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The Glenwood post., 1917-11-17

=. F. Dalton-Nh. So sia Nwh SEA
y: J; Darrow-Lot ..:.............
". II. Daire-NWh SEh. NV IA a.
of SWA SEA ...........
NV u NEh NWh .......
W. r. Dedrick-sEh SEh .......
Eh NEh. NEh SEA ......
Chloe Doby-SWh. a. of NWh SEA
NEh NWI =. ...... ......
John Dodos-That part Of Lot II and
of NEA SWh lying between
the d. 4 r. G. r. II. and
Roaring Fork river 80. ....
Jeanetta Dodson-NA NWH, NWA
SWh being ny Of Tract 40
A. o. d. plat. ...............
Eva X. DoegtSt-NEi, NEh ,.......
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-17

Fred Mantey-sEA NwA. sh NEA..
SWK NWA (last half). -.
John Middleton-SEA SEA ..........
8. c. Moore-Tract so ................
Paul Mori Etal-SEA NWA, NEA sW
Y. SWN NEA. NWA SEA
Lots 4 & s less E a....s.. J.
Jas. Murray-sh sEA. NwA SEN
NEN gWA ........ u. !.
T. P. Murray.sh NEh Nwh less Co,
c. p. McCarey-sWk sEA. SEX SWk
W. 8. Mccormick sh SEX ...........,
M NEN (last hRn) -. -. /.
B. A. Mcdaniel 4. Of lot 6. $50.
D. McMahsn-Lots 5...s.aad. 10 and s4
LOt
Lot. 5 less .W414.49--a. a. NE
s.34 =. Of NBA NBA less Co
roao ...........
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-17

Eugene Keep-sh sEA sEA sEA. sh
NWN sEA sEA. NWA
sRH NR,HH SEH sEH sEA' sw Sc Sc
EWA NWA NWK, S1a NV
Y NWA SWA NEK NWA,
SEA sNWA. VIZ NWA SW
Y NEA, SEA NWA SWA
NEA, swA SWA NEK d..
Kennon Bros.-N II a. of Sh NEK, N
S1a a. Of sen SWA. NEK
NWA (last half) ...... -.
L. e. Kenworthy-SEA ..............
L. e. Kenworthy-Ea NEA NWA NEA
David Knight-Wh SWA ............
VIZ NWA ................
B. R. Koby-sEA NEA less 8 a. in
NV Cor. ........ ........
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-17

J. z. Acorn-SWA SWh.........
M NWA, NWA NEh +,
Fred B. Allen-Imp. on Veritas Thomp
son land ...... 49,.
II. o. Allen-A acre in NEA SEk
Antlers Orchard Development Co.
Tract 26 ......
Tract II .......
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-17

3.76 a. Lot 8 (last half)
W. P. Jones-SWA NWA, NWA, sWA
Harry T. Jones-Wh NWA SEX ....
Thomas Jones-Wh NWA ..........
E1s NEA .................
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-17

W. S. Elllou-E's Nw4 Nwh swH,
SEA- swh SEA .......
Albert Evans-sEh SEH ........
Lott less part to Conger. 49,.
7.7s a. of Lot 4 ...........
Lot 4 less part to Conger. 80.
Fahey Bruegger-NEA SWh. NWA
sEA. Lots s & 7............
L. N. Flint-N 12 a. of Ell Of Lot L..
Philip Flood-SW part Of NWH SWk
and triangular portion Of sW
4 NEA SWh ..................
J. W. Fiynn-sh SEA SWk. sh sW
Y 6EK ...... ............
W. J. Frost-Eh sWA sh SEA-.
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-17

Leander and Mary white-swA swA.
NWA NWA ............
E. H. Wickman- -E1s SEA ..........
Lawrence Wilkinson a. Of sWA sEk
Edgar D. Wilson-W1a sEA and & N.
So a. of NEK SEX less IL
a. to County and a. road
Carl L. Wood-Eh SEX, sWA sEA
SEA SWA ..............
The Glenwood post., 1917-11-17
Carbondale, Colo.

II. c. Pattison-Lots to IL inc....
Lots / to IL inc ...... Q
Lots 8. 10. H.. 12 !
r. L. sherwood-Lots II and 1S -. I
Lots and 2 ..........
s1a. Lots 13 70 1S inc ......
Anna sumnicht-Lots 4, 8. 8 and T..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
CHICAGO AND GARY
GET BIG ORE TONNAGE

Chicago and Gary are receiving a huge
tonnage Of Lake Superior ore ss r.
suit of railroad congestion at lower
lake ports.
orc IL mo~.ng from furnace YARDS
from lower lake ports SO sl7Wiy some
large Younrstcwn district consumers ara
beginning 20 be fearful for > supply adj
equate 70. maximum operations through
next winter.
one large Consumer saws " 81 the
navigation 81, s, r. calculated on average
length, Was -. per cent go1s. bat oS.S
rer cent OF ! Get shipmen- ore for the
season had been delivered ir,o his yard.
Diversion Ct coal from lake c'tdn-
neia .1.rehy reducing the number Of
smr cars al lake ports ataLa' e for
ore. IS the G 'es cause of delayed shin
menis = blast furnace men. 81 ca guam
titles OF coal arc moving from OEfJ and
PennsV'van a fields TO seah1lrd fJr eX-
port ami zovr. 1ment consumption This.
wirh heaNy Industrial consumption in
middle west states, is keepl1S coal away
from laAt It l. in normal summer vol
umes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS
Once of the City Controller. Of tho
City of Hammond. Indiana July 20.
1917.
Notice is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received at the office o3
the City Controller in the City Hall OF
the City Of Hammond. Indiana, until the
14th day Of August 1917. at twelve
o'clock noon. for the purchase OF NUM-
cipsl bonds Of the City Of Hammond.
Indiana. Said bonds TO be issued II
the amount OF Ten Thousand Dollars
| (S10.000.00) in the denomination OF Ono
Thousand Dollars each and bearing data
October l. 1917 with interest at Al per
cent per annuna. payable semi-annuaIly,
evidenced by coupons for each six
months interest. The bonds 20 be gu-
ed by the Mayor and countersigned BY
| the Clerk of said City and sealed with
the seal OF said City. Coupons 10 bear
the Autographed signature of the Clerk.
The whole OF said issue OF bonds 70 be
due and payable on the Ist day OF Oc-
tober, 1887. The interest coupons at
tached to said bonds shall become due
and payable n the LIST days of April
and October Of each year Each coupon
shall be numbered for each bond giving
the number Of the bond and the num-
Der Of the coupon. All coupons shall be
for six months interest on each bond re-
| spectively. Said bonds are issued for
the purpose Of purchasing new fire ap-
paratus for the Fire Department of said
City of Hammond IN accordance with
and in pursuance Of an Act OF the Gen
eral Assembly Of the State Of Indiana
entitled An Act Concerning Municipal
Corporations" approved March 5. 1905.
and all acts or parts OF Acts amenda-
tory thereof and supplemental thereto
and an ordinance authorizing the Dor
rowing OF ten thousand dollars and the
sale Of bonds therefor, passed By the
Common Council of the City Of Ham
mond. Indiana on the 18th day Of July.
1917, and approved by the Mayor of said
City on the 2oth day of July. 1917 auth
orizing the issuing OF said BONDS saiSs
bonds will be sold TO the highest bidder
for not less than their par value and all
bids received for said bonds must in
clude the preparation Of the blank bids
and the printing thereof. The right TO
| reject any and all bids is hereby re-
served. Proposals must be sealed and
| endorsed Fire Apparatus Bids" and
accompanied by a certified check for hvc
percent of the amount bid
EDWARD A AUBRv.
7:21:2s:S:4 City Controller.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
LINES BUREAU
TT STATE CAPITAL.


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Aug. off
GERS Of the Legislative Council Of Indi-
ana women did not nince any words
when they 7vr0te Governor Goodrich q
letter asAinG him to call a special ses-
sion Of the legislature for the purpose
Of putting up 70 the people at a special
election the question Of whether a con-
stitutionaI convention shall he called.
= part of the letter read as follows:
We are in a position 10 emphasize
the fact that the adverse decision Of
TIE Supreme court on the Constitu-
t'oral Convention law has aroused the
women OF the State Of Indiana as moth
ing else could have done. These women
have been studying the Constitution
carefully. They know their hill Of
rights and believe they are people and
Inhabitants Of the state"
They know that frst-paper voters
II the hands of politicians are respon-
si5le for the saloons. gambling and
vice which. as mothers of sons. these
women abhor. They know. too, that
+axation IS both unequal and unjust.
that public money Is wasted. They
know only too we'll that elections are
fraudulent, courts not what they should
be and lawyers. many Of them. without
eitAer professional or mors. eualiaca-
t!ons They know tLat 4 new Consti-
tutlor is absolutely necessary befors
any OF these things can he changed.
They know that our state Constitution
is practically unameniable and they
know that when the citizenship Of the
state is solemn and thou ghtful the best
Constitution can be written. They
know. to- that as far as cost is con-
cerned two referendum votes cost twice
as much as one. They know that q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04

Beacon street East Chicago.
Hammond-Leyi Golden, 1856 PIummer
I avenue Hammond
Whiting-John c. Hall. whiting
Calumet Township-Frank w Love.
Griffith.
Eagle Greek Township-otto O. Fined,
Hebron. r. + p. No. 2.
Center Township and Crown Point
Milton Z. Kerr. Crown Point
HOBART Townsnip-Don I. Frace. Ho-
bart.
Hanover Towaship-Emn H Ruge.
Cedar Lake. K r. No Il
Cedar Creek Township-E. \. Gragg.
Lowell
s. John Iownzhip-Joseph warneke.
st. John.
West Creek Township-Mur-ay Hay
den. Lowell r. R. No. /
Winfield Township-Gustav z. Claus
sen. Palmer.
loss Tcwnshtp-Rev. R. O. Hills,
Merrillvu-t
An extended account Of the aims and
objects o the organization Is being
prepared Tor publication in this PAPER
early next week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
THE POLITICAL.
w CD r. ED
nv nv OLA ~ a
GROM THE TINES OWN INDIANAPOLIS DUREAU)

budget system for the state would not
only be a business-like way Of conduct
ing the states business. but would save
enough In one year to pay the entire
cost OF referendum vote.
We women are determined 70 re
double our energies and activities until
the basic law of the state Is rewritten.
In complying with the instructions
Of our executive board. we wish TO ass
sure YOU that the women or the legis-
lative council are anxious 10 cooperate
in whatever way possible TO make your
administration a success. even though
it is confronted with many problems
of Eravity uneaualed in the history
81 the state We feel that in the hour
Of an awakened commonwealth YOU Will
render conspicuous service 10 the
people who have reposed their conf
dence in you BY lending your influence
and splendid ability TO the cause OF
= ne Constitution for the State o.
Indiana
The letter was sent to the governor
last week II was signed by Mrs Felix
T. McWhiryer. chairman. and Mrs. NJ
l.. Hagemeu. secretary-treasurer OF the
Legislative Council Of indiana Women.
The Legislative Council also has isl
sued statement to the women Of the
stats urging them to study and agitate
for new Constitution. Also that the
women should register every woman
voter in The first and second-cless
cities-Indianapolis Evansville. Terre
Haute. Fort Wayne. South Bend and
Gary. so that they may vote at the
municipal elections this fall No voter
Is required "a register in the cities Of
other classes. Il is Of the utmost inn
portance. the statement says. that every
woman in every city vote at the city
elections this year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
UNCLE SAM An EASY
MARK!

10 get excited in a hurry. we gotta
have little time. We got our orders,
ali right.
This country has said it is in the
war since nearly four months Already
and everything goes along slow and
nice for US. Congress talks. talks. like
all you buffers and gets nothing done.
much. and the pacihsts they make
trouble and hold you back Nobody
gets e~cited. Everything is nice and
sweet and peaceable
If some German forgot his orders
or Went crazy or something and killed
a lot Of people with dynamite then I'm
afraid ;hat Uncle Sam would get upon
his hind legs and raise hell Well we
don't want hat So we keep quiet
If Uncle sam was German and he
wanted 70 get the country excited he
would dynamite lot Of people and
blame il on the enemy but he amt
got so much sense. He is too soft
hearted to make war
All I got to say is this Remember
how the German ships were disabled
by their crews on the day before Won
Bernstorff was sent home and just be
sure that when Il seems to be the proper
time and Will hurt the most, therel1
be hell popping in so many places at
once that YOU went know which way
20 turn
7 suppose nobody Believes that obey
the law and keep your mouth shut
Poon-pooh,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04

DO YOU think that we Germans are
afraid Of Jncle SAM Nor much. we
are not But il is better that We should
keep little quiet and kid him along
until the proper time.
You don't believe II or not. just as
you choose, but you remember that this
war was predicted by German army Of
1cers fifteen years in advance ard they
knew nobody would believe II. and no
BODY did can tell you now. and I
could tell everybody now. that the rea-
son that you don't hear about things
being blown up in this country and all
kind of trouble is not because some
body said "Ohey the law and keep your
llouth shut" we doSt get scared so
easy. junger.
we found out something in England
and we know something about this
country too. The reason we are laying
low IS because We don't want the people
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
CHICAGO'S DRAFT
CANDIDATES MARCH

CHICAGO. Aug. 4-Twenty thou
sand men marching with measured
steps today was Chicago's answer 70
Ka5serism.
Unsoldiery in attire but with de-
termined stride they stepped or in the
march as Chicago's contribution to the
new national army while q dozen
bands crashed with war like music.
Four thousand students from Fort
Sheridan and several companies Of a
federalized national guardsmen were
in the parade
Thousands who lined the streets
cheered the new soldiers enthusiast
cally as they passed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
OLD SOLDIER
IS INJURED

An old soldier was found about
o'clock this morning lying in the mid
die of Summer street. injured He had
been run down by an automobile whose
driver did not stop The car bore IL
cense No. 1852. Ind.
The veteran, Charles Borer. SO years
old. Is a resident ~ the Soldiers home
a Marion He was rushed 10 ST. Mar
garet's hospital. His face was lacerat-
ed and arms bruised
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
100 MEN ENTOMBED

CLAY KY. Aug bodies Of four
miners had been recovered this after
noon from the wreck of mine number
seven of the West Kentucky Coal COM
pany. destroyed by an explosion OF gas
today
Thirty Of the $50 men entombed have
been rescued most Of them badly
burned or crushed.
The victims are non-union miners.
The union men were out on strike
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
LICENSE FEE
COLLECTION

Ele Stansberry, attorney general Of In
diana. sent a letter Thursday to all
county treasurers and prosecuting at
torneys in the state. pointing out TO
them that a law passed by the 1917 leg
islation. providing license fees for
shows, carnivals and similar exhibitions
is being enforced in all cases. and that
it is the duty Of the county treasurers
to collect the fees. and the duty Of the
prosecuting attorneys to prosecute vio-
lators Of the statute. The fees collect
ed are TO be turned into the school fund
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04

When Old Sol gets to work in
deadly earnest; when the mercury
mounts steadily; when the pave
ments radiate shimmering heat
waves; when everything about life
in the city seems to spell heat and
discomfort-then those who are for
tunate enough to possess the where
withal to travel, begin to cast about
for a refuge to which they may fly
from summers heat.
Ocean travel-except to the Orient
lis practically out of the question,
so the refuge must be found in
America. Guide books and time
tables are gathered and scanned.
What place is there still unexplored
that offers attractions? Canada? A
delve into the attractive booklets
that are issued by the railways
brings TO notice the magic names of
Banff, Lake Louise, Yoho Valley, and
memory recalls the wonderful Bur-
ton Holmes pictures of these beauti-
ful spots that were enjoyed last
winter, as well as the enthusiastic
praise Of this and that friend who
has visited the Canadian Pacific
Rockies
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04

Il ran across him on g. bench in the
Park this morning. lie remembered
thatT had listened to him attentively
before, so no began to talk. Perhaps
he thought he could convert me to
pro-Czermanisrn, or perhaps he just
wanted to show me that he didn't
care a continental whether thought
him a spy or not. 7 didn't report
him. made a date With him instead.
want him to pour out some moro
Of the sedttion that seems TO be boil
ing inside Of him.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
WILL BE BURIED
MONDAY a MI

Samuel Przymusinski. - years old,
who died at the horne Of his sister. Mrs.
Charles Magel 1909 Monroe street,
Thursday. is to be buried Monday morn
ing at Holy Cross cemetery. The flu
neral win be held from the West Ham
mond Catholic church at 9 O'Clock
The young man died Of consumption.
He leaves father. fve sisters and two
brothers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04

Carnahan. was arrested on an affi-
davit sworn out by Herman Dubbert.
who was arrested by Carnahan for as
sault and battery and riding a freight
According TO Carnahan Dubbert was
fined 81 and costs in the Crown Point
city court on each charge. then appealed
the cases to superior court.
Canadian says that Duhbert had me
arrested for spite work He failed TO
show up this morning in city court TO
prosecute. He knew he was in wrong.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
ATTEMPT TO
BLOW UP BRIDGE

KANKAKEE, Aug. An attempt
to blow up the 400 foot steel bridge OF
the Big Four railroad at Aroma park.
Eve miles from here. just before a
train load Of munitions passed over it.
was foiled early today BY William
Bean. night section foreman, after an
exchange Of shots with two men who
escaped
Police believe the intention Of the
two men was TO bomb the bridge as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04

the train passed over it. The train
comprised 20 cars Of motor trucks and
the coaches Of drivers bound for an
Atlantic port
Bean had been sent to the bridge to
make an inspection before the train
was due and discovered the men
prowling toward the further end. He
opened fire with shotgun and they
responded with pistols and ned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
CATCHES sPEEDER

Judge Barnett stepped on" another
FShman street speeder today hning
Louis Gray Of Miller, Ind $40 and
costs GRAY was caught my Motor Cop
Lutte. Clyde Cleveland deputy stare
prosecutor. handled the states case.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

ER-Creamery extras. Ss1zcs
creamery nrsts, 3se; hrsts, 579 571kc;
seconds. 351z q 3612c.
EGGs-Ordinaries. 261h a 29c; hrsts.
80 4 q 32c
LIVE POULTRY - Fowls. 1919 q
1870 ducks. 15d 1sc, geese, 16G 1sc;
springs. I9q 23c; turkeys, 1sc.
VEAL-5o to so lbs. I3014c; 10 to
so lbs, 140 15c, 80 to 10 lbs. 15916c;
overweight kidney 40 to IT'S lbs. IL
G14c: coarse. 110 I2c
TOEs-Cars. 5; Virginia. bbl
s400D450; home grown, BY sack. s2.50
G2.65.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
RECOVERING
FROM BURNS

John A Miller. so Garden street. is
recovering from serious burns receiv-
ed at the Stein-Hirsh factory last sun
day. Mr.. Miller was closing the hot
water valve when the pipe burst. scald-
ing his back and left arm
His son Charles, is in the coast artiI-
lery branch Of the army.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
NEW REALTY
TRANSFERS

Especial TO The TIMEs)
CROWN POINT. IND. Aug. THE
following new transfers were recorded
here
HAMMOND
John D Kennedy and wife TO
Eleanor H Beckman. L 2.
2 Franklin Add. ........-S 100
Charles D. Davidson and wife
to Annie a. Soderland, L Il,
Davidsons 9Th Add .... 225.o0
TOLLESTON.
Harrison J. Stewart and wife
to Harald Kaldahl and wife.
L 80, 3 8. Central PIX. Add. 100
Philip j. Mccartney (bach) TO
Smith Bader Davidson Co,
LIS to s. Fischrupps Add. 100
Smell Simpson Co. TO Allie
Fitzgerald. Is 81. IS. 3 5.
oak PIX Add .............. 1873
GARY
William P. Patterson and wife
ct al, to Elizabeth A Otto,
Is IS. 80. Is I. Patterson
Stouts 1st Sub. ..........-. 10000
Gary Land Co TO Joseph
Frost. L 10. 10. Gary Land
Cos LIST Sub. ..-........... 10000
Peter stephen and wife TO
George Mihalfc and wife. IT
EiA NE 1859 % &C. ...... 10000
EAST CHICAGO.
Paul Tataran and wife 70
Paulina Penesta ct al, L 5,
,. NE 29-37-9 .......-.. 10000
WHITING.
Peter Buczkowski and wife 70
Mary Banaszak. L S. B 3.
Davidsons Fred St Add - 100000
Anna Moose (wid) to Iona
Dzambik, L 4. B 1. Fisch-
rupps Add. ..........-.... 1900. 90
INDIANA HARBOR.
L 3. resub Is. 10 to Il 3 (.
4th Add. Sheriff to Ind. Har.
Lumber & Coal Co. --s 1898
L Z. resub Is. 10 to 21. B A. 4th
Add. Sheriff TO Ind. Har.
Lbr. & Coal Co - 2,4S7eO
l. ?. resub Is. 10 to 2I. B 4.
4th Add. Amelia Schneider
to Bertha Braun -------- 10000
L 6. B 5, Srd Add. Andrew
Waksmacki to Mary Jarabak $500
L 30 r g. 3rd Add. East Chgo.
Co to Joseph Balcz -------- 100
L 30. B "a. End Add. Martin
7. Wolf to John r. Farovid- LOO
HAMMOND.
1. Q. NJ L 10. 3 3. H. W. SohTs
5th Add. Christopher Moran
TO Edward A. Kirk---- 100
l. "a. H w sohl's End Add.
Sheriff to Citizens German
National Bank --------- 1852
L so. B I. Towle Young's
Add. Frank Dikowski TO John
zugel ---------------------- 100000
WHITING.
l. a. Steiber Street Sub. Ed
ward c. Glover. ct al. to
Walenty Rybicki------- 1000
Is. Z. s, B 4. Dsvidson's 7th
Add. Davitt D. Chidester to
Anton Niziolkoewicz ------ 100
ToLLEsToN.
L % 3 80. 2nd Oak Park Add.
Ada V limerick to Henry
Whitaker ------- $40
Is IS. IT, B 8. Lake & Lanes
Add. Albert Bormann. ct al,
to Albert J. Otto---- 100
Unds Is. So. 81 SIS. End Oak
Park Add. Herman Gemein-
hartt TO Paulina Gemeinhartt LOO
II 7, B :. Logan Park Add.
United Land & Invest. Co. TO
Anna Komanecky --------- 5000
Is s. 7. 6; L g. B 5. F. D.
Barnes Gary Add. Frank D.
Barnes to Martin NJ. Reiss-- loo
PIT NJ NE sw SW S2-36-7.
Claude Clifford to George 6.
Robinson ---------------- $500
GARY.
L 80. 3, Douglas Park Add.
Jonas Szozefonaicze TO John
Luakas ------------------ 10000
l. %. 3 ~. Gary Land Co.'S
1st Sub. Gary Land Co. to
William Bailey ------------ 6o55o
L 20. B 43. Gary Land Co.'S fst
Sub. Gary Land Co. TO Rob
ert G. ompson----------- $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
BANDITS ROB OFFICE

During the parade Of Chica goans in
the new national army today three
bandits overpowered and bound three
payroll clerks in the office of J. Snyder.
contractors on the eighteenth floor of
the Peoples Gas Company building and
escaped with $500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
CHICAGO HAS
STRIKE RIOT
CBy nIted Press.)

CHICAGO. Aug. Twenty per-
sons were arrested in a strike riot q
the plant Of the L. Wolf Manufactur-
ing company today The police were
obliged TO IRE several shots 10 restor4
order Several Of the prisoners were
later turned over TO the federal au-
thorities. Later officials denied that
the strike was inspired by L w VS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOGs-Receipts, $500; market. ac-
tive. higher: mixed. s1475 91s.4o,
good. $4,000 1915: rough. s1455 n
1873. light SI47501525; piss. s11.25
9I4oo; heavy. Sass 1915; bulk OF
sales. SIS 50a16.30.
CATTLE-Receipts 1890; market.
weak 5eeves. $3.50 q 100. cows-heif-
ers. $43OG11so; stockers-feeders, s5.75
q 800. calves. ss.5001S.00.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
TAFT SPEAKS AT
FIT. HARRISON
(By United Press.)

FORT BENJAMIN HARRISON. Aug.
William Howard Taft, former pres
ident. renewed friendships with an old
pal at Fort Harrison today. The friend
was General Z. F. Glenn. commando
AT the fort. and the friendship dates
back TO the days when Glenn then
colonel and Taft were together in the
Philippines.
Addressing the members Of the Of
ficers' reserve corps the ex-president
paid glowing tribute 10 the ability ii
the fort commander.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-04
AVERT WALK OUT

WASH INGTON. Aug 4-The strike
Of the Big Four brotherhood on The
Southern Pacific railroad SCI for to-
night was averted today when both
sides asked the United states board Of
mediation and Cancellation II mediate
their differences. $500 men were az
rected