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The evening world., 1917-02-06

Some al The recent fiohtS hare
bsca 80 bad that the fans hare 10
train for EN-.
The evening world., 1917-02-06

We don't know whether Mike Glib
bons is a great fighter or not. We
never saw him any place but in the
rinu,
The evening world., 1917-02-06

Only qink safe from the A. A. VI.
is the solitaire bug.
The evening world., 1917-02-06

when GOV. Whitman abolisnt
fighting he should Include the light
weights too,
The evening world., 1917-02-06

YOU SAID 1T.
The evening world., 1917-02-06

George Munfo@, tbs fornsr boxer. Who now
handles BhiS f,3simm9ns, the ionsen bantam.
wsight, posted a forfeit to-day with the Harlem
sporting '.ub that hs boxer vii show 10 ON Ft.
day uight w Dos brpn. Mc,oy. ne ban am tSs
baNIt4tf.
The evening world., 1917-02-06

Fra1ie Nonb lA'1rfrht CHAN .iHp lny,f 4.,
hru tss.rni,d i.am igr'.. Iafwe Il tuU,, BOO va.
,ugsiu lpt ore .,.g. il" uuA'nl, lUun am,rt
uIdor tie State lap. Ito Nae llfg-d vith 'Alam
ming ADD -stallns' IN III neisnt bout Win LlVlAs
Mitchell.
The evening world., 1917-02-06

Fight talk between tho Kaiser and
P~resident Wilson is puzzling v
pu1Illsts. So tar there amt been q
word said about gate receipts.
YEA 30.
I've hi.h coat cf food e. though, has bean
c1lsIlrrajlg reduced .r IN" ls.t iew ds.s..
No reason why Cincinnati should
win next seasons pcnnunt. A cows
tall would look funny up in front.
when It comes to CONSUMPTION of
candidates for our army. Il lot OF
patriots will shout Women and chill
dren first
YOU SAID 1T.
II n fighter can't make good with
his fists he always has his shoulder
blades to fall back on.
1hcy" are iUo IiriS Of dmdteurs-
those trhO doH't need the monev
ard Htosc Who can't act u.
We don't know whether Mike Glib
bons is a great fighter or not. We
never saw him any place but in the
ring.
When Gov. Whitman ABOLISH
fighting he should include the light
weights too.
SHAKE EN- Up.
Only qink safe from the A. A. VI.
IS the solitaire bug.
Some al The recent fiOhtS hare
bscH 50 bad that the fans hare 10
train for eat.
The evening world., 1917-02-06

ANaenn!1 man J's!d Hu,ley Of lluds,n u.uu,y
y iH'Hslu"d ia the New jercy A. ambly /.
boxing Dll sun,l,r TO the fraglyy law. This I'M,
shloh viii Ia sponsored In tho senate by senate,
Com'l,ur M,Gleunoa, viii have Us inst re.dinx 10
tho Assembly neat Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10

STORY IS
RELATED
M WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs.

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD, Dec. l0.-One small group
Of British Tommies held whole Ger
man division at bay In one twist OF
the great Cambria battle The story did
not come out IN It's whole heroic detail
until today
In the deep dry bed Of the Nord ca
nal this little group of British made
one of the finest stands In the war. As
the Germans poured into the canal the
British surged forward around a slig It
curve They hurled bombs and closed
with the enemy in a hand-to-hand
scrimmage of bayonets. bombs. sticks.
clubs and hsts The Germans were un-
able to stand the gruelling man to man
fight. They retired. The British right
on. They took two heavy howitzers
and two twenty-sevens. dragging them
back to a strategic point. The Germans
rallied and came back on the determ-
ined little British group. The Tom
mics stuck their German field pieces
down for a fat trajectory and began
firing The target OF human bodies in
the German attacking wave was too
perfect to miss
Wounded British soldiers refused to
be removed back OF the firing line and
be -ged TO be allowed TO continue. The
little band wa finally forced to retire,
but when they did go every soldier
,aade II q point TO carry an extra rife
!. help get away machine guns When
ne Germans occupied their ground
they did not find a pound of stuff left
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
THREE FIRES; GNE
H[ME IS DESTROYED
Zero Weather Causes De
structive Blazes in Ham
mond Over Sunday.

The curtain-raiser to winter which
was blown off the ice-clad north across
the lake and over Northern Indiana
.'esulted in three fires in Hammond.
The home of Mrs. Henry Tallman. a
widow living at 436 Indiana avenue
was destroyed by blaze started
when an attempt was made to thaw
ut frozen water pipes The fire
which occurred today would have
spread to adjoining buildings but for
the work of fire departments.-The loss
Is placed at s2.5eo. including furni-
ture. Assistant Chief Mil found $3.50
in gold coin IN the debris OF dresser
and turned II over TO Mrs. Tallman.
1t was practically all she saved.
Fire originating with an over
heated furnace destroyed the boiler
room of the United Boiler & Heating
company Saturday night, and Depart
ments :. 3 and 4 succeeded in saving
the remainder OF the plant. The loss
is $4,000.
Some damage was done by a fire in
the kitchen OF the Albert Ross home
Mt 800 Plummer avenue yesterday. due
to an over-heated stove
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
COUNCIL
GIVES 50
DEGREE

Hammond council. No. so, r. & S. NJ.
celebrated their semi reunion at
the Masonic temple on Saturday after
noon and evening. Dec. s. The first two
degrees were conferred in the afternoon
and the super-excellent was given in tho
evening.
Thirty men were used in the presenta-
tion of this degree which is the most
elaborate in the rite. and the following
candidates were enthusiastic over the
beautiful work which can only be Sc
cured in Lake county at Hammond: c.
n Gragg. Fl. l. Baughman, T. l.. Hunt.
I. G. Mansfield. E. A. Pulver, V. K Rob-
erts. c. M. Sanders. G. r. Sherard. +.
w. Strickland. all from Lowell; r. B.
Bradford and Z. ". Kobelin of Crown
Point; y. A. Emerson and VIM. Rought
of Whiting; ". J. AIcRae and ]. r. And
rows Of East Chicago; r. H Nellie. r.
o. Winckler, J. A. Miller, g. r. Green
wald Jr., d. Nichols c. Fl. Sylvester.
H. Peterson. R. Loveridge, John B. Doll
w Hunt and c. II. Stewart of Hammond.
The ladies OF the Eastern Star served
a s o'clock dinner that was greatly en-
joyed and Willis r. Ford. Hlustrious
master and VIM. NJ. O'Brien. past mas
ter of the council. received many complI-
ments for the splendid arrangements
and exempliflcation OF the work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
ANARCHY IS REPORTED.
~ RALPH h. TURNER

United Press star Correspondent
TOXIC, Dec. 0.-Vladivostok
Russia's principal Asiatic port AMI
gateway for the trans -SiberiaH
railway with Amur province have
both declared their independence,
according to reports received here
today. A provisional government
has been established.
Loss of this port to the Boil
sheviki or to any other Russian
faction not representative of the
whole nation is serious one to the
allies because of the vast quaint
ties of supplies and munitions stor-
ed there.
Anarchy is reported throughout
this part of Asiatic Russia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
THURSDAY
MIDNIGHT
ALL OVER
Training Camps in Sun
kissed Texas Where They
Are Still Playing Base
ball Look Good to Young
Men Now Who Are En-
listing by Dozens.
Some OF these days.
And it won't be long.
They'll call your name,
And you'll be gone.

The last mile post has been PASSED
and the hnal squirt is on in the enlist
alent DERBY. over hundred viii ioaVe
cary this week. as many go from East
chicago. Indiana Harbor and Whiting
snde one hundred and twenty-three are
ready to depart from Hammond. In
he Hammond honor roll are boys from
crown Point. Lowell and Hammond.
And more are joining hourly.
BY Thursday midnight-the last hour
volunteers between the ages of = and
81 can be sent away-LaKe county will
give 500 men TO the service.
oEe, Tor The Balmy south"
New recruits hugged the stove in the
office OF Sergeant Welch at Hammond
this morning and yearned for the warm
Texas sun and the baimy gulf breezes
All the training camps they are soon to
see Me for the south" declared a
new arrival with half-frozen ears and
stir fingers. Il understand they are
nla wing baseball in Texas now.
THAT explains why majority OF the
mon are enlisting in the aviation corps
The training camps for that branch or
he service are in the southern part OF
Texas and the recruits will be trained
there throughout the winter. The serv-
ice looks mighty good now that the be-
low zero weather makes life burden
UP north
Tom Croak and Tom Tague. the
latter a boxer. are among the rhlr-
~ Young men who enlisted this fore
noon. The enlistment fever is spread
ing 50 rapidly in Hammond that there
is no telling where il will stop. The
young men who have 20 atoms in civil
life are seeing that It IS to their ad-
vantage to pursue them in the army
The pro-Gernian stories that enlistment
Of men of draft age will not stop the
ftfteenth and that all branches Of the
service are not open have been put
down for the Infamous lies they are
Now is the opportune time. The Good
old L. S. A IS making its last appeal
for volunteers Of men q to q. And
r.ske county is doing its part nobly
viii, no thought of the sacrifice 1t
will 90 down in history for the glorious
part it has played.
How would You Look In Uniform:
The schedule for departure Of Ham
mond men follows:
Today. q.
Tuesday 20.
wednesday. y.
ThursdayS 81.
The names Of the thirty young men
Continued on page twoO
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
tx ( 'E(llAa D !
JERUSALEM
IS CAPTURED
tsy United Press caSlesram.)

LONDON, Dec. 10.-Jerusalem
has fallen. Capture OF the Holy
City. Christianity's most holy spot,
by the British expeditionary
forces under General Allcnby was
announced here today.
Bonar Law. chancellor OF the ex-
chequer, made the announcement in the
house OF commons late today
The news spread qpiclSly throu ghout
London 1t was heralded as a good
omen. The most cherished Christmas
gift which could be given 10 the world
of democracy and the host Aghting for
Christmas justice and peace and free
dom IL this gift or the holy city TO the
world Of Christians again after having
been held by the infidel hordes for four
centuries.
Two bodies OF British troops. Bonar
Law said. surrounded the city and cut
it Off from the Turkish general lines OF
communication. The city then sur
rendered.
Bonar Law said that on Saturday the
British attacked the Turkish lines south
west and northwest of the city and
drove the enemy from these positions.
General Allenby viii make hts formal
entrance into the city tomorrow.
The capture Of Jerusalem brings the
holy city under Christian control again
for the irst time in 401 years. During
all that time il has been under the sway
of the Turks.
Since the founding of the ancient city
about l4O0 3. G., it has been fought
over. captured, razed. rebuilt under fire
aad-.the. spoilsa.ef a--dezenr armies in
wars and struggles dating 1000 c.
down 70 the crusades Of the eleventh
century.
British armies began their sweep UP
the valley of Palestine from the Suez
Canal early last spring. Almost IN
noticed and overshadowed by the terrific
conflict on the west front first General
Murray and later General Allenby push
ed steadily upward against the Turks.
Jerusslem's fate was sealed when this
British expeditlonary force on Nov.
captured GAIA. Immediately after tax
ing the ancient city OF Beersheba. Gen.
Allenby sent his forces rapidly north
and a fortnight later they took Jaffa.
the old city Of Joppa and seaports to
Jerusalem.
Bethlehem, where the Savior was
born, lies scant six miles due north of
Jerusalem, and is presumably also now
in British hands.
Jerusalem's fan Will be a tremendous
blow to Turkish morale. according to
belief here today. Loss of this shrine of
Christendom. possession of which has
been the boast Of Moslems for centuries,
will have far-reaching effect through
out Turkey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
HANDSOME
F|RE-FIGHTER
IS COMING

The John D. Smalley administration
VIII soon have an opportunity 70 dis
play one OF its last improvements for
the city Of Hammond
The new 1926 White motor COM
bination hose and pumper VIII arrive
before the first Of the year and q
demonstration VIII be made Ia charge
OF A. H Gibbons. Chicago salesman.
The fire truck is the last word in
efficiency. 1t is four-ton truck and
carries $500 feet OF hose and over SEQ
gallons OF water. The pumper Will
throw water on top OF any building
IN the city and can draw water from
u water main or river. 1t is made BY
the White Motor Car company. Cleve-
land O.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
HALIFAX
GERMANS
ARRESTED
fRy United Press.l

HALIFAX. Dec. 10.-All German citi-
zens of Halifax are being arrested to-
day. They were ordered taken into Gus
today regardless Of sex. Seven men
and one woman had been arrested up
to a late hour last night and others are
being rounded up as rapidly as possi-
BILE.
The surviving Officers and crews OF
the steamers which collided have been
ordered arrested. also.
ReScuers were working in a down
pour of rain today and every Indication
is that the death toll may be increased
over the estimate Of 1000 rather than
decreased.
The dominion government has appro-
rriated 100000 for Immediate relief
work.
Bodies have been brought to the gen
eraI morgue in blocks of so and 100 at
a time. Some are being gradually
identified.
The city is practically under martial
Law.
Relief units from Massachusetts and
Maine which have arrived have been
assigned quarters and are working
heroically.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
WHITING MAN
PASSES AWAY
fEueciai to The Times.

WHITING. IND. Dec lo.-Henry
William Bsder. age 81 years. passef
away at the home OF hi- daughter.
Mrs. Edward Langhor. 1912 Myrtle
avenue. on Saturday afternoon at D.
~ nfter ar exte~@@@ iN-es~ from
bronchitis. In ~ -f.'on 70 MIS-.
E.erwhor he ts al~n survived by son
I'D another d-uShte-. Mrs. AlonSo
Marts all of Robertsdale.
The funeral will DO held tomorrow
afternoon at 1880 p. m. under the di-
rection OF Undertaken Heydar where
services will be preached by Rev.
Flatz OF the Evangelical church &c the
home OF the deceased. l3i2 Myrtle
avenue. Intermept vii be at Oakhin
cemetery. Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
FIFE IS GOING TO
FIGHT FOR AMERICA
Married Men With Families
Are Beginning to Enlist
in Hammond.

Men with appropriate names are now
entering the service. George w. Fite,
1i9s Van Buren street, and an insurance
man with offices in the Hammond build
ing. has enlisted in the aviation corps
and leaves tomorrow for San Antonio.
Fite turned down a $3.50 month job as
district manager for an insurance COM
pany in the northwest territory in order
to fight for the Grand Old Flag. He
has q family and IS one Of the first
of the married men with children to go.
Fite was one OF the organizers and Of
ncials OF the Acme Realty & Underwrit-
ing Company.
trwo other married men enlisted to-
day. They are LaGraff Green, son of
Judge Frank Green. and ono of the
hammond football team. The other is
Benjamin James.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
tsy United Press CabIeyrara.)
RUSSIA IN BAD SHAPE.

LONDON, Dec. 10.-The be.
sheviki are gaining control of to-
Siberian railway and are likely -
reach Harbin, according TO woid
reaching here today.
Control of Harbin and the tran
Siberian railway system woui-
open the vast resources of MAJ
churia and Siberia to German in
fuence in the event of separate
peace.
Hope of ironing out the Russian
situation in London's view rested
uponi success of the revolt raised
by General Kaledines and Korni-
loft, officially reported in a procIa-
nation OF the BoIsheviki.
Every indication was that the
Bolsheviki are making last des-
perate effort to jam through the:l
peace with Germany before beic.
,Yerthrown.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
By JOSEPH sHAPLEH

(United Press StaR Correspondents }
HAPASANDA, Dec, 1o-The Roi-
shevikt are ready TO agree to cosn-
tton government, according TO word
brought from Petrograd by courier to-
day
Returns from the Russia wide cleo
tton showed the Trotzky-Lenine govern
ment that they had been overwhelming
ly rejected by the Russian people at
large. Their majortties in Petrograd
and other large cities wers completely
reversed in the rural communities.
Faced with this knowledge the Hol-
sheviki had agreed TO submit 20 the au-
thori.y OF a central committee of work
men and soldiers and farmers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
Latest
Bulletins
Bx ED L. KEEN

UNITED Press SSan Correspondent
LONDON, Dec. lo.-Premier Lloyd
George viii respond to the recently In
creastng popular demand for q clear
explicit definition and an up-to-dats
eluciGaticn on war aims.
There is every reason to believe he
VIII mako such a statement within the
next few days. It may come in the
commons wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
WAR SITUATION REGARDED A. CRITICAL
LAKE co. SENDS FIVE HUNDRED MEN THIS WEEK
APPROVE WILSON'S
WAR STAND

Hammond. Ind, Dec. 10.
Editor TINES
The following telegram was
sent by Bohemians in Ham
mond:
President Woodrow Wilson,
Washington, D. c.
Hammond. Ind. branch of
Bohemian National Alliance ap-
proves with enthusiasm decla-
ration of war against Austria.
We congratulate you on your
VIGOROUS stand and promise
you our absolute loyalty.
FERDINAND VALKOUN.
WOLF PETEREK.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
FC-JR SUITS FILED.

vALP RAIS IND. Dec. Io.-Four
suits from Lake county were a.ed on
a change of venue In tho office OF the
county clerk They were: Peter Har-
alovich vs. National Creation Society
OF L. S. A.. for q Judgment of $3.50:
Henry .1orner Co. Va. Steve Nagn, a
Judgment suit for s2os.is; Reid, Muir
dock company ys. TuYlik r. La-gura,
John Rosa and Angelo LarEurs, and
the Citizens Trust and Savings Bank
IS Thomas O'ConneI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10

Traffic demoralized. construction
halted. schools closed, telephone wires
down with the suffering OF thousands
OF people Is the result of the first cold
snap IN Calumet region
And the'forecast reads colder"
Railroads are from one hour to ten
hours behind schedule and one, the
Nickel Plate. running through HAM
inond. had partially abandoned services
this morning. Tracks are said to be
snow-bound down state. beyond La
fayette causing delay on the Nonon
lines. Gary street car service was slow
getting started. Little trouble was evi-
denced in Hammond although the
schedule was behind time IN the south
err part OF the city early this morning
on account of a fire.
it is estimated that nearly loco
men are thrown out of work IN the
region on account of the extreme cold
TWO Hammond schools were forced TO
close this morning on account Of lack
OF heat. Central school was not ade-
quately heated. Pipes bursting in the
Columbus school caused delay there.
About 200 children suzere-fssp from their
studies. The trouble. however is only
temporary and classes are expected to-
morrow.
Long distance wires are causing most
OF the telephone company's trouble Lit
tie trouble was noticed in local service,
1t was asserted from the wire chiefs
office. The cold contracts the copper
wires and breaks them.
Poor Are Suffering.
Thousands OF poor people are suf-
fering from the cold. The Salvation
army is helping hundreds OF families.
as are the aid associations but there is
a great deal more charity work than can
be done. Coal is rather scarce. and with
food prices rising the poor are finding
il hard TO make ends meet.
Re e. "Good Fellow"
Be a Good Fellow" this Christmas.
IS the slogan being promulgated. The
Salvation army is preparing TO send
big Christmas baskets TO the poor and
they ask the aid OF the public fnan-
cially. Food and clothes will be ac-
cepted gladly.
As usual churches Will observe Christ
mast by aiding the poor as will diff
ferent societies and clubs.
Ten Below the Coolest.
Thermometers on the outskirts OF the
cities are said to have registered 10
below early this morning. The weather
kept the fluid we'll under below all
day yesterday. Pipes bursted, houses
were shut up except one or two rooms
and few people ventured out on pleasure
bent over Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
(By United Press.1

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1o.-The sea
had apparently given up today the last
Of the rescued from the terpedoed de-
stroycr Jacob Jones, leaving the death
toll at 65 officers and men ana one
captured by the attacking submarine.
Rescue lists indicated that A oficors
and men had been brought ashore
safely.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
Finance a Fighter
Is Indiana Slogan

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Dec. 10
Finance a fighter" Is a new slogan
adopted here. Medical men have
agreed TO treat free of charge to cure
physical imperfections in men rejected
in the draft The sisters OF St An
thongs hospital VIII furnish hospital
attention at cost. to be paid by patri-
otic citizens.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
TRAFFIC
HARD HIT
BY WEATHER
REGIONAL SUB
ZERO DEATH TOLL
AND ACCIDENTS
workman killed at Gary.

workman killed at Gary.
Seven drowned when ship goes
down in Lake Michigan Of Ham
mond.
Minis bad nres at East Chicago.
oae Hammond minor factory de-
skroyed. I
Frozen pipes delay work in Calu-
met region steel mills.
Fuel famine causes much surer-
ing.
Blaze at hobart causes call for
help 20 be sent 20 Gary.
Many hrss st Gary, 10 families
driven into street by one blaze
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
(sy United Press cablegra.n.)

PETRoGRAD, Dec. 1o.--The execu-
tive committee of the peasants council
today issued a manifesto repudiattng an
arnitsttce with Germany and strongly
appealing to the people against the
BoisheviA and against separate peace
with Germany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
tsy United Press.)

ROME, Dec. 1O--Teutonic troops
were driven In fisht out of the whole
CaponIO positions on the Lower PlaVe
river end that point recaptured by
Italian troops, todcy's official state
ncut asserted.
The Italians achieved their victory
early last night. Numerous enemy
support lines were seen In hssty flight.
The enemy suffered severe losses In
killed end tbfrty-nve prisoners were
taken.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
----------------------
THE LAST DAY.
(By United Press.)

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10-Today is
the last day that draft registrants can
enlist IN the regular army without
certificate from the Local board enbrac-
ing a waiver OF depend ncy claims.
The navy and marine corps. however.
Will remain open to them If they can
show that thew will not be among The
first 100 or $50 men to be certified by
each local board in the next draft.
Registrants who seek 10 enter the
service as array field clerks or commits
stoned officers must also obtain pern1is-
sion from their local board.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
(By United Press cablegram. !,

LONDON, Dec. 1o.-Two German
raids driven on was all Haig has to re-
port from the British front today.
Southwest of LaEassee one OF the GER
man raids was driven back before it
reached the British lines. at Klein
nlebeke another raiding party was re-
ported.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
BAKER
ISSUES 4
WARNING
Conditions in Russia Meaao3
to Allies. Germans at
High Wafer Marx.
BULLETIN
fBy United rresE0

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1o.-In start
insly frank fashion Secretary Baker
weekly war summary warned the M
tion not to minimize the danger Of rhe
newly massed Teuton hordes on .as
west front.
The statement amounted TO notice
that with the added forces Gesnaaay has
Drawn from the east front she cons4t-
utes a graver danger than at anv ti-.e
In the last two and a half gears.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10

PARIS, Dec 1o-violent artanery1ng
on the right bank of the n1euse at
Chanhrettes and in Aisace was report
ed in today's Official statement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-12-10
Trs-r- vo- ourO

Charles Schonert. city engineer. left
for Columbus. o.. today where he viii
Joint the engineer corps. Schonert was
a member of Engineer Lyons staff for
six years