Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 42, Hammond, Lake County, 30 July 1918 — Page 2

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juiesaay, July 30, 1918. .-'LMi-J. U i 1 . ii. GERMANS GIVEN SWEATER STYLES FOR FALL DAYS VARY; SLIP-ONS THAT HAVE SLfcUVtS ruf ulAR 0. S. 15 '" I GIGANTIC FORCE -

THE TIMES' EH

Just the word -'COAL" ought to be enough at this time of the year to bring you in with an order. Everybody in town ought to know the kind of coal we sell and the way wc handle it. Til 02 wko jijlvz ?iiii:x ous coal SAY THEY WANT NOTHING- BETTES. Try One Ton at Tast for Your Own Satisfaction.

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i Teuton and Swedish Writers ! Tell of America's Great i Man-Power and Supply Resources. STOCKHOLM. July 30 Hja'.mar Rrantlng. the noted Swedish fditor and statesman, who passed three days with General Pershing's forces In Err.nce. has returned filled with enthusiasm, r.ot only over the number and morale of iho American troops, but at the

pi'tSiice u.id t;iir... c! IZ.000 Sw eel..'..-.-.iiti.c;: to.c.cru a :ou:.U '.c. -he An.- .

j t riccn army. j Ed'tT Hrnntlnir y he found the I majority of the nun In one division were- of Swedish ext r.nt Ion. lie was I told tb.it .i'mi.ihh) Swedish-Americans

are ex pec I d at

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There Was No Quibbling or Arguing When Government Spoke; Franchise Is Granted in Ji? Tixn.

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t lie f roiu n x t i-a r. lid oori)pti- the Brinl-i-disli nun history has

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This Is An Age of Reciprocity! If wc heed your interests when you conic to us wc believe you 'will heed ours by continuing your patronage at this shop. It is on this principle that we. stand to win or lose your trade.

If this logic is correct in your case, come in and we will save you money and make you glad.

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Sii.-h a fori-.' wo st army vt Sw

k no u 11. ai sTnn 1)kfi:t it K" Mr. Hmnur,;: points out tl;at 3'i years uk 1 liistavns Adolphus. witli one-tenth as many Sveds. freed Kurope fr..;n Austri.in twnnny. t'nnim.-iitinff upon thi number of A inerii-ans in Kranee. Mr. Rrantlnc said that ote day he rode by auto j distance of 3"i) kilometers and found the I'ounl i ysid" siviu xini; with Amerl ons. their liarracks coveilns Itnmense s reus. AMKHK'WS "IIICS llll.nRFA"." He said thit In some of t he lillaes where the entire, ma'e. population is at the front, women and children were In the heartiest fraternization with the Americans, whom he describes as especially kind and chivalrous, like bi ci ildren, helping the French children in their troubles and tasks. The editor was informed there the now l.lC'.oOO Americans on and behind tiie front ar.J the besjiimliiK of 1519 will find C.'HM.OmO partly in the trenches and partly in instruction ca mps. Oen. I1 rh i n 14 's dlscij.line is strict.

iSlr. HrantitiK nbsi-rvinff that tne Ainei- ;. an soldiers salutation of officers Is much more scrupulous than the Freru-h..

through Its board of works permission for the layiiiK of ;l double street car track .n l-'orsylhe aeiiue between Chic.ik'o aenue and K.uth st. l'resldent TalmadKe of the Hammond.

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Street Car M erd;: y w i 1 ii the plan of

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PALMER SEIZES GREAT GERMAN CHEMICAL PLANT Takes Over Enemy - Owned Works in New Jersey, Holding Patents.

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Lot Us Hiurt? on Your Winter's

WASHINGTON". July no. Seizure of the Heyden Chemical Works at Garth Id.

IN. .1.. second largest corporation of its 'kind in the Vnited States, with exclusive ! ris-ht to u'-e many valuable German patients, processes and formulas for the ! j muUinff of salol. soi.ium salicylate, p.irjlcharine and other ..--products of car1 hoiic acid, was announced yesterday by I I Alien Property Custodian rainier. The I ! plant will be operated for the Kvern-

n.ent, .Mr. J alno-r saiu. ana trie patents anl formulas A m-rica nized. The H"len works, which did a business of $4.0(111.0011 last liar, were taken over, the custodian said, afrer nn investigation by Francis I'. Garvan. director of the bureau of in vest icat 1011 in the alien property custodian's office, revealed that it was owned by the Chemist he Kubrlk Von Heyd-n of Itadrbeul, Germany, the lartftst chemical company in the world, ar.d that an effort to conceal the ral ownership bad been made in 1916 by George Simon of Hriiiklyn, N. Y.. representative of the German company, aided by T. Kllett Hc-dkiri. an attorney of New- York city.

Yards: BARING AVE. B. & 0. C. M. Co. Tracks Office: 4721 Forsythe Avenue Phones: 817-948

K" ernment aK'tits tor au extension and betterment of sir. et car s.'nl- c and uith the ri'nin-M for permission, in accordance with the company's franchise, to tear up tin. pn eine.it on I'msjlhc avenue and put down a second track. Had it not bvn that the permit was really necessary in order that the government minht carry out its program, the resolution wiuld hae been passed vry reluctantly. The street cur company win petitioned and bes, eched. at Do- time Forsyth afiiue was raved, to provide a second track and lu iissnim, their part of the burden in the ,-ost of the ii;t etifent. but the prayers of the city were all in vain. Now that the pavement has been assessed against the property owners, the bcaid ordinarily would lositnte very "inch to tear up this pav. merit at this time, especially in consideration the fact that the P'opie Hre still paying thi ir assessments for this improvement. Thu position of the government in this nmtur, however, could not be ignored Bhil the required resolution was passed unanimously yesterday by the board of work. I?: n.lditif.r. it may be said that this sew.;id track, which will be laid on the east side of the present truk. will undoubtedly increase, the service which the Ktreet ar company can and will srive to the people usin this line. In the hist place. It will relieve tho cotiKe.ttion Jit the corner of C'-.icaco and Forsyth avenues where, a tP'otl many times ilunng tlit day. lives and property are placed in J. opariiy by the street cars switching, cross and reorossins the strot at a point where traffic of automolcles and pcibstrians is utiusually hea J . Second, it will enable th" comprny to Ki a ten minute service between Indiana Harbor, Fast Chicago and Hamiimii'l and to avoid to some extent the excessive crow dime of cars that now makes travel on this Im" almost unbearable during ccNtfiin hours of the .lay. I'rtsident TalmadKc said that just as soon as tiie Knvrnnioit approved the

plans and spe. iii, h t ions for this im- j provemeiit. the contract would be . t I and the work hast- led as much as pos- I Sible. j This three blocks of trai l-: constitutes a part of the $ :J,iu). mm (i program which j

the' government is lmanom.

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July 3". Atchison (, 5 American Car Fdry. $4 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 40

Baldwin Locomotive

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Baltimore and Ohio 5-i"s

Canadian Facific American Can Co. New York Central Colorado Fuel Central Leather Crucible Steel General Electric Great Northern .. Nortl.crn I-'ucir.c T'onr..,y;v..r.ia litvbbu.'jb v.. Oiit 1-VOpk-H Itea1injr American Sugar Southern I'acillo f'hfro. Mil. and St. Caul. Texas Oil U. S. Steel Western I oion Willys Overland

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Siip-on sweater wit-i s! , will bo as popular this fal as i.he sleeveless o-nes tre ciurinf, thi. "t ather. Such are fa;ihkn' whims and yet it i; i,ct a whim oithtr ."or n-e must have more protection for the cooler days. This onu is fashioned in two tones c and coiox&d tilk. The belt i.;.J -ollar art: uiuvie of tbe liLUr khado.

MUST NOT BE j USED FOR MONEY 1

RECEPTACLES

The follow!!..,' r- scitit ions o.' mi.-nd CiiHinin r !" Cinimerce the use of the 1!;:;; i-i the I';, were p:i s.-il at a i,:- ! in t--The Hammond C. .-..I- ,- calls at tenth n to ; ptibluuaiiy and ;..!n r:i i!y t:.r.H country there !,..s 1 1 :i .0 v.

1 nu t ice of 1 a rrj i r: r: llaif hori.oi.t 1 1 : y ;n I-a t riot ic ( i . .is im s pa rades for r i .11 b -Mainb rs to 1 .- u.-. w orth y j'liri -.-i s. Such u e i t" the J;. is m ith.-r .ii-nne .1 revert m e in wh e h mov es t; - t- i .: 1 la :-. or the use that woIracf from its dimt fore be it Hesolved. that tro of ' un mere ii r t United States, ( Id i our country, sh-uld receptai it for mi l,.

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he Hum1 1 lunK d St -lies

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!!: l'hit.-l State; j arious pu hi ic and I :i ; r- m . s:-ions a ml

' :it 1 1 hut tops t rum d for most praise- !) ns of our country ii-r 1 -r ; m r and t r;e we ied, I our Ihj ; : u' 1 1 ! i s r. su.-h us.--, "I in any way d. -y and j-iory ; there-

DEADLY ASSAULT

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I-s.o Wilson " I la.'oii.vu.d. v as S l oll - i,d ( : 1 ' 1 HM.lli.-Ill loi-C-felonious as.'-aul t W:l-on out a i and si ir . lo .i h 1.. v.la J.-ti-lison f She is itl St. M.iTfC

VXl'L-.'!. .! t ) live. Isaac 1s beinp held jail nwaitinir the onto juries. Ikilh people a

Merrill avenue, oil by Captain -on at the West u charged with

1 int'.-nt to kill.

ish two inches deep ov. r the heart of SO 1'Uimmer avenue. rct'3 hospital and not

in the Hammond me of Leola's inre colr-red.

CHICAGO OBAIJT rUTTJH.ES. Corn Auk., Jl..".4r: July, J1.54; Sept , Oats Auk., 6ne; July, 74 c; Sept , CSc. CHICAGO UVE STOCX. IlogsIp-,-. ir,ts, ;i."ni': market, 1 .'. n 25 up: roush. ? 1 T.I n 1 7.."n : litht. Jit'. no '0 19.2.'.: pifrs. $ I ;..""'" In. 2.".; bulk. JITD". '10.2: packiiiK. $ 1 T.Oo 'n I s. Tti ; butchers. fl-S.Sd'.i 1:1. 1'n. uttl ICei-eiids. 12..",ftfi: market, slowand stronKt beeves. Sl'l.r.O'ii Is 55: cows. $7.50',: 14.2.'.; F tockt rs-feed-rs, $7.75 '1m.dO; canners. f ti.V, ': 7.25 ; calves. $16. '1,1 4t 17.25; butchers. $ 7.5') 'n 1 4.25.

CHICAOO PRODUCE. flutter Creamery extras, creamery firsts, 44c; firsts. 41' seconds. 31' 'n 4 1c. Fir its Ordinaries, :!.",!, f? .It - - c : n.Sfi 3S';c. Five I'oultry Fow Is, ZSTi 2fle;

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firsts.

ducks.

24c; geese, ltic; ppritigs. 3o; turkeys. SOc. Veal 50 to R0 lhs.. IS'frrnc: fin to 8" lbs., 19'.i20c; !"i to 11 lbs., 2" 20' : e : fancy, 21c; overweight kidney s, lofl Kc; coarse. 12 ft 15c. Fotatoes Cars. 55; Vir?r.. bbls . $5.50 fj 5.6": new. $2.4n 'a 2.R0.

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DON'T let that cut go too far. DON'T feel worried when going out. DON'T make- that joy ride a misery. ,1'ist iifai'.-o your tires nre cur through, or blown, cc;, j no revon wty Uiey are not ju-t as good ad ever. If they did not have that hole In them, would they be worth three or four dollars? Why, of course. Then why not bring them to us and have them repaired? Our 24-hour tire service is the greatest known to the Calumet region. Bring your tires in today and have them back tomorrow, a fully guaranteed Job, guaranteed to outrun the remainder of your tire. Our factory men here with eight years experience makes it possible to offer this wondesful 24-hour guarantee service. We do all kinds of Battery repairing, overhauling and charging. We ilso inspect and give advice on all makes of batteries free of charge.

HOME SERVICE DEPARTMENT IS BRANCHING OUT

Haniond Chamber at the ll.-iK 'of tic" ry. the mbb in of not be used as a offer in., 1 lor in

parades or on any occasion.

llAMMi X1. fllAMl;i:i; of CoM M ;;i;. -i;. i:- .iKSo'K i.;. ivii.si i.v, I 'res blent. AZIMOVA GREAT STAR Nazimov:i. the Kr at star of th- Mtro piit'.ins. v.ii.i.'n." which will be iri'i nt-.l at ti e F.-I.uxe Tli.-.atre on Auk. -'rid ai d Sr.l shiws hi r abiiily rs n n artistic ir-t rp"t t r of classic dancinir

CONSTRUCTION GO.

IS ITS

Vrdict for Clark Cons. Co., Against A. F. Knotts of Gary Is Returned.

The Coolest Place in Town.

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Theatre EAKMOND, VXD.

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Alice Joyce

In this phot, drama. Ires-ed as a 1 leeb Hacchus. ;-..,! of win-h-nves In h..-r h:i:r. a acrosr: h. r slrou 1 -i .-rs one hand, and a !' st ot her. she p, rforms chnnnl," tyidfyii tl

of revelry of a I'arisi in cafe. The finut N'azlmova execut dance with true artistry and p

1. ' pri-'-sfess of a iid r. v 1 ry, w i ; h a irland of grapes w it h a ti hb t i n r of irrapes in the "I. a. I'an.-e Hac-

ex nbera n t spi rit I ' ,

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trv of

I.en 'Wolf, ni.rub.r of the firm of Kaufman .x "olf. is chairman of the Home Service Iicpartriiint of the Fed Cross, and at a n:. tintf yestenhiy lift, r1 n at Liberty Hal! announced .plans to establish an 1 .Mice with permanent attendants to -ive information to ne tilers, tarh.r-:, wins, sisters and other rei-iti'.is of soldi, rs. sailors and marines, ili.-s I'att.rsoii will I e the p.-r-

f Bi'i.i.i'.Ti.v. I 1 1 1 .-, 1 1 n t seireiHiy of tie department.

TtMFTS Bi ll!:!'- I'nr Several we. (,s til" oiilce will lie ill

At Sti.tf 1 ' vv 1 t v !,. room ."."I of the Hanitiiuid Hide, and

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. July

Governor Goodrich and Harry B. Smitli, H(.r! art. u, ,,, )if rrh!f. lls tht, aujutant gren.ral, last nlgbt authorized , Hrtm,.nt !s r,.!tlJv ,( ,M in solvin8: Lake county .herlff to utUla. tic Hob art , Hu(, vu rv(, n ,ur :i:it,ent and iatrty gaiard company to pnriiue a man .lU,,u .lt)t,",, who committed a crime on a woman. The- ! ' 10 you receive umr liushand s or son s

gnaras lurrounuea mm in a swamp iuo ,

I iocs he receive ymir letters? Has he been wounded? The department is in a position to i;iM- information to relatives of soldiers as it is a u t horir.e.l by the n-'v.riinnii; and has aceiss to i n form 1 1 ion.

motion in graceful n-"-vt merits 1 were ideal Sor rejrist rat i.-n by lh. tion picture camera, i in the s. n-.-r dance is a revelation in accurate scutatioti of dance tnov . iio-nts in 11 pictures.

ditch j mo- j this 1 Pre- j tion I i i

I LArnilTI-:. IN!'.. July eft. A verdict J in favor of the pbtint Iff was returned by ithe jury late yes', r. lay aft-rnoon In the 'case of the Clark Const rui t ion Company i vs. Arnietiis 1'. Knotts of I.ake county. I which has le-. n on trial her,- for several ju-y-. The v.rdict is for 5U.r,f5.60. The 'suit had to do with a contract made by .!. j". ii-hiiit ab. ut 10 or 11 years atro for

rc-ti. n ot a t ' n it nuuoio ridv'.ay. Cary, which was never built. f--n.bnit. lib .1 a cross-complaint and cu.-d that he was a greater loser than rlaintiff for the reason that the

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to bold the rroperty 011 which It to hive Km erected. The case

GIRL WORKERS HELP BROTHERSIN TENCHES

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f ame lu re in o.no,e .

Falte c.-.mty. IMnintiff formerly obtained a verdict for $l".('i"0 in an Illinois ,-,.,.,-t. i-b.-;ne & 1 "sl.orne and Crum.er Crumn.-.cUer repra ented the l-laintiff and "William J- AVhlnery cf Jfammond and Harrow .V Fowley represvntcd the defendant.

GETS JOB IN GARY.

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"Find the Woman" Also Christy Comedy.

WEDNESDAY Louis Mereditii in "The Hand of the Law." A 1 so Fathe Comoriy. THURSDAY Earle Williams in "The Girl in His House." Alt-o fklv Kvents. FRIDAY George E'iban in "The Marcelline Millions." Also Universal Weekly and Christy Compily. SAT. AND SUN. 5 Big Vaudeville Acts.

lil'iV ill 11 f .-l tins rie.inot.iti

i.ph.ved in

a ot

governor was notified today.

Yesterda y was srread

I.lverpo

at about 1:31 the alarm that a colored woman at

throe miles east of iary.

We are open for service every day from S a. m.Sunday 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.

-12 p. m. except

Try 5s and Bo Gonvmcetl

PHONE 745-R. corner 137th and Grapevine Sts.

Indiana Harbor, Ind.

had bi en knocked down by a burly neirro and robbed of $4:.. A posse of citizens of the little burp, th-; Unhurt miiitia and the (Jury police scour.-d the countryside in sean-h of the culprit all nlcht but failed to f.r.d any trace of the thief. This morninfe- Mt 3Mh arid F.roadway Deputy Sh -riff Hassetf arrested a ni-uru by the name of .luff Crowt-U. living at 2 5 5 5 Monroe street. Cary. sivb.K the description of the robber and brought him to the police station where he is beine held for identification.

PAYTON GIVES

HIMSELF UP

Those fifty cirls are

tori- s a:il sh'.j s u irnii th, .iay thty sp.nd two evenings .very ni. -iking firsici.l cir.ssinns fur th.. Cross. The Italian woikinf iiirli

Cross unit has In . n orK-mi.:' .: by M

! Marie FruiToiie. and meets aff r ..ik hours in a rem on Jla-lison e.vtii I which is oc. upl. 1 by w i.i ::!'.y Hal

women w .ik. is fur tiiu II- J Cross u mC til" day. The same :ir!s have vol ant eer.. .'. other kinds of service tor the i

I a rm.li s ait.r vverhiiiK pours. j Mi.-s Vioh-t ii;.:vas:ivi.i sp. nt many 1 1, r evenings n-'li.-i'-tini; nioii. y, f,.r

i'.nd relief fund. The evening she c

but

MI."1H'';-N' CITY. Ind . July . -V ni. ; Sh'ad .wikv. who serve d for r-Mit y,ars as an . -ffic-r at the state prison has j 1-. signed ami lias tatken a position; with the e-ovet-nment car.rc n factory at j Ambridi-e, near Cary, at a Koodly in- 1 ( rea.-e In salary and chance for raphl !

advancement. M

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will remain here

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'FIRE SALE AT

INDIANA HARBOR

I"IVI3 NEGROES ARE ARRESTED JTIve- negroes were arrested last nigrnt In a raid on a crop game at 16 Plummer avenue, Hammond. They are Sam Tailor of 145 Plummer avenue. John Stewart. 467 Hohman St.. Larney Barns. 560 Merrill avenue. H. Thompson. 16 Plummer avenue, John Henry. Plummer Avenue. Their trial was continued until Saturday In the Hammond city court this morning by Judge Klotz.

GARY MAN NAMED. Trues Brttsnr. At Stti: Capital. INDIANAPOLIS. IND., July 30. Clarence A. Fry of Gary was named district organizer for northwestern Indiana by the V. S. Public Service Reserve.

Better to have War Savings Stamps in your safe than the bloodstained hands of the kaiser's hordes at your throat.

East Hammond Man Who Attacked Wife Now in Custody of Police.

plote i ii r on riiat her broil army, had b.e The vrit-ls

! dressiriiis a w eek. ft el si lOWS its Kfl

!t ass Fni- re.

!-., riirhtin l.i tie' I'.-i'.i n k lind' I in bat tie. turn out 2. "0.t surjl

Th- Uit.-r.-rlton 1 elation of th" wo;

ur- I A corps of clerks are. marking goods I at lew prices and the Jacob I'ogach for : store at 31 lit Mi :hiB.m avenue. Indiana icd 1 Harbor, is le-mif prepared for a Kreat j tire i.ud smoke siie to start Thursday, of at 3 a. th. Shnv.s for n.i-n, women and t ' ciii idre.-i. men's furnishitiKs and many

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o fie red.

Ernest Payton of 625 Ames avenue, Hammond, went to the Hammond police station last night and gave himself up after having a fight with his wife. Mrs. Payton, who had Just gotten out of the hospital, where she had been recovering from injuries received when the automobile in which she was riding hit another machine, claims Ernest stabbed her In the face and hea4 and shot at her, the bullet going through her waist, leaving powder marks on her. Payton is being held in jail on a charge of felonious assault.

DEATH OF BABE. Doris Kesler. four months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Devoy Kesler of 668 Howard avenue, Hammond, died at their home this morning. Rev. Bassett will hold services at their home at 7:30 tonight, and the remains will be shipped to North Judson tomorrow morning for burial in their familv lot. Undertaker Stewart in charge.

each working nitflit.

NEW MAINS ARE NECESSARY The East Chicago and Ind. Harbor Water Co. has been ordered by the board of works to extend its main and put in the necessary hydrants on Melville avenue from 141st street to Garfield avenue and on Alexander avenue from. 141st street to Canal Port avenue. It was seen that the city would have an epidemic on its hands if conditions were not corrected and the water company was accordingly ordered to install the necessary extensions. The petition for this improvement was presented by AV. E. P.oe in behalf of the Indiana Harbor Realty Co. and other

property owners along these streets, j The petition recited the fact that there

are sufficient residents on these; streets to fulfill the exactions of the franchise and to justify the city in asking the company to put in these mains.

WORK OR FIGHT ORDER APPLIED TO -- ttitpi TTcT Ci 1 j a x wf o-J-ivitO EVAN'SVILLE. Ind., July 30. As an initial step in a campaign to rid the streets of young girls without visible means of support. Judge E. H. Ireland in the city court this morning fined Edna Rizert and Addie Woods each $50 and costs under a recently enacted work or fight ordinance) The Judge Immediately suspended sentence on condition that the girls find work in the local factories and made arrangements for dr-ily reports from their employers in order to keep track of them. This :-. the first application of the work or fight law to females here and the campaign will be vigorous, accord:rp to local authorities Both girls are 1 S years of age.

GARY BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED

Buy a Thrift Stamp today.

John Kerr, a Gary building contractor, took out a permit yesterday for the erection of a two story brick residence to cost $43cf at 7:5 Carolina

De Luxe :: Theatre TODAY Herbert Rawlinson in "Smashing Through" A Gripping Story. And Pathe Weekly. WED. AND TH U RS. Clara Kimball Young in "The Claw" Also Burton Holmes and Billie Rhodes Comedy. FRIDAY AND SAT. NAZIMOVA in "REVELATION" A play of mystery, witching and charm. Also Friday Official Allied War Review. Saturday Other Splend'd attractions. SUNDAYWILLIAM FARNUM --in ROUGH AND READY

And a Ripping Good Comedy jj

PAST I IM E?

-TODAY-

ALMA RUBENS in her latest feature "THE SPHINX" TOMORROW "The Woman in the Web Also Fay Tincher in her latest fun of fering, "SOME JOB." Jam Packed With Laugh?. BIJOU TODAY A Six Reel War Picture Taken in the Trenches in France "Thirteen Nation's War"