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Page Two.
ALBERT JONES OUT OF
NEWSPAPER WORKr
I
i
Able Writer Forsakes Jour-;
nalism for Special Work
at East Chicago.
Alfred Jont.i of 5nry. v ho for right ,,r,;!,,r ,J regarded n iin pre. . e,l, n'ans
years has tffn associated with The f"' U;p ,ip'"se ' fan. -nt m.i.-.i t..
T:vp:s 'newspapers mid is one of th.t I Th' minister of puhiio vo,'i.
t-er.t known an J Wft new spa p. r nun j ! n-,mifmcn! f r nmat in,i of
in th midd'.ewest has .severed Ins -di- j "v;':sn i'Op',:a t ; on in cae of no
torial connections anil on Mnminy rakes ; ves.-ty. They have ci!!i-.l upon ton
up his new duties at Kast 'hint ro-I ti- j
diana Harhor as piT.T!t to I'ol. AVal- :
fr Riley w hri- he koos ith 'ho host
WIMM'i o: Mil Ml HO 1'rt 1 1
Mr. Jones will do special work for fnl. (
Rl'ey. who is president of the First j
("aoaniPt Trust and Savings hank, presi- ;
dent of 'the Citizens Tmt ami BtivinK t
hunk of Indiana Harlmr. president or'
the O. B. .Jordan rem: nany, and at tho
hn.d of o'Hir financial and ni.mufaetur
enterprises Including; the Iiieciay
Friel? company of Michigan Citv.
Durlnr the summer Mr. and Mrs.
Jrr.es will dispose cf th- residence, they
l.ve on f Ji'.ome street ana nun nvsr
two children will move t .- tho Twin
Citv to make their future home. I
FORMER TIMES HEWSIE,
UNITED STATES SOLDIER
Henry Furstenberg Train
ing at Alabama Canton
ment for Service.
Th! T'mes and Henry Furstenherft ,
wre always closely associated hut they j
have never been so near each other)
as now w ith Henry at Camp Shridan. I
Aiabama, in the hundred and thirty-
fourth field artillery. sonn to leae for " r
France.
In days prone by Henry delivered The I lies sh'ps will giro th's nation
TtvES through sunshine, darkness, rain, i ereatt de.tro ep floe; in the woild
mow and blizzard as faithfully as any i l.tstory. i a squadron includes s rie.
carrier in the city, and he will follow stroyersV
;h colors and carry the mess-age of To men these thre must be an i,.
freedom as faithfully and heroically i rrediat snereas :n nar'al .-ff:-.'r. tv"
as any other soldier m the American ; committee was told in letters fnm Ad
army. His brother Fred is in ia:r.p in j miral Paimer and Adiira! Benn ani
New Jersey and his brother Herman in I Secretary faniels. urine a permanent
Minnesota.
GEUENT EMPLOYE
DEIO FROM
Harrv MCul1n. S4 years old. who
sus'sined an electrical shock whil
wrrkintr at the Ruffinsfon riant. Vni
versa! Fortiand Cemnt company, Gary.
ri:d at the steel corporation's hospital
esterday. Mr. McCullen was employed
as an e'eetrician. F'.meral arrangements
w.H be made after relative;? at Blue Is
land, 111., arrive in Gary.
Mary Wiihbon.
Mrs. Mary E. Washborn. 74 years
cid. rassed away at the home of her
daughter. 361 Jefferson street, yester
day cf complication of diseases. The
leniains will be takn via frown Point
on Sunday to Star City, Ind.. the former
home, for funeral services and burial.
Th. Gary Undertaking company will
be in charge.
HUN PROPAGANDA
IN MEXICO
t"BT T'vren Pnr.ssJ
?T. PAt'L. June 13. How Grman
propaganda was spread in Mexico was,
told the Federation of Labor conven
tion today by the Federation Mission
to Mex'co which just reached her. Th
mission reported encouraging accom
plishments towards fotmafion c.f a
pan-American federation of labor.
KOW'DYE LIKE
MEATLESS WEEK?
rtNtTrr Press Cabifgram 1
CPENAGEN. June IV Meatless
week has been ordered in Bavaria, ac
cording to a,dvi--es received here todav.
Twenty-five workmen who refused to
work were courtmartialed in Prague
on charges of mutiny.
HOW HUNS TRY
TO WORRY U. S.
TRr T.'xiTFn Pkss 1
WASHINGTON. June 15. A German
Hammond, Sat,, June 22 ?nI!cSr
TENTS AT CALUMET AVE. SHOW GROUNDS.
AH New Again! AH
A tlSUS GAIiiiHEa
e. A A i2 tsed
w r4tii? ifi $3,000,000
t BAIXROAD TRAINS 8
82 TINTS Si
8 BAUDS 8
403 ?.F0&J(XS
YOU HAVE
NEVER WITNESSED A
CIKCU8 LIKE THIS
Two Mrformaocei daily, 3 and 8 o.
JtiUioa-Doliar 6treet Pixxd 10 i m.,
Pi
Including Wcr!d's Greatest
CtUcsi cf Trained Beasts
Perforrr.ing la a nttf'ive Steel-Girdled
Arona. The Wida World, CiTiiized
m
I -j UnpiTilized,
meet aad aomplete what is now tha
BIGGEST ZOO n EARTH
te Reserved and admission tickets
N pharmacy, 552 Hohman St., near
P orounds.
I fleet is sndine out !trms two or threp
limes a wi'fk. inlt-nduiK to uorry ihf
! A niei i, a n-A I ! ! j tleet that 111" Teut-m.s
m i n s i i t 1 1
tHt!
M -l.-i -i in.i -
-
.h e. r
me i ;. a ii -
I Allied Hi -et pi
em up.
PLANS FOR
DEFENSE OF PARIS
CONTINUE
PAIUS. June IT. - Allhm.-h the
l,!,1!ls"ni "'"vkiiirn for 1--
n . f IVnl h
CANADIAN TOWN
IS ON FIRE
SAK.' Tnox. I'nnarl;!, .Inn-
-:iri i;n ,
1! n s.-.uh of Sr
. ' 'l -o- V'let
V h sh v. . ri . I I
n: en from fa out; t
Kator n is t , .-.i i
si i u ! 1. TI he f . ,
Veil !n the ti; .
i t c w n .
BATTLE NOT FOR
channel portsi;1;;:;";.
HT I Mi;,!.
W.!HI.ViiT(i. .tune if, Wh'te
ine ei:t that ft-.- drive now he.l
'i Paris the general pdn'ed n-it
atuur i. f th channel no- w-,-.:irt
ve a more immediate anri
tmport a "it
i ctt ect on t he whui
v ar situut ion than
would the fail of Paris.
The tlermans thus far failed to reach
the maximum bo-.tnd ry they attained
in h. said T!i -battle this n-,o-
ment i. not toward th channel ports,
he added.
FIVE SQUADRONS OF
DESTROYERS ADDED
fp,. I-VITEr) rr.F5!. ,
WASHINGTON. .Tun 15. America's
sa forces in European waters will hp
Increased by five squadrons of des-rov-
tbis year, the house naval io-o-
Utee was orfieiallv Informed t,-,tov
increase m th naw
4 01 enlisted mn.
T.nel t
ISIX MORE EOYS GET
CROSS FOR HEROISM
I He Pm 1 Er pr.'-fs 1
WA?H!N"i;thV, Jim 15 Six Amer
ican soldiers huvo bn awarded th
I. . S. distinguished serv--A ci,--sa f,,.-
orsverv undr Mr. t;enral Pe
s n : n g
reported in Friday's
ceivd today.
c o nt ri q n 1 rpj r e -
AUSTRIANS BEGIN
ARTILLERY FIE
rT-N-TTrr FnEPs CAm.r.i-.n v i
POME. June 13 An 'nten,l.cat on of
Austrian artillery fr to th sa he-
gan at dawn today.
"Artillerv countered eefpcttvely,- n
statement adds.
"At Tono
Leour battT!. ye.ct-rdy
prevented the enemy from renwinsr
th attack."
REVOLUTION
IS SPREADING
IN VIENNA
tT'NtTEn Press r A a m 1
I.oN'nny, Jun IS A report tha a
revolution with sritis rlotintr ;n Vi
enna was contained in a Central News
dlspatcj-. todav- from Amsterdam.
Details of the rnvolf weTo f.r, Th
. . . 1 -i -i 1 u 1 n a 1 m e e 1 n g s t n f a -var
of end'ns; th war a r be-ng h:.i
!n Hunaary
THREE U. S. SHIPS
SUNK THIS WEEK
f" FvTTfcn rFF.oa -j
N'V TOBK. June t 5 G rm a n sub!
marine. in American waters during the
w-ek ending todav sunk threo htp.
totaling r.'n thousand, four hundred
and fifty-eight tons.
You'd like to take a punch at th;
kaiser you. say? Then buy a
Thrift Stamp.
Right Again!
FF.OH 18 NATIONS
roa capitau invested S
m
eo p.iDEEs eo
0 AERIALISI8 63
50 CLOWNS 50
100 ACTS 100
m
Doors open one bcur eulier.
G.l, Goldsn,
pr..cir.g first jwrfonntace,
Hnsaoked to Aue-
on sale circus day at Summers'
State. Same prices at at show
I vy ,i
4f
"SJ
ICOUCE
MEHT
WEST HAMMOND SCHOOLS
The progrtsm for coriimcncemi-nt w
k t
:., I
of the West Hfitoii.on.l puMie .- ho.-hs
is as fol iow s :
Siiivl iv .MfninK. ,1'iu- Ita.-ca-iaui
cci.- Sermon: I 'r. T. .1. l;:s.elt. pn
tor Hammond I'irt M . K. chu.'.h.
Went v oi t h scic.l lia ; i.
Mop.-iav .Mi-nini;, June 2 - Senior
partv. -cho.-l hull.
"i'u..iiy po'iiitip. Tun 2Ti Kishth
pt n-i-. ut-adunt intt exercisen
V 1 ii. --ila v .'O -iinc, Iiii.e SHp'-r-mtcfid
in 's t v plt.-ii r.-uior r.i-.-.
CI - l"o I lie I! Vl'lllie.
Tlrarlav, June 27 I'lnv dy.
Thurs.iav e. nltts. June ;7 -Hu;h
sch.-i-l i-c-mtr enc. nii-nt .
Mcmh.-rs of H:nh s.'l 1 S- mor epi-'-s:
i1ein'-!e Mayer. lia,-:ei r.o.s.ijcium. lec
tio Haa.-k. Sa-le 1-1 1. k- 1st u. tii'ii
tii'onioi. ('Hff.'fii ITevel. Paul 1'alii
nim. l-'ntm Urnwti.
Hi:l! c honl . oiutnenc.eiiK nt. Thurs
day oni!i(f- June 27:
("la.-s ..!ors: Gold find white. Class
lower: .lo-.Kjaills.
Baptist orches'ra
Ameri. -i - -
!nocct!-n T:ev. T J Bassett
('.-me h re th l.i'ies lt:-n;
. U e;0 wort !i i 'lioro.s
SaititHtor Haze! ; It -senlntiiil
Piano duet l.a Guil'iia.. -
. -1 M - : 1 0 l'"arri.'l Mnud Mc''ea.v
WHITING FULL
OF MASONS TODAY
Al
Hassan to Give Veiled
Prophet Degree at
Ceremonial.
fPFETAT. To Tr" Time' 1
WHITING. In i. June 15 Many
Wh'ting Masons will rol v th degre
f Veiled Prophet at th ceremonial o
1 Hiiss-m Grot-o to he h Jd -n this
ty Saturday.
XI Hn-.-an ts -err.
v.l V.:.f t 1":. i. h g -.
r ed of :,u n - ,
Whiiins, Ham
mond. Gary, Hohart. Low el'. frr.w n I
Point and V:,:Pa , -G-. -! it is expe,.,d j
that th-s week w : : 1 'e th la rges
turr.r-tit of M..t ns thnt this ci'v ln:
ever w 1 1 n ' ssd
I'erm-s-i-on has hern obtained frm j Th follow. n Hammond boys en
.h street depat t"-r.t f-r th, 't of j trnnd todav for the army training
LaPott and c'entia' avenues 1 1 t h j sch .o) nt Indianapolis:
street for th" park in of at"n. h.V.s 1 J.-hn I.isaoch. Geo. F. F'agg. Evan-
6 no Cmef of Pep - Covins h-is pr-:"-
r-ed !de-"piat poiicj t-i tic-n.
Wh--t.ni r-mks second to rh. ph.,.a.
p in th. n '.it!. br rf t:.f m'.ers ana lh
N.v, lior.r to obtain e-n. i.-'h new tre,.
hrs Saturday to place- them in the lead.
The Grotto, vih.ie com pat a t i el y new',
has grown in popularity and ti;rt.bi-
ship, until it is now on of the n 1 1
Mascn'c organizations in this :
t
t y.
1
LIEUT. PAT O'BRIEN
FALLS 2,000 FEET!''
FAN" ANTONIO. TEX.. Jure IS.
Lieut. Pat O'Brien. Boya! British F!y-
Si ft
v,o s.V.vv"v ct ? Jrr
r7rT'" s . v'- ' i.PMjii.r;.isi.,'-,'in.Lw;-,fWJii!'-
fstw ' &se Ami ill W s
11
lift
m
WEEK OF
Address .Hon Francis G. Blair. Sta'
Supe'irit.-tiiietu of Public Instruction
ocal .Seh ct ions Mrs. George Hannauer
I're-i lit 1 urn f f Diplomas
Board of l-aiuca tlon
Select inn Orchestra
iil.-.liotory delaide H Mayer
We'll Ni vi r Let the old I'IK Fall
.... WiMitwor'h Chorus
Star Spaiu I'-d Banner--
Benediction !v. T. C Xattle
Stunt mKl.t, West Hammond public
ho -. June is, briietit Home Cora-
r.-rt I'Uib.
Program.
Star Spnntrled Banntr
l-'o'.k I nce- KlnrierKarten
Mkh Smith. Miss Honeywell
Nlti.l Csp S"io; . --
. Fi-st Grade, Miss Biordan
American P.and
. .. Fust Grade, Miss Bardon
Th" Yen r I u Sontr
Set ond Grad. Mi's Harrow
Kose I r II I 1 ii-Mnn? T 'p and Down
Third Grade, MIsh Bennett
The Minuet. Stihvr's Hornpipe. Boat
sons Fourth Grade, Miss Snell
Patriotic Souk and Drill
. j'ifth Grade. Miss Spencer
'hoi o'n te Props
S:th Grade. Miss fallen
1- ii'ci nicy and ntr,rrac,yBoy Scouts
S.ummi v . . En Semhle
Stra Spnniilo'l P.anner Audienca
ing Corps, who is in the I'nited States
utter having escaped from a German
u.ir prison, ft 11 nearly 2.llf,0 feet in an
airphitie here vesterday. but was only
slightly injure.!.
He was alone in the machin. over
Kelly Field, when he fell. He was tak
en to the emergency hospital. His nose
v.ns smashed and he suffered cuts and
bruises about the face 8Tid body.
O'Brien was conscious when aid
r- ached him. and his chief corn ern was
over bis new trousers, which he feared
had been ruined.
O'Prion's accident was believed due
j 10 the fact that h was more nccustom-
!d to a lighter machine than th heavy
j training plan in which he undertook
!l1 fly.
! Had he been In the front seat of the
' iri'!n h would ha been instantly
killed, cm-rrs said, because it was
smashed to fiagments and mixed with
. th machinery.
LEAVE FOR
ARMY TODAY
) e'li Ttagad":S. Alex J. Szymanski. Rii- j
! dolph Hansen. Stvc G. Scoofakis. Wal- i
i t-r E. Thompson. Stanley M. Lewan- I
I'l' V'' '- 1'eter McLaughlin. Joseph Kap- j
i '". Mrs. H. Johnston. F. J. Hoerpner.
Uin. F. Conrad. Jack Give, Frwn-esoo
A Molmari. W. If. Strauch. Geo. Soter
I'-ld Steve Punay.
HEIMBACH LEAVES
EXPRESS BUSINESS
Charles W. Himbneh. for four years
sgent for th T'aculc Express Co.. and
for th last eleven vears agent for the
lam Express Co.. has left the express
1 business find will hgin duties Monday mond. Michael M. Kfisko . engineer
j as for.-man for Chapin fc Company. corps. East Hammond; Kenneth H. Al
j Th express companies of the nation are Ktr. quartermaster department. Ham
Peine ons.Midated ir.'n one company. mor.d. Ind : Sam iel P. Elder, infantry.
. Y- 3 111 11 A f I ffll !
Suoported by LOIS MEREDITH, JAMES MORRISON
and an ALL-STAR VITAGRAPH CAST
A MARVELOUS PICTURIZATION OF EMPEY'S
WORLD-FAMOUS BOOK
THE GREATEST PRODUCTION IN THE
HISTORY OF MOTION PICTURES
ifMMUtiaa
DIP SHS
IDENTIFIED
8? POLICE
Through the asnisian-e of the Br
til'ion department of the police force
of East Chicago, complete identification
of the two ni n arrested as pickpockets !
in WhitiriK has been . stablished.
Photographs and njr a su lements of i
the prisoners were recorded in East
. l('tlri MIl'I inKCIl I'l ! HO fl 1 c;gO j
tective nureaii hy thief (.'ollins r the
Whiting force, whre 1 was found that
ths men were old offenders and bad
records extending back as far as !'.')
The name of the dips are Patrick j
uniiufin-r ana 1-rar.K h:un. Gallagher
has be.n arrested oneo In Louisvillo
Ky.. and half a dozen times In New
Tork City. Stith also has a criminal
rocord.
The conviction of the r.ickt.i. elect ,r
(rested in East Chicago and thi eon-
mci inn of thesn two men will to .,.,,-
extent, deter other criminals of this
class from attempting to operate in
this region. Tho police of both cities
are determined to stop this phase of
criminality in 'hi se two cities and of
ficers are daily "on the watch 'o detect
any further wi u!d be operators.
COOLEST PLACE
IN HAMMOND
The boast of the manager of the
Hammond Orpheutn Theater that his
house is the coolest place in town would
be hard to contradict for during the
hot weather the theater is always com
fortable surprisingly so. On the ho'
tst day reheT from the heat can be
found within its walls. Great fans
pump the air through coils packed In
ice.
Al Lauahhn & Co., a musical act.
with a chorus, and four other acts ar
at. the Orpheum today and tomorrow
with pictures starting again Monday.
The. management of the Orpheum and
Pel -tixe Theaters disclaim any responsi
bility for th nin who appeared in
front of the theaters to take the names
and addresses of those going in. to us
the names for mailing stock selling
propositions.
REMODEL BUILDING.
The Cox building on Stat street,
west of Hohman street, is being remod
eled for the King Jo Lo Co. of Chi
caeo, which will install a chop suy
rcstaur-int. Th company operates a
chop house on Dearborn street, Chicago.
FIRST AIDCLASSES.
The First Aid Bed Crosy rlasses will
not becin until Friday. June 21. owing
to the absence of Dr. Howat from th
city. Registrations will b rtc-ivol up !
to that date.
ENLISTMENTS.
Enlisted since, last report at Ser
geant Welch s office;
Hugo Bialker. encinr corps. East
Hammond; Alex A Feder. engineer
corp.--. East Hammond. Thomas K.
Daniels, eng'neer corps. East Ham-
Next Mon., Tues., Wed. and Tburs.
Popular Prices Children, Morning and Afternoon, 6c.
Ontinuous from 10 a. m. to 11 p. m.
i o 'l.''V-'ywvi!wy
Qve&fc Americans.
'
T"'iinlidll lifir-L-. . -
Whiting-. Ind: Walter R. Bojanowskl.
engineer corps. Suuth Chloaso, 111.;;
Edmond A. Sleckh medical corps, Lo
well, Ind ; Hoy E Wood, quartermaster
orps. Lowell. Ind ; Elmer L. Wilmuth.
cavalry. Mlllford, Ind
ij THE TIES' i
! nrii,if.iniAi l
r H9 IH
I IllllllWIIIk I
i
"icnisnn fc5
' Anaconda
65
i Brooklyn Bapid Transit.
142 i ' 1
Baltimore and Ohio
American Can Co.
Now York Central
53
4 OS
72
67
66',
1 6
14S
95
44
52
90
fentral Leather
j Chesap' ake and Ohio
" ib! Stee l
Erie
';erer! Electric
j Mexican Petroleum
I ennsylana
Pittsburg Coal
liepublie Iron and Steel
Beading 91s-
American Sugar 113
Southern I'aciflc 84
Southern Hallway 2 4
Ohgo Mil. and St. Paul 43's
Texas Oil 14JM;
I". S. Steel ior,t4
I'nion I'aciflc 122'i
t'tah Copper R-i
Wabash 1 S i
W illys Overland 20
CHICAGO GHAUT PTJTi7E,ES.
Corn Aug. $147; July $1.45''.
Oats Aug, 65Hc; July. 70 7c; June,'
76c.
CHICAGO LITE STOCK.
Hogs Receipts. 7.0(ln; rough. $16 31'?' j
S3: light. $16,653? SO; pigs. Jl S.25 75 ;
bulk. J16. 40W70: packing. $16.00 J? 40:
butchers. $16.45 75.
Cattle Receipts. 3.0A0; meeves. $12.- j
75 18.00; stoekers-feeders. $8.75 13.-
50; canners. $7.00 fi S.25 ; calves, $13.50 5 !
16.75: butchers, $s.25 'a 15 25. !
CHICAGO PH.03UCE.
Butter Creamery extras. 42!sc;
creamery f, rsts. 4 242'c; firsts, 309
42-: seconds, SSf; 4Sc.
Ecgs Ordinaries. 2Sfi31c; firsts.
fi S2'u-.
Li-.e Poultry Fowls. 27c: ducks. 26c: j
geese, 14c: springs, ?7'i7 45c; turkeys, j
24e
Veal 50 to 60 lb., 10c; 60 to SO ihs.,
!fii2 20 is; 00 to 110 ibs.. ifii,a:mc:
fancy. Z-c: overweight. 140 to 175 lbs..
15 U lSe; roars. 15c.
Potaii'fs Cars, 6"; M nn -Wis., $1.50
"6 1.65: new springs. $2.50 i 2.75.
The famous Miller Beach row has
heon settled as a result of a hearing
in Justice Jordan's cAurt at East Chi-
cago, yesterday.
This case, involved the arrest of
1 David Gross, an emp-ove of Mrs. Dru-I
silla I'arr, who tor dow n at Mrs. Carr's
orders, a shack belonging to Mrs. Jo
hanna reterson.
Mr. Curr alleged
Photodraissa
I " e("s
11.1,1! IM I'll 7 -
iMILLER ROW
ISJETTLED
t or I
If f M
? n
that ths ahack was on her land and on
advice of counsel had It evicted.
Arrest of Gross for malicious tres
pass followed. Attorney a. C. Huber
of Gary, assisted the state in prosecu
tion, ond E. G. Ballard of Gary repre
sented Gross.
The court ruled that there was no evi
dence, it being shown that a civil
ation might lie instead of a criminal
charge, as the defendant could remove
th house whn doing it in good fanh.
CHICAGO PAPERS
9 CTS IN REGION
hir-aRo Sunday papers will go u n
tomorrow. In Gary as n hi' ago th
sale price win be 7 cents at stands and
cents for delivery at homes.
GARY BUILDING SO
FAR OVER MILLION
Buitd-nir pTinlli. issued n Garv
date show a total of $ 1 . 0 -1 j.i AO. wy; -n
exc;i.i-e cf vristruction ,
flertaken by the ste corporation,
which no permit- are
I
DeLuxe :: Theatre I
TODAY
William Russell
Hearts or Diamonds"
Manager's deci.-ion: 1 hit- is an
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About The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933