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Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
ceitrrreidl llnaarM.
Sm OrinscnOer @efaGr.

@tcn. 5. 6ebr. Nus Dem uil-
nett SER uiropdilAen @ren5e gelege-
nen @anoelsplab aroHitaot in Sic.
bcnGiirgcn fonmt tclcgrapbiife Mcl-
0lung bon eincm @abnnagliid, tDelhcs
aud Dem alf Scr Seimfabrt pom gu-
tarelt beiinoIiden 9Srin5en Gitel6rie=
0ritb bate usrDdngniSpoa ipcroeN
tounen.
Cont ser 0epcid)s mar G<r bon 81
naia in 3umdnien fonrmcnoc SaIon-
maqcn oeS ameitalteiteu aaiieriobicS
Der ais @ertreter ocs aaiiers nit
aroBcm @eiolge 3ir Dem am @ufarc-
Itcr @ofc itattgeba6ten SamilIenTelt
aerett lner, ii &rsnitaa eiisena aa1A
gufareIt fabrerNn Shuea5ug aii9c
bdnqt fDor0en.
als Scr SdRlSna Inn 2 llbr
Mprqcns in Den gnb1bof BON Me=
OiaiA einfabr. itieB CT init ~beoeuteii-
Der @ildlt gegeu Ons Niidenoc zines
BORT baltenoen 9alt5ugs, Der 9elbc=
batter al 8or0 botte. Die anl letten
@agci aliqebrahte 2aterne mar erIo-
id1en, nno OesbaIb NOR es nidt mOa-
lid gepeien Die @cfabr 81 erfennert.
Ser 8remier oes Sait5ugcs erlitt
ouf Der Stclle Den 600 Der Sofo-
motipfiibrer ufto Der @ei5er oes
Sdnea5ugs erlitteu ihmere gerleBz
ungeu ilno mnroeu namcntlid ltort
perbriibt.
Iril,s Gitel 6rieorid uliO Die Scr
rem ieiacs @efolges blieben p0aig linz
perIebrt. glGe beteiligten Iid iOfort
uuter ser 2eitutg oeS 3aiierIobnS
on Dem m1htlidcn Nettultgsuerf, ooS
benu aud flott bon itnttcn ging. 3ttr
8eitcrfubrt mllrOe pom @rin5en elm
Shlafmdgeu bc1ntbt.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
Wnr eiumnl @rGiiOent.
@erfnHnngS- NmenOemcnt bon Oem
Senat algrnOmmcn.

Gin |erioiiungs ENHANCEMENT,
welbeS ole GrGiiocnten Der &ercinig
fen Stoatcn aif cincn ein8igcuglmts-
ternill BON iedls Sabren beid)rdnfen
mo @ooorop @ilion. 5bcoeorc&oo.
icpelt mo @iliam $. Chit ucrbin.
ocrh wiirbc. iid) nodmnlS inn Die Or.
tu1blinlg 81 Dem 9lnlt 81 beiperbcn,
belItc POM Ninocsicnot NIT
Oqr fnoppen MoioritGt pon elmer
Stimnie angcnommsn. Hnh cincm
Meoetolirnier uon Orei Iogcu. bel
iupIdem ole Yrogreiiipcn lid init pic.
len &cpnblifonern sur Oppuiition
gegcn ole @eidrdnflm9 Der aclcblid)
Slildiii9en 3nbl BON Gr6iiOcntid)oitS.
terminen pereini1tcn brod)tc Der Se.
not Die uripriingliditc Mciolution oeS
Scnntors Worfs nit einem Gotlm
non AZ acgcn 30 Stimmcn 3ilr Nn.
nabme-
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

Gam. 6. &anb, Der @roB-
bdnolcr III @las. Sort ilip., NO. SIG
s. Strobc N..@. 6ot Oas Alerncu.
cite 5lim @srfaitf, einen JloidcnfiiI
fer, bodit cinfnd) mo biaig. Gmc
mtOcrc Nclibeit lit cir 6loidcnper.
iiegIrngS- glpporot (cnpper) fir mel.
den man elm einfoheS &orff1pphen
benlist. NuBeroroentlih cinfadl mir
6amilieugebraud. DEM DER alto
0rabtoerihlnB init YorselonitopicI
f1Qt babel meg. Nild) &egulotions.
G@iqrafowlers limo bci ibm ani 2n.
ger. pom Ocncn CT caHc anitje Mo.
gcnIooitua crhulten rat.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
Nm ebcnsaefaAr

Ncrr hilbert Garrp mar III Dieicr
@ode III groBer Sebcnsaeinbr. Sem
Snggg mnr0c uoH cinem totem Stras
BcnbobnmdgeL Der poh cincm 0noe
reu geihoben wllr0c, getroiien mo
Oemotiert. Nert 6urm mHroe ans
Dem @aaen aeidlelloert erlitt aber
nid)t rrliitbdite %%cfiebuHqclI. Don
alaabt Nnb Ner llantnno cab Oas
%ief0 uidlt irhciI wiiroc, piel pa5u
beitrHN, cin llaaliid abslilucnoeu.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
Mn n Mirr9
ySaS lit Nicr9:
bic Supreme Curt SeS 0iitrittS
Columbia iuirO i'd nit Der fniffli.
djen Iraae bcihGftiaem.

"JtN f1%NHA ~Ni*J~fAtAbW@ ~
SSn elmer BON Der @inOeSreqieriliq
gegen elmo 8rauerei angeItrenatqn
aInge miro Der Supreme Court oes
3iitriftS Columbia Ole Sragc: .@oS
lit 9ier2~ Oireft Sllr @ntihci0umg
uor9sleat. Gin Siea Der Megiernng
in Der an9ereqtcr Streitiraae miir0e
Ole @raiicrcien i'm gon5en 2on0e
~trefien mo SIR NeiAlagnobme BON
@ier. NroDntten im Nerte BON bic
len Oiiaioncn iiibrerl. Iic alnqe
mlrbe auf Griuhen ocs 9urcmas fiir
RENE Hahrmg0 ilno @cmaBmittel
'rcs observation-disclosures eingeleitct
Nas @nreou itcllt lid nuf OenStano-
punt, oaB Dos |ronitft Ger bieiiaeu
@rouerei, algcprieicn ani ser Git
fettc ais uMols- mo Nopfcf gicr,
oliS1cSeidanet Onrd) @r1micn fiir
&cinbeit IniO TOrsiiglidrfcit" cine
faIihc 9lufldriit fibre. 81 Der Se.
griinoung Miro odrgeIeat, onb icneS
Bier nidbt ait dIicBIih aus Mnl3
mo Nopien gebrait, ionoern cin gr.
5eligniS lei. BEL cciicn Nerlteaitug
3infer ooer enc @etreiociorfc aal,5
ooer teiImeiic on Stellc Don @al3
perpenoet woroen lei.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
SiirS @atcrIanO.

National Scfcmie Scaglte 5nr TGrOe-
rnma m~nierer Griessbcreitidmft or.
laamiiert.
lin fiir eiilc Geritdrtlmg Der Slot
te, MISUNDERSTANDING elmer idlag-
fertigen Nrntcc pom geniigenoerS t1r-
fe mo gleS 5t wirfell, mas oasu al.
getan 1T, Die aricgS6ercitihoit DER
Ser. Stnoten ST. crboben, bot lid)
bier Deutc Die gsationnl 0efenic Sca-
que or9oniiiert. 3um %oriitcnoen
Oes @retlttipsaomiteS llno GeS 0i-
reftoriums, welfem bcrporrngcnoe
YerionliAfeiten aus Dem gnllScll
Canoe a~ngeboren Wnroe HeprGicn-
taitt s%sitlilts aobn poi 9nliforitio &C.
mdblt.t ,Sa Der aonii itiltion pes nett
en- @er6onocs beiBt IS. cr lei 5iuar
fiir ocnMeltfrieocn, cher man lei ieit
~iiber5engt, OaB Die MISREPRESENTATION
Die bette SrieocnSltdrfe bloc.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
@hOspbOr fiir NSamith.

Guuoc5, g 6ebr. 8iinf Yoit6c-
ante erbietten bier 3ilm Tell 5icnt-
-lib ernite @ranopunoen, neil hpmi-
Idle Stoffe in 9riefen iiA ent3iittOc-
ten. @iner Der Yoitbedmten fam
BON ieiner stbenofimoc, ouf ser CT Die
,oifeitlidan Nrieffdlten geleert bate,
i'll oas Yoitanit mo idiittete ben Sll-
bait ieines 8oitiadeS nuf 0cn Cor
tiertiih. Nilgenblidli6 en~t5iinoetell
lid Die @rieic, oo cine groBe 3abl
Der llmidldac @6brhen mitNbosp6or
ltno anoeren leiht cntent5iinoIihcii
Stoffen eutbieft. Sic iparen an Erc-
micr Aiqltitb oOreiiicrt uno cntbieI-
ten 8apieritreifen nit Der Nufiriit:
n@eredtigfeit iir 5rauenl~
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
Sranfreid
NeIeua GtnllO nnO &rius Mnraf
Derm6blt.

%oris 5. 6ebr. Die 3iuif-
framing BON Sri. @eleata Stallo ans
Cincinnati init Dem Erir3en Mirhncl
Milrot lit 0nrd) ben Maire in Sc
aeliport elmer fleinen Sdoar BON
Germanoten mo 6reunoen poIl5ogen
worocn. 1iirit Soahim Milrat, ods
Obcrbailpt oeS Snudes, uuo Der Ser
900 pom Mordp fluaoierten ais 3eiI-
gen fir ben 9rdutigaifl, mn 9otid)ai
ter Mpron &. @errid unO 9fidlter
Naib &oFiuooO ans Nem Dorf inter-
8eidneten Oas Neeiiter iiir Die 9ruut
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

Ser m@rioiron Glltb~ wieicrte an
lestcn Snnlitaq leiu idbrlides Niit.
winter= 6eiteiien in ngtem @ianr0"
litter Ben NnmeienOen befanoen iih
aud Die folgenocn befnnnten 0ciit.
lihen: @rof @critorff Der csntid)e
8ptidnfter. Meginolo Sdroeocr,
8ertrcter Der Stem gortcr S~tonts5ci.
tuiia. @enrp Fauocr, Serbert Sengit.
Ter. Geo. @. Spier, :. $. adiier. Or.
glntun Miiacr.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
@adl Gnropa

Nit Oen Gnmpier oYrinS Srie..
Sfia1 8iIbelm~ pcrIieBcu 9tciD g)orf
q. 6orn Ibompion il. mto VI. sc
bin, mo init aronprin3ellin Gccilie
%oi Mnc T%arqiiebor, ebenfnls BON
yfem yorf. Nile 0icic 9leiienoca limo
Moihinatoner.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
6ran SeaIcr bciIcr.

6roil Geo. 5 9eBler, Die iid) I'M
Columbia 0oipitol elmer operation
unterjogcn bat. befinDet lidD etmas
better, ituo cs lit Soffn1ule porban-
Den, ooB lie g~eleieu miro.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

Sor eiuigen Sagen itnttetc SEER
.EaItor Sllins 0omlann bon Nnlti.
nrore nit ieinem 6rcpmoc =, SteiI
Der 9unoesboiptitaot cinen @eirfl
alb. ginc gemiitlide StlunOc ucrci.
nigte ole &errcn nit Den @oibingto
tlcr Nreiinoen inn Goncoreio NntS
feler.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
Staliem.
Staliemiider TIiescr trGgt bel Stnrs
t6tlide @erIebMmaem OauOn

Inrin, 6. 5ebr. @uiieppc no
iari, Elm italieHii6er Yilot iwtiir5te
p1breno eincs6luges i'll biciigen sle-
roorom ans 100 SUB @0he alb uno
5og lid oetdrtige @erleenngen 5it, oaB
er bal0 oarouf ltarb.
ytoiari mar 80 Sabre alt ulo in
9ergamo in Der Somboroei aeborcn.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
0Gnemarf.
GiMlabnne snr Yanama-& aeific.Slms;
itellmp0 ausenDmmeu.

&opcnbagen q. 6ebr, Die
o1nifdp Neaierung sibt befannt, onB
tie Die Ginlaoung CUR @eteiliguilg al
Der NQnoma-& ar notwithstanding at
genommet bat.
Der o1niiHe @eidnotc in @aibing-
ton, Gonitantin 8rlrn, lit beauftragt,
pinen Ylat fir elm 5ilr miirOigen Scr
tretlmg 11nemarfs geeignetes @c-
bdioe auf Der Ansiiealng ausiiiud-
Ell.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08

SER Ncnrp @nbnloltn lit nidt
llnr Itaotbefonnt megen ieines fr6fti-
gen Tenors, ion0crn nud), neil 6
5lir Nfittaas5eit bel inn ben idpntaf-
bnftelten 9und) gicbt. Wiau uerliis
dc nall
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
stdOtii6e @rMigkiteu
@nt beindK.

9icpmau's Srolpcl Snlf I'M Gu
lumbio Sbeater an Somitna sslbuiO
mar icbr gut, bic gtndnuittaa Scr
leiinig an Montag MIR idipod) be-
iudbt. 9ciOe @orlciumgen worcn
gum 9eiten Oes 0eltihcn @aiicu.
bauieS ntraugiert BON Srou aatb.
20ifler, |rdiiocntin oeS9omeus I0h.
percius.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
WOM jcmIeits
brs CSenms.
Saiierim uadD Mannheim.
0entidI@IO.

Berlin, f. 5ebr. aniicrin A,l-
quite @iftoria mirO lid mic in Sri
frciicn pCrlmltet, i'm Diar5 gu. cinem
ldugeren aufentbolt nod 9oO Nol-
beim begeben.
Die @oiierin. ocrcu @%eIan0beit in
ben lebtpn Subren az piinifen iibrIg
licF, bat i'm porigen Sriibjdbr bereits
ddt @ofen in gao Naubcim 6ugc-
brncbt ltn0 itauo aud BEL ibrem ipd-
teren s(ufentbolt nuf ShloB 8il-
belmsb0bc. i'm NiIaitit, in dr5tliter
9~ebauolang.
Trius-9legcmt enoluiaS AntrittSbcin6
Ger ncuc @rin5re9ent guomig Don
gaDcrn irnO leine @etnuIlin, geborc
ne Gr5bcr3ogin Marin Ebereic bon
Ocltcrreide@ Cite, meroen Ibren Ih-
trittsbeiid am @crliner 5pf am s.
M1r5 obItattsu.
Ser bouril6e Miniitcr Hr1lioent
3reiDcrr u. Sorting miro ben &egca+
ten begleiteil.
3OAetleihtsrnnssn iiir sic Tleiidein-
fuHs.
Sine Gltiheioung OcS NctdStdaa,
Die pom gruBeu Eublifum nit @ehiJs
tusaag beera miro, 1T geiaaen. 9as
8urlomeut abul IL Oritter 2cinng.
bic @elebperi ut; feetde 3pller-
leiateritaaeu fiir bieeaHihbt per ous-
IanOiiaah Jlciid uerfaOt nr-
Ipritmali6 praellte efsasipnis lpiirac
nit Ocm fommenOru 1.NprtI crloid)cn
Iein.
0ie mnmebrige MaBrcgcl ldBt Die
Grleidterungcn mciter bciteben. Sic
baben Dem 5leiihmangel mo Der
6leiidteieruug weient(ih n~bgebolfclr
obne oaB oie Qanonirtidait Noftci-
lie 0abon gebnbt bate.
r@ein, @eib NIB @siaus" in aSIa.
Nie aus &0lu gemeloct miro, bat
Ser groBc acknowledgements trob M
giinltiger @itterling eincl glun5enOcli
gerlullf genommen.
Die @ernnitoltung bot in Oieleat
Tsabrcreinc neuartige Grideiunng, ga
ann crlten Male Die @eimngpereine
Ser Gtaot an Dem llnl8ug tsilndbmelt
irio ourd ben @einng bon @olfslte-
bern nod gu Der 9eiebnna Der Stint
mitag beitrugen.
Die Dem prdhtigen 3ug 81 @rinl-
oe liegeiloe 5oee mar ~@eiu, 8gib
uno @eIana~. beIonoers in ibren &c
5iebnngeu CUR robIiden5aitna6tSfei-
er. Die 1oritelungen iparen reihlih
nit lofal politiThen Anlpieluigen
1fufprmpnaf
Washington Journal., 1913-02-08
siiOpOIfatrer 6iIdner in @crlin mn
selamet.

O~berleatnait @ilbelm 6ifduer,
Der 5iIbrer Der oelltifcn niItarftiidell
expedition, iiber beren Smidiale mie-
OerboIt beridtet mnroe lit ans 8uc-
nos aires eingetroffen. Der Sorider
giebt cine lnnge 9arlegnng Der er-
5ielten grfolge, idmeigt fid aber iiber
Die @erbaItniiic Der expedition aus,
Die mad @erihten bon anoerer Seite
red1t miBlider strt eetDeien Iein mill
len. Streitigfeiten iolen Die &egel
aclueIen Iein, ndd)oem Der oageiebene
uno ~erfobrene &opitdu Babel, bic
eiaentlihe Seele oeS@du5cI iDGbreno
Der @pilc eiuent 9er8i6lagc erlegen-
Ger erife Offiaier unO Der S6iffsiiil-
rer mnr0pn balo nodber abgelest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10

on the east side this evening. Armed
with cleaver. the Rev. c. J. Sharp
will in all probability steal forth into
the dusk from the rear of his residence
and visit capital punishment on a
proud and strutting rooster who has
become victim of the Terrible Ted
dy" plague.
The aforementioned male chicken has
on different occasions assaulted chill
dren of the Sharp family and inflicted
injury with spurs and bill While the
minister was on the wire with THE
TIMES this morning he hastily left the
phone without excuse. A few moments
later he explained that the champion
of his coops had knocked down Eunice,
the baby. jumping up and down
kicking in his spurs. Even James, the
sturdy youngster, has been licked to
finish by the fowl.
This is told as a warning. Anyone
going home with the preacher to din
ner tomorrow will not anticipate re-
past OF spring chicken.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
WINDERS SISTERS
WIN $3.50 PRIZE


The Winders sisters won the $3.50 in
gold which is given away every Fri
day at the Bijou to the best local anna
teur with their clever singing and
dancing.
The bill last night consisted of seven
acts and If making the audience laugh
makes a successful amateur night the
Bijou will do capacity business next
Friday night
Manager Van Sickle states that on
the first four days of the week when
the cents admission is charged for ?
acts of vaudeville and 8 rells of pic
lures that he holds them out every
night but the ladies do not seem to take
advantage of the daily matinee which
a bargain at cents.
The contestants were: Jim Roberts.
juggler, Chicago; Billy Lewis, singing
and dancing. Indiana Harbor; May
Trice, singing. Chicago; Shorty Stone.
monologue. Chicago; Winders sisters.
singing and dancing, Hammond; Wolf
Greenberg, violinst, Hammond; Bosco
the Great. Chicagos most famous anna
teur.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
PETE FALLS
FOR YAULD
LANG SYNE'

Peter Bennett. one of Hammonds
well known characters, is in again
That is. Pete was picked up by officer
Stelow late last night after being re-
leased by Chief Austgen on a charge of
drunkenness, promising that he would
get out of the state. Pete lived up to
his promise for the time being and
hiked across the state line into West
Hammond. Pete found he had a num-
Der of friends across the state line and
by the time darkness well he had gath
cred beautiful package and meander-
ed back to Hammond, where he was
found by officer Stelow. Pete holds
the record at the Hammond Central
station for the most number of arrests,
and when the files were gone over this
morning it was found that Pete has
been booked A times since 1908.
He was brought before Judge Bar
nett in the city court and was fined
SIS and 80 days in the county Jail. He
will spend the next As days with Sher-
iff Whitaker at Crown Point.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
Lost, Snayed or
Sf0len,--*. Teens

place has been raised among a swarm
of his friends and unless he sends
some information soon a searching
party will be organized
His manager. Frank Mulkern of Mil
waukee, would also like to hear some
news from his middleweight fighter, as
a telegram was received yesterday that
several fights were being held off until
James returns to his fireside at the
Hotel Nee. When this will be no one
knows. as Jimmy never has been known
to write home and may be on his way
across the pond.
lie was supposed to have left Denver
a week ago, following his tilt with Ed
die McGoorty. but since that time he
has not made known of his where
abouts to any one. Ted Jessup. his
trainer. was supposed TO return home
with him, but he IS also included IL
the missing list. Jimmy and the dura-
BILE Ted are In any trouble whatsoever
and the prodigal sons of the fistic worl,
are expected to blow in at any time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
DON'T take OUT
RELIGION FOR WIFE
Hurts Boy to Return from
Worship and Find Pa
Reading Sunday Sups.

There will be a bald heads row in
the Christian church Sunday school in
Hammond. The Rev. C. J. Sharp is
barking back to the aboriginal idea of
taking religion seriously He does not
believe that man should take out re-
iigion in his wife's name or hook his
immortal soul expecting to redeem 1t
after the world has palled on him. He
wants to see Inn carry a bible 20
church.
To square yourself with C. ]. you
will have to get up early. no matter
how rheumatic you are, and go to Sun
day school. Sharp says that 1T just
about knocks all of the spirituality
out of boy to come home from Sunday
school and find his father in his socks
reading the Sunday supplements.
Here is the message Sharp has sen,
out:
700 In the Bible school.
Last week we had $50 and I want
all who are interested in the contest
with one of the largest Sunday schools
of Chicago to come tomorrow. We want
men TO come and bring their bibles fol
we have departments for all ages. Re.
member it is mothers day.
&C. J. SHARP"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
MAY DIE OF
INANITION

Born of sheer enthusiasm and base
ball fever the project to give Ham
mond ball park and minor league
team is likely to die in infancy. 1t is
being nursed along on bottle and
might survive.
few headed for the Chamber of
Commerce rooms last evening where
the meeting to decide upon incorporat-
ing $4,000 company was scheduled to
be held. But after feeling each other
out by approaching the subject of the
national sport In a casual sort of they
dispersed without even holding a meet
ling.
1t looks bad for baseball as an in
stitutfon in Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
A NOTICE.

To the Patriotic Citizens of Ham
mond and Neighboring towns:
The annual return of Decoration day
Is near at hand. A day which all patri-
otto citizens of the Z. s. have or should
have a special interest; not alone be-
cause it is a day of common and uni
versal memory of the departed, when
each family can gather around the
grave of the loved one gone home and
plant over 1t the fresh and fragrant
flowers of affection. but also because.
a united harmonious, prosperous
people, we can come in the broader,
patriotic brotherhood of national unity,
and call again to grateful remem-
brance, the heroic virtues of the brave
boys. who from 1776 to 1865 and down
to the present day. have dared to do
and die for the maintenance of our
country, and honor of the flag. The
VIM H Calkinsh post in line with
w. r. c. s. ". and s. A. " is anxious
that all loyal citizens of this city and
vicinity should unite together in giving
the day an appropriate observance
Hammond need not be ashamed of it's
past efforts along this line Neither
should we be willing to merely initiate
the past Let all our citizens do their
part now, and thus make the coming
memorial the best in the history of the
city. 1t is hoped the business men and
liberal minded citizens will give en-
enlargement to the efforts that may
be made by a special committee, who
raising the funds necessary to meet
the band expense and other outside ex-
penses
The Post and Relief Corps will not
ask any outside help. Miss Flo Bris-
toll has been selected by the commit
| tee as solicitor and such she is com
mended to the confidence of the citi-
zens of Hammond. The funds collect.
ed will be deposited in the bank ant
paid out by order of the committee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 1
Judge Virgil 8. Reiter.
In ff0u

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM 4.
Judge Virgil s. Reiter.
Information.
Opening of the May term next Mon
day. Court will hear probate matters
on Monday. Cases will be set for the
term on Tuesday. The balance of the
week will be given over to special mat
tiers. Criminal cases will be taken up
on the second Monday.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 2.
Judge Lawrence Becker.
Information.
May term opens next Monday. Set
tings for the term on Tuesday.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 3
Judge Johannes Kopelke.
At Hammond.
Judge Reiter sat as special Judge In
room 8 today in the Gary saloonkeep-
ers' mandamus case. Judge Kopelke
will begin on jury cases next week.
Court will continue with the regular
cali next Monday.
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge w. C. McMuhan-
At Crown roint.
informant
Court heard miscellaneous and juve.
nile matters today. VIII continue Will
the regular call next Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
LIBRARIAN
COMPLETES
NEW LIST

Mrs. JEANNE Sawyer, Librarian has
just finished n compilation of Catholic
books and authors in the Hammond
Public Library, and finds that IFS
authors are represented. The list of
books includes fiction and nom fiction
and the set of fifteen volumes of the
Catholic Encyclopedia which was do
mated to the library by DIR. w. ID. Wells.
The last volume of this set is complet-
ed and is expected to be put on the
shelf soon.
Mrs. Sawyer has given copies of the
list of books and authors to the teach
ers in the Catholic parochia1 school.
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Play in Michigan City.

Hammond's all star aggregation,
headed by Saylor Long, viii travel to
Michigan City tomorrow afternoon,
where they will endeavor to take the
scalps of the prison city warriors. The
local team will try out new slab arr
fist and according to his past reputa-
tion will be able to make the Michi-
gan City gladiators eat out of his hand
His name is Mower and halls from the
sunny south where he has twirled some
fast ball Special cars will leave over
the South Shore interurban at 1890
and round trip tickets can be pur-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
Hammond Theater Nav 13.

VIE alljaehrlich unternehmen Nit
glieder des Pabst theaters. Milwaukee,
auch in diesem FreuhJahr, cine kleine
Kunstreise durch die mittleren Staat-
en-. Am Hammond theater wird die
Gesellschaft auch In Hammond Elm
einaliges Gastspiel geben. Eur Auf-
feuhrung bringt die Gesellscchaft. 20
Schwiegerama' Schwartz nit Gesang
in three akten Won Bison & Mars.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
Elect Officers.

Clark Leamings chorus of the First
Christian church elected officers for the
ensuing year last evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Cross, in Conkey-
vile. The occasion was the twenty
third anniversary of marriage of the
couple and the whole proceedings was
turned into a social affair. The off,
GERS for the year are: Howard Eckman,
president: Mrs. Earl Robertson. vice
president; Thomas Faffage, librarian,
and j. Ingram, ecretary-treasurer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
Baby Girl Born.

Mrs. ". Schneidt, so East State
street Hammond. wife of William
Schneidt, who was accidentally killed
by Michigan Central train six weeks
ago, gave birth to a healthy ten-pound
baby girl yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Schneidt and the baby are both re-
ported doing nicely today.
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Efforts Were in Vain.

An unftring effort to have the life
of a 15-day-old baby by using arti-
fetal respiration proved futile at a
Gibson home Thursday night. when
physicians worked for nearly twenty
four hours with a pulmotor over the
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Cole.
Several times the heart of the babe
failed to respond and it's breathing
stopped. but the puImotor brought new
life action.
The physicians worked without rest
and meals, the pulmotor being kept in
action for over twenty-four hours. A,
times the babe showed signs of life and
the physicians thought 1t would re
cover, but despite their heroic effort.
1t passed away shortly after o'clock
Funeral services were held from tn,
residence this afternoon at 2 o'clock
lInterment was made at Oak Hill GENE
| terry.
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for his father. who is in poor health
and had requested 1t. No intention was
ours to injure the young man, only to
set him right in matter where he
seemed to be wrong. Let IL be hoped
that the beer carrying from Thayer
and Cedar Lake to Rensselaer, will not
be tolerated by officers this year
Rensselaer, Republican
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-10
BOUGHT TT
FOR HIS HEALTH

The young man who brought the
crippled suit case filled with bottled
beer to Rensselaer, Sunday evening de-
MES that he was Intoxicated and we
are glad to accept his statement in the
matter. He said that he had been in
Hammond and brought the beer home