Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 20, Hammond, Lake County, 11 July 1918 — Page 2

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SCOUT CI

P PROMISES TO BE BIG SUCCESS

Th rommltt having -hr(r cf arrangements for the Calumet Boy Scout camp met in Hammond last nipht and transacted business that will be of interest to the (cnut movement. An important matter that tame up waa that of eecurinff a camp manager and as a resul! of the discuy.sior. F. TV Woodbury, of Eat Phi.-apro. who was th pioneer in Scout Work, in that fity. and who has had experience no: or!y in Boy Scout work but in cap !if and handling hoys and wh'i has b-n for pome time in thaiRe of manual training: in the East. Chioano Public

School, was .e;e-t-d by the ,-r.in m 1 1 1 to take tharsre of this wmk. It is very much denn-ed that a complete rativa. of the hoys of the c!:--tri.'t be made this v cck so that by Saturday niftht an inu-llmont ofimamay be made of the number of rx.y.t who will avail tnemflf of the j-i vilfre of attend'nc: ri:up li-.rln; onr of the two weeks period.". Another important d i i' i - n 'hat was reaolifd was to the pTf,-t that :t wo-.il.l be advisable to postpone t'.-.e r. i n c of ramp until J ..' 2-. It whs ini' iid--d to open the raT.f r n ,'y 15 nut

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1.-1 ui. j.j. j ...- js. . 'L..J" Li! j'i tme the openinsr was postponed on account' of the fact that t-o many boys are working and do not wish to resign ' their Jobs at thia time and thiit a t great manority prefer to enter e&nip '

later In the s;.nuoei. Planjs are beitiK made t,. li.dd at U-.-ist three caap sessions of two weeks eaoh. A do k h-en const! u i t ed at the site hi I'.d.Li Lik". th" Ki'und h;i.-' ben j.rr!:-iHy ojeared. build:ns are t-.-iiisr put into s'nipe in.l il;ii' new bo. its have inf ii piiri'iiase.J nini are now ;i v iitlu :e fur service. 111. b. :l,'h Is .-aid to b- .-bsollHel .' ..." i . for ba:h:n' and srA''" w HI be ..ped Hi so tiitit !'irt v.:il be no dnnT"r of (:' Mi-alli r In.vs cett in tr bevom; ihiir dip'li. No cue will .,(it the v.r-tef ee, j,; at k:iiu?.i-. tions. wh. i it!. i w :H I e in ch:u K ". A spi !tiK board w ill be furmsti-

LAKE GO.

'ihursdav, July 11, l!Jlt

CITIES NEARLY ALL PROHIBIT LOAFING

ed for the o'.l.-t do- k. her.- i !i. -i i v tn s,I ! '" ;s now : would at i the gi n ni w i ' 1 I e pre

v s at tints: K'.od

end of th. w a : . r f u r

s if i:,0 sunurit r l at. d i'.-r

a in ren oil

LPURE FOOD GROCER

ther.-

Sf f:tl

at I'aM j A pro- ! day and '

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1 be 1 est rue? ion fT .v.-u in -coiu

-- -in! itlrdH w ii! be studo-.l and rh si. inns will j.-i-. " i i-Ik-- on j

Federal Officers at State Capital Are Busy With Lake County Men Charged With Various Offenses.

t first ml. It will he u p. ti.-t of ir.i rue-

on .'s w,;; ti.s en teri a i i trv ri l n id fun. II Seoul vh i p ssibiy tan shot, id i-!an

U. S. Food Administration License iSfo. G 13773 Single H. Stamps With Groceries Week-End Savings in Pure Foods For Friday and Saturday July 12 th and 13 th

1NM A N A P ii..-. 1 ;-.. lilirke Of Hail, 11;. I!,. , I;, e..unterteiter, vvas iirrcsi. to 1 ik! pn! is v.sterdnv

laiv 11 John i , an allege, 1 .1 and brought by Frank S.

oy Kicout

Column

EMJPI.O rESlTT Terser, s ii.ivini; to s t t rti t wor t hy bo;, s should conuou! le." 'e V Hiiarters. Jul tto

ETIKEAtT. ,'-.1 re t i:,; rv t

tor 1. ,i ! wo: K i i;h Si out head- j i f f ice bet ,v eti i

Tof fh'fif Cucumbers 3,000 Extra Fancy Long Green Hot House Cucumbers Regular price 15c to 20c Most of them a foot or more in length, -4 jT come and take your pick, while they last JL J

- and p. at any time, to secure wor

and uniforms. t Scouts desirin.;; tlieir ntini( t h' Write ve.ur r.ame. rhone number and

(ould work and hand it tive or to the secretary ; room if the Scout loom

i:i. or pnone Hammond 74 A l umber of Scouts wish ; to tarn money for camp

work should ii.biualter'i at j-Udress. use.

lea v e once, tele-

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to the ex'. line Ked Cross

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INDIANAJPOLIS KAXES GOOD. riev. Millard l'tl'iii"!!'. a Sout c, ini.-sioner of n-liana pi lis. visited hei,louartris recenrre. Mr. l-ili'no.-e reports that Iiidiar.apc.',;s -couts asked for $3."00 for ti-,r. ears' budget, but the people responded with over ' H .' " Ti in a

one we.-iis t ainr.tv.jtn. I He v t r:i mo'i v

secured has been invested in a tifty-

f a rrri for fhe Se.'UiS. where ft fine

ini;; place, a p.-t inaiierit caniplne croun l

and an nth'.e!.' !VM are fealurefi. 1

I I.eain. dej.utv li.it ed States marshal, iliui ke, w ho is a 'anroiian. is alleged to ili.tve n.a tn: fact u r. d coins and cuntcr- ! f'ei' 'iti'"iu'us. A !are amount of I pii ra pherna 1 lit. -u. h as Wo.hI and p'.nster : molds used for urikinK ,M1 cent coins. v ere eonu.ecated by Thomas K. Hulls,

secret s.'Miee p.K.-nt mid brought, to India, uipolis. Federal officials said Iturkt w as enx.it-'ed in the man u f ot u re ef th.t eountf rf eit'.; s' apparatus w hich he in-

J tended to s. '.I. j Androy Nn koloff of r,nrv. arrested or

Federal warrant chrirKins violations f tic white slave law. wa.i also hroupht

I to I mi inuii pol is and is bel"jt held in the I Marion county Jail. He w ill ! returned J to .New Orleans, l.a. It is alleged l.t j transported Miss Virginia Crist front i Xew Orleans to Gi.ry.

Seven Lake county men. former saloon keepers, arrested en chaises of

i brmtrinpr iritoxioatms liquor inio the i state, waived examination when arraigned before T'nited States Oor.iiTiisvner i Surprise at Hammond and were released j on Jl.O'iO bond eaeji. peinlniK action by i the n xt Federal f raud jurv. The loeu iare Ziva. ilakruv, Hamiuoridt Meyer Hill, Indiana Harbor: John Hyzy. Indi-

SFEciAt. To The Times. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind . July 11. With the enforcement of the work or fight orders and anti-loaflns: regulations in Indiana cities, the labor supply in the state today was reported to be about eyual to the demand. In some rural dii-tricts some farmers hive experienced a great deal of dif-ft-ully in procuring help, but the Rerieral labor situation on farms has been taken care of by city dwellers giving their spare time to working in the country; by ihe lnited States Hoy Working Keserve. which has placed '.bout. 10. null you'hs on farms, and by the ant i -loafing orders. I'raetnally every !arjr city in the state has enacted ordinarn-ts prehibiting loafinu and -pt-cif Ik that every ablebodied man must work a certain number of hours each week. Such an ordinance went Into effet in this city nd rhief of roliee Coffin has planned to enforce it strictly. In tines where such iaw-s have not b'en enacted police authorities hnve been prohibiting Inaf.iiK on the city streets or in pool roon and other Kathcrlnjr places. forciiiK the ''ers to foke up some cla-sS ef work Hundreds of ol iks uJ rollers erpaced in rion-essntlal occupations prior to July l arc now working on farms jnd in other such places. Most of those who hanged occupations since; that time h p registered men end ate iri iuued m the work or riprht regulations issued by the war department and affect in 5 only ttu n of th" ("raft age. Th- 'ai-fte number of women who have been taking up the work of no-n has alo jrti-'tlv aided in fol.:nc the labor question. Th- I'nited States employment bureau here announced that thousand; of women are new doiiiif work in lndian.-i which was formerly done by men.

RECEIVED WORD OF I FATHER'S DEATH j Mrs J. W. Melser. ?,7 Maywr.od I avenue and John and Jesse Moriarity. ef Hammon 1. todav re'-fivrd word -f jthe death of their father, rat rick Mor

iarity. at Tippecanoe. Ind . and left this tiiornine to attend the funeial.

! nu t Harbor; I'et.-r Mazrunas. Last !.a-,-o; Charles Musulin. Joe Was! land Paul Turik ai! of Whit ins.

t'h V'e;

ICO ME FT WANTED.

- IREJEGTD MEN HAVE

THEIR OPPORTUNITY HOW

NOW COMES THE FOOT SPECIALIST

An old established ladies' outfitting establishment is in need of a good Polish-speaking saleslady. If you are a good saleslady you can easily earn $25 a week. In answering kindly state where last employed. Write S. J., Lake County Times, Hammond, Ind.

briro number u to i a stirs and Pipriit;!! for Sc

. Fresh Milled Rolled Oats, per 0 ry KJCLZS lb.. 6c : 10 pounds for C

Sp ne-ed train as- S A stV.-ji:'. 1

will be ftr. 1 . tnmencin and any man who ran sr.: a week should report t. quarters at oece.

f men

arsis', an 'U' t: ins1 r 1

rte.vt Sunl"y re an ever, r, f-'c.iut he;oi-

lb., 6C; 10 pounds for.

Jll Currant, Crab Apple and Grape Jelly, &iiy in good size glasses. Week End a Sale prioe, each JL 4C

Fine Prepared Mus-

'JLULUrLl tard, large 20 oz. glass

jar priced at

SCOUTTiIASTEBS' ECECOI..

Pate of opening a Sc-.n;tm

"ters t rai c-

inr school w ill be announeed o.n. Men who tan spare the time should take tin's course and ,'it themselves to be. tue bailors in the greatest movement f.-r

j 111' HI-tlMOK L'l l':il OlLl...:il III! L

world has ever seen. A short course of Intensive traoiir. -will be s,-iven at this lime In order to pet a number of men into the work at oner.. Later a heavier cense will be offered.

73 Extra Fanrv Tinv Babv Lima pr Beans Beans, per lb,..'. 1 7 C fl Pajo Cleanser, regular -jf r Lsleanser 25C cans at 19c

Lye?

Red Seal Brand Lye, regular 12c

Tio Quality Bulk Noodles, all shapes.

ans at.

J Jiacarom aua pagnetti, n

regular 18c quality, per lb JL J ijrisv- Dunham Fresh Keep- r rf KOCOunU ting Cocoanut, 1 lb. pkgO O C kJUJZ UrlTlKS and Iron Drink, - rl per bottle jOlC

1 7)7 Northland Brand Yellow rUmSpiums, No. n cans J & C,

T-T s Family Lake Herring, former! v !

1 my called Lake Whitensh.

6 lb. pails ,

Our Week-End Drug Specials Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets For constipation, 25c bottle -special J OC Hfnkle's Pills for Constipation 100 In bottle, regular price S5c. Special J J(J Caldwell's Syrup of Pep- - r sin $1 p'.ze, special OisC Alcohol ( non-beverage) I'seJ for medicinal use only, regular price S-oz.. 75--. Special y DOC

Toilet Articles Voddbury Face Cream or fowler. 2.")G box special 18c

ii erma tI Jia i r Brufh Cush iond bark, n-ulf ir'1 bri.-t C5. a stun r-

ri l ..

$1.29

ro.idre Tf His Pice Inv,r--An i'.'iport'd r'ce powder. Psular 5 'c 'aluo. Snecia! per - 29c S rr phony L.vvn Fox Paper T.,o tlr.ts. 6ee v;,i, j ry !i-;"h: r JL

NO SUGAR FOR DRINKS

Tke county food ndininlst raor have received word from bendqu iff e i -s at lndlanaiils th.it no sugar cpn be iold rr used for 'he making of l-monvl" or other soft drinks for pieriteH. s-i inl.. Keel Cross bnzaars. Application for sugar order blank ran h made hy mercl anis to Frank O'Rourke in the Northern States Life Insurance offices at Hammond, or to local food nwnturs l:i other cities of the county. JAILED SOLDIER DEFENDS UNIFORM

Bars Let Down on Physical Qualifications for Volunteer Enlistments. There bus j;;t ! n i . e. i. d -H : 11 tb.e army recrtminp stjtt'ons order? illowitii; tiie en' ran. e into the service of men v.bo have h.eretofo.e b. -. n rejected on .'.or-omit of physical defects. s;nh as deleetive e.-.esiuht. b-arins. loss of teeth, curvature of the KI'Uic, loss of f,iiKr3 and ihumb. loss of te.es. lack of weight, heiuhl and chesi measurement. P is renins' tod flint every m.'in who has not been registered, and who has been rejected rerr.it at the Hiimmonl recruiting bfati. n for v -e xnminat ion. The reec!ion of men in the volunteer service who have nf erna rds been c pted in t- iir.it: has been a cause of consider:-!.' d:.sa ' is fact i n.

Naii'.-.i of men who have rn d.-pirie 1 siie.e i:ii repo;-;: Ail-eii .s'teiti. Hurt .1. Kiiey, Masierton. l.Citner C. Porter. Cannula. Kohort S. M-ilitnlev.

Sohafi. r, W lie s I. ape. John . I'lirl'ii. Joseph Corne'us p. Moynnhiin. ' Nick J. nanny. Ki'uer I'. F. Kauak. Fvan?lo .1

This i certainly an ape o? specialization. Maybe that is why it Is an ape of sili h unpi e -edented progress. The latest is the foot specialist., : h lean who makes a study of the human foot and of how to correct and iiVifMiin" the troubles that it Is l.eir f . There is a college in rnicas-.n c ndueted bv IV. Mm. M. Scholl. th" well known foot authority, where nothing- but foot anatomy and the srivine of foot comfort Is taught. The foreRoin remarks are suggested nv i he announcement of Mini's Shoe Store Department, of this c:ty. that a trot specialist from '"hieao. trained personally bv Dr. Scholl, will be at that store from July 12 to 13th to demonstrate the isehrd! Foot Comfort Appliances, to examine feet and sive nrtviif without charge. We predict a busy time for him.

Challenged in a cell st the Hammond police station to defend his uniform. Fd P Welide. a deser'er from the rjuart'rmaster's corps at I. eon Sprint!0. Tex . did as he was dared. The fellow prisoner who insulted the uniform los' several teeth and sustained a broken jnvv in th fight that followed. Vvejo was taken to Indianapolis last night by S'-r-geant V ! h.

K. Pa; sop M "ad.

listed and Pyrori C. Nick IT. i:imer V.

Koberi Perry, W. C.ctzii.Ker, ;e.-. P. i ".arret!. ;t lia-i, Stanley Kouiis. T'-avid

FeiPlinp, (.'lias. J.

llTME TIMES' j

COLUMN

VILE DANCE PUT ON AT CARNIVAL (Continued from page one.) was a vile dance This abominable abdominal contortion was the most eutraeeous obscene exhibit'nn Imaginable. That a city assuming to be an at h enemy of vice should permit the minds of its younsr men to be poisoned by su'-h profligate practices, especially at a time when the fate of the nation depends upon the physi-al supremacy of its young manhood is hard to understand. r; a m n 1. 1 c; i p ktt eh e d. Gambling was at full height as the reported departed Wheels of fortune, were spinning and scores were shelling our hard earned dimes and fjuartcrs to loss rlngrn and balis and buy chances on pennants, dolls, flowers, candy, fruit, live poultry and Jewelry. The carnival is in the midst of a wee!', of great prosperity. Thousands of dollars are goins from the pockets the people into Its ce-ffrs It wiil bieed Hammond and Weyt Hammond j :.t us carnivals always do. Will. Al THORITIl-.'S lTEH F.Kf And word has been passed around that Saturday nipht ail restraint will be removed and the show opened wide. The dancers, a young fellow whispered confidentially, will then give special exhibitions. Pnless Mayor Paul Kamradt and Chief of Police Nitz act it will be W. Hammond's wildest night, and it has had some wild ones. J5aikroot knew v. ell enough what would happen if the show had booked in Harcrc.ond. The Lake County Council of Defense would have stopped it in a Jiffy.

Be a War Saver.

NAMES MEN TO TAKE SOLDIER VOTES TlMi.s O'-r.EAi-. AT STtTH c.vr-tTvi..

I l.iIAN.lI.Ie, Ind.. Jui 11 I'invi erm-r Hoodri I today nam-d the follow -j Ing com miss i' -ne rs to register and vote

ail Indiana soiiierr. m ranionit.rms in

DENIES HURLEY

j Am ricr. : I-'red Hoke of In-ii .-map. -lis

and I ho'iuis yi - nnn or M-yni"U'. Demoera'si t 'haiks o RoenM' r of Ii.diatiapolis uti-i Fred F.wing of Princeton, Mrpublieans.

STATEMENT

Mrs. John Haney. 45 Piblcy street, denies the statement of John Hurley, arrested yesterday, that he ever roomed al that number. Hurlej's address is given as 13 Sibley street, but Mrs. Haney denies his assertion.

McALEER AT SANITARIUM

Atchison American Beet Susar American Car Fdry. Anaconda American Smelting P-ooklvti Kapid Transit Ilaldwln Locomotive Paltimi re and Ohio Canadian Pacific American Can Co. New York Central Colorado Fuel

Central Leather Chesapeake and Ohio Crucible Steel American Steel Fdrs. "Jetieral Kleotrlc ("treat Northern Mexican Petroleum Norfo'k and Western

ti The Coolest Place in Town. j

ii Orpheum.'.Theaire

-TODAY-

O'!

Frank Mills in My Husband's Friend'

Al6o Universal Weekly and t Pathe Comedy. t FRIDAY Constance Talmadge -in"The Shuttle" j. Conptanco Talmadge is at hfr br-Rt as ihe deliehtful 1 eroirtf.' of f "The Shuttle."

V J MeA. r of the law firm of McA'.er. Dorsev & (.lili.tt. is at a sani

tarium in St. Joseph, Mich., suffering I Texa

lioru an atta'-x of rheumatism.

Scene from D. W. Griffith's Supreme Triumph, "Hearts of the World," Orpheum, July 22-23-24-25

Week-End Candy Specials

Salted Almonds Our regular stock, selling regularly w at pne lb. Special it h... OC

Cracker Jack Now se! packs Sp.jol.-i! sa, per yariifp

Newport Mints A dulnty af'er Pute Sucsr Prick '"and;. tt nrl'.nner mint. Our regular price ped. six fe-.ors in a bundle, lee per package 15c. Special . vaiue. Special Sh'c each j JC Trice per bur.d'e

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V. S. Steel lo.3H I'tah Copper si Western I'nion 7'j Vabash 304 Willys Overland 10 'i

Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Coal Reading American Sugar Southern Kailvvay

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CHICAGO GRAIN TVTm3. Corn Aug. 1.39; July, $1.59: Sept.. $1 .5?':. i '.-its Aug., 71c: July, 74ic: Sept., 70 itc.

Coming Monday. July P", 1' 18. 19 "Thda Fara in Cleopatra."

DeLuxe :: Theatre

TODAY AND FRIDAY "THE DOCTOR AND THE WOMAN" Every Friday, starting July 12. this theater has been ee'cted by The Committee on Public Information to run The Allies Official War Review

Signed by George Creel and en-doi-ped by President Wocdrow i

Wilson.

-SATURDAY-

Gladys Brockwell An All Star CaFt "FOR LIBERTY" And the last chapter of The Boy Scouts to the Rescue.

SUNDAY AND MONDAY "Womanhood, the Glory of the Nation" An intensely interesting play.

PAST I M E

-TODAY-

NEAL HART The new and thriiline westtrn fe.ituro "QUICK TRIGGERS" Also Two Reel L-Ko Comedy. TOMORROW The Great Romantic Star Francin X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne "The Brass Check"

S1JOU TODA

JACK LIVINGSTON in a Trianrle feat'Jre 'WHO IS TO BLAME' FRIDAY 1 DAY ONLY 'CLEOPATRA" "cht reels of sensational and thr ins scenc!. ADMISSION 6c AND 15c

5 DAYS ONLY COMMENCING WILLIAM FOX PRESENTS

HEDA

AKA in

CHICAGO LITE STOCK. H..p Re eipto. "I.OOO: market.- active; r-mrh. $1 3S fT 16 4 '': liRht. SIT. 101? 6i. pi''"-'. $15 40-W7.: bulk. $lf..8fi 17.5": bu'.-li-r?. i!7.15'(i .hi; packers, $! 50 '.i

17.13 Cattle P.eipl. 12. .100; market. Pt'aly to Ftrutic; beevrs. $ 1 1. 75 tl l S.l 1 : Cows-heiferR. ?S.1j'G 14.75: Ptockers-fefd'-r-, $8 'i0fj 13. "0. canners. $7. 15 -pi 6 IS. ral J15.5"'c 17.:."; butchers, S.15 t: 14.75. CHICAGO PRODTJCS. En t re r-- "rea mrry exir:; 4'.: rreamery t:isr. i2: firs':-. 4f',.S-r; ercnil. SS', '( 89 '(. Kkk? t r Jiiiarb's. ,"5f-"7'-; firsts. 37 4 Live l-otiltry F.-mN. t"'': flucks. 2 IV; Kfes . 14 '" l.'r; sprint:?. 33Sf S6-; turkeys. -"" V,a! :.n to fif lbs. II--: rO to SO 'hs.. 21 V 2"c: ?'i to 1 1 r "l-.s.. :3-tf 23 --e;

far...-. 240. r.vrrwi'inhl kuln .ys. '. " 20c; !

roa'S'.-. lofrlc. rotators far?. ."0; r.rw j-prins, $2.75 J? 3.00.

DIRECT FROM THE COLONIAL THEATRE The Premier Siren of the Screen Portrays the Passions ef EGYPT'S VAMPIRE QUEEN THE MOST STUPENDOUS AND SENSATIONAL SUPER-VAMPIRE PHOTO SPECTACLE IN 10 Immense Acts 10 !T REPRESENTS THE CO-ORDINATED PLAYING OF 30.0CO PEOPLE.

1 ft i

Tho Devil Surely Was Her se. for in Her Veins Ran Liquid Fire.

See Tnedr. Bara Costumed Dazzling. Daring Gowns of Magnificence.

DON'T MISS The Greatest Vampire Play of the Ages Shown Here at Popular Prices. Matinee 1:30 and 3:30. Evenings continuous 6:30 to 11 p. m. orchestra at every enow. Attend the matinee and avoid the evening'3 rush.

Full

Join the War Savers army.

craltrpctr Ma be enjoyed Monday, Tuesday, oVtfa ?1T

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Music by Stirling. Wiil Rem 10 Responsible Pauses for Informal Club Donees, INDIANA HARBOR. OJlie Sirlin Manager