Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 12 September 1918 — Page 6

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Er Vmitep Press INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 12. Draft officials here today estimated thnt the total registrations of men for military F?rvice in Indiana today -would cxrooi! :jf.,non. All those botween 18 and 45 inclusive, who had not previously rfgistered for the draft, were expected to jresent themselves for enrollment. The registration was carried out on a thorough plan which had been worked

I out weeks agro and r.o hitch in arrange

ments was expected. Same for military service tonis'it will probably total close to 650.0o. The first rc tf ist ra t Ion on June 5. 1917. resulted in the enrollment

i of IFS.'i't and another S.l.ono have bf"n

registered at the two registrations held since then. Questlonnarles will be mailed out immediately to the men registered today and the local boards will start work on classification next week. pome of the mex. who are registered today will probably be culled Into service by ct. 1.

COLUMBIA THEATRE INDIANA HAR30R, IN D. Friday, Sept. 13th Dorothy Dalton in ; "The Mating of Marcella" .The first run of the "Far Finns :3a t tie Line," and Mutual-Strand ' Comedy. Saturday and Sunday

ii-.V First thsaier to showr-J VJthis spectacular feature

i'f outside of Chicago loop.

Ml CHIEF LOSES HOPE OF VICTORY

Ck-cch-.lovak Nat'onal Count!!. It ivjiS the lioh.-mlan leader's first visit to the White House since the. defacto government's first recognition

by the. I'nited Slates, and thr meeting

That was because many of the persons Wilson and Chairman Masarvk of the

present had husband, sons, brothers or swee' hearts In the .front lit.e tr m'i .a. Ready Tor Action. Chairman P.ilcy and his aides. Chairsman John W. I.ccs of the industrial division and Chairman John Carroll of the omnirrrial division. Indiana Harbor, and Chairman Charles 1 1. True of tli" industrial division, and William J. Funkey of the commercial di Ision. Kast Chicago, hnvelK-. n v.orklnu- like Tro;ans and when the word "gn" is given the drive will b on full blast In the four divisions. In the lsst drive Fast Chl-caffo-Indiana Harlior sold a bond to every two persons. In this country, according" to i':s.ircs announced yesterday by Srcrotnrv McAdoo the national averjie H one bond s.dd to every sixth per-

the ei.iirj llok but was iu ihi. iy minutes -. r.der conti . The origin of the blaze is surrosei to have started from a defective electric wire or extension cord. The damage on the building is estimated to be from

was considered no less of a recognition Jl.SOfi to $2,200 and on the stock from

or L'r. .Masary s authority as neaa of the Czecho-Plovak forces now trying to discharge the Austrian yoke from Its people.

fire and water J13.000 to 22.no.

man carrying his own Insurance.

Good-

Fast Chicago-Indiana Harbor did lute tims as well as the nation's av-

Can't Win on Battlefield, !CZECH LEADER

Admits Pasha, 'We Must Succeed,' Says Kaiser.

CONFERS WITH PRES.

AMSTERDAM. Sept

closely on the statement published in

Vienna Sept. S. in which

fBr Initkd Tnrss 1 WAPITIN'ITON. Sept. 12 KncoiirtK1 tv Air.Tian rro?n:tlon, th Czech-

12. Following j c:;oaks of the world, both Inside and

' ..utside of Austria, are mustering their

S. in which Tula at rasha. ; trerth and inftnence to the full sup-

the Turkish Crar.d Vir.ler. said he be- I tr..t ,,f entente ta'i. nc.-.-rdlng 1' lieved that peace would come before j ., . , j, .,.jf n. v. ills; Insures here. Oreat WinV-r. tb.e N'-ni Freie Presse -.f Vicnn l j . . ;il.n vn, attaeln-.l to the cnr.ow prims an intervnw with F.iavid j Veterdav between Pi esident Pnshn. the Turkish Minister of Finance, j ' . .- ' - - - -

said: I

GftRY STORE HAS J OHO FIRE Goodman's Dept. Store Is Visited by a $25,000 Blaze.

Great Lakes Musical Organization to Cover State for Fourth Loan.

move and will cover a i imn.o..se rai.rcad mileage. It ib believed the b.ind will serve to arouse a tremendous wave of patriotism that will have a favorable effect in stimulating tho subscription for bonds. The following is the tentative schedule announced at State Liberty loan headquarters for the band's visit to Indiana : Leave Chicago. 12:55 September 13 Pig i Arrive Indianapolis. 6:03 r. m., September 13. On October 4 the band will leave. Lafayette oer the Monon and come to Lake county for a day s w .rk. Himmond will be the starting point f.-r th" county Itinerary.

I.czt rr.d C"'rsi ntino Murados. S'' VMrgln'a street Oary. are being hell for federal anithorit'.rs at the Gary city Jail.

ALLEGED WAR SLACKERS TAKEN

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION Srr.ru;. To Thf. Times CKOW.V POINT. 1 XI'.. Sn-t. 12 A convention of the Sunday school of La'fcounty was l..:M at the First M. E. church in Crown Poir,. on Tuesday. Sept. 30th. A very fine pn-gram was given at i:arh session which was attend, d by about 40 delegate? from ; h d::f--r.-r.' sch.-cI.J .-.f the ,-..u.nt v., Mrs. Judge I.'.cg

tti.d Geo. Burr.e . f Indianapolis v.cr i R-cve s-.vf.ral f.r.f

oi" Fast Cr.ica st a to tc-rrftnry the program a

,jr .u . i v. Pome, pastor Ci tral i hi is! lan Iv.irob of Gary, wa-

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Two alleged war slackers. Pominco a sp'o-nd.d

f.rtial and popular music by the .Tackles band, trained at the f.reat I.akes Naval Station by John Philip Sousa. America's greatest bandmaster, will feature the educational and inspirational efforts preliminary to the Fourth Liberty loan drive, in Indiana. I rider the

Last night at 7:40 o'clock the finedrun drpa-:ment store In Uroadway, '. lry. wax discovered by Kichard Prown. a city iiremsn. to be on fire on the fourth floor in the store room which

was heavily

ami neiKtmg. !n t;re alarm tcing

e l In the department were soon on the b.-en rou'ed over a two weeks Itinerary, it round lighting tie hoping flames l.gtning Kept ember 15th. I'Miring that which se, ni'd on first lKht n envelope tt;ie it will b" almost constantly on the

heavily st. -.eked with linens, towels j direction of Col. Charles A. Carrard. of betiding. The tire a iarni being t urn-'. 1 1-.- Indiana state militia, the band has

ART'S AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING CO. now open: for nrsixHss AFTO OWNERS C N NOW GF.T THEIR CAPS REPAINTED OR REVARMSHEl). TOPS. CERTAINS. HOODS AND RADIATOR CO Lun REBEILT OR REPAIRED BY EXPERT MECHANICS. Office and Factory: Chicago and Railroad Avenues East Chicago, Indiana ALL WORK GUARANTEED UN!ON SHOP PRICES REASONABLE

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i that o:-.e ariti rr.rtritos int.. th conntry of the fther and f..Tf-s the .-neniy to peace by crushins hi-? military fore. I ! ninslder impCHStldo. and I have aiwns ; considered it im;..'SsUd'."

EAST CHICAGO HAS RflUSIH8L0AN RALLY Loyalists Pledge Their Best to Chairmen Riley and Funkey.

War in its actuality as it

has never been shown be. fore. Genuine, real, true. ABSOLUTELY AUTHENTIC. History on the screen.

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Dcil't miss it: It's tho photospectacls of the hour. COLUMBIA THEATER Indiana Harbor.

A rousing turnout of Fourth Libert; Loan boosters of Knst Chicago was hi"ld at Masonic Temrle last evening, when men and women patriotically pledRPd themselves not only to act as workers but to help get others enrolled in Fncle Sam's money-getting army. Fatriotism wa. the rampant rote of the meeting-, presided over by Col. Walter J. Riley, ohairm.in of the Fast Chicago city committee, and Fpeechea b Col. Riley and William J. Funkey, chairman of the Fast Chicago Commercial division, coupjed with patriotic songs and tho grenenl enthusiasm manifested made the l03n drive leaders feel good. As was done the evening- before at the Indiana Harbor Loan rally organization work was outlined by the senior chairman and the head cf the commercial division. Scores of those present took part In the previous loan drive? and they ennounced last night they are Just as willing to work hard and even harder this time. Soldiers' Kin Thers. Although past loan organization meetings have been enthusiastic there was a different tor-.e to last evening's session.

BIG SAVIMGS ON PLAYER

At The PricS'eard 0f PIANOS

$450 88-Note Player-Piano . . .

Brand New. $500 88-Note C

Player-Piano

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Including Bench, 25 Rolls Your Choice. Delivery Free

Inclusive Free moving until paid for. Free tuning and polishing U

for one year.

ast Chicago Tea & Coffee Store

And Immediate Delivery. You can Pay balance your terms.

716 CHICAGO AVENUE

EAST CHICAGO Specials for Friday and Saturday, September 13 and 14

AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, with Coffee or Tea order, 5 bars.... 304

Wednesday, Thursday Friday

FRESH ROASTED COFFEE, 5 lbs., $1.04; 1 pound

236

OUR LEADER COFFEE, 4 lbs., $1.04; 1 pound 28

M. R. BLEND COFFEE, special, 1 pound

WILBUR'S COCOA, 'Vz Ib. cans...- 23

1 Ib. cans -

15c

CALIFORNIA PEACHES in heavy syrup. No. 3 can 2SC

GLENCOE BRAND PURE FRUIT PRESERVES, In tall jars iOC OH BOY COOKIES,

We told you In our recent adv. about our overstock of . ... . .. ...... .

Pianos which we have in our tnree tactoriec ana xno xwenxy-

U four hranrh xtnree. Oir three factories have been runnlna

full time; every man on our regular manufacturing force has been given constant employment AND OUR INTENTIONS AE TO CONTINUE RUNNING FULL TIME. This means that ojr surplus stock of Pianos and Playsr-Planos must be speedily disposed of, evsn though at startling reductions explains as well, the rea-

ONLY EXPERIENCE CAN MEASURE COAL QUALITY. You've got to burn our coal in your stove, grate or furnace to thoroughly know its superior goodness. We have had the experience and we know. When you buy here you get the extreme limit of the best quality in coal mined from Mother Earth. ONCE A CUSTOMER ALWAYS A CUSTOMER.

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son for this gigantic clearance. And this Is In accordance, too, with the present times regarding commercial economy, THAT BUSINESS BE TAKEN ON AT A-SMALL-ER MARGIN OF PROFIT, OR EVEN AT COST! The result is shown in the EXTR A SPECIAL DISCOUNT and the EXTRA SPECIAL TERMS on Pianos and PlayerPianos assigned to Hammond and vicinity one of which should have a placefin your home tomorrow. ,

TOILET PAPER, 3 large rolls KIRK'S FLAKE WHITE SOAP,

(with order), 10 bars

DOUGLAS SALAD OIL Pint - 38d

Quarts

H" Sallcns S1.35 FANCY RED SALMON, 1 Ib. can 32C Come and see demonstration and get receipt books.

Advantage of This Wonderful

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JUST 1HINKI L&&H! LOOKl BUV TOOMV! In Order to Sell Every Piano, we will offer the Following Pianos at Prices Never Heard of Before. Discontinued Styles Pianos Back From Rental You Save All Rental Demonstration Pianos.

NOTICE! T7iis is not the sale of one mike of. piano but many of America's iea Jing makes are represented.

$325 PIANO BHBB

$350 PIANO

Very Small Weekly or Monthly Payments.

Take prompt advantage. Come in today. Make your family happy.

$375 PIANO

$400 PIANO S2S ' Very Small Weekly or Monthly Payments.

240,000 American Homes Own a Story & Clark Piano. 60 Years Ago Your Grandmother Owned a Story & Clark Organ,

in 1857

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First in 1857 The Best Ever Since.

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Till to F. if. Friday and Saturday Evening

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