Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 7 September 1918 — Page 2

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C1PII DEPENDS Oil REGISTERING

Many Important Offices Are to Be Filled in County on Election Day, But You Can't Help Fill Them Unless You Register . ... Special To Tks Timts 1 CROWN POINT. IND.. Sept 7 Few voters realize, judin from the ex tremely light regi rat ton in Lake counts for the fall election, how many tin! now important omoes are to ne ruled on Nr vtmbtr 5th and county leaders have trade next Tuesday a rs(!istra:ion dy for Hammond where- it Is extremely iifht. Nationally speaking, the. only office to be filled is that of ConyreRsma n from this district. Will R. Wood, who is seeking re-election cn trie Republican ticket, is being opposed by George Jlershman of Crown Point who mads the race two years ago and who was defeated. On the state ticket ther ere thirteen offices to be filled. The auditor, treasurer, secretary of state, clerk of the supreme court. mpertnten lent of schools, state Efologrtst. aiij four nicmb' rs of the appelate court are the- principal cnes on this ticket, but interest In I-aUe county centers around Judge Willis C MfVahin of the circuit court a? Crown Point who is stckins the place on the appelate bench to be vacated by Judge John CI. Ibaoh of Hammond, who declined to stand for re-election. All of the county offices are to be filled except auditor, recorder and circuit judge, who are all hold-overs. For clerk of the, circuit and superior courts, the present Incumbent. Herbert Whc-atrtn. republican, is bain opposed by Chester Dunn who win paying- teller of the Gary Trust & Savings Efank. end a democrat. For treasurer. Ieputy Treasurer Rtlph B. Bradford, whose slogan in the recent primaries Vote For Brad covred the county from the Kankakee to P.oby. and who is the republican tirmlnee. has ss his opponent -Billy" Wolter. ex-treasurer of Hammond. For sheriff. Lew Barnes, the present republican Incumbent is out for a second term, and Frark Strickland, the Lowell auctioneer 13 his democratic opponent. For prosecuting attorney Prosecutor Clyde Hunter has no opposition, and neither has Judge Re.ter for re-election to room one of the superior court. Judge Hardy and Judge Greenwald will both be on the republican ticket for re-el'c-tion. but less fortunate than Judge Reiter, will have opposition, the former from Judge Fred Barnett of Han:mond. nd the latter from Judge Wildermuth of Gary, both democratic wheel horses. The republicans are backing a Gary roan. Pr. Edward E. Evans for coroner while Dr. A. A. Toung of Hammond, row in the service, holds that place on the democratic ticket. Hammond is sure to get the county surveyorshir. as the democrats have put tip Peter Lyon to oppose Ray Seelc-y, the present incumbent, who lias joined the engineers, and is already in camp. William Hlaclc is asking; re-election on the republican ticket, and may have no opposition, as it is rumored that Htr.ry Keilman of Hobart whom the democrats selected for that office will refuse the nomination. George Schaaf and John Claussen. at present county ommissionors and both republicans, will be on that ticket, and will be opposed by James O. Johnstone of Hast Chicago anu O. P. Worslcy of Crown Point Besides these offices the entire county council is to be elected, and all of the township officers, trustee, assessor, justices and constables. Five members of the legislatuie are !50 to be picked. Will Brown, a brother of County Treasurer Mat Rrowj. will have as his democratic opponent for .'cint senator o.? Lake. Newton. Porter and Jaspr counties, J. Joseph Sullivan of Wb'ting. The republican candidates for repreTO ISTE 168 CtflSSIFT KORSALE Six room cottage on "2 ft. lot; modern but heat. lawn. shade trees and shrubbery, 427 May St. Price $2500. terms $o" cash, balance monthly j.ajments. Phone ."4S1 Hammond. 3:7:3 1"')K RENT Flat, modern. 4 rooms 8nd bath: hot water beat. It"3 Monroe si. Phone 339 Gary. 3.7 6 " NOTICE TO NON- RESI ENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE St'PElUOn COURT. SEPT EM RE It TERM. 19 IS. GEORGE J. DINGLER VS. LIZZIE NANUM. ET A L. CAUSE NO. 1754. ACTION I'AIITITION. Now comes the plainMff by McMahon Sz Conroy, attorneys, and files his comVlaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants. Lizzie Nanum and Nanum. her husband, whose true christian name is unknown; Catherine Meter and Meter, her husband, whoso true chrtian name is unknown; Christian F. "?'ngler, Mrs. Christian F. I'ingler. hia wife, whose true chrisiian name is unknown; Arthur Meter, Mis. Arthur Meeter. his wife, whose true christian name is unknown: Clarence Meeter, Carl (Charles) Meeter and Bertha Meeter. are not residents of the State of Indiana. Said defendants are hereby notified cf the pendency of said action and tht the same will stand for trial at the r.-xt frrm of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 12th day of November. A. D. 191S, the same being: the second day of the next term cf said Court to be begun and held in the Court House. Room No. l. at Hammond, in said County and State, on the second Monday of November. A. V. 1918. said action will b heard and determined in their absence In Witness Whereof, 1 hereunto set rr.y hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, this Bth day of September. A. P. IS IS. HERBERT L. WHEATON, Clerk L. S. C. By Deputy Clerk. Sept T 14 :i

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AU of the Chicajro Cubs who will get a slice in the world series melon, with the exception of Fred Merkle and Tom Clarke, are in tha g-roup above. What part tha mascot playea in the team's work tentative are Jfimes 1. Pay of East Chicago. Otto G. Kifteld of Eagl Creek. J. Glen Harris of Gary, and Andrew H. Parnhor of Indiana Harbor. Ja J Overmc-yer of Newton f-unty and William Spooner of Porter c!inty are both after the joint senatrahip. Overmeyer is the present memoer. and a republican. They will be on t ho Lake eo'ir.ty ticket. These various offices are of such prat importance in th e. rul'j.-t of p -fairs of the whole .-untv pnerr!ly, that everv vter should intrei.t himself in rhoosir.gr them. No one run cast a vote, however, at the elect. "n cn November 5th unless he is retri -tered. The repuhi;r-.n have mcde all thei plans f. r n i-pubhp?.n r cis'ration day In Hammond, Tuesday. Sept. 10. and every repjblican should lrgister then. The dei.T'"rats nr planninK ft drive, to, b.-fn.-p October T;h. wh;-h is the last dav to reni.ter. THE THE Atchison American Beet Fus-ar

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VEAL &n-fin tb . 2Jr; ?A-n lbs, 23c; pn-l1f lbs.. ".Iti'a 24 ',c; fancy. 25c: heavyweight kidneys, l";17c; coarse, 2V 1 Oc. POTATOES Cars. 21; Wlfonftn?Iinnes..ta. $0 Oct 2 CTKICAOO OXAIK rUTTJH.ES. corn Sept.. $t.r,.; t,: o t , $1 stc; Nov.. ji :.fi. OATS F-t p 70c: O. t . T"'-ic: Nov., 7 3 S c. Chicago live stccx. HOC.- -Receipts. 4.:.0'i; no.rk.t. 1'..;r. up; routrh. J17.75W JV.2.: liciit. . I : . 4 ft ':t 2". OA: pips. l.2brn ".f': liut-her.-. $if.:."Ttfir.; rsrU 1 nr. 1 S.40'u if- 1 a. . 'ATTl.E Rroeips 2. ': ho"..'?. $1P.25U 19.10; cow p. S7.fi,". ?i 14.25; s'.nk-ers-feel. rs. S .o(i 1 4 '".ft ; cir.ti'T?. S.f5 5 T.5: calves, tts.'-'-'S 75: I u'cIit-, $7.14.25. CHICAGO PHODtTCE. r.t'TTllrl-O nmcry cxloix, 4 'if- 4ft 'if. creamery lirs-.s 4 0c; hrs's. 4 5 ' a i f '2c; seconds, i v. Ir.c. Ke;e;s Ordinaries, rtsi4'.r; firsts, 41 ft 42c. LIVK POT 1.T11 V I'ow is. 3'''r; durks. 29!2r; teese. 2ec, sprirfcs, 2s". turkevs. 2c. I Senator Wtoii'x Letter Krom Knkomo Tribune. I Senators and representatives have been delugred with letters from pao-n'H of boys 15. 19 i-.nd 2". protestinc apainst includinf; these minors In the dra;"t la' Just enacted. Senator Jain, s K. Wats' n. of thi state, has replied to many such letters and ore cf his letters on ti.e select 's pr.blished. It was written to W. K. Opdon f Jefferson vi i !e. and states the senator's position in a sympathetic and dignified manner. It expresses a fine appreciation o the situation and will find immediate refr'nn in every b-yal heart. Senator Watson's letter follows, in part: "I ej-ine aiarree with you that there are reasons why boyg from eighteen t twenty-one should not be taken in'o the army, end especially to France The administration demanded the measure on the theory that we could not secure enor.rh soU'-trm by any other

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Chicago National league cluh. r.ever will bo known, of course. Suilio.e it to say that the team wouldn't sit for the picture without t,.iid mascot adorning the foreground. The pieyers are: Top row, left to right: i?c:r.f!rix, Kiilifer, Carter, Xnabe, Martin, plan to win the war. War nhviiv) ni'ans sacrifice, and et the tiiore unitcily and the more courageously and the more powerfully v. - ri t? i t this war the .sooner we will obtain peace and the better it will be f.-r all. 'My bov of twenty-tKree and n i y i and 1 feel quite stir- that m anxiety i.' just as Rrotit ss if they had pone at ("Shift) or niiXo'ii, end y-t l wnuil not hae tlieiri remain out of the army under any condi l .ons. The war ilcpartn.cr.t. ciiaittd with the rcP' in.-i ii 1 1 1 v for the conduct of this conflict, ur.-in-!ino'il v decided fh's was th only way in w-h'ch to raise an nil equate at my cnrl. therefore. I supported the policy I'.ti'i 1 -onult-d my heart or my sen-t:;:-r.t I should not have d ne mi, but that I ouid rot do in this emergency. "I believe that by placin? an arinv of 4.r,r.,oi 0 men. p:opci! drill-d and r",i;;ped on the battle front in France, by the mi .'.lie of next June, we shall win tlii war next sear. That, after all. i far n "! e merciful to everybod"" r, inoern? d. than to put half enough men over there, and have to drag; alon c two or three rears, and Inally call on the boy as a last necessit v. "I cm r.'t unmindful o:' the reas"n tnat impel yoti, nor am I dead to the sentiment that stirs yo'ir heart. I n s .- i : e ioi that I hav f r 1 ; t ! ; e way ro ' seir. hut, nve rtbclvss. I I' -ild p..-t i-onslst' tit!" do otherwise than support thr- a A n.inist rat ion piiipo-sit-.on. fo,- we must win. an i n'mn.t, in'-ans sn r i tftce." in B.S. CASUALTY i.v CARL '1ROAT M'i.i-- ! pre.--"! Staff Correspondent ) Ai-'filX'lTON, S'-r'. 7. Twenty tlioui-aril slight Anieiiean cir-ua'fies hn t not be. n reported to the war 1"tartmet.t tip o August 2". iio-'.rdinc to ir.forri:a'i'.,n Iron. Oenernl March today. 'o.Jifial I'ershmir has been askni to forward them and hereafter th war derarfirient will mve full information about all cas ua it n'S. Heretofore Pershm has been pr-rml'ted to withhold i he miner casualties. Adding these i'i.fif.O casm'ties 'e tho se puldislierl to dat.. the total American cr; sua 1 ice have reached 4t'..9.",''. a ci'ni! pT'-'-t. ;: of who h suft'-red d-.r-v.x the great American smash at the Mrnc. 'o rieil March expressed the vi -v.- today, however, that the nation would face wi'h determination s-nd courage whal'tcr casualty list nunbf nppe;ir. In re i.wmf the bait'e trout. t-f.iiditn, March said, ""ur forces or- x--ir.; :i r.-i'i-lie-d 1 ho .-sle- A i-.no ri-lr.o on a t- 11 m.ie front last i.iKht " He announce-! that the i7lh division is r.ow in I-"land-ers and the 92nd national army unit is in the Yospos. Three roov .rne-r-enn divisions, makmsc tifte. n in all since Ju'y. hive Ik . n ordered orfrarnned at imp b,errtian. Camp Wnlsworth and "'amp Cdy. St. o.i.-ni in i.- n!y eight t.iiic-r, distar.t fr .01 the :;ii d alii!ic.x and tli.i!.. .. nlMirs l':i" - t -n miles awai at the fur.beresf point. The I',. rt;i! n t -X irciner.t the list week covered a lire 100 mil- s lent;. The- Hun i now f,0 miles from laiis, -on.p:'r' d with 4' in July. lie announced seernl rew divisions as hi nip ent'.-red ibe lino. IIN' ArS AROUND -GARYSUE TO RECOVER $500 DAMAGES I Suit '-Lis be n filed in the Ciry s'lj perior court l. F-dw aid .1. Gainer 'nirainst the tlarv Constri Lion Co. to recover damages in the- sum of f 5-9: for aliened failure on the part of the company to complete a certain buildinn according t plans and specifications. HARBOR MAN IS ARRESTED Joe Ptupanis of 3 7 2 Deodar street. Indian I'irbor. was arrested yesterday on 150th street. Hammond, by Officei T.ute f.xr rid-njf a t-ioyole on the sidewalk, and was fined fS in the 71ami: end city court this morning by Judr Klotz. SUIT FOR DIVORCE. Suit for divorce was filed in the Hammond city court at Hammond this

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the mascot. .".ft-'ino by Frank Kruntibe rg'r vs. Pauline. The man alleges that he lived with Pauline twenty-two years :n Unorance of tlie fact that she has a husband ullve. He states he marriej Pauline in IVjiJ in Rood faith and lias J'.ist learned that she was the wife of William Wierszba Krentzherger is a butcher in Indiana Harbor. GIEL SUCCEEDS HAMMOND MAN SHF.IJ'VYll.l.K. Ind. S.-pt. 7. Miss Cecile i; -.. ; i ; 1 ! t . r f,f Irion Cox. pi.striaxiter at '. ! -mc h u -. ha? been sppoint- ' .1 .-otOw of th. ,x'!.e!!.vvi!l Chanj ber cf i 'ooor.e :'(- T i i- s.-Wt .on w as I t.-.a.le o the b(ard litrcetors at it" S"l'titiin r mi t-'inn. She w ill succeed Carroll K. W;'ori,j. who has r5.cn-d to e n ' e r the army. Miss Cox lias been connected w:th th' '"harn'oer of Commerce office here for more than a year. She was assistant to Mr. Woods, end durim? his va- ' at'.on carried n the work successfully. In her new duties she has the ci-op-j '-ration -t nil btjs:ne.s and prof es-jon-ai n'en of the city. Miss Cox is believed to h,-. the first woman to he named as Eeon-tnrv of a ommerclal organization in Im! ana. CLOSED BANK HAY BE OPENED IN FEW DAYS R.-r.-tranlration of th- Northern S'ate Rank, which was clos.,1 by order of the A 'id r i f Sate. A-ijrtit -". lias pi o- ! wiih 8ti h rapid success that lio- i . rtiii.tt.-e in charge of tint reorvcnlzuti'in arc c.inrid-nt that that hankin-- institution will r pain he 07.cn !n a few days. More than half of the capital stork of Ji 00 (inn fty. i,r,.n .suh-.-oi-ii.'ii after onlv two days if solicitation. ST. JOHN ! TWP. TO HAVE LIBRARY At a recent ni'-'-tina of the Clary li-bra'x-b'.ard if was t cide.J that the towns to be supplied by the Gary library are Pyer .sit John and ?c'nererville. Ka.h town will be required to provide spn- e for the allotment of the books and lihj nti.ms to issue the voli.umes to patrons. GARY BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED One b i.ldin- i-oiu l. that of A. Ft. Wleclman. 421 't-1 4 Malison street, for th ' "n'lr.n't ion of ,t one-storv brick res f' nee to cost $22''0 w as iss led t-s-I 1 i y . JNO. S. BANSCI, GARY SOLDIER, WOUNDED l.n Pa n -ci w 1 o it':- list as reported In ; n s e ' e. e 1 y todNET IS THE VOGUE FOR NEW NECKWEAR y j 1 mt.tt k-..' i4' :' ,3 ti:i; t. ..,. Mi 1 '-' r . -x I '-'. ,' . w-.-' . -S v e w ( ' t -e . S. i v. . .. -Sx. v. f I :$ i Pi Ft? v j7" x. kii-. f ft,vt' - V tr x t f f ' t 1 ' ' - S " t iX - x. - xAe. e -l , 4 i, if ' Art J A p wfio ox3 Here is a very dainty collar and v-S5te of val lace and net. It is a forecast of the 8tvle for early fail wear. It is e?pecial!y attractive when worn with an Lton suit or frock or with such a novel sweater as the brown and yellow on pastured.

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v minded in notion in France, is a son of Mrs. Mary Rostas and the brother of Miss Alma Ransei. ltvinK at 160 West Twelfth avenue. Gary. He is a s.-n of Mrs. Ttostas hv her first msr-oas-He is a Tolleston hoy and enlist, d at the Oary rcc ruitins? station on 5Tareh 12. 1917. and is a member of Co L. 2-ith- I'. S. In'nnin, which went to f'vtiri. - early this year.

Yon cannot vote this fall unless you are r Kis-ered. Republican Resist rai ion I ay next Tuesday, for tie City of Hammond. Are you Registered? i-4-4t DICKINSON TO SPEAK AT CHURCH SUNDAY A. II b'.ksnti. general secretary of t! e (i.irv Y. M c. A . and just returned (icon the flcrhtiriK lines in Fiance, viH he the speaker at the First ConKr'ktational chureli, ?ixth and Madison, Gary, Sunday mornmK. Mr. Dickson has several souvenirs he p.e'Ker) up in a flr'.i'.:Mt treroh that ba-i he e n (i a-uated i.tiiv a few hours bef- re. Services b--i :n at 10:45 and the public is cordially invit'd. LOUIS BETZ CAR HIT. A car driven by David Huffman, soir.t; at a toocl speed at the crossing f Klsh'h avenue and Broadway, Uaiy. last evening, .-mashed into, a car driven by Louis Petz, danriKlns it to quite an extent Tne occupants escaped uninjured and settled accounts outs.de of court this morninsr. PARK YOUR CARS AT STH AVE. ENTRANCE For the benefit of I-ake county autoists w.io attend the war exposition, should park their cars at Eighth avenue e ntrance where there will be sailors and soldiers to puaid them. HOUSE OF ILL FAME RAIDED An alleged house cf ill fame at 1432 Washington street. Gary, last night was raider by the police and four female inmates, all colored, were arrested end lodged in Jail for trial In the Garjcity court this mornln? DEMENTED COUPLE TAKEN A man by the name of Joe Rranck employed at the American Sheet Mills, and a woman bv the nam of Mary Melody, 1045 Adams stree, Gary, were taken into custody bv the police yesterday for being demented. ALL BREWING SOON TO END BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT ! (Continued from ray on.) ter Pec. 1. the food administration an-; n.oincement said, were "the further nc- ! cessity of war industries for the whole j fuel productive capacity of the country.: the considerable droufrht which has ma-j terially affected the surply of feeding! stuff for next year, the strain upon ir -tnspox-tRt ion to hand'e necessary industries and the, shortage of labor caused by enlargement of the i.rmv program." SOfT DRINK MASSES 'vVAr.Ix.JD. Warning also was issued to manufacturers o all beverages and mineral waters that for the same reasons there; will b "further Krcat curtailment in fuel for the manufacture of glass containers, of tin plate for caps, of transportation and of food products in such be erages " I'nde-r national prohibition legislation, passed by the Senate yesterday and sent to the House, which enacted similar legist!ion last May. manufacture of beer and wine would be prohibited after next May 1 OEEES MOTES UP TIMS. Today's order will move tip six months the time for discontinuance of the manufac ture of beer, although the breweries may be allowed to resume opBeg. U. S. Pat. 03c Lake County Auto Supply Solo Agent. WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK. 671 So. Hohman St., Hammond, Ind. Phone 17-51. Suets worn just piAy me iiKe 1:0 ri wAv0 -f-n o dirt asw&y ! Why send your work out of the city? A modern laundry always at your service. Hammond Laundry Co. Phone 134.

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erations between that date and the effective operation of the "dry" legislation, if finally nacted. since yesterday's order was "until further orders." L5ef..re final passage of the measure, the Sn.at'j voted, 45 to G. to retain the prohibition ride-r. A final effort to postpone ths effective date of the "dry'' lep. is latmn to Dec. 20, 1919, was defeated.

NEAR RIOT AT WHITING FUNERAL (Continued from rage one.) sc. n to throw up his hands, etugger and fall. Thoi.0 who went to hia usaiKtance r.otxed that his paw was swelling ard it became evident that &i,me on had dealt him a strong uppercut that fulled him. This attack on their leader seemed to dampen the ardor of the Whitinjf contingent and they finally withdraw. The burial service then proceeded. ' he child was the infant torn of Mr. and Sirs. Mike Paulisln. who ure member of the Greek Catholic church in Kasi Chicago. Trouble of ton Standlag. The, trouble was of lans standing and dates back k'.o the tim when the Greek Catholic brethren of Kast Chicao decided to separate from the mo'her church at Whiting and put up a buildir.R and have an organization of their own. While the Fast Chicago members were with the Whiting church, they bouthf lots in the cemetery located near ilessville. When Officer Charles Rajcbniefz was buried, there was a dispute in regard to his burial in this cone: cry and there was a good deal of feeling engendered at that time. In fact, it was necessary to enlist the services of th Hammond police to prevent trouble on this occasion. Swears Out Warrant. Following the attack upon him Rev. Father Croarback went to Hammond and swore out a warrant for Pete Belzeskik, one of the prominent, north side business men of East Chicago, claiming that Mr. Bt-lzrski v as the one that struck the blow. Then Pete swore out a warrant for the priest. Th- trouble came to a focus in Judge Ames- court at Hammond where after hearing n lengthy recital of affairs the jude fined both participants. It is understood ihar Fr. s, rna-.-k paid h.s fine. Pete, however, appealed the case to a hipher court. Pete is very reticent about, whether he was the man that stru-k the bio wor not, but it seems that there was no direct evid'-nce aa-amst him and so he appealed. Tou cannot vote this fall unless you are tc gistered. Republican Registration Day next Tuesday, f r the City of Kammond. Are you Registered '. U-4-4t i The War Savings Pledge Card is a little note written to Uncle Sam tc rssure him that you are with him in the war and that you intend to stay to the finish.

Last Time Today 'HEARTS OF THE WORLD'

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WILLIAM -in"RIDERS OF THE Mack Sennett MONDAY AND

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"THE SAVAGE WOMAN" Monday : A runny Bray, and Tuesday: Fathe Xws.

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An All Star Cast in a Thrilling Story "DIVORCE" Burton Holmes and Billie Rhodes.

THURSDAY FRANK KEENAN in "MORE TROUBLE" Rathe Weekly and Paramount Corned-

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY W. S. HART in "BLUE BLAZES RAWDEN" Friday: Official War Review. Sauirda- : Bit-, y Couk

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6 ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE ACTS TODAY AND SUNDAY 1918Songand Dance Revue A Miniature Musical Comedy A Bevy of Pretty Girls. Special Scenery. Catch v Music.

LITTLE ALL RIGHT Japanese Novelty.

MURPHY & KLEIN Singing, Talking and Music.

JACK CARLTON & CO. Comedy Skit Entitled "SLIPPERY DUCK"

SOPHIE Just

ADAMS & GUHL Laugh Provokers Enough Said. New Show Mori., Wed. and Sat. Nights Continuous 7 to 11. Sunday Continuous 2 to 11.

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By Fvited I JiESS 1 PARIS, Sept. C George Rbert--. of the Railway Engineers is wearin the Croix de Guerre for ingenuity ii utilising one of the most novel weapons of the war. During the recent German drive an American unit of engineaers was haulin ammunition and supplier up to the French lines. Just as the Germans began to get t'-o near for comfort. R-:n-ertnon's huge American locomotive ran off the track. He had to leave It Bit before evaluating he screwed down the safety vaHe arid turned on the c:l fuel supply into the fire box. About To minutes later, w-h: f. 1 Germans were standlnsr around th enS ne it happened. The h.-i'.er blw up with a tremendous roar. So far as the Germans were concerned it had the same effe. : at a half dozen well-placed shells. Tou cannot vote this fail unless yu nr. registered. Republican Registration Day next Tuesday, for the City cf Hammond. Are you Rgistcre.d'.' 9-4-U Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick the Hun. IJOU HAMMOND, IND. TODAY ANNETTE KELLERMAN in"A Daughter of the Gods' A Million Dollar Picture. SUNDAY HARRY CAREY "HELL BENT" It 'was their first night on a toboscan of a saloon where girii- co anil drink PAST i iW E TODAY JUNE CAPRICE In a Fivp Act Sensation "BLUE EYED MARY TOMORROW ROY STEWART The Cowboy down in "BY PROXY" A laugh every minute. Theatre HAMMOND FARNUM PURPLE SAGE" Comedy. TUESDAY it - fttrW Theatr SCHAFER Songs. - - T . .c ' :

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