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'' TIMES A or' Carrie a
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COLDER
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VOL. X 1 1 1 . NO. 17k
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West ZZc i.r.icn.;, 50c per iuajtti.
HAMMOND, INDIANA.
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ANGLO-SAXONS
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BHSP k hp DRAGNET
uhiis Hum
Great Britain and II S, Sea
Power To Ba Bulwark of
World's Liierliss,
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CTtjtercatlona-l Nexrs Svt1c Staff
Correspo5i?l?nt.)
LONDON, Jan. 7. Germany
will accept a dictated peace and
Cive pledge for an indemnity to
the allies that will require a cen
turv to raw
The prcpor.ucr.
;ea power of
Great Britain and the United
States will remain the bulwark 01
the world's liberties, r.o matter -
wha-. international mcdU'icatior.s
rre agreed to in regard to the lice-j
:'orn of the sees.
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SPEECH FOR T. 0. AT
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Hammond Banker, When ;
Delegate to Convention, ;
Was Roosevelt Worker. '
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(By Jutsrna'ional Keirs Sewlce.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 7. The
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rebb-Kenyon law forbidcing ship-,
V.
cent of liquor into a dry state is
constitutional and does not violate
the constitution in the regulation
1
of iUerrUts coTttnerc?. the su-
prenie court cf the Urd-rV. S:i;fs
'
declared this aftcrncon.
wtmt
Wholesale Arrests by U. S. !
Men Who Take Booze-:
Transporters from Trains
and Automobiles at State
Line. '
t'i" Itaii' f o ' i 1 V:i1 rt wa
'frii't-n a- i i :."; r" I". S. liquor
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- FARMER "KILLED !
ATRAILL CROSSING
Charles Rudolph While Re -;
turning from Sick Chamber
Goes to Ills Death. !
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h-ar t lie t ra 111 i:iu nfrir .n iii'- orospuip i
to bis-, dratlr II' '.' !- y-nry i I.i. var- I
rird and bail four obilorfv. otto tlir-:o
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rrrop.iiis v. ri l.r"'.'i:!'i ro I j ;!i.- Sio-rtsi
ui'.'i' i takirK rstibli. tit. ;
MUST PREPARE
FOR BLOODSHED!
(By Intema-local N?tvs Sorric.)
, Vi PKX I ! A ( ; K V. .lit,. (,.,-- W ,liU.,
prri.arc for bb-od.-iif !. ' do lai oi Karl
kiirrb'. Icmi'r of t br .;! mar. t.-'di-
isl-. in f fprcoh in T5r rim or' Saturday
. n t'liooo. a .oi'riit.fr to a Tic rlin d
il.-tob to in' f'o'itikrn toda.
! Ten thoii: anri r . t ton i s t atlrnded the
I-
.us.
prreops, aiTarifn DV i
;hf ind-r.-tir'pnt "f pxritrmrtit and t
no
' f",r " '-it'i' t! ronpo.d tb strp--'ts- of t
'rorii - n . api?J n!J .la y Sunday.
the ,
In
,. li t.i'bkn'..-ht attacked
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and li;rr lirnst, l!io now
r'li'np hridr-mann !
cliif of police.
ADD NEW DEPT. TO i
GOSHEN PLANT j
m. a .;o-.i - ,i ;nan ;'a. tn. er. ho
iis pin 'ii a Mstrftf and ad llat'. i
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0110
11 S 0 0 1
Hoosefrell
'Bulletins
DEATH MASK MADE.
(By Itte;r.a,' )rnl Ucws Service.)
"VSTF.K HT, Ian. .baiii
rrask of t'ol. Iieoc''ioi! war ti.adv
tiii aftr-rncon by Cup "teg li. I'taz. : .
a New York sr..lr'.ot . 'I Irs . :
orr for rnblic P'.irpc5es T!n
fani'ly had :. Quest rd that the ioa:h
iv. t bt ii '.a 'ic In the unit t "na t
s'.at,ie to '.io mftoory of Co..
nosr clt ate trade in Il.? fiit.nr.
Mr J'rarer was .ho.ocn beraur J.c
already . lisd the no if uri m'ii 3 c f
i."ol. l:nofce!t lipad and trunk.
In ifv of ti e fart tbn: theie
w ill be no rui lie fur- tal tb" lv'.i v
w tit be buried ir. T'-urip's Moiiivt ial
eonietery. Ttio T;.... ' r'. rl; f.itn.iy
will ride from Sapai.ie.r.' Hi'.', t"
I'hrist I ipi si c ps i 1 linri 1. and tii'.ni"
to ;b burial Mound .r, a .1 1 'nio':. i ; '-.
CHICAGO STOCK CLOSE.
(By International Kti Seivlre.)
I'li I' m ; '. .'an
TO t il' tl.PiL.ol '
-As a i'?'i
. ! !. :
KosfO'H th- Ci-.i..r.s. S -'
f liarg" n i'i be r'os'd at I I :::
tomort cv .
STOCK EXCHANGE TOO.
(By Iitma loral Ke"-j SerTtce .
MiW Vf'FlK. .1; 0 T -Tn'
.' 1 1 i . " : , r 1 : t ' .-.- t r : -t r ,v . 1
Stork livfb.n;: n-.-vi I'.'i': ''
siiiir.il t radius or. 'V o,, iiin;:r '" :
timici rov. . 01. f : :"
U.e la;e 'ibfouor- !"lo,.-e ei.
OAK CASKET USED.
(By Intttrna-MoJial News Se.-t-;c.)
UTtfTKti I!A. X. V.. .tai.. '
Former !"resirto:it l:wfi'i'.'s b !
rests to.ia' in a liay t. iv f i
t'tsi inR: tli- sirp-r' .n..! ipi i". a
Si! . or obi .: .
" T h'o.ii.-t t !.. :ir-pi (ii.
' f".o; ii. . t . IT. i 1
' !':-. Jan. 6. i '"' ! '' '
T!i" foii'in lias i,i .- I-. 1 i-.'T
haioiUs 011 :-.rli 'i.;.-.
ENGLISH TRIBUTES.
(By Intirna'lonal Ners Service.)
!.NT'N. .tar. T. ir. a l'.i , -a n
tods.'.' t-aid trib'tif ;o t'nr o Ti'. r "r
ti..' iat.o 'rb.".K'.'o K.'O.' ' ' . a -
a fori nil sub.it. .1. but "si a .i;i.--n
cf ti.e wor!;. a fri'iid of Krslnvi
arni -in''' ti.p stanri. bps' .-f tii
al!i'' sat f ort t r1; from tb. start of
the war."
NEWSPAPER PRAISE.
(By International Ketrj Service.)
l.o.MM'N. Jan. 7. The Hat!..' V.-pi-rq
said:
iea- in
iau". of i i ch t f 01 isi.e-s iorr backcl
up by th" 'Hip s.t..'k.'
'As a soldirr. bijf saiiT" shoo;rr,
fxpiorer. politK-ian and .-.ratov, tlo rp
was no nttgle of lift b- iirl r.ot
lou. h a nd ado: p.."
GEORGE CONDOLES.
(y Int irna-ional News Service.)
OYSTKi: HAY. .Ian. T. Mm. Theo
dore Iloosc. 1 1 today i : '." i . r -i t!ie
fol!f.wir,(: cal.l. prani ..; r t'dot. nee
flora mg tioor.i-- of linslurd:
"Tbf fjiieen pmi I l.a-, board wi'h
H. f ooln.g of d'.-p t "Rl' t of 'In- dratil
of ' our ciitincuirbo rl busoinid. at". I
wc clfsr our nio.-. sin... r-- s ;.i' i pa t li
in our irreparable lor?. A o lui .i
dop j.prson.il roni.rd for bon and
v aluays enjoyed in'otinc bit.;, lie
will bo tm?eu hy tttany ft ion1- iti
this country to v. hi:h be otidcarr.i
liiiiisolf by h.s sue.-r.'-' f i 1 attr;ie: ;
lui.-i.' :t and n.n;. la'-!.:.
y. i.ji;. ;i: k. i. '
LOD-GE ARRIVES.
(By Intetna'ional Tfetrs Service.)
Nl'.W Vor.K. Jar. 7. ?r n? tor
lUi-.r;. e'abot I.C'.igc. of Itoruai. a
lift-loni friond o' t'ol. .lloosri r It .
arrived from W'nshins-t.m today and
ailed at SaFann.ra ittli. it v ;t
br!;oed he worbi try t" porsuad'
Mi s. Konst . . It to alio.v a publio
fur.rtal io be bl1. Tf the piiik?'
is p ranted th" body w i'i be. piae-d
in a n iiii ir.rten'l o' lions inl'rrol
nr irediate'y.
A 1 e 'rcra t ion !:;,; ..r-npiesy ;ii
arrive '.'iiiorvow on a special train.
BOY SCOUTS' TREES.
(By International Newi Servce.)
OYSTFR r;T. N. T. Jan. 7.
James T7. 'Ye--1. elupf s. out cxecit
1i e of the I .o;, Scou'- S of Arneri. a.
today notified Mrs. licseyelt that
a'l of the S'-outs of Amrrira will
plant oak tree!" bearintr insorip ion
suitable to the nietnory of t'ol.
noose plt nl". was honorary i p
presidpnt of tl-.e organization.
PROCLAMATION COMING.
(By International rfetvs Service.)
WAPIIIXiiTON. Jan. 7. A proc
lamation on the death of former
Provident r.oosevolt has been pre
pared by President Vi iison and w ii!
he rp. eied bfte by radio probably
witliiii a few hour, it was learned
at thr Whitp Kou-p eeout i c oT,.ps
li-fl-r.. . Th. prorla rn?. ; if.n ar.'..rd
full r-''l;i ary and naval bur.il
honors, tt wa? iatd
00 no nonum?
M. U 9 n Ei IS C E .V ,.. P S ! ' Vo J M B N K -3
ir f?5 K b 0 b e N, ur, m uv, - r 11.1
1 1 U U U L J LL I Snapped In France J "ans
r 1 bi r n a i ' . Iki
L . J
U L if i'i L :-?:?:: F;V;. ;: r?-.
: US f ILL U 8L . vV OT: 4 V:;v:n
Messages Peur In from the f u ip
Kiihly and Humble Alike, J -iiVr f,
: WcrU Realizes its Loss ; ' T
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. d 'v-y - 4 ' t
, r v . '. , s y ' ' , 1
(Ey XntTraicnnl Kzrrrn Sei vie?. ,
1 1 ti r rn I f i '! il '( K r H ln;nnr-
rtm "111 ir ri-.i --rii IiHI" ;i n
:Iit rriM h ? prltlter r ti it hmih'
Ml I'.ubl n i li (jsi vl.on
Mm, ((ottftfrll, ti?ifir (he C?ifciiriil n
h-h':li f il Ihc iitf ni lu . t i: r f;m-
(Fy In'fraa'irrai Nov s SevTice.)
OYSTER BAY, Y.. Jan. 7.
There was a growing demand to
daj' that a public funeral be he'd
for the late Col. Theodore Roose
velt, in order that the nation r-i
large may b abl, to pa homage
to the memory of the great Ameri
can. ;irong the messages of .sym
pathy received by Mrs. Roosevelt
at Sagamore Hill, was one from
President Wilson, who has iut re
turned to 1'j.ris from Italv.
SOYAtTT IN CONOIEKCE.
A . 'I'.M'l'l'' l" -'"d ,.f i'- t ' : c t a n , s . r -rre
"in ...'.rtli' '';.! ...-.l.'.r .
p. '1 I ' d 111 1 ; I" -11 t lie 1 b f ' t 1 o. jij( t:. r-
I.-.iav if i.i ::' parts of i i - ' or!,:. M.n
pio'i I ro r t. in r ery wall- ,.f ;tf. i.i"".;i
'd t.. .;i.. 'ioir ir"r i. -i ii.. su.i
ib'ii aru in.'". I'fCKii pi"ii:c i'i':
former t ' - .i r ' .
Air,"iiK these from London w rr i-.v
ftoin Cj'i'oti Motb' r A !-,i t . 1 1 n. '!',"
mi-'h'f "'' lilts '.''oi(r.- aid ft.iu I .or 1
i'u'7'n. farm -its liiiti'h stai matt.
.';',.- ard oil', r oia.ii o,t i, .,15, tin.
otit An.ri.a an. I F.urop.: at.- s. :(l-
tfi'ir s; u latii'. In t lie i;io- ? i f a n i :
1Eli V
i'i- ii
t -1; i '.
i.
rUNEZAL A SIMPLE ONE.
.o far t'o ironily ha no! vicifd 'a
TTnr.Be tl;e i lan: for a prtv.-.t' f ir. ra'.
and tli' ind . oa 1 1. ins ti'day w r ro t':,i: tbr
ferine r president would have the stitnpl
es' fuenrai e r ao. ordd a w.-rM-fanio.i"
o'ilo-;:i'i. 1 1 s i.'iy f..nij 'r::y
will add 1 1 i.i 1 1 n p r e r r-: e 1 1 r K s and
SoU n t . i; .
Aei i. tilt:. p to the pians tiiai!" b" : iie
family t he-i e will be no music at the
two ser'.i.es tomorrow , p.. fill, fry and
( y'ont irued from paue two.)
PROCLAMATION
BY THE MAYOR
Whereas our nation 1ms suf
fered a great loss in the death
cf its revered and magnificent
iitiecn and former president.
Theodore Roosevelt, who ha;.,
honored on several occasions our
city with his presence, let us do
silent homage to him on the day
of his funeral by hanging tnc
flags at half mast and for a
period, stop the wheels of in
dustry, traffic and business hi
tnc marts of trade and offices as
well as lessons in the schools.
During this period let the bells
cf the city toll and. its people
abstain from their labors while
they bow in silent prayer and
give thought to the deeds and
life of that noble man, Theo
dore Roosevelt.
By virtue of the authority
vested in me as mayor of the
city of Hammond beginning at
twelve-forty-fivc on Wednesday
p. m. and continuing for five
minutes until ten minutes to one,
let the above proclamation be
solemnly observed.
DAN BROWN.
Mavor of Hammond.
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LECJT tVt I.VJ
Three h;;!"?v '
Cii;j;-'jo
V.'OUlU
t., " " '
other for i; .'c noiil :
nu rcioicir.v: in the
re uiiior
tax m n Km
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supreme effort of C2rl Liebkneeht
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Carl Kddck and Jaffe, reprcscm
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and RoSa Luxcrnbl,rS organire
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socialists join in.
The iodependent socialists join-
cu the Spartacidcs in issuing a
proclamation calling for "A final
fight fcr the red revolution."
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tormation
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Frankfoit-on-
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The government may be moved
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