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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
Slutiac 3niammcaitSNc.

Sn G5ino 6oben iie iid 8ugctragen.
StroBcnfdupfe in Gbeng Eu
5piiden 8uei 6aftionen. Sic
Stimmlrug fir Den ariee geeen
0cldialono in China onecbIib
i'm s9oohien.
Gbeng z H. G6inn, %. 9lpril.-
3uiideu ben S5ee.d5icn unO gun.
nan.Srnppen 1T cs 81 ihlinmen
StroBentdmpfen gefomnicu ais Sol.
ge ocr &eibing 5miiAen ben 6eioen
&orteien oie ieit GinmoriA Der Dun-
nan Sneitfrdfte in G6eng.Gu i'm
Qlpril itctig 5una6m Die oirefte llr-
iuhe ocs glus6ruds NOR Gin @eriu1
0es W}ilit1rgouoerneurs bon S3e.
huen Der eiu DuHnaneie lit oie
@robin3ialtruppen auf5ul0ien mo
feline 9e6crricbung oer 8rooiu8 ST
itdrfen.
Sic Sample begannen am Nlitt-
nod g(6eno mro ipuroeu oen nddiien
Gag nno gl6eno fortgeiebt gieIe
Sdnier muroen nieoerge6rannt uno
beioe @arteien erridteteu Srdben
uno garrifooen. Ger britiide, iran-
50iiide lno iapdniide Gonfl 6aben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
3luei dmcrifaniIdJc 1licocr ucrmift


A5oriS, 90. glpriI ~ 6ergeont
&iainn 0uoah elmer Der glnerfo.
ncr i'm fron50liihen SSlieger- Corps,
mirO ais oernliBt gemeIoet. 2ieiltc-
nont g8illium Gait iogt man befiir6-
tet, Dab Sergeant Gugon elmer Der
5mei 6lieeer mar mel6e mm bel
einem Sample ii6er Oen oeuti9en
2inien o6itiir5cn iob. Or. @omuno
@roB 9loubt n6er nn oie @l0gli6feit,
ooB 0ugon bieaeidt in ocn britii6en
9inicn lonOete o0cr eefangen 9enoni-
men puroe
Gugon mar 81 Sabre alt. in got.
dogue, 8. S. geboren lebte abet
ipdter in &o6eiter. @r mar ais be.
ion0ers geididtcr 6Iieger befonnt.
Gin Correspondent Scr nglIlociir.
ten 9}reiie~ iNreibt bonn groBeu
Smtptquortier Der britii6en 9(rmec
an Der g8eitfront, 6oB aud Der ome.
rifonii6e 5lieger- Sergeont SomeS
g. MacGonnea bon Ger ga 6opettc
Sqlooriaa no6 eincm 2uftfompie
ni6t mebr 8liriidfe6rte. Scr Gorre.
iponoent erp6bnt bei oicicr @elegcn.
belt Die erfoIereic6e SbGtigfeit oes
amcrifoniidben @ei6moocrs, pcl6eS
minoeitens 80 feinolibe Moicbinen
unidGOlib madte. 0ie @1itglieoer
oes @eitmooers biIoen formli6 ei.
men Glub ino Oeriel6e lit aud ais
Der ngeflil9clte Glu6~ bcfonnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
}rn9tIoS
Scr nCne grOBr Srilcn-
SSOritOk.
NncbSln0abe 6es 6emticbem
WeneralItabe.

Die 9lngreifer nnlbten onseblib ibre
oerae0liden 9eni6unsen ouf ser
glrros 6ront nit idmercn Opfcrlt
bc8o6lcn. 9(rtiaerie. .0ueae i'm
9tisue 9e5irf mo in Der Gbam-
poenc. Qclitider @cgcn.gln-
oriff bel Gems crfolgreiA.
@crlin Dio 2onoon 23. 9lpriI.
- Gie ncue britiid5e Gficniioe bat
oneebIid feinen Grfolg gebobt. 50
berir6tet Der ocutibe @cncralitob in
Der beute 9(beno bon ibm erloiicnen
amtliden @tittbeiluno 0ieielbe folgt:
ugluf oem 9lrros Shlacbtiel0e ia.
ben Die gritcn cinen neuen groBclt
@oritoB rntcrnommen; oerielbe 6rad
ieood erfolglos atiammen mo foitete
Dem 8eino idmcre pier.
SIN Der qlisne uno in Ger 9boni-
pogne mar oos 9(rtiGerie 6euer nit
llntcrbredungen Elm iebr beftiges.
9erlin, Uia 9on0on. %. Aprll.
Ter 6elte g}admittag pom oelit-
iben @enerolita6 nnsgege6ene amt
li6e 8eridt bat iolgenoen @ortlart.
nSn Der @eeeno 3piiben Coos
imo Der glrras-Gombroi- -9a6nlinie
onuertc oie glrtiQerie.C6dtigfeit &C.
itcrn in lebbaiter g8eiic tort.
gloromciilid BON Gems Iino britt
ibe 2l6t6eilrugcn III inierc 5diiben.
grd6en Ser etiten 9irie aii elmer
8ront bon 500 gar0s eingeorimgen;
Iie prroen ieoot our6 cinen @egen.
ongriif 5ilriidgetrieben g96breno
Der g}a6t blieb 6oS 6elier icbr IN
teniiD.
Sellte Nloraen in aIler 5rii6e be-
ganuen nad 6eitigem EronmeIieuer
oie SniantericsScie6te bon g5euew
auf elmer 6reiten 5rout.
Gntlong ser 9lisne nabm bonn
9lodnlittag an 0as gtrtiGerie-6eu
eireu le66aitcrcn Gbarafter on.
Sanoaranoten.@cfed]tc ipielten ii6
am G6cluiu Oes Games-grgriiden
al. Sin 9(ngriff itarfcr fran36fii@er
9rippenmanen noroweili6 bon
@ile.au 9ois. 1T suiommengcbro-
ben ino trug Dem 5einoc icbuere
@erluite ein Sn ser @egeno 5mii1cn
4rosneS un0 oem Suippes 1icfIdnoe
iudte Der 6eino Oergeblib oor5uorin-
gen.
lSir uiteruabn1en einen lleberfaa
am Wlont Saut iiiopeitlib BON @lo.
ronOiQers lm0 iiioli6 bon ct. Ntorie-
a-@D, uno madten mcbr ais 80 Sc.
fongene.
9hif ser 6ront ocS Scr3ogs III.
bredt BON g9iirttcm6erg bat ii@
nidts 9leucs bon @eocutmg abae-
ipieIt.
llniere 6liegcr iebten bier feino-
lide 6efel6aaons in 9rano uno boI.
ten If QleropIane in 2uitgefe6ten
berunter. Gas 1luqqeihma0er 0eS
@arons BON 9fidt6oien BAT iomeit
100 feinOli6e gleropIane 8itr Strede
aebradt.
&uiiiiGe 6ront II Der 5eino rib-
tete eeiiern Elm iebr iutcniipes 9lrtiI.
lerie-5euer aegen lniere 9inien. g9ir
eriuioerten oos 6euer in ener9ii6er
@eie.
9ns 9ereeltunsSmaBnabme fir
Den gIngriif ruiiii6er, 5lieeer in Ger
gldbe bon 2iOa 6aben mir 9uftan-
griiie alf N}olooedno uno Sure3,
noroweitlid bc3w iiioweitIib bon
Dlinsf, ulternomnlen.
.OlaceooniiAe Sront. @ulgari.
lbe 1rlppen bo6en eincn 9lngriff
britiider Streitfrdfte iiiOweitlid BON
Gee Coiran a60eidlagen.
gilutiae 2uIaunmcnif1gie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
9oucrn ~ G6Ien So5io-
liiten.

2on0on, %. 9lpril. - Cine @e-
ters6urger Gepeide beioet, 0oB Die
9oueru bon Sorotom, einem @olga-
Commencement, ale io5ial-reoolutio-
niitiibcn GQnOiooten in Oos 9iItrift-
Semihuo gewG6lt baben. Gin Gon-
greB Der 9ouern nobm cine &eiohl-
tion an peldc iiA Oobin ausipriht,
ooB Der @runObeIis al oQe Dertbeilt
iperOen ioll, inter Der 9eoinglmg,
OoB ieOer, Scr einen S6eil ii6er-
nimmt, Oeniel6en perionIib 6eorbei.
tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24

gI6OnnCntcn, bic ben ySrutidcn Gurrcs
iponocnten" nidjt piinttlid D0er nnregcl.
mahig erbaltcn, iiHO Gcbetcn, ner Office
fnuon per gclcpbOu uocr iMriftlidI Wdts
thcilnHg So HadeW,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
g(r6eitcr. un0 SoIoaten.
&at6 cine Art Sppoii-
tion ge9en sic 81 c.
QtcrunQ.

Petersburg bio 2onOon, 90.
9lpriI. @} 8ibeiOie. ser %r1iioent
ocs Gelegoten.Gat6s ser 9lrbcitcr
un0 Soloaten proteItirte geIteru in
elmer &eOe gegen Die 9luSlegung, OoB
Der Got6 cine 0}adt-9e6orOe oltf.
ite1c, pelde nit ocr 9lutoritGt oer
propiloriiden 0iegierung in Gonflift
ite6e. @r iaet, eS ici einfob Elm San
cine 3iigeluug ser &olitif ser &e
eierrng d6nlidb ser 9eeintrd6tigunJ
ieitens elmer Sppoiitionsportei mel-
die inter elmer 0emofratii6en Ser
faiiimg Itets not6wenoig iei. Seine
Semerflineen purOen nit toienoem
9eifall begriiBt.
9feorgoniiotion oes . dull
peiens berlougt.
Sin groBer 9ongreB ser 9e6rer
bon San0iduIen in gon5 9fuBlono
bat bier ioebeu ieine Sogrng been.
oct Gs puroe cine 9leioIution am
genonmen, pelbe einc bollitdnOiee
9ieorgoniiirung Oes Sdulpeiens oeS
Sonoes im6 oes SDitcms oes GlS.
mentor.llnterridtes oerlanet. \
Crit muB oas 9ieG erreid t
iein.
9lm itcrOom bio 2onOon, 90.
9lpril. @inc 6ol6amtlide 6uGgori-
ide @litt6eilung, pel6e 6ier6erge
loitgte imo iiG ouf 0as on 10. 9lpril
erlaiienc Ytoniieit ser riliiiiden pro-
Diioriiden &egicrlng be5ie6t, iaet:
Sic bulgariidbe Negierilng lit ltets
bercit, Shrittc 81 ilntcritiibeu weldc
6erebnct iinO, oen 5rieoen 5u brin-
gen. 2lnOcrerieits o6cr lit Iie NIT
i6ren Ger6iinOeten felt entidloiicn,
oen &rieg bis 81 cipem @noe fort5u-
fii6ren, oos @ulgorien bic boIlItdr-
oige &ercini9rng aller ieiner gotio-
nolitdten gorontirt.
5rie0cnS Gonfercn5 Ser
So3ioIilten.
Stod6olm %. 9lpril. Ger
IS. 0}oi lit ols Der Ga9 beitimmt
morOcn en- pelden bic So5ioliiten
aaer friegfii6renoer 20nOer ibre6ric-
oensconferen5 beginner. Gie 6icii-
ecn io5ioliitiiden 8ii6rer 9oben 0ies
bellte befnnnt, o6er Die gtonen Ser
G6cilncbmer on Scr Gonieren5 mlr-
Den nidt 6cfannt ge9c6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
so8ioliItcn in oos Scnlinr2.

@oi6ingtpn %. 9lpril. ~
@eitere crninterntc N}itt6cihungcn
ans 9inBlan0 traicn beilte in @eitclt
ciuer Gcpei6e al Oos Stants 0epor.
teneut Gin Oie ii6cr oen GinfhlB
6onOeltcn zen &rdiiOenten @ilion'5
aric9Sbotidnit unO oie GrfldrmJ
6anoeltcll DAB 9fuBlonO inter ser
neuen oemofratiidjen proOiioriiben
&egierlng c6cniopenig oen aries
dutgc6en 6il woIlcn idcint, o6uc ietl
3ielt crrcidt 5u ba6en, ais Die Ser.
Staatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
gur0Daltrn.
Ser @Oriab NrS ncuCn
&uklauOs.
Iarb SeriDtem an Ons
=Sepnrtemcnt.

GuBlono miro c6citio weuig wic ole
Ser. .staotcn oen aricg oufgebcn,
e0e ooS 8iel erreidt 1T. @rd-
iiocnt @ilion's sotihoft bat in
9iuBloaO mdatigcn einOrud 6er-
boroeruicn. @ouern md9Icn
Sn8ioIilcn in 0ns Scmlhra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24

ScutIdcr geIcrOc-Sffi5icr berbaftct.
%ittSbur9b. Bo., 90. 9(pril.
~ 9lrt6ur aubn Elm 0}oiAinen-
Ec6nifer, ipurOe beutc bon 9leenten
ses Sulti5. .0eportements berboftet
lnO fir Die 0ouer 6es Grieges in
oos@eiGneniB bon 9lGegben1.G Gountb
in @epo6riom genontmen. glo6
glusioee ser 8eomten, ole aubn'S
gSobnlng in einem borncbmenStoot-
tbcil ourbiudbten 1T 6erielbe Diff
5er Der oeutiden g(rmee un0 I'M 9e-
iibe pertbboIler militGriifer Snfor-
nation sic fi6 ouf feline aenntniB
in Der SeriteIlung bon @gploIibitof-
fen in oieiem Giltrift fifteen. Inter
ieinen %apieren befono lib cine 9[n-
5obI in ocutihcr Sprobc ocic6ricbe-
uer 9ofumeute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-24
NIaMIid
GntkOmmen.
Amerifanii 6erSambfCr
Oeall6em 9rcjdBer.
0tmf fi,nf S9teilen an braii.
lianiirber Siiite DerfUlBt.

Die critic 9Sac6ridt Don Dem 0euti6cn
aaperi4iff ,secuOlcr" felt &c.
ropmcr 8eit. aupitdn Ocs
anicrifaniiacu 9@iffrS briu0t
iie. 9cd5 9lmerifoner babcn
fnoppeS @ntfomnen bel Scrien
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
sH4a-+-=-
OBITUARY

Mary Brown Fisher Was born in
Schenectady county state of New York.
October es 1887. and came to Lake
county. Indiana, with her parents when
she was only two wears old She lived
on the home farm at South East Grove
until she was married TO Thomas Fisher
in the year 1851 10 children We're
born 10 this union. After living on a
farm for few years Mr. and Mrs.
Fisher moved TO Crown Point where
they made their home until Mr.. Fishers
death fourteen years ago. Mrs. Fisher
continued to reside at their home on
Court street up to this time. she was
the oldest Of five children Two broth
ers. John and william B. Brown sur
vive her.
She was visiting with her niece Mrs
Pearl Agnew. when taken sick about
ten dasy ago. and passed away on last
Saturday morning and was buried Mon
DAY. she was a member of the Pres
byterian church and an ardent worker
IN all things pertaining to the upbuild-
ing and success OF the church She
was loved and respected by all who
knew her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
EASY To DARKEN
YOUR CRAY HAIR
You Can Bring Back Color
and Lustre with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.

When You darken your hair with sage
Tea and sulphur. no one can tell. be
cause it's done SO naturally. so events.
Preparing this mixture, though. at home
IFS inussE and troublesome. For 80 cents
GA can bus = 1 any drug store tho addi-
tion Of other ingredients, called wy
eths Sage and sulphur Compound
You just dampen a sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your hair.
taking one small strand at time. BY
morning all gray hair disa ppears. and
after another application or two. your
hair becomes beautifully darkened
glossy and luxuriant.
Gray faded hair. though no disgrace
is sign o fold age and as VIC All de-
sire a youthful and attractive appear
ance. set busy at once with Wyeth :
Sage ana sulphur Compound and lock
wears younger This ready-to-use
preparation is a delightful toilet reauis-
tie and not medicine. II is not intend
ed for The cure. mitigation or proven
ton OF disease.-Adv-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
MRS. NIELSEN is HOSTESS.

Mrs W. ]. Atelser opened her home
in Ada street to the Deborah Society for
an all DAY session yesterday. A twelve
O'Clock dinner was served after which
the members assembled 70 listen to a
very interesting talk on The Hammond
Plan" by C. &. kirkpa trick of the Inter-
national Harvester Company. 4 social
hour followed when program was
rendered on the Victrola. Mrs. W ..
beaverton acted as toastmistress at the
dinner and a token or appreciation
from the society presented Mrs. Meiser
who is serving her second term as pres
ident with three pretty pieces of cut
glass. At the buiness meeting plans
were discussed for the coming bazaar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
WORkMEh QUARREL;
ONE IN HOSPITAL,
OTHER IN CELL

Frank Batussk didn't smile when he
called Mike Caminski that name.
SO Mike retored with blow over the
head. using a window washing brush
as a weapon.
This happened al O'Clock yesterday
afternoon In the street car barns at
Gostin street where Frank and Mike
were employed as laborers Mike
spent today in the city jail waiting for
Frank to regain consciousness at St
Maraarets hospital. 1t is said Batu-
stalk has . fractured skull and his con-
dition is serious.
After Mike had assaulted Frank he
ran away from the car barns, pursu-
ell by Toney, a brother Of the injured
man Mike went home and dressed
UP lin his best clothes and strolled to-
wards town lie was arrested on a
charge or felonious assault and said
he had no intention of inflictins per
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
0RRINE FOR
DRINKING MEN

We are in earnest when we ask you
To give Ofrine a trial. You have moth
ing to risk and everything to gain. for
your money will be returned II after a
trial you fail to get results from Or
rinc. This offer gives the wives and
mothers of those who drink to excess an
opportunity to try the Orrine treat
mont 1t is a very simple treatment,
can be given in the home secretly.
without publicity or loss Of time from
business.
Orrine is prepared in two forms No
!. secret treatment; Orrine 40 . the
voluntary treatment Costs only sloo
box. Ask us for booklet Lion store
Pharmacy kaufman e. volf). 500 Hob
man street. Hammond. Ind-AdN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
DON'T LET WIFE
DIE OF LOcKJAW
Warn her against cutting
corns because they can
be lifted out.

Women wear high heels which buckle
up their toes and they suffer terribly
from corns Women then proceed 10
trim these pests, seeking relief but
they hardly realize the terrible danger
from infection. says a Cincinnati au-
thority.
Corus can easily be lifted out with
the fingers if you wilIs get from any
drug store quarter of an ounce Of
drug called freezone. This * sufficient
to remove every hard or soft corn pr
callus from one's feet. You simply ar
ply a few drops directl >gpon the teuder.
aching corn The soreness is relieved
a once and soon the entire corn. rect
and ell. lifts out without pain.
Thsi is sticky substance which
dries in moment. 1t just shrivels up
tho corn without inlaming or even irrf-
tsting the surrounding tissue or SKIN.
Cut this out and pin on your wife
dresser Alv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
COMING EVENTS.

Mrs s. 4 Bell will be hostess 10 the
Alpha Phi Club a her home in South
Holman street Friday afternoon a two
o'clock.
The Oak Leaf Embroidery Club viii
be entertained by Mrs J. r. Wolf at
her home in East State street Friday
afternoon.
This weeks meeting Of the Friday
Afternoon Club will he held with Mrs.
Bernard Graves of Waltham street
Mrs. T. Rensehop. assisted nv Mrs.
Yochem, viii entertain the members %
the Anicitia Club Friday afternoon at
her home. 279 Sheffield avenue.
The Kings Daughters will he enter
tanned by Mrs. John NJ. Stinson at her
home. 81 Waltham street. Friday after
noon
The regular Friday afternoon card
party Of the Woman's Loyal Circle will
be held tomorrow at the Moose hall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
B EAUTY DO CT @ R
TELLS SECRET
Detroit Beauty Doctor Gives Simple
Recipe 70 Darken Gray Hair and
Make It Soft and Glossy.

Miss Alice Whitney. well-known
beauty doctor of Detroit, Mich. recently
gave out the following statement.
Anyone can prepare simple mixture
at home. at very little cost. that will
darken gray hair. and make ii soft ana
glosy. To a half pint of water add
OF. OF bay rum. small box of Barbo
Compound and 4 OF. Of glyeerine These
ingredients can he bought a amy drug
store at Very little Cost Apply to the
hair twice = week until the desired
shade is obtained. This viii make
gray-haired person look twenty years
younger. 1t is not sticky or greasy and
does not rub off-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
.Constipated?
Try 'LAX-OLA'
The New Wonder Worker

Here. At last. is the Preparation you
Ions have waited fora tonic-laXatiTe
which really assists Nature. instead Of
anita EonizinE her. One which gives
more than mere temporary reief-Rnd
which does not encourage the laxative
ha bit.
LAS-OIsA acts SO easily. gently. there
is never the least pain or discomfort
No naUsea-uo upsetting Of stomach
no injury 10 the intestinal lining. In
stead Of weakening. 81 siren gtheos
drives away that depression. makes EoU
fee Ike new being from head to toes
LAN-OIsA is without question the
most natural. most effective and safes
remedy for costiNencss. and associate
troubles, yet produced by medical SCI
ence tt is SD remarkably meritorious.
50 diffeferit." that no man or woman
who tries IL would over think Of using
any other laxative after that
ItAN-oIsA the ideal laxative for Old
and Young. for inVaiids Well the
robust Needn'i hesitate 10 give II IN
Tire children; theS All Ike it. Lsx-oIa
comes in 2 small delicious chocolate
Favored tablet that yam chev up iug-
like candy
Get 25c box Of I.sx-oia from yogr
drugg Ist-g got YOUR money hack e no
pleased and delighted with IT..
Don't take auytni1g else --t mere =
nothing just good. Adv
manent injury on his fellow workman
and former friend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOR
LICENSE

Notice ! hereby given to the citizens
or Hammond, North Township. Lake
County. Indiana. that The undersigned.
Nicholas Rutkowski. is male inhaBi-
tsnt and resident Of said City. Tow nship.
County and state. and over the age OF
twenty-one years. that he has resided in
the State of Indiana for more than one
year and in the City Of Hammond North
Township. Lake County. Indiana for
more than six 60 months prior TO the
date Of this notice. and is a qualified
voter thereof; that he is naturalized
citizen Of the United States Of America.
and Of good moral character that ne
will apply TO the Board Of County Com
missioners Of Lake County, at Crown
Point. Indiana. At it's February 1917.
session for the renewal Of license to
sell q retail, spurious. vinous and malt
liquors in less quantities than five gal
Ions AT a time and permit the same TO
he drank on The premises where sold
said license heretofore granted b. tho
Board Of Commissioners on tho nth day
Of February, 1916, and issued by Edward
Simon. auditor Of said County. for the
period of one year from said date. and
the precise location where said intoxi-
eating liquors are to be sold by the pro-
visions or the license to he renewed is
as follows:
Front room on the ground floor Of one
story frame building. situated on lot 30.
block . Morris addition 10 CITY Of Ham
mond. Lake County. Indiana and further
known as $50 Ames- avenue in said city.
Said room faces north and is adjacent
to Anes avenue. said room is 32x20
feet has front side and rear entrances.
also glass front. bar on west side Of
room. living rooms in rear.
NICHOLAS RUTKOWsIlI.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
CIVIC COMMITTEE.

\ very interesting program has been
arranged for the meeting OF the civic
committee Of the Hammond Womans
Club Friday afternoon at two-thirty
O'Clock a the home of Mrs r. T. Leary
in Logan street. The election of Off
GERS will be followed by a talk by Mrs
cox of East Chicago. president of the
East Chicago Wemans Club Others
who are on the program are Mrs Mathis
who will talk on THE Hammond Plan"
and Mrs. Myrtle Pfeffer who will talk
on Juvenile Courts"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
INTEREST IN GARY
AMT VICE ADDRESS

A large attendance is expected sun
day afternoon at Gary theatre when
Samuel Thrasher. superintendent Of the
Chicago Committee Of i" will talk on
the anti-vice orusades in his city The
meeting. which will be public. will be-
gin At 3 o'clock
Mr.. Thrasher comes TO Gary under
the auspices Of the Civic Service COM
mittee, Mrs. w. r. Gleason. H. G. Hay
ir- G. ". Chase. Harry Hall and Ches-
ter Writ The committee was named 70
help clean up conditions in Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
MrgcEpLANEous sHowER.

Honoring Miss Margaret Weiss. whose
marriage TO II. l.. Peterson Will take
place January 2Srd, the Misses Anna
Gindl, Hermine Chernick and Alice Con
rad entertained at miscellaneous
shower last evening. Music and games
were features of the evening. the prizes
in the games going to Miss Wnifred
Flynn, Mrs. Hasner, Mrs. Long. Mrs
GindL Miss Margaret Weiss and Miss
Eleanor Bigandy. A prettny appointed
luncheon was served. covers being laid
for Mrs. Howe. Mrs. Long, Mrs. Hasner,
Mrs. spinner, Mrs. Grady, Mrs. Gindl.
Mrs. Weiss. the Misses Anna Larson.
Winifred Flynn of Whiting. Alice John
son of Whiting. Eleanor Bigandy, Ellen
Riedebu Margaret Weiss. Hermine
C'hernick. Anna Gindl Alice Conrad.
Elfrieda and Agnes Weiss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
GRIFFITH

Miss Pettis. county supervisor OF
schools, visited our school yesterday
Miss Ethel Aldridge who has had a
touch Of pneumonia is much improved
A number Of our young people who
attend Hammond high school are spend
ing the week At home, being exempt
from the mid-year examinations.
b. A. Scofield and wife who recently
returned from Panama. are planning to
become residents of our town They
have rented the flat recently vacated
by G. NJ. Hutchns
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
GOODRICH SAYS NO
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.

INDIANAPOLIS IND. Jan ts.-NFil-
liam J. Williams. township trustee or
Gary, and member township trustees
committee. called on the governor today
asking support OF legislation to classify
trustees in ten classes according to
township population and increase
salaries Of most trustees. Goodrich OK
pressed opposition TO the bill
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
ELECT PRESIDENT.

The Noman's Auxiliary Of St Paul 5
Episcopal church held its monthly meet
ing Yesterday afternoon al the home OF
Mrs. r. Q. Winckler. in connection with
the meeting of the Wonans Guild The
resignation of Mrs. {. II. True as presi-
dent was accepted and Mrs. X w Bart
lett was elected TO succeed her. Reports
Of the different officers were read
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18
BIC ATTENDANCE
At NOON LUNCH

The high tide of the Hammond Plan
campaign swept more than zoe bust
ness and professional men into the
Chamber of Commerce dining hall al
the Thursday noon luncheon TO-DAY &"
hear TWO OF the excellent speakers OF
the week.-Mrs.. @. II Mathis. farmer
and representative OF the Bankers AZ
ISOLATION or Alabama. and c.. e.. Kirk
patrick, president OF the Chamber Of
Commerce or Little Rock Ark.
The striking personality OF Mrs Ma
this won attention 10 every thousht
She expressed in her pleasant southern
mode Of speech. What ever Builds
up this town builds up each individ-
ual." she said In campaign OF this
sort YOU create more public sentiment
I'm four days than YOU can in other
WAYS in four years This town is no
richer or better than the average M ii
iu it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-01-18

Chiefs Association Of Hammond Temple
No. q Pythian Sisters took place Tues
day evening a. the home Of Mrs
Charles huffman in Siblev street Serv-
ing with Mrs Luthmsn We're Mrs Davis
ana Mrs Mccoy Dainty refreshments
We're served following an evening de-
voted 70 contests. the prizes ia which
went to Mrs. r. G. Eads and Mrs VII
liam Ffuehn