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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-19

RUBBER MANUFACTURERS
1ssl.y:. 6 81 Ti;. es1 ssbfS. N.s es 2slS New York
sf.,lf;, s.sSs9 SssSst e. Ms f.: c. Ne" York City
f%s f1 susSsa sSss CO.. Co. cSisop.s, HiS esit Mass.
RE REAL ESTATE
REFINERs
ss:ss ::s:: ~
American Sugar Refining Co., New York City
RAILROADS
New :na 9sss as% City
Southern P.efs, San francisco, Gal. -
PENN. sSsdsea: n.Dfs: s.as sn :Ss ''S@ cities
hssss aSa; h.s'i S.sy RI, R Psii.dsiohi. %s;iS p.
SHOES
asSss ssSss osa.su ksi.s Gs s s.Ts' Nsw M'i
MeEw.ine, Morse q Rogers, New York
Alexander Hamilton Institute, New York City
LsSslle Extension, Chicago, Ill.
STOVE MANUFACTURERS
6sois s,sse sseSs wSti: SI i9,;o 6s;lo, Mich
Michigan Stove Co., Detroit. Mich.
TRANSPORTATION
t%ss's s,c,,S CO. S.n SIS ys,s CO. Seattle w'n''
TAILoRS
in,.rn.,ions Tailoring Co, New YoSt and chie.s.
TEXTILES
American , Woosn len Co, Neg York City
Holsp!oof Hosiery Co.. New York City
J. B. Allen. Philsdelphi., Pa.
Bliss. Fsbysn Co. Ney York City
Salts Textile Mfg. Co., New York City
TELEPHONES
American Telegraph 3 Telephone Co.. New York City
U. S. GOVERNMENT
u s. Navy Yard. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Y s. Navy Pay Office. Brooklyn N. Y.
S. Food Admin istrstion
u S. Fuel Administration
UNIVERSITIES
N. Y. University. New York City
Coumbis University, New York City
Smith College, Northampton, Mass.
vARNISH MANUFACTURERS
Boston v.rnish Co. z. Everett Mss,. Boston. Mas.
Standard Vsrnish Co., Chicago. I'll.
VALVES
Bates Valve Co.. Toledo. Ohio
WIRE ROPE
Wil:m.e9st & Wire @ Rops Co; & W,lis%,eG.t' Ya ;s p.
WOOD PRODUCTS
Cornell Wood Products Co.. Chicago Ill.
Cronden, Martin Co.. st Louis, Mo-
Samuel Cuppies Co., st. Louis Mo.
WHEELS
Sewei Cushion Wheel Co.. Detroit. Mich.
WRITING PAPER
American Writing Paper Co.. Ho,yoke, Msss.
YARNS & COTTONS
Ir.ni ,. peis Co.. 200 sth Ave-. New York City
ZINC
n J. s..e z;.: Co, Or s,.ssin, s. ~ Denver c.,
A%srie:n zias. zias Lead Sa smssns Co. Boston. M.
Xo,,r OAca
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-02-19

ADDING MACHINES
Dalton Adding Msehine Co. Cineinnsti. Ohio
ADVERTISING AGENTS
Frank Seaman. Inc, New York
rsylor.Critchheld Corporation, Chicago. I'll.
ARCHITECTS
Mann q MeNeiiie. New York
Bainser q Perrot, Philsdeiphs, Pa.
AUTOMOBILES
Mssss T5ss. es sss Gs.s
s. sGS, C.. seT YS G .nss,
Loeomobile Co.. Bridgeport. Conn.
Builders & Building Materials
ss: So
BAGS
Fulton e%a: BAG Bss Cotton Mil. Mi .00''' NO. o''"
Adams Bag Co., Cleveland, Ohio
BRICKS
HARRISON Walker Refractories. Pittsbursh. Pa.
CHEMICALS
General Chemical Co. New York
syrKsn'M Mnlictd Ms &c; eo nis Ps.s.iphi. Hs5i p.
COFFEE
". E. AitIen. New York City
COAL
Chicago, Wilminston E,:ntlin Goal Co.. Chicago. Ill.,
DEPARTMENT STORES
sa M::s &C.. ksw ssI yss ys't cs sy rAA Pa
Hbrshsm sHsus. Brooklyn
DRUGS
American Drassi.t: syndie.te. Lon. Isl. City. NY.
Meyer Bros. Drug Co., st. Louis, Mo-
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Fo, River Butter Co.. ShiesSo. H.. Branches
soyi.E. hiSi y;,'is Mated a Min ciiesao. Ii. ILL.,
ELECTRICAL
We.nshoS.e N NJ Gsj l;;i. q ris..:epssh Pa ., ss:
W:snsf ss5 i
Standard Underground Gable Co., Pittsbursh. Pa Br
Marconi Wireless Tel. Co., New York
ENGINEERS
Ms.sashoa:e pSs's & Machine Co. Pitt.sursh, Pa. Br
We.tnshou,e Church Kerr Co, New Yorf
EXPLOSIVES
Ell DUPONT de Nemours Co., Wilmington. Del, d Br.
Hercules Powder Co., Wilmington, Del, q Branches
EXPORTERS
P.;Ss$y s.;sss Co., New Ysst Xs' CIV Branches
American Exporters, New York City
EXPRESS COMPANIES
American Express Co., New York City. b Brsnehss
FOODS
National Biscuit Co, Nex Yesk
Austin Nichols b Co. Brooklyn. NY.
Ar%s% ;,,: !, Co.: SIs:sGs m ..H : Sl.neSs'
R:ls,on PuIin. Co., 81. Louis, No.
FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS
sS;. A., s'ass s.:i NsH Ss Mss xs's xsa S Branches
s:siSa: s:sSa: Pax R Bank, New Yo,l City
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
FISHING RESORT
VISITED BY BLAZE
We'll Known Place on Wolf
Lake Is Badly Dam
aged by Fire.

wr Gruener proprietor Of the
hunting and fishing resort on Wolf
Lake near the site OF the old G. H
Hammond ice house was the victim OF
bad fire started by incendaries last
Weekend
His boat house buildings boats. de
coys. lines. etc. were burned to the
waters edge. The buildings alone were
covered by insurance The fire depart
ment were unable to get 70 the scene
In time 10 DO any material good MT.
Gruener. a day or two before, found
one of his best boats on the railroad
rack cutting through the lake and
II was utterly ruined Since the canal
has been put in. Mr.. Gruener's place
has become q great favorite with duck
I hunters and fishermen and he figures
that some one has it in for the popu-
tlaritv Of his place
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
HAMMOND
BOY WAS
ARRESTED
Clapped in Jail at Chester;
ton After He Had Been
Caught in Cottage; Pal Es-
capes; Fred Koelpin Born
in Berlin.

Fred Koelpin. aged II. living at 4s7
Logan street. Hammond. who says he is
an alien enemy and was born in Berlin
Germany. IS in the bastile at Chester
ton. Ind. and federal officers are CIV
ing Koelpin the double once-over.
incidentally hey are looking for VIM.
Golumbeck of Hammond. aged Is. VINO
IS enploved at East Chicago.
Koelpin worked on the section He
enlisted. so he says. from Hammond
and served s months in camps and on
the Mexican border Then he was als-
charged when ne fell from horse his
father works for Golden Bros. With
Golumbeck. Koelpin laid off Thursday
and went to Dune Park. then TO Waver'
lv Beach. Here the couple were detect
cd breaking into q cottage koelpln was
arrested. Golurnbeck got away. koeiplr
~ g revolver and a rife. His pal had :
gun. They are held awaiting the arriNa
Of federal officials.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
MARCH AHEAD RESUMED.
UNITED Pass cAzLEcRAM.l

UNITED Press CAsLEcRAAl
LONDON, Aug. %, 400 P. NJ
The French have capture Freamcy-
Le-Roye, three miles north Of
Roye, it was reported today. Be-
tween Ailette and Aisne the
French have made slight advance
and taken four hundred prisoners.
The third army's attack had this
morning progressed depth of two
miles on a front of slightly more
than 4 miles within few hours il
was learned.
The British extended their drive
farther northward into the ARA:
sector Along the Scarpe giveT q
three o'clock this morning Fielc
Marshal Haig reported good pro
gress."
/ Capture Of Frawreuu was announced
The Rri+ish line has been advanced
farther oa both sides Of the Sonn1e anC
additional progress had been MADE 10
ward Naricourt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

GIVE OUT
BAD NEWS
rpv 1-vrrrn PRrss.1

WASHINGTON. Aug 26.-Prusslan In
leaders are now preparing the Ger
man people for another winter OF War'
according to diplomatic advices here
today. They are warning the Germans
there will be more fighting ana saeIl-
hces as a result Of the reverses IN the
eeld Germany however. continues
restive Reports Of strikes. dismay
over the growing size of the American
army and alarmists rumors are "oE-
rying officials.
Tt is true our last operations nav
,o+ bean attended with the success
we had hoped. The Prussian n'lnls'e' .
O.. Quoted as saving in the Morgenpost
.yva have exnerienced some set backs
80 - ,,s confess we have suffered g
defeat"
s,readi,r Of alarnist rumor is pun
t-bad hv ene in one German city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
TIRED Of
LIFE, She
SUICIDES

life was no longer sweet to Mrs.
Naude Gross, 1ss Plummer avenue
Hammond ..,.
.nv longer with the world and its
cruelties. ill.,. aoo-s
and windows in her kitchen ana lu'ne, n.ss
On All The burners in her gas stove ana
laid down on the floor to tack the last
long sleep. ~ u.as
dead. She was IS years old ,.-.-
The dead woman Is thouen' ~ '.''
ended her life because Of its unhappl-
enes gaes0 She had just received word from from
nc the Citizens' General Hospital IN New New
t[ens,nrton. t[,s Pa. that her young son
had lost his foot by amputauon-
'-' t3ecentlv she had started suit for al-
IN.0.'as rairst her husband who had been
'aCs,rS Coroner Green now has charge Of the
case.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

Last Saturday Is Red Letter
Day in History of Indiana
Harbor, When First Fur
mace Is Lighted.

SATURDAY August 24th. was an i'm
rortanr dsv in the history Of the Marks
Manufacturing Company plant at In
diana Harbor.
On that day. surrounded oy einineh'
men from many sections of the country
the daughter OF clayton Marks princl-
pal stockholder. started the hre unaer
blast furnace No !. the first furnace ol
battery of nine that will be built as
fast as men and materials can he secured
TO build them
Fourteen mo lths ago. where 'nls
furnace now stands was a depth o.
fourteen feet Of water The land has
bear made and this million and a halt
dollar improvement finished practically
within year
The Marks CO. this morning started
another expensive Improvement th'
-..-,,o+ion Of large tunnel under the
! tracks that intersect their properties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
AMERICANS
AGAIN ACTIVE
BY FERGUSON

UNITED PRESS CAsLEeRAN
WITH THE AMERICAN ARM4Eo -
rpA%cE Aug % (night) The u. S.
,roons advanced their line q third Of a
r,,1. =, front Of a mile and a quarter
,,,r,.dtateIv east of Fismes driving the
C-orr,sns pnd capturing what had been
an advance post
AT the time Of cabling infantry
clashes are in progress. the boches re-
sist,ng ruthlessly. A heavy enemy
barrage failed to dislodge the Amerl'
cans. Only seven prisoners were taken
Tho Americans row hold the railroad
on both sides of Fismes- American con
trolls are maintaining constant contac'
with the German lines harrassing th'
cnemy's positions day and night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
EXT I(A !
OLD HINDENBURG
LINE REACHED

UNITED PRESS CABLEGRANl
LONDON, Aug. %, 400 P. NJ
The British in their new attack
along the Scarpe have reahced the
old Hindenburg line it was learned
this afternoon. They arrived at
the Wotan section of the line at
Monchy-Le-Preux and Guemappe,
Eve miles southeast of Arras on the
Cojeul river, capturing both Will
ages.
Wanicourt and Carney also are
reported to have been captured.
The attack in the Scarpe sector
was made between Fampaux and
the heights Of Neuvile-Vieasse, q
front OF about three miles.
The British are now reported TO have
made good progress east Of Henineland-
Mory. between Croiselle and Bapaume
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

WITH THE BRITISH IN FRANCE
Aug. 26.--MovinS swiftly in some
places and crushing stubborn resistance
In others. the British are advancing
along the whole extent OF their new
Somme Hne-from the region OF Axras
to southward of the river from which
IT takes its name. The days end also
saw Bcpaume near the citadel of an al
most straight line instead of at the
apex of a sharp angle.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
LIGHTNING HITS
GRIFFITH MAN
ESPECIAL. TO THE TINES ]

GRIFFITH Ind. Aug. 26.-The fine
~.,, ba,n on the Thomas Hayward farm
aas+ of town was struck by lightning
l1,rrtna the entire contents The small
tor buiIdinss were saved by hard work
but a horse and pig also were burned,
It Is a big loss to the owner and VIII
Austgen. the tenant, as there was out
little insurance TO cover It,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
tUNIrED Press CAsLEoRAx.l


PARIS, Aug. 26, 400 p. m.-The
battle was resumed today on a
large scale between the Disc and
Aisne rivers today. The French
are pressing on northward and east
of the Ailette salient to force the
defenses east on Noyon and west
of Coucy-le-Chateau. They are
opening the way for a decisive
drive.
Strong forces have pushed across
the Ailette and Coucy-le-Chateau
is already outflanked from the
north.
The Germans are resisting ener-
getically along the ridge and north
of Coucy and east of Bangneux the
French troops have progressed
eastward beyond the Scissors rail.
way.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
POLA IS RAIDED.

ROME. Aug 2e-American airmen
raided the great Austrian naval base
OF Pola on the Adriatic the admiralty
announced today. During the lighting
one airplane fell into the sea. Other
airmen dived and rescued the pilot
and then destroyed the dame ged ma
chine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
". S. s. DRIVE
BOOSTED At CLUB
Capt. Staten of Canada tc
Address War Driver
Leaders This Eve.

This evening at the Hammond Cour-
trv Club dinner win be given to all
the cbairmen Of the w. 5. drive and
a number of prominent war workers lor
rho purpose Of stimulating further in
terest in the drive.
Workers will be present from Gary.
Hammond. Whiting. East Chicago. Indi-
ana Harbor. Crown Point. Griffith
Lowell. Hobart and other parts Of the
countv Captain staten of Canada who
has lost three sons in the war and Is
disabled for life himself Will be present
"a address the throng. He is direct from
the battle field in France.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
YOUNG GIRLS
HEAD OFF IN
EXPLOSION

shocking accident occurred al West
Gary last Saturday evening when one
Young girls head was blown off and her
brother was seriously injured by the
explosion Of a gasoline tank.
The parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Groves. who live in a tent at Ninth
avenue and Dearborn street. were away
from home at the time and il Is thoueht
the children were playing around So
gallon tank Of gasoline with fire when
II exploded. blowing off the head of
Helen Groves ia years old. and fatally
injuring Harry Groves. a brother.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
WILL ASK A RECEIVER

The Northern state Bank of Gary was
closed today by the Auditor of State
pending application for receivership IN
the Lake Superior Court. There are suf-
ncient assets to cover all liabilities Bad
loans are said to be the cause Of the
closing. All the other Gary banks are
nexcellent shape says Auditor Klaus.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
REVOLUTION NIPPEI

TTNITFD PRESS CABLEGRAM.J
AMSTERDAM. Aug. 2s--A Moscow
dispatch declares that a revolution for
August 2nd intended to prevent the de-
spatch Of troops to the Czech front
vas frustrated ard the leaders. 1t vas
said, we're executed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
REICHSTAG TO MEET

rUNITED PRESS CABLEGRAM.l
COPENHAGEN. Aug. 26--The Ger
man Reichstag will meet in short
time TO discuss foreign and information
al and political questions according to
the newspaper Germania- Chancellor
Won Hertling. the newspaper says in
tends to make an important speech
at the opening session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

Salih Gourdji, former president OF
the Ottoman official news agency, is
a refugee in this country because he
refused to sell his ideals to the Ger
man government. He was threaten
ed with assassination when he turn
ed down offers to spread Hun propa-
ganda. He fed to this country IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
GENERAL
BATTLE IS
RESUMED
Allies are Smashing New &c :
man Defensive. Huns
Resistance Is Utterly
Futile,

LONDON, 6sz5 p. m.-The British fn
yesterdays fighting advanced along the
north bank of the somnae as far az
LonguevaI less then three miles east
of COmbIes. according TO Reuters
despatch from the front today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
WHITING MAN
rs ARRESTED

Paul Dihenes OF AS Fred avenue.
whiting. was arrested on Forsythe ave-
nue. by Officers Denis and Calvin and
charged with assault and battery
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

DR.. Francisco Bertrand has sue
ceeded in uniting the warning po--
iitical factions in the republic OF
Honduras, it is believed. Bertrand
became president on the death Of
General Manuel Bonilla i've years
ago. After the overthrow of the
Davila government in 1911 he
served as head Of the provisional
government one year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
AIRCRAFT 7
PROBE IS A
REVELATION
Senate Report Shows That Pro
gram Has Been Failure
and That Public Has
Been Deceived.

wAsHrNGToN, Aug zs-The air
craft report Of the senate committee on
military AFFAIRS sets forth e series OF
astounding facts. which newspaper cor
RESPONDENTS have dared only TO hint al
for a long time. The truth regarding
the airplare situation has not been
wholly a secret determined as the ac-
r-inistration and the men in charge OF
operations have been 10 keep It from
rhe public The merry camouhsse OF
Secretary Of War Baker has deceived
no one with anything like working
knowIedge Of things on the inside nor
have lonesome and sporadic attempts 70
hind the public TO real conditions by
means Of an isolated airplane perform
ance Of which no one knew anything
b,,+ RI. pre.. agent concealed the under
lying facts.
story Is Not q Rev One.
But il has seemed an ungractous. al
most a disloyal task. and one capable OF
grave r.sinterpretation, for men II.
Rave followed the laundering course OF
the aircraft production board 20 lay
their knowledge before the public. Sc
,,credible has been the situation re
vealed TO the eyes Of private invesuga'
tors ana 10 nlSh AZ AA'1 a. Al- ~,
Who have attempted 70 DO business WITT
The board that their stories could no.
have varied much had they sprung from
German origin 1t IS with a sense OF
disappointed relief therefore, II the tern
conveys anything. that newspaper cor
respondents and others. who long naV'
been doubtful OF the aircraft program
have read the report Of responsible
senate committee and found their sus
ptcions in large measure verified tnel
own collection Of facts duplicated IN
report Of the committee could have pee
drafted almost word for word by out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
MANGIN PUSHING ON
rUx1rEp PRESS CAsLEezAM. ]

UNITED PRESS OAbLEGEAA-I
PARIS, --ug 25. 10 a nl-Whlle
French artillery is smashing up the new
German defensive positions preparatory
to 4 crossing Of the Disc, east OF Noyon.
Gen. Mangin is pushing n1ethodically on
Coucy le Chateau in the face Of a free
resistance The Germans have fortified
the north band Of the Disc from Noyou
10 Chauny At some points the enemy
is counter attacking.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
REVOLUTION

rT-xrrrp PREss CAPLEGRAMl
AMSTERDAM. Aug. 26.-Ne~spapeFs
renort a revolutionary movement IN
vIadtmn 500 white guards were killed.
Newspapers say that 90 persons were
shot in Petrograd-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

You'd like to take punch at the
kaiser you say7 Then buy
Thrift Stamp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

National league critics are Won
eering il the moguls of that circuit
will have nerve enough to overlook
Secretary John Heydler when they
meet next winter 70 pick successor
to John X. Tener, resigned presi-
dent. The general belief is they
cannot afford to overlook him un-
less. as someone has remarked, ne Is
too capable. Hsydler carried al the
responsibilities Of the presidency
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
lBULIETTE

UNITED PREss CABLEGRAx1
PARTS. Aug. 6, 400 p. m-oraEge
XII ana Mouehy-le Breaux ars reported
to have been captured In Gen. Byag's
attacks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
BULLETIN !

UNITED PRESS CABLEGFAA
PARIs, Aug. 6. 500 p. u-Eeavy
arttuery4ns between the Ais1e ana
A1lette and In the Souvra4gne's reg1on ts
reported.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

SAM POsTLEwAITE doesn't know
what 10 do these days He has nobody
hut civilians to give Camels to as all his
friends have gone 10 war.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
ALLIES BOMB
CONSTANT1NOPLE

ANsTERDAM. Aug. 26.-Two allied
air squadrons attacked constantlnop,e .li,,
Wednesday night. according 10 officials
here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26
1900 ARE REPULSED


VLADIVOSTOK, Aug. 26.-lz,0OO
enemy troops attacked the allied right
flank on the Ussuri river Sunday night
and were completely repulsed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

HAMArOND's Harrison Park is a
thing Of beauty and toy forever
Herman Holtz has certainly done Won
dxrs there this year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

1T sorta embarrasses H. z. Sharrer 70
have his father come up for a visit and
have the old gentlemen out on the front
porch reading the paper at $50 a. m. as
Doc snores above.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

THE boys over in West Hammond
sav that Mayor Kamradt is the hardest
hearted old thing. Paul still has the lid
iammed on tight.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

BOXING will he the greatest sport
IN America when the wars over" says
old Pop Clabby. We think you're right
at that. Dad.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

CAMBRIDGE CITY is place that
will live long in the memory Of Tom
Oberlin who has Just returned from his
annual Studebsker trip
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-26

is doing we'll in Chicago and Is sorry re
didn't get out of politics years ago.
DAVE ATKINSON. a well known
Hammond lawyer has the law skinned
to death. He has an important position
at the STANDARD that's far better.
WHAT with running a bank and
coal yard Larry Cox has nothing else TO
do except to Kill about thousand spar
rows every night for supper.
AND you take H NJ. johnson. too
dam busy to go fishing. Every time he
thinks of a vacation some bank clerk is
drafted and he has TO break in another.
AS II George Hannauer didn't have
anything else TO worry about his young
son had to go and fall out of & tree and
break q leg and McAdoo. we'll, he has
his troubles TOO.
HAROLD CROSS the W. K. reporter
started off, God know where. last night
on little vacation. Hes looking for
some place where there's no newspaper.
LAWRENCE HARRIS. Hammond's
now Boy Scout administrator. never had
a. more strenuous summer in his young
life than thts-Camp Cedar Lake says
THESE are strenuous days too for
old Joe Hutton. He has 10 run 70 THE
TIMES bulletin board every half hour TO
see how big the latest bag of Hun
prisoners IS
DAVE BOONE was scared to death he
wasn't going 10 have any vacation this
year but he did He took trip TO
South Bend and was back in Il hours.
TONY TAPER is another example
/ of man who has nothing 70 do. He s
/ building beautiful hotel for Hammond
for his vacation this year and It looks
/ like s lighthouse IN q fog.
/ JAKE DIAMOND. the X. K. fruiterer
has got one Of the finest fruit trucks II
the west and soldier Harry came ali tbs
way from Fort Bliss to give il a look.
RALPH TENANT is considered one
/ Of the best raisers on his side of War
rem street. No sooner did new boy
come than he started out on his lawn
iandscaping.
HERB LAMPRELL IS another bus
man Besides turning out glue 70
Uncle Sans aeroplanes every war &C
tivity that comes along wouldn't Q
complete without him.
WHENEVER he has a chance 70 Sc
Gen. ". G. Hams picture. a. Murra
Turner VIII go mile TO see il. TIL
two were schooimates and only MI
Turner's long legs kept him out OF III
army.
PETE DAVIS. who is q real epistolar
godfather to a dozen Ysnks. gets u
every morning at 500 to see II the boy
over there haven't taken Berlin durin
the night.
GOSH. I'm hoping the grass stay
green all winter" said old H. ". Ma
den. because If the grocery prices kee
raising I'm going 70 do a litt
Nebuchaknezzar stunt"
= ED P DEMING, who IS about u
: only real live golfer Hammond has ief
: is figuring out that he may have to pla
the whole Mich City team alone.
: VERNE SUMMERS family must
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VERNE SUMMERS family must be
away He was seen last night getting
o,,+sida Of big stake In a local cafe