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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23

Reliable help OF all kinds furnished List
T IfTF BORDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
III T. MAIN ST PHONE $3.50
Help RanteG-MaIe-
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POTTER wanted at los San Franeiseo y.
WANTED driver. Potter Confectionery GO.
nan q Mitchell Employment Agency,
2o3 San Francisco st
WANTED capable man to raise plants Tor
market on shares Phone 3s5zM-
WANTED boy with wheel 80 Piedras'
Rols;on Drug CO.
WANTED boy with wheel A B. c De-
livery Co 12s y. CampbelL
PRESS feeder wanted. Advocate Office
sIS s Oregon St hour day
FOR GOGGLES-And all optical goods
20 10 BARNETT'=219 SAN ANIONlO
St. Look For The Big Gold Cloek-
STRUCTURAL ironworkers. riveters and
corrugated iron e-ectors- Apply 5lI SCUM
western bldg.
CHAUFFEUR wanted 10 drive Overland
car IN service Address P. 81, Herald o.
flee
WANTED-Two good BARRIERS immediately.
guarantee $50 week - INF Post TX
change Barber Shop. Columous. y u
CLERK for general store. some knowledge
OF Spanish language Good salary Chanc-
Bldg.
WANTED an all around marker distriou-
tor and bundle maker at Douglas iaun-
dry. Douglas, Ariz-. wages twenty-five per
week
SHERWOODS AUTO SCHOOL the only
practical school in Texas No books Com
plete course SIS. 1ll4 Prairie avenue
Houston. Texas
WANT Mexican washman who can SPEAK
some English Want none but the best
who can turn out first class work Pay
$50 per month TO start on II satisfactory
VIII pay more. Write T 2s4. Herald
WANTED competent experienced account
ant salary one hundred seventy-tlVe,
u-o-es his worth. Large out Of town cor
poration- Give full details Write 81
Herald
BLACKSMITH wanted familiar with con-
tractors requirements on heavy concrete
arch bridge work S4.25 per day- Apply
BY letter TO F. P Kemon- Supt- East End
Galveston Causeway- P O. Box -e-, Cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23

ANSWERS TO HERALD ADS.
The following list OF uucalied for an
sw.;.s 20 Herald Want Advertisements are
now being held for delivery at The Her
aid business office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23
Help Wanted-Male and Female

WANTED-RaiIway mail clerks. $40
month. Sample examination questions free
Franklin Institute Dept ass l. Rochester
n Y.
WANTED man and wife 70 work In pri-
vate family. Man to run car and work
around house wife TO DO general house
work. Must both be first class Inquire
in person only. 27oS Montana St
EIKE, tornado and hail Insurance agents
wanted Policy holders save one-fourth
premium by insuring IN strong. state su-
perFised. company. Liberal commissions
Texas State Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Tlaffnu TEXAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23
Business Chances.

REGARDLESS Of high cost OF living our
prices are the same Houston transfer q
crn-a Co
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23

FOR RENT.
room house. 10 Lee St...ScT.50
room house, 1901 Finley. 5000
room double house. s5-65
Poplar $3.50
room apartment. 1107 san
ANTONIO .--s--s- LOU
Warehouse, 50I San Antonio.
Store. so North Stanton.
BROADDUS a lie BARON.
Land Merchants"
80 First National Bank Bldg.
Telephone 1855
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23


Wanted Help-FemaIe.
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GIRL for Homework Inquire Mrs P J.
Foy Lynchville. TT bliss. Texas
WANTED woman for cook and homework,
$3.50 Montana
WANTED cook and housekeeper. Must
stay on place. Apply 32s Mills Bldg
WANTED girl for general house work.
Must stay nights 300 Alamogordo.
WOMAN or girl without home can find
good home with widow lady. Phi SSf5W.
DISEASES OF BLADDER AND RECTCM.
Diseases OF Women Positive Results new
method. New Era Sanatorium' coles olk.
TELEPHONE operator. familiar with 10
cal and long distance wanted at once.
Apply 70 local manager. Maria, Texas.
NEAT English speaking girl FOR family OF
three. sleep on premises 1907 Elm St
Manhattan Heights Phone zLil-
WANTED housekeeper for very light
work; good wages can stay at home Ap-
ply l4i4 E. California
WANTED Mexican or coIored girl for gen
eral house work No small children. no
washing. Must stay nights Phone 4eT1
apply bll Prospect
WANTED white gIrl with good references
10 do general house work on farm Good
home for right person BOX K, Mesquite.
y NJ
F. ~. WOOLWORTH CO., originators OF
. ~ ana A9c Stores Will open store one
thousand seven soon At 800 san Antonio
St. and will require the services OF thir-
ty-five salesladies- Apply TO manager
Temporary office IN basement.
WANTED-At once English spanish
stenoErapher with some knowledge or
bookkeeping. Apply in own hand writing
giving experience and local reference
State salary expected. Address p. O. Box
612
NURSES. : government Is calling for
trained nurses-young women deslrous OF
doing Their Bit" and entering trimming
have the best opportunity ever offered
them in the southwest At the Ro5t. 3.
Green Memorial hospital write for infor-
nation. Address Robt- B. Green Memo |
rial Hospital, san Antonio, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23
For MisceIianeous.
DressmakIng.

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DREs>NIAKING. Phone 1855
WORN guaranteed Phone slslw-
DRESSAIAIsING-Sui a specially. Al
l., san Antonio Apis Phcne ss95s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23

For Rent-Houses Furnished.
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BJNGALOW near Fl. Bliss Phone s2ls.
-FOUR rooms. sleeping porch. Highland
Park. Phone 65s1-
COTTAGE near Country Club. sse5 Ma
tions Ave
FOR RENT small modern furnished
cottage- Phone 4ls1-
FOR RENT-Furnished 3 room house SIS
No children OF pets 71s Texas.
SIX room furnished house 81 y. Oregon
Phone 1870. call between and ?. m
NEW room house furnished complete
f26s Chester. Phone SssfW.
FIVE room BUNGALOW 1928 Williams.
partly furnished. rent for $40. Furnace
heat Phone 6514J-
FOUR room modern Bungalow Completely
furnished and garage. No sick or children
Rent $40 3212 Lebanon. Phone 1854
FURNISHED cottage. rooms. sleeping
porch. bath. no sick. nor children SIS
Phone 4Ss.
FOR RENT. ROOM furnished house IA
Brown St. just off Nagoffin SIS mo.
JOHN W PHILLIPS a CO. PHI 49,
FOR KENT
Storerocm. Wyoming St. SIS. suitable
for grocery store or cleaning works
Two small houses with some land for
rent in the valley.
Store room. fronting on both MaEoffin
and san Antonio St. Toltec club bldg
". Z. PAYNE.
tol Mesa Ave. Phone 1859
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23

For kent-HOuses UnfurElsh.d.
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COTTAGE close in Phone 5472-
TWO room bungalow. 33oi Manzsna-
-FOUR room bungalow with giassed porch.
FOUR rooms newly tinted s125O. Phone
sS22W.
LARGE room house ICES Montana, In
perfect order. Phone 1855
FOR RENT room cottage. az Prospect
Ms. Clarse's Cafeteria- 2oS Mesa
FIVE room house. walking distance Pm
3015W- 604 y Virginia
FOUR room house sl6- ss07 Montana Pm
1905.
FOR RENT-Five room house. close In
1901 Olive s. Phone ISL
IHREE room bungalow. bath and sleep
Ing porch SIS Rayner St
MODERN room BUNGALOW with Sleeping
porch. Government Hill Phone 267-
OPPOSITE Highland Park school. frame
bath IS. esssw.
HEATERS to trade Tor refrisers Jors
Phone t1us-
FOUTZ MOORE CO.
FOR RENT room attractive uufur-
ZOE particulars write a B. L
TO LEASE for one year from Feb. LIST
new 4 room bungalow at IS points 20
responsible party without children Apply
don't phonel SIS Trust Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23

FOR RENT
1873 Myrtle -----...-..-.---.-Ss
III Boulevard s r--..-..--....--Sa So
1119 Boulevard. S r......-....&35
1919 Laurel. r-.---..-.-..----ss0
SIC NTundv. r.....--.--..-S4 $40
Several very desirable apartments,
with sleeping porchess blocks from
down town: one furnished
FTSk-RAMSET REALTY co.
Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23

Business Chances
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500 POPCORN and peanut wagon with
engine. SIS takes it 1901 Grand.
CHARTER OAK Stoves s5.Oe a month.
FOUTZ MOORE co.
FOR SALE-Good paying mercantile bust
ness in Cioudcroft- Address Hough K
Daniels. Cloudcroft. y. 81.
THE BIG GOLD CLOCK indicates the
lowest prices on all jewelry Mfs- Try Us
BARNETTS. 21s SAN ANTONIO ST.
WANTED $1,000 to market staple food
product much in demand now. Very lib
eral offer. Address N. Sc, care Herald
VILE return trip 1915 p. n. arrives Dun
can. $50 p. NJ Fare each way $500 \.
S White maEaEer. Duncan-Solomonville
ito stage Lire. Duncan. Arizona
GLOBE MIAMI -CHRISTMAS-WINKL
MAN stage-Cars leave Globe daily at s
am. making direct connections for Hay
den. Ray. Superior. Florence. Phoenix and
Tucson Cars leave Winkelman daily for
the return trip az pm Globe telephone
No. $50 or 1873
HOLBROOK, Concho. St. Johns. Springer
Vile. Eagar-Regular trips from Hol5rook
TO the above towns through the Fortified
forest Overland and Studebaker cars
used. careful drivers regular daily trips
with stopovers for the convenience Of trav-
cling men Special and side trips TO the
Fortified Forest and other points for the
convenience Of tourists Wire or mall res
ervations to the manager. Old Trails Ho-
tel. Holbrook- Ariz- Overland Passenger
Auto Service Lee Rencher. prop
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23

Employment Agencies
reliable help OF all kinds furnished List
your wants with US ..,-.,
THE BORDER EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
III +. MAIN ST PHONE $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-23
Wanted to Kent.
Wanted-Board and Rooms

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WANTED TO board and care for cnnd-
Phone S4s7.
HEALTHY young American business gen
teu,an desires accommodation with con-
genial surroundings. Please state full par
tIculars- References Address i IS. Her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
MAJ. NOBLE
NOW MADE
A COLONEL
Rapid Rise Of Brilliant Of
ficer Source of Satisfac-
tion to His Friends.

Friends Of LieutColonei H F. Noble
in East Chicago where he commanded
the guard troops a the outbreak Of war
and in Hammond where he drilled a
home guard company. viii be glad to
know he is to be made a colonel shortly.
Lteut-Col. Noble Is now commander of
the fourth officers training camp at
Camp Shelby. The recommendation for
his promotion has been sent to Wash
ington.
Iieutenant-Colonel Noble will com
mand the 152d infantry. II is under
stood. Colonel Arthur Miller. now in
command of the 1921. has resigned it
is reported. No reason is given for the
resignation and il is not known il
Colonel Miller is to serve in any other
capacity.
The promotion Of Lieutenant Colonel
Noble again brings Culver Military
Academy into the limelight. His pre-
vious experience at military work was
gained az an instructor at Culver. Lieu
tenant Colonel L. r. Gignilliat intelIi-
gence officer with the saith division. was
conmandant at Culver before the war.
and Major Robert Rosseau. national
army cavalry. the commander of the
Culver Black Horse troops in years past,
has been recognized as military
scholar
Colonel Miller has been national
guardsraan for more than fifteen years.
He was a noncommissioned officer in
the Spanish-Amerlcan war. When a
state Of war was declared against Ger
many he was a major He succeeded
Colonel Thomas p. Coulter, Of Nincen-
mes, as commander Of the 152d.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
FRENCH ADVANCE:
FISHES PERILLED

fUNITEo PRESS CABLEGRAM1
WITH THE FRENCH IN THE
FIELD, Aug. 2, 2:3O a. m.-Gen-
eral Mangin's army was still pro-
crossing early today.
Beating down stubborn German
resistance the allied troops had the
satisfaction of seeing the enemy
wildly fleeing at some points.
The success was rapidly achiev-
ed. German artillery was used
only on the smallest scale. They
replied with machine guns.
The enemy casualties during the
day were extremely high.
Hill 205 was conquered at six
o'clock. Courdoux, Servenay and
Cramouiselle fell. giving Up many
prisoners.
The Germans violently counter
attacked from Euzancy and IEge-
que wood. French infantry broke
up their efforts.
As the result OF allied successes
German positions up to and includ-
ing F.smes are menaced. The cx-
tent to which the enemy has been
able to evacuate Fismes if at all
is not known.
The Germans yesterday began
heavy bombardment of Rheims
Which still constitutes a thorn in
the enemy side.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
BAUER IS
ASSESSED
5000 FINE
Jury In Girls Delinquency Case
WTeStleS all Night
With Verdict
ESPECIAL To TIE TIMES. ,

ESPECIAL. To IEE LINES
GROWN POINT. IND. Aug. =
Charged. in company with eight Ham
nond men. with contributing to the de-
linquencv of the Misses Mona Nichers
and Lillian Mason. two young girls Of
Hammond. Otto Bauer. a Whiting sa-
Ioonkeeper. was found guilty by a jury
before Special Judge B. Peterson in the
lake circuit court this morning.
The verdict was sealed.
Bauer.s punishment was hxed az q
$500 fine. In addition the costs are as
sessed against him.
Trial % the other defendants will be
had right away.
Charles Van Valkenberg Of Hammond.
ore Of the Young men in company q
the girls when arrested. has pleaded
guilty. but so far has not yet been sent
enced. Van NaIkenberg IS the sanitary
tnspector for the Board OF Health.
The trial was one Of the most sensa-
t5onal ever held in the court room ana
the testimony was shocking.
Bauer. whose place Of business IS IN
Whiting. was recently cleared OF the
charge of running blind pig by Speelal
Judge Sproat Of Hammond on technl-
cality though a quantity Of bottled peer
was found in his place
He is well known all over the north
end OF the county.
In the affidavit Of information Bauer
was charged with contributing 70 the
deltnauency Of two Hammond girls un-
der the age Of eighteen years, by allow
ing them from time 10 time to frequent
his wine room and to engage rooms III
his place Of business for immoral pur-
poses. one of the girls was only fifteen
years OF age.
The specific instance that resulted in
me arrests was a Fourth OF July eele-
bration. 1t began in the afternoon OF
ths dav which patriotic Americans were
s9Ienanly consecrating to the boys Who
are sacrificing their lives in France and
On The very afternoon Of the orgy
American blood vas shed al Cantigny
The orgy. according to the shocking
testimony introduced before Judge Pet
e~son. began in the afternoon and last
81 three days It took place in Bauer
saloon.
whenever we had cheap skates said
one of the girls we took them "a
Pauer's place When we got guys with
money We took them TO Burnham.
Hammond police arrested the revelers
rad the case has been the sensation OF
the dav up there The jury was out
from o'clock in the evening until 2t3C
this morning.
Gavit K Hall assisted Prosecutor
Bremen for the state and Glilett and
Dorsey defended Bauer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
NEW ALLIED
PROGRESS
GOING ON
Destruction Of Materials by the
Germans at Several Places
Including FiSmes,
UNITED PRESS cAaLpGsAm.J

PARIS. Aug. 2, 400 p. m.-New
allied progress on the fifteen mile
front between Fere and Vile en-
Tardenois was reported TO-DAY.
How extensive this is could not be
learned at the hour of cabling. Be
tween the. Ardre and Vesle rivers
4 number os fires have been OBJ
served, evidently the result of de-
struction Of material by the Ger
mans at several places, including
Fismes.
In many cases Americans are
now using German machine guns.
Some prisoners brought in yester-
day and last night were extremely
young. They all assert: Only
the German rulers expect to win.
We don't care who governs SO long
as the war ends. Food IS so scarce
and the people are sick and suffer
ing"
A group of prisoners from new
unit said the Germans are not at
tempting to erect any permanent
defenses this side OF the Fiaa.~~
line.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
NEGRO SAVES ONE
CHILD; OTHER KILLED
Colored Section Hand Races
to Rescue Of Two Little
Boys on Railroad.
Especial 70 THE T1MEs.1

ESPECIAL 10 IHE TINES
WHITING. IND. Aug. 2.-Five-year
old Frank Ropinak was killed by a train
last night while in the arms OF a big
colored fellow who had a moment be
fore thrown George Repinak. aged 8.
from in front Of the on-coming engine
and was endeavorinE to save the older
brother
The brave negro. Griffin Hatcher, was
himself badly injured but viii recover.
The two little boys had been playing
near the Baltimore Ohio railroad
depot and Hatcher. seated in front Of
the section mans shanty, was watching
them Ii vas about eight o'clock last
evening and a fast b. & o. freight came
pounding through Whiting from the
east Hatcher saw the boys run onto
the track He raced to their rescue and
threw the smallest free OF danger He
was leaping to safety with the older
boy when the engine struck them. In
fortunately the boys head was toward
the engine and he was killed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
ANGLICAN ALLIANCE TO
HONOR JOE LET ZAN

The American Alliance Of Hammond
is TO hold a meeting at Liberty hall
next Thursday evening. at which Dr.
7. G. Porisho. president Of the South
Dakota Agricultural College, Will speak
under the auspices Of the State Council
of Defense. He is reputed TO be a
speaker Of ability.
The purpose of the meeting IS TO have
a public recognition of the presentation
OF "a war cross by the French govern
ment to the parents Of Joseph Lietzan
of West Hammond. Lietzan was killed
in action in France while rescuing COM
rades buried in dugout
Lietzan was the nrst soldier from
Hammond and West Hammond to be
killed i'm action and the first to receive
a var cross for gallantry in action
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
MURDER
YET BATTLES
{. CHICAGO
Deputy Constable G.. G.. Nor
Morgan Called into the
Chiefs Office and Subjec-
ted to Quiz This Morning.


6. G. Morgan, deputy constable. f.
Chicago. the first man to find the body
of the murdered police onicers Charles
Rajchneitz, was cnIIed into the Office
of chief Williams this morning and
questioned closely In regard TO his
movements in the carly hours OF that
morning.
Some suspicion has been directed
against Morgan account of the re-
port that the two men had hnd some
words en- different occasions In regard
10 policing the corner OF Forsyth and
7 Chicago avenues for violations OF the
prohibition law.
4 The story goes that Morgan was in
the h-bit OF picking UP suspects on
! the street and rushing them UP to
Judge JOrdan's court where n number
have been found guilty and fined.
officer RaJchnIetE resented this con-
duet on the p-rt of Morgan and told
him that he considered that he wns
interfering with business that belong
ed rIEhtfuIIy TO the police force and
that he wanted him to lay on activity
of that sort.
I The story goes further and recites
that RcIehnietz md Morgan had some
hot words cbout thi. matter just prier
\ 10 the hour when the crime was COM
mitted End that Morgan left the Paris
restaurant nt three o'clock TO drive TO
\ his homes that his route would have
taken him naturally past the corner
where RajchnIet1 was killed. Ii VIII
he remembered that the fatal shot was
red just few minutes after three.
Morgan Is Italian deputy under
appointment of Constable Leo Bona
ventura.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
ALLIES WIN MANY TOWNS.
BY LOWELL mELLET.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES within the
ne pocket growing st
inga s
with the French and
occupied village
wood and saponay contested but the French
hold Eapere o
Of feeble
OF the
Coulognes road.
On b eastern portion the battle field the French have arrived
O
The small north
o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
CARY MAN
IN TROUBLE
IN HAMMOND

Ralph C. Cole OF SIS Washington St.
Gary. was arrested this morning for
driving his automobile into a street
car at State street and Morton court,
he was charged wih disorderly conduct
At his trial this morning Cole claim
ed that he hG5e stepped for the car
on and when he sarted to cross the
tracks that the street car started also
and that 1t ran into him and that he
did not run into the car.
The trial was continued until to-
morrow morning by Judge Klotz in
the Hammond city court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
u. S. TROOPS ADVANCE
ENTIRE RIGHT WING
frN1rEn PREss CAnLEGeAM.l


WITH THE AMERICANS IN
FRANCE, Aug. 2, 8:45 a. m
American troops advanced theii
entire right wing during the night
as far as Bomplery.
They hold Cierges and all Of
Meunieres wood. Intense fighting
is proceeding beyond Cierge.
where the Americans gained DOM
mating heights by q sudden heavy
attack.
The American gains were made
in the face Of stiffening resistance.
As the dough boys went forward il
groups they gained all their OBJ.
jectives without pause.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
LADY COW FORGOT
HER PNEUMATIC TIRES
Motorcycle Cop Eddie
Warner, the Terror of
Speeders Pinches Her
in Consequence.

Chicago females had better stay
out Of Hammond until they are
fully equipped with pneumatic tires.
A perfect IS6 was gathered in last
evening by Motorcycle Cop Warner.
Shea regular cow-was pinched by
Warner for violating the city or
dlnance by being on Calumet boule-
ward without pneumatic tires. That
was the literal charge On Charley
Secs blottcr.
Warner. who would Just as soon
pinch a lady as a man when violat-
ing a city ordinance. was in quest
of speeders ana small boys who in
naturalis puris bathe in the canal
when he saw her COW ship on the
boulevard. She was in charge Of
Frank Alampraoe. 1858 East 18th
street. Chicago.
Warner carefully recalled the law
and the orders-"Only pleasure We
hioles with pneumatic tires per
mitted on this boulevard.
The policeman followed the spirit
Of the law. \ COW could hardly be
classed as q pleasure vehicle and he
never heard of one wearing pneu-
matte tires.
Madam" said the officer tipping
his hat. Il deeply regret that it be-
comes my unpleasant duty TO in
form you that you are under ar
rest"
Bossy Submitted Meekly.
Alamprace was fined S12 and costs
IN the city court this morning and
the COW and he continued their jour
ney.
Incidentally, the police who lunch
at the station had white foam on
their whiskers and real cream in
their coffee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
HARBOR
NEGRO IS
INSOLENT

Charles Hurt, a negro who lives at
S6lI Parrish avenue, Indiana Harbor
hired taxi from the Parker Taxi Co.
in Hammond last night but when h.
got on the cab he refused to pay the
driver. James Murphy
When Murphy asked him for the
money Hurt reached around in his hip
pocket and threatened TO shoot if Muir
phv did not leave, Murphy left.
But pretty soon Hurt came walking
around the corner at State and Hoh-
nan and officer Hestermen arrested
him and took him To- the station vhe-e
he still is.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
GERMAN WITHDRAWAL NOW REN
nRNRw ARRAN ANRAn AARNN AnAAA
GERMANS CONTINUE RETREAT.
BY FRED FERGUSON.

FRANCE NoonThe with
The advance
reached depth of and
n
the French
which
the country 10 the
The next i likely the Vesle
persistenty retreatng
all activity
down n Thursday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02

The mysterlous shooting = Ohicsr
Charles Raichnietz. OF the police force
or East Chicago early yesterday morn
ing. stiu remains unfathomed and
practically every elew followed has led
the Officers on false trails
TIE FIVE people who were held o.
suspicion have been discharged. It
became apparent that no real evidence
xisted against them. OF the four who
were picked up driving a green car a
Rebertsdale the two young ladies
we're given leave Of absence yesterday
about 1 p m. The young men were
released at p M. They established
;Continued on page seven)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-02
NEW AUTHORITY
FOR WILSON SOUGHT
rBr UNITED PRESS l

WASHINGTON, Aug 2-Authority
for the president to take over and CON
struct water power transmission lines
and water power sites viii be asked Of
congress directly after the recess. An
amendment to the water power bill is to
be drafted Immediately. \ serious
shortage Of power in the great munition
and war industries centers. particularly
in the east. makes this step necessary.
officials saw The plan for furnishing
these centers with power through long
distance transmission has already been
worked out.