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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
PICNIC WAS OPT.

9anvs' I0cie met her N fhe v-,-r-
onc dav and asked her whether she ia
going With picnic party from her school
No -eplied INC eizht-vear-old nlecc.
"I amt gong
NJ dear sald +he uncle, ION nlrst
not cay amt gong You must sav
7 am not gong.
And he proceeded N giver her a ht-le
lesson IN grammar
- on are not going. he y not going.
We are not going. They are not c9-
Inz. Vow. ran vou saw aH that +"
Oh. yes p" responded Baby hearril,
There amt nobody going !'-Lonaoa
Answers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
ALWAYS IN STOCK.
| said, Il want a little tea

| said. Il want little tea,
\ couple of pounds will do;
And sugar and bacon and butter and lard,
But the shopman said, ma Poo,
we stock the things that you ask about,
But just at the moment we're quite run
out
| SAID, Then give me some margarine,
And he answered with honest pride:
'Nc are selling that by the quarter ounce.
Will YOU join the Queue outside
But having no more than an hour 10 spare
| tried-with no better luck-clscwhcrc
But as logged home | chinked my coin,
Which hadn't a chance 10 blue.
And while | was eckonring what d
saved,
The postoffice hove in view.
War Bonds?" asked, and got en- pat !,
They re never out of things like that
Home Chat Of London.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
RECITAL BY MISS WILSON.

One Of the most attractive musical
events Of the season viii be song recital
BY Miss Ruth Wilson Of Philadelphia III
tho New Century Club Thursday evening
April IS, nj ) o clock Miss Wilson has a
contraIto voice of rare beauty She has
tcen u pupil Of Sibiv in San Francisco.
and for the past three years has studied
with Nicholas Douty Of Philadelphia.
Mr. Douty has put his stamp Of ap-
proval upon Miss Wilson's singing bv
coming - Wilmington 10 play her accom-
panInents On this occasion
An added attraction will be the appear
ancc of Carlton Cody, violinlst, on the
program. and all who 60 10 the recital
viii be- pleased with his PLAYING.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
: Wonen's
Organizations

WEDNESDAY.
80 p. m.
Husbands and Wives Night Fifth Ward
K Cross Center
Wilmington Bible mon, North Baptist
Church
500 p. M.
". II N ;, Epworth Church
THURSDAY.
1000 a. m.
Rcd ross Hanover hurch
Red Cross, Emmanuel hurch
Red Cross. st. Andrew Church
80 p. m.
" II. NJ. :. Harrison Street Church.
80 p. m.
Standard Bearers. Scott Church.
Junior League Night, Fifth W.rd Red
Cross Center
Red Gross. Grace Church
Red Gross Bathany Baptist Church
FRIDAY.
200 p. m.
Red Gross. Central Church
3.45 p. IN.
Junior League, Harrison Street Church
Junior C. T.. Second Baptist Church.
Junior c. T., Central Church.
Junior c. f., kastlake Presbyterian
Church.
Junior G Z, Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church
7.30 p. m.
Girls Friendly. St Andrews and st.
Barnabas', Marshalton.
Red Cross Eitarian Church
500 p. m.
Y W. {. A Industrial Girls
500 p. m.
Parcnt-Teachcrs Association, Central
Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
MILFORD NEW CENTURY Club.

The Milford New Century Club held
its regular weekly meeting ia the club
rooms Monday, Mrs W illIam Q. Smith
chairman OF home economies, in charge
Mrs } l.. Pratt spoke on the work Of
the domestic science class Of the Milford
high school and Miss Roma Smith show
cd some mullins which she had made at
this class.
The meeting was adjourned after the
reading Of an interesting article by Mrs.
j. Harry llumes.
1t was announced that next week
Mrs Cahall OF Fredercka will tell of
club work in Florida
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

members garden or e1rncwhcre % her
lawn, 80 that tho meeting shall bc remeIn.
bcred N tins way.
Mrs Charles r. Miller yicc-prcsideat
81 the club presided The 8bscncc II The
president Nrg VI X d1 p0nt
Mr. and Mrs Frank Morton Jones eft
Yesterday for an extensive western trip.
That probably viii keep them away scg
eral months. They will visit friends i1
dos Ioines, Iowa on their Way ~
Grand Canon and Tucson, Arizona. an
will then 70 ~ southern California and
tho Vt. shasta countr, Mr. Jones
intends N continue hIs Chronological
researches during The trp.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

The Front l4o Field Artillery, G7th F. 4.
Brigade I'd Division I ;. 4
March s. 1915
Dear Father.
feel - Il ncra no longer a .1in'
soldier The other night. signalling on q
lIll top with FIVE OF my men mud and rocks
from bursting shells were falling around US
not very near. but towards the end
piece of smell vhizzed by with thr wicked
"Nring-g-g which they make OF course
most Of the time that shells are dropping
anyW here around We are dcep IN dugouts r.
hut the telephone men really boys. would
eet your admiration Tnoz 60 out under
the heaviest sort of shell FIRE 10 repair the
lines. Yesterday helped them in q place
that had been heavily ~helied and where
We thought that shells might be landed
again at any moment | was glad 10 get
away. Il Is horrible 70 sec q mere boy all
dishgrred from an explosion or to sne a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
WHAT A BOND WILL DO.

Every $50 Liberty Bond will buy rife
and 400 rounds OF ammunition or 16 gas
masks
Every S1n0 Liberty Bond will buy ,
six-inch shells or ls9 hand grenades,
Every $500 Liberty Bond will buy 9S
pairs Of shoes or 49, pairs of canvas leg
gins
Every $1,000 Liberty Bond viii hul >
machine guns or $50 wooden tlankcte
Every 5000 Liberty Bond will buy
standardized fve-ton truck
Every $4,000 Liberty Bond will buy
! Six-inch gun.
REMEMBER That you don't give,
YOU merely lend
Do not think q the money with which
YOU BUY Liberty Bonds a going into some
strange whirlpool where II is swallowed
,Ip in the lntrlcacies Of finance. hut rcallzc
that il goes for the support OF fighting boys
from vour town and your country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
LIBERTY BOND EERS LIBRE.

Yes sir. the Third Liberty Loan
lmpends
And everybody buys bond.
In the cities
Society ladies and stenographcrs fair,
Clerks and money kings.
Aiillionaires and messenger boys,
Bindery girls and bootblacks,
In the cities | say
Everybody buys a bond, a Least
One bond
And in the country, what
Can the farmer man afford % buy him
sell
\ Liberty Bond or not
Yes, sir. ! say. shout i aloud to all
The heavens.
He can afford to buy = bond.
A Liberty Bond
Only unfortunate tightwadS
And inhabitants OF the poorhouScs
Are too hard-up
To chip IN a little on this Third
Liberty Loan which impends.
ou bet the farmer man
BUYS Liberty Bond
Farm Life.
\ recent survey brought ont the fact
iat Michigan women Hrr not SDpDIi,,,r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
nHAPEI ENEItl n.

II 4Ffi A4-4E& l-sF-~-
IN chapel Monaes Miss Alphonsa
Va 8r~on gtve current events She
chose u her t0pic "tia~ Attracts and
g.Ve graphic description 81 the mefhuiS
ri Es->>ing. ard tite results T.s,,Iay
Professor tnorgo & Counts smoke on he
ate~tion which bc ~ali every institution.
nation and .ndiridt.i had - answer
@taer negatively 81 iaraa.rlEriv Am
IRs brother keeper
Wednesday DR. Jafa Roberts Moore
spoke. Introducing h.~ 81 Jece lr said
IA hc N..~ >eofefi NTH i tt.,~h o5 reneh.
lhe French haEc SAVING fhat .are he
outA thlag II tae world tturtE t45E.ng
4aoat md the >cot h h.Na the earnest
heart, ia tha WORLD
fh.r~da> morning Mr. Caroenter led
community singing ne special feature
Keep leur mead aoUu. \5ieluaHd
" t1eh the 1I.I- liE<ed 80 uu.a rhat he
~aaa hss be q whistle played u,J -.ng
cNeI since
LIR4EIA IotN PHIII-
friday Dean Robinson uuoau-ad ho
results Of the recent contest on W ~ ]
should BUY L Iibgrty Buad Miss
Dara McElWain, 20, Won first nrIzc.
81 Mss tInliie AiGud> l2. second pr.zc,
Sl5 ud Ms Nnaa ;, lr. lo. third
prize. $40 the prlze, Nil ~ gwen III
Thrift Nt2mp- Honorable mention Was
gwen 70 Misses Catherue Fletcher. rs,
tiee Roop 20. and uilda stevens, IS.
SiNtY-tWo ESSAYS were entered ia The
contest After the announcement Dean
Robinson gave an interesting talk on the
neN Voc ttlun opCn ta college women be
CIll>c oj the war
In socal service class, the topc discussed
Ma- orr feeling toward Others as expressed
through loyc. Miss tgpb> Fowler raad
Drums IN he Ntghi Miss Berthe
" Welcome read vim Flanders Felds I"
aud Miss Nice Room rtsd The Recruit
ing Song ii the Dean
u.4rL d.,na AT E,- lt,fr.I,. F
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
Just Apply This Paste
and the Hairs Vanish
lHeIns 10 Reaulnl

\ safe, reliable home-treatment Tor the
quick removal Of superfluous hairs from
Your face or neck IS as follows: Mix
stiff paste with some water and powdered
deiatone, apply to objectionable hairs,
and after > or ; minutes rub of, wash
the skin and the hairs are gone. This
simple treatment Is unfalling and no pain
or Inconvenience attends its use. but To
avoid disappointment bc certain you get
genuine delatone,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

The Woman's National Liberty Loan
Committee suggests that church and
charitable organizations hquldate their
Indebtedness by donations of Liberty
Loans instead of cash, such loans to apply
as principal on Indebtedness, the interest
from the loan TO be applied IN paying the
interest on the mortgage.
One of the first instances of the use OF
the third Liberty Loan in this connection
is the Central Union Mission Of Washing
ton This charitable organization which
is doing admirable ar work in connection
with relieving the housing situation and
in caring for orphans has debt OF S26 600.
against IT, Patriotic citizens OF the Capital
who wish to make their contributions do
double duty have been asked TO make
their donations in the form Of Liberty
Loans The loans so purchased are to he
placed TO the credit OF the Mission, while
the accr,nng interest will go toward de-
fraying the interest on the mortgage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
GONE TO HER HEAD.

Mrs. Exe-They say she's crazy over
shopping.
Mrs Wve-She IL. Whv her poor nus
band complains that she nulls he bed
clothes or him almost every night-tnin1,
sne j examining dress goods a. 3 bargain
crllSh. san Francisco Chronicle.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
OPERA AND DANCE Al
CENTURY Club TONIGHT

The public viii be very welcome To-
night at tie New Century Club to hear
the Chinese opera. he Feast 81 the
Little Lanterns and will he admitted oH
payment Of 30 cent.
Al men IN uniform Will he admitted
free, and there viii be a dance fur them
afterwards
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
RED CROSS BRANCH
AT lMMANUEL CHURCH

Beginning tonight there will be a Red
Cross Branch at Emmanuel Church every
Wednesday evening at 80 o clock when
both men and wonen are cordially IN
vited 10 90 and make the dressings So
badly needed al this time
This is in addition to tie Red Cross
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
Women's College News
Prizes for Liberty Bond Essays AsardedGot Money
in Thrift Stan1ps--Visit From Student Secretary of
the Presbyterian Board of Mssionsnterestng Chapel
Exercises.

Newark April H. The b z eecn, II
an unusually quiet Weekend wa tha
visit Of Mss Isabelle l.aughl!n student
Secretary - tho Presbyterian Board a5
Home aud Foreign Missions 1is~,
Laughin arrived Saturday afternoon
hut there beng nothing dong Il. the
Women College She Ant ~ 70 " II
mlngtou wlth several Of the girl q attcid
the Liberty Loan concert ~ the High
school ~untlat ostnng Mr. I.a8ghIn
made u -firr ~ appeal 10 the girls IN he.
\ " \ meeting whlrh Was lei IA
Miss Mabel Duh-ou, chairman 81 the
mie-,o arv committee Mss laaghIn
SAID that TODAY there /. an : q : rai
10 college glr!~ and the cast means ~,r-
wee, opportunity sacrifice ''llN oGe
college girl ont al twelve vii lounge on
i hotel porch tins summer ~hs told the
girls, ani thc ut1rf girls vii te doing
some >orlal work he first place 10
work Is ~ your community Where yol
NAV help tolr church 10 serve seven day.
a week -ald Miss Laaahtn Ia Illus
lrate her point She told about ea.ltg
girl who went home and did work among
foreign children lhc next larger hcld
OF service is the nation and girl mae
find her place IN settlement WORK teaching
IN Mountain White schools dong rescue
work in san Francisco ChInatoWn, or
the like Finally, 3 glrl miy do work a
the Oricn where she can be of great
use Beng herself the daughter of i
misSIonarg IN China, NJ - Laughln felt
the need 50 greatly THAT she could well
impress il 1n the eIria Miss Laughn
illustrated her inspiring talk With fa-cmat-
ing stories from real llfa
4 delightful feature of Stnd33 evenings
now is Miss WlnsloW : reading aloud for
about AN hour after " G. 4 group
Of girls gathers IN her room and she reads
10 them The book hcmg re.,d nov Is
" Herself. Himself and AIs-flf hN Ruth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
YOl MIGHT TRY

Making foad-iu-t ht-huI, nJh i very
Htle cold meat il Nou happeu to have
some on hand that Nou want to make 90
as Tar rs possible AInce the meat finely.
add a Iittlc grated onion. and pepper and
salt maisten well with thlckened and
mcelN-il9Norcd gravy aud stir INTO a
batter made Is If for pancakes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

Mrs Anna Schmidt writes III weighed 17S
pounds before ! started your reatmenI and
I now weigh 13S pounds Y9u may print
this if you like
Thcsc are just examples Of what my
treatment can accomplish Let nc send
you more proof al my expense
DIR. X. NEWMAN, Licensed Physician
2SG Fifth Ave. New York. Desk klZ5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
GF GFT THA2 Rl3 FAT

FREE TRIAL TREATMENT
oN REQUEST
ASK also Tor my pa when
reduced Offer Ny treatment
mas often reduced al the rate
OF q pound day 10 dieting.
no exercise. absolutely safe and
SURE method
Mrs + Bacefnun writes -
Have taken your treatment
and il is wonderful how il re-
dIceS. II does Just a. you say
I have reduced a pound . CAV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
REC OBSTRUCTION WORK

"W omen IN Reconstruction Nork" Is
the subject of IN informal address 10 be
liycu by Miss Anne O. Walton of Phil
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

adelphia, secretary of Friends service
Committee. al Friends Westinghouse.
Fourth and West streets. Thursday after
noon, April -, al O'Clock
EycAuuc Interested Is invited q
attend and an interesting talk nray he
expected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
The Liberty Loan
Let's Think About 1t
Let's Buy a Bond

their surplus earnings for clothes. Even
the younger girls employed rs clerks ut
small salaries are buying Liberty Bonds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
BENEFIT AFFAIRS.

Aprl - and IL RumInagc sale at
SO Tatnall street by Ladies Of Charity.
Articles Will be called for Notify Miss
Rcgan, d q A. 4435-J Or Mrs. Angus
. Hauly Pcs North Jackson street.
May II Rumnnge sale at 835 Tatnall
street by Bellefontc Civic Club.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

nc Garden s Iub had a very charming
the a l'aihouSlc Monday afternoon sud
lhelF hostess entertained them by reading
from iaFhlnSon Tour Around Mn
Garden, % which Mrs Ramsay added
some very dellghtils things about her oWn
garden Mrs. ". :. Hlles hsd An idea
about the meetings that was verv gladly
adopted bv the club and this wis tb4t
wherever the cluh meets during Tx. ,nr.n,
or fall, a tree shall be planted i. th4r
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

Wien bath towels begin ia wear. ntt,
Ginning two together 1t is very unlikely
that the worn parts viii come opposite
one another and il is surprising how long
he two Will last when joined together il
this way
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

Making your own buttons with wadding
and pieces Of the material Of which the
dress is being made Cut round Of ma
terial large or small, according to the size
of button you require Turn it all round
the edge, and run with gathering thread,
then stuff with waddlng, draw up your
gathering thread, and finish of neatly.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

Mr. and Nirs. Frank :. Du-c anna..a.c
the engagement ot the.r daughter lu-
gJsta 10 Lieutenant Nathaniel N Howell
Ordnance Reserve Corps. Of This er,. ii
present stationed at Washington ID C
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17
Letter From the Front

Member of Rainbow Division Sends Letter That Shows
Our Men Are All in It'Getting Used to Fraternizing
With Big Fat Rats--An Outpouring of Treasure This
Modern Warfare!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

\ recent survey brought ont the fact
that Michigan women arc not spending
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

work done All day Thursday ii I'm
manuel Church
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-04-17

Colonel and Mrs. Edmund G. Burkner
entertained ~ q small dinner Saturday
evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-11
THEY WILL ONLY
AGREE TO FIVE
EyCARL D. dRoAT
Omitted Press star Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1l.-Germany
viii not agree TO more than the first four
or FIVE Of President Wilson's fourteen
peace terms
Authorities were convinced on this
today i'm the light Of preliminary Teu-
ton press comment ON his speech TO CON
greSs. But they doubted that Germany
would dare to ignore the worlds chal-
lenge 70 state her aims.
Officials gathered real hope from the
Russian problem. however. in the light
of United Press reports OF Trotskv's
declaration that Russia win tight on
rather than accept an imperiallstic
peace Wbjls Russian w=r preparations
are not regarded as sufficient TO make
a marked military effect they could have
the vital aspect of stopping Germany
from converting Russia into supply
house. This. with the collapse of the
separate peace movement would stffcn
allied morale and put the German diplo-
mats in a serious predicament with the
people al home.
Failure to accept the terms at once
would be completely in line with ad-
vance predictions OF Cermsny's course
Officials have felt that she must and
would answer tie Lloyd George and
Wilson speeches, meeting them in part
and irving 70 appear TO meet the others
or at least suggesting negotiations on
them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-11
MRS. c. J. SHARP
TAKEN BY DEATH

The congregation or the First chris
tian church and hundreds Of acquaiut-
ances Of Rev. {. J. sharp and wife were
saddened today by news &c the death Of
Mrs. Sharp
Taken seriously III week 40 We .
nesday Mrs. sharp died ct 9:3o rEs
morning Of nervous collapse and heart
failure. Her death had been expected
hourly since SUNDAY
Rev sharp and three children. Mar
garct. James and Euuicc Mary arc the
closest survivors Of The deceased wirc
ana mother who was beloved by all Who
knew her. she also leaves her mother.
Mrs Mary u. chapman of Bowling
Green. Ohio. a sister Mrs Iounsbury
Of Perrysburg, Ohio. and two brothers.
Roy Z. Chapman of Oakland California.
and Arthur Chapman of Calgary,
Canada.
Grace Winifred Chapman was born at
1Iilbury. OHIO, Dec. s. 1875 and united
with the Christian church at Angola,
Ind. beng baptized by Rev. e. S Med
bury. now Of Des Moines. Ia. She mar
ried {. J. Sharp. Jvly q. .I9o5 Rev. Med
bury performing the ceremony.
The funeral service is to be held Mon
Gay at two o'eloci, The arrangements
arc subject 70 change in case the weath-
er is too severe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-11
GARY G|RDS
4 6 AIN s 7
NEW STORM
Heavy SRow Fall Preeedes
Reported Blizzard - In
dustries Hard Hit.

Gary today began to sird against the
Storm King. who started @ new attack
early today with heavy snow fail
And reports sve that a new blizzard.
up from the southwest. IS on 5ts way,
much to the concern Of stcel.worlers
kousoholders and eNecutlvee.
As il is Gary IS under a couple Of
feet Of snow. Train md car service is
crippled. streets are blocka1ed side
walks resemble trench paths. many
mills are down, tho Aetna gym cotton
factory is Idle, ana street traffic is
practically at a standstil.
Continuance OF the snow and colder
weather WIFI bring. % Is feared. = do
nlestic and Industrial coal famine stop
milk supplies and throw thousands ont
of work.
Streets sre in such condition that
doctors cannot use thoir autos. not 4
taNl car has been able 10 run since sun
day. and what few Erocery ana milk
deliveries have been made have be
accomplished by the use OF bob sleds
Broadway is badly blocladed despite
the use OF scores of ,~zns ami work
men by the city street cleaning depart
ment
Industria'ly the situation is ver, Sc
r.ous the hot mills IF the TIN plate
company being doun for lack or coal.
While The steel plants face q coke short
axe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-11
Latest
Bulletins
OBy United Pressl

AsIIINGToN. Jan. 11.m-Sunrnge
owes its victory in tho house to ncitb-
er of the great political parties. but to
"friendS OF tho movement I'm nil par
ties" leading suGraEettcs declared to
day.
'Ieaterday's vote" snid Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait. president Of the suf-
froEcttes' association. "IesVes the
women behoIdcn 10 neither of the
dominant parties. On tho democratic
side there vas the action of rho pres
IdeHt, tho speaker ard four members
Of the cabinet helping uS. on the re-
publican side was the tremendous helm
given by a powerful republican Icad-
or. r-pped by the dramatic entrance
o. Mr. Mann TO cast tho great weight
OF his influence into the republican
senIe - the vote was 10 he tnkep.
Mann came from hospital at Hal
timerc where he had heen under treat
ment for some time, cast his vote md
returned Immediately TO tho hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-11
HEARING TO BE
HELD SATURDAY

WHITING. no, Jan. 11.-The pre-
lfninarg hearing Of Andrew Lcsl1o. 124S
Schrage avenue, who is held on the
charge of murder following the death
of Jacob Kopchik whom he hit over the
fead with a beer bottle in "A saloon
here last sunda,- night viii probably
be held saturday afternoon according
TO Deputy Prosecutor Charles L. PereL
Deputv Coroner Green did not give
out btz dea ision this morning hen he
held The inquest ST Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-11
KING SNOW
HERE WITH
|CYMANTLE
Region Hit by Fresh TieuD
Factories, Merchants and
People Suffer New
Weather Blow.
FACTS OF STORMS.

Total depths OF nowfau today, q
inches.
Total depth OF sn,,wfau in last ten
days, feet.
American GIus FORKS compelled
to shut down yei.te- day at a loss OF
81 900 per day.
Coal situation is sas1ng up II peo
pie viii help TO Gle .r streets.
Mayor Brown e. peeted to issue
snow-slacker procls nation shortly.
Hammond faotori IS have plenty Of
coal in sight II ttey can only ger
81 It.
The street car company ken
sweepers going all morning but ad-
lnits heavy fall tonight wiz stop
the cars.
Schools we're dis missed this after
noon and upper grsIde boys all agreed
to aid in shovenag a lane twelve fee
wide in the center of the streets.
About n hundre high school boys
attacked drifts on. Conkey avenue.
The street railway was open from
indiana Harbor to East Hammond
and tho officials stated they believed
they would be able 20 keep cars NOV
ing henceforfh.
Hammond people have done more
market basket shopping in the past
few days than they have ever done
and grooers less delivering.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-11
Lid Is Clamped Down.

Chief Of Police Peter Austgen act
Ing under orders Of the John 70. Small
ley board of police commissioners is
IA stening the lid down on women IRE
quonting wine rooms. Tho iron hand
rule vas enforced for the FIRST time
last Saturday night
Wine rooms arc closed and viii
stay closed emphaticaiIy declared the
chief today
Pack md side doors have long been
open to women although the police
from time 20 time have ordered them
closed. This time according to Chiet
Austgeu theT VIII stsv closed for good