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B FIR K TPOM PtTTSBl BGi lira-. Btolberg of Pittsburg-. Pa.. Is hens th suest f her sister, Mrs. Alex ?ws-asofl In Van Buren street Jid other eeliUvp. la Oary. VlMTtXO SEIECB KF.O& JXr. LoUlse Dv!dsoa of Chicago Is here for a wwlt't visit with her ntere, Mrs Block and family la Connecticut i-treet-Miss Claire Fommers, who Is spending the Hummer at the Sommers cottage fct Pine Lake. la spending- a fewdays with her father, Harry Sommers, proprietor of the Gary ' hotel, CiriKF RRAGDOX VISITS MOTHF.H, Chief Pragdon of the Federal Service, vle'.ted over the Fourth with his mother at Evanston. 111. uriin rnoji coada. Mra. Nlel Scott of MacUad, Alberta, Canada. Is visiting with. Mr. R. W. 6cott. 767 Polk street. CICEJ'T AT IHIIl.irS lIOMf; M!.is Gene Ittle of St. Marys, V, Is the guest of Mrs. Herbert McComb. and Mrs. Gale D. Phillips, 790 Polk ! street. ABOUT GARY PEOPLE. Mrs. Lucy Banks arrived yesterday from Gary. Ind.. and will visit for two weeks with the family of C, C. Green, corner of S"u!h Jackson and West Adams street. Bloomlngton. (111.) Bulletin. Mrs. Vern Foster and son Harry, of Gary, are spending th week in Morr cci with her parent. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace B'.anchard. Morocco. tlnd.) Courier. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawson of Garv. Ind. are visiting relatives and friends here. Mrs. Lawjon was formerly Miss Hazel Fuller. Dwight, (III.) Herald. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nichols entertained their son Earl Miller, wife and little daughter from Tuesday until Saturday when they left for their new home at Gary. Ind. where Mr. Miller has accepted a position with the government. Cbristman. till.) Courier. Mrs. Kane Collins of Garv is visiting I H NERVOUS iEHOl Now Owe My Present Health and Strength to Vinol. Burdett. X. T. "I keep house for my family of three, and raise chickens. I had a nervous breakdown, so I was unable to work. The- doctor did not seem to help me. and a cousin asked me to try VinoL It built me up I now hava a good appeite and am well and strong." Mrs. Loyal Palmer. There is no secret about Vinol It owes Its success to beef and cod liver peptones. Iron and mangane.;e. peptonates and glycerophosphates, the oldest and most famous body-building and strength creating tonics. Norris Pharmacy. Joseph W. Weis, Hammond: Schlieker's Pharmacy and druggists everywhere. Adv. Story & Clark Piano Co. Established 18B7. Capital and Surplus $,000,000.00. Manufacturers PLAYERS, PIANOS, GRANDS Stores in all principal cities of p the United States. Factory Branches t603 Forsyth Ave., East Chicago. 582-584 Oakley Ave., Hammond. Wilfred Snghea, Mgr. Opposite Postoffice. a 1 SALE BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING.

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her alster, Mrs. Martha Hummel. Marlon. Ilnd.) Ieader-Trtbune. Mrs. Llnzer and little son and Mrs. Lily Kruter of Gary; are spending a few weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Schumaker. Lr.porte, tlndj. Herald. Mr. and Mrs. W H Crlm are visiting relatives at Gary. Logansport, tlnd.) Tribune. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Reagle of Gary. Ind.. are Lht guest ef Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Henderson. Danville, (111.) Pres..

GARY DEATH. Mrs. Mary kopich, 89 years old. 14? Monroe street. GartTi died after a lingering Illness of several months at the late home Funday night The deceased leaves besides her husband three fhlldren to mourn her. No funeral arrangements have been announced. MAJOR McFADDEN'S MOTHER DEAD Mrs Margaret MrFadden. beloved rai'ther of Major Jol.n McFadden. th aveuua and Tyler street. Gary, parsed away at her home, 1 2t?3 Columbia avenue. Chicago, Thursday evening. Julr 4th. Funeral service win be conducted from the late residence to Pt. Ignatius church where high mass will j i.e. celebrated af ton o'clock a. nv. July 6th. The deceased is survived by Major John McFadden. of Gary. Mra. Mary l.iiwry, Kverett. William, Mrs. 11. A Kane and Cora. Interment will be made at Calvary cemetery THE STORK AT GARY. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McFarland. 713 Jefferson street at Mercy hospital this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Brown, 651 Pelaware street. Gary, are the parents of a baly boy born to them at Mercy hospital July 3 FUNERAL OF PETER CRETTON The funeral of Peter J. Cretton, 1S53 Roosevelt street, Tolleston. who met his death from an electric shock while working on an electric light wire last Friday night, will be held from Holy Angel's ihuroh. Gary. Saturday at o'clock, with Interment at Calvary cemetery, the Williams Undertaking Company having charge. GARY ARRESTS. Eight Gary violators of the state prohibition law were taken into the clutches of the, lawiby Gary police yesterday. They are Steve Jursa. 921 Washington street; Cedar Bartus. 2 th avenue and Broadway; Tony Gregory. 1314 Broadway; Tony Srmrepko. lth and Broadway; A. Zimmerman. 1032 Broaway: Frank J. Dobis. 1350 Broadway; Walter Kosiba. 1350 Broadway, and Birdie Wright. 21?5 Adams street. Y. M. C. A. CAFE CLOSED FOR REPAIRS The Gary Y. M. C. A. cafe was closed Wednesday night for repairs and will remain closed for a short time. Some important changes are being considered atd definite announcement concerning the re-opening of the dining room will be given out soon. It Is not known how long it will take to make the needed improvements. Dollars and Determination spell J doom for kaiser. Buy War Sav ings Stamps. Visit Lake County's Only Exclusive Optical Parlor. HAMMOND OPTICAL CO. 141 E. State St. Hammond Note

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BIG MEN OF RUSSIA'S FIRST PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT REPORTED IN SIBERIA; U. S. CRUISER AT VLADIVOSTOK

r jr -tpw . .... - y 4 -Si Taul N. Miliukoflf (left), The accompanying picture of the United States cruiser Brooklyn in the harbor of Vladivostok reached this country at about the same time that news came from the far east that two of the ablest men in LOWELL CELEBRATED IN GRAND STYLE r.spKc-it. To The Times LOWELL, IND.. July 5. The Fourth i of July celebration in Lowell yesterday was a good old patriotic Fourth of July celebration. The program of the day began with a mammoth street parade at 1!) o'clock which was participated In by the busines men. societies, the fn rulers and citizens, who had their automobiles and carriages decorated in the national colors for the occasion. The parade wa3 about a mile long. After parading the principal streets they led the crowd to beautiful Oakland park, where the exercises of the day were held. S. A. Brownell. acting as chairman, t called the vast assemblage to order The program was begun by few selections by the band, and singing by the audience and individuals. The speaker of the day, Peter R. Boylan, of Chicago, was then introduced and he made as tine a patriotic speech as has been heard her for many a day. He was loudly J applauded. Rev. Simmons then made the dedica;on talk on the service flue i for th Three Creeks and Hanover I townships and the town of Lowell.!

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Five young ladies, one from each town- j merchant f.eet. grown to 10.040.65! jrross ship and one from town pulled the cords j tons by the construction of 1.622 new that loosed the flag, and when It was i ships of 1,430.793 tons in the fiscal year unfurled it showed 150 stars as the J ended June 30. was augmented yesterday community offering for service in the j by the unprecedented launching of nearU. S. army, navy and Red CroFS hos- ' ly 100 ships. pitals. There was 146 stars for living J The feat of the loyal army of worksoldiers, one gold star for a sailor boy ! men which made the launchings possible who has given up his life and three ; received due recognition from the high-

stars for the three Red Cross nurses who have answered their country's call, Games and sports took up the entire afternoon and evening. Th Fourth of July celebration in Lowell for the year 131S will long be remembered as one of the most patriotic gatherings ever held in the county. Buy W. S. S. grctii uiua snap Newark Striped Siik Hose, various colors $2.00 quality vl 39 per pair, Only 2 pair Gewei eadi mloner

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1 t'rSi. IS 'jit r n-x 'i 4 I M. Gutchkoff cnu i Russia's first provisional government. Prof. Paul N. Miliukoff and M. Gutchkoff, were at Harbin, Manchuria, layinj? plans for the establishment of a provisional government in Siberia that would 1 i Launching of 100 New Ships i Starts Transatlantic Rip ple Forerunning a Tidal Wave to Swamp Germany Soon. WASHINGTON, July 5 Americas' lest. offi. ials directing the war activities j j .if the nation. i ' are ail comrades In a great j j cause," declared President Wilson in a i j message read as part of the launching ceremonies in seventy-six shipyards. From General Pershing came the thanks of the American fi;hting men in Europe, for the support of which the launchings are substantial evidence. "With such backing we can not fail j to win," asserted the commander of the ' United States army in France. Chairman Hurley, chief of the men directing the shipbuilding work, did not ! stint his praise for men actually build-j ing the ships, in expressing the appre- . ciation of the shipping board for the work accomplished. All Awash, Sir! I "Tour employes will douse the Kaiser." he said in a telegram to the yard management. Secretary of Commerce Redfield went in person to two yards in the Philadelphia district to take rart in the launching ceremonies. Director General Schwab and Yice President Fiez of the emergency fieet corporation were guests of honor In San Francisco, where the Schwab plant (recaptured the laurels taken by an eastern ard with the rucanoe by launching a 12. non-ton stel vessel in less than forty working days. The vast program of launchings. In which shipyards from Bath. Me., to Tampa, Fla t and from Tacom. Wash., to Los Angeles. Cal.. took part, was started at one minute after midnight when, at Superior. Wis., the Lake Aurice, a steel vessel pf 3,400 tons, slid down the ways. Original estimates listed ninety-five ships as likely to take th water yesterday, but as Mr. Hurley and Mr. Schwab were insistent that no vessel should be held back, several went down the ways ahead of time. Others not in- ! eluded in the list were speeded up by! the enererness of workmen to make the1 ' splash" the greatest in the world's his- ' tory. starting a nrpie. tnai win be a tidal wave before it reaches Germany. UNUSUAL An unusual drowning fatality took j place yesterday when Floyd Patrick. I ; 'n months old son of Michael Patrick. : i was drowned in a little puddle of water in their back yard. I Floyd was missed by his mother who I i after hunting for a short time found I him lying face down in the water. which was only a few Inches deep. His funeral will be held from the home Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Tvev. Hoti will officiate, interment In Oak Glen cemetery. Undertaker Em-

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ii - . 1 'o C'-e r . . 3 . .-i Vladivostok harbor. be friendly to the allied cause. Should such a povernment be established at Vladivostok, it -would doubtless have the backing of anv allied naval forces in that quarter of the world. MARRIAGE LICENSES. 8"Ei-'t. To Thk Time-.- 1 CROWN mrNT. IND. July 1". The following were issued marri-ige licences here: Douglas Scott and Ruth Jones, Indiana Harbor; Sam Ferich and Victoria Stanko. Gary; John Catching? and Celina Thompson. Indiana Harbor; Richard Rfmho and Susan Freeny. Gary; Louis Kis and Etlka Tun Jog!, Hast Chicago; Farou"! F. Ilosby, Crown Point, and Alice C. Chapman. Bell Mont. Ill ; P.ernath Bornohaeh and Elizabeth Rajcsak. East Chicago; Jessie L. Morgan and Sarah Fate. Indiana Harbor; Martin Klinefelter and Ida Brandenburg, Hammond: Walter J. Hicks and Mildred McDar.iel. Gary; Ar.ge'.o D. Bisses and Clara Le Frantz, Gary; Joseph Gross and Andress Witz, Gary; Merrill Teizer. Chicago, and Laura Dunlap. Gary; John ilor.ak and Aris SleJ, Indiana Harbor. BRITISH TAKE 1,300 PRISONERS T.'N!TEr Tpes? Cablegram. LONDON. July 5. A German counter attack on Hamel captured bv Austrralaffords rich or much toward vour groceries

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ians and Americans yesterday was reI pulsed last night. Field Marshal Halg j reported today. j "Prisoner? taken in yesterday's adi vance al.'-ng the i?omme cow exceed ! 1.300.' the statement said. "A Ger- ! man fiield gun. 100 machine guns and

a ri'imsi-r of trench mortars were captured." A successful raid was carried out by us in the Beatimorit-Harr.el sector. "An attempted raid In the neighborhood f ?traiee jra repulsed." W MASONS PURCHASE GHUBGH FOR TEMPLE Gary Masons hav purchased the property of the First Congregational church on the- southeast corner of Sixt! avenue and Madison street frortimr on i Jefferson park and a? soon as war conditlons will permit will erect a Masonic torn pie. The prlee paid is said to be $1 .oi. ! for a frontage of rii..-ty feet j fucing Mid:'-n street and one hundred and twenty-live ft ft on Sixth avenue an4 th buliding now on the ground. The Congrenational church people will I probably purchase another site in the I western part of the city r-n Lincoln I Ft ret find erect a. handsome edifice as on. it? war conditions will permit. WELL, SEE KNOWS IT SOW. Mrs. Sylvia Peior.a of S"uth Chicago xrd Nick Garilovich of 1212 East 92nd sreet. South Chicago, were arrested on Sheffield avenue by Officer Singer for bringing li'iuor into the state. In Ga rilo vich's machine was found two 1'i-Kallon kec of whiskey and onehalf gallon of alcohol. At tlxir trial in the Himmond city court this morning Mrs. IVioza Faid that all the liquor belonged to her and that thy just. tr-"k a ride and did nut know tint they YiAi crossed the state line. Each were fined ?s0 by Judge Klotz. $110 i.i all, which was paid. AIJTSWOETH MAW COPPED. William Wallenberg of Amsworth. Ind., was arrested by Officers Yolkman and Singer on Indianapolis boulevard for brtneing liquor Into the state. Wallenberg had one 4-gallon jug of whiskey and 12 bottles of l.eer. He. is out on a $200 bail and will be tried Monday, July R. in the Hammond city court. THEY HAD A TEW. Leo Pukala of 65 Co. house. East Hammond: George Fu'ry, .'S3 Kerby avenue. Detroit. Mich : Wasilli Gutiji, fio Co. house. East Hammond, and Toney Zufeo. "21 Err.lyn place, East Chicago, went over to Kurnham yesterday and had a few drinks, then ordered a taxi to take them to Fast Hammond. "When Harry Towle. who was driving the taxi had brought them to Hammond they refuse to pay him for the ride, so he took them to the station, where they raised a row. The men were each fined $13 in the

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Be Careful in Using Soap cn Your Hair

Most soaps and prepared s!ia.mroos contain too much alkaii. whfch is very injurious. it dries the seaip and makes the hair brittle. The bst thing to use !s just jdain mulsift-rd cocoanut oU. for Jl 13 pure ar.d enilriy greajseless. It's very cheap, and beats the most expensive soaps or anything else all to pieces. Tou can get tula at any drug store, and a few ounces will last the whole family for months. Pimply moisten the hair with water and rub it in. about, a tea spoonful is ail -hat i? required. It makes an abundance of rich, creamy lather, clemse? thoroughly, and rlnfes out easily. The hair dries quickly and evenly, and is tioft. fresh lookire. bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every particie of duM, I dirt and dandruff Adv. Hammond city court this morning Judge Klolz. by TOO MUCH FOB DATE. Pave Jones of 4.2'" 4 F.aring avenue. East Chicago, wa.s arrested on Indianapolis boulevard by Officer Volkman fcr bringing liquor int the ptate. Jones, had 71 bottles of beer in his machine. NORWEGIANS LOSE MUCH SHIPPING fBT I'viteo Pp.ss? WASHINGTON. July 5. Twenty j Norwegian vessels, totalling 2S.S33 tons have been lost through t-boats and I mines during June, official cables to the lceration here sfaterj. Thirty-one ' men are. missing, all supposed to be lost. BERLIN PAPER SAYS THEY WANT PEACE rt'KiTED Press Gablkqkam LONDON. July5. "The German people's direct desire for peace Is so string that sensible accommodations from the Allies is bound to lead to its realization," the, Berlin Vorweartz says. "Germany is feelme t;e loss of rawmaterials due to her overseas Isolation." REMOVAL NOTICE. The Hammond Furniture Exchange, hss moved to larger and better quarters. 1S4 State, cor. Sohl Step in and see the many attrft tie bargain? we cm offer you in new gy.d second hand goods. Chairs and Rockers of all kiads; Baby Cribs. Oh iff on U rs and Dressers. Kitchen Cabinets. Beds. Buffets. Parlor Suits. Sanitary Couches. Wardrobes. Washing Machines. Gas Plate? and Refrigerators. Phone 849. We do upholstering and furniture repairing. 7-3-2t ECKMA.VS FOR WEAK LUKSS or threat troubles that threaten to become chronic, this Celclurri compound will be found effective. The handiest form yet dvi)d. Pre frm harmful or kt:t.forming drugs. Try them today. 50 cents a box, Lnc!udin war t&s For sal all drrlgista IXkiu-ii. Laboratory. l'h 4aphii

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