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THE TIMES.
Wodnesdny. .Time 26. 1918.
HAM10ND PLAN
FOURTH
S PATRIOTIC
OF JULY SERVICE
In compliance wt'h tb proclamation
of the p: esident. Hammond w ill have- a
quiet Fourth of July celebra! i-n. in
cluding a. foot parade of a U who desire
to pa rticirate, and patriotic Jmjms
and speaking at Liberty Hail m the.
Afternoon. No mwy i to he asked of
anyone attending f:v me, nn? at lin1
hall. The commit tees appointed t ar
range the rlfbrat ion are as follows:
Hiir.mondi Fourth of July program
commit'ees are as fallows:
1. Program and Musu- Mayor Pan
Brown. Mrs. W. S. Welch.
2. Speakers V. K. P.oone, 'Pr. K. O.
Ostrowskt. Jesse Wilson.
3. Labor Organizations. Thomas
Har!?, president Trades Sr Labor
council; president Building Trader; .1.
W. WdnniT. Henry Gab'er. W "rn. Hunt- j
er: Johu Hears; Geo. Vupp: r.- trick i
Oosgrove; Dorsey Wilson: Jjmes Hack-I
enburg; secretarv Barbers" I'nion; Win-j
me Wame; Barney u. lounf,
4. Lodges and Fraternal Societies
English: J. K. Siinson. .las. T. Hu'ton,
M. M. Towle. Foreign: It. O. Ost rowski,
Andrew Seroczyniski Ilrmaii Keilner.
Jos. Skodola.
5 Factories and Ea il roads John F..
Fitxgerald. B. J. Steelman, A. Hesler.
Ralph Tennaat. John Huehel, George
Hannauer. AVm. A. Williams. W. P.
Mb'o, Carl Bauer.
fi. Liberty Guards: Oapt "VV. P. Pat-
t on.
7. Red Cross Pr. T. YV. Oberlin. Miss
Patterson.
. Woman's Cut) Mrs. J. M.
Thompson.
3. Publicity P. A. Tarry, S. E.
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Golden. I r. Shankiit;, Ralph Rn rco.
It. . Fio .J Adams.
lth 1 "ecora mr.s H.
J. O'Rourke, Wm. Rose.
IT. Puradc- Sergeant Welch
1 Pet - r Austgen. Georc- Hanlon.
1 v Parens of Soldiers and Pallors
.!. T. Huttou.
i!. ;. A. it. Tat rick Pvliev.
-ft- W. IX. (.'Mrs. Oharl.s Hubbard.
2! Spanish War Veterans Herman
K. UranKir. O. (;. Kingwi'.l. Khin Bun
n 1 1.
22. General Committee. West Ham
mond Mayor Paul Kamradt. Andrew
Staohowitz, Rev. No ok,. ski, Frank
U inski.
2;!. Merchants John Kiaussen. L.
P. Whitzel.
The tirst named on each suh-onmmlt-tee
is chairman and should immediately
organize. Each sub-committee has
authority to augment the same.
AH members of the committee should
t with all other committees at Lib
erty ha!', Friday evening:. June 2". at
S p. m. sharp, to report and receive
further directions and final plsns.
5200,000 WORTH OF
P0LE5JE NEEDED
Northern Indiana Gas and
Eletcric Co. Deluged with
Calls for Extensions.
each
' the
umer
A good deal of trouble is being ex
perienced by East Chicago owners of
rw buildings and tenants about (?et
tir.s the neetssary extensions and con
nections for electric work.
The trouble seems to hlntre largely
on the fact that the Northern Indiana
Gaj and Electric Company has been
compelled to adopt a new schedule be
cause of the enormous cost of material
Teaterady the vice, president of the
Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.
was making; a survey of th region
and he said that It had been found
that 1300.000 would be required to put
In the pole and wires that Hammond,
East Chicago and Whiting' needed.
As to the coat of connections merely
he advised that this charge would bo
discontinued but that wherever the
reeded eervice required the setting of
P"!e or the running of extended ser
vle lins. the company's s-hdul
would hav to b met before she ex
tensions were made. In this connection
however. It must b noted that the
rcnpanv ajrreea t remit to the appli
cant twenty per cent of tho cost
yar so that the entire cost o;
extension Is returned to the con?
at the end of five years.
"W. S. Petit, of the Pelit Brothers,
builders, was before the board of works
of East Chicago Monday with a com
plaint ab' ;;t not beinsr a bio to p.-t con
nections for his new houses on North
cote and Homeilee avenues. He reirf
that there was no use in hui'iHr.c !i
houses if public utility per ice could
no; pc spcuren. As n .-.-silt a-
i Crawford, of the f I a m .-. A
been invited t nppar before th b
at their sss'on n"xt ro,daJ to
plain the company's attitude on
matter.
. H
ha
-ard
h : --
ii:iu,iimHil' fviioiw. bj . misji yfnim i w,w r.smpi.n.wiiin t.wi' ningm . mian.ii iijii I'miiiwiMiJfJI i.'ini "'"(Wfgi1 ftj."y-v, '.i'.T.-t 4H.;iftr'!tV y y-t " 'Jr fWKff.'r-WfVMfliW
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Jiu -
1
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
u re Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
1. .... .
which waa broupht up in the Hammond
city court th.s morning was continued
by Judge Klotz
1
i
IIV AiS" AROUND
-GARY-
HETI'R. FROM VACATION.
Miss ;ind . Co burn of Madison ?t.
has r'-'urneii from a three weeks vaca
tion niifnt with relative? at Mount
Vernon and Columbus, Ohio..
LADY MC BEFS.
Ladv Ma'-abees, Steel C;tv I!iv No.
,?r., will meet wh Mrs. Jordm. 7c
Oei.rgia street. Thursday afternoon.
ri;ti rn from Fortr w-vi
Mrs. Gex Cond. t of F'iilnvir sTift.
has returno ri.'.uii a
ents at Fort Wayne
it l o i. r pa:
WOULD NT YO"D STOP IT TP YOU COULD ?
CREEL IS FLAYED
Indiana Solon Says Informa
tion Chairman Is Un
fit for Office.
ployed Creel bad he known the man as
the country knows him today. "Mr.
Creel is not only temperamentally but ,
be is socially and politically unfit tor
the position that he holds; anil I form!
this judgment tint from what he said
tn years apo but from his reaffirma- j
tion of what he said tcu years ago, and;
from what he has said with reference to f
r thT things that have been referred to. !
This is a time when above all others w
should be holding foremost before the.,
minds of thJ people the thinrs for,
whuh we are contending, and which i
justify u in being in 1 M war. Those;
th'tigs should be held befor" th" people '
by thos,. ji, uha'ce pub! mfocra - ,
'i'lri. who f re in mpa;hv with t !i..e
i
thirds not only t: but who have b- en !
:n syiiipaihv with thetn. and who by ,
their vork. vhow m tb" world that troy
are enlit!-,! to the cns.d-nce of a 1 the
peo;le. ;
THE TIES'
FIlAilil
con
WHITING COUPLE
ARE WEDDED
iSpe-u!. To The Ti.-irsl
WHITlN'i;. Ind.. June 25. -The Whit
ing frifnds of Mr. Albert H. S:hdz.
of Whit in? and M.ss Marrueri,- tbni
enway, w:il b surprised Jo bain of
their marriage who. h took p!a e yes
terday aftetnoon,' The weddinir took
late at the St. Margaret's t'stliolu:
i hutch a: Heverly H;!i.-. III.. th- cere
mony n. :ng periorni'U py in" iiov. i. j.
.) une
Meot Sucar
Car Fdry. ...
Loeomoi i e
BI WILL R. WDDOiWHITIBB DRAFTEES
LEAVE FOR
WASHINGTON.
Crel. chairman of
public information,
nlng" In Coneress
June 25- Ceorsr"
tb- corrrnittee on
(?ot nno'her "skin
last week. Repre-
Many Friends and Relatives
Go to Bid Young Men
Goodbye.
sentativa Will R. Wood, of Indiana, was
among members of the )"use of repre
sentatives to take him severely to task.
Sir. Wood expressed the belief that ! Sherman.
President Wilson would not ha-e em- Arthur Or
The '
Ju ne
bv
. fSrnotAt. To
WHITIN'.. ind.
low ing nn a indue
draft board
i 'h il
mm
Driscoll. Fric Srarte, J
Joseph Cirssert. W rn.
Hasusz. Walter F'isrher. Slee
Alfred F.hlers. Thornton presic
ard Nae. Rrbert Htini". Guid
TtMKS.I
2r.Tbe fo!
ib WhitinK
ft esterday for Camp
i' oth-. o : Hutii Wardi
chas. Ped,--rs-n. William
bti Mahrtinak.
Krirgr. Jim
Che. k.
, A ' !!. -r,p
I A men,".! il
i A inf 1 iom ri
Ani,-nri.n
A rn ,-. r.iia
j Fiiookivii Hnpid Trans
i National Hisi u it
J Halt imoro and 'h;o -.
i ' 'anadia n I'fc.-ifto
I A me reap i 'an '.
New York Central
i Colorado Fuel
j V n ! ra 1 I . at her
i 'he.sapeuk '- and Ohio
, t rucibie S.-el
Erie
ilreat Northern
(.'reat Northern )re.
Mexican I
Norfolk ard Western
Northern Pacllc
Peruis lv ania
I'utsburg Coal
Peoples tins
Pullman
Heading
1.'. S. Rubber
Southern Paeifc
Southern Railway
Chgo. Mil. and St. Paul
Texas o,i .
I ?. S. Steel
j I'nion Pacific
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J Mr. Scholz
J i ami M : .- Pa
FIRST M
RESULT OF
CAMPAIGN
w ho
M : .- Pa .l A h.
w as a ashi-r at the
ll;ink e.f S 'lilting.
1 1 il : 1 1 .' d .1 1 e 1 y after Ml
and Mrs. S-dp.lx wol
: lit njani ; n I lt rlson. t he
!w;'la her husband .f," 1
: al'.ed for ,er.-en.s s
tends iimltiK ir J
Wbitins: sihools in the
h
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ea
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r vi
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Nat
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oite.
onal
-remony M r :
ve for For; i
u ' to r '. : o a i n t
r.Kin,..t i.,;
e t h i n
p.-,-mu
led
n
in the
I f. r.
r t dav'.s repo.-t in 'iary's War
Sta nip eamp.icn chalked up a
' t'n'.l 1 ."'i to'.vad the Steel
oal of $1,1, no. dee. ,,,, jt is ex.
that ti." daily totals will be
rsrer and that the reports from
did not report on the
.friallv .swell the cam-
teams i ti a t
day will ma
fall.
hi
Noelier.
Schaaf.
R") y
Job.
Paunic:
I rah Copi.er
Edward to ion
..n- . o.-ijv, nenry
Neerinp. Joseph Stout. ,,-
K( zacik. Jospph Sliowrowski. i
kshaw. Eugrue Vr,gfxo. John
Joseph Prinkus. Adolph '
Joseph Rosen and Wm
We are selling tires like hot-cakes. There is a reason. Come and
ee for yourself. Convince yourself that this is the place to buy. You
don't have to go to Chicago to buy your tires. Save your valuable time,
expense and money and get them here. We are one of the largest job
bers of high grade Standard Make Tires and Tubes in the United
v States. We get our tires direct from the Manufacturers in Car-load
lots, and have brought these tires from our Chicago warehouse into
Gary so as to save you from making the trip. We opened this store to
take care of all the car owners in the State of Indiana. Our tires will
win your confidence and permanent patronage. A trial order will con
vince you. Bear in mind, when you buy from us you save actually 40
to 60 per cent. You will appreciate the money-saving values ofered
v you In these tempting bargain prices-
BE PREPARED BUY NOW
We have the tires that will 6erve you best. Now, In this time of
; war, it is more necessary than ever to make your tire buying a business
proposition. Make your selection from one cf the largest and most
complete stocks to be found anywhere in the United State3. Make our
store your headquarters for tires. Get best advice cn your tire needs
from experienced tire men. If you need tires look over our stock be-
fore you buy. You will receive courteous, prompt and personal atten-
; tion at all times.
We Accept Liberty Bonds Same as Cash,
in Payment for Merchandise.
We have the following well-known makes in stock and can assure
you of choice selection:
I Henry
Win. S
Chiluskl.
Michael
Mike Ta
P.. Kle;
Pruning.
Krieper.
Amon the list are a number of
well known vounc men many of whom
hell responsible positions, a number of
the30 bein? married. They were esiort
ed to Hammond by a large number of
friends and relatnes to see them leave.
1.-.",
!a
etroleum
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330.C0O GARY
BUILDING PERMITS
Si !. yesterday building permits in
be sum of $",h i'i, ni have been ts.-uid by
Huiidlng Commissioner pouxan. They
are as follows:
M R. Revesz. two story brick flat,
1.1-13 MassachuseMs street. $2f.fii1ii.
AliP'ct'izin IViI.ek'T. one story brick
fla'. 1101 "11 Lincoln street. $".,7",i.
Condit-Mcdnnit y company. two
story frame residt tic", C72-71 Carolina
Mreet. $4,.V0.
I I (i ,cn h-' res.
The dri e in 5a ry is t. i thorough
and City Campaign Manager Harry
Hall is hi ging that every patriot!'
; -t.son p'.e.lne hims If the maximum
per month f-.r the remainder of the
a i- Savints Sta:.ir r'"r."J. closing in
Peeember. The "Follow l."p" commit
tee met at the Conimncia! Club yester
day afternoon and went over the yel
low cards.
TucMilsy's War ainr Report.
"t. N. Hejdorn iEat:n
VIITIf; n A l GUT F. R HERE.
Captain and Mrs. Mael)..na!d of ,.!
let ate here i V- Euest of thei' dush
ter. Mrs. A. M. Roberts. 048 Ja kon
Street.
IsTTI; T SO. BKn.
M'ss Catherine fjj-en. 1 Cor.r. '
cut street, hs vl si tine for tiro wrrk
with relatives at S.-..th P-'-nJ.
TWO VOLIATEI'.RS FOR HUD f ltOs.
T'o memoes of the f;-i,-. P--m.su.
ehoir hftvp r ffered tl.eir ir, v;, es u'i
the Trd:sh Fled Ci oss and have 1 ... n
accepted. The- aie Mi-s Viism'a P'i
tek and Miss Victoria Lachner. who
expect scon to be called in training a
New Yotk.
K 4
TODAY
"The Woman in the Web"
Also a Two Keoj cotiio.'.v Featuring
FAY TIN'CHER
TOMORROW
Five act foa'tu;-
"Madam Paulette"
FeatuririK Ciairo Andorson and "v"al-
Jace MrDonnoll.
Friday Edith Storey in a 5 art r'-f-f-rn
foaturf'. "Revenue."
iipAST
bash
!s Ovediand
NEGRO HOLDUP.
j John N'figy. l;CnS Penns 1 vacua n ve ,
j Indiana Hubor reported to the police
'station last nigh' That he had been held
up by two negroes who took $1"2 and
a watch worth $ from his person and
i then after he had been roidiod and n
I he started to move away un.l.r th-ir
command the retries took a shot at
him' hittinc him in the hip.
1 " j The man was taken to the office of
Tit. ; Pr. t. '. Robinson where his wound
i J.
M rs
Sr;i;
Mis H E Sarvr
lhrn clvirchi
Mrs C. Handley
Parent - T'-a-'h
M;ss A. M-.-lnti i
b v t e r i a n i h r,
Mrs p. rmS, , i
Mrs P W. Sevl I
Cross
Mi.- Rose p.rman P
Mrs "Icoree P.rayton
Methorfist 'hurchi
Mrs. Chas. Kimmel Ci
v ice Club!
( English Lu-
;n
ffevsn
.ssn . . .
jited Pres
et club).
iriflse Red
A . R i
i Pti
ur
CHICAGO OKAJN PTJTCEIS.
Corn Aujr. tl..!: July. $1.46 "4 ;
June, jt t . 4 -T 1 2 .
Oat Aug.. 67Tc; July, 72'C: June.
"R '-aC.
w as dr-ss. d. The hijjhwaj men
not b. en ar prc-hended.
ha v e
( Firs t Pres -
ration-
FOdER GUT MM
nnim m
t r i
Si h 50
Jlfi.00
S16.50
, $12.-
Sergeant John Scott Listed
As Wounded in Action
at the Front.
That
a m y
en the
yesterda y
ea rv two yea
Ieroit and i
Republic
Firestone
Portage
Fisk
McGraw
Ajax
Federal
Marathon
Diamond
Falls
Lee
Newcastle
Firestone Cord
Paramount Defiance
Congress
Goodrich
Imperial
Summit
Goodrich Silvertown Cord
Batavia
Mason
Pullman
Keystone
of f : ci
and '.
tor.
Scot t
I tyj In
Serzee.nf John Scott formerly
iit iinv was wounded in sction
west front was reiorted here
pfftnt Scott lived m
re enlisting from
my tn the
H unter
prospru -John
W.
bef
an
s of Prosecutor (-jwj,i
or a short time dep.ity
La-t w-ee'rt a Sei Rent
' Per:
t :--n'
it was listed as "Wound-
ROBBERS IN HAMMOND
Plain. N.S. Tubes. Size. Plain. N. S. Tubes
$10.50 $12.50 $2 ...f ?.r.x4 24 50 2fi.r0 4. SO
13.00 IS. 75 2.75 r.G.4 20. in) 28.00 4 S5
13.75 1550 2.S5 23x41i- 2v0d 29.50 4.90
14.45 1 25 2.90 34x4'i 29.00 31.00 4.95
15 25 17.50 s.fio s?.xi no.i:. ,r:.s5 5.95
17.00 19.00 ?..5 nf.xl's ::i.h!i 34.25 fi.hn
1? 75 20.50 3.70 37x4 !2 32.fn Srt.OO CP)
19.75 22.(10 3.75 35x5 35.50 33 .50 .25
21.00 24.55 4.00 3'.5 3.im) 40.0" 6 .35
22.00 25.25 4.75 37x5 . . .. 3s.5 42 On fl.50
Site.
30x3
29x3 H
30x31-2
SU3H
52x3 '2
34x31,2
31x4
32x4
53x4
34x4
Out-of-town Customers, Don't Delay. Bjt Order Now. Prices Will
advance. When ordering state whether S. S. or CI-. plain or non-skid
Is desired. Send $1 deposit for each tire ordered, balance C. O. D. sub
ject to your examination and approval. Orders filled same day
received.
Gary Tire Corporation
Tnat Falta of f 5 Wabash avenue,
Hammond, leport-'d t- the poll, that
some one dui,tie the night entered his
house and stole $ll'.'i -in money and a
check for f,Z 25.
CHURCH CONCERT.
A onartelte and soloists of the Cpi.-a-tr
- Mood. Institute jjao a pleas-nar
concert la -st f vening at the Fit st M.
E. church.
CHICAQO LITE STOCK.
Hog-s Rfceipts. I ".fifn'i : louyrh.
m Hi.e, pigs. 1 i5.I5 V 75 . pickers,
4 45; bulk. $16 50 Ti Si, butchers.
9'V
Cattle Receipts. 6.100-- beee
rOfilS.OO: cowa. $7.7514 00: stackers
feeders. $1 1. 0 U 11.23: cales. $lfi.on f
75; but, hers, $7.75 '.j ; i.nn
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
Putter Creamery extras, 41c: orfum
ery firsts. 42 fj 42c: firsts. 4U 42:ac.
Eggs Ordinaries. Wn 32. : firsts. 34
'n Sac.
Live Poultry I-'on-h, 2ric; durks. 2oc;
E-e-ese. 14 lot: springs. 2'?i42c.
POTATOES Cars, 45. ilmn., $1.40
q 1.65.
YEA I 50 to 60 pounds, 20,.-; S'" !o
no. 2fC, fii 21 i jc; fiu 10 110. 22 Cn 22;c;
fancy. 2Hc: overweight kidney, lv ;
coarse, 16c
! BOLD ROBBERY.
Ed McCarthy. 209 Fir street In1i
ana Harbor, was accosted yesterda f on
Cedar strci-f. rushed into an automobile,
tak.n into the outskirts of tb. cit".
beaten and robbed and then thrown oit
of the car.
The robbers Rot f, in cash and a
watch worth $43. There is no -tu.. as
to their identity.
INDIANA HARBOR
MAN ARRESTED
1
1 ISrevuv! To The T'iir:- I
! WHITINC. IX!'.. June 26. Abraham
i Haibert cf Indiana Harbor, was ar
i rested for runmntr a motor truck with
! no lights on 119th street. He was taken
I into custody and left his trmk for se-
curity. The trial is set for tomor
row. i
1 M s .1. 1: Mo ran n
1 bytetian chui'h
S Mrs. P. H. Reck iCongr.-
t al church
Mrs. .1. P. Pox 1 lia i v Women's
; rut, :
.'Mrs. Pavid Green 1 Ttrst Bap-
! tist h,ir--h) .-
Mrs. Onnrsf Klumpner (Music
j ci.;:. I
:M,s. ,V F. Wuks 'Central
Christ, an church)
Mrs. M. Kahan (Temple Reth-
e ; 1
Mrs. John Redmond Cathlut
Women's I.canif 1
Mrs E. Puke 1 Glen Paik Par-
enr-T, achersl
M'f M. Nnstiaum 1 Temple Is
raeli
L. P. Good ujn
L. R Beyri
$ 2175.00
125.50
1143.00
K10.00
725.00
410.00
so.oo
1205.00
M0. 00
715 00
520.00
1 75POO
1250.00
4'.o.oo
1
2S40.on ;
4334.00 1
S40 00
BeLuxe Theatre
TODAY AND THURSDAY
Edith Storey
"The Legion of
Death"
A Wonderful picture.
Today: Burtcn Holmes:
Thursday: Btllie Rhodes.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Norma
Talmadge
in her treatcsT picture
"Deluxe Annie"
Big V Comedy and the Boy
Scouts to the Rescue.
i WITH THE
GARY POLICE
AT THE ORPHEUM.
Tr
ieal
'GARY'S TIRE BARGAIN CENTER.'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
538 WASHINGTON S 1 .
WE ARE OPEN
GARY, INDIANA.
EVERY EVENING.
REFERENCES: ANY GARY BANK.
Famous Dancers Show.
Several of the famous I en ishsha wn
dancers appear in elaborate scenes in
"The Efg-on of Peath," a Metro anecial
production de luxe, starrincr Edith
Storey, which will be shown at the Pe
Luxe theatre tonight and Thursday.
The Pienishawn dancer." are the pu
pils of Ruth St. Pepis and Ted Shawn,
who are well known for their radical
dance ideas. In ' The Legion of Peath"
they perform at a gala ball in an elab
orate and massive scttinsr. represpntinsr
rooms in a. Russian Roval Palace in
Petrozrad. preceding the revolution.
Most cf the dancers who appenr in
the Metro rlay have been with Ruth
St. Penis and Ted Shawn for years, and
the effectiveness rf their dancing in
these scenes adds materially to the
many artistiee qualities of the picture.
These scenes of brilliant court life are
'n effective contrast to the stlrrine
political events that follow.
If others fight you can
Join the War Savers army.
save.
Ti da Po!a Girls, a miniature mt:
comcdy. with Gus Eniore. the fa
mous Bulla Bulla, comedian, will be
th attrateion at the Hammond Orph
eum 1 hi eat re Saturday and Sunday.
Kail Wilharns in the 'Seal of Si
lence," is at the house today.
Earle Williams, one of the most fin
ished actors in ihotoplav. left college
in his natie state, California. ' join
the Baldwin-McIK il'e stock company in
New Orleans as utility man. Promo
tion was quick and he returned to the
coast with th Frederick Pelasco slock
company.
Other engagements were: Tear with
James Neill stock company: heavy with
Henry Pixie, in "The Man on the Box";
heavy with Rose Stahl in "'The Chorus
Lad": juvenile in Mary Mannering's
' Glorious Fetsey"; and with Helen Ware
in "The Third Pepree." His last the
atrical engagement was with Georire
P..ban in ' The Sign of the Rose."
Ev an Tlirhaek. a Russian. 1'vin.r at
1622 Carolina street, was arrested with
no classification card.
Hawrzlo Zanato. alias John Hawrzln.
and rnillip s.i -x. tw o Russians, mm,? j
at Shack 17 and Delaware street, wore
found -without registration cards and
taken in by the Gory police last night. !
Stanley Hague cf New York city was j campaign
arrested yesterday on the charstc of i plant. In
having no registration card.
George S Prow n of Coal City,
under arrest here and being h
federal in est iga t ion.
iSH5 (in
SKlio.no
55.00
J. C. Perry 1 255 00
Carl He' ner 1 1 S5 00
P. H. Dietrich tycoon
C. M. Lea ry 53 5 0m
Sam Miller 7770 00
j W. J Roods 4710 00
G. M Sf mines 2iil0 00
O S. McGmnitv , B150 00
j John Rurke 1 rttlO no
.Thomas M.ierames 5150.00
J John Z.-ts.-r 2S50 00
il! c. Peterson 11S0.no
j J II. Daniels 1 p0.00
A M. Roth 1 400 on
Hoy Davis 2S5.00
Thomas Wise 745.00
Total $5 7,214 f.!
The rampo'en In the industrial
plants are being conducted bv separate
organizations within each
Die Illinois S'ee Company
III
l'-T' i 5 o n ri
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111
Md
CLARK STATION.
and 1 ,
"B" COMPANY BOYS
IN DUTCH HERE
19
Mrs. Myrtle PfefTer. policewomen
after the boys of B ' company.
The "R" Company hoys are the ones
who say to the ones who enlist, "We'll
be here while you're gone and we'll be
here when you come ba. k.'
Mrs. Pfeffer claims that the slackers
are molesting the wives of soldiers
away from home, endeavoring to make
dates and sometimes succeeding. This
outrage should be stopped. Mrs. Pfef
fer states.
MOODY INSTITUTE.
The Moody Institute is transferring
Its summer school assembly from
NorthPeld. Mass. to Cedar Lake.
Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick the
Hun
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stheurer
family af Windsor Pa rk. were visit ing
with fronds and relatives at Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Ea viand Barsiey of
Clark, are the proud parents of a nine
pound baby girl. P-oth motto r and ..-h il -1
are doinsr well.
Kred Sonnenherg of Atlibri was
3 Clark visitor last Sunday.
Silas Hicks who has been 1 teside-nt
of this place for the past two year?,
has gone back to his former home in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. John Raydcr and sen of Val
paraiso, were visiting with friends at
Clark yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kred Rehn of Ciark were
Ross business visitors.
Otto Prick of South Chicago, was, a
Clark visitor.
jWar Savinsrs Stamp booths have been
is 1 i '.aced in different parts of the plant
foriin order to give the thousands of em-
oleyes opportunity to pledge th'm-
s'lv.-s t,, purchase War Paving Stamps.
I The Pour Minute Men started their
! work Monday and are to continue their
ampaitn in the theatres for the first
; four days cf the week. The schedule
j of speakers for today is: o. L. Wil
I dermuth at the Gary: Rev. W. P. El
jliott at the Art; Rev. P j. Armstrong
,Bt the Cosmo; Rev. W. G Searian at
j th Grand' Mayor W. p. Hodges at the
! i M-piieum : L. H. Royd at the Venus;
j J .1 K.o.i.-v at 'hp L;. tic; H J. Curtis
. t the Gem: G. W. Schwartz at the
Knsio; Harvey Watson at the Royal
and Don VanEiew at the Broadway
Indiana over the
Savings June 28!
top in War
TO LftTE TOO CLASSirY
WANTED Man under 50 years o
for nigrht work in Hammond;
waees; steady position. S'-e f
Stewart. Chicago Telephone
cago and Florence jur.
a tre
pro. id
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On. Chi
Ha mm otid.
i-26-3
SUES FOR DIVORCE.
In Gary superior court this morning
through his attorotys. MeOracken and
Call. Roy U. Wright filed omplaint
asking a divorce from his w ife. OIie M.
Wright The plaintiff seeks divorce on
charge of cruel and inhuman treatment,
incompatibility, that, bis wife who has
been treated in all kindly was, to cooi
hir- meals, entertain his father or to al
low him to pee his children thar he
dearly loves and desire sto comfort.
PROSECUTOR
WAS TRAVELING
Deputy Prosecutor B. A. Lucas of
Gary was arrested on Summer street
by Officer Carlson for speeding
Mr Lucas was said to be drivintt 50
miics an hour when arrested. His trial
The Coolest Place in Town.
Orpheum.'.Thsaire
Our Summer Policy:
First five days pictures. Situ--day
and Sunday Vaudeville.
TODAY
"The Seal of Silence5
Fa'uring EARL WILLIAMS.
Mutual Comedy Burton Holmes
THURSDAY
William Russell
in
"The Midnight Trail"
Paramount Comedy Universal
Weekly.
FRIDAY
"Will You Marry Me?"
A wonderful discussion of the
coward man and iho trustful
girl. A picture that will crve
its way into your heart and
make you think! You will be
startled and thrilled.
puff ' rwhsfff " --y.i-y ' wi;1 w 1
"Wjtpj
YOU CAN EAT WITH
FALSE TEETH
But you can't see with a glass
eye- Service and quality is our
motto.
Hammond
Optical Co.
HI E. State St. Hammond
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