The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-26

ent aid.
a pamphlet which Is offered for free
distribution by the Four-Minute Men OF
Whiting. The publication comprises
f67 pages and index. and IS issued by
the committee on public information,
consisttng OF the secretary OF state. sec
rotary OF war. the secretary Of tins navy
and George Creel. It sets out the aims
Of the Germans IN the great war in their
own words, and IS one OF the most not
I'd OF the many pamphlets issued by the
public information committee. Copies
may be had at the office OF Attorney T.
Joseph Sullivan. chairman OF the Whit
ing Four-Ainute Men. Other recent
publications offered by the Fcur-Minute
Men are: German War Practices" "The
Presidents FLAG Day Address" contain
ing evidence OF Cermany's plans. How
thu War Came 10 America" This Wa
Message and Facts Behind It." contain
ing an annotated text OF President will
sons message OF April =. 1917: "Ameri-
can Interest in Popular Government
Abroad" American Loyalty BY oitt-
zens or German descent, published both
in English and German languages; "A
War of Self-Defenss," by Robert Lans-
ing. secretary OF state. and Louis E.
Post, assistant secretary OF labor: This
Great War" by Prof. A. c. McLaugh-
lin Of the University OF Chicago; The
Government Of Germany" by Charles D.
Hazen, professor OF European history.
Columbia university. and The Nation in
Arms" by Franklin X. Lane. secretary
Of the interior. and Newton D. Baker.
secretary of~sar.
T. J. Woods or Harvey, Ill. Is here
visiting at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. George A. Pee Of Ffschrupp ave
nue.. while cooperating from a serious
case Of pneumonia.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. william Doody.
Of New York avenue, n daughter. on
Sunday.
smelser. for Garden Tools. sos Indiana
boulevard. 2-26-
Mrs. Keife OF Central avenue. was
taken to St 1~fsrgarst's hospital. having
suffered a severe Illness. .
supt. Hoskinson reports that 1928 was
cleared in the recent school ART exhibit
and the money viii be used in the pur-
chase of pictures for the school build
ings.
Misses Hazel E. Long. Gladys Acting
er. Mildred Duggan, Lillian SoltwsdeI,
Ruth GLADDEN., Louise Mattern and Mrs.
E.. T.. Schaafer. saw David Warheld n
The Music Master" at Powers. on Sat
urday.
Charles Basbik was fined SIS and costs
by Judge Green, amounting TO s25. He
paid the fine and costs and was ~reless-
cd. Bashtk attempted to throw salt and
pepper in Officer Swans face. and also
to hit him with an empty bottle when
the officer put him under arrest.
smelser. for Wall Paper. Paints, Hard
ware. sos Indiana boulevard. 2-2s-
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ad-
ley on Fischrupp avenue. was entered
by burglars between ~ =. m. and s a.
M. and s21 in money was taken. En-
trance was gained through a side win
low. As vet there IS no clue as TO
whom the i%ntruders we're.
The Red Cross have q very attract
i've exhibit in the Gordon store window
on 10th street. The exhibit consists
Of n large number of knitted goods. as
we'll as the pictures of several Of our
boys who are now in ssrVlA and pic
lures Of the various camps mere these
boys are located.
The funeral Of Mrs. William Walker.
sr., was held on Sunday afternoon. when
services we're preached At her late home,
8I5 Sheridan avenue. by Rev. George A.
Jones. pastor Of the Christian church.
Interment was at Oak Hill cemetery.
Hammond. Mrs. Walker, age 81 years.
had been a resident Of Whiting for
twentv-eisht years and her sudden TAX
ing away was a great blow 20 her fam
ily and friends. She IS survived by her
husband. VIM. Walker. her three dau gh-
ters. Mrs. Al Condor and Mrs. Chester
Burch Of Whiting. and Mrs. Nathan
Brush, who recently mos ed to Cleveland.
Ohio. and three sons. William. Ray and
Roy Walker. also Of this city. Mrs.
Walker IS also survived by three sisters.
Mrs. H. S, Wells and Mrs. 4. Jewell of
Whiting and Mrs. Beamer CT McCool.
Ind.
The Whiting Savings and Loan Asso-
citation car prepare and educate no bet
ter class thar the pupils Of our High.
school and other schools. Their support
viii assure a future of a stable nature.
2-cs-
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordon are now
located in their new home in Laporte
avenue. having moved from Schrago
avenue, where the family resided for a
number or years.
The regular meeting OF the ". E. A.. OF
the Maccabees viii be held tomorrow
night.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. Ritter Of Hammond
spent sunday here A. the home OF the
ormers brother. Lyman z. Ritter. on
Sheridan avenue.
Tbs Nascns will hold th4ir regular
mset'uE tomorrow night, beginning ct
s o'clock. at which the third degree will
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