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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
PILOTS WIN
HAMMOND
CAME SUN.
SPECIAL To TIE TimrsI

sCHERERVTLLE. IND. June Is-
The scherervilIe Pilot ball team travel
ed to Hammond Sunday and defeated
the ST. Josephs team Of that place by
q score Of to Q Hfhrich, the former
Dyer high school pitcher. was on the
mound for the Pilots. and the article Of
ball ne served was a complete puzzle
to the St. Joseph batsmen. HIS work
for the day can be summed UP as fol-
lows: Hits allowed. 5; hit batsmen. 7:
bases on balls. .; strikeouts. IS y fair
days work
Field honors 90 70 Austgen. the Pilot
second baseman and speed king. who
handled number % hot chances with
cut q slip. Other fielding features Of
the game was swell running catch Of
lir% drive by the St. Joseph center
fielder and the stop Of wicked smash
by Hubrich. the Eliot pitcher
The nine runs scored by the Pilots
were due chiefly 10 the smuggling Of
AustEen. Shaw, Boney and Teutemach-
er Score by innings;
Pilots -----------2 / o ? ool %
St Joseph's - 0 O 0 0 o II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
HANDICAP
IS FEATURE
Of RACES

The Chicago Handicap at ten miles
VIII be an additioaal feature Of the
speed carnival at Speedway Park next
Saturday afternoon when the Fourth
annual Auto Derby IS run at the MAY
wood oval Tha Chicago handicap will
be run in two heats and "A final with the
three FIRST men in the fast hest and
TWO from the slower heat going into
the hnal
Two Of the greatest stars in the auto
racing game viii 50 from scratch. one
IN each Of the two FIRST heats They are
Dario Resta and Louis Chevrolet All
% the score or more or other drivers
who will take part in the Derby Viii
also start IN the battle over the shorter
route
An absolutely new scoring system
has bean worked out by the American
Automobile Association officials and
viii he used here for the first time.
Each driver IN the Derby viii have an
individual scorer and the score boards
viii be controlled so that every specta-
tor can instantly tell Just how the race
IS going
Tho running Of the Derby is going to
bring an immense throng of people
from out Of town. Already MANAGER
Porter has received reservations from
As far west as Davenport. Ia. and as
far east as Lansing. Mich
Today will see all Of thu famous
drivers out at the Speedway getting
ready for the big $50 COO classic Satur-
day. Louis Chevrolet the last to ar
rive, Will get in this morning ana from
now on every one Of the speed demons
VIII be busy tuning up the machines
Tbs tickets for the speed carnival
have been kept out Of the hands Of
spectators and are now on sale at
box office prices at the Speedway office
201 Marquette Bldg. Marshall Fields
and Al Blooms. North Clark street
There will be only TWO hundred reserv-
Cd parking spaces and all the rest 81
the space in the center Of the track
viii be free 70 motorists who drive
their cars 70 the track.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
kENSINGTON
BEATEN BY
SCATINAS
fRv A. EHLEN gEYN

with BAkalsr on the mound and Wag-
ner on thu receiving end the Scatenas
easily defeated the strong Kensington
A. c., Sunday. by r score OF IS at Co
lumbia Park. After the first inning the
game was never in doubt although tight
baseball was exhibited. In the second
bases were filed. but Bakalar strength
ened and struck out the next three men.
Bruno was knocked out Of the box in
the fourth and woodruff took his place
The Kenslngton team is made Of
stars from the Intercity league If not
for the heavy hitting Of the Scatenas
the game would have been much closer.
Eddie Bloom. n star Of East Chicago
and n new man on the Scstena team.
PLAYED a wonderful game At third and
also was there" with the bat. having
got hits out of ( times TO bat Simon.
Wagner and Bakalar also did heavy
smuggling Ensign proved a little too
fast for the Kensington nine He threw
out the fastest man on tho team by
picking up q fast grounder in deep
right field.
As soon as team begins 70 lose they
start some alibi 70 break UP the game.
In the seventh inning the game was
forfeited to the Scatenas. Speedy
Myers. who was sliding in home was
called safe because the catcher dropped
the bali. The felders came running
in saying that he did not drop tho ball.
After a long discussion with The umpire
the game was given to the Scatenas.
Score by innings:
Kensington ----------1 0 0 0-S
scatenas ------------1 0 ~
struck out-By Rakalar. 10. by
Bruno q. nv Woodruff O. Rases on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
LEWIS FLOPS a'' o"@- score '"s8
JOHN FREIBERG STAVUM IS WOUNDED

SIOUX CITY, IA. June 1S-StranE-
Ter Lewis won from John Freiherg in
one fall at the end Of thirty-seven min
utes Of the toughest wrestling ever seen
in Sioux city. He did il in one fall for
Freibergs neck was so badly injured
that he could not return to the mat
Three times in succession Lewis hurled
F'reiberg to the mat with great violence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
PRINCETON
GRIDIRON HERO
FALLS TO DEATH

Dispatches from the French front re-
Port the death Of Arthur Bluncntha-.
Princeton, = 3. football star who won
an All-American berth as center in 1912
Incomplete reports indicate Blumen-
thals airplsne was brought down in
flames behind his own lines. Blumen-
thai entered Princeton n 1909. ami
served three wears Ola the varsity eicv-
en-. starting in 1917. In 1911 his work
was largely instrumental IN princeton $
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Mrs. Theodors 2. Burgess. q Ded-
ham. Mass. has sold Karina. a three
n1asted schooner yacht 70 the France
and Canadian Steamship COMPANY. Inc,
an American corporation. and the yes
sci may be used for training purposes.
Ksrina IS the largest sailing Yacht IN
the world and last vas in commission
in 1915 Il IS 521-ton yacht With a
sail area Of 10000 square feet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

BALTIMORE, MD. June Is.-The
heavyweight battle between Fred Full
ton Of Rochester. Mimi and Jack
Dempsey Of Salt Lake City will be stag
ed in this city July 4
The police authorities Of Connecticut
yesterday decided the match could not
take place in Danbury as first schedul-
ed. jim Jung of the Monumental Sport
ing club therefore closed negotiations
for the battle al OTiole park He has
been granted the necessary permit by
the police commissioners. The bout viii
be fifteen rounds.
Jung wanted TO have the bout TWEEN
" rounds. hut the police board favored
the usual Baltimore limit
Articles Of agreement Will he signed
At n conference IN New York Of Gus
Schoenleln, with Mike Collins. manager
Of Fulton. and Jack Kearns. manager
Of Dempsey. Frofeits of $1,000 will be
posted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Marines attached e the various sta
lions around Boston viii stage mann
moth carnival in the Charles river basin
Saturday June . II : - develop in
terest among the enlisted men in
aquatics and 70 furnish an exhibition TO
the public IN return for kindnesses
shown the marines. The events Will in
clude rowing races or various kinds. q
sailing race and swimming races.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

LA CROSSE. WIS, June 1s.-Edvln
stavrum fer three years all western
end Of the University Of Wisconsin
football team. was wounded on duty IN
France according to csbleEram 70
his mother here He IS a lieutenant OF
artillery. The wound Is not serious. it
was reported.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Lieut.. Howard Smith. son of Post
master and Mrs. Edward Smith Of
Newcastle, Ind., was killed in Lon
don. England, while doing air scout
duty. according TO word received
from the war department Smith
the ground school at the University
of illinois. He then took up train
ing under the British officers at To-
ronto and was sent to London sew
eral weeks ego. Details Of tho acct
dent have not been learned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Better to have War Savings
Stamps in your safe than the blood
stained hands of the kaiser's
ho-des a vour throat.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Frank J. Shea. University Of Pitts
burg star ouarter-niler and the holder
Of the Irter-coIleg'at and Amateur
AthletIc I-nion titles for the distance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

University OF Michigan marked its
return to the western conference by
winning the baseball and tracR and field
championships this season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
BIG BOUT JULY 4
FOR BALTIMORE,
NOT At OANBURY
Connecticut Refuses to Al
low Dempsey and Full
ton to Fight.
FIGHT DECISIONS

Decisions OF fight representatives areI
At Jersey City-Battl1ng Levtnsky beat
Charlie Wcinert 90.
st Cedar Rapids, Ia--Johuny Noye
beat Kid Wheelook (lo); EDDIE
Summers beat Fred Simmons (e).
At Hemphis-Jce Mandot beat Jimmy
Han1on (5).
At New orleans-Ktd Roster beat
Frankie Brown (2o).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
NATIONAL LEAauE.
YesterdavIs Results.

Yestefuay's Hesu4ts.
Brooklyn, 4; Chicago. Z.
New York. 2; Cincinnati. /.
Boston. 4; St. Louis, I.
Boston, 4; St. Louis. 2.
Philadelphia, 3 Pittsburgh. Z.
Games Today.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia
St Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

The Cincinnati Reds players have
subscribed for $4,000 of Liberty bonds.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
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81 $50 a % Q . sD ~
Gs& aED @-W $s Gz@ Gss uusS


Yesterdays Eesulrs.
Washington. ?; Chicago. l.
Boston. S; 81. Louis. Q
Cleveland. 6. Philadelphia s.
New York. s; Detroit. 5
Games Today.
Detroit at St. Louis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Roland Cioni. worlds professional
champion skater. IS in the army and
stationed q, Camp Merritt. near New
York. He Is the holder Of all records
from one-haIf mile TO the twenty-four
hour endurance
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

There are. it is estimated. 5000 trap
shooting clubs IN the United States.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

The New York and vicinity elemen-
tarv schoolboy track and field meet
brou Shit together 1916 rising Young ath-
letes in competition few days ago in
Gotham
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Kingsley u. Maynard. who finished
fourth in the mile race. viii be the
only athlete Of tho years winning Cor
neu university track and field squad at
the recent eastern INTERCOLLEGIATE who
Viii not be available next year. or
course. the war may interfere and cali
many Of this years champions develop
ed by coach Jack Noakley
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Joseph Mulvihiu Of New Haven.
plans TO pun or the Jack Dempsey ".
Fred Fulton heavyweight Eight July 4.
in an arena seating $4,000. which may
be located in South panbury Conn. or
at an adjacent town
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18
LEVINSKY
SHADES WEINERT IN
JERSY CITY SCRAP

JERSEY CITY. y. J- June 1S-Bat-
tling Levinsky Of Bridgeport Conn.
outpointed Charlie Weinert Of Newark.
n J.. in every round of an eight round
bout. Levinsky weighed $50 pounds
and Weinert IS5. This was the first
hea vyweight battle held in New Jersey
under the new law legalizing eight
round boxing contests in this state.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

You'd like to take a punch at the
kaiser you say? Then buy a
Thrift Stamp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

Buy a Thrift Stamp today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-18

is The new track captain q the Panther
squad.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

N6gebrannt Itno bas
8~arenpous bon Sprle C 9errmnnn
in QB6eeling, 70. Ya., uno smei Iadls
bar9ebdlDe nit einem S1aoen Don
$525,000. Der Brand purbe our6
Die @rploiion zines 9asoiens perurs
ia9t.
Die GrptofiOn elmer SOL.
lcnmaIdine in Der @rpreBsGar oes
3uges g&o. 7 Der Nprtbern paciiic=
5abn bate Die 3eritOrung Der Gar
IN Der Gdbe BON Minbior, %. %,
CUR Tplge, pie 8eomte, pelGe Die
Sabe unterIu9:en, ertlGrten. SIS
Itebt aud ieit, Dab cine glei4e 90ls
lenmaI9ine Dor 5tpei Np4en bel bis
rlard cine @rpreBSglr in 8rano
iebte.
Snfolge zines S9neez
Tturmes, Der mebrere Gage lang i'm
Ma9oning @aIlep, Sbio, berridte,
lino bier perionen erfroren uno orei
Dem So0e nobe, uno Sauienoe IN
Der Staot youngstown leibeu infol9e
bes Mangels an &oblen unO bes
nieDrigen Gasorudss, Der bus aOs
cen unm0gli6 ma4t unO audi niAt
g~eniigenD 9ibe gibt. 0as EEermo'
meter fisl ip6breno Oes Steymes auf
10 @raO unter RuIl.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
IN @oEOn. Maiiu eat i

Sn 9 It on, Maiiy Fat id
i'm &qu63immer Oes dnionz8oOt=
Hubs Der Offi3iersanpdrter &obert
81. @larf, So6n zines Ro~ngregatiO>
naltltenz @eiItli9en, erfdo1en, neil er
bos erboffte Offi5ierpatent niAt err
bolten tonnte.
Sn einem $50 rec # er (WlaiI.)
Ganatorium 1T Mor9 Young M6i>
tina i'm Glitter BON 101 Sobren ge@
Itor6en. Sie mar aus 8riitpl, U.
S.. aebiirtig.
Sin 8eru9, ME man
gloubt, @ouperneur Miaiam .. Stez
pbens oon &~aliFornien bur6 cine
Itarte Sprengbomte gu iOteu, bat
our 3eritDrung bes amtli@en Mobn=
6ouies in Sacramento, g., gefii6rt.
9as gauge 6intere GnDe Des @ebdue
bes purbe in Die 2uft ge6loien, Der
@ouperneur unb feline Gottin. pie
audi Sic G;enltboten f9liefeu unb
fino idmtli@ unDerlebt geblie6en.
Glei9 mad Der @rploIion lab man
apei Mdnner BON Der Stdtte oes glt-
tentats oaponlaufen. Inter einem
@rterfenIter i'm binteren Seile bes
SauIes mar elm God bon msbrersn
SUB SieFe unO minOeItens flint SUB
0ur9meiier in Der Groe gebilosi uno
bic gon5e bintere ManO mar fort9e=
blofen. Der 2drm be. @rptOiion
puroe ii6er Die gan3e StaOt geb6rt
uno in ben nd6Iten 3iuei pier orei
StraBengeOierten lparen bic 6euiters
iheibeg oerbro@en.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
Gbbe mmS flint.
Gie Wslsbrtsr fbsr bic llriaasH nod
niht saHS tlar.

HtVi bhh0 AANA*
pie ge3eiten, Der Ws6isl 3niI6en
g66e uno SLUT oes IesreE, gdbea
oen Irii6eren 9epobnern u~nleres
qluneten ldon felt alien 3eiten 3u
benton uno p~sranlaBten lie sur @rs
ildrungsperlu6sn. Vim udbiteu Oer
Wabr6eit tamsn babel oiejenigeH, bic
cine @inmirtung oes Monoes auf ben
O3ean Dsrmutsten, ME Oas mebrere
orabiIde @eo9rapben bes H. IL.
uno 10. Sabrbunberts totem.
Die RoturIOri6sr uno pbiloios
pben Ser qlteu, q~riltoteIss. 6erats
lit unO plutord, bisltsu ben STREET.
3miI6en Salt unb 0arm" fir Die
urIade bon @bbe unb Slut. Wenn
nGmlih bic 6liiFe ibr iaItes Bafer
ms Meer m%iinbeten. triebe 0as
TluBpoTer bic wdrmen 80rperden
6es MeerpoHers Suriid; bod balo err
bolte li9 oieIes pieoer uno triebe
nun ienes geeen Oos ufer uno in Ole
5MBmiinOung 5uriid. Die ausles
ger oes @riitOtsles unter Der 6riiis
li9en @eifli6teit, nomentlid uuter
ben S6Olaititsrn. DuBten bier5u gu
bemerten, Die @ngel bitten ui6t all
Iein bic Some, ben Mono uno Die
Sterne, Ionbern aud Die See in III
rer ridtigen 8epesuns gu erbalteu,
inOem ie iene nn9 geoarf oa5u an
trieben.
DGbreno @uIilei oeR BedIel ami,
I9en Gbbe unb Slut Der tdgliden
uno jGbrli6en 9epeguug Der @roe
3ufdrieb, bebaupteie Der 8eutide
Soppsl in Ieinem 8uhe n0tunous
triportitus" (Oie oreigsteiIte Wel),
Die @eoeiten riibrten aus NalIers
pDrbrii6en aus .ppporif6en ShIiins
ben, Struoeln uno 9lbgriinoen" Der,
aus oenen 3u gepiHen Stunoeu 70
uiel @aiier berausipringe, OaS Odn1
anoeripGrts tpieOer e%inoringe, Dab bic
See buOon regelmaBig abb uno 3us
ne9me. Mebrere anoere 6orIder DER
Gltsrsn 3eit bielten oafiir, Some uno
ploneten pedten Durh ibre 9ibe
uno &raFt piele lpdrme 4usoiinltuns
gen aus Dem Msere unb aus tiefen
909len uno 2Dhern Der @r0e, bic
oas MoiIer srregten unb in Delen
erbiiben; IobolO lid iene rDdmpfms
gen" pieber Seritreuteu, Itiir5te pii4
ons 8aifer pieoerum mad lsinem
porigen Srte."
Der berii6mte 4tbanalius Sir
der, benz es niemols oorouf ons
tomnlt, bur9 cine obIurbe Soee ans
osren gu miberipreden, ertldrt I'M
porlisgsn0en Sale 9egen leine lons
Ittge @~epflogenbeit i'm .,MunOus Iubs
te~rroneus" Ole uuteriroilde @eID
Iebr einfa9 bic angemtine 8epegung
ser @roe bon Often nuh @cIten
fir oie Snupturio6e Der Ge5eiten.
Deitere GrtldrungSOerIude tommen
uuf gepiie 2dnbpinOe, .pelde in ct
li9en 2dnosrn ibre genihe Set bal
ten; uno DQs Wal1er BON ben uferl
5tiridtrieben"; einige 99riTtlteaer
I9reiben bic MeaIelbepegung 5pi-
Iden An19pellen unb Sinteu oes
MeerpaTers Der nS0be bes Meeres"
gu; bic geiItli6en Noturforl6er a6er,
oenen es barouf antommt, an Der
moioiI6sn S9Opfungsgeididte unO
ben ouf i6r peitergebouten 9oritels
luneen ni6ts abbr0deln gu laRen,
tommen, pie Elm 2~eritogrnpb aus
Dem erIten @ierteI oes Is. So6rbuns
oerts idrei6t, Der Ii6 bereits fir
bic Hidtigteit Der Monot6eorie ms
3eug le9t, init i9rem 9eDiatpau
oufgeSosen, mtlder nit Ieiner Na.
Ie bas See : WaKer in 4nlnui
bringe".
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

@nDr. 2itDanep, elm Res
porter, q. S., @runOsigentums9dnos
Ter, muroe in einem 2ogierbauie No.
100 Sr9aro Str. BON elmer 6rau
bur9 einen S9uB i4tper O%erpunoet.
BON Der man 3uerit %,laubte. iie lei
feline Satin. SItOanep Iie9t ieBt i'm
ltGotiIGen &rontsnbaus in Retpart
uno es beIte6t penig 9oifnuug. ibn
am 9e6en gu er6oIten. Spdter
wurbe BON Der PoIi5ei ermittelt. oaB
bic 5rau GIi5ubetb Winnie Gnor
beiBt un0 bic Satin BON pbilip
aner, eines friiberen 5euerpebrmanz
mes lit, Der ieBt in einem Nepdrter
9ol59of Stellung bat. Sn pel9em
@erbdauis lie gu 2itOoneD Itano, lit
etipus wntlar. IS ideint, oaB ie ouz
Inmmen gelebt BADEN. IS muroe elm
9rief an i5ren Mann bel Der 6rau
gefunoen pOrin ia ibm i4reibt, iie
lei fir Die 3eritOrung ibres @bes
9liides perantporilid. glus anberen
bei i6r ge%fuuoeneR Yriefen ideint
beroor5ugebeu, oaB tie i'd nit Selbfts
morpgecouten trug. Sic bebauptet,
Situouep babe ii4 IelbIt 9eIdoRen.
Die Yoli3ei iugt. Dap lie ibn per<
muuOst BAT. neil 9ituanep fortseben
po1e, iab 6loriOa. Sic 1T sinses
fperrt.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19
gsein aus Dem Mcer.

SIN Sabre 1878 erlitt uidt melt
Don @Iiiiingeu elm nad Oitiuoien
6%eitimmtes 6radtidiii Shiiibrl6.
IS perianf nit all ieinen Sdaben
in Die SieIe, oarmlter einc groBc
Senoung eNlcn Ma6eirameins. SIN
Sabre 1914 geriet ein Seil 0ieler
in 90rben oerpndten 8einilaldcl
eilligen 6iidern in ibr Sdleppneb.
Sic batten 0oran einen gilten Sang
gcnla1t; Oem aonig SuOwig Der
9(dt5ebnte faufte oieien 9riiuolih
a6gelagerten alten Maoeira iiir
idiperes @eio - nit g~usnobme bon
Ieds 0rbcno 6laiheL ole DER iran-
30iii6e &onlul in gntperpen gleid
beim Serousiiihen fduflid al lid
gebrad)t bate. Gr nerfaufte JIG mcl.
ter oil Den Ser5og BON Jioguio, rn0
oieier fonO Den aus Dem Wieer 1890
geIlen @ein oerartig foitlid, DAB er
i'm fir sic alerfeltlidlten @clegcl.
beiteu nufiporte. So fam eS, Dab
er BET ieinem Sooe ieiner SSihuc
nod oierumOoier5ig 6loiden Oaoon
binterlieB.
Siid) oieier iparO Der 10 gor5 be.
ionOers neOle Eropiea" gum An&.
trinfen 5u id)ooe. PTS iie 1858 Itarb,
fanoen li6 in ibrcr Sinterlaiicn-
idait Die 0eerbten oicrunoOier5Ig
SlaiAcn nod poaadblig Dor mo
mlirOen BON ibren Grhen %meiitbieteu0
oerltcigert. Sci 0ieicr @elegcnbeii
ermorb lie ser Oamoli9e Baron
SalueS 9iotbi6ilo buhitdbIih fir ibl
,i9enes @epidt IN @olo.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

Sn ben Mnla9en Der Dour
&oblens @eIeai6nft in Der Ndbe bon
Gf&p, 9enn., ereignete Iid cine
fcofperc GrploIiOn. Glf @rubenleute
fanoen ouf Der Stelle pen COB. Sur
S3eit Der GrploIion b%efonoen ii9 Is
&oblsnerdber in Der 3ebe. lleber BIC
llria9e Der grpluIiOH 1T nod nidls
ermittelt porben.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-19

Snfolge @ntgleifung eli
neg eleftrif9en StraBenbabnpagens
am SuBe zines 9iigels in Wee>
9atpfen. u. S, uuroen 20 periOnen
Dsrlebt, Orei bapon Siemli9 f9per.
Der Ma9en purbe bur9 ben ans
prall 10 total umgeitiirat. baB bic
pafiagiere i'm ni9t 9erlaiien tonnz
ten. ebe niAt sroBe Oeffnungen in
Die MdaOe gel9lagen pOrben tparen.
@iner Don ben 8erlebten. Der 80
Sabre alte 9obert Smith, SO. 324
Union StraBe, itarb i'm 9ubIons
Soipitnl, elm anberer, Spbu talbot,
DON Meit Nep YOrt, liest in benz
ielben 9ofpital in tritii9em gu
itanoe Darnieber,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-09
FEW SEATSLEFT
FOR ROTARY CLUB
MINSTREL SHOW
Tickets Will Be Withdrawn
in Few Days; All Holders
Get War Stamps

Seats are selling so fast for the
Rotary Clubs War Savings Stamp
minstrel show in the Orpheum April
% that in a day or two no more
reservations will be available and
the sale of tickets will be discon-
tinued
This was the announcement to-
day by George S. Reinoehl, of the
ticket committee, who reports that
very few seats are now to be had
and those who desire reservations
should look to them at once.
Governor Brumbaugh. Mrs. Brum-
baugh and other state officials will
be guests of Captain George s.
Lumb, president of the club, and
will occupy one of the boxes. POST
master Frank Il. Sites also will be a
guest, he being in charge of stamp
sales in this city.
The Rotarians will rehearse for
the show this evening The minstrel
part of the program will be only
n part of the evenings entertain
ment. but it will include more men
prominent in the affairs of the city
than any chorus that ever sang from
the stage of the Orpheum or any
other local theater.
The box auction will bring in
large returns. Bids will be opened
by Mr.. Reinoehl a few days previous
to the show and the figures will run
into hundreds of dollars Every
bidder will receive in return War
Stamps to the amount of their face
value in Thrift Stamps, the holders
getting the show free.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-09
Need of City Contagious
Disease Hospital Urged
on Council by Physicians

Recommending the lection of a
general contagious d ease hospital
for the city, the boa 4 of managers,
physicians and w mems Aid So
ciety of the Harrisburg Hospital in
a communication to City Council,
called attention to the increasing
need of such an institution. The let
ter was signed by Henry 3. Nc
Cormick, of the board of managers,
and included a resolution which was
passed to endorse a move to have
the disease hospital built. Mention
is made in the letter that several
patients after being admitted to the
Harrisburg hospital developed con-
tagious diseases but by careful OBJ
servance of quarantine and isolation
of the person suffering from the at
tack, no other patients or attend
ants contracted the disease.
Commissioner Lynch to-day intro
duced an ordinance imposing a fine
of from So to S25 on any person
throwing glass, nails, tin or other
waste on the city streets. Complaints
by autoists about broken glass on
the streets neCessitated such action
il was said Commissioner Hassler
presented an ordinance taking ST.
7S5.45 from the water department
reserve fund of S2,SO0 to pay for re-
pairs to the two old pumping en-
gines, and also a bill of S2S5.45 for
the water furnished by the Dauphin
Consolidated Water Company dur
ing the shortage in January.
Ordinances awarding a contract
for workmen's compensation insur-
ance and providing one-way traffic
southwark in Kline alley, from Gran
berry to Locust streets. were passed
finally.