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Paga Fait
THE TIIiIEa
Tuesday, Juno 4, 191R.
THE TiMES newspapers
BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING . PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
J part. There Was a ; 1 1 v ,;' ; . ,;y
J nii.l day a! I .as!, from att.i ! inmi tl
i i i 1 . Mintit my, j.-, mi out i ;.
The Lake Oa-mtv Time P ulv excel-' Saturaiy ani
Sunday. K;iterr-.i .: t t..- p ...-to: See in 1 lauimo'aa. JuM
The TimrtEjSt .-. l.-.-t B.-fr-i ana Harbor, dally er. '" I.omiia, ,J...pp. d
cauie tl:.- whirr of m- ! .
!;-'?' -n up '.
v ' itiie. ami it .. ),, ;
.i'xTV.ttiun, i h' ! 1 11 it -;h-u :
d'ln.liv '... . ,...t . rt ... ... I'.-l I'hU'iiiiO.
! the hii.-pitals v. he',.- i!-,
- n t . 1 i 1 1
The Lake ;,-ur.ty Tim.-- -Pa t : r.ba v sn.l WeeHAy Kditlnn. j ,,.-SfJ
Lnli r,ii t tp,. . - tl m Hammond. l!uaia:V . i
fan. -j I i i v .-v--lt Minaaj. - - :. mr ;:s
ai! .'
.1 v-
1. rounded 1",' t ye I:-. (1 I '
ir the in-lo
n a -in-at iaro,
a a ; y w . y. - m a a i
.!! m Mm' r ' ir
! ! -i-'ii and i h ti
'v and .1. i. !! .'."'
may . :. b. ip
l he G.ir iiv- a f;iii. .H-.-l-a ;v .v'-lt I'Utiaaj.
tered t th- p ;- .;,,. .:: Cir-?. April 1 :k 1'.'12. , , ,;,, . ,
A.l una.-;- tho act y...'-!i I . . a ...oonl-classj o..-e .,.,n row;,, .by ;.t,
mat:-:. . ;r,w ;;!,,v,., am! t,, !,!:;
FOHFtftV Am K!UIIU Ol'l-I -. , jar'.- ibmr h.lp! s ;u.d
ft" Tte,-'or Hi'i a -r- Chteasro
--.'- ' ' " ' .-!, . a : a, ; . , ' i
ere Thev Are
News of Lake
County Boys
In Service of
Uncle Sam
What They're Doing
SHE COPIES SOLDIER BOY'S CAP
r
Lake County's
Roll of Honor -j
Tl'l KIMId I'S.
f!i :t rn r n-lvalo pxai.iiujia
f.".. : : : i .. . a .a i .;; aMi
Giry Or" o
Vis-.n: - T'l'i'u-. V.-: C . a-;' . .
F. L. "v,i:i.. T'.-t ,
Ka.n Chi. at ). Tn T :.:
' " a it ii i a :: ; i a
Iala-ra' N ,- u . -.a;,-y ail . ' ' -,..:a a
W! : . .: '.'..
C; a . ; -t
. .JIM. 3101. 3101
"..'rh..ne I . . i .. ,
"a.-. ;!!. -ti 931 '
. . .T't",i!i''n.. I
" : I ail' a n-l
a I a cry :!.,!..; .
, ),,. (...tiai!. s. -irf
Aaa ; ;. ni
I I li-i . I a, i ! i
. . T . i a,, ir
i i" t ii. '. r.a i-i i'1
x 1 'J ;
Larger Paid-Up Cireu'at'on Th.:n Any Two Other Paper
in the Ca'umft Region.
.11
t i ;
I .
If yo-i hur a-.y f-aV- e'tf-vs The Times mnke com- ;na t,m ;tr.i !'..:a::i.
plafrt In-.meniat'Sv to th-- rii .-il.ttl. a rta.f nt. ' ....
T.e Tan.- will not r-s nsi!'- for the r 'tarn of ! ' ' 1 v
any i: nol a- o,1 n i c r : at; I uaii t:-.t l. oil-; au "y. ! . , f ,,;
molts coir.rr.ar.a ...t'oa. Sa.-rt MitntJ letf.T of general: " "
tnurcat priaivj i!.s.-: e;t..n. I a aa t'.i.tt Aaa i : a
Tvoriri: t si .i.niinrn. ! i' ' ;; :i-
If TAti f.V! t'. if, ;v,- a:r r,v of Tim Tivrs a.
promptty as yoa i;a'a in !"." p.it, pipa.-1 a a n.. a.aK
It has been last a- u-.-u r. t nt ott time. Remember that
the rc!!r.-ad- ar-' r.tr with tiv urgent movoiii'iit
troops ani th. ir s a.a.'.- s: il.a' th-T.i is nmiia! piessur
tn various parts i t t:i- cMr-.ti y 1-r f,i,i,l ar. i fuel; that
the railroads hav m .r-- b-i-ii'-s than they can liaiaiie
rrcrr.Dtly. For that i-i - n ri:.ny trains are late. The
Times has Increase J tts r.-:!'.:nc eqaipnient and Is co- J ('lii'-M - ncc of t;
operating in every way w itti the p.stoflloe d- p art nvnt ! ,f Na'.;.n.l! I
to expedite delivery. Kvn s . a-l'iys are inevitable be. ; y . ;. . ....
. "KB TIMES Roe Gaily to over a ,
jtl; ri.mj X.ako County naou ia the U. S. !
, A. vi- i- ii- N. TUeau boys keep post;i .
..y ti.is iiieauu. They h've un other
I iv.iy i ! setting- the news. it. is d letter'
! n in h(.ia fur them. They Ti'ant the
; ot the Doy they kn. w. Yoa want
ta-' news of your buy aaJ yc-ur ueitfu- i
I hoi-'r- hoy to get to them. Give it to
us tor Tivjm. Let ut keep eacji othrr ;
' lo Died as to the cu-.dicji; nil 1 goiai
fi air boys lu the seiv'ce. Writ a '
' e.- uV.j or -rail ii y THE TIMES as uu
: i; ol patia'j' Ism. Do it now. I
t rg Harnett, Whiting-, with the
.. a ia .!!.. ! !.-.. iirnont, l.oi,o j
a a ii ar p a - -, i . ' u l naig J :'. r-
"'ft-
.. . - v " .-. - ; . -a; , j
OUR CONSERVATION S 7 r E V,T H r! Ni 3 THE
MORALE OF At LI EG.
ia - of a co;;'---' ! . a. ; a . -a a i ;
Arnnaa v;)s :;.:.'. .; 'r f ! . v. r a' :'
Jamas McNamara, Wlii'lug-, has en-
- - I ia it... . a j... i;. . X. !..'.-... s
!!!. i 1' ' i I 1 it I.IK. s.
I Roy Philiips, E. K. Johnson, Wlut- !
J ts.,r. I.--.-.'- :: li.-ur lato-aa ft- m i
! ; ; i -, !.-! v .: Vi.lSllltV t'rtti.p. ;
cause of the enortna-is d--atii-ii up-.m the rail roads ansj.
the withdrawal cf men fram many lines ot" work.
i on i
M;!:-.'!y m'i?t rvrU :nii:uli !nr vr Lay this ytar 'v.?n to his hcad
f'fJir. At fir; t frl;.ta a on vu) never think t.hat the n: alavion barracks
; j ci.p v.orr, by oar army cibicors forme-i the iniuiratiin for thi.- pretty sum-
. :L"n B-"wbt- WMtlnff, Camp Humph- j mr honr.et, but it did. i)i course the hat is of f;n3 Itaiiar. miian straw in
' 1,1 U:,s!""a,,,n- ''- "" f--.'eHd of khaki. The c-mbroidered satin ribbon that rncircls the crown and
tics in chic low at th? i ack ana the wr?ath of tiny pink roses add th
ti i i n . -, n
1
'i. a l!a
w-ia 9s-sa vjS"5
THE U-BOAT HERE-
The blatant, braggart Tlun wi'h his threc-sriot ad
vertiser, the submarine, has broucht th war three thou
sand miles nearer this country, and great wi'l be the joy
in Potsdara. The poor sucker? who are fmhtin? Kaiser
Bill's battles wi'.l be fed on a little more hot air. They
will be told of the immense da mace done American
shipping; of th botubardment and destruction ot New
York and Boston; of the landing of German soldiers on
our coasts, and t'ae Lord only knows what tdse. Than
with their families eating rios and cats for food and
wood for bread thece unfortunate creatures co out to
give their lives so that the tlisea-cd kaiser and his six
sons can strut not on the field of battle hut far cnouch
from it to escape all harm.
The kaiser and his Von Tirr-'.tz ccw of baby
drowners will find that if they sent a hundred U-boats
over here and sacked a hundred cities it will have no
effect on the American peop.
We are in this war to wipe out the blasphemer
Wilhedm, and we are c-.:ng to do it.
DELAY DANGEROUS.
A reduction of lt c-nts a ton in the Government's
fixed pric for soft coal is to be made as a result of
the acreement by which the railroads for th first time
in history will pay the standard price for fuel.
Don't let this delay you !n placing your order for
coal. The reduction will cut little or no ice with the
consumer. It is not worth talking about, because if
will be more than absorbed by the coming advance in
freight rates. It is still the best, policy to buy your
winter supply of coal at the earliest possible moment.
We have more than a million men in Europe. Our
army across the s-as i.-, con-tan'!;.- grow in bipeer.
There is a prospect of a big harvest the coun'ry over,
and a far heaier r.iv,-tac-!.t of grain than last year.
With huce quart it ies of war material clogging all our
bie terminals, we ar- iikrlv to have a mot--" perious
fuel crisis this coming winter than we had last win"-., j ,
In the Sou'hwe?-, th- public hear- many minee hav
libra ftnun fir!'" i:t-rv- b l v.j rurrnitfil nrn.ti'.-inn ',r. I
cause they cannot got cars in sufficient number to
ship the product of the mines. e-n a' this time. The
government has ordinal a huce quantity of new roiiinc
stock, it is true, but there is no telling when it can
be delivered.
The best thing the public can do to avert wide
spread suffering next why op is ?o place . ord-r for'
its own coal supply immediat-sly with th dealers. An
accumulation of these orders will have more effect n I
i t ion of food and i : . a i
a".'i-i)ad. "VI r. I io,.-.-, aad ;
one. The l'ngiis'i toutal 'a -a
j critical si'ua'i'T and ha t . '.:
j one and orte-f-nir;!: p. .-.mds
!
against a normal consum:-- .-n
Now they a re aide to tn.-r -been
not only of physic.-.) ia:-
importance to tia- nn.nfi-- "f '
the short bread and :r.n rri.
part of March if s -aio .: -,.:
had in the i'.k-- "f tia- f
drive, the rani's muh' ha !
rI like to ihink that r.-y .-
sible the ir.crer.t1-' in th Kr: i-1-chairmen
in discissinc Mr H
should I nor think so, .--roe ,,:
the instructions of the f.-..i(i
eardr ns. oar.ne.l and prey j
homes a complete revolution '.y
ily diet, so that : ' . . ; . ;;;ih'
sniffs that are neofiod by our ai
home now and tell our women
their er.eray iit'o tit'- savlr.g o:
loaf ha- become a s m'.-ol -.f 1
pean nations.' We are nr.- u i
our program of conservation
abundant harvest. The fond r
it may become more severe, -v.
cho'.ocy of devoion in !' o :.: . ;
whole perioi of the war.' M
I heard him."
tb i
v. ; '
- a r .
I )
j E-ral Steinia and John Duffy. Whit- :
j a -a. I.i'.o n.i.-t 1 m I". .S i;.a ia la .
I i- i o .1 '"' tiui.v !..o najlr. li.-si nw t at
. i a o. : w tl. ,
i ;
j H.obert Fiakerton, Vbitlng, who in- .
; ):-'."! I '. . I. i , .aiie.i mt.i 6.Ti' ' :
. . r!a at tliv-.t I.-oi- s Xaal .-amp.
PHta TT 1 "E? a a - a . -,i rtf ft Tl
" - , - !
i;.. bt. r. !f:"oa aai, v bo 1 in U'lfl rt.-t- fify
a. r's a,-, j .-. ( ;ii to . h-ane on furlough
.--'e way- wns .-,! T'l
I . i -. . .- t. fi- v.
touclat, that mil.e the "sohlier'' bor.net distinctly feminine.
on Tiiriougn , w,; -..
upon at I
"anley Myrea, luaian.i Hrbor, has
:' ' ' la t' a .a -.-'i. T' leave
K V Kit V ia K i V iri- iiiri h't.
! i " '!,- ea -:::
Q sit a ' -A-
Dr. IiCvin, Indiana H:rbor. left yes-
: o '' '.iloii !,-se ;;l ::.:. to
1 1.
;- i
1 1
o ;
.1 !
Wirt Morea of Indiana Irbor, In
'!;" ry o'ar.'td. h is 'truan he'iie j
; ,t . p. r-.-pcea. Mis la-o-a-r V- rn -
of our ! i : :' :i Va.'.ai f raitiirol ate. p.
a - f.,ai- i !
Dr. Karnilton, head inerne at the In-
"" ' 1 ll' ! 1 is t 1 bespi-al. Indiana .llaraor.
:: ::.ir-s. ! ! t ..l.y f .r l--,,t-; I) . is-, la., to'
;. ! . .. i -. ,t there. ;
na n
i.i:i"..:iN'; ur
i' ia c-r .aw - , r
YKT we b.'. o;. .r
THAT :s t j.e ray
an!
Ti!!i c'. a a ;:attcr- to sick oar 'ia.tab
.ar ti' sa iti; lly li ityi .a n.i-d and
Ki.I. !.a,: I . j i , ; t
It" he whale had rv t been wiitin for
l-irn.
F N'A. dearie, we ft id the 'bereaved
w;.i. . f-r"
NOT th
"r.i:;.h"VKr.i ..iavfr
A I-i .r.it tbar ir i-. p.-, d policy to
k.ss -a.r v if w h'-ri
Vta.- .-. I a -
iiKTliKIl you ir.'etvl to co-tie back
or !-.:.
a
v. i : t
o. i. , w
a
. i
Capt. Harcnil, W2il known East Chi.
...-.-. is safe a. loss, nf'er a bn:-h :
ah a li ;.: r-b ait. !
sS
jleut. II. S. King--Ul, ncphe-y C. E.
HI 'T ; r- bab'y t.
vi:irr.s .s r.f
-KATHIaTS da-.
ai 1 !... ta -c
f--r a h.-ate.J iady
.i.i. :
".VliiiX
father inrj a;;-.-? now
litis iat:n -ask him for hi?
in?, a i,4 ue can 1 'Al'-' lUTKU i? not as to how he can
i aif.u t or
Hub! You r-
!A"T wbetb.er h
h.-r
1 ia'
Yi;i;r..vH!.i.:
hki-:.-
"-a si amd.
THEY BELIEVE WILHELM.
- ! K.nsrwH Hamnion.1. Is l". S. infan'ry. nave an the tas.au,, whiddja want with ( Tt.i the movies .n th-? style to which
t.-. j !-..- arriv-d overseas. A nun-ber of his 'be days too?" ; .-- Las
I'm -. he wr.'es. were .-n t c.- frpedoe-j
1 a i a .
' Tin: ery hai.!"t thins to c.-n ir..e la n'.M, court pave a who was;
Will Taals, well known aiunster . t he Kiaie tr.issus t ... yf-.a thaty. .!as in j-.a and
. a:t:-eer. now ai a t.eoriria cintcn
a fit' has !.- n raao a barter.
a
William Koscoo T;.., . :
wri'ten to a can-t-maarary :.rt p:.';.
in his "Germany vi-r-uis ' . . i . ,- . .
Lichnow.sky. Accoriiir.j: to !;, th
which tha (Ifrnian am' ,-.s.--;vi-.r
1 f 1 4 . was commt-.r. .! a! r y A lay,
down with hi- ship in by;
the cr--si:ic t;a- i ri'-ae -oy i t,,
piaininc his i:ist rut" ion - f. :a '.-
S- c.-. tly tin' S'ate of hry. '; j'.'i
tin- :-o was any l:k-!thootl t'ta' t ho
war m -is.. i, :r.:::y,- 'a, ; - ...
imp ni . : ': .-1 : I far m c ryoy j
no doubt that my r- p-a" y a-
cision of the Kii.po. , ,j iy iatfiyy
wh.-H my fate is lik'iv to b y"
prfple apparon ' ly C'.n'.a.a i i
kaiser tha: the sw.-.ui a ' f o a !
C C N T I N U 0 V 5 BORROWING.
't
is that w e don't mind drinking rye HKI: kind . v.-.; lc, r v.
!,;; t ai': ttiy hait i ha t lot.
.
A-tcIith Peaala? cf Oriffitn Is home ; vk will rtt eat it
a t ut tous.'i fi.an the navy, i he siib- t
ouaie war en our shores makes hia
a to F. back.
.T K ! ..s t n e a a :
bet 5h? ,
'H. i
t i.i n 1 1 y
ticnv that oppor-, PAYS he's p. ::;.-.;; a'..
, he hf,s:.'t be n irut.-.h
Ii 1 i. v'no -,
t .p or1, It was tba t-ig-htli attempt cf John
. nv y. ft '' - .f I! tn-.t.i. i..J. to p. t m: . ser !-.
- I ! e sa.- .-d.-d. .! tin is a driver for
! t'o 1 I -i n ire r- ti : r a kr. - an'o Itverv am!
I -a.; .:m
! . be. ai t -vsriz -e v
! S - r - - a r:ti y - r s :
. ' 1! ' ' o.d .y.
-
i n ' o t ' i - t ' t : -
the M : , an
H AY M r.-.er :
u?
win:;::: .. ah
b
I.A K I i county boy nor '!ari
rtcrty only
1 with Gen.
1'. t ! a . i.
ShME j:i,-'s cas ry kiat'ir..- baps so
' - i. l.Aie.i. th.-U I aa-a.'--' .'.ems to us
; they won! in', ha v, a'at.ir: on if
.id have 1 -ti TIIHT ! -:'t the U b at b..ir.e.
i
i i a rv, !. a : t -.. I t
r:v ' i : a ri ! 't ,..
Oeorf-9 F. Somaier, Hanimon.l, has en- '"
,.. ,v . v.-ty an.l ex' t . i.o Mr. and I.Iia. Sam Witwe-, 537 Jeffer.
,is ai- , iO.'lf nr.Tt
lt.alliJ.ii .'. 1 Wi i ,
li E, I SOX 'S M 1 'S TEll Y
!1
! .
word
I he i r
A. i t'liii am, .a i .- sa : a ..1
Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Clover, 447 Bauer ..a l:..s m I't-ai - .
U .!!. -'id. lai-..- f.-aved wt.J -.f i
., v,( r !!' v.-.: of their son, Fred M ! Ben Aljrrcn, Gary, of Cr.mp Taylor,
: r. in France. IN is in t-.e f: i : ,K . ;-- p.-s- r 1 1 da s' cave of
i ttV- ry. j .al.' n. .; vib if.' i. ! !n 'airy.
- '
S'-y Hay, KartmonS top serjeant ia i Charles H. Crary. son of Mr. and Mrs.
' , ' '' '
gr-a-;:r .v .
' -. e -a,
ar f.r.anvlr.g in Ilnm'
u 11
of cars to them than any. bin j else the public can do
We niuet not bt the fu.-l situation become more
chaotic. Get the orders in now. The harvest rush of
over there- ami ; art of t
of bond-. The ratio of tw.
co. :;e from ' - - r. !- ai-o
Par In the manner of s
a 1 i "h a 1 1. p.
a. .. !-.Tk'"ti n' in 1: ov's ceinpany.
- O
H3rb?rt Elvraair. and ArxhJr Hart-
10 of I ';-. ' r. ie' t t,.d,iy f.-r hteacre
ia-'. tn t it " nav v.
it ? "
S -. !
St I
ins en-
''fe'r' .?.' - v,'
t r' h .
Louis Echr-.eb.-.-. Karnionil, Camp !
t r I.. I
v, .1
i Anthony Xeilman of Eyer, a volvia- , A nnmbgr
- i : a . . : :i ;.t I . - ; : . i ; i ' ty 1-1 , . . t .
! f a- X .1 ye 1- at. 1 ! t . a i ar' (. ' ' ,, . . ,
; a o.. d tie t.. w n.. t j: t o. y Pa' b -a .... .. , .' ,
T.m T.
of ZiZi.a cotmy boys at
v '. ' ' . -be v -' a 'l:tsion.
I 'rice iri Fit c ia n! Tl .
grain to market will hEln within 'h" next sjx or jf,v,,ni .
M'ie-re is no iu i 'i for
weeKs, and within sixty days transporta'ion will Ik
Bwamped for months to come.
THE DIRTY COWARDS.
lour or hi v. s ..n i to
banking oific;,,;.-. Xiytp. i
iness or tinancoy.
It is no- a' all unlike!
later adopt tb, i -. a . b p!
Kr.aiar.d ci.-.-prirati.-ns cad
John Foley, Eainmond, who wss at
! x. X. .1 . h
i . - a ' ot : ; - . . n a
1 ati b ttor
. f a w . a a
Throuch the intervention of th va'ican the ;or
ffif.ns ob'aine.l immunity for their own towns from at.
tack by airmen on Corpus Christi, the relta;ou fo.-t v '-"Kt y r,'.rn:ns:s to in: ".
day, this immunity the result of 'la- app al of the t; r i
man archbishop of Cmanmx T!i" alii'- L-atr.ai the OH. isn't Ov r- a c
immunity, and tru-- o all tradit'ens k"X ita-ir prom - j Best .-Iiown l,y t!.-- .
Ise: On the eve n; ("o;pu- Christ! ail was qui, a f,n the city conribuors bi ,'t K
Allies' side, and -h" n;rnn-n were preparing for ;hdr I bt-r in the s-'ortd .Iriv
flight in which, day . -e.-e to drop !!ov.- rs out tit" bifie
fields in memory an! honor of th,.s of their oimrtt.i.-'.- "T'lKil!!'? on v -a
;
": ' F;-rk Wilbur, son of Mr. and Mrs.
I n ' !' ii W.'bn- i ' I ! I'-: ra
l.ak. - T;
n '-n:.
' '-.a . in j: a t
ta -.n.
WHAT IEXTIE3 WIXI. DO.
iicitsra ore or.e of t lia , i
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ara (retting- iato the real f.trMintf. j '
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remember that ti-.i-cufrti ycy.i- letters j I
tine men get their b.E T,.n.;';t tliverslaa
in the fiali. So sind them often.
Throapli letters the men derive com
fort, end cheer.
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1i-.fi tia ofn. Give him tho local
news. liOttcrs are tlie sclSicr's tonic
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who had falb-n in
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1 aie County's dead U th wi
with Germany and Aastrla-Hnn.
rry:
hOEKR? MARK LET. nam
rr.cr.'i, drowned o!f coast of New
Jt-rsty. Way 28.
1 ) K N N i s HAN'NOX, Indtana
liaCuor; pt .ir.nir.e prison, at Fort
Ogitti.rope. Chattanuof a. Tena..
Juoe 11.
jam::.-; ila -kfxxik. ;ar, kU-
l'-d 1.' fotan iti i-r;.io vvh.ie
''iiati. v-jia th , iotr. S ot',"h
baa M y z j
KAK.b U'Kb.SiiV, W.ililng; U.
5. I. lM'-d a- bai'saii Houston
if spinal menai-itia. July 2$.
1 1 7.
FRANK M' AN LEY. Indiana
Harbor: k;iled in France at Bat
tle of lai;.,. Aug. 15.
ARTKL'R HASELER, Ham
mond; died at Lion Springs, Tex.,
of spinal meningitis, August 2 6.
JvJii.X -t-Ailuitwoiv d. Last Ciii
o; killed in France. Sept. 16.
AiiTHCit liuBKlt'i'Su.S. Gary;
killed ia France, Oct. il.
LILL'T. JAilLS VAN ATT A.
Gary; ktiied ut Viiny lildBe.
JAkliiS ilAC K1.NZ1L. Gary;
killed at Vim Kide.
PuLl'H BiLJJZVKI. Kaat Chi
cago; kil.ej in France. Nov. 27.
K. LUK'i'UX HL'.NULLt. Gary;
killed in aviation, aoodtut
Taliaferro licida. Llverma.a, Tes,
Lite. 1, IS 17.
HAilUY CUTUBKRT LONG,
Indiana Harbor; kiiied in accl
lient. at. F t. Biisiv, Texas. Dec. 1.
IiEIOVUijLi lI.:KIXisON, Low
ell; u.ed soniewtire id France, of
pneumonia, Dec. 12.
EDWAKD C. KOSTBADE, Hot-art;
killed by explosion In
France. Lec. il.
THOMAS V. RATCLIf'FE.
Gary; killed somewhere in France.
Feb. 24.
F' iii: D SCHMIDT. Crown Point;
died ot pneumonia in Brooklyn,
March 7, after being on a torpedo
ed steamer.
CORPORAL EF WARD M". SUL
LI VAX. Gary; killed somewhere
in Fra.ice. March S.
MICHAEL STEPICH. Whitlnj;
Camp Talor; pneumonia. Marca
14.
ROBERT ASF IN". Gary; Co. F.
:51st infantry; Camp Shelby; ty
phi id: March 17.
CLIFFORD E. PETTY, enlisted
at Hammond. Jan. 8. In U. S. cav
alry. Died at Delrio Tex.. ApriJ
3.
PAL'L FL'LTO Tolleston.
died in hospital. Marfa. Texas.
April 6, 191S. Sergeant, machine
gun battalion. Stii cavalry.
VICTOR SHOTL1FF. Gar5".
killed at aviation camp, San An
tonio. Arril IS. 101S.
JOSEPT BECK II ART, Gary,
died at an eastern cantonment;
week ending April 20. 191S.
LIEUT. IRA B. KIXG. Gary;
reported killed in France, April
21. 1"1S.
XEWTLI, TEACHER. Gary;
Graves Registration L'nit 301,
died in Xew Jersey, 131?.
E. BIRCH HIOHES, Gary, or
dnance department, died in Phil
adelphia. RMS.
WEST HAMMOND.
ja-ts-EPH .SLIKTZAX, West
Harr.moni. I". S, Fit-Id Artillery.
Kilkd in action. France, April
WOUNDED.
ROBERT M. EEATTY. Ham
mend. Trench mortar. France.
Feb. 26.
R. A. SPARKS. HighlanS.
Trench mortar. France. Feb. 27.
HKN'P.Y RAKEMAX, Hammond:
6th engineers. France. April 7.
E'-MENF" M. F:?HKR. East
Chaasro: so'to'v wounded April
22. 1 .1 1 s. by shrapne, while in a
trench in Xo Mans Land.
JOSEPH ADAM IC. Indiana
Harbor. Artillery. France, May
MEMORiAM"
; Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick ths
i Hun.
Story & Clark
Piano Co.
a
Ladv Violet de Trafford.
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army's icernlt, TJ3e rlt your lnf.u.
London's younger set has just been i S
lef to wonder why the er.rra ucme.it j S
of Lady de Trafford to Lord Burg- i fv
bersh, heir of the Karl of Westmore- m
no error on part if lia' ail too fi-e.-i, ntiy f.r; otf.f, and'
"near" (? sicii'. d cmu-.y sp. la! cue bad b.-cn -akenj
t o clearly identify tb bopi'ais and crem na-?ps bad'
been marked on t't:o uround in a'! '.ncOal so' : -omen- -1
tha the op,. my may- nh't.-ri the immmov on tb-ir !
v ;., Mi., ';h. ir aa ai-! cace to improve the rf'-:! service. f; l-mti, has been broken oif. Shi Jjj
Established 157.
Capital ami Smpius $ ,000,000.00.
Manufacturers
l3 PLAYERS. PIANOS. GRANDS
Stores in all principal cities of
the Unl'ed States.
Factory Branches
lioei-n't explain.
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Itent TJsrtin. Gary, bas been made a
a : .i ib at i.-.t a- Mmn. out by. .lyir. War Savings j Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick the j
I i 46C3 Forsyth Ave., East Chicago.
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