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THE TIMES.
Tuesday, April 2, 1918.
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Advance Orders
M
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efngerators
' ' $6.90
Tomorrow
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Cas?i 222 Monthly
We purchased a carload of Northland
Refrigerators for delivery April 12th
and will take orders for them Wed
nesday , April 3rd at a 20 saving
run
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Northland Refrigerators
fli(") is The iv.icular iric of this size Northland TIc
frivu;erator. We eonsider it an exeellent value at the
riee. At If .?).") it's a wonder, ,is all refrigerators
liavt' advanced at least '.y er eeut since last season.
It, is made of solid ash, finished a rich iroldon, is 40
inches hiu'h, 2 inches wide and liOyi inches deep.
The Northland is so constructed that the circulation
of air causes all odors and impurities of the food to
he condensed upon the ice.
A Genuine Ice Saver
The Northland is fitting with an atuomatic drip-cap
which keeps the moisture from oincr into the ice
chamber perfect insulation and circulation of air
make this Refrigerator a genuine ice saver, Jt is a
side ieer, with galvanized iron ice chamber, wdute
enamel lined, nickel plated hardware, automatic
locks, non-rust wire shelves, adjustable to any
height. $2.00 cash brings it to your home, $2.00 a
month pays for it.
-1 .
i is wi
Remember the Reduced Price is for "Wednesday Only
This Picture is an Exact
Reproduction of the
Refrigerators on Sale
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KAUFMANN Ei WOLF - Hammond. Ikd.
Refrigerator Orders Taken
Tomorrow are for April
12th to 15th Delivery
: '
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IvT iTIMnTnTiTT m fmm TiTuTn
Daily TIMES Scores
Big String of Beats
U-.wins: a,i.-,.-i-ti.-n..: Ii:;.-in? c;.m;nr.y f r I'lranunt r.- !JirH I rf
HunmK.n.i I-ui: ii: I.'n A-.i-w.-, drrs. rfntly t-.k a trip from N-w j I Hf I U J 1 1 I
t'r.n Ink. e,..,ntv Sa-.inc- & Tru-t r.v Y-i k (-ty t I.ak- 0-.rs. X-.- York j I IILI S if ILL UL
CAREFUL IH FUTURE
e.,i-n- t r..;;!r'.- I-..n Aor;T!.,n. cry H.nrl." frAir. tho novel by l:iv!ri
llnr.il-:-!:,! S-i-. & Trus-' d ;:i n y V'-i
J morninx at tho lattfr's hnmp, saying,
i"tr;i:n, your stre on flr." Silver
j hri.ke al! "'3 records (rfftting- iin
town to finci lie had b'on fooled. It
I was hardly lisht and he lost two hours
o: .c"p. i ri
ranrs. Through the I'n'.-.M Press The
Tims has maintained a sf-Hdy .treani
on beats on n.''s of woriii wide in..- r
st. Some UnU'.rl I'ress beats i irn?
th past six week." included the following-:
9 NaTns of T i.-cin.a vurvivors.
Feb. H Exclusive revelations inter
nal German condition?.
Feb. 13 Brat on A darns withdrawal
race Repubblna a National co:nnuttco
ehatrmanihlp.
r.h:rn I'l.i'Iips.
un.iri r-Vflry and
ry if Japan erd.- ex pe.! : t ' n t- S.beria
t .1... 50 without I". S. apr-rval.
Maroh R- Kxelusdve con:ld-ntial ad
vice at Washington ni.ns" I.en'ne a"s
Gen '.an a.-nt l aid to deliver Ku.-mh
to ( i t-rrr-n ny.
Ahead An-.eri. an atet-id.' li.itff Jap
anese ex;. edition I" S,!jerl.i.
M.ire'n 1' l'".x v. si ve Americans r
i : ) 1 ;r:iian i 1 f.r attack.
Mm h f Exeinsivn Ari-.ericans on
n w frt-nt nar Swiss lines under;oinc
.t ra ft r.s lljr.'.
' M.x:-.-li II Ahead An cvioans in hi?
M !
iviv.:. -V I.'-riti
um '. . T. ! i :i y
irth at ti- x-r , TTwn1AJ T0rn0.!
,h..r' of th l;ke to,,k l-.'rn that way i cou J.j.aiixmwivi avuuiuu;
. i-.'l h d : s' overe.l T'irect r Visn'ki. (
',. t-r,,t I who nu'l l"'n en'l.-I"ne.l il.o
t.-.'. t f ;.!,, c- t ,.-n . I :na i ; n ;n the a.-t ..f i'- ' t i n ? Wil-
, ...... I-,..-- Ifl ft ..l.'l'rt, T.'IF
:i Nerth'Tii Trus!
HALF TON GF I. W. W.
fan-.otis novelist and
t !,t y n rich t. who was workina; near! y
i :-it the tim?. .n tho water.
Will ITever Forget Lesson j
They Received.
Pa u! ice j
KredTiek h-r-'-df sat looking on and M. GukIs-i eiii and i. tjoidberp, itinerant
f ti -nrp h: in-j b.it'n cnibatnr. t s in.par- , peddlers. s;.id to resid.- in WVst Hara-
t inllv. wea i:r.; a v
fe'.-hi
LITERATURE IH CITY
Feb. 19 Exclusive offi'dat inti.'-un""-
-:T.t Russians we.u'd resi.-t German in- i Lorraine ra.!i.
vs, 4;on I I h-ji Aror.-ms north of To.,! , A l:lf ton of I. W. W. ! er.-.'.n r .n I
v-f.v, 20- Kid-;.i v halting of R-is- r: ak.r first raid i4na.is!ed on (l-rinan i hJ.'oivh: t I f t .r-e.. .., i hite;- rday in1
,;,n demoNilizati-m. tr. ndiw. put..m...it.- fr-.in oh.oar- ! -e .v- i
Feb. 21. KKc!nsie Trotsky refuses MK'.ii: K !u.i w I;Uer arrived ' press, d to ari.w pr. rt s ' i !i oo;i :it r . j
s'srn peace treaty. ...:! cn:ir i.-nv.. yin American ', Two rn. n pr.-sen'd th..- l.vio iies th-j
Feb 22 - - F.s.''.:;.-ns Ambassador j trm-ps. ' i--f tiio Ainois l"r.fs '.. ;: t
K'ano; sa vs viil lease retro-rad if V-j -), F.d.iis-e rrb rjoos- ; wr- tnrt -d ..-r to t!o- v ?! n ,
'lerman a;.ra.h vd d-- t.i r -! w ith Kif-rro war cross. A .' ''liari.s ) I .; t ,.!..(. h ,u -.-,v..rvd l!o
Feb F.xclusi v R jsstr.. r-:.--Vi: I.X'!:s:. T. kio. .1:. pan understands r.n'ui- f th i .-. rr. rl. Tl." i..'ic-
,:'Pnses preparmn f! ht respiie .!- Fr:itio favors : n t . . r t : ..n in S!!.r'a. . te h phon?d lr, -p- r i "a t't and
GEO. HALL,
VETERAN, PLEASE?'.
si-vik s-irrendr. -dar. tt 1 t.x l is. v.- .M .-.. w .
Feb. 27 Kxclusiva five American i e.-t-rain to rati'.v ;-r!u:m peace
f 1 Mfd ilfrewn ail'itK. I ;i n n : n tr re voru i i.-n;i t y -. t .
i
'.'it v. ere n.f.rio.d I'iM p:irio hi' 's .
l"lt . setj.j. !s to i.n i s a'r. i ! s.n; j i-. s... i,
1 a i ii t h they w.-r.. no n-id'T '
et-.. !
IV. . O'ih'.l
in e.i-s. but tdithe in s
err dit to his of essi. .ri t '. sf8. U
i the Mitf.mond 'irrh.n'n ttie.it
f ' 1 .v. i r ;r a ceti.cd" s.-na and 'I'j'n'4
tram nd r ri.rr-ilins t tie M''.:nne ,-:s-
THE TIES'
i tn-ind. 1:1., were .irr. st. 'l by Frank J. !
T:urk), federal fo.-d administrator for!
Ar the VK-I.-ixe tr:i.nrr.'' iinniDini for seiiingr wheat flour and;
isir '.ti iu-ir.tities in fArcss of the legal '
iliowane- m llarr.ir.ond and Whiting. In!
lie rase they were f.nind to have sold a
h -iisewife l"i pounds of suffar and it
AT ORPHEUK l. an ti.at lha two were arrested.
i file j .(-a-n-es of the peil1ler 'wer re-
t , Oe.rr e llalh v ! v,,k ,, . , .. . t.irne.l r ver to
i.t and n : ,,j . dm mlHt ra t cr Wheeler of f'hieasro I Anaconda
Tho fod'rul for.l administration r- i American Snieltin? -
AUhi.vii
American lieet Suirar
American Car I'ury.
American Locomotive -
v a
7 .'8 c e
th-ir names ns .! i-'ic r.
Exclusive liermaiii r-f-.ismf nait an- j .Mart tt iu i-..o e n. ians 'ic-or- ; .-t wr.tjpj i. wttbin lew
nee on I'-nroKtad desptt-i u.cceptance . t : . rt i ArcMe i;....sey. n. i two tier, H ?
Msn n 1. Afi'tnl t.'Ksian cornrr. is- A. Lav and J"i:n W. U ils..n. w err- p.r-j- ,.
Feb. Cs-- Kx'-'.'is'.ve Russiiins i'r:l j ris 't tf.e P-;t tp:it Ht-:n-t, threa'- ti , t . to J.-ay.- unl j r -b.alily .x;-tesS..d I ji.
t;st Litovsk fosr-p treaty us scrap,! en ., lvae (i(.Vfir.:i''it if Vios-..,-.v en- ;!,. i:t rn "i re ,a ; ;,n..'h- r it.
rf paper. , ferenee ratifies :. rman peace. Tho pa f.t s c. i f ,abi:si. ,.f
March 2 LxcLtsive de.tals civilian Ahe;d M'viv oi r. -i ' n e s rcaiy t . ornni'-n'. j.v
ocrrad. l't esident v -,1s. .n. '
i . . .1 . V . . I. . .
t..ra Itr.l T : II"! Ii ! I 11- iMmn imu ri
'"el . ir ftr supt-ort there i emin that
'' ! wr.nlerf.i1 p..- r of .dc-ut i..n that lias
i'lte I .,,.... r.,,. 1,,,, to t!l"'lnil of I'-eatie
. . ntiy fo-.'i i.c-asi. n to raution the peo-j American Tobacco
1 aicamst hiiir. s'ir;.i(.. from un- Ilrooklyn Rapid Transit
known peddlers, af'.cr a woman buyer T.aldwin Locomotive
ft.. in such merchants, m i;ioon.insrt'n, ! Raitimore and Ohio
had found k round fc-ia'"" in r..-r . .a. Vr. ! Canadian Ia- iiic
!n !1 fie Knclivti spejiltins c.un
1!t.-k ftoui Aus'ra
( . ,. I .
Xew York Central
Colorado Fuel
Central Leather
uation Pe;?
a Hal!
!-!
. tor
has brought
TWIN GUY
BUIW
STRIKE ANOTHER
IT MISER'S U-BOATS
LIEUT. L. AMR ELL
HOME Oil FURLOUGH
K it pin v.e-. pie
f the tropics It is Kfip-r-mpas.-ione.l
r'' itat i -n
en .y ! f.n-- "hi man vu-
leville. rerri.ri-i nir on of hint r :-
rl,er of the j ;n-!-- i,.,. t who saul
I t ror. es l w ' r i "
C. TT I , n-ltli.olt honr-.r lit',.!
'int. i . 1 1 1 -. . .
V.: iMj.j
t'em v.-l.en ;.
ifi.y I .;.:!!...
Mark Plate Mill Opened
With High Officials
Present.
i. - i universal plt-.'.e in-.l :,. the
-.-.A works and h'nst-furr.a es of ttie
Mark Manufacturing company at Indi
ana Harbor roll'-d its first h'v. I sh'.ttiy
alter two o'clock yesterday af t. rnoon,
making: the third r.-iiimr milt pineal in
operation at the plant that is built
to
where a year av;o ti.'hes swam. Hih
officials of the Mark company. Inctudinir; time is g-cttinp taw products ft
et inteiident K' ,-i- t gi the order
iiart the rolls.
tT-Boat Menace.
L.ery new Piate mil, America tS VOLUNTEERS HAVE
moans another Mow at th Hun r-loats. j TjT A fT f"V J"rC'h'mT
Tins makes I'.mr pia'te miiis for Lake-' 1 LALjli Ux HUM Uxt
county, two b-inK at iPiry. tw.. at In-
rliara Harbor Inland Steel having one. j Haii.-n.-nd should at bast !i;nc tw n
All are enK'Hir.uI in tiiaktr.fr ( f fori ty-tlve vdt ni'-r? in th- Lii-rty Hall
the fleet corporation and Kidintts for ; parad" P.-ifir.lay,
i.,.V.morini. .. ... t a for the 1. mint or'd tOtlaV, and .
America, of Italy and of France.
The r:ew Harbor oiate mill can r ,!1: H'.1"" e,,!;Minjr in tue aiinj
as l;i;u us tIC-ii.ih stuff.
l;.'-tveen now and early summer open
luarttis. oil? ovens and ona bia.-t-fiirnace
will place in opera t ion rt
the Mark piar,t. The a.m;nny a; this
1 Its
w.men without 11 tue. ( J
poamis h. a vie- There are rtii-r excen-ni j
1 in the r velar Hall's rrpe,T..-.re r.t rc.i.n.s
,.r..M Ho. iti t.ii.lesrnie r.f a Sht.kesperean
. ir-.'. s-.tt ..f M . and Mis Ilefo-to I scene is r'- 1 , trli tf u 1 f
i .
.ac.m-ii has ,-.1 ,n Hammond f--r ' r. ailt of the actor wnw ... ( ,,y i,.yM
more ..I ir.e r.-.i- ,
h as w-rK- ;
for thine he hasn't
done." Hal! cannot sin as he once
coaUl h' t h" mils n.ore in his roidines
than .ye- before. C.eori-e. give n
n f' ria5. s f ;;! mlIi It is tirri.,...s
..'aty t . state that the trreat place of
.interest. t0 t;,.. ..frioer -after res liotne
ion c.Mr.-dl ."tret was Lib.-ity Hall.
,,,;rv. .Ml Iha
bile Iti Hammond
is tint he erive t
p...d--.l b.e-man .-'."' ifs. su
ins; 'Ut pen-in
llat-rv K. Larn.ard. ftdvral food adminis-
T r.a t o r. to. lav rt i '. , I a t . ti ,!S wartime- Tto
. so tie;! Ib is, .any snd all of them
potential spi.-s. are freo.w-r.tl- .enemies Chesapeake and Ohio
' ' the K"'. ert.m. iC. in tlutt they persist-i Crucibio Ster!
.ri'iv i.dafe the f.-.,.., r. uul.-it ions and ! Krio
are very difficult to approht rid and pun- i (Jeneral F.lectric
j J c.reat Northern
pp., ; M'-xican IVtroleum
irdsiMOOSE TO HAVE Norfolk and Western .
Northern l 'acini:
BIG TIME i I'ennsyl van i
rittsburi? Has
fSt I.. IAI. To TiiB Timk.4.1 Pullman
1 ' A ' April . iTepa ration.
ave been cemr ie!. d T.-r the r.ublic in-
I
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G0LUMI1
April s. ,m
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Theatre m
HAMKOND, IKD.
FEATURE ATTRACTION
Toda
PEPFLE & 6REEHWALD
SONG AND DANCE REVUE
IS A Rlil-.. . .-.! r .
I rJ iituaivdi ruorncay, iu
People, Pretty Girls, Special
Scenery, Catchy Mu3tc.
Geo. Hall
Comedian.
Clifton & Kramer
The Swede and the Girl.
Herbert & Brooks
Comedy, Singing, Talking and
Dancing.
Brooks Sisters
Macie and Illusions.
Matinees 10-15c.
Nights 10c, 25c, 35c
ve-v Show Monday, v e.tnes-daT
and Saturday. Mat-nee Dally -'0
P. m. Niphts. 7 to 11 p. m. " Sun.
avs ( mtmuous 2-11 p. rn.
iw-iMf r-u-if w;rej
f Mttose at ftreatn-
land h.iliroom tn the evenins of April 5.
1 '.' ! The installation will start,
promptly at S o'chwH iin p,. T,ro.
reded at o',-l.,rk by nn inf . trial din
ner i.t K .nc'i restaiit.aut in honor of
the stmi. nt hand of M oos.-liea rl who
n " ;i . i s
n '
s . a ?
t-r.K.-ant U'ebm Met- ter
far oniy four hu'.e
.n
w 1 :
n j; a r.d .1 a nee ,
U- staared. more so
here this
1 si--
enl istet).
.Ml ti'.os,. et
fore S.i tu rCa y
ma rc h in the pi a.
be-
n -vill be permitted t
e o
r v.
.nor limb
in..'
banmr, 'i 1 ;:i . . c .ml Yoi itit'.f :,'' An.l
receiie the oin.-r honors r.f the Ja
die t h - r 1 1 for tlieir pa it dot i.-m.
" I ; i n cr a 1 ' '. r
Fcpt !e .1-
la. vile IS ei:
than an y t
i it i. re the M. c .nn
. . i 1 . i '
V.I ." II 0 1 11. Me,, .-..'.
rather set. ..,t . horns. i no a.o
new and eb a a r.t and uiw-s amp!.' on-
r .1... .....Iit-o.s-
r til !,.e-lion oi " '
fhe a t has t'-m-
i-ii! 1" pruosi s r.f the ev. nin"r. Sup'rem.'
I'ictiHor .Tohii V. Ford t.f Fh i la d.d : .h ia .
f.oriun.ty
. . r t I. r- f . :n . ! e f, ; .1 1" e.
1 the taller or Ine i.
h a s ten. pe r.a men t -
lat
no ami it is s.ai
t onnen s.si..-.- , . i Mmr.-n
romethin-r IV .folience la.-t n.n- ,
lackrd.
, u VI V n a ft- tl O I'-O
President Clayton Vark and ip-nera! . biast-furna. .-s .and i:.
JTanaper IJealo -witched Flat1 Mill tfuj-j works at South I'hi'.ao.
M . !
L. 0.0. M. TAKE NOTICE nil I UKlRRiiniiin !M
. DILL nrilk'ilViUi.U III
housing mm
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
S,;it f')i divr.r.
v itii ma trie. Clif-
The d'.rooks s
' . t -,r. to Ilarvev.
j ton Kramer and H- rl,.--t Mro.
air" alos.
ti. I i:te,t or ;. n.-i cil .lames; .P TV. vis
iwil! iiis., ,,tt, rn! the dmn. i. Mr. Iavis
.vui arrive at New York "it.y some tiiiie
"'' v.. el? i.n his way back from the
Fr.-nch front, where he has been direct
in:;; the disposition f,f j'ooso wtr funds,
lb- will arrive in Ohicuro. l-'ri oiv nnirn
iu "tid will bo present at the instal-
i which will be pre.-. . over by
fii.-tat- r F...a.
"tc t.f tev.n Moose u . ;, r. inK to
"tt'l-d llie installation t re.rt.-si e.l in
Kcadinu
I", st. Kubb'r
American Supar
Southern l'acif.r
Southern Kailway
Chfro. Mil. anil St. Paul
Texas Oil
I'. S. St. el
Vtah Copper
W illys i iv. rland
41 ;
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39 j
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e
LUXE
make note of the tim
ami jda. e of th"
IMeniDers ot nammonn i.r.rine .mi. u i u
Hie urgad to be present at retr u'.ar meet-;
n.tr Tuesday evening, .nril 2nd. I-.usi-'
iiess of Imfol tan. a.-. j
Fraternally yours, j
4-2-1 J. C. BIr.CK t.li
was fled in the
per,or eo-irt at Hammond today by TTTJfTJTV
;i K'kk.rt vs. i ba nd Kik'tert Xji-'ii-O SlXlJ--
reel treatment. The c ci . j.l ,ii n t
prt.pa red by Attorney Fred liar-
inctt. ''iistody of thr. e chiblien is also
I 'o I'
I
I v.' '
LOAN SMOKER
i Building and Loan Associa-
.f Whit in it !
mrormai dinner to -he boys,' band. All
are invited to attend.
The dance which follows the public
install 'inn is beinjr Kiven for the bene
fit of the Moose- war fund. There are
2n'" t'leiithcrs of the orr.ler in Cook
county and a tremendous attendance is
expected.
DEATH OF FRED TR0ST
Fi d
tions Advertise Their
Benefits.
Tr..-;. !-t!
end TtoUf-t Tvor.
Cleveland and Mis.
tels. wi';irr'-.l this ir
K0T1UJS. !
There will be an inifortt.nt. me.'in-;
of Grocery and Butchers at Chair be r of,
'oTiJiierce Tuesday evomtttr at S p. m ;
shrrp. Kverv one must be present. I
4-2-1 II. A. filtlSWOUIi, Secy. j
' i . 1 Ten thousand handbills
i T'un.ic or pr-dils of investinar in the j 21 errand. -hi't'-en and t! '-r r e ml- '
i l.il-Mltif a,..l 1, ..,,.,1 .. ... ..... I". ... -to. ... I .. ... I
rv-S.nat-.r Prank Oavit
nd ditdv-e v. S Peiter made stirrim-'
.-riofc tr1ks la't evenimr r.t the F.iks
l.'ibcv.v bean smoker. Tb-r. was a
....'.-.. I d t.atriot'c prozrnm ny ' n-.ao
James tnb-nt. The F'ks decided
Mrs. Harvey . participate in the l.ihertv Hill pa-WlPia-rt
i r- i .,nrdav and instructed all mom-
t , tro-et at "' 11
at
Mr. Ti est had b.-.-n a re--nmtiil
sin re 1 s"7. ctiiiiitu
.f Hum-
the city
j j..,, t ,, , d a y noon.
FOR THROAT AND
LUNG TROUBLES
And couirhs sti.l colds that persist, in
spite of .are and tiaatnon ami
threaten permanent invalidism, try
Eckman's Alterative
For many years this Calcium pre
paration has conspicuously evidenced
its worth, especially where tonic
treatment is needed. It rebuilds.
Contains no Alcohol, Narcotic or
HRbi'-Formintr Iru-P
S3 Etno, novr Sl-0. SI sins, now SCs.
Price includes war ".ax. A!! d rti itkrisl s.
F.rkman Laboratory, Tmiiadelphia.
wit!-, the C. tf. It.initimnd Packin.-r c-m.. -pTTTIPTJ A T, OF
'vrinr the ;r p.-si.,, s his .-hildren he b-a v.-s . U 14 i ir
C. id. UJ-vUUJba
.itlini; in t lie ' children. The
eral wMi t.e hli a-
reef ion of o" bonus in H.ammotid this t...n-. of It. .Pert Tro-t. where he
j year arc Loin distributed throu ?hout j v; a b' his home for K. ve.irs. His wife
trie city and uivirmis. rhey say in preceded liim in death sixteen vrars
part: jac-o. The funeral services -.'d be held
-Save $l.ftO m six. jt-iirs by t akin c : T1-" f-'"" n " afternoon at two o'clock
l re of SI flu e.ael, ..,,, J- -,, IWittl toe Kev. 11 e.l in oiiic-". '"-
ten
each wc.-k for six years, a toial of $750, ,
which will pay you SI. 000 in cash. Ham
mond needs 50" new homes this year,
by takinK out ten or more, shares of $l'i0
each in any one of the building- loan
and savlntr associations your money
helps to build up Hammond "
The handbills are signed by the fol-
mains are to be laid to rest in Oak
Hill cec.-tery.
Mr. Tp-.ft had been ill for more than
AT DE LUXE.
The f.;ne,-..i of C M. brooks who died
vesterdav is to be held f-om Cm home
of l,rs clauKhter. Mrs. Alhert Pond at
Cd Indiana aveno.-. at ehiht o'clo'k
I,; cvenine and the remains will he
shipped to Gat City. Ind.. for inter
ment. Mr Brooks was 59 ye-rs of ajre and
is survived by a widow, threo datmh
ters and a son.
Are your Thrift and "War-Savings
Adolph Z'ikoi". president of the fam- Stamp sales equalling- your weekly
ous players Laskv Cornorat.ion. pro- ouota? If Dot wh,v not?
THEY WEES
HAMMOND GIRLS
C;.a: " in -.h.-u an inj astir was done
tlmm hy statins thut thf... dj(J n,,t ,
any v o, k f(. (llP ..ty jjaj th
K;Ul.etine Meredith and Mabel
, U Street, assistant
hU:.t "r'7ttt!" an'3 "I'ator respective
V !'r ""' Telephone, .a.mpanv
".' "a'inond. n ho were posed bv the
1 iii-aif. Herald ph, tegrapher last Sat
urday at. 5 p. m.. dclarcd that thev
"d w,.,k at the Han in the afternoon
and e.lv.. ...vidence that their motives
"re a, patriotic a.- any one who did
work m the ronstruefi,,,, of tho Tf!mple
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. ;
jl.x;.S -Peceipts. 2u. fo"': n.arket, 15;
to "'i up: mixed. $ 1 a.?." it 1 IS " : Rood. !
JIB. 110 Hi 17. )".: roiieh. J 1 8.10 fi lfi.40: ,
lip-ht. $17.20 'f: 1 7. SO: pigs. $12.23 "'i IS. tin; j
heavy. $16.10 ;, "17.60. j
CATTI.K - P.cocipts, 10,0 1 " " : market, j
Strom?". 10 up: beeves. $9. So fi 1 Mm; ;
cowa-hcifcrs. JCSOrS 12.25: Mockers-j
feeders. $..70'd ll.f.5: calves, $10,501?' ;
ltl.00, !
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
BCTTKI: Creamery extras. 4ttsc:
rrcamery firsts. 41c: firsts. 3S'?40o; sec-(
onds-. 3tfr.'i7c. :
K,;r;s Ordinaries, 33'i33ic: firsts,
34tij.i4-c. ;
L.IVK POl'LTRV- Pucks, SO-'tiSlc;
peese. 25 r S0c: turkeys, 25T(30c. " i
VEAb 50 to 60 lbs. 17c; 70 to 0 lbs.,
isqi?c: 90 to 110 ihs.. I9fil9c; kid
neys. 13o: coarse, "off 12c.
POTATOPS Cars, 22; Wis -Mim . S5C
.exSI.10. j
NEW BUHGALOOS.
Harpif Moore have taken out per
mits for thre e b'Jiie abtos in Hdye Park
to cost 3,000 a piece..
ronn wu.t. wi Tin: waii.
SAM TOOK IT
GOOD NATUREDLY
Sam Silver, a. j0 piAr Pn state street,
was the victim of a mean practical joke
yesterday morning, April Fool's day.
Th joker called Silver early 'la
dasti m El
TODAY
"FOR FRIEND"
Featuring EDWARD EARLE aibi
BETTY HOWE.
TOMORROW
'Vengeance and the Woman'
And a two iel comedy with ALICE
HOWELL, "OH, BABY: '
THEATRE
TODAY For the benefit of cur
patrons who were unabie to
see No. 1 we sha!! run 1 and 2
today from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m.,
cf
THE EAGLE'S EYE
and FRANK KEENAN in
"LOADED DICE."
WEDNESDAY One of Ameri
ca's foremost screen stars,
PAULINE FREDERICK in
"THE HUNGRY HEART,"
and a Trip Around the World
With Entertaining Eurton
Holmes.
THURSDAY, APRIL 4 WIL
LIAM DESMOND in "THE
SEA PANTHER."
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Douglas Fairbanks
in
"Headin' South"
SUNDAY
Wm. S. Hart
in
"The Bandit and the
Preacher"
And FATTY ARBUCKLE
Coming April 22, 23. 24, 25
BIRTH OF A NATION.
Heatloss, meatless, vricatlsa, llffM-
l . J . , ... T-..- 4V,.tf TA.-. tra
It's a cross ot honor, not an Iron cross..

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