Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 63, Hammond, Lake County, 23 August 1918 — Page 2

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You will not "miss it" if you make your -wife or anvoce a present of our Silverware cr Cut Glass. Our stock in all departments is cow full and it is time to be looking: around for your purchases. You will look no further when you see our magnificent wares so moderately priced. We are making a special drive on Diamonds. CARROLL & NEWTON

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Walter rvtky. a termer well known nr.pmbprs of the Gary police fore under th Knotts and Johrsm administration. In? been wounded in action in l-'ra tice. his in .-t lie r. Mrs. Katy I'fiky, of Indiana Harhnr, receiving a telegram from adjutant general yesterday afl'rmn which read: '"Washlr.KtrT. P. C . Auj !5. "Mr?. Kate Pe'ky. "3723 I'ffrh street, "Indiana Harbor. Ird "We reirret to inform you that i is orficisliy reported that Torpor;'.! Yalter Petky. Irfanirv, was wounded in anion August -4. degree undetermined. This department has no further information. "HARRIS. "Acting Adjutant General." Petky is an experienced soldier having ser-ed out n full enlistment in the artillery previous to the war. EAST CHICAGO BOY SCOUT DH1VE ENDED Yesterday the formal part of the Boy Scout drie in East Chicago came to an end. hut the canvass has been only parItially completed aod while Field fcout Commissioner Weston leaves tomorrow for his home in Wisconsin, yet the drive will go rierht on until the city has been canvassed and the requisite amount ob tained. At the dinner last nlpht the Industrial committee under C. H. True reported ji".f'00 subscribed and only 50 per cent iof the plants heard from. Other teams I reported as follows: Chamber of Comijr.t r. e. $2,499.50: Klks. $58; Woodmen. 2Z0; K. of P.. $212; Moose. $19. I No reports were received from the K. of C. and I. O. O. F. The members of the former team have been busy working; on the indutrial committee. There must be no let-up on the work of those committees that still have cards out. In order to pay organization expense and provide for shrinkage it is cry much desired that at least $12. '"'00 he raised. Are you a War Saver? 81 STATE STREET. ...41p ...34d ...34o .. 16C 16 24c ...18c ...20C ...28? ...28c ..24c ...20 .55 are . . . : , cooled. Send Oar " Cut Glass. OCAO OPTICIANS 303. Hammond, Ind.

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ATJJBEBTT Indiana Harbor Han Arrested on Nasty Chargs, Gets Away Unmolested. W. ? i!t. Indiana Harbor the iv.-in who xv.-i tmind over to tne circuit court under h. avy bond, on a statutory char ft-. iS II" w ,-n lfll,.f This Is the second tin-.e that Osier his been Riven h:s liberty since his arrest on complaint of parents of a little ftirl llvin In K.ist Chicago. After his arrest, he furnished bond with Room Ooorpio as surety. li-fore his trial, "leorgio withdrew his bond and slr was put in Then leputy Sheriff Olds, who sjid that he was acting under instructions from the sheriff's office, came to Kast C'hicafto ami took Osier to Hammond. In Hammond, it was discovered that no papers were or. tile in the sheriff's office aftainst Osier and accordingly he was released. The next morning;, however. Oslr voluntarily showed up at the Kast Chicago police station. His hearing was before the East Chtoapo city court yesterday morning. The judge took the matter under advisement until afternoon and in the interim Osier unmolested walked out of the city hall. Today, his whereabouts are unknown. Court Bailiff Ppecter says that he did not know the man's status In the city court, naturally supposing that he was under bond. The records show that evidence of a serious nature was presented against Osier and that he is bound over to the higher court. Yet he is gone and th'.re is no bond up f.p his reappearance. A search was made for him last night but at noon today his wheroabouts had not been discovered. 0 When such a large organization as that of the United States Food Clubs is undertaken many questions arise. The first one to present Itself In this case is: Why form another organization when there are so many already? The answer is easy. There is no other organization that can do the work. Many other organizations are willing to help. Many organizations have given great assist ance. The United States food administration appreciates all that has been done, but there were too many gaps left which could not be ignored. Fiy working through existing organizations some homes would be reached through half a dozen different sources. The great majority of homes, however, were not reached at all. It was necessary that these homes be reached to keep them in touch with the needs of the hour. Hence the ' 'iod clubs. There is another reason why existing organizations could not satisfy nil requirements. A !iterar society, for example, would meet to discuss food problems. The, same program would be given, perhaps, aji that carried out by a food club. The literary society would still think of itself as a literary society doing work different from Its usual line. The food club, on the other hand, realizes that it Is doing its own work. When four thousand food clubs am at work, conscious that they are doing the work for which they were created, there will he greater interest and greater results than would otherwise be possible. A special organization is necessary to fight our food battles at home Just as surely as a special organization was needed to fight the battle.i in France. The war department created the national army. The United States food administration for Indiana Is organizing the United States food clubs. Be ready to Join a United States food club in your neighborhood. rSpiriAi, To The) Timss CROWN POIXT. IND., Aug. 23. The bonds on the MaoCrncken road was sold yesterday through the agency of the First National Bank of Crown I'oint to Breed. Elliot and Harrison of Indianapolis tor J42.O0O including no premium. The road when completed starts from Twenty-first avenue at the Pennsylvania depot, Gary, going enst and connecting with the Barnes road at the Calumet and Hobart township lines, giving the only direct east and west road from Gary to Kast Gary. The Barnes road is now- being constructed and the United Construction company of Hammond have the contract for building the MacCracken road. GARY NEEDS DISEASE ACT Recently Dr. King of the Indiana State Board of Health presented a form cf an ordinance for prevention and cure of venereal diseases. That form was written after. cAreful consideration by medical men in thft United States army and its operation would ameliorate, isolate and cura people having these diseases. Present army rerjuirements and close See LJiS and See Better

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LEADING TWIRLER OF SERVICE TEAMS 1 X" j , r, V Jack Ryan. Jeck Ryr.n, for years th ladinpr pitcher or tit Pacific Coat kgie a a member of the San Prancico Seals, ia still setting the J?ac tor the hurler In that circuit. This time it's a league of service teams on tine coast. Ryan is chief machiniafa mat at the naval training station. study rebultiiitf from hes ills clearly show imperative need for remedluble and necessary. No rton would be injured thereby ex-ept profiteers from whose strenuous opposition, delay if not prevention of the needed law seems to have arisen. Probably lees than 100 persons in Gary make profits from these licenses but the well fare of the other 50,0 fn people rule. This measure is imperatively needed. Clean reasonable people demand !t. H. E. GRAHAM. Member of Committee of Fif'een. SHERIFF BARNES !SAPPG1NTED Gov. Goodrich Names Lake Co. Man As Prison Meeting Delegate in N. Y. rPr-EriAL To Thh Times. CROWN POINT, 1NP.. Aus. 23. Sheriff L. E. Barnes of this county has been named by Gov. floodrich as one of fourteen Hoosler delegates to the annual congress of the American Prison Association, which meets In New York city Oct. 14 to Oct IS. The delegates are O. A. H. Shideler, superintendent of the Indiana Reformatory at Jeffersonville; Charles A. McGonagle, superintendent of the Tndiana Boys' School, PlalnP.eld: William J. Sayres, Muncie, member of the board of state charities; Amos W. Butler. Indianapolis, secretary of the bonrd of state charities: Judge ames A. Collins. Criminal Court, Marlon county; Judfre Willis S. Kllis. Anderson, Madison Superior Court; .Tudfte Warren N. llauck, Dearborn Circuit Court; Judge James 8. Drake. Klkhart Circuit Court: .Iude James S. Caldwell, Tippecanoe Circuit Court; Judge S. I. Vandeveer, Gibson County: George C. CofTin, chief of police, Indianapolis: I.. B. Barnes, sheriff. Lake County; William Habbe. sheriff. Vnrderburg County: O. P. .Wright, sheriff. Grant County; Harvey I,. McCord. sheriff. Jackson County. SPURN 'NUT' IDEA Bt Uniteo Phfss I nv cmni K.s (.koat. WASHINGTON. Aug. 23 American Masonic leaders today spurned the idea that Masonry in this country will lend itself to what is believed to be a peace propaganda movement with the Germanic Masonry. A recent. Masonic conference In Germay was thought to be backed by the kaiser, who wanted American Masons to be infiueced by the Teutonic organization. "The true Free Masons of the United States do not desire to aid In hrlsini? about any kind of peace except such a one as shall meet the full approval of the government of the United States." said George F. Moore, sovereign grand rommader of the supreme council, southern jurisdiction, Pcottlsh Rite Masons. He added the Americans will not be propagandists. It may be said that there Is general agreement here with the statement of General March thai the war will end next year, provided America puts its SHERIFF'S SALE. STATE OF INDIANA ) (ss: No. 13?04 COUNTT OF LAKE ) Lake Superior Court. 191S. LeGrand T. Meyar March Term, vs. Julian H. Youche, et al. By virtue f an order of s.ile to me directed from the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court. I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at ihe east door of the Court

House in Lrown Point. Indiana, on Saturday, the 31st Day of August, 1918, between the hours of ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. Jf , the rents and profits for a period not exceeding Beven years, of the folk, wing described real eatate. to-wit: Lot seven (7) In RIock three (3) in Towle and Young's addition to tiie City of H.tmi:; '., Lake County. Indiana. If said rents an .1 profits will not sell for a sufficient sum t . satisfy said decree, interest and costs. I will at the same time and place offer for sale the fee simple in and to said ral estate, cr so much thereof as may b sufficient to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs and accruing costs. Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement laws and without redemption. Taken as the property of Julian H. Youche, et al., at the suit of LeGrand T. Meyer. LEWIS E. BARNES. Sheriff Lake County, Ind, ; L. T. MEYER. Atfy for Plaintiff. i 8-15-23

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Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Druggists refund money if it fails. 25c soul into the ta.-k and accomplishes the amMt'inis war power schedule already projected. KAISER BILL ! BURNS IN REAL i HELL FIRE "To Hell With the r':1ou. starting todav. t'on has l.een said, e Kal.-erl" At the Thin exclnmaeither silently or nerlcans and lov aloud, by patriotic ers of decency everywhere Everyone nsrrees that the nionster of Europe !-a not fit to live anywhere else. iJ,:t In the multiple-reel .Screen classics. Inc. featuie. tho expression I- taken literally. Th Merlin bei.-r l. actually How bo get . of him after est;rp part It is o n I y '. i t : 1 pvpyi'j iiow n in ' he hot there and what ! ? ice ills liiilval. f irm :f this wondeif, a in rt. however now r.istorn a. rriiimice and vivid drann Americans li jnp in IZ ;: t '' lending rlir.n c-1 instrumental in l.r;ni:r rrmendous denouement A r .e demands dir- penalty for the f,;te that overtakes her little sister "at the hands of the dastardly Grown Prince. "To Hell With the Kaiser" ' the ieatest a rrai pi. m-n t of Prussianlsm s lid the Hohenzr.l lei ns ever made. It Is America's challenge to bestiality and "1 r i Kh tf ulness." AT THE DE LUXE Good bill at the Pel. tlx ton Constance Ta!madre in "A Pair of Silk Stockings." and the preot war pie- j lures tomorrow nifrht. ! Bessie Barriscale, famous as a do-! lineator of emotional characters on th I screen, r.as one or the B.'-rt rrits of her entire career ;n the Thomas H. Ince several part dramatic photoplay. "Those Who Pay " Besyle Barriscale has appeared in a long list of ince successes, but never! before has she portrayed a r-'.le tf uch scope as the one. she depicts so ekilifullv in "Those Who Puy." Bessie F.arriscale'a rise to fam was i simultaneous with iir. InT'n ascend ency, for she was on of the fi younft women to he started fcreat productions that frai'd In prominence PERSHING THOOF3 AT THE ORPHEUM The committee on Public Information. Division of Films, of which Chas. P Hart, is director, will offer at the Hammond Orpheum, stnrtintr Mondav the first of ictal United States war film entitled, "Pershlnff's Crusaders." in eight reels. This feature has been photographed by the U. S. Signal Corps and navy photographers and camera men of the French General Staff. It shows how everv man. woman arid child is helping Uncle fam, with Interesting scenes showing the progress being made in shipbuilding, aeroplane construction and gun and ammunition making as well as interesting phases of cantonment training. The big feature of this picture, however, is that portion, which, following the flag to France, gives the very latest news of what our boys are doing 1n the front line trenches and all over France. There will also be shown In this film a number of stirring scenes which have been tatken for the governments of France and England covering phases of American activities abroad. As all of the war pictures now being made are controlled by this committee, the film will be the first to show the true conditions now prevailing where Americans are on the fighting line. There will be daily matinees and popular war time prices will prevail. "Pershing's Crusaders is distributed by the First National Exhibitors' Circuit. Inc. Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick the Hun. r : C F

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ror pe-.t lr.fr 1n:."k and beat in iraii little wife Ge.rpe Ieach 21 Mi.-yland street, in the Gary city urt th'f mornlnft was fined Jr. and c ost ir.r In unu given a tmrfv days' tr.? county jail. 1 " d g - RUNS AWAY WITH ANOTHER'S WIFE tank o h o rn .- o f M'di.-h. a boarder in the Mr and Mrs Nick Knezoi r h f P. r-' Rhode Island street. Gary. y.-tt-rda a i ' e. rnn away with th.e landlord's taking with him $400 jn ca!,h ':0'i in Liberty bonds. an.', f. Nick hs set the officer after th il.e.nc onple-n-.t to Ket his wITbfl(k b'lt the mi.nov nfi K i ik..... bend 'ive with them.

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TOMORROW Bessie Barriscale -m"THOSE WHO PAY" And Fatty Arbuckie. :omingpy "Hearts of the World" Sept. 1st for One Week. Popular Prices, 25, ."5. 5Cc Matinee and Nirhf. !!

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COMING! Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday FOLLOWING THE FLAG TO FRANCE PersMng's Crusaders OVER HERE AND OVER THERE Taken by the U. S. Signal Corps and Navy Photographers and the French General Staff. Released by the Committee on Public Information. George Creel, Chairman.

What Our Boys are Doing in France. The Americans in the Front Line.

The Truth About the War rry npr, 1L: Thege official picture? w this city their first op portunity of Feeing our boys in action in France; to understand just what these months of preparation have brought about in combating our common enemy; to enable the worker in the munition factories, the toiler in the field, in fact, every man. woman and child who is doing his or her part to visualize the results of their labor to the present time. They will show those Who so generously subscribed to the Liberty War Loans, Red Cross Knights of Columbus. Y. M. C. A.. Salvation Army and other campaigns just what their money has accomplished. AN EYE OPENER FOR THOSE WHO HAVE LISTENED TO THE LIES OF THE HUN.

Grand Closing Week of Our August Clearing Sale J ust the time now to buy your vacation clothes at saving prices. y S Mens and young men's Outing Suits, Palm pj Beaches and Kool Kloths 10.00, $12.00 and S13.50 SILK SHIRTS 1 It will pay von to buy now for next sum- f mer's wear. Tub Silks. Broadcloth Silks, Crepe de Thine and Fibre Silks, with and

without searate collars S4.505 $5.00, $6.00 ard S7.50 MADRAS SHIRTS In Monarch and Arrow Brand qualities values up to $:.00, at $1.25. 1.50 and $2.00 . ANY STRAW HAT IN THE STORE AT HALF PRICE.

It will pay you to buy now. Straw Hat. MEN'S OXFORDS, to close.

Women's Holeproof Silk Hosethat give service. This sale, per pair

ROTHSCHILD & HIRSCH.

Friday. August 23, 1918.

COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN IRPKEUiH Theatre iBl 2IOITD. rsv. -TODAYAlice Joyce "The Highest Bidder" rl Also Universal Veekly. Past i m e TODAY EDITH STOREY in TREASURES OF THE SATURDAY THE SEA" JEWEL CARMEN in her latest fucrc"CCNFFSSIOV BY THE LION STORE. . . . earn tu trie liirvrc iauies wri.- r"-M SUNDAY, MON. AND TUES. First time, fhown in Hammond. "Our Boys Celebrating 4th of July in France" A -wonderful 2-aet picture. Don't niies it. Your boy, your neighbor's boy, your sweetheart, vour brother may be in the official ricture. Thi.3 picture is shown in addition to our rf-KHlr program. No advance in pricee. ii mii i mn i ii , -,. ri ri r i ianiMriVAiii'ii i Get a clean jn -The kind $1.25