Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 80, Hammond, Lake County, 13 September 1918 — Page 6

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Of the fifty-four cities In Indiana to grot a pfrct'iitaso of their friiiHT tonnage cf anthracite. U.iry Is on the list. As announced in The Times a month acn. The cities and towns in this part of the state to receive their percentage of enthraoite are: ("far, Hammond, Kentland. Lafayette, Michigan City, Rons.se. laer. South Urnd.- Valparaiso, Mlshawaka. La port e anil Crown Point. To receive the anthraei: ore those cities that have been the grtnl consumers 1n normal times. In most of the counties tlie fuel administrators are restricting the delivery of anthn ite to -- elude furnace use and then it is stilted there will not be enough to go around. City Fuel Inspector Rurdick of Last Chicago by complaining because that city was shut out will obtain some coal for the Twin City.

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War in Its actuality as it baa never been shown be. fore. Genuine, real, trne. ABSOLUTELY AUTHENTIC. History cn the screen.

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Don't miss it: It's the photospectacle of the hour. I Monday, Sept. 16 J. Stuart Blackton In tho Ppramount Feature "Wild Youth" And a Bray Pictoeraph. Tuesday, Sept. 17 Gladys Rockwell In a Fox Production "Her Own Mistake" ,And A Mutual Screen Telegram. Wednesday, Sept. 18 Douglas Fairbanks "MisterFix It" And a Victor Moore Comedy and a First Run Tathe X"w? No. 71. COLUMBIA THEATER Indiana Harbor.

evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Pailey. f,l.r Freeman street, occurred the marriage of their daughter, Hossie Martin Bailey, to Albert F. Beckwith of Gary. Ind. M's Lura Bailey, a sister of the bride, was bridesmaid, and Mr. Ilarley Rcokwith. brother of the groom, was best man. The bride was attended by her father and by him was presented at the marriage altar. The beautiful ring ceremony was used, and Rev. Thomas F. "Williams of the Methodist church officiated. All members of the family were present except a brother. King Bailey, who is In the ser Ice. In addition a number of friends shared th Joys of the occasion, including young men of the camp. A wedding repast was served in a most delightful manner following; the ceremony. Mr. Beckwith Is an employe of the K. J. & K. R. R. Company running out of Gary, at which place the young folks will reside for the present. Late in the evening the wedding party were serenaded bv the poldlers" Jazz Band.

Frdiay. September 13, 1018.

UE5 PULL OFF fl SHOOT

KILLED ON THE ERIE

As the ilunav of a quarrel that began a couple of weeks ago between two negroes, Josiah Richardson. Chemical 1'lant House No. 4, and Albert Anderson. 1:1. 'IS Melville avenue, Kast Chicago., a

ting af'-ur was pulled off last night

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in a pool room at the corner of Hllth mi reel and Alexander n venue in which

Richardson was shot in th

mortally w . .u tided. In a previous wramrlo. Hiebardson had bit Anderson over the head with a billiard cue. Anderson bears the mark toiay and had his head in a bandage, at the time of the shooting. In the pool room Richardson got under the pool table and was there when Lit by a .7.2 bullet from Anderson's fin. He finally lied but Richardson tired two more shots at hint outside. Tlv wounded man was taken by Offi

cer Kerr to Pr. Miller who gave him the necessary surgical attention. He will recover. Anderson is still nt large.

STATE HIGH SCHOOLS TO RUNJULL COURSE Board of Education Unanimously Favors 9-Mo. Term Probe Textbooks.

The Indiana high scho,l year will not be reduced to seven months from the regular term of niio- months. The state board of education an-

Ivtek but not jnounofd yesterday that it is "imprac

tical to carry out the stiff.-' stion of the Plate Council of Defense tint t),"

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ter r.viTEn Preps. LONDON". f,,pt 13 Bnglish French children are founding an

lente" of their own. Those little French children whose parents find it impossible to remove th-m from Paris and th" terrors of th daily bombardment are to he adopted int., F.nirl'sh families "for the duration of the war." Man v a lonely little Knfflish child vii! prosit by companionship or a vivacious Freiv h child, and the

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14 i; e. Parents all over Knglnnd aro sendout Invitations for "duration" I'L.pMons. urlad to do something f ivh in the lot of th" harassed French

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Care in storage is best explained in the free book that will be sent any reader of this paper who send a two-cent stamp to the National War Garden Commission at WashU2tOQ,

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In a free canning book which the National War Garden Cornrmsskn of Waslington will send any reader of this paper for a two-cent stamp for postage, many good pointers will be found.

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school year bo shortened so that young men of school a -re rind und-r th" draft nsc miy be available f.,r farm service. William Lowe It; van, presid -nt of Indiana I "iversity, deelare.l in a meeting of the board that it has 1" en the deplorable experience of French and Kncl'sh diicitors that "i-'n.ls upon th. ir schools did imm.aMirnMo damage which It Is utterly Iripossihle to rrjair."

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S. G. Carley Transfer Co. EXPRESSING, AUTO VANS, LONG DISTANCE MOVING. 165 E. State Street. Hammond. Second floor above Pastime Theater.

ART'S AUTO PAINTING AND TRIMMING CO. now ohhx for nrsiKss Y,TC.YN"KKS rAX NOU' (;KT TIIKIU CAliS PvKPAlNTEn OR REJA'tN HKI). TOPS. (M-KTAIXS. H(M)l A.M. KAOIATOK COVERS lU-.nt ILT OK IJKPAIRKD l!V KXPERT MK! "I I A N ' l "S. Office and Factory: Chicago and Railroad Avenues East Chicago, Indiana ALL WORK GUARANTEED UNI0N SHOP PRICES REASONABLE

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SrtviAt. To Thb Times.! CROWN F'OINT. IND. Sept. 13. The train crew on a morning Ki le train stopped here tills morning and reported at the station of having passed a dead man lying along the right of way of the railroad near Kouts Inestigation of ihe affair brouRbt rvit the .fact that the man was a total stranger In this part of the country, and his home could not be ascertained. From papers in his pockets it was learned that

his name was Alexander Seanzwich. and j ' ' it is presumed he is about 44 years ot . fv. age. He had evidently been struck bv a (," "

train, as both his limbs were broken, aid I I. '.-.v

his head was badly battered up. besid. s I

having other bruises on his body.

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UHDEH SPy ACT Found Guilty on Three Counts; Maximum Penalty 20 Years and $10,000 Fine.

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("I.KVKI.AN'D. Pept. II Kug.ne V. Debs, charged with iolatinK the espionage act, was found guilty by a federal jury yesterday.

Talking to newspaper men after the verdict. Debs said: "It is all right. I have no complaint to make. It will come out all right In Hod's good time." of the original ten counts of the indictment but four remained when the jury retired. i tie verdict found bun guilty of three. Ho was convicted of attempting to incite insubordination and disloyalty in the military and naval

.forces; attempting to obstruct recruiting and "uttering languare tending to incite. I provoke and encourage resistance to the Fnited Ptates and to promote the cause of the enemy." The count on which he was ad'udVf.ll innocent charged that he opposed the I

cause of the United States. Jury Out Tiva Hours. The Jury was out five and a half hours, mostly spent ir, assimilating the fine distinctions between the four counts. The maximum penalty is twenty years' imprisonment and a fine of Jin, nop.

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William Gonterman, IS years old. In the Gary city court was fined $110 and sentenced to six months in Jail for contributing to the delinquency of a young 17-year-old girl by the name of Emm i Stump. A few days ago young Gonterman reported to the police that ho had seen the young girl and a man 4S years old by the name of John Rowell, section foreman on the Pennsylvania railroad at Gary, go Into a box car He immediately called up th police, who found the man and girl 1n the car and I laced them under arrest. , It was found upon examination that Gonterman had sent the girl money Jn Iowa to come to Gary to marry him. Rowell -was fined $20 on charges of adultery and the girl Is held by the Juvenile officers.

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fuil time; every man on our regular manufacturing force has teen given constant employment AND OUR INTENTIONS A.1E TO CONTINUE RUNNING FULL TIME. This means that our surplus stock of Pianos and Player-Pianos must be speedily disposed of, even though at startling reductions explains as well, the rea

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 SMALLER MARGIN OF PROFIT, OR EVEN AT COST! The result Is shown In the EXTRA SPECIAL DISCOUNT and the EXTRA SPECIAL TERMS on Pianos and PlayerPianos assigned to Hammond and vicinity one of which should have a place in your home tomorrow.

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