Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 68, Hammond, Lake County, 3 October 1918 — Page 1

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Germany Declares Her Intention of Occupying the Country of Bulgaria LONDON, Oct. 3. Turkey has notified Germany that she intends to propose peace to the allies, a Zurich dispatch today declared. Germany is said to have replied at scrr.e length, partly in a menacing and partly in a pleading tone. Turkey's decision is believed imminent. The dispatch says that Germany has declared her intention of occupying Bulgaria. A Central News dispatch from Paris states on the contrary that the Turkish ministerial consul has decided to maintain the alliance with Germany and Austro-Hungarv . ITALIANS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE WASHINGTON? Oct. ' 3. The Italian army in Albania has launch"ecTari offensive against Austrians there, cables to the Italian embassy state today. The purpose of the . ."T."-'. ' e is to :.-ivioral.ze and destroy t'ie Austrian artisy in Albania with a view to facilitating the expected surrender of Turl;e. t'-:e (.a'o'o explained. :-cnera! S. Crrt ro. operalinK three r lumiis. i advancins; vloteirimily with t"...? ohjeet of effect ins a junction with the left w ins rnd-r :. lieral i"per i. The Austrians are resist inc iRorously. P iniing to hold the allies in ihe;k at all ciitip mini Tcinf.irceir.ent- arrive. The advance'? already made hy tlie Tain:-.?, in the S"Uth fdlo ir.;; close on tohe t o 1 t re t ir. -1 r i a n threatening the latter villi ft "-. 1 ME ADVANCE THROUGH ARGONNE FOREST r.y it.::d n:r;.;i'sx li ViTKH PlilS-f ('MCK-.itAV 1 WITH AMERICANS WEST OF VERDUN, Oct. 3. The Americans h we now advanced from seven to eight kilometers four to lour and one-half miles thrc h the tangled Argonne forest sin the start of their offensive. Th's for vs a rd movement has been accomplished by smoiherHia mr-ehine curt r brid-ini; a rent w.i5fs of wire rt:nglepn nt and litdggtne arU'.U'S y and '. atrons by ha ml. American ai:tots are continuing th'ir ren:ar'.;'i rde worn, onserving ana leg u if itii.c Brtilh-ry tire, fighting e.ff r;erplanvs and stopping infantry and I an transport?. , Til tho region of I re si-.e?. east of Ver- j dun. on the Met 8 fror'. a l-'rr.n' o-Aireri- J can raid resulted in the taking of fifty j Austrian i.n-oncr?. TJ. S. BOAT SUNK i IN CHANENLj (Bt Vvirrn Preset i w.V?H!X'iTOX. 'ct. 3. The C. S S. j Tampa, a. former mast guard cutter. ( was sunk in foreign waer?. the navy department nnnoumrd today. All aboard! V.ere reported 1 ".- t . The Tampa was sunk r-ff the Knalish coast in the Hnstol channel September 2S. Reports received here indicate the! -hip was torpedoed at night while en- ! gaged in escorting a eenvoy. Ten offi- ' cers and ln2 enlisted men besides ore British army officer and five ei iltan j cniploves on board w. re reported lost. j AUSTRIAN TROOPS j MAKE PROGRESS tt'viTED Prkss Cablegram. 1 T.ONPoN. Oct. 3. "Australian troops; yeterd-iy took 1.500 prisonrrs. two guns ; and forty machine guns, seventeen miles ; north east of Damascus," it was an-: jior.r.ced today. . m . w r r-f, mr M -w f UJJLvilAJN -1511 1 IMPROVE POSITIONS t'V.TFP TFiKSS (-ABLEGRAM.l HAVRE. FRANCE. Oct. 3. "Our local p ishes at different points have improv ed positions". " the Belgian war office j announced today. ' British troops have j captured I "heluv.-c. EcBiset and l.a- ; riaii'.que Farm. British airmen destroyfd nine enemy machines and two balloons."

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C CHAKX.ES E. DONOVAN, JR. t'lus. 15. ro.:.oan. Jr.. rr t master Indiana Harb"r for many c.irs. i? ninv r 'i tmaM rr of Loth Twin titif. Suite tlir pomofuce' K-pnrlmi-nt al""ilis!.rtl tlic name Indiana Harbor and nwi? it all one with I'n.'t Chicafto n. n war ni'asurr Mr. I'invrm's berth is much irioro important s bp will have supreme V,;,r: of 1! rvtfi! affairs in l'nyt Cbii. an v it h headquarters at what vv as the Harbor r ostoff ;ce. w hre b.e has been iir.ro Julv. Mr. Iimiovan i a Har bor i ionf r !! came tin? re wh' ii ten voars of ajto. Hi? administration as postmaster ha? be n hiphly efficient. TO DID . ,, . be civen all commur.lTliai he! tios to .. vh'--re the v. 1 i ! ,bat the Spanish mtluenza: "tiTnunities themsf d today t. iv in tho various ftHi;ui rrhrti I hairme I.i.ke county by the reCeijf. , ., , ,, , f ihe following telegram: i "At request of Surgeon .ieneial nine i ier artme.U public health Red Cross tola, agreed to l.-o in combating present i rdd-mic mnuenr-a by taking charge. J f-ur.p.yiiig mirse nd emergency hos - . p.t-.l supplii-s where ure ui'.r.bie to provide. local authorities : War council p-; , . . ... . ropt-ialod live hundred se venty-il i e liars for this purpose. pf l. i V ' Yoss participation in cnn.paign will be ,r ,,e ,.,,0.1,

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,, . . . , represented the defendants, then joined Frank rerrons will he chairman, refer "'"'l""u , . . , . ... ... ... 'in the hand-shaking and the hearing to division managers Utter. October,"' ' " . .

first, to Ml chapters for further m - f.ii ir.a'ieci follows. '(Sirred) J AM K? I.. ITE.-KR. "liv i.sion Iiirector civilian Relief.' HUNS IN NEW "SUCCESSFUL" RETREAT ll"MTr.D Pf.ess CAr.T,rr;r.AJi. I.i'iN )ON, ict. 3. The 'Germans are retreating on the twenty mile front between Armentbres and I. ens. Field Matshal Ha:g announced today. They ate evacuat'ne hignly organized F'.tlons which they held since the begin- , r.ing of trench warfate. The retirement already has reachec" a maximum depth of two miles and the. K r i t i s h advance is contir.tiinc. The Untisr attack north of ?t. Quentin was ienewe l this moi n'ng. j I Voters' Attention. This is th" last week to register. If you do not register before Monday. October 7th. you cannot vote Nov. I'M S. Republican registering places are as f.-l lows Four t'oiners. State A Holn-.an. Thursday and Friday evenings. T p. in. to 10 p. m Saturdav p. m. froii 1 to 1. S-Mith Side Max and T. :'s place. I'o.ilas nnd Hohinan. Friday from ? a m.. to 9 p. m. North ?ide -Northern Tru t end Savings Bank. Ash and T Tollman. Friday evening, from 7 to 10 w. c. nofi; City Chairman Republican Coin. Red Cross War Fund Notice The second Red Cross War Fund pledges are now due and payable at LIBERTY HARE. Those knowing themselves to be in arrears will con serve a fund sorely needed at this timej bv saving the committee anv expense in t appealing to each one personally our bov s arc to. tne great r.gtu touay. Ret us. without delay, fulfill our pledge to bind their wounds. T. W. OBERRTN. Chajrman Red Cross Chapter. A. M. TURNER. Chairman Second Red Cross War Fund Committee. 10-3-St Southside Voters: Register tonight at Walwer Cream Parlor, cor. Harrison and Conkey avenue. 10-3 DEMOCRATIC CITT CENTRAL COM.

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But Where Can You Find Ten Americans Who've Done as Well as These Roumanians in Buying Bonds and Stamps? Two liouni.inian. John Iaiiciu and Nick Tiniariu of Indiana Harbor were aricstcd yesterday by Deputy L". S. Marshal Keam charged with interfering wiih the sale of Liberty Hond"; by breakt.'ig 'iP a meetint: wins lie id by the: Roumanian? at Indiana Harbor on Sat-; urday evening. j The mectir.fr presided over by! .Ili!i I'osma and t'ie speaker was John Sufana of Tort Wajne, who was sent by the X'. s Treasury Drpsriment's Speakers Bureau. They Didn't Eemove Eti. It was rlamied that the defendants n fused to remove their hat? in the looetms and finally left the ball and started a s'reot rn'etine in which the. -peakr;- ..f t)ie t- enir.tr sent by the gov ernment was sin.ihar name; ..ailed a liar and other The evidence, however.

did not altogether warrant the charges i i and in trying to untangle the matter. U. i Karl Dupes, who was offi.-.ally rerrtj Commissioner Surprise found that ; ed missing in action last. July, sent a defendant Danclu haii subscribed for.lcttcr which was Teceived here yester-

i.Mifny iiimus ami w ar .--itniit; 1 ; amounting to $i5 ?!'d that defendant i Xick Timariu had bonds- and stamps amounting to $l.4S;: that their wit-i nesses had investd in bonds and stamps as follows: Nick Filieia. Sl.SEO; Xick I Dan. $50; and Valer Popescu. $205. Had Subciitcd 83.00O. lie complaining witnesses then show ed that they had subscribed for bonds n.i s.i2nn3 as follows: John Sofana. 7f n: Xi. k I,.c!u. $20; Dan fosma. I 750- Oh a' Nan. and Alex Dusea s. j TV, The commissioner then pointed .out that the tn mn had subscribed for : over $3 !ri in bonds r.na stamps anl In : . .... . , . ',,.. I 1 1-1 uiii u mi.' i-t i 1 1 . i i' 'ui.-i i i i --.. - L'imilnr i iinriitirinC j ! . . 1 . n r i- Irs crnnu t t MAAt. f " ; ' ' " ' mgs and tnat . o v ru si an wu - , , 1 c-ther for the good of the country. The j defendant s claim t ha t their action-, were, misunderstood and that they meant no. rfen5c and clid not attvinpt to cor.nuci a - 1'"1 - ' iiig m the hail. n tne commissioner s . " , , - fieck nanus ami rrm 1 sen 10 um , ctn r 1 or i r.e o n .oo- o l o. -. - j . ...... tiAn.itv T ' Vf-ri 1 ' ' ".,'.', shal Ilram and Attorney t rites, who I :"1" " "" i feast. GEN. DEBENY OUTFLANKING LA FERE ( lVNTTEr Pr.E?s f aft. E -.ram 1 j PARIS. Oct. .1. general Iiehenv. ati tacking on the fifteen mile front bei t-.veen Pt. Q i'-ntlti and Ia h ere is neari ing Be 1 1 hmf on ft and is rapidly outranking Iji Fere. Between the Vesle and the Aisne I and the Aisn '-Marne c anal Gnral ' Eerthlot has cleaned out all the i";ei-- ,,,,, except in a small area south wri.re French advanve elements are progiejis.ing. FRENCH ADVANCE IN CHAMPAGNE t'NITFiD pRCSS l.'ABM!e,iiAM I PARIS. Oct. ntinue to advance nnl Vesle legion, -rrenen lorces conIn the Champagne the war office an. nounced today. Challerange la mile and a half east of Montpis was captured yesterdav evening. North of Khfiiiis th- Fren-h took Ixi re, Th Frneh attack was resumed at daj break. HUN RETIREMENT BEFORE YANKS I fMTF.n Pf.es Cablegram WITH THE AMERICANS WEST OF VERDl'N. Oct. 3 The Germans, it was further indi ated today. ar withdrawing from their advanced positions to the Kretmhilde-Stellung line. Their retreat is protected by strongly placed machine ft. in positions in a difficult terrain between their advanced lines and the new defenses. Artillery fighting increased early Jthis ni 'tninsr. !NEW U-BOAT OFF ATLANTIC COAST Bt TstTEP Press! AN ATLANTIC PORT. Oct. 3. Reports of a German l"-boat in operation I0O miles oft" the Atlantic coast were i brought here today by two merchant vessel. Roth v sse'.s reported they reRe. reived P. O. S. calls which told of shelling by the submarine, but neither (was able to catch th position or name of the vessel attacked.

THE HORRORS OF WAR

:Src-TAT, To THr. Time? 1 ST. JOHN, IND., Oct. 3. Doll Connors finally got his. His brother Robert was notified today that Doll was in a base hospital in France. Doll. fought at the battle of the Marne, at Chateau Thierry and mixed with the Hun time and again. He saw his comrades fall on both sides of him but seemed to bear a charmed life himself and never got a scratch. Now he's in the hospital. He was stepping into a "Y" canteen when he slipped and turned his ankle. E'S FUST LAKE CO. BDY TAKEN PRISONER Karl Dupes of East Chicago U. S. M. Writes From Hun Prison Camp. Karl Dupes of fiast . 'h i a rro m a rrman rrison camp. Dupes, who Is a member of the I'nne.l j states marines, is the first Lake count v bov re norted n rir:nnpr r? n v i dav by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. I'. AV. Dupes, of r!44i Kir -street, and written July 1st. He tell of his capture and ' how he was take. prisoner of war. The letter has re'. Ae i to great extent I tho awful anxiety and suspense under which his parents have labored during the lapse of time sin they first received the information. The letter was se- ! verely censored by the Cermans and Rrral maeK lines drawn 'Hr..u?n many sentences. He tells of his being most fortunate In having a knowledge of the 'erman language and that ne has been; selected as interpreter for many prison- j ts who are at loss to understand what is told them MISSING IN ACTION , . . . , , Aj IQ HeiUg W OUllaea KjlG ment Beam Reported As Missing by War Dept. Prr.e-iAi. To Tun Tivr.s 1 CROWN POINT. 1NP. o.-t. -Mrs. Clrmnt Beam of this city received a tekgram from the War IVpartment on Wednesday that her husband Clement Ream had not been heard from since July 24th. The last tune Mrs. Beam heard from him he told hrr that he had been wounded in the 1;? and possibly the. limb miclu have to lie amputated He was "3 years of age and enliste just a year ago today. October 'Jnd. the day the news tame telling of his dath At the time ho left his baby was but ten days old. Tie left with the first draft contingent from this city. The family moved here from Hulburt. VIENNA JUST "THINKS" IT SO l"NITKP PREeS 'API. FJO RAM AMSTERDAM. O.-f 3 Bulgarian d- I serters advancing on Sofia have been driven back by government troops, act cording to a dispatch from the city by wav of Vienna today. Sofia is now . out of danger, the dinpat'h said. XITTlvTC! CJ-PT" T.T'PTc I XX Ult U UJJi. X AiVJLI TO ROULERS tL'MTitn Press ritiL-'iRAii PARIS, oct. 3, 12:15 p in. The r,.rmans have set tire to the Belgian cite of Roulers, twelve miles northeast of Vpve-. BAD WRECK ON rjIN Li J5 Y li V AIM I A CREVEEANn.' Oct. 3 Twrnty-tw.. ! workmen were killed and two injured early today when a Pennsylvania pas-! senger train plowed through them a i they were leaving a ivo; k train at; Bedford A heavy fcK j, sairl to have obscured the passenger tram's an- ' proaeh. TJ1PTT. XTX nTTntTT T Y 1 JUXI. X X X-l v w X.X X m "V T-l T "n A e-i Tl ITTTTnif I ! ' J JT ljjJKi J-i JLXXXjiX! li 'rt:o i K.r- v a tsi . it.. n a m i LONDON. Oct. ". Prince Max of Radon has been appointed German chancellor, succeeding Von TTcrtling. according to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch. Eleventh Precinct Republicans Can register at Tc.ugla and !l.--h-man streets from 6 a. m. to S p. m.. Friday, October 4. 10-3-it

Dr. Mott Chosen Director of $170,000,000 War Fund Drive

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for the sevca war service organizations tvhich are working to sustain and increase the morale of the American and other Allied soldiers. Dr. Mott was chosen to take charge of the big November drive for funds at a meeting of representatives of the Y. M. C. A., the Y. Y'. C. A., the National Catholic War Council, the Jewish Welfare Board, the Salvation Army, the American Library Association and the War Camp Community Servic

NO GERMAN TAUGHT IfJ W. HAMMOND SCHOOLS Patriotic School Board Ha ! Cut It Out Altogether. V f.-t Hammond has the advantage of Hammond. Its citizens can truthfully say that the teaching of Ccrman has been entirely cut out in the West Hammond high s hoc. Meantime Hammond people are forrid to try and xplain how ha pp ns tha the Hammond high to out out German . the fa-t that some i sen. ii w a s u r,a p;, , i h I s e r, r r wing to j pupils si u. lied it la ear and must of course finiMi ur. this year. sl Jlammonus sc'icos are prog res- j sivc aid at the same time very pattiotic. " THESS ft FELLOWS AfiE PESTS But They Certainly Do Fatten Up the School Fund. I. as' night the Hammond police i stopp.-d a n ;. utonv hi le on ';..sti!n street dm en by tto Arent of Pent. n Hari b"r. Mmh.. and found t" Ut-snllon k- gs. i one f.-ga !!n jug ami ten quart bottles. 1 three half pints an I one pint of whiskey and six quarts of wine. In th" niactrne with Arent was August M'chke and wife, also of Benton Harbor. Mrs. Mo.'hk" had ?9i1 "3 with her. Ar-nt and M"ehkr were each fined $;30 and Itejijor confiscat'-el to be . stroyed. They didn't have so much w ih them when they left Hammond. CLERKS' OFFICES TO

UFKN 1 VV U ij V UI4 11M KitS hack of the Hmd-mlmr lino has bee., 'broken. B-aur.: vol r has been of ptured . The clerks' offices of the superior hy th- British and Australian-, who : courts at Hr.mmond and Gary and the j have also taken Brancourt. tlaht. miles federal court at Hammond will be north of St. Quentin. ; -.pen Fridav and Paturdav evenings The French have pushed eastward to accommodate pe.-sons de ?:r:ng toiabove- yt. Quentin. Piter destruction t

-ecu i ' rst pape i Under ihe liiv. tirst pap aniifl i he taken out at any time wirhn thiri.e taken out at any time wirh n tllir 1 ty days ot ?.n c no flr.n pape rs will be issued after this "AceK. ANOTHER 100 PER CENT OnlTflnnV COXl OXjKrJ The .1. I i co G .1 . Piur.ii. ablUhmen. with r subs; .--ption r-i-$scO i for the l- ourtu I.immv Loan is no per I cent, each emplo;. e hain.- taken a bond.

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1 4' Lnderwood R. MOTT the Y. M. C. A., v?ho has been elected Work CampaigR toraltsa $17.00, BULGAR PREMIER SPEAKS l'N;Tr-. Prfss ' a f.i n ;r vf j A .is i i-.k i ia.m. Oct. o.- we were lUil

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i declared Premier Malin peakme : of the j savs a ! front the throne to members i I-u'.garian parliament Monday, I Sofa dispatch today. Ma'.inoff said he desired his country an honorabh" n'.y to give i - mensorate with the previous it had borne. jrilices IT IS JUST HUN CAMOUFLAGE I'.vitep rnrss CAt!.r'irjM.l I.oNDl'iN'. Oct. 3. The Kaiser's recent appeal for a '-eeognized "people's government" and another appeal which is now issuing but of which no 'ditatils have been received, are reI crarded by authorities her" as camou flage to fool the (,.-rninn public and i:io entente fiainii'iii. v oi n i n i ; e s e 1 1 1 l i . --. E. a o ui ocra t f c .-ernment will reu,t ite.m the rr'?- . lit cris a d o p t e d R'lt p. s Tii Rfich.-tag majority has a program rnd 'is'.r. the July i.f resolution. BIG NEWS MAY COME SOON IBr I'nitep Press WASHINGTON. (ief 3. Winter will find Belgium and northern Prance out of the grasp of the Teutons, military authorities predicted h' -e today, following the beeinmnc of the German l etreat from I,h Basse can.il resrion. The H'ttrenient is ej.e..-ud t - reach as far as Antwerp. The objective of the allied forces since the M.arne turning print battle has been the wrecking of the German armies Today there j a chance that, an attainment of that object will come far sooner than ha? been antie'peted. OPEN WARFARE MADE POSSIBLE II"N!Tt:r Press C M'i.e ,i: am 1 . Wl Ji!!" ZX"S;?: of the enemv s dejenscs s-' to b. m , sight. ipen warfate has I, --on mad: possible. ANNOUNCE PEACE DEMANDS IBt I'NrTEP Pt:es.-. I WASHINGTON. Oct. 2 Serbia and u reeve touay hiiiojii' .-ij i.o-.i r-.ii.: i..--jinands on Bulgaria. They are; 1. Reparation ail i cupi: d - rritor; A l.a i .1. f all i-lar.s for dom ination of the Balkans. 3. Guarantees for Greeks livme on Bulgar territory

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Gongrsss Also Honors Oily ol East Chicago for lis The city of East Chicago, the first city in the United States to complete its Liberty Loan quota in a clay and throw in more than a million dollars for good measure, has had its patriotism officially recognized not only by General Pershing of the American Expeditionary ; Forces, but formal notice of it ha? i been recorded in tli3 official chron 1 cle of the Congress of the United j States the Congressional Record. t With a population of C3.0i'rt. Kast ."'. -I oago has gone over the top u ;:-. ::: : than 2r1.or.11 subscriptions a:,d sl' . r more than .3.C"'.0Oi;i worth of bom:.-. ; , I compared with its quota of S!.7.',i. .".;, ! PEESHINC3 CABLES TO CCL. T.2H::. i Word that the splendid shov. mi. Indiana Harbor ami IZast Ohica.j 1 .;:.. in the Fourth Loan drive ha bcvii - 1 down in the official records of cui..;;. came today from Concrrcssman 00 ' . who wrote to Chairman Riley. A c.M.--I cram was received late yesterday fro::: I Oe neral" Pershing. ; THE MESSAGE FBOK FRANCE. j Ijcaring the date of October 2nd and sent from "Wide Wing." France. O.enrr -refghrngs- message'r-ad as follows "Walter J. Biley, "Chairman liberty toaa Committee, 'rast Chicago, Indiana. Hearty congratulations for your saccescful work for the Tourth Liberty Loan period. "PIBSHUTS." That General Perching realizes tha' the people back home are with him is been by his tribute to the Chairman. FIRST IN AMERICA. Congressman Will Wood in a ltter i (Cont'mi'-d en page ix.' IN AUTO ACCIOENT , 'Black Onk Rcp-tip nf Die;. tressing Smashup When Teachers Attend Red Cross Affair. (Sfectci. To TRH TtMES 1 MICH IG A N CITY. IND.. Oct. S'. Mi. Iiah Dorse it and Miss Corrine ivp,, , school teachers, are at the home of Miss Dorsett's parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Dorsett. f.li Huron street. suffering from injuries sustained early Sunday .morning wl an autrm-'bilc in which j t y. , were riding turned or twice at C.T. . . , i nlck ri,.k nr.,,- u,n,...j ..mv.iv ii. ti riamnioni. .Mis DorjSttt's right shoulder is frpctur'-d and i ber left collarbone is crack' d. v Title Miss O'Day sustained an injury to one oi her sides and her righ eye is decolored. Roth also have bruises about tho body. Saturday evening people t.-cip at I Black Oak gave a dance at the B'ack I oak school. ,.f which Miss D-rsett j, ' ope of the teachers, for the benefit of j tho Red Cr ... It was shortly after , the midnight hoi!r that th-" Misses O'Daj j end Iiorseit. Ml" P.u'h Bush, of linrv. j and R--uis l;ii,i:"' and William Low -; man. of B!a. k ak. b-ft th" sc'io..; buildinc. in nu litem. do lo. for iliry. Mr j l.owman v.as at the. vh.eet and at a oirvo in the road the ma. bt:i- bft th ! road, worn oer an eicb-ijikmeot ari l j turned ever twice. Miss Uusii. who is a t ai her at the 7;!:o-k oak school, w as i unhurt as were also t iie vcuna mc'i ; liii' Miss I'I'jy. who t.-ache-j. at the ; Tryon school, rst of tins c'tv . and M.ss l.).ret -v.-re iv t so f irt'inate. 1 The injured or.:ig ladies were taken to liary w hete the-, v r re attended b:- ' Dr. Yarrii.cte.::. Scnda v afernoon the . ifocior broiich' !li"-i, in hi:- machine. . the Dorsett hop,.- 1: re HAVE fOU REGISTERED? Hammond re; uhlicans are going P fool themselves in t'ie matter of votirc next month if they do not register. They have only n few days more to look i ft'r it and there a re hundreds who have not registered. Morris Dohson. who p 1-oV. ing af'.ir tiv t'e-: is I a ' ion in P. pi:." Ftatik TTe t'- rooms in the ki.i.'co1 block. .' about 15 or a -lny nio coming n but 'that's not fas niMiicii said M"ris. "We outhf to ha-.e ;e.a n daj. Tell ihem to hurry "