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1
Xucsdav,
Am-ii :;o, i.ns.
THE TIME 2.
fege Five
Candidate for the
Republican Nom
ination for
County
Treasurer
Primaries
May the
7th
e,
tn
TtlOHISlS
sLJ3
e
PERSONAL J I
SOCIAL HEWS!
COMINO EVENTS.
The I!rfrtm-n c;i,i be :.tcrt: i:i-
f by Mis. W. If M j ,-t - W.-dn- -d.iy
afternoon
Tue l.'i !,.-' ,.t ,..,irt w ill
m-et Wednesday i !'; rn- n n Mr-. S
in of Stat. w e; . i.v.-; y :mutt r I
l rgcvi : i. -nd.
A mating of the ! t...i-iii s : i
rirr.u'i'Vil f -r t w . ' - k V. -!:: --h,
afternoon m t-. )ori i tin 1'iu'l
C l ' ! urn i'I.u r o 1 1 .
Mr A. t Fhre:. Co Miv sir.'. '. "ill
he ho!' c this -. - : ; - n e; - o e i: ml t
of Dip Mi!!'.. S- . v of : !: . 'h; .i
thirch at h ri-l' ! c . n --it rt'iv
An imp ' ' ' 1 business in. . ting of the
ri' nrth Fo-.Kie of the First M--t hodr-:
e'oi rrh w t! 1' !;. ,. tonight '!'!. m
Trial elect o n !" .-ii'io-is w i; take !:.
The fA!:r'' di i-i-m .f tl M !:.
t.edies' Al1 SoCt'-t Will he . l-.tert -I 111.--!
hv Mrs. l-'nrli- ru:fil..-t r. IT Fn-.l-acb a .--
SHIS i PRE5CRlPTlGf4
1 POWERFUL IflFLOESCE
OVER RHEUMATISFf
I The- wedJittg of Miss Kn'ina Howe of
j 1 hin.inoii.i to I'obert T. ilr-vs ,-.f Irvine.
DlscoTerer Telia Dragg-ists Not to Tak j Ky.. took il.iee Moti.iny. pril 2:-th. in
a Cant of Anyone's Money Unless , i hi.-ru-o n'tu- ceren.onv wis sob mni.ed
Allanrbu Completely Banishes Ail , - , w;i- ,,, . ,.,1 by only
Ithaumatic Pains and Twinges. ..... . .
n few fri.-nds. Miss Hazel lc:n.' oT
Mr. Matiirs H. Alien sufi'.-rc 1 for .-i r ijno -,r..i as l.rid. -i:::.l find the
vt-h rheumatism. Manv um.s t. ,., .0 .,s V,v i:,ward H. Or-
r't!e disease left him helpless and nr.- ' ... ,
ni.'o t" work. l-Hr.l of I'.-i! Way if. I'-Mh the bride and
iie finally decide i. after ars of ., a ; t to!-1 nt v r. biuc s.-rtc suits and
ceaseless sttnh . that to one can be free, , 1 us The brch' s flowers were
J torn rheumatism until the a.-.-uniul'it- '' ' ' , " ., . .,
ed imrriiies. .-ommonly called uric a, !'"s "f vn"r' sml M"s. ,r'"V'"'
f-ci-l ji(.,ositsi weir- d:soio-.l ir. ' io- t.-trii.,! A iron Wur I : . s- s. I-'clii.,! mi;
joint and naisv ies and etvpeileri from,,!,., ,.Kr, ,,,,,,, v wedding brenkfast wi
1hnHhOi!, ii.., in -oo.d he .,,,s,,;-..-F v-.i l t K- I' Stone
j h sici,-i us. made f fn-nni uo s .u-.i tin.;- in Kngi .-!. 'r. and Mrs. ( I pn a 1 1 -
. compoiit.J. d a pr. s. rit. t ion ;'i.i; .41.1, ..- ,.r tvVl w wli?' 1 n. moon spent in
H and coinieet.-H bnn-hed .ve,y s n ; . i:.,i,ois will
und a mptoiu ot rhcutiia t ism tron- ir.s " ,
fKtcni. i r. turn ! I-ii; is woed to make tn--tr
He f ir ejy pave his (i:sro--rv to o''i.-rs l,,,mc.
v '-hi took it. wfh what nitcht be caio 1: -
1- fimel .us success.. After years, if 111 k- i
i:ig he decided to let suffereis ev-rv- f The ii,., i-: oi' - ii.iar for May as an
v here know ai.oj: his disc, vi : v to rou nh I l.,r,i 1v , nl. naimiient .omtnil-
a newspapers. I'ruegisrs handle M- j . , ' , , . . , .. . .
lenrb,. in this vi.-inifv w,., the n!,Jl 'd tl..- IHlol"ld ountly Lib !n-
tj'
'and'.ng that thev win fi- ; - turn
trie purciiase money to ao
They rec.-iyed !H belietit Aii
'SMo ii w 11 vu's.' in im in 1 ! -
-"" r--" .V -f.;. r tf-&.-4-itiHy:f it.
. .-- : ? .- ' -.
-" -r------- -,-n " - n- '--tTiriai a ilw i'r filarial I
Q AffV
Theatre
SERGT. G. D. GITTUS, 12th C. M. R.
will i!'(-s, nt
The Greatest Military Production of the Day.
.alfSF. fl I WPilSI'liiUilii
Supported by an Original Cast
!1EaO
THE GREATEST TREAT IN THE SHOW BUSINESS.
Admission 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.0010 . War Tax.
Box Office N.'jw dpen Phono ;h' H.
HaWaawaBaBaMBIBaTOaytMaBtnaTtWt'yBI
Coming: Friday, May 3rd
ONE NIGHT ONLY
THE COMSTOCK- ELLIOTT CO. Presents
THE SMARTEST and BRIGHTEST
OF ALL MUSICAL COMEDIES
T aT j;"-"-' si
i
bv ..i 'Chouse'"4;.;
6l,vBolto
V.s--.
THEATRE (HLWYORKV "
MUSICAL COMEDY SUCCESS
Admission 50c, $1.00. $1.50 and 2.C0 and 10 ; War Tax. Order Seats
Now. Phcne 2C-t?..
munjiiwwi'PH a iawi i uwu i.isi.ips
TAKE IIASR CUT
KOT OFF THE S15SN
Hnir Is t-.TiTi! to trow nt
roanrr and stin-r whn a-en-lr
remoied frm Ibe sarfu- of tke
Mfela. Te ouly cyrafiion-flfBie way
la r-mor hair Is to srtM-fc n
drr ibr akin. re irr!r. the 9rtm
lull sar.itur- liquid, iiwi aia by
cborpi.o.
lly c-nninr lAeTItraele haa a
money-buck nr-aitce la eoe
la-kaur. At toilet counter In
c. SI and 2 nlj'-a. or bj- mall
from ua In. iilaia wrapper on re
ceipt of price.
Imnk misHri) In plafa
scnled rr.i pl. f on ificM. D-Mlrnct-.
llii'th M. and ParSt Atr,
ni Vork.
I ! I o t v
I 11
M
...1 . -I i 1: .ii . h li! h'-ld
:!'.. , s.;.' e rn-
. ' ! I-'.I s .-I - li :. . i-uiit of
:;!- i l !.!h-rl y T m t
.-i, :u:' 'ill'!-! of Si 'aiil's ! " r : -!.u-
ii 'Ail'. . nt.-rti in i metnhers
i ' - .'I'l-rk h:tu h.'-.si honoring
-..hl; is .-.iii'-day in t he
i .
- ; oh'-! ;.n-l hiro.- rill h. Ei,n
i . M: ltl.1. ! th '. H.
in
I'trclc No. i vt I'll be entertained on
Tburfi'ty :ift- rtto..;i by Mrs. O-to
Kno. --rer.
I Aid Socj.-Mv of the Fust
Frosl'v ' -r::in . ioir, li will met hi Hie
,-ioi:-. - lot, . .in. - .1 i V ;,f.TIlo.ll.
Mrs iV.tt .'-ti-i Mrs. K'-nn. .y h.-n.-the
;i 1 1 . i noi -n in chtirce :ind !iiu' pro-
cl'i
lb. f
fanct ions:
j'ri-i-i' . May :; 1 '- rn al dinner dar
v. I'h c-.t illi-vp. I mm. r will b" sery.d
j' jny hm t -u H..i ."
v-sv , ' v. & fcV'i !-,,i.-,t.
-r,. --'.j ' ' j-.'-;.5s . ' . . c- i
t f n L 11 ' c-v. --
THURSDAY
&AY 2, 8:15 p.m.
SSp t ix
of 20 Creat War Veterans.
Soldiers' Life as it ReaMy is.
Full Fighting Equipment.
Machine Gur.s, Rifles, Shrapnel Helmets and
Gis Masks. Carload of Scer,ery and Effect3.
'.
C;-, 5 " '
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JouytunK
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. -. ' e. w " i y -
1 a. . s"ua. 1 j. ii.p v;
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Whaddja Mean
y
Woman Courted by Uncle Sam for All Kinds of War
Time Jobs, Paying From $720 to
$6,000 Per Annum.
II imrli-
h.i-hiv .1 mnn.
Th s'lvi-ni'inrt
fin: x?
i..in't think s". f'T
1'
!;(; n !..rii; list f-f J.'bs niain-
- . it!"?. K'n f1! nniPnt tht
. ' a i n
he l oi-.-ii.c.:
I "i v t ii ' n fro
urn-s a nir 1 ii
I ' he rechtrxa t
ment .-r th
j off; -e of th.
.1 I'll K-r i''e
j office n t he
j Th, e wonic
I off the j.,hs
1 a r e ',i.vr2 i:
I sine inn; en t
ii ; t . wo'ii. n.
r w om.n to become ev-
i an mspei tor i-f str.nl I
rmn. to legnl adviser t-
n "-i ire of the depart -
n'eiior are on tt.e at the
exn initr-ng boa i d .
i-oniinission at any
' the
post. -
o .in 1 1 y .
ill- n.'t only grabbing
pr:
ate
Ho
life
th.
but they
uxanii in
d
.! k
I A score n tl'.c-n have already iron"
j 'to,:-, Ui;,p -.ointy to Washington to
tvni ii in clerical i apii-itv, but Just to
-how what ail the Fnited States be-
proniptiy at seven-thorty o'clock and at- ment going to the run for the observ
tendancr. v , 1,,-. restricted to members ence of its social day . and he advised
and dinner pn- st s.
Friday. May in mr
party. .
Tuesday, May 1 4 I. ad
rmat Vtctrola
s bridge v. hist
luncheon at one-thirtv o'clock with Mrs.
Fred 1 . Page, the club hostess. I;. -si- j
1 lit cuests wiil he permitted. j
Friday, May IT Informal Victrola:
party at eight -thirty o'clock. J business meeting and during this the
Wednesday. May ''2 P-fOilar evening 1 members voted to bark morally the
hridge whist party for m--mh-rs only.; 1 nines project and to spend their social
with Ills. W. I) Webb the club hostess, j Hay at that spot. This will be on Mon
Fridi.y, May C4 Informal Victrola j day. June 3. The department also de-
partv. icide1 to continue its meetings Horinn-
Thursday-. Mav rtii Ladies card party
at three o
the .-h,i, l,
lock with Mrs. I'oman Srott. ,
st ess. Informal dinner dance i
at sey cii-ll.n ty o'clock.
i -' .
i Mr. and Mrs Kdmonl Teag.-r of ISo
j State Fine r.-ei . entertatnel Inst even-!
ing o-npiimentarv to their son. Jos- ph
A. V-:i!.-r. who left for camp. The J
.-vtiitit was o.-cunied auli music and,
cam. s and at the dot, f t'r.-shm.'t. t s
w--;e s. ryed. Among the gues's were
the Misses F.Is e ikimtii. K'frieda We.ss.
M...... !-..-. r 7C a .-. s . I , o ff H. l.-nand'
. ,,' ,. ,. ,., 1
.0 n I ,1 r e 1 . o . 1 , 01 1 .1 -ii. 1 . . 1 o o .t (
I "if T ro-a lllri.ll tl.i.ir.ie Fllltlois of 1
I f r. Fmma Hornal; and llermire t1;er-
niik: M.ssrs, 1'iank Kolb. Ralph urn.
Raymond Schneider. Anthony Voss.
I.onis Knimerling. Al-iysius and Mith"W
Zeller. and .Io'ph and Kdniotid Vi
ger; Mr. and Mrs. S-'hiesser. Mrs. Law
rence, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Kno rzer and
son lames, Mrs. Wn-brr. Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas Yeager of IV. it. and Mr. and
Mrs. Fdiiionel Teaser.
I. ." . . ' .
Last evening th
Misses Anna
a nd !
de- j
Meta Farduhn en
rtaiiad very
liplitful'y at a parly to
matin who left today f
?i il cont'Str were featt
A i t hu r Linseii
r camp, (iames
res of the fvf-n-
ing. the prizes go:ng to
Kr.-is and t 'a tl Zalirte.
Linse.-.mann rendered a gr
A etiilv appointed lunch
ed in conclusion. There
for Mr. and Mrs. W.
Miss Martha,
Miss lllivla'
,,, 1 I
. ' .-v-o,.-.. ,
on w a s sc rv-
ere covers
Lmsen man n
Sr.. Miss O Uv ia Lindcnniann, Martin
and Arthur Linsenmatin. Mr. "and Mrs.
Paiduhn. the Misses Johanna and Rose
Washaus.n. Messrs. Max Kuhn. far I
Zalirte. Herman Harjes. William Keitz-
man. Paul Parduhn. Julius Milh r of
lsporte and the girls of the S. S. M.
,";,
There yv i 1 1 be
Holy Communion
at 11 o'clock a t
a celebration of the
Wednesday morning
St. Paul's Episcopal
t-hnri h preceding the in, ting v" the
Woman's guild. The vestry will meet
at the church at S o'clock in the yen-i
The Alice Club Day Nursery in In- j
niana au-ini will open tomorrow. May'
1. This is th.. central nursery, liu-i
other two f.r whi.'n a number of Ham
mond women are working, to be located
on the North Side and in the Standard
Stcl district.
The C. n. L. of 1. will give a card
party and dance Thursday night. May ',
.nd. chamber of Commerce' Hall.
Hrsn.-li n Orchestra. 4-S0-3t
TliNAI, STTJDT MEETING..
The members of the historv depart-
ment of the Hammond Woman's Club
! met on Monday afternoon at the home
j of Mrs. Farley Dviribar on'Rimbach avc
j nue for their final study meeting for
I this club year. While the ladies were
I gathering Miss Adele Dunbar rendered a
numb, r of delightful plan:) solos and for
an opening number of the program the
mi rr.bers sung America." requested by
Mrs. Walter w is., chairman for the
a f tor m on's study. Master Uib-s Warner
gave two very good readings. "Home
Again" and "The Fool."
Tie study was on "The Funes." and
Mrs. W ise told of th geographical l.-ca- I )ie had added another star to the two
lion and extent of "The Dunes." This I At the meeting list evening of Tri- j iready on the r ice flag in his w in-forp-ation
is some twenty miles ill j umph Council No. It D. of L. further I nls son-tr.-law v. ho lives with
length and from one to one and one-half j plans were made for the stale con-. n- j , . i;a, joipeii the army,
miles in yyid-h. j t ion to be held in Hammond beginning I . r Trost has me son. Walter J.
Mr". ". L. Votf then read a most in- ! Tuesday. .Tun 4th. At the rit m-et- j xrost in the Q-iai t.-rma--ter department
er-.-tmg article on the flora of Th
Dun.'-.--, telling c the thousands of beau- i of candidates for lnitia.ion.
ifu! ' i'd flowers found in a. profusion !
;n this district, many of them beinr j There will be a r.iect.nj of Opal Hive
yn v car" in other parts of the country. No. L. O. T. M- M st the j. i . O F.
Attorney D. .1. MTttn. a director of ; hall in S'ate street this e n:ng at i -the
pnnes n..ard Association, then gay.? ' cn-thirty o'cletk for drill practice,
a most entertaining tails on The Dunes, j
I Effrnins with the early glacial period
he told f,f the formation of these -.venders
of nature, which are shifting year in
and year out.
Mr. Moran also discussed with the
members the feasibility of the depart-
TO LUTE TOO CLASSIFY
WANTED 3 furnished rooms; must be
modern and in good neighborhood
Phone 11.-...W. Hammond. 4-:b'-3
WANTED First class
TJ ni o n Teamster. Good
steady job for right man.
Home Lumber Co., Phone.
Hammond 255. 4-'",--
ANTED Kitchen
I la m r.iond
Ip 6? Stat
Trail Sex?
i
..'.rfer dug th- fallowing lit of men
jiibn open to w-iiien fro:,, a )jt of a!
f.-w hnnHr.il thi.nsan.1 ... ri ..-..v
ifh today:
Sienog raphers of all di-s.-ript ion. ed
uial olerko. printers, photographers,
irary assistants, assistants examin-
j;ng patent officers, spe,-ialiats in agri-
j -utiiral eeonomica. freight car record
j i l erk s. inspector of small arms, small
:nrnis ammunition and underr lothing.
j fi nger print classifiers, draftsmen, wel-
fare executive aecreta rie.
passenger
late clerks an 1 almest eerc other
k,nd of clerk under the a-m. teachers, j
cooks, laundresses and ,.lant patholog- J
i ne salaries run a-; tr.e wav
from
C'l a year to )',,'ioi an( ,(iOn.
Special examtnat.oris are being an- i
pounced now and then, hut call tip the j
ivil service clerks 8. t(ie post office j
f.nd they will ten you about these
Jobs.
the trip. Mrs. Wise then read excerpts
from the poems of F:arl T;ed on -The
Iuns." and Mrs. O. O. I-:. Matt hies told ii,,K f" -"T1,' t:r,f' f'Tthat purpose,
of the inhabitants of the district and! "
asked for memberships to the associa- I BRAKEMAN HURT
tion. !
Mrs. i.eorge Roberts, chairman of the p,ipn Goddard. a brakeman on the
department. then conducted a short itn,i..,n H.rbor P.elf R. R. who lives at
the summer and make of itsetf a Rod
(oss auxiliary. That the meeting be
held each Mondav afternoon anri ibe
members sew for the society. Mrs Ruli.
erts will act as chairman of the auvlli-
ury and will aruoint instructors to aid
in the work.
RKl't !!TF.R Y Il THK DAT.
Nxv I;,.aI i,,mf. l;esfi'irant X..
,... s, ' ,
.
5fr- A,bi" Uoyxs Racon. state
.haii man of the Fluid
Welfare Work.
nutation to all women
iMirrrsifn in i ne uitk to a s;ate con
feieiic on i'hjld Welfare Work to be
h.cld at i he ( 'i-j pool Hotel. Indiana Do! is.
-u May lull. Th re will bo a morning.
on May lull. Tin re will be a morning.
afternoon and fo-niiii; scrsh.n. Mrs.
iJoudrieh. wife of lionrnor lood rich,
also Mrs. Anne S'tidebaker Carlisle of
iif. .-.-.ii i iiniMiiur te rjriirii TO at
tend. Miss Julia F. Lathrop of Wash
ington, national chairman of Cht'd Wel
fare, will be the gust of honor and ad
dress the meeting. There yviil be a ses
sion of experts ai.d specialists who will
discuss the different
child, ni. ntal. physi.ei
d.l.-ms of the
h-imiciii .u ine iviua.
'""'""''ise Leai:,;e which will take place
ft the Central school final instructions
At
will be Kivcn for the registration of
! wi.men which will begin in ! larr, ir.ond.
i May l"h. Mrs. A. j. Miller is cliair
i man and the w-o'-k in Hammond w.ll be
1 in charge of tiie Fijual Franchise
. League.
i
j A hnsines, meeting n' the Hammond
' ''hapter of the World Wide iluild was
! h"'! ,1,t eviisnt; at the home ,r Miss
Miriam Warner. 3s Carroll street. Th"
! next regular meeting is announce
I two weeks from ld niht.
for
In spite .f the (iWaKi'eeabie wea ' h-r
there was a large attendance to "iij"
the entertainment given lat evening al
the Central school to raise finis for a
lantern and slides for the school. "The
'Jrandeur of the lio ki.s'' was shown
with the stereopttcon and the remainder
of the program with the exception f a
pi-mo solo by Krnti Hellcrman was given !
bv pupils of Miss 'o-rahliiie Suanson'sla
oro-ioc ..loo ..f the I-I,oio.,.l M,,il
College. It included the following num
bers: a Spanish dance by Viole. Milne.
Soldiers and Saihus dance by Fn.inanuel
Hellerman and Iryin F vin and Sham
rocks by Violet Milne and Ruth Hreil
latt. '
Ttetween fo'ir and five hundred Royal
Neighbors were entertained by i. olden
Rod Camp No. 1rt"7 in honor of the
Supreme Oracle, Mrs. Kva Ohilds of
liio Hie. Wis., w ho was in Hammond.
Mrs. Rexwinckle of Terra Haute. Mrs.
Holff of Valparaiso, s'ate officers, and
Mrs. Hessie Haul, n of lAiweil. district I
deputy, were in attendance at the meet
ings. The four visiting officers were
pr-'sented with gifts of hand painted
china The afternoon was given to a
school of instruction and an interesting
j address by Mrs. Chi Ids. In the evening
I R class o ninety-two candidates was
adopted, the work being put on by the
W'hitlng degiee fam.
! ng in twn weeks there will Ii. a c!aM(. ,h. transpott F. S. Tiger and Harry
Mrs O. A. Krinhill of Warren street
has returned after a weeks visit ysith
her sister. Mrs. Charles Cormany of
Milwaukee.
John Malo of Hoffman st reet who has i cin'.ty .
been critically ill for a week w iih pna- j -monia
is slightlv improved. C-fiR A? WON
The Misses (iusta. Ida. Kva and j
Hertha Taussig, daughters of Julius j
Taussig left Sunday morning for a '
week's visit in Buffalo and points in j
Canada.
Why o to Hot Springs for
Baths when yon have the
sanio thin? right in your
own citv. Phono .fS5, Room
50S Hammond Build imr
4-';n
nuct PPH TI.
J J F"ee!e.
t rating at Hot i
!i th-re v . e k s
vr uriT spniM.v
who h, as been reecr. -:prings.
Ark . for the
is expected home this
l "I
JLJtli2i U1I i
I '
j BARNEY ENLISTS
Paine Tl- k'vsk. 2t ears c,!d of (
LS'.th street. West Hammond, a well!'
known boxer and athlete in this uMn-'
it y . has enlisted with Sergeant Welch
for the. Signal Corps.
BOY, PAGE T. R.!
f-aWJi Tmnant. tn'al manager of
Mho I nit-d rhmu-s find Organie Co..
i. reported to have eiis-d up a little on ! w:ll he li-at"l on the St'ite I.ine. ,,
war order for a few minutes todavi"n Ifinth street, one on l.'.ih Pla
'vh n news' came that a tine son had
rome to live at SI Warren street. Th
mother. Mrs Mae Neiton Tennant. is
progressing famously. There are two
other litt'.e Tnrnt in the home.
t ti i rT irTTc- ttt r If
UHHf 1 IU10 I nr. in
The Motel Majestic management is j
being hit hard by -ihe arious drafts
land it has lin loosing eioployes stead-q
,jy ever sin-e war began Proprietor
, Ff reofos are about distracted to think
that t'hris. the efficient jnnnager will
j.,,v..at.y have to e-o next month.
GOOD FOR HER
Fast Flida- night at the big meeting
at Liberty Hall Mrs. Harrv "iuhitz
bought a fiftv dollar bond with a full
cr "f pennies which she had been sa -
llcl. Wentworth street.
was painruliy
club hit him
.
T ri' .' .1 v. ..n lose
11 t no 1 u."ii.iii i.iii 1,.- , . , .
his eve Bight but will be layed up for
some time.
DEATH OF BOY
Frederick Gaylord Oxley, 7 year old
son of Mr. and Mrs
Frederick Oilev.
".72 liohman street. .Fed at thir home
j last night of d.nhther'a.
j The funeral wili be private and will
i held at the dak III! cemetery at
, t w o o'clock this afternoon.
j Fnd rtiikf-r ('. A
Fnd Maker
ha: ge.
Sfwart w-,11 have
VERY NECESSARY
j Samuel Tiaav. la- '.Valtl.atn street.;
was ai rested last night on State St. I
Tor
nia
j
I
I f or not ha ing any tail l.ght on 1
bin.
HEARS FROM BOY
Captain Hanlon has just received a
letter from his s -n Harry .T Hanlon
who has been driving a motorcycle in
the v.i'! Aero Squadron about one hun
dred miles hack of the lines in Fiance,
saying that he has now been sent up
o the fighting Fn.s
ALLEGED DESERTER TAKEN
Fvp-ne Griffith, i'.. years old. was
anested last night on D. uglas street
i,, officer Warner as n deserter.
He will he tried in the superior
court on Wednesday. Mav 1st. at four
-lock
ARRIVES IN FRANCE
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hencel c
1 ;.fi
'sti.erTield aenue liave teceived w
id of
t'.-.e --afa arrival
Hen. -el. somewh
Matthiat
i n
France.
Manlilai Hence! enlisted in the nied-
!;,.., j department in Hammond about two
.iumths ago. and went from here to
;carnp ' 'glethorpe in Georgia, then with
i ,1-,,. K,th Infanrty t . France,
CARL WEIS FUNERAL
V sad funeral was held this morning
vjt Joseph s enure n w n-n s-i
! WCfe lldd OVCT
1 K
Weis who died
at his home on raj.-ur .-i.ie.-i. oo . ....
day.
Mr. Weis was the son of Jacob Weis
and has w.sVkrd as chemist at the
K. S. Bet7. company for the past three
years. He is a brother of Joseph and
Harry Weis. the druggists.
IF- was 29 years old and leaves a
wi'e and a little five year old daugh
ter by a former marriage.
A large tiowd of sorrowing friends
and relatives attended the funeral. j
Carl W-is was y-ry well known here
n his fan;ilv have lived in and around :
Hammond for th" last 7 years. His
j mother w as inll-.i by iieatn reoontu
and a brother-in-law. J- i'- -Ainom, aiso
died iccently.
NEW STAR FOR JIM
Jinmie Trost who has been sick for
tilne was welcomed ba.-y at the
poloe -.urt this morning and said that
transpoi t
ist in the ."
Tr
-t ar
i'.lery.
BENEFIT FOR SOLDIERS
Til" Hammond Lodge of Moose, .7".
will ii:vf a benefit dance at the Ma-
s nic Temple Wednesday evening. Bar-!
n-e Iniinj! oi li'sil a is to pia. i ne
en' ire proceeds to go to the Home Com
fort club for the soldiers from this vi-
BY WETS IN
W. HAMMOND
(Continued from rage one.)
loons whose licenses were revoked are
In the best locations for the thirst of
Ind'una camels.
Mayor Fa il Kamradt (hampioned -.e
opposition to making the sky the limit
for saloons in West Hammond and
fought the council bitterly. He was
defeated only after one of the most
heated sessions evr held in a West
Hammond court "il chamber.
Alderman Krzyianowski of the sec
ond ward moved to revoke the licenses
of t il
four .alooniren charged with
havin opratd rtisordry ilacrs an-3
t lip TYiot ion was pfcondfil hv A Id or man
and chif wnp instruct-d to n-'itify the !
'our aaloonmen to ! at .n.-. Thi !
i'ni,nr!l tli-n fpcfild th'; oilnani-c
limiting th n':iuhor of saloons. Forty- I
i eight a pp' I f-r li'-rnsr-s had al
' rr-ady bfn fpft and th cmvor'j 1
proposal thai. th- licn l-f rai.od
$200 was not actrd upon.
Aldn-man William AValh and Frank
I.oszpzvnski wt-Tf tlie only nimhi's
'of the counril to vote against the li-n-
nation prdinnni".
(Marshal were nnong those seeking
j new licenses.
. "r me i-.ui n new Mionrs two
n 1
and the ten others on t-,te street
There is one block ,-,n t1P north sub
of sttnt.. street a square west of th'1
state line u io.r.. about ten vacant sa
loon buildings are located They were
all formerly resorts and wc r r Ip.irc-d
out hv Virginia Frocks.
LABOR IS
PATRIOTIC
THROUGHOUT
(Continued from raifa one.)
down in the jnatter of bu:l,jing iud i vni- .
ua! Iinnu s for these w . -i k iiisni-u the!
government will bring hundreds nnd
perhaps thousands of carpenters and
build ca n t onmont s in thirty- days that
will be torn down at the end of the
war or perhaps will jm e Hammond a i
tenement house problem tint will be. j
worse than the company houses."
So th problem resolves it-.;f into
r.n of "Homes s. ('aiiton-v nt?" and
the trades and labor representative;; i
last night rlecided in favor of liomes.
The question arose ns a rest, It of a !
report that had reached Wa'h mg-on '
!:'' '"'-tam craftsmen were building a
j moor wail Hnjunn l.aKe r"--
! h"'!ose of keeping out crafsni
he
n from
M'hicago and other cities. It war. said
that a penalty of a dollar a day was
chargedhy ihe unions find taken from
the men's pay before they were permit
ted to work here.
This was absolutely deriod by !i-o
j business agent of every c raft represent- ;
ed at the meeting last night. The t -tt'ude
(if all of the trro'es if pricpu'
ed was that Hammond t.t 1 I,nAe eoont v
crartsmen be employed firsi and then
there was no objection whats..ev r to
contractors going out into th- open
j market.
j In every case the statement was made
j that the cost of a tr.ansf.-r card is
nn more than 7 ecu's or SI It was
I admitted that the ban wa
coming into Hammond
cities' when work was scan-
such ban is on todav.
Lnpor representatives present were
reasonable in every stand they took and
the spirit shown was t.o.-.t of desiring
to co-operate with the housing com
mittee of the chamber of commerce.
Xobody wants cantonments. Every
body reali7.es that the building of homes
is going to be a peri'ian-n; asset to
Hammond. There was sonic criticism
' of the monied interests of Matrimonii for
not doing more to encourage home
j building. The fa t pointed out
! that most of the home bunding going
on now is being don- bv small builders
.... . . . . .
I GOOD REPORTS
1 PLEASE HAMMOND
There has never Iwn any tiling with
the ul'K'K results of pure Lavi.pt ik eye
I wash. lino man's eyes were so badly
i strained he could not read without pain.
I TWO ann! lent ions, of t.nvortil.- relieved,
him. A lady had tried three different I
! glasses for weak, inflamed
S.
I Lavoptik wash surprised her.
We guar
t liVI-iUY
1 1 1 1 ty.s.
1 autre a small bottle to In mi
j CASK weak, strained or mil.
' Otto Xoirele. druggist. Adv.
ne on men ' p
from other k
- but that no b
Why Wc Urge All Patriots to Wear
RICE & HUTCHINS
Git P, R
sic u.lMii.oir,
THE New York Evening Mail not lor.g
ago called attention in an editorial to the
fact that in a physical test of 40 young men
eager to enlist in the army, 22 were rejected
of "'broken arches, distorted toes, callouses,
bunions, corns, troubles from which they
would break down on the march."
This condition of America's feet would be
remedied if every one would wear Educators,
for "they let the feet grow as they should."
Remember, it is not an Edu
cator shoe unless stamped
EDUCATOR on the sole. There
can be no protection stronger
than this trndems rk, for it msnns
thst behind every part of the
shoe stands
responsible man
ufacturer. Made for
Men, Women,
Children by
Rice&Hutchins,
Inc., Boston.
Bent i
Bones
iTh at Were
Bent by
Pointed
Sro
5
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS
Delivered to Any Part of the City. Ask Us tor Price.
Wesi Hammond Csal Company
J. J. BREHM, Prop.
t EVER LY GIRL SAVED
FfiflM TORTURES
Joint Rheamatitni ZX&cle Ka'.-lon
Haioa Xslplefa for ilojthi
Jaws Cio82d, Bsdy in Platter
Cast Recovery Marvelous.
Marion, tbe daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George D. Mason o? 20
Roosevelt Ave., Beverly, Mas..
was
a Ion:;
irr.e he".p!cs.
Her knops ani har.d were F-lff
r.nd her jaws r-l.ison. She could
take only liquid food. This was
positively the condition Kb? was
in whon she lor.'K tli" ftrr." dos.
of Var ne-sis. Send for B'ory of
Marion Mason's recovery.
W. A. VARNEY,
25 Hamilton Ave.. Lynn, Mass.
fij)AR-NE-SIS
-a'3 Kemady for B.'aTUntism
l-o C!:!i-
'. ' ,1 I ' '
K- - I aim, 11
in the vici;
:.-d to
h-ur ::r
''s pi.
rtv of
to
nt.
Si'
j lion
I at i
ihe
h
nib. a
.:t ! v
a c n u
arid May v. ood pa r.
, IS the 1
! ssu i-c )
r icj.-i
he pr
t of any si;.e tl-i;i i
sent tinie.
1 '
The building trades of HLian-oioi are
v. iiiin to do their share towards cre
atine; eon.lit'oris that will ocoarag-'
building in Htinirnn-l just ns they have
ho-jght liberty bond- built I.ib-rty tin 11
Hi hay. furnished a large
Hano-iond .-n ! is meni
at.-d is the co.oj.et a t ioy,
P'
n"ntair"
All that i--.f
fil.nnca!
! lie liiere'i .
m'erests in Hi.r,ii'"ti.i ana
; iJnls , , , at ,rr,.
r.FAT l.A KKJt. I FT ... April SC.
; Ritchie Mitchell of Milwaukee, cpe of
! ihe nest p-( poii"nt candidates for lit
- l.s.iieiK(.t . l am) ioivship, will enlist ia
the raw today nt (treat Fakes. Wi b.
: Fnsign John Kennedy. Fluted States
tia vv, ne to-ire.i l ne station yesierney
i and v-
o impress,
erioy II pp.
ft leship.
-d that he has de
r :ts at the Huti
i.l.-d to
Story & Ciark
Piano Co.
K.-rabli. "i 'd ".SoT.
Capiial nnd Surplus $v'y.o. .00.
Manufacturers
PLAYERS. PIANOS, GRANDS
Stou-s in all principal cities of
tho Fniied States.
Factory Branch
532-584 Oakley Ave., Hammond.
Wilfred Hughes, Mgr.
OpPo-eito Po. tofSco.
PATENTS
S1N tOn ill k'HKt: BOOK.
-HOW TO GET THEM."
ft'"
fall
of Information yoo shooM
Renaeircer that ai: work antruatsd la
iy cara Is done In my own otllcea, rigat
re In Cb'cago. where yo acan call for
rons.iat.cn any bualneas da,y la taa
I fr or
any aenuar eveninf uniu
a COCK.
Bervlca beat to be had at any prire.
. I-IO II I.O-L 1. - . .... ,.
a i. ...... I.,, frrnne tenrrsi ..e.i
f VKJI... W M 1. ' Jk. .Mr,
ti !S. Dearborn St., Chicux'J
ATTORNKY u; COUNSELOR AT LAW.
SVITC VIII HARTFOKD rUI.L-l.vt
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Ilstraightjg
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5 Straight inif
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Sho?s
PHONES: Re., 1674; Office, 2.S5.
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