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South Bend news-times., 1918-09-26

drama, Reaching for the Moon" at
the Lasalle today. Dreaming he has
become a king he experiences some
of the trials and troubles OF the roy
ality and soon has enough TO con-
vince him he would rather be a plain
American. An expensive production
has been provided with palaces,
canals and royal throne scenes.
Fairbanks exhibits his athletic pow
ers and affords much amusement
during the various episodes. Eileen
Percy, pretty girl has the sweet
heart role. The Burton Holmes
travel pictures are interesting
Friday Mary Pickford in Miss.
a western story.
South Bend news-times., 1918-09-26
INDIANA LABOR
IN CONVENTION
At Fl. WAYNE
Annual Meeting Opened Last
Night With Big Parade and
Address by Secretary
of Labor.

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Sept 26.-
The Indiana State Federation o.
Labor convention, which opened
here "Wednesday morning. was fea-
tured last night by an address by
Sec'y Of Labor Wilson in "A local
theater. Previous TO the meeting
several thousands Of 1aboring men
and delegates 90 the convention
marched down the streets in "A war
time parade. which was headed by
the secretary.
The meeting viii continue until
Friday when officers viii be elected
and the place Of next years conven-
South Bend news-times., 1918-09-26
THEAT'ERS
AT TILE OLIVER.


There Will be an initial perform
ance this afternoon of The Littlest
Rebel" a story of the Civil war. in
which Mary Miles Minter first made
her bow TO Broadway The play.
replete with all necessary scenic
equipments and the company
we'll cast. will no doubt be greatly
appreciated by stock patrons. for
there is no question but that The
Littlest Rebel" is vital. stirring
drama. full Of the spirit of patriot
ism. and abounding with the mys-
teries of life and love. Miss Leone
has a beautiful role i'm the title part
and will be given her first Oppor-
tunity for a child impersonatiOn.
There will be matinees today and
Saturday. with a final performance
Saturday night. the bill changing
Sunday matinee TO The Man They
Left Behind"
South Bend news-times., 1918-09-26
ATHLETIC STAR IN
EANTA AETV

Douglas Fairbanks. who would
rather climb buildings and indulge
in fierce fights than do straight act
ing. appears in a fantastic comedy
South Bend news-times., 1918-09-26
MICHIGAN CITY SOLDIER
Is GERMAN PRISONER

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26-Names
Of a additional American soldiers
held prisoners in Germany are an
nounced Wednesday by the war de-
partment. Among these is the name
Of Alexander J. Chinsk, Michigan
City. Ind. who is held at an un-
known camp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
KILLIGREW IS
ELECTED SECRET TARY
Lake County's Leading Re
publicans at Crown Point
on Saturday.

CROWN POINT Ind March il.-If
there ever was any doubt as to tine
healthy condition the republican party
II Lake county is in at present the
doubtors should have been present last
saturday afternoon when Chirman
Miles Norton OF Gary raped the gavel
at the meeting Of the republican coun-
1l central committee. There were near
Is zoo Of the republican leaders pres
ent from all parts OF the county
John Kflligrew. as predicted in the
times last week was elected secvetars
of the central committee TO succeed
T n Roberts of Indiana Harbor Mr..
* lljgrew lis probate commissioned and
ono os the countys ljvest republicans.
Those Who offended the meeting pledg-
"a their support to the Third Liberty
Loan All the primary ana prospective
primary candidates were present as
wen as the leading republicans ot the
countv. An informal discussion or
tv politics was had and no one was
able TO find d weak spot in the county
arraCr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
CROWN POINT BOY
GIVES LIFE FOR U. S.
Fred Schmidt, After Being
on Torpedoed Steamer
Dies of Pneumonia.
Especial to The Times.

CROWN POINT. IND. March IL
The grim tragedy of the war came home
most vividly to Crown Point on sunday y
morning when q telegram announcing
the death Of Fred Schmidt was received
by Mrs Fred Duive. sister The mes
sage stated that Fred had died or pncu-
mouia in Brooklyn. \. Y. where he had
been stationed since returning from
furlough % Crown Point about the
Xmas holidays lie had made ono trip
To Franco and return and was on the
ill-fated steamer the Luckcnbach that
was torpedoed by German submarine
last November. Fred is tho frst Grown
Point boy to die since The entrance ot
the United States ian the war and
though not killed in action al honor is
due him for hc was one Of the first
Grown Point boys TO answer his coun-
try = cali IIc joined the navy last
April
Fred was g years Of age and was
son Of the late August and Emma
Schmidt. He was a young man Of
sterling worth and was very popular
among his associates. lie leaves six
sisters and one brother to murn his loss
besides a community who Will honor
his memory and may the pain of his
going be soothed by the knowledge that
he willingly sacrificed his life for his
country. The romans viii he brought
to Crown Point for burial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
NEW ANGLE
To HEARING
DEVELOPS
An Amendment May Be In
troduced by the City to
Defeat the Principal Ar
gument of the Defense.

TO clear away entanglements thrown
up by counsel for the Hammond, Whit
ing < East Chicago street railways 5. it
may be necessary for the city TO amend
It's petition TO the public service com-
nilsson to include Columbia avenue as
possible site for the proposed eNten-
sion.
The petition now in the process Of
hearing. stpulates that the extension
by which Hammond would be afforded
q city loop service. be built on Calumet
avenue from state street to Oakley
avenue Throughout the hearing. At
torney Fred Crdmpacker. for the street
car company. has endeavored 10 i'm
press Commissioner McCradle with the
advisa bility Of building the line on
Columbia avenue instead Of Calumet
avenue 1t is possible that the coun-
sells object is TO convince the commits
sion that the construction Of line on
Calumet avenue would be unwise.
knowing shat the utility body would
not order it built on Columbia avenue
demand.
That Hammond as whole would be
Just as well satisfied with an extension
form state street 10 Morton avenue on
Columbia avenue as Calumet oxten-
sion. is taken for granted a ; the stan
dard Steel Car Company workers and
those Of other east side plants would
be as well taken care of and loop ser
vice made possible. The big fight is
not to get street car line FOR any
particular street, but To obtain relief
for the city in general, including the fast
growing east side The east and
southeast side must have street car
facilitie and = Columbia avenue line
would provide them. leaving Calumet
avcnue q boulevard
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
FARMERS
GLAD OVER
CONVICTION
Harassed Tillers Beset By
Chicago Marauders Have
Precedent Set for Them
Yesterday in Porter Co.
Courts.

VALPARAISO. IND. March 11.-Petty
pilfering Chicago autoists who steai
from hurassod Eoosier farmers Will 60
slow after this
George Lynn Of Chicago. who had
been on trial two days in the circuit
court before Special Judge E. d Crum-
packer must pay the penalty Of a crime
and serve from one TO fourteen years in
the penftenaitry unless he can win a
new trial and obtain better evidencc
than that just shown. After DELHI
Grafton that lasted until after midnight
the jury brought in a verdict Of guilty
Lynn took the matter calmly as did
his attorneys. f. Is. Parks and MIR Nc
MILAN. q Chicago man. who claimed thls
as his first defeat iu a criminal case
The charge lodged "a gainst Lynn is
well remembered by the public. and his
companion ca the fateful night-Robert
o. Burdette-is already serving time in
the penitentiary for his crime The
state proved 20 the satisfaction of the
jury that Lynn and Burdette. riding
together ina an automobile toward Chi
cago. stopped at midnight OF the home
of o. NJ Tatlock, stole pig. blanket
in which 70 wrap the porker after il had
bled 20 death. automlbile accessories.
two turkeys, and other plunder They
we're discovered in the act. but escap ped
as far as the outskirts of Chicago. where
Chicago detectives. out ON another ease.
nabbed Lynn and Burdette and gave
them into the hands OF Sheriff Forney
The case Of Lynn was hard fought
from start To finish. Lynn declared that
he had received q telegram sent by Bur
dotte from Logansport. asking HIM to
come here and make some repairs for
an automobile Lynn claimed further
to have responded. Burdctte met him
at the depot he said. and after repair
ing the car both left for the run TO Chi
cago. Lynn tried TO prove that Bur
dette had made the haul before the meet
ing. and that he. the defendant. knew
nothing Of The deal until The detectives
hauled him in.
Lynn lives on West Randolph street.
Chicago. and with his wife. conducts
three roomi1g houses it was shown Be
sides. Lynn is a paperhaneer and has
worked in garages as a repair man HIS
chief character witness was Bert COW
drey. noted detective. and q relative
Of Valparaiso people
In the automobile at the tjmo OF the
arrest of the pair there was besides the
plunder. "a nrst-class burglars outfit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
SUNDAY CLOSING Of
LAKE COUNTY STORES
Steps also Being Taken to
Enforce All Food Laws
and Conservation.

All markets, groceries. and fruit stores
of Lake county are to come under the
Sunday closing ban, it was stated to-
day by \. Bogue. representing the In
diana Retail Groccrs' association. Who
visited Hammond for the purpose OF
meeting with the grocers OF the city at
the chamber of CONNIE rec this evening.
Tho state food administration viii en-
force Sunday closing as a food conscr-
walton measure Restaurants. of course,
viii remain open. and fruit stores may
sell cigars, tobaccos. ice cream, etc. but
no fruit.
The state food administration mas re-
quested that meeting of all grocers he
called in every town 10 explain this and
other provisions and the necessity Of
observing the food regulation laws.
Ii has been brought TO the attention
Of the Hammond food administration
that some Chicago statesmen are advis-
ing grocers and others in the county
that they need not regard the instruc-
tions issued by local administrators,
stated r. J. O'Rourke today.
i just want TO say to the storekcep-
ers and others In this territory" Ham
uond Food Mentor ORourAe added
''that the local administrators in Indi-
ana receive their instructions from Dr.
Barnard OF indianapolis. ard they apply
to all parts of the state of Indiana. and
the first time that We secure definite in
formation Of these statesmen an example
Will bc made Of them.
There seems to be some misunder-
standing about sugar 1t can not be
sold in Indiana for TO exceed cents
per pound. Anything more than that is
proRteering and a violation of the food
administration law. The prices that
can be charged for bread follow:
Three-fourths pound loaf, wholesale.
cents; retail s.
Thrce-fourths pound wrapped loaf.
wholesale price 73c; retail. s.
Pound loaf. wholesale, SIC; retail 10.
Wrapped pound loaf. wholesale. 9; re-
tail. TO-
one and half pound loaf. wholesale
13; retail, 10.
Wrapped u pound loaf, wholesale.
12}: retail. j..
These prices apply % all parts Of tha
state of Indiana. Any price in excess
Of these is profiteering and can be pun
ished by revoking the license of the
wholesaler and denying the retailer any
further supplies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
JURORS CHOSEN FOR
SUPERIOR COURTS
Jury Commissioners Meet
at Crown Point on
Saturday.
Especial to The Times.l

CROWN POINT. md March IL
Tho following Lake county men were
chosen as jurors for the Lake count,
superior court grand ana petite jurors
by The jury commission ON saturday:
Superior Court no. l Petit Jury.
March Term, 1918.
Joseph V. Haines- Hammond
clarence Rudolph Point.
l.. F4tzgeraid-Gary.
Arthur Powers-Crown Point.
Winfred Fisher-Hebron.
T. w Comeford-Gary
+. IT, Smy myth-Cary.
1+enr. {. AIeyer-FIobart
Martin r. HAwkinsson-Ceda L Ike.
Murray Turner Lowell
STAN Stowcll-W Whiting.
1yn. Mankey Ainsworth
Superior Court NO. 3. Petit Jury.
George Rawling Hammond
Wm. Austgen- Griffith.
4 D. Diddie-Crown Point.
August spahr-Loweu.
Frank Allison Whiting.
clarence Houk-Crown Point.
Jacob swyk-Ciary f. T.
rohn Indiana Harbor.
Ed Maybourn-Crown Point.
Harry Mont tgomerH-G
James Z. Lewis-East Chica 80.
Peter Merrillville-
Superior Court No. l. Grand jury.
Daniel w Dupes-Indiana Harbor.
Joy Doak-Hebroa.
David ManIey-Crown Point
vin. Earle-East Gary.
Fred J. Smith-Whiting-
George Hartley-East Chicago.
superior Court NO. ?. Petit Jury.
1Terry r. DeHoll-Indiana Harbor.
Dirk Van Stright-Highland-
Arthur j. Weiss-Ifammond.
Geo. N. Chapin-Hammond.
Phillip Schneider-East Gary.
Mike Fagen-Dyer.
Lewis Simon-Gary.
1Tm. II. Smalley-IIobart.
lack Pinter-CroNn Point.
FL Browneil-Lowell
4 bert Jones-GaTy.
Ben Houk-Crown Point.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
TWO KILLED
IN IVIISHAPS
At HAMMOND
Fire and Grade Crossing LCCl
Gent Take Toll Of Two Lives;
Gary Man Is Killed

Two men were killed, one fatally
injured and ten are in St. Mar
garet's hospital as a result of acci-
dents happening in Hammond dur
ing the weekend.
THE DEAD.
JAMES AIGAHET. q raiiroader, over
come BY smoke in a IRE at q rooming
house in IA Sibley street.
CHARLES JAMES LEONARD. chauf-
feur At Harrison street. cary. struck
hyI &. e. train at Holman street
THE DYING.
UNIDENTIFIED NAN. believed VaS-
rant in dying condition following
railroad accident r.
TIE INJURED.
George Z. Sampson Danviue. scalded,
bradford Shrimplin. Hammond, cut ana
bruised. when (. l. & 5. passenger tram
Sol n9r.hbound at Hayes. Ind. sun
dav struck a freight engine. travelling
same direction. The two injured men
were firemeu.
Allen Anderson and sydney Becker
ee2- prexel boulevard. and Harry sum
,,eraeld. GIL Langley avenue. chicago.
I'LL and bruised wen their touring car
callided with Ford on Columbia avenue
overturning
j. Eurze. As Sibley street. switch
,-7sr st Gibson hump; thrown from top
OF car and severely bruised and cut
H. IT. Bass. 6175 Rhodes avenue. left
Jog broken in accident on \. z. a Sonty
Island.
stove Langley, aged ;. IIess'ille. eng
crs broken.
Believed 10 have been trying to catch
4 ride hack to his home in Gary. Charles
James Leonard. Az Harrison street. was
,,aneled b. an / II. Belt freight train
81 .he Holman street crossing The ac-
c.dent occurred at O'Clock
HIS body was found CUT IN two al the
hip- and when found he was stlll alive,
liz died ON the way while being taken 10
81 Margaret's hospital Leonard was
cnploved as chauffeur and funeral
a ngenlents arc being withheld a
Eurns' morgue, awaiting relatives from
Akron. o. and Kansas City.
In a fire at IA Sibley street Over T.
IT NrueIIer's hardware store. James Nc
o;ahey. switchman, suhocated TO death.
The fire department received the call at
about 4 o'clock Sunday morning
NcGahey's room was broken into and
ba was found in bed. The room was
almost air-tight and filled with smoke.
rart Of the bed burned and the flames
had eatsn a hole in the floor. Chemicals
used in extinguishing the blaze did some
damage to the contents of tho hardware
srore below The body was removed to
ErnmerliAgs morguc.
Today the fremen were the recipients
of s25 check from Mr.. Mueller in az
probation of their services and efficient
work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
G.. 0. P. CANDIDATES
TO MEET IN GARY

AS a result of the Crown Point con-
ference of the republican county COM
mittee candidates in the Forthcoming
republican primaries will meet W-ednes-
day evening at Harrison club. Cary. to
decide on headquarters and campaign
opening date While some favor March
% and March - as a date Chairman l..
Miles Norton favors April T. hut viii
leave the date 10 the candidate. John
Kiliigrew, elected committee secretary
TO succeed r. i. Roberts, has already
started in to get his office lined up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
No, Gary Contest Wasn't On

some people who stepped into Gary
city court this morning thought that
the Gary mayoralty election contest was
un Seated in tho chairs occupied by
defendants and plaintiffs were Mayor
w T. Hodges. Harvey J. Curtis. aud
rx-AIsyor II. q. Johnson. Each O, the
trio claims the Gary mayorsitE, The
case soon TO he tried i'm circuit court.
Each Of the mayoralty contestants had
business in court today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
BY JOS. saAPLrr-

fBy United Press CabIegranl
FETRcGEAO, March 1I-Ehe gov
eTnInent IS moving TO MOSCOW ana is
preparing to resist the invaders on all
fronts, according to official press an
nouncement today. 1t IS believed nee
essary for the Bo1sheviki to fight both
Germany and Japan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
IA SOLDIERS DEAD.

WASHINGTON. March 1l-Fourteen
deaths in action. four from wounds
and ten from natural causes. in the
American eXpeditionary forces were
reported By the War department today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
CROWN POINT
MAN GETS A
NICE BERTH
TIMES BUREAU
STATE CAEITAL

INDIANAP0I1S. March 11-Niaurice
Mckenzie. official reporter of the Lake
circuit court at Crown Point has been
selected b. VIII H. Hays. republican
national chairman as his private stem
ographer and is expected in indianapolis
tonight to go with Hays to New York
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
(By United Press CabIecrar,l
Nv RALPH II TTu<Eu

/ - 'eA' H -" ANEk
TOXIC. March Ii.-After u confer
cnce of prominent Russians at PeLin.
IL Wns reported today that Hnrhin had
been mndc temporary headquarters OF
the ProSiSionaI siberian Government.
and the Priemier LvR was mentioned
for premier.
Some definite announcement of Ja-
pans policy is hoped for.
Intervention n siberia i approved
here. but America il besIta;Ing. not
wishing TO run the risk az iucurring
united hostilitIes according 20 belief In
Toxic.
The allies are negotiating now to
reach an understanding as TO whether
the Russian situation compels occupa-
tion of Siberia and whether Japan
should act alone or jointly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
INCOME TAX.

The office OF the revenue collector
in Hammond federal building viii be
open every Monday and Tuesday eve
ming in addition To each week day for
the convenience OF those desiring to
dIo income tax papers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11

'''s 7 1I'EtN TF.~F 7 IUftr Fiffnl
Eritish troops conducted a succcxSfuI
raid last night south of -. Quintfn
itSid h1TShaii H"tG announced today
They Killed several of the enemy,
took two prisoners and some machine
guns.
Northwest of LnHaSSc. an anproarh-
Ing party of the enemy was driven of
by artillery aad machine gun fire.
There mutual nrfiIIcryins prar
ArmenticrcS early this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
EAST CHICAGO
Of F |CER Is
REAL SLEUTH
Capt Solomon Brings Back
Alleged Thief, Wife SteaIer,
DaSerier and Near Muir
derGr for Trial.

Wanted on charges of having twice
deserted the L. s. army. facing court
martial for shooting a man sought by
police Of several cities for assault with
intent 70 kill for grant LARCENY and
'tE violation Of . statutory charg- in
rtHnln' away with the wife of we'll
.nawn iud!lna uarbor man. subject to
arrest Und@r The federal Mann act and
having the general reputation Of being
one Of the slicllest criminals that ever
slipped into a soldiers uniform. Daniel
j. Stormes, alias Louis J. Bartram was
brought to East Chicago from Kalama-
zoo. Mich. by Captain Bert Solomon
Saturday night and now lanruishes in
the city Jail awaiting action by Llc
federal authorities.
Shoots at Officer; Hits Civilian.
stormes is the man who assaulted an
East Chicago bartender last July be
cause he was not admitted to the saloon
after hours and who when about to be.
arrested, fired at Officers Mike Gorman
and Sam Geislzing and hit a bystander
Frank Bonaventura. the shooting ha,-
ing taken place on Olcott avenue near
146th street.
At that time Stormes was with one
Of the companies eneamped at Saw Mill
Park. East Chicago. He was placed
under arrest by his superior officers ana
put into the guard house. Breaking
out however. under cover OF night. slip
ping into his captains tent for his
vaHse waking Up couple of his COM
panions and borrowing some money. he
escaped. Becoming cnamoured with
the wife of john Barron. Indiana IIar-
bor he induced her to accompany him
and together they went to Cleveland.
There the two lived together and he Sc
cured employment.
CONTINUED on page tTo}
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
(Ry Unitad Press.l

WAsHINGToN, March lI-conhr,sl-
alton Of Leon Trotzky's resignation as
solsheviE foreign minister reached the
state department today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
Latest
Bulletins

(By United Press Cahlegram)
PARIS, March II.-Americar troops
made 2 determined impression into the
German line in Lorraine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11

DON'T THROW XoIR FOOD IN THE
ALLEYS. But SAVE 1T FOR OUR Al
LIES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
tBy United Press Cablegrsu.) }

MADRID, March 1.-THE Spanish
crisis has ended Alhucemas remains as
chief Of tho cabinet with I'll his old
members n office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
Mrs. Juliet Breitung hleist and her
husband Max.

Reno il about to write 7nis to the
romance Of Hirs. Juli& Breitung
Kleist, daughter o. Edward n
Breitung, New York millionaire. who
married Max Frederick Kleist, a
gardener on their summer estate at
Marquette. Mich, IN 1918 The
heiress has started divorce proceed
ings after seven months residence
in Rern
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11

no NOT UNDO MORE WITH 4
sPooN THAN OUR SOLDIERS CAN DO
WITH Gun.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
,UNDAY ACCIDENT SEASON FOR 1918 OPENS UF
SEVENTEEN
REPORTED
AS KILLED

American navy aviators were kill
ed in an aeroplane accident in France,
the Navy department announced today.
They were Andrew Skaggs. Of New
burn Tenn. and L. 5. Harvie. Ciucin-
natl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
WITH THE AMERICAN ARA

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMIES IN
FRANCE. March 11.--W. J. Winters,
Of Chicago. serving with the French
aviation corps was KILLED in an air
fight Friday night lie fell within
the German lines.
Thomas Hitchcock. Of Westbury. L.
J.. of the Lafayette Escadrlle. is be-
liieved TO have been captured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11

NAN. believed NaS-
rant. in dying condition ioioWlhs :
o..s;s41-+