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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Mmmnbien / @aibineton,

ESsH-u5
Sept. &oalo Mmunoien, Spopo-
lens Sp6oger, anfom ! 5gn6ogg til
Balbington ammen meo Sen norffe
&onin1 @abe fra Chicago. Mmur16-
len bill tilbringe en- ngestio / Sopeo=
for at %fonferere meo Momi=
ral EearD atg. fin neite arftiiiffe
@fSpeoition; 6esu6en agter ban at
f%orferere meo ben norffe @einnot,
Brpn, iamt meo ar6re 6erboenoe
2anosmano. Sen 81. 81. ofeiIer
Sept. Nn1tnoi len fra Seem Sort til
george meo Damperen ugergens-
.fior6~.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Or. Egatt knmntrr.

w"
ajpbelbapn, IS. San. - Dr.
Woltrice Srancis Cyan, amerifanif
Winilter til 9anmarf, oil oen 8. Sc
brnar afreiie berfra me0 Damperen
~nniteo 9tmes" for at tilbringe ct
Nar Maaneoer / Mmerifa. Dr. g.
gan, Der leoiages al in Suitrn, To-
retager fin Mmerifareiie> 81. a. for
at %forban0le me6 Waibington=Muto-
riteterne angaoen6e bigtige 5pprgs-
moal i 5orbinoelie meo Sc Soreneoe
5taterS oiplomatilfe Representation
! Danmorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Morif grontale.

ariitianio, IA. San. 49, Da Song
&oafon ben sDben6e i @oar aabne-
De 5fortingef, iag6e ban 81. d. / iin
Srontale, at BET bliber banifeIigere
% bonifeligere at beoligeboloe Meu-
trdlitet. &an %tiIfgie6e, at Sen noriffe
@egieritg at al @raft fggte at biie
fig neutral %oDerfor olIe oe friggfe-
renoe Magter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

e. Riebliffct, er 0enne Mnligbeo
fierncre eno nogen 5inoe.
Mfeominore ct eller anoet nfor=
noiet oiplomatiff 9faftraf gigres
Ell npr Sremtio, bill @a1npen blibe
forfeit, til ben enc al 8arterne er
ilaaet til Sor6en.
90 bet bill bore lange enonl1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
'Brpn1pn' / Stkkprl1pn

&igbenbabn, II. San. Sol
ofng MbiS" meobeler / Sag, at set
tpife nn0erban6sifib, Bremen" it.
fe, iom man b%efrpgte6e, er goaet
timber eller taget al gnglenoerne;
8laoct fortnller, at Bremen" bor
beret attben6t i Mi66elbapet % Sen
Ben botlriffe 81t6t iorn uMo6erifib"
for l1n6erpan0sbaooe, ser bar lta=
/ 6isie Sarban6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
'IlMREAM~AS S;'S:sogAH0V1M
~ NEHRE RSHP ABEL ~
haEEg5N yisA I "a =; EEfMN2N$S2n1m
Dr npnpatr Nntrr.
gr alt &aob ONT en- lnarlig Sreo

Wv HS%S1 w ~
MI r10e?
Saule0es bor man Gr1nO til at
|pprge, nnar man giennemleier DC
Mliereoes og Gpiflanos lenelte SEQ
Ter, bpis Sn6bolo III bar giengibet
poa SIDE 6 beri 8la6et.
SCI CT fun libt Dber en- W}aaneo,
lioen Migsfanfler b. 8etbmann-Soll=
tpeg eleftriiereoe 6en ganife @eroe1t
Deo poa lin &egjerings % oenS Sor=
bu11osfellers @egne at erflere, at
gentrolmagterne mi Dar billige til
at ir6leoe Observation-Disclosures.
5ioen oa bar Sre0s1pergSmaalet
trcmfalot en- 1iolig Drpftelie og oi=
pIomatiif MeringsuoDefsling, og
man Ell nnaet / Dbert Sal6 }aa blot,
at man bar iorfpaubDi0t for, Door
Ieoes Sen enc Magfgr11ppe fer pau
Sen an6en.
De Mliereoe erfl9rer / 6eres
Soar til 8rnfioem 8illon, at 6e
life bill ne6legge @aabnene, for Be
Dor 'naoet beres Waal. Sc 1filorer
@nfeltbe6er 6is1e Maals 8elfaffen=
be0 og inoartfer lao ieDrigt oereS
:. &o1oning for Ben %offentlige Me=
nings 9om1tol.
Mart, peroigt og fa1t gioer SEQ
ten ct 0mrioS. al 6e @rao, Der fill
aes; lamti6ig gibes Ser / al @cnifa=
beligbeo ben a1nerifanife Negjering
ct 3nr 5n1aabib, fgr1f foroi oenS
9eote bab6e 6raget Ell %formentlig
'rrtgtig Communicating melem De
to @r1pper Mo6itnrtoere, % berneit
for6i Ser pnifeoes OpIDsninger ON
oe Mliere0es @enftgt meb at fore
.Rrigen bi6ere 0plDsninger, lom
d1lereoe, / Bplge Soften, bar BEL
fien6te.
st oen npligt teofun6ne Ronfe=
renee | 2on6on bab0e bette for 9ie::
.t ftnrfe De M1iere6es 8ofition, baa=
'0e ueo Senb1if paa ben pffentlige
Mening og paa ben militere 5til-
ling, tor anies for gibet. Dg naar
bet tillige mi fan nnbnes i Der
6enspresIens lebenbe Blaoe, at ct
fempemesligt Srem5teo MOB Gent
trolmogterne bill finoe 5te6 i 26bet
al 6oranret, ct man aI6eleS iHfffe !
$pibI ON, at De Mllierebe merer,
bbab Be flyer, naar Be forfifrer, at
6e life bi1 beIme, fbr @rigeng Manl
er nnoet.
Ser CT ingen 8nflen ber.
Dg BET fer i6e ub, font ON Sreo
tan op,1aaes pan rtogen TOM BELT
Mno6e, mefominbre Gpifln16 % bets
Boobenfeller erflerer fig beieret.
Maen bI Epff1anb itreffe fig iao
Inngt2
Meil Gen tDffe Note, tic bbig SSn6-
boID poo 8Iaoetg 5ioe 6 ii berbiier
9eeren, iDnrer faroeIes operbepi-
ien6e
5elb on Sbard er tpoeIigt not,
,er BET bog Ell biplon1atiif Saopie
.af Slang, fnroi set gaar uoe1 ON
ifeffbe snge1s &er1e om 4ntten ON
Den BORNE Crib.
nffeget betegneroe ignorerer Soften.
Set gn1,1e 811nH on &rige1s 0prin-
belle meb Ell beroligenoe MppI tic
Sremtioens % 9iftoriens Donnl
9DffIu,,o bnboe noturIigpig ittet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
Rlanht 9nntanprp.

Sen oanife Noitor 2onis $. Sor=
&c, iom birfer blorot Sn6ianerne /
gan Mefre, 90. DAT, .ifriper til
.ps:
Otter IS Mors @irfiombe6 Der
bar leg life faaet u6rettet alt set,
jog boboe pentet at fur11e norette.
Wten bi fit BOG oprettet Sc imaa SEQ
loniifoler, iom jee begpn6te t 1884
So; leg fit ogioo lert Snoionerre
! De fire itore @egjeringslfoler }aa.
bel iom ! Ell Meng0e Camps" og
@jen, at Sc tan tjene Benge til 81
bets 0pbolo Deo Sorfaroigellen al
u8ipeitone MORT, ielb beru6e /
98ab 2anos". De rpoe Drerge /
Bierre-5folen tierte ober 100 DoI=
lars oen f6rite 8inter, og Sc ban6t
iioen @nlomeoaif1e for set be0lte
uBipeitone lporff"; 6esnoen ien6te Sc
mig Benge til Bioereforienoel{e til
bort gam1e 2anb, 90 nIpfffen ber-
ife6e Der.
S tire &olonter fit bi bpgget Sir
fer; men 11anr 6e Sbibe fommer I
6rager SSnoionerne bort,
3boo Der iaa en6 gipres for Dem.
Oct bitre Sa6 fra &unoreoe Mars
og grufltl0e acknowledgement
nr iiooer benz en6nu / 8lo6et og
Dgr life BEN fgrite 9lagt.
De fleife ber116e bar mi taget ret
beo 2Rre, og Sc beo li6t ON,
bbo6 baa6e @ltltur % @riitenoom
ar;; for IS 0ar fiben 6reb Sitting
8nll % bans rggite &erigere bao6e
u. g. Commissioner og oe baIpbiIoe
Oanfee-gonboDs pber WisIonrifIo-
ben. Sg mi MI bar bi &iirffer,
og mango bel6nrfe6e Sarme,
goot befggte rSairs", Der fbarer til
DC &bibes County 5nirg".
Seq er mi ganffe flag og moa,
[1geiom ! 6ior 8inter, boIoe mig
inoeno6rs. 2egemt baffffeg, %
srinoringen ifar; men Man6en boil
Der faif beo Sroerr pan ben ebige
obile, iom Serren bar bereot 1,oar
Arbelosoagen Der er til gnoe. Meer1
eg fDtes 10, at leg Ienges berfra
a oet q. Npril e. leg 80 Mar
JarnmeI.
Naitpr 9a1tge mebien6te FEM DoI.
arg til falone sbnberibbers Gfter.
a6te.
8iorag nootages freanoeIeg nreo
Saf Of g. G~agm1sier 60, 72Os722
50. 4fD ct, minneapolis gi1rn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
u9entieblano" paa silbasebejen.

Sra Seem 2onoon, Conn, meooe-
les, at oct fra Delun0errettet @i6e
forlDoer, at oct tpife Mr16erDnnbs-
iftb, vDeuticblanoM ben 2. SSan11or
afgif fra Bremen paa fin treble Nei<
ie til Mmerifa. &Dgtd er life blebet
.officief befraftet fra tDfe SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

gctoling for @looet lenoes beo1t
! Wpnep Sroers ellcr Gratis, betal=
bare til v5t. Saul Sioenoe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19
''Ul1r Grak
@oIgresien gienoptager 11n6eriPeel-
len 6prbinbelie meb rpbebe
Statsbem meligbeber.

oSSesD%~~iSu lStsop@u0S% @%eU%Ip0S@
len ! 6%Drbinbelie meb rgbebe
Observation-Disclosures.
Som meo6elt i fiofte nge bar
rSouie Of Representatives" / 8aib
ington giennem tit 0roensllbbalg
gjort Sorigg paa at fomme til
.8nnM ! De 8eifploninger, Eboanas
CANTON fremiatte meo SenfDn tit
baroiful6 Sorbnan6sbiben ON eSynb-
1Goloet al BEN Note, Nreiioent @il=
ion ben 10. December tilitilleoe be
frigSfgrenoe Magter.
Otter at 2atp1on fategoriif baboe
npgtet at giDe nprmere 0p1Dsninger
ON fine Slider % at ppgibe NoD=
meme paa Dem, Der Dor implicere6e,
afbGrtes e11bnl1 ct Yor Mpn6, bror=
effer bet iaa n6, font ON 5agen
ganife itille ifuloe faa SOB at gaa i
@lemmebogen. Men so &ongresfenS
republifanife Meolernmer fist brill
lenoe initnuerebe, at 9er11offraterm
bar bange for at fort1ntte nnoerip-
.selien, bei1llttcbe man at gienopta=
&c ben.
Dd BET bm blebet betDoet 2om=
ion, at l16balget boboe Met til at
1ooe bam ifraHc, bbis ban faitbolot
fin Nagten, beiluttebe oe11ne fenia=
tronSclifenoe ~oiton- 5pefulant at
looe fin gombe ipringe.
Sen iprang / ManoogS.
Sgrft 1ag6e Fan, at en- beiten1t
Mono baboe fortalt bam, at ct Meo=
lem at Mini1teriet, en- 5er1ator %
en- fremragen0e SinansmanD bar
implicere0e, og at 6e / Sallesi fab
.foretog 5pefulationsn1anpprer, ser
bleb iaare bpr0ifuloe poo @rur16
al &icnoifab til S~tatsbemmc1igbe=
ser.
Sen Meano, font bar forto1t mig
bette, iagoe 2otpion trinmfereroe,
rer bette n6Dalgs bpjtpreoe Sor-
mano, nemlig @ongresman0 1en-
rD"".
Otter en- Rl1nItpabie, bpori ban
iagttog @%irfnineen at fine 0rb, OPP
lpite ban oernalt at b%eofommenoe
&nbinetsme61em bar YrplioentenS
5bigeripn, Sinansminiiter Millim
WcMooo; 5enatoren funoe ban fun
nebne meo Sorbo9itapet 80, og
SinanSman0et bar 8anfoireftgr S..
Blinp Siife / Seem Sort.
@nobibere erflGre6e ban, at Bn11I
SIC. 8arb1trg> Meolem al uSeoerur
Neierbe 8oar6", bor. u%noerrcttet or1t
gSotenS S1obol0> fpr bette bleb Of
fentliggiort, ialnt at @rep b. @ern-
ltorff Spiflmos @eianbt i 8alb:
t11gton, efter Sorlp6enoe boboe tient
to Millioner Dollars pe6 5pefl1la=
TONER / @nII 5treet Qnm1on mn
lDite, at en- Mrs. 8iSconti .babbe
meooelt bam, at Breii6entens Bri=
botiefretnr, EnmnltD, ogfaa baboe
ureooa fig en Smtle", og at en-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO. So.
babbe bnret Mellemmano
mellem G11multp og bisfe an6re.
nbbalgsformono @enrD los ltrafS
efter 2atpfons Gale ct an0et Me6Iem
&orniteen obertage Breiioiet og1
Loo Jig afbere Tom Bione. San err
flareoe meb itor og oberbebifenoel
5inosro, at 2amions gtringer on-
-3T /
1aaenoe bam perionlig labneoe alt
S famine Metning git Sc forfiel-
Grflpringer, fom be gbrige
bbis Mapne 2ap1on boboe
fremoraget, 11olfeote efter MfbGrin-
1enS Slrtning. De eneoes om at
temple 2atpions 8aaitanoe iom set
Dpipino.
S Iirsoags beilufte0es set at fem
e s. q: Morgm en- Gilfigelie.
nM sg#Sa..sa. = 49,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

MILLIONER AT LIv GAAET TABT,
BRUCE Warmers White Wine and Tar Syr.
S0rg forat have Diet / hjen1met. or
brug Diet strax mod Hoste OF ForkpleIseo
ISelges overall.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

wv oS1t6S't ~ SlptS l1N lp%lt
Mt Menneifer bog fan bore fortID-
neoe not til at tro 6etl
Oct CT gsotens Mening - omeno
Ii anore Orb.
so uofra ben pianfe6e Sanfe=
gang, at ANDRES SorbrDoelier beret-
tiger ems egen Sorbrpoelle giber
IEDfflanb faa De ne11trale Nationer
ct &11ril1S / @nglanbs Siitorie
%frem6rager Sumter, lIon albeleS In
tet bar meb &rigen at gigrel Sit
iammen lutter Om1peb, ser folber
ganife birfningSlbie til Sorben, for
81 intet tpnfen0e Menneife gi0er
lptte til ben Dirt unn6fpl6ninger"!
Meo Senlpn til 8elgien rippes
Ser op ! Sc ga1nle &r6nifer ON, at
oct Title 2an6 1elb babbe frpnfet
fin N~el1trolitet. Maar mon mi me6
haglig- SntereSie bar fulgt &rigSbi-
%1torien ft0en Mug11lt 1914, be6 man,
at netop Der finoes Mebillesb9Ien
Il Ben tplfe noenrigspolitif - Der
er set 8urrft, bbor Ipiflan6 letteit
fan iaares ng ram1ies - iad nr=
brer man Jig 1ibt ober, at 2an6efs
Diplomater inbla6er Jig paa at
fremoroge netop bette oller1Dagelte
af ollie ibage Sumter.
Mon Ser CT noget 11el1trnlt 2ono,
Ser bill tro Sc b6jtioelige Sorlifrin=
ger, font GDiflan6 MI finder fig be-
.fpiet til at fremfomme meo? Mepn
fife SDlflano inarere bar ifa6et 1tn
Sag nberegneligt beo bette Dofu=
ment?
Ser for1D6er 1tn6ig t1tet ON Be
gilfoar, bborpaa gentru1mogterre
ct billige til at lutte Sreo.
5na lenge ser rltger Eobsbe6 /
oenne Senfeenoe, fan Ser oberbobe=
SCI, life nereS @oob ON begDnoenbc
Sorban6linger.
Men 1elpe1te Sons Majeltat Sci
ler 8ilbelm r%ingeagter &raoet ON
Gilfaar.
st Har Gage efter, at bans Ste
ejering bab6e tilltillet Sc nel1trale
2onoe fin nforflare11oe" Note, 11o-.
lteote &eiieren ielb Ell bi6iig og or
rig Proclamation, iom muligbis g6r
SSnotrDf paa tp1fe 5oloater, men
iiffert life poo 1togen on6en. Son
lfreb / Hroflamotionen:
yBore SLENDER bar foltet Mnifenl
Otter ct babe afilaaet bort 6rebs=
tilbuo me6 Toragt % meo bpf1eriife
Orb og SreoS= oe Menneifefinrlig-
Der, er De MI / 6eres 5bnr til Sc
Sore1epe 5tater gaaet bioere %. bar.
inoremmet, at Sc er opfplote al
@robri11gs1Dit, iom tager Jig poerli=
gere fo%ragtelig n6 pon @r11no al
oe leg1agtige Beifpl0ninger, Ser
fremi9ttes.
Deres @eniigt er at fnuie Epff-
1a16, at ~ign6er6ele oet5 Sorbun6Sz.
fauer, at 1egge G11ropas Sribe6 i
Slabe1pnfer og at puotpinge @abe-
ne bet alag, lom @rnferne mi 1tn6er
S9n6erifGren maa bore.
Men Set er life lpffe6eS oem /
80 Maaneoers blo6ig % iombittig=
be6sles efonomiff &rig - og Set
beller lite Ipffffes benz Srem=
Sore g%limren6<e @eire og ben
sSer11D1l1e, bbpr1ne0 bore 4Rmpen0e
baaoe biemme og paa Balp1ab1erne
bar nbbol6t 5trqbaoierne og 2i6el=
ierne er ! fig ielb en- Sremtiosgo=
ranti for, at bort elife6e Sporela16
intel bar at frDgte.
%Slammen6e 8re6e % belligt No-
ieri bill foroobIe bier tiff Manos %
abir6es StDrfe - enten be femper
eller arbeioer e1ler lioer: 81 er po-
rate til at ffitnoe % i enbber Dpof=
relie. Sen CUB. font gap bore tapre1
Sribeosaan6ens berlige|
8egeiitring, bill ogiaargibe % % boz
re noble 8aabenfelIer, Der Dor gien-
1temgaaet @an1pers SSloprebe, erbe=
zig SER ober Sienoeng Magtbrpnoe
% 9oelaggelieslpit
Saa mango bar De f~eiferIigel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-01-19

All advertising in this paper is
handled by the c. Rasmussen 20.
Minneapolis Mimi.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-19

highet scores. The out of town guests
were Mrs. knight of Chicago. and Mrs.
Flickinger of Pennsylvania.
Residents of this city Will be glad TO
learn that DR.. A. j. Tananewicz is To-
eating in this city and will have an Of
flee at 3417 Michigan avenue. He will
move his family here in the near flu
ture DR. Tananewicz is a graduate Of
the Chicago College Of Medicine and
Surgery, having had one years hospital
experience and two years general
practice there.
Mrs George Hall of Hobart, Is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. sam Black.
Mrs. W. B. Van Horn Will enter
tain this evening in honor Of Mrs.
Clair Stephens.
Mrs James Judge viii entertain a
few ladies this afternoon at her home
in honor OF her birthday anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Teegarden viii
attend the Allies bazaar this after
noon.
Glen Molinder IS III with tonsiltis at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-19
YOUNG OFFICIAL TAKEN BY
DEATH IS WIDELY MOURNED

primaries I can say that he was such
an opponent that any man could be
glad to meet in an open field and the
fairest Of men. l feel that we have
lost one of our best citizens"
Edward Aubrey. city controller; His
death is such a great shock that 1t al
most Impossible for me TO realize that
he is gone. never to return. He was a
close personal friend of mine and ] ad-
mired him for his straightforward.
honest expressions and know that his
judgment Will be missed.
Peter ] Lyons. city engineer: Mich
olas Lauer was a very able. conscien-
tious young man. an admirable Off
cial and a dear friend
Otto Duekle, city treasurer: We all
feel our loss so keenly that words can
not convey the sorrow. We extend to
his widow and children our deepest
sympathy"
f. Z. Cole. building commissioner:
Il have never known Nicholas Lauer to
be other than industrious and always
ready to help. My acquaintance with
him began when he was secretary OF
the cigarmakers' union and I was bus
mess agent for the carpenters 1 al
ways valued his friendship highly"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-19
WHITING
MEN START
Ne " RINK

hammond white light district. the
Five Points near the Lake Front Park.
will soon have an added amusement at
traction. in roller skating rink owned
by Julius Linnemann and NJ Madura.
The place Will be known as the Indi-
ana Garden Rink. The building which
Is already completed is located in the
grove IF the old White House place. and
Is eighty by one hundred ana twenty
feet ~ its dimensions. With an elegant
floor, beautifully decorated and proper
ly arranged for winter and summer
comfort, it is one Of the best amusc-
ment halls in this territory The build
ing alone cost over $1,000
The grand opening has been set for
Saturday February 2rd Skating can be
enjoyed every night and on Saturday
and sundays extra matinee will be Civ
en- 1t is also planned to run a program
of dances in the building during the
summer months
Mr.. Madura is veteran in the roller
skating rink business. having for a
number of years successfully managed
the popular Whiting rink
We have set a high standard for our
place, and we expect to conduct the
place in manner to appeal to the best
element" said Mr.. Linnemann.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-19

abbetting the eight previously mem
toned in their fun making The ball
ladists Of the first part will be Geo.
W. Clark. Guy Dlckey and J. Mcneil,
with these voealists: II. c. Hunter, J
T. Scott. Bob Mott. r. w. Scott +. J
Brusel. Norman Bridge. w. L. Hart
lev f. NJ. Shanklin. r. s. Bonsib, G
b. Derner, II. +. Beaubien. G Z.
Hulst. L. c. Smith. w. A. Buchanan,
Theo. c. Klotz. n. II. say, and Thos.
w Dixon.
There are still plenty of good seats
left for either nights performance,
and the committee in charge of the
show announces that there positively
viii Not be third nights perform
anee SO those wis ang to go to this
show viii have to do so either Monday
or Tuesday night.
There win be big free street pa
rade at > o'clock Monday noon inlwhieh
the shrine baud. the SHRINE patrol and
the entire cast VIII appear. BE sure and
see this parode-it viii be wen worth
your time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-19
ASK FOR and GET
HO RLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MATTED MILK
Cheap substitutes cost YOU same prica.
GARY "Y" FIRST
TEAM WINS FROM
HAMILTON PARK
Csx cHANDos RAGoN.)

Last night at the Gary Y. NJ. c. 4. the
~ first team defeated the fast Ham
ilton Park team of Chicago by a score
Of AZ 10 Al In the first half Gary was
leading 80 to 20. but in the second hair
Hamilton came hack strong ana very
nearl ytied the score. The Gary team
showed much Improvement in teamwork
and passing than in recent games. Tho
big feature Of the game was the fast
teamwork OF both teams. Jester made
a big hit when he Gagged baskets for
his team Marchal at forward played
star game. caging baskets for the
home team Manning played a star
game for Hamilton. caging Z counters
fir his team. Morre also played a great
game.
The Gary ~ Reserves lost their
game TO the Training A G from Chi
cago. the final score being % to Il
Ltneups;
Gary-Lewfs. f; Marchal. f; Jester. e;
McCauley. &; Quinn, g.
Notwithstanding. f; Moore, T. Ne
Jovern, G; Dunn. z; Wahlen, e.
lewis. 3: Marchal 5: Jester.
Z; McCauIey. 5; Quinn. L; Manning. +.
Moore. 5: McGovern. 3. Dunn, i: Wahlen.
4. Subtitutes- Motion for McGovern
Miller for Dunn Referee. GiIroy, Gary.
Timekeeper. KinzeI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-19

Hammond's city hall was In mourn
ing today for Nicholas Lauer. the mem
Der Of the board Of public works who
died suddenly yesterday morning of
pneumonia and IS to buried tomor-
row afternoon following services in St.
Josephs church at o'clock.
on account OF the funeral the city
hall viii be closed tomorrow.
There was a vacant seat in the board
Of works chamber and business was
suspended for an hour at the regular
meeting time today while officials who
have not recovered from the shock Of
the unexpected death talked of the
young man taken from their midst in
the prime OF a useful life
And a city that knew Nicholas Lauer
as poor boy who lost his parents and
only brother. educated himself as he
worked, and was true to his trust as
a public official, shares the grief Of
the administration.
At the city hall today officials made
among others the following express
sions Of appreciation Of Nicholas Lauer
and sorrow because of his death:
Mayor John D. Smalley: The death
of Nicholas Lauer was a blow to all Of
us. He was a reliable man in every re-
spect. and l regret very much that he
has passed away. Without doubt he
had the best interests of the city at
heart at all times.
Daniel v Enright. republican Mem
Der of the board of works: Nicholas
Lauer WAS my friend for twenty-five
years and l don't believe Hammond
has ever had a squarer young man.
Every step he took as an official was
made consctentiously AMI without
fear ] can not express my sorrow.
Jacob Schroeder. president Of the
board II give him the highest respect
< I'LL all things. in cooperation, in public
spirit and sincere endeavor lie took
great pride in doing the right thing al
an times and was a good official.
william Kolb. city clerk: He was
man whose friendship ! priced, and as
he was my opponent in the last city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-19
East Chicago
Her People and Occurrences

Miss Jane McCluskey entertained the
Thursday Perdo Club last evening at her
home on Olcott avenue. In the card
games the prizes were Won by Miss
Janet McNab, first: Miss Gwendolyn
Williams. second. and Miss Ruth Nc
Cluskey. consolation. In two weeks Mrs.
c. c. Hughes viii entertain at her home
on Northcote avenue.
Mrs. NJ. J. Herman of Barring avenue
is visiting with friends in Hammond to-
day.
Mrs F l. Evans and son Hadley who
have been visiting since Christmas with
relatives in Quinceys Mich. will return
home tomorrow.
The Pinochle Club will be entertained
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
L. Faust in the Reil apartments on For
syth avenue
Mrs. Purdy was hostess yesterday
afternoon to the members Of the Thurs
day Five Hundred Club IN the card
games which were enjoyed during the
afternoon. Mrs. Frank living and Mrs
Bert Clapper carried off the prizes. A
delicious luncheon concluded the after
noon. In two weeks Mrs. George Reuss
will entertain at a 1 O'Clock luncheon
for the ladies.
Street Commissioner NJ. J. Herman
was in Chicago yesterday on business
Mr.. Carl Jensen has been confined tc
his home on 144th street for the past
two weeks on account of illness.
II yOu'fl advertise your holiday bar
gains we will get the people 10 shop
early. Now's the time to get busy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-19
HAMMOND'S FIRST
HEALTH OFFICER

Or. James Gilbert Van DeWalker. who
died this week at an advanced age, was
buried yesterday afternoon in Oak Hill
cemetery following services at the late
residence in 525 johnson street at which
the Rev CowIey OBLIGATED
DR. Van DeWalker was lawyer. ply
stefan and soldier and served without
compensation as the first health officer
in the city of Hammond under Mayor
N. NJ Towle. He was continued in Of
fice by Mayor Mott.
In the above picture the doctor is
wear the star of secretary Of the board
OF health.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-19
At the Movies
DELUXE SATURDAY.

Douglas Fairbanks. screen star ex-,
announced he adds to his past program
theatre Saturday in his latest Triangle
play. The Matrimaniac'' It is assert
ed that the agile and athletic young
man outdoes All his previous feats II
leaping. swinging. climbing and bound
ing in his newest picture; also. it IS
announced, he adsd to his pas program
by riding the rods" of a railway coach
and walking from a roof 10 telephone
pole among the wires. At the pole he
stops long enough TO get married by
wire. an oblging hneman making the
necessary connections with a minister
who is in Jail and Doug's fance. who is
locked in room in d hotel