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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14
PLAY BALL.

"Ladeees and genteelmun, The bat
tsries for today's game. Mangel and
Wrirger for the Double L, Slick and
Suds for the Sticks laundry Play ball."
Then the game between the Double
L laundry. Gary. and Sticks Gary
laundry al Emerson school grounds will
be on. The game is scheduled to start
at ten a. M. promptly tomorrow morn
ing.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14
PEERLESS A. G.
A SUNDAY

The Peerless A. c. of East Chicago
Will clash with the Dollas & CARRIER a.
G. of Indiana Harbor at the Harbor ball
park. Sunday, July IS at 2 p, m. The
Peerless have won ten consecutive
games so far and are going to try TO
keep their winning streak
The Peerless would like to hear from
the Junior Elks and the Rosebuds OF
Hammond and all other 14-16 year old
teams in Lake county Write to John
Buckley. 1885 Olcott avenue. East Chi
cage. Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14

DISPUTES
J. {. DAVIS
The Well Known Fight I'm
pressario Has a Grappler
Who Is Ready to Take
the Mat With Our Own
Fl Grappler.

The following letter may result II
excitement. Anything for q littl
Of that:
Chicago. July Is, 1917.
Sporting Editor.
LAKE COUNTY TIMES.
Hammond. Ind.
Dear Sir: Kindly wish to inform
you that I have a middleweight
wrestler under my management who
can defeat Curley Davis the Ham
mond mat star.
If Curley or his manager want to
prove they are sincere in their
bunk" about annexing the middle
weight championship honors. here's
a chance to make good.
I will bet any part of 5000 that
my man Will be returned the win
ner if the match is arranged. l can
be found at the New Morrison
hotel. Chicago. and will be ready to
deposit the side bet in a few min
utes' notice. Now Mr.. Davis let's
see what kind Of a champion you
are. Nuff sed.
Sincerely yours,
LARNEY LICHTENSTEIN.
Manager of an unknown middle
weight wrestler.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14
EVER SEE EN-
CROSS BATS
Hneoial 10 TIE T1MEs.l

EAST CHICAGO. IND, July 1.-THE
fast East Chicago Tigers will cross bats
with the strong Hammond All Stars
at Harrison Park. Sunday. Faherty and
Harle will be Tigers battery. Game is
called at 500 p. m.
Tigers have a few open date for
August and would like to hear from all
the fast teams in Lake county. Call
Phone 1125-M
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14
MRS. PORTER TURNS
IN A FINE RECORD

Mrs. W. n. Porter jumped into first
place yesterday afternoon in the wom-
ems golf tourney at the Hammond
Country Club when she turned in 1Oz
for the IS holes. a very creditable per-
Torrance and a record for that distance
for women at the local club The race
for THE TINES trophy is proving to be
exceedingly interesting and there prom
ises to be a bunch on the home stretch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14
JEFF TRIES TO
L TURNED
DOWN TWICE

SAN FRANCISCO, July 14.--James
J. Jefrtes, former heavyweight
champion, has made two attempts to
get into the army since the hostih-
ties with Germany began. when
America broke with Germany he
wrote to President Wilson offering
his services and recently went to a
recruiting Office in Los Angeles and
tried to enlist in. the coast artillery.
He was rejected.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14
LEAGuE.


LbsLefLdy 3 hG5LItSs
Philadelphia. z: Chicago, O.
Chicago. 1; Philadelphia. 0.
New York. 4; Cincinnati. 8.
ST. Louis, z; Boston. S.
Brooklyn. A; Pittsburgh. o.
Brooklyn. 2; Pittsburgh. 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14
Fight Decisions.

at Philadeiphia-George CLANCY beat
Johnny Dundee (6).
at Davenport-Earl Henderson stopped
Jackson Smith CD; Marty Hender-
son beat Harry Condor (1o); Young
Tony Caponi and Kid Fish drew Isl.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14

ule 70 1917. although practically every
member of last years eleven will be abb
sent. Nine of the regulars are in stu
dent officers training camps President
John C~avanaugh of the university be-
lieves all athletics should be continued.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14
THE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
New York. 6; Chicago. 5.
Detroit. /; Boston. 0.
st. Louis. 2; Philadelphia. l.
Washington at Cleveland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14

Every can of food put up this
helps make food shortage
next winter impossible.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-14
DESPITE
LOSS OF REGULARS

SOUTH BEND. IND. July 14.-Notre
Dame will not cancel its football sched-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-18

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bod Elm penis bfet6 Dor 4ufregung
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ben Gtnbarmen entsesen. RAG
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sssu,a's aiF.

Sm aIineel6euteI mar ffcu tpieber Elm
Suopf - nnt, fndt;
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ihbdf1,
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9erIei0st. Sd bob' NIT
aud cine Seitlars bic 8abue 0epatt;
ubst Oc bat mid js0er ssfaat, cb If
mir elm GebiB battle moFbeN IoHu.
gToBfnerti. .Mfe. 9err
Milsr, sic perriHten oft I'M Gdlpeis
&c Sbres Nngeiidiss 6unborbdt2s
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Dab lusins aslp0ni4ssEe NIT 9QWgi
nsirifhen uirb2z
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
THIEF TAKES
AID. SLOGAN AS
AN INVITATION

Take three a day" was the ad
vertising slogan printed on The
Windshield OF an automobile which
p. j. Clapp No, 1851 Brush-st.. left
standing in an alley near his home
Friday night Whether the THIEF
who stole T. had taken two others
during the "a hours is not known
but when Clapp went for his ma
chine saturday morning. ", was
gone
Clspp reported his loss 10 the po-
lice and asserts the invitation re-
lated 70 well known beverage,
rather than automobiles
False keys were used 10 enter he
residence Of Albert S. Miller. 10.
a7l Shcrldan.ave and jewelrv val
ued al s22 stolen
The house at-N'o "a i Cameron
ave. was entered in The same man.
ner and $3.50 IN cash taken.
Hannah Conlin. No. 55l Trumbull-
ave. reports propert.G valued ~
s26.5o taken from her apartments
Roomera are suspected
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
NEW BOOKS IN
PUBLIC LIBRARY

New books in the Detroit public
lihrary arc
"Ambuianco No 70. Leslie Egs.
well Fellow captains S. - Clcg-
horn and n g. FISHER. "LaNman' =
Handbook of Medicine. a. e. cabot.
clever Comedies for Fem6ie char
scters." Practical Landscape Car
dcning a. Y Cridlsrd dorothy
Bradford. series NJ. 20 on crochet
rdginEs" "Christiau Fthic - War.
=. r Forsyth. Book OF the Dance. "
Arnold Genthe Woman iu the Balk-
ans" Winifred Gordon; ~ here ~
Sell Manuscripts. Ifannis Jordan
company "Old seaport Towns cf New
England" Hildeearde Hawthorne
open That Door n. :. fnzerscll
Pencil SketchinG. ~ " lacobs
How 20 Build It, NJ. l. Keith. Con
version Tables ~ Foreign weights '
T. r. Mscfnrlane, ''Cailipoii" John
Masenold Thousand Mile WALL 10
the Gulf John Muir. Boys Book Of
Hunting and Fishing W H. Miller.
"Shakesreares England. c. T.
Ouicns; Twenty Lessons on Poui-
'trv kcrpingH { T faffersou Ger.
man opinion and German POLICY Re
fore the War O. " Prothero. Let
tefing r. ". stevens: "rurh. MIN
ing oil and Industrial SfTurities
Handbook" Charles A. Stoneham:
Manual OF Natural Education. W
< Stoner. art OF Interior bsrora-
'ionA Grace Wood
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
LOSES S5-A-DAY
JOB, ALSO WIFE

Samuel y. Brown testified Frlda}
before Judge Codd. in his dis orce
suit. that when 2 wife gets mad al
her husband she can have him taken
of the s5-s-dsy list n the Ford fac
tory.
My vile used to stay out al;
nights while ! worked on the night
shift spoke 10 her about Il and
We Guarreled She wanted my pa,
envelope said. You stay home
and I'll give YOU the money" he
testified.
Well. she wouldn't STAY home.
but went and told the investigators
Of the sociological department that
! wasn't giving her my pay They
told me 10 give II 10 her said I
wouldn't. and they cut rhe down TO
e. cents an hour
Brown was married to his wife
Celia in 1906 lie lives al No. 3li
Tyler, He got bis decree
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
GIRL
IN ASYLUM
SAYS SHE'S SANE

CHICAGO Jan. i3,-A crime OF
barbarism and wickedness" ia
charged n IN af'idayij filed in the
county court today. pe;ltioning TO-
restoration OF her soundnoss Of
mind by Miss Belle y Hart OF
Muskeeon Mich. In The afidayi'
Nj Hart says three years ago she
was sent 70 the hospital at kanka
kec, III. where she was kept hiih
rs colored women ana raying
maniacs for companions for three
years
Al the time she was sent to the
hospital. she declares she was no,
insane She charges she was sent
TO the hospital that she Nigh be
out OF the way when It came time
10 settle the estate OF her father
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
MUNITIONS EN-
PLOSION WRECKS
DUPONT PLANT
,os,inu.d from Page one,


the million.dollar explosion at Has.
kell early today.
This explosion came on the heels
OF the 81 100000 blow-up Of the Rus.
sian shell plant OF the Canadian Car
g. Foundry company, az kingsland,
y. j., Thursday. when hundreds Of
men. women and children fed into
the night 70 escape the lombard
ment OF exploding shrapnel cases.
These two explosions are as yet
as completely unexplained as the
recent blov-ap NJ hundreds OF thou
sands OF shells in the Black Tom
district at Communipaw. y. j.. in
which four persons we're killed. 1870
injured and 100000 damage done.
Hints Of incendiarism in conhas-
ton with the blaze which caused
the explosions are many. Geo.
Lyman, superintendent of the plant.
said the fire started in a glazing
barrel" a cylindrical piece oe ma
chinery in which powder II mixed
with graphite 10 reduce the friction
From here. II is taken 10 maya.
zine in which was 100000 pounds a.
smokeless powder 70 be used IN car
tiidses For machine guns. This
caused the big explosion. he stated.
Not house In the village Of
Pompton Lakes has a whole window
aodsy. Houses belonging to the
company and located three fourths
OF mile away, we're lifted from
their foundations END ung. twisted
and broken. TO the ground
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13

Vnrb
adopted the following resolution af-
Ter having heard a great amount OF
testimony
Resolved. That after a full hear
ing and investigation by this com
mission. the action OF the building
commission is approved and The dis
charge OF Harry f. Hollands stands
as nnal We find he was not dis
charged for political or religious rea.
sons or for anv reasons other than
the good OF the service"
Charges Not Corsidered
While there have been charges OF
graft and other wrongdoing against
The department vouchod for by Hol.
lands. the civil service commission
announced ar the outset Of it's inves.
tigation that II would consider only
the question OF whether Hollands
was guilty Of INSTRUMENTATION and
misconduct. Commissioner James ID.
May announced that II VAS up TO
Hollands 20 obey tho orders OF his
superior even tho Hollands believed
the orders 10 be wrong As a result
tho finding of the civil service com.
mission does not cover the ground
in Hnllands- charges That is Loft
for another tribunal. the commits.
sion simply hnding that Hollands did
disobey orders and that IN bis zeal
he used language considered too
strong 70 be employe ed by an agent
OF the city
Just before tho close % the testf.'
mony Commissioners Guthard asked
Hollands if he had ever appealed 20
one OF the building commissioners
70 be given the JOB oi chief inspoc
tor then held by Dupont Hollands
said that no had not but that hc
had heard considerable talk about
such a change aliho ne did not in
spirc IT, He admitted. however. that
a. bought he knew more a0ou;
building than Dupont did. declaring
that Dupont Wa carpenter while
Hollands was y bricklsyer and bald
er. Hollands said that he began lay
inc brick when he was o years old
and had been at il practically ever
since, or for the last g. years
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
Suburban News


Mrs. Gertrude Thompson has re-.
turned home after m extended visit
~ ttff-fFt..nds -a4s4i-4siattNos- in Cadillac
and Boyuc Falls.
Mrs. Rice. 90 Pleasant ia re-
covering from recent illness
Mr. Ella Van Aystync - Eoyne
cts ma arrived 20 spend the winter
with Mrs. &. B. Noyes on south
Wasnington-avc
Air snd Mrs. Nu. Tufts. recently
married az the home of the bride >
parents in Canada. arc making their
home IN Royal Oak.
The nest ncctin- 81 the Royal OAK
Culture club viii hc held Tue sday.
Jan. %. at tho hoinc OF Mrs. a. II.
Scott
Mis- 1huise Duncan. OF Elm Park.
D. spending the Wnek- nj with Miss
Ruth bradley. of Highland Park.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
SNOW 3 INCHES
DEEP; ABOUT OVER

King Winter has decided that the
snow blanket he has spread over
Detroit is thick enough for now. and
there will he little more snow for
the present says the weathermsn.
The fall 30 far has amounted 10
three and half inches in the De
troit district
There will be little change in the
temperature during Saturday. II was
26 above early this morning. after "a
rise from iG Friday night Clouds
will continue Ia hang over the city
and district and the weather will be
what the weather forecasters cull
unsettled
Snowfall thruout the state has
ranged from one 10 three and a half
inches
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
BIRMINGHAM

rne following First National hank
directors were elected AZ meeting
ti1Ht yvSs 1rtd .rhursdHy afternoon IN
Tho hank ,A.liitehesd Eugene
Charles o. -haln. Robert Porrit,. N.
= jsryi-. julius r. Bundcl " a.
Corr'cll vs.. : walker The follow.
ing Officers Woro elected. Eugene
Bruoks. chalsnlau ~ tho hoard A.
Whitehead, president charlie y
cashier Charles - Gandali, assist
ant cashier.
t,cv g. Kraft vent to Ann
Nrbor saturday 80 attend Y NJ q.
s. ueetiug
Miss nerlha Mccarthey has sona
Mr. s r. Habel il ~ at her home
ou south Woodward ave.
s. ~. g. A. meeting was hold
Friday afternoon va the Birmingham
club house
Miss BESSIE Schoonover o. Detroit.
M ia the homo of hcr brother.
Bern SrheoNover. on Iark-s'.
Epru. no MI and Mrs charles
Rodrs - North "a God nara-aV".. "a
dguEh
Relpl Bcddov returned Frday To-
seattle. wash. after Wishing al the
home &C he father. John Iieddow. -
Southhcl1
llarv Booth 81 nioomaeld Hiils.
hAHt WAS seriously lN iNteH tulA " eek
while coastidg down hin with sled
and ftn into lrcf. Is still in
serious condition. Re S. thought 60
bc informally injured
Morris Blair, - Royal oak, was
caller Friday
Mrs lsnie Pickering Us visiting rel
attve- ~ Worthwhile.
Tho l.adies Ald surfety OF iIanls-
lin. VIII meet Thursday afternoon.
Jan. rs for dinrer, at tho home ~
Mrs Wiley Thomas "a Franklin
Mr. ard Mrs. John sherman hnVe
gone 60 Florida, 10 spend the " inter.
\ cottsgc prayer meeting was held
Friday morning az the home OF Mrs.
Mary Mcdonald on Piercc-st
Mrs. ~ Units Will speak this aftcr-
noon AZ 20 O'Clock in the taber-
nacle or Msrtin-St Tho subject win
he "A model woman"
Nis Ma ude Hopkins and daughter.
Dorothy have returned TO their home
in WHOM. after visiting az thc home
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nichols on
Ptcrce-st
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
IN DETROIT

''bDs,'. Lustncs-t" ~n'd thc aoorNuik-
or to che head vOmun, "Ner, fnd
today. sgiu tue hrpd woman, ln
touch NE SAM Voice that she would
use m speaking of % dying pa
ti"rt. Ano ones hotl looked sad
und tried 20 lind thc reason. To
the las observer hc crowd IN the
aisies seemed ns large as ever.
"iiciip, sweetheart" sad ~ clerk Ia
- ODD Nar,l-r,c. department store.
and two glrls who Wero ahead 90
him responded "ifello.
IT, the weather mas turn Ia laugh
noN,. twice IN ~urre~-ion his pre-
dictonH have init the uuil on the
heTd inc SNOW fhllov INK tie colo
wave aNpcff as toNeCBst"d and
both arrNin~ on schedule time.
subordinate, have lot 81 fun with
the city FOLK who insist on crowd
INK into the outbound interurpan
cnts. often taiying ur 0eats that the
country dwcilers believe rightfuily
belong To them ana adding L. the
congestion Tinrbed shafts OF 81
tire arc the fuyurite weapcns of
She suburban ties \ this batting q
tho cts rider They keep mn
running FIRE ~ CurlHent a. the lat
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
KAISER DEFIES
HIS ENEMIES
CONTINUED from PnGc one,


iron strength OF viii with which
our fighters at the front and A.
home have borne all hardship and
distress. is a guarantee for the m.
ture that our beloved fathcrland ha 5
nothing 10 fear.
Burning Indignation and holy
wrath will rcdoublc the strength Of
every German. man or woman.
whether devoted TO dghting. to
work or TO suffering We are ready
for all sacrifices The God who
planted this glorious spirit OF free.
dom in our brave peoples hearts
will also give Us and our noble Al
lies. tested in battle full victory
over all the enemies lust Tor power
and rage for destruction
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
Meteor ttIts Chicken Coon.

MADISON, Wis. Jan. 13.-The re-
port OF the burning Of Mrs. ole Bak.
ken's chicken coop has more man
Passing interest The details are
contained H. report OF the town
clerk Of Christiana. Vernon county.
20 Inc state Are marshars Gepart.
mont 1t happened early in the
morning. he reports. Mrs. Bakken
was just climbing into her clothes.
She looked but The window. The
chicken ro0p- MAS All right She
looNed aclir 10 wes burning m
Nobody We outdoor- The sky COX
cd funny u must have been .
meteor
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
I'll ,fpI y

Among ne iTportnn NJ RCquiSitt =
b. vaudeville this season and who
Will betseen next week IN the Tam
bic Is Elsa RYAN tho charming little
|ou1cdtruue Whp fef two Hcars tour
~ tho country in the stellar role ~
Peg O Ny Heart Miss Ryan Wa
Ehs Nrst o. sevtrai players 20 De
|.hosen a. tho successor OF tAurette
lrsvinr. snd Nnioys tho distinction ~
kstAhlishiug record for rc-sppear-
knres IN Peg IN NEARLY all the
larger cities ~ the country rec
BIRD that includes four different wsck-
~ engagements within q ported 81
less than two years IN the Dsrrick
tAsa tA4-iHL thlA- city nr- liar xaudo-s
bile tour Miss Ryan has been pro-
Ifaed with a comedy sketch entitled.
london playwright. "a the suthor.
Ind Madge rithersdEe. his sister. IS
presenting the little play now ~
fhe London music halls Second fea-
lure % the Temple bill VIII be the
kravesty star. Bert Rakcr. assisted
ky Chas. Raymond. Pearl Stevens
Ind Mardell Mickey in the hilarious
farce "prevaricatiOn. Third feature
kct Of the program will he offered by
fay. Two Coi~ys a Fay. quartet
II hiackface funsierr In q blend OF
komedy and sons Labelled Prom
l-nrle Tom 20 Vaudeville. other
numbers include Four Holloway.
Geo Austin Moore and Gordella
3IsAger. Van e. Miss Belle, ScarpioT
md Leon VRrvhra. Musicsi Johnstons
knd the Microscope review.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
Man FOUND read in earane.

The body OF George Fleming -
years old. Of No zoos Grand River
ave. was found in u garage in the
roaI Of that address carly FRIDAY
afternoon Coroner Rolhacher was
called and ordered The body rcmoy.
Cd TO the homo OF "a sister, after pro
uouncing death due 10 natural
causes Fleming is said 10 have
been drinking heavily Of late
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
W. ". Robins and Col. Charles DeRby
hnXN hSen cAorNn 10 rSHYeAAaN the
>rho not 10 Per cent OF the Eng
Ush sp~nkipG people preWouncs
Bitten by Fish.

PALM BEACH. Fla. Jan. l3.--ya-
cob Gentry, OF Palm Beach, was
bathing in the surf at the timo q
great school OF kngfsh came along,
anL for time 1T appeared that It
was all up with thu man. for the or-
slaught was so unexpected that Mr..
Gentry had 10 ;ime TO make safety
be fore he was in he midst OF the
fsh. When he reached shore much
exhausted. /, WAS found that he lad
zen severely often. So severe
we're tho wounds that physician
was summoned 10 sew some cuts.
Pripting-thc plain neat ktnd--thst
l. rfght-1imes job Dept.--Main s53e.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-13
TWO WOMEN
TAKE POISON

lre Ruth limerick. D.. years old
swallowed poison in mistake FOR
medicine IN hcr home. No. 229 Twcn.
tS-tourthst FRIDAY afternoon, and
was taken TO the receiving hospital
Her condition ia serious. but the
doctors says there Is n chance for
her recovery
Mrs John Dale, No. 2l6 Hosmer.
ave. became unconscious after TAX
ING nm overdose Of medicine contain
ing powerful drug. She WAS rush
Ell TO the receiving hospital. where
the doctors expect 10 save her life.
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First tram-road in United States
was built AZ Quincy Mass in 1926.
First sleeping.cars patented by
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