Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 57, Hammond, Lake County, 16 August 1918 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Friday. August 16, 191S. EXCUR Pere Fflarquette, Boat No 6, Leaves Indiana Harbor at Hours 1, 3, 3 and 7. A Two nday, An Hour Cruise on the Lake. 25c Round Trip. sic, Dancing: and Refreshments.

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TU1K3 BUF.EAV. Ar State Capital. INI.JI." NAFOLIS, Ind.. Auc. 18 News from Ohio to the effect that for the third time Frank E. Willis, a "dry" republican, has been nominated fcy his farty to make the ncf for governor, was inspiring: to republicans here, who have teen holding their pears while democrats and some few members of their own party painted black pictures of what Is going to happen to t?t: republicans st the polls in Indiana in the coming campaiKi), as retribution fer the passage o? the statewide prohibition act. At Tuesday's primaries in Ohio Wil

lis was nominated by a plurality of 30,00,1 over Edwin Jones, in a total statewide republican vote of less than ;rt0.ni,'i and Ja-k Arnold, of Columbus, also ran. For many days in Indiana certain politicians hac sousht to or -ato a situation wherein republican leaders would become fearful that the

passage of the prohibition law would j

work to the disadvantage of the partv m the coming election in Novermber The real leaders of th party hero know that such malign influence is be-

ins brought to bear from quarters that ! constantly have fought ocrafnst the!

"rohibtion of jiquor in Indiana, and they already have discontinued all such efforts to weaken the party or to create oarr.patctn material "underground" for the derr.o, rr.ts. These real leader now point to the Ohio situation to show Just how sincerely the rank and file of the voters in all central western states t behind prohibition. Reports that are current here are

to tne errert teat josepn r.. orn, .ci - j

mer mayor of Indianapolis, whose political regime defeated the democrats In

j Marlon county in such a wholesale

way in two recent earr.pa.iKns. again is very active in politics in this countv throujrh several of his well-known lieutenants. It is understood that he Is

also in- league with the democrat!; j state committee in an effort to put over the democrat!- county ticket, on i which is the famous Frank I. Itaker. former pmsecutor, as a candidate, j once again. The really law-abiding j democrats of th county are thorough- j j aroused ever any att mpt of Bell to ride back into power attain and it would not he sur p ''IsinK to see them j "slaughter" the whole denoeratlp ticket here. Bell's lieutenants are plan- 1 r.lnff it is said, to attack Mayor Jew- j ett's clean administration in various ways, but there is little fear here that j any such campaign will succeed.

long as these prsons continue to take the hazards of gettinsr into the federal net. Federal authorities will be aided in their investigction of violations 01 the liquor law by reference to the list of persons who have taken out federal licences at th- office of the collector of irternl te -er.: e. to deal in lnto.v..i atir.tr liquors.

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LIQUOR TRAFFICKERS INGREASEJBDURT WORK District Attorney to Ask Anderson for Three Terms of Federal Jury .

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Likp county is swelling blind pi 5 totals to such an alarming- extent that the federal court fears it will bp swamped. L. Ert Slack, district attorney, will recommend to Judge A B. Anderson, of federal court, that three terms of thr'ederal grand Jury be conducted before next summer, instead of two terras, the .. ustomary number. Indications that the prnr.d j'try wor'.; during the next twelve months will he srreatly increased as a result of t rearrest by federal authorities of scores of persons charged with violating the federal law prohibiting the shipment of intoxicating liquors into dry territory has led the district attorney to decide to ask the court for an additional Brand Jury session. "I believe we should hold sessions "i the errand Jury in October. February End May, in order to dispose of ail the work that is pilinur up now,"' said Mi. Mr, Slack. "The f.rst session for the ensuin.c court year has been set for October 14. an earlier date than usual and I am convinced that another session should b held before the spnnK term of court." The roundup of persons charged with transporting liquor into the state from wet territory will continue, as

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J The Grotto boat excursion and picnic , at East Oh ice go today promises to sjr- ' i pass every expectation of the committee j on arrangements. One of the bent, his- i I scsi and liveliest Masonic, crouds that ( ! have got out for a good time in many; ' moons will, unless all signs fail, asat-m- ! I Lie at the Fors;. the avenue dock or. the canal. East Chicago, tomorrow morning j at D o'clock to take the trip to Michigan ! jClt;, j

Chairman Roe of the committee on . arrangements says that the trip w.l! bo j made rain or shine, that 'ho boat will be comfortable no matter what the weather, and that there is plenty of j -iieli.r at Michigan Oil;.. If a hUh j north or northeast wind should prevail j in the morning-, a chanre will be made i tn-.d the trip will be to Lincoln Fark. j In other words, neither wind nor j weather can keep the Giotto from carry-j inc out a picnic program tomorrow. It '

Is confidently e.v'-cutod ihat. inasnveh os the weather man already has doubtless heurd of the horrible tortures which the

Grotto devil and his imps are equipped j to inflict upon those who incur their! displeasure, this weather man will hesi- ! taie long before he orders up anything: ' but a model day. with just the right j temperature, a mild rippling: breeze, with the air balmy and clear with tempered '. sunshine. This will be an excellent opportunity ; for East Chicago. Hammond. V.hitinjfi and Gary Masons to pet acquainted with ' each other and to have an excellent sum- : mer social time. ' j Every member who goes will be ex-I pectcd to wear his fez. A special fi;s- i pensation from the Grand Monarch was ' secured granting members this rriv- ! Uege. i

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It's the circus that's th fiucstion of th. hour in Hammond at le ist for the small boys of six. as well as for thosf a; sixty. The billboards, barns and deac wails are announcing with all the fluency of pictorial art the coming of tho Hasenbeck-Wallace Circus. And already preparations are bcinj made for i,e on big holiday event of the year, acknowledged to be better than Christmas and tho Fourth of July put together circus day, with its manifold promises.- About the time the milkman is making hla rounds on the morning of Sunday, Aur. IS. the first of the three, long trair.3 of yellow car3 will be oorainff. slowly pullins into the railroad yards. Much is promised by Edward Ballard, manager of the Hasenbcck-Wallace Circus, this sea-son. The show has reached such a a'iza that it is causing the runroads considerable uneasiness to handle the trains, and. in short, ii t'-'y were

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w ho slides on his head down a long j silver wire from the topmost pinnacle ; of the arena; the Marvelous Perchctto j troupe o.f acrobats from the Hoyal Cir-t cus. Amsterdam. Holland; the Cottrell-j

Fowe'i Trio of riders from the London Hippodrome; I.a Rose Marguerite, the society equestrienne, with her tango

horses; the Cevene Sextette, wire artists, ;

and almost 200 other features. The Haenbeck trRir.ed wild anima!3 form a bis feature of the show. In an immense steel arena will be seen lions. Users, leornrds. rolar bears and other wild

beasts broken to perform marvelous feats. Dunns the cngn cement, which Is for a

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