. C. W. USHER. Chairman. BABY EXPENSE EVADER INDICTED BY GRAND JURY Horace S'oa'ies. Oubson fhop employe, was indicted by the May grand jury in Chicago yesterday for afempted murder. Mrs Noakes. not fully recovered, from the blow her husband rained on her head with a crowbar, was assisted to the grand Jury rooms by a nurse. At the time of the assault Noakes told the police he could not meet the expense of the baby. PAST I iVI j? TODAY Effie Shannon and Miles Welch in "HER BOY" A patriotic picture of ' over there." A picture every mo'her .should soc. TOMORROW "A Woman in the Web" Also a tworee! CHARLIE CHAPLIN Comedy, "Th" Vagabond." iWk. t "V sw a. w

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I'r. "v. C. Wulncy went to Ind.anapolii on business last evening. Several from here went to IndiamiP"li last night ti attend thj repii'..iicsti state con vent'.in. V. W. ?ir.. kland Sr.. wen", to !-,. dianapi'-Iis yesterday to attend the annual meeting of the grand ludge of Masons. He went as the delegate from Colfax lodge of this p. ace. Several of the boys from here who are in class A-l ate e.ipeciir.sj to be called i', the army m the next week Amos Rrannn has ar.-'-pt- a p. -ti'-n in th Citizens' Na!:..na! bar.k at Hfimr.iord. Wii! Futhey. w'i'i har been so sariO'lsly f ii e. with ..viimon'.!, i si wi;. improving. i:-:e Geishman of Chicago, visited h: father, H. Gersliman. Sunday and y.st, d 'iy. Ma: t.n Itr;'-.'.'.: went t !::d.p.napi -or-'ay to visit his da:i,'i:tfr, Mr-. K. J. Shields, nnd f s.m'.iy. M F. C Ne :.'.'.-! Vis'ted her S'S-er. Mrs U:cha:ds, in Vi;:pafaio. yesterday. CLARK Otto Frick returned to h s home m South Chicago after spendir.gr a few weeks' vacation w.th friends and r-i-al.US h e ; e -Mr. and Mrs. Will c;n Lurk of G.arv -v ir vls'.tins w .th fn'nos nnd rlt: ;,ere la-t Sunday. It char tl Much of Pine, was a ?ou: e 'Iiifaso yi.c'or last evening;. Mrs. .Tilth! Srhciier of "";ark. wa .a : J-mi'r.on.l l.i :-.!t-ss ;s.t-r. Hiyr.:ond K 'ib. .-;.-:- of R. ?, ;s - nar with f:.nd- and relatives a CI a: k. .1 jseph Langazo , f cia rk. was a Gv; : . . -. ne.. vi.-it ' r. DYER NEWS Miss Thnesa BeirrgT of Chicago visited over Sunday- out ho-ie a- tn home of her parents. The splendid wa nn wrter Sun la v lured many- city folks to ta.vo a spiu out into 1 he Country. Many ars went through heie but fortunately no mishaps or acctden's arc to be repo-td, A ball tame was played Sunday aftertoon between the h : tjh siltoo! boys and a picked team of farmer boys. It proved to be j-n interosring game all h way through fur the farmer hoy without any practice worth men'loniir prcved a match for th high srho. I hoys, nlth-.-ugh they were beat by f. sc r if 5 t o S. Kutice at Spiing H.1I Grcye, Thursday evening. May 0. Good music. AMATEUR GAME The Stat Lin" Jrs. defeated the c lun-.bln A. C. at Rcid-Murdoch grcur.. The score was ft to 3. The pitching Harry Ntoion we srood. Would like hear from the Tigers. . Call phone and ask for John Kriejrer. Woman's Case Startles Hammond. A business man's wife could rot tea ' or sew w ithout sharp pain in her e . -For years hr eyes were rw ed and v.-o.a Finally she tried pure Lavoptik ev wash. The result of ONE applicati. ' astonished her. A sm til bottle Lavot t ;, is guaranteed to benefit EVERY CASE weak, strained or inflamed eyes. GVi; WASH will s-artle with its quick results. Aluminum eye cup FREE. OilNegle. druggists --Adv. iRPHEUPJ Theatre III HflM-gQNP. IKP. Extra Feature Attraction TODAY Miss Helen Hildreth & Co The World's Lady Champion Boxer Dan Holt Singing, Talking, Dancing. Le Doux & Fitzgerald Barrel Jumping Novelty. Beulah Pearl Comedienne. Three Cleverly Girls Singing and Dancing Novelty. rviatinesiai5c. j Nights 10c, 25c, 35c. j Vew Show Monday. Wednoedar pi ama Mminijiy. .vini'nee uativ U V na. Nights. 7 to 11 p. m. '0 un31 days Continuous 2-11 p. m. i"sr ySs? .:. .fait .a?-. 'A. "--fa :.:.. w JC No hitorrmss&fcout He is a, scientific mKa i UDS is surely th" scien s tific laundrymau. tie .lAocn't use anv acids or anything to take the wear and life out of your clothes not Suds. He cleanses them in a twentieth century -nanner all his own. You've heard what Duds tninks about Suds' work. Investigate it. LOOK FOR Sl'DS & DUDS. PHONE 134

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