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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
Die lIaterieebppte :
2affeH init benz 3erf5ren
ber feinbIi4en 9 4iffe
uic5tud d1.

Qonbou, Is. alpriI. gtner I'm
Wlittipo6 bonn Mariueminiiterium CT,
Iafeneu Betanntna6ung aufOlse iino
in Der porigen Wo6e bon fsiubli9eu
llnterieebooten 19 briiii9e S6iffe bon
mebr als 1900 Sonnsu ant neun boz
peuissr als, 1900 Sonnsn perfenti
iDorben. 2lud ipurben atpolf JiI9ers
fabr5eige berieutt.
Mdbrenb ber lebter iie6sn Woden
iinb 163 britii4e gdiffe oerIenit
iporbeu; 116 banon BON mebr ola
1000 unb 90 bon perIiger uls 1900
Sonnen. Die Berlufie in Der poriserl
Mode iiberiteigen stpas ben ipeieHt.
Iihn 9ur4f6litt, ber tis bd5in "a
Gdfffe betragen bate.
Or m, 18. 4pril. giner am Mitt.
mod erlaiIenen offbielIeu geianntma.
dung suFoIse finb in Der am 10. Qpril
su GrSe sesdngenen Wo6e iiebeu ita'
Iierif9e Gdiife perieutt tporbeH,
Rdulli9 fiirf SaH1pfer DON penb
ger uIs 100 gouneu.
gmuibeH, Sollanb. Is. 4pril.
Gin syiitoampfer brudte am wfitts
mod bic gdabuns Der noripegii4sn
9arie qolptarp, BON 500 Sounsn
bieber, bic, NIT Rcblen beGdbeu, anf
Der Gnbrt bon Sortlepool na4 Gbrt
ftinnia perIeutt porbsn III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
Gs mar bod eim 1lnteriees
bppf
Das Don benz Der. Ct. Ssrf6rer
.SmitbI sefeben tpurbe
limb bas Elm 9orpebo auf bas S6tff
obaefeiert sltte.

Daf5iugton, .. G., 18. 9tpril.
Sas pertitDp eiHes llnterieebootes,
bos unter @oFer fubr, puroe Don
benz DedNCFfBier, Suartiernleiiter
unb Der Deapa6s BON bem 3eritGrer
.Smitb" friib om 9ienitug Wsprgen
geieben, turs sbe bus Stelpufer zines
SorpebDs Dor benz Bug bes 9eritOrers
bemertt purbe.
Dief. Ra9rift mar IN elmer Tur1
4enbepeTcbe bon bem Sommoubeur Der
r@mitb" entbaIten, bic nGbreno bes
Saees I'm MartneosportemeHt eintraf.
Die geomten beg Departements fusen.
bab bamit bic No1rtft beNdtigt pers
be, bob Ii9 Elm beutfhes llnterIeeboot
m amerifaniI6en @epGTern beftnoe.
Der Sedoffisier bes 3eritOrers ers
tlGrt, bus bos periTtop IN stner Grt'
fernung BON 300 garbs pon benz
G6iff beutIi9 Ii9tbar geDsien lei,
unb anbere MttsIieoer Der gefaBung
beif6tigen btes.
sSn benz 8eriht bes Sffiaters betbt
es, bqb bos psrtTtDp etnen &urs sin'
eebalteu babe, Der NIT bemienieeu oes
3erIfDrers parallel geluufen fei @s
piro ferner borin ertldrt, baB ale
2eute an 8prb, bic bds Sielpofer bes
Sorpebos geieben. erfabrens Sorpebos
U6Gnner setpeien Teien.
anbsr snsIif9eu SrOnt =
esper9dttnibmdb
rubig.
2unbpn, 1S. glpril. Der folsers
be offt5ielle 8ert9t bonn brttiI6sH
Souptquortier IN fyrontrei8 purbs
an 2lbenb per6ffentli6t:
rllnfere Srupper bober tpaHrenb
Der gddt am ItNten ufer Der Gearpe,
6itltd pon Tamppur eripas on Soben
eenommeu urh am Dlorgen boben he
cine tpeitere Bpitttpu IN Der poroeriteH
2inie Der 9eiitf9en. fiibDfIih bon
aoos, genontmeu. Mir pGbeu etnigs
@efunoene oemn6t.
-l1nfsre Qtpiatiter belegten ipdhrsub
Der Ru6s eitlen &rdnsports8ug unb
spei feinbficbe &pIpnnen NIT Bomben-
Sn iebsm Gaa paroe srnbsr S&aoen
ausszi&teth
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
Gin Spmbenerfplg
Marble fe4fe arttssan.
Ieibs

4mFerSo M, 1S. Ipril, ii5er
aprlbou. @iner gerIiner 9epefde 5us
fDlse beIiefen fi5 bic Sei9nungen auf
bic fe4fte betttide RriegsanIsibe, fo'
nett bies Biz CUR Stunbe betannt TIT,
auf 12,77o,OOO, 900 Mart, ausI4liebs
li6 Der &onbertirltng GItersr 4risgss
8oHbs. Gs febl.u nod bic geri4te
iiber SubfriptiDnen bon heinsH Sn<
peitoren unb bon Sruppen an Der
iSrbnt, bic bic @eiammtiumme pabrs
fdeinIi9 auf ungefdbr 100000
600 gtort brtnssu perben. Die 9e.
fammtosibHungsn auf ale Sriesson.
lsiben iiberiteiseu 60,0o0Oo0,O 900
Wart.
Die fsbt., FINITE bsati6e arisssan'
lsibe hattie cine Summe BON 10, $685.
994 $50 Ulart sinaebra9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
@ieber cine geplafte
Genfatipm.
Gin Gsrii4t. baB f4psrss 9ef4iis-
Isuer BON See 6er Bel Rap COB
psrnommsn ,porbeu ist.
8om marnte Gta6liFement In gas
itou fir unpabr ertIGrt.

gofon, w6aiT., 18. 2lprtt. Sm
6teIigen MarinssgtabliTeulent puros
am Mittipo9 4beno bic Offi5ieIe Grs
tldruns ab9egebrn, bab man ben gs.
ri4ten Don brei StTtenpa6e Statios
men m Der gtG6e BON Sap COB, bog
i4perss @eI4iiBfeaer bon Der Gee ber
oeruommen babe, tetnen Slaubeu
I6ente. @s purbe bic beftmmte Gr|
tldrung abseseben, baB tetH Seeges
fe9t Fattgefunbcn babe unb bdB aup
&riegs19iffe tetne Saluts nit frsHi'
ben SGiFfen sepeafelt bdtteH.
@prber, am Wtorseu, mar bonn Wla]
rtnezGtabliFement uus u19etiinoiSt
norben, baB iaDeres geIdiiBfeuer
pon Gee Der osruommen sporoen iei.
Die @nfiinbigung mar auf @runo
elmer Mlelbung BON benz 2eutnart
8luteslee, bem &ommanoeur oes Ra'
btos0iitritts 6eim &ap COB, Der er'
SOlgt.
3eitungse2o e2orreIponbenten, bic F5
IN Der HGbe bes &aps bsfuubeu, ertIds
rem, tein Gei4iisfeuer Oernpmmen 7a
baben unb baB fie peiter ui4ts piB'
ten, als pas in ben Bulletins bon ben
WorinebebDrben errt6altentpar.
Die grtlGrung, IN pel9er .bs erite
off5iere sutiinbiguug fir 9lGubtpiira
big ertIdrt purbe, tpurbe abgeqebcr,
nqdbem bic RabtoSStatipn i'm Wtu'
rinebaubof mft Der putroui1ez6lott
dbIeits Der &iife In 8erbiubung mar.
SEEMS ber duf Gee beftnbIiaen Strife
battle @efdiibfsuer geb0rt uHb audi
Eitftenpo6es batteu tetrrs
tpeiteren 8erihte geI9idt.
MturtnesOfft3iere, bic barun bes
frast tprrben, tpie bds am Wtorgsu
berbreitete @erii4t ertHftdnben Tetn
t6rnts bic uratbGngig BON bret pers
fhiebenen Gtdttonen tauter, bab re
feline GrtIdrung bafiir 1bgeben FINN.
ten, pas man an biefen StatiDneu
eeb5rt babe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
Jn ben meiften Serl mer
6abrifra
@uroe Die Grbeit Diefer aufge.
ronimen.

2on5oH 1S. spriL. Cine Ser.
liner 9epeife an bic .4ofitifen~ bon
sappenbase,, msIde Der eg6anse &c.
legrapb 60. iiberInitteIt nntroe. mel.
let, baB bic grbeit m ben u'eiite1 Ser.
liner Sabrifen wieoer Giigeaouulen
trorben lei.
9ie ~9ofiifhe 3eihmg1 BON Berlin
crfldrt, baB ois Streiter als 8eoin'
eung fir 6ie Ridfe5r sir Grbett eine
ee,riigenoe grob- irlo anrtpffel-@a.
ton, gerehte 9ertbeiltrng Der Gab'
rungsnrittsi nne cine Sararttie fir Die
reriprodens MnbIreiorm IN PralBcH
rerlanqt buttgu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
Sic sblad)t tobt jeBt banptiablid) 5,piid)em
BEN 9emtiHem nno ssram5piem.
Sine uabre 1leberd ber ben etano ber 9inae iii aus ben
lansen frans0Fiden Seridten nidt erF@htd
Mn btr ens9en Sront 9err6t ber9dltnikmakise stiae

s aus ben danm n8at4 s4hH Hfdta4 Nt bic ss Hf4#
LBhn hhHe n Der
fbm M0aa &a9 ROrpegn t dnH adia M 9ns HH4r
b &be
sHfm ub asaR Srunesn
IN
fmrn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
Bon bsutfdxr Seiie liesen nur gang
ilrse manseIaafte Beri9tsn Dor,
Die isin iIares Bib iibsr bic Gage
seben.
Dis syrdn5cfeu fnhren abtr fort NH
sliib<nben Jarben bic Siege
au ffilbern,
Dis fie srrunaen bobtn iurlIsn. obgleib
bic btiberfeitisen 2inisn nod
faft unDerdnbert au ieiu
f4einen


gertin Is. april. iiter 2onbon
Die 3abl Der am 9isnitas an be,
fran,Siif6en G6ladtfrOni bon ben
9euiIden sfunsen ssnommenenSran'
soisn iiberfteisi msbr als 5000 Wann.
ipie ON WlittipOd bic Sberft. Sesres'
leiiuns cffiaien antiinbiste. 9is Jpaus
5oisn griffen an elmer 3lp6If Weilen
ldnsen Jroni In Der Champagne an,
ipartn aber niht I'M Gtanbe, bic beuts
iten pofitionen ,u bur9bringen. Gin
5bsil bes Wulbes, Der siuiiden Ma'
ronDiIlers unb anberipe Iiegt, fpurb.
irdn50iiIdn Diniiionsn. bic bis bort'
bin selaHst parsn, absnommen.
MGbrsnb ber Sample bonn 16. gprtl
ipurben 26 bon ben pieIen frans5fi'
ihsn panasrsautomobiltn ,trit0rt-
.Jn Der @ssenb Der qlisne mar es
berbdltniBmdbis itia, auss.HOumen
on bem gsaulne aamm, an ben Ge'
rome 66kn unb uorbtueitlih bon
s9illsnusgOis. mo itarse fran5Diil9e
Sniauterieansriffe abssidIasen pur.
ben.
u5n fer gtsenb bon Nrras baben
bic ariiaerigsiehie pisbsr an sinis
gen puntten an 9eftisseii sussnom'
men.
.Sn Wa5sbonisn babeu beutide
sruppen bic Sran5oisn aus pufitiOs
nsn BON .insm ailomst.r Srpnt an ber
Gapenn Stsma biHausssnorfen. bic
lie i'm Wdr3 senommen bdtten..
Die ON 4beno bon Der Oberfisn
SssresIeituns erlafIme 4ssauntmas
dung lcuist ipie folst:
n5n Der Gegsnb Don qrras ba. fid
nidts Widtiges ereisns..
I'm Der 2lisre Giont, errans Der
sytinb nit sinem Rndtsalnsriif sinsn
ilsin.n Grfols in Der Rabe bon Brapes
ensaaonnois. gluf beiosn Geitsn bon
gsronne, ,po am Dormiitns Elm ans
grill Der Gransofen mibIans, iit iebt
sin itarter Gsssnansriff i'm Gang.
.Jn Der Champagne btsdnn am
Nadmiiias Elm nsuu gusrifi Der
Grpnsoien.'
Was bic GransOfeH MEL
ben.
paris, 18. @pril. Cine am Witt.
mod BON ariessminiferium erlaiIsns
oifisisue 9esanntmaduns Iautst ME
folgt:
.Jn Der iiiblid DON ct. Quentin
gsIesenen Gsssnb mar in Der letten
Radt bic bsibsrisitiss artiIlsris isbr
oitiD; aud babtn DieIe patroui[snses
iedts itnttsefunbn. aebnlid lisssn bic
D,rbdItniiis fiibli4 BON bsr DIE unb
in bsm albf6Hitt. Der Oitlid BON 'bem
anisren WaIb DON Goueb Iisst.
.Rorb5itli1 DON SoiiIons brati.n
nHIsre zruppen Don sinem lleberfalI
auf bic feinbliden ainisn n5rblid Don
aafiauJ unstfd9r 20 gefansens su.
rid.
.8niiden Soifons unb gut<ripe
fiibrtsn uniere Sruppsn an psri9iebs,
rsn puHiisn Der syront Spsratipnen
aus. bic fur ms pom Doribsil pdrtn.
Dir bsfebtsn bic D5rfsr gbaronne
unb GbiDp. ROrbli1 bapuu babeH
mir bas GtIdnbs bis on bic Doriiabie
Don 1rapeensaeOunois bsisbt. mir
babsn bort unsefdHr.250 Gsfanssns
gemaGt.
~Jn ber Gwsnb BON gilssnusBcis
babsn mir mebrsre beftIiigte y,ojitic,
men oenDmmsu. pk aud ben SfIi&
soa DinAssAasts Safaspp4 NaA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
8emsral noa SiHing,
Ger General GniberIsltr bon syelgielt,
bon net,em ertranft.

Gmiterbom, IS. IpriI, ii6er
aou6ou- Cine 9epei9e ben griiiIel be-
fagt boB Der General -8plnerneur bon
9tiitng BON nei,en erfranft lit, mi
haB &aiier @iIbelru BEN General Dor
3webI gum ir,terilniitiifen General
9oIperrteur errtGlrrt babe. General
ton SfuebI TT eegerrpartig &oatner.
neiir DON 4ntperpen.
2onb on, 19. april.-- Cine Fe,r
ters0epei9e aus @mFeroa,u iast, bab
General bon Biting, ber General
@ouDernsur bon gelgie1, am Tsittttt,
mod ebeub sefurbeu ist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
Der 'Sestidje GIiegerIe,it.
tiattt 0albantmS,
Belder 1s ieinSIide aeropIane Der.
a6idoB.
Murbc an ber peitIihen GroHt &c.
t5otet.

Eopenbagen. iiber oonoon. IS.
April. alts Berlin ipirb berid,tet, Sab
leIimnnt @albnnnts, elmer Der rfole.
.eitbiien oeutid,en SIieeer. Bel einer
sfcGiiion init eiiien fein0liden sIerp-
nlan on Der ipeiiliden Grprt get0btst
,plirbc. 1eiitnort @oIcnnnB botts IS
feiuhTifn QRcf&irnn .seE{ASet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19

BEN: .Denn bic Der. Staaten ni@t
ipdren. bdtten mir biefen &rieg fdbon
ldngit sepOnnen. unb cine Gbnli6e
gemertung fOll audi General bon 8iis
itngen Der beutfde Generuls@orper
neur bon gelgien, GERM D9ihod ges
seniiber gerna4t ba6sn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
gSetterb

lgiir O6to unb Snbiana: Ba6ss
f6etnli9 Stridregen uno Geipitter.
ftiirme, nit niebrigerer Eemperntitr
am 9onnsritus. 2lm Greitdg Stri4.
regen unb tii5ler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19

Glammea feben, borunt.r bas Sc,
i6aFtsbaus Don gromterg uno Som.
pagnie unb Der @erulonia Stub. au5
bas @ranb 5OteI S4mibt 1T sius.s
ditert noroeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-19
27O bextfde @dmier tn
pprto 2llesre, Sraiilien,
9ou einem miit6enben as5bel anse,
griifen.

Borto alesre. grnfilier, IL
Mpril. Sit Der Stadf bonn 9iefitne
mnd,te Elm p0bel einen ansriff niI
2T0 ssduier BON Gelitid,en, rtb BIZ
telititsen sylagsen berab irno oemolir'
te Die Seniter. gsutDber iu,iroen aarifa'
tiirm oss betitidJen Raiiers ait BIZ
gSiinbe ge,ngelt.
Borto 9llegre lit cine Der hnuptidd.
lifiteil St1bte @raiiIiens un6 bot eiits
NspoIferuns non 10000 SeeIen.
Spdter aus gorto elIegre sinsss
troffeue 8eri4te huteu, bab msbrsre
suh hesH&e G,ahaia iaxssta n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-09
CARNIVAL COMPANIES
UNDER BAN HERE
Tawdy Shows With
Crooks for Side kicks to
Shun East Chicago.

The Henderson, Greater Shows Car
nivaI Company who has been encamped
since Sunday on Chicago avenue. East
Chicago, hoping against hope that there
would be some turn in the tide of affairs
tha would enable them to open their
attractions. decided yesterday tina they
were wasting time and that they would
move on 20 more fruitful regions.
In consequence they packed up. bag
and baggage. tents and paraphernalia,
merry-go-round and all, and decamped.
1T is said that they left Indiana, large
~ on account of the high state license
fee that the new act Of the egisla-
rure imposes.
While it is a matter Of keen regret
that the company or the committee or
whoever IS responsible should contract
such an expense without any return
whatever. yet it must be admitted that
for some reason the matter was very
inJudiciously handled.
The incident. however. puts East Chi
cago in line with about 206 other pro-
gressive cities in this country who have
taken a stand against the absolute pro-
hibition of carnival companies. This
docs not mean that legitimate shows.
like the Gentry Bros. that are billed
for this city in the near future, or the
harmless amusement features like mer-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-09
CHICBG0'S EXlNING BOARD
PUTTING IN LONG HOURS

The e2amining board Of East Chicago
concluded LAST NIGHT the examination
81 bout; ESQ reglstrants ON the con
scripuon list and are speeding up their
vork today as fast as possible.
OF those examined there have been
thus far about 10 per cent that were
physically unht for enlistment.
During the two days that the exam
iners have been ia session fully leo
that have been called did not respond.
These names viii be given to the po-
lice department at once and the offic-
ers will get busy in looking up the
men who have failed to come before the
board.
There viii be but little consideration
given to those fellows who without ex-
cuse have abseutcd themselves from the
re sular order of business in this mat
ter. If they do not appear within seven
days from the date OF the call. no
claims for exemption VIII be consider
ca. Unless totally disqualified physi-
cally. id viii mean service ror them
without any possibility Of escape.
The police department viii be taxed
to its utmost To take care Of its regular
work and handle this extra assignment.
Especially is this true because of the
fact that this is the vacation period
and some Of the men are off duty.
Practically all of the physicians in
the city are working with the board.
groups of five or six alternating with
others on successive days SO that pri-
waite practices viii not be utterly de
mora1ized.
while there are a good many who
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-09
HOUSING
RECEIVES


The housing problem, something or
dinarily solved by independent capital.
is confronting nearly big industry in
the Calumet region.
Various methods are being adopted
TO solve it. The Hirsh-Stein Company
purchased the Hotel Carleton at a cost
of $4,000 and spent a large sum re
modelling he building to convert it into
a home for several hundred employees.
The Grasselli Chemical Company is
erecting homes for its men. and the
Mark Manufacturing Company will con-
struct a town for their workers. The
plan of the Standard Steel Car Com
pany which erected company houses"
has become obsolete.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-09
TEELPROFITG
TOBESMASHED
BY i. {.
CIV united Press.)

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-The gov-
rnuent is ABOUT to lay a strong hand
ON war profteering Prices on steel
and copper are Is be fixed TO insure q
reasonable front" to producers and a
fair bargain for this government and
her allies. il IS officially announced.
President wilson has informed the
new war industries board" that the ali
lies are to buy war materials in this
country an the same terms as the Unit
ed states. Blood profits are not to
be tolerated.
Blocl; blood Profits"
The federal trade commission an
nounced today its report on copper
prices viii b. before the president n
two weeks.
The cut in steel prices Will b from
500 a ton and more now paid by the
allies to approximately $50 a ton
All purchases viii soon he in the
hands ST B. VI. Baruch. as official rep
resentative of the allies. He is now
vising all contracts made i'm this
country 70 insure against blood PRO
fts.'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-09

pendents i'm the matter Of claiming eN-
emptions. They want to 90 their port
for the beloved stars and stripes-they
want to place their services at the COM
mand Of Uncle Sam-tRey are anxious
TO follow the d~istates of their patriot
ism and mulate the example of their
~forefathers and step boldly and fear
lessIy into the forefront Of the van
guard in this war for the preservation
of the honor inc dignity Of their own
United States, but. on the other hand,
in justice to the preservation and SAN
City of their homes. III justice to the
young wife, the Riddles and the mar
ital vows. they feel that. until the de-
mand for men becomes more urgent,
they must forego their inclinations and
ask for exemption papers. TO many Of
them. with some of whom the writer
has had personal interviews. tats mat
ter of asking for exemption IS soming
mighty hard.
In East Chicago the work of the
board has not progressed sufficiently
to give even an indication OF the per
centage of those that viii ask to be eX-
empt.
I'm the physical examinations said
one of the doctors this morning. lit Is
amusing how willing some are 70 ac-
knowledge and emphasize any physical
dcfents. how many sore and tender
spots they possess in the vicinity of
vital organs, how susceptible they are
to sickness. how nan times they have
been in the hospital. how poorly they
are feeling, etc. In the main, however.
it is gratifying to note the readiness
and sturdiness with which these
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-09
SHRINE MEETING

The Orak Shrine of Hammond, Gary
and East Chicago, is to have a meeting
Monday evening in honor of members
who have volunteered their services TO
the country or are to go in the con
script army.
The Shrine picnic is to be held al
fremont, August IS. All Masons in the
county are invited. Special cars viii
run over the South Shore.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-09
IN WHITING

Lawrence Hoffman. popular young
Hammond business man, is now trans
planted in Whiting with a splendid
haberdashery on a good business cor
ner. He took him trunk mystery and
all his good fellowship with him. The
room Hoffman vacated in Hammond is
being remodeled and he may reopen
whe it is finished. However. his Whit
ing store is permanent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-08-09
NOTICE.

On and after Monday August 18th
barber shops in Indiana Harbor will
open at s a. I and close at s p. m. ex-
cept on MONDAYS. when they close at
6 p m, and Saturdays, when they close
at ~ RI m. Shave 70 be 2Oc and hair
cut 40c.
BY order Of BARRIERS Local 40. s22
Hammond. Ind SOS
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ry~-go-rounds. etc, are to be barred,
But it does mean that cheap. tawdry
unwholesome side shows that usually
accompany carnivals. the unfair games
of chance. the hootchie kootchie dance
ana the like, with the inevitable ac-
compartment Of light fingered gentry.
are hereafter unwelcome in this city.
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NOTICE.

Notice TO the public: The numbers
winning the $50 in gold given away at
Eagles picnic August 5th. 1917. at kin
del's grove, are: First prize, $50, No.
234. Series G.. Paul Dresser. 47s Carroll
street; second prize. $40. No. IS. series
II, John Grote. 212 state street: third
prize, $40. No. 81. series D. Mr.. zaram-
ski, Gary.
GEO. MEYERS. Secr
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Canada plans to feed more people
this year than ever before. An IN
teresting sidelight on what is being
done to put every available acre of
land possible under the piow this
year, is given il the following %laconic
statement from the land department
Of the Canadian Pacific railway:
we shall produce, over and above
last years crop, enough food tai
supply n million people for \
year
Next to the crown the Canadian
Pacific railway IS the greatest land
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SKY6CRAPER
FOR GARYS
BROADWAY
Story Bank Office
Hotel Building to Be
Erected BY Chesterton
Bankers.

Gary is 10 have 2 seven-stohy sky
scraper. rs be- erected ON the east side
of Broadway. between Fifth ana Sixth
venues ID VIII e devoted % busi-
ness ana office purposes for the first
three floors, while the upper four
floors Will be used as 4 hotel There
viii also be a roof garden.
TO start Soon.
The seven-sJory structure viii be
erected BY Jegrey & Morgan. bankers.
Of Chesterton. and owners Of the Secur-
ity block. sixth avenue and Broadway.
This banking firm is also Interested in
the new Union Trust < Savings bank.
Plans cali for a modern structure.
Til the drst floor. which viii have city
feet frontage, Will be four store rooms
and ali arcade entrance. III The rear
of thu hrst floor arcade viii be tie
Union bank's hame. Second and third
floors viii he used for offices. and the
upper floors for a hotel. 1t is said
that "a hotel firm has already negotiated
for the hotel lease.
First High Building.
Originally William Writ. The edu-
Gator and banker. and his brother.
Chester Writ. owners of the General
Building Company. Which owns the
Victoria hotel structure. planned to
erect 4 seven-story annex 10 the build
lng. but the cost &c materials deferred
them from acting this year. There are
rumors thar an outside arm VIII build
4 -tveipe-story building in Broadway.
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WELL IT'S
4 SAD, SAD
STORY MATES.

Edward Warner. motorcycle patrol
man. champion police revolver hot OF
Hammond and probably of northern
Fn6iaua, and runner-up of the national
honors. edging Sergeant George n
Weideling Of the Chicago mouuted PAL
troll who holds the country's honors is
the cause of good natured rivalry be-
tween the boys at the station.
Yesterday the monthly shoot was
held. Warner missed the first two shots
then smashed The bullseye -ninety-eight
consecutive times-a record hard to
beat. The champion police revolver
shot Of the United States. Weideling.
made but -uinety-four shooting at a
similar target and at the same dis
lance.
Kidding Big Bob"
And poor big Bob Law. chauseur.
has 10 stand the kidding Of the force
After holding the local championship
for fourteen straight months along
Warner came four months ago and took
the belt away-and Sergeant Borchert
can't get over il. He says boo" is
peever and The only thing ne can shoot
any more is "the bull'-but here's what
Bob saws Wen. maybe I am q has
been. but that's more than NOSE of'em
can say. AMI believe me, I'm not dead
yet
Charley Carlson came next in line
Yesterday, scoring o.. then Bob" with
&c.
# one of the top-notchers shot at q
mans face twenty-five yards away he
would hit tile face On an average
III 97 times oft af 1900 now who would
like to and ont f3r himself?