Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 311, Hammond, Lake County, 17 June 1919 — Page 2

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Tuesday, June 17, 191D.

ILSti CHARGES ARE DENIED BY IRISH OFFICE

LONDON", June IT. The Irish office today issued a categorical denial cf th charges contained in the report On conditions in Ireland made by Frank P. Wal.-a and other representatives of Irish-American societies. The statement from the Irish office F.tys that the Walsh reports contain tos exaggerations and statements that are utterly untrue. Some of

watch for the army worm, which has made its appearance in several Indiana counties. Reports of heavy damage to crops in Fulton, Cass, Henry. Var.derburg and Madison counties have been received, while other counties report slight damage. The county councils of both Delaware and Madison counties have made appropriation! to fight the worm.

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I'l'BLIN. June 17 The reply of the government to the charges conned in the report of Frank P. i;sh and other Irish-Americans on r.ditiona in Ireland, is being printed will be published tomorrow. The ;h eecutivo jhhUs absolute denial the most serious charges.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE LAI-WVKTTE, INT) , June IT. T. A. O - - -i of Purdue uni versity, state 1 .:-;-! f county agents, has warned cv-vy Ii.a.ana farmer to ba on the

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NO TREATY TEXT FOR U. S. SENATE

flNTERN ATION AL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON, June K. President Wilson fseis it would not be in the rublic interest to communicate officially to the senate the text which is provisional Mid not definite, and he finds no precedent for such a procedure." Acting Secretary of State Polk communicated to h? senate in reply to Senator Johnson's resolution of June 6. asking that the state department furnish the senate witn a copy of the peace treaty with Germany, "He would, of course." the communication continued, "be glad to communicate to the senate a full text if it were complete, which is not the case. It is now ia the process of negotiation and many points of great moment are under consideration. The text will not be complete until flnaJy ready for signature."

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MICHIGAN CITY MAN

HURT IN COLLISION Earl Fite. who lives at SOI Ohio street. Michigan City. Ind.. while drivinghis automobile north on Columbia avenue. Hammond, last night. was Rtruck by an eaatbound Gary interurban street car. No. 125. ' The automobile was smashed and Fite, who was badly injured, was taken to St. Margaret's hospital In the Hammond police patrol.

HASN'T MISSED DAY IN LAST NINE YEARS Miss Garnet Boyer, who graduated with the senior class from the Hammond Industrial hih school this week, has a record for attendance seldom equalled. Miss Boyer has not been absent from school a single day during the last nine years. Her parents reside at Wheeler, but she is staying with her uncle, W. F. Mashino. at 81 Detroit street.

Ward is thought y the Hammond police to be responsible for many of the robberies which have taken place in Hammond lately. When Ward's rooms were searched the suitcase and oth?r things which had been stolen from Dr. Carroll's office Sunday night were found. Chief Austgen and Court Bailiff James Trost took Ward to Crown Point this morning, where he will be tried in the criminal court.

SOLDIERS FISH WITHGRENADES Indianapolis, Ind., June IT. Fishing with hand grenades is the latest in Indiana. The arrest of three soldiers who were reported killing fish in Fall Creek, near Fort Benjamin Harrison, by exploding hand grenades has been ordered by Richard Lieber. chair-nan of the state conservation commission, who filed affidavits against them. Military officials will turn the men over to civil authorities for prosecution.

POLICE ARREST MAN WHO ROBBED M. D. Taddy J. Ward, a painter who lives at 26 Plummer avenue. Hammond, was arrested last night at his home by Captain Strong and Officers Bunde and Elnsele, charged with robbery.

PREPAREDNESS NOT REVELANT TUCKER MT. CLEMENS. MICH., June 17. Real issues of the Ford-Tribune $1.000.000 libel suit were written into the trial today when Judge Tucker ruled that the issue of preparedness is not revelant. Judge Tucker's ruling makes the question of whether what Ford may have said or done Justifies the criticism aimed at him in th Tribune editorial, the real issue in the case.

British 9.2 inch howitizer, which the Sixty-fifth coast artillery was the only American unit to have the honor of using. "We were ready to let Fritzie hiv 15.000 more tons." commented Captain Marquet. smilingly, "when the armistice made us call it quits."

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WHEAT HARVEST OPENS IN POCKET INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE EVANSVILLE, IND.. June 1". Farmers in the "pocket" have begun cutting their wheat and with continued dry weather threshing is likely to begin next week in this section of Indiana.

ANOTHER REASON WHY FRITZIE BACKED OUT f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. June. An estimate of a few reasons why Fritzis threw up the sponge s? quickly in November was given by Captain William F. Marquet, of the Sixty-fifth cnast artillery. According to the official war history cf his regiment, it fired In the ti nal seventy days of th war more than 15,000 tons of steel. These lead punches were hurled at the bodies by means of the famous

FARMER KILLS SELF AND TWO CHILDREN MONTI CELLO, IND.. June 17. Lemiel Potts, a farmer living rfear this city, early today shot and killed two of his three children and then killed himself. A revolver was used by Potta to slay the two children. Ernest, aged 11. and Everett, agted nine, and

after killing tr.e two he turned the

weapon upon himself. It is thought Potts intended to wipe out hi3 entire family, but his wife and another child escaped. A deal for the sale of hi3 farm whereby he would have obtained several thousand dollars, fell through yesterday and this is thought to have prompted Potts to take the lives of hU two children and himself.

What is believed to he one of the most powerful casts ever assembled for a motion picture was selected to appear in the Faramount-Artcraf t special adaptation of Hall Cain's famous novel, "The Woman Thou Gave. t Me." which will be shown at the DeLuxe theatre today and tomorrow.

Katherine MacDonald. one f the screen's most beautiful and accomplished actresses, was engaged for tha rol of Mary. For the unpleasant but higa ly Important part of the young libertine. Lord Raa, Jack Holt was chosen. H was in "The Squaw Man," as Cash Hawkins, and will be remembered la support of Seussue Hayawaka and other Paramount stars. Mary's lover, the explorer. Is played by Milton Sills, formerly leading man for Clara Kimball Young, and a favorite with motion picture fans.

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SECOND VICTIM OF ... U.T. TROLLEY WRECK NOBLES VILLE, IND., June 17. Ossa Lancaster of Carmel, Ind., one of nineteen persons injured when two Union Traction cars were wrecked near Carmel Friday nighty is dead at th,e Noblesville hospital. He was the second victim of the wreck to die.

GOV. GOODRICH HAS COPY OF AMENDMENT INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. Juni 17 A copy of the Susan B. Anthony suffrage amendment to the federal constitution has been received by Governor J. P. Goodrich, having teen sent the chief executive by the state department at Washington. The copy will be presented to a special session of the Indiana legislature in event a special

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