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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
SCHEDULE FOR TO-DAY.

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland-St. Louis not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Chicago al Cincinnati.
Plttsburg at St. LOUIS.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
launch al The Orchard.

At ''Tbe Orchard this afternoon the
cabin cruiser Wah-Cheer of Edward J.,
Stewart, president Of the Watcher
Boat Club, will take water for the second
time in its exist nce-not as freight
vessel this time, but as the floating summer
club quarters of the Wah-Choer boat
organlZatI0D
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.

AMERICAN LIE ACUE.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
St. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Pitts urg at St. Louis.
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
ORDNANCE DEPOT

SCORE BY INNINGS.
59th Pioneers 3 3 0 3 0 0 & , 0-l7
Ordnance Depot 0 0 o O % 3 0 3 q
The 5oth Pioneers won the second game
from the 3i1th Ambulance by 7 10 D.
Mumford allowed hut three hits and held
his opponents sCorcless.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
YESTERDAYS GAME s.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington 3, Athletics. first
game
Athletics-W WaShlngton second game
wet grounds
New York, 3; Boston.
Cleveland, :; st Louis, {, first gam q
st Louis, 4 Cleveland, , Sc cOnd
game.
Chicago, 3: Detroit Q.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philhes. /; Brooklyn, 0.
Chicago. / ST Louis, Q.
New York. 9; Boston, 0
Cincinnati-Pittsburg played last
Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
The War Situation.

Psrscv g9q Teoas Ne Ms war carsae news
at leaves no doubt whatever as to the
essential facts Our boys are fighting
and we've got to help Washington Star
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

which is being released at the Victoria
Theatre for today, tomorrow and bAtur-
day, was made by the Charles Hicirman
Pictures Corporation and is being hailed
as one of the finest Of the years prod,ie-
tions, and it's co-sters, Charles Hickman
and Anna q. Nilsson, set q high standard
in motion picture cbaracterizations.
MARY Mrgrrn At TIFF sAvoY
Miss Mary Miles Mintcr, whose de-
lIphtful personality affords picture that
hardly requires a plot, hns an appealing
part in her new star production, "3ocia
Briars," which has its last Rhowing
at the Savoy Theatre today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
DELAWARE BOYS WIN.
Blue Hen Soldiers ut Camp Dix Capture
Double Header.

Camp Dix, n. j., June 27.-The
59th Pioneers, camp champions, walloped
the Ordnance Depot hero yesterday by
the old-fashioned score of IL to 6.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

WILLOW GROVE
Fletcher Moore. General store
HAkRlN GIDN-
Warren I Moore Garage
u l. Sawtclic Garage.
smith 4 Smith Hardware store,
W { Wright. Hardware store.
HARRISON
Veasey Bros BiackSmiths
Norman T. Webb General store
KENTON
I. Hilyard \ son. General store.
LFWES
William + Walsh Garage
Nj Vessels. General store
z N Baylis, General store.
IEIPSIC
II L. Wilson & Co
LINCOLN CtTY
IT, q. Southard. General 81 ore.
LITTLE CREEK
Howard AIcGonigle. General store.
LOWS X ROADS
w e Truitt.
MIDDLETOWN
Davis brothers, Hardware Store.
w 5. Leatherbury. Hardware Store.
MILFORD.
The Kent Garage.
MILTON.
Milton Garage & Repair co.
George ". Fisher Hardware Co.
MILFORD.
William a Webh Garage
William 7. Coffin Garage
Central Garage.
III G.. Sapp Garage
MILTON.
Charles G. Jones
MAGNOLIA.
II. @. Johnson
MARsHALITON
Harvey Barrett. General Store.
} h Foard General Store
Nj. l.. Smith. General Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

ARDEN.
r. P. woolery. General Store.
ANGOLA
D D. Burton. General store.
Clayton Appleby. General store.
BELLEVUE
Bellevue Garage
BLACkBIRD.
Royden Gaulk. General Store
BRIDGEVILLE.
p. II. Cannon. Garage.
G T Kimble Garage.
BOWERS BEACH
w. Z. Davidson. General Store
W. r. Kelley.
Wills Johnson Garage.
cANTkkbuRT. ( M HanR2nd- Hardware Store,
4. n. Thomas. General Store.
CENTREVILLE.
II. It. ConnOr.
b 81 r J. Dalton.
u, M Sgigeer. General Store.
VIA 81. r. Clements.
A. Sevil & Sons Co. General Store.
CHESWOLD.
b II. Emory. General store.
CEDARS
4, K. MegargIe.
Samuel Snyder
COOLSPRING.
9. NJ. Waples. General store.
DOWNS CHAPEL
VIM. IL Carer. Hardware store
DOVER.
Dover Garage Co
j. e. Teat Garage
DELMAR
a. Brewi1efon General store
J. r Brown Garage
DELAWARE CITY.
w u Sfapieford
" L keybold. General store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

Lest tcmething7 Try classified
Advertisement in Every Evening .--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

PoKT PENN
Marv ostenson General Store
II u C0nafd. General Store
\ y Nearstcy. General Store
PRETTY MAN s CORNER
We~coat Auto 60.
E0NANA
II Wnpus ( son. General stors
RICHARDSON PARK.
II 4 Terrill
RISING SUN
n } Mohlar. General Store
REDDEN.
George W " Josephs Garage.
J. A Lingo. General Store
J 7 Maston. General Store.
". +. Keith & Son Garage.
Delaware State Garage
George y Wright 4 son Garage.
William T Doughten Garage
John Z Wilson, Hardware Store.
STOCkLEY
III. J StoeCkeI.
sELBYVnLt.E
w. 6 Williams Garage
@ T.. McCabe, General Store
sEAFORD.
J Hurley & Sons Garage.
Scafnrd Garage Co
r II Knowles Garage
w. l.. Chambers. Garage.
STATE ROAD
James AIcCaiIister
ST. GEORGES.
J q Compton
II. v Ruckson Garage
TOWNSEND.
w. II. Reynolds Garage.
TRINITY.
", - Steel
WOOnsiDE
r. Il Jarman Garage
G. Nj ioch. General Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

DAGSBORO
Chandler & Thomas Garage.
ELSMERE.
ID. Lyman
ELLENDALE
MOrRan's Garage
FREDERICK
W w Wilson. Hardware store.
a. Davis. General Store.
PARAMOUNT.
II j. Anderson. General Store,
PENNINGTON.
W. II. Hitch
FARNHURsT.
Abner Appleby.
GEORGETOWN
W White. General Store.
J. HOlson. Hardware Store.
Georgetown Auto Co
Georgetown Garage & Supply Co,
HARTLEY
George p Scotten.
w Poor. General Store.
NEWARK
Samuel Snyder, Dealer.
George Lake Garage
r. b Wright Co. Hardware Store.
Chas Strayhorn Garage.
W. j. Wollaston. General Store.
NEW CASTLE
W r. Kee Garage.
b r. Lank Garage
NASSAU
H. l.. Paynter.
OCEAN VIEW
j. Horace Derrickson. General Store.
w g. Hickman. General Store.
ODESSA.
r A. Reynolds General store
George W, Davis. General Store.
Johnson & Turner. Garage
PORTERs
v Z, Compton General store
A W Bradley GENERAL store
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

Tyson Brothers Garage. 3Os East street
Hotel Stoeckle Garage. Front
Equipment str
CHAT. Twelfth and French
streets
Dckerson street
nd Pines
Elgin
street
Concord Boulevard Garage Concord pike
L NJ & Orange
Motor Inc, Eleventh and
Automobile Supply Co. Shipley
b Norman street
U. str
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

SCORE BY INNINGS.
3IIth Ambulance 90 90 O 90
59th Pioneers ......0 ? 0 3 x-7
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27
WILMINGTON. DEL.

Delaware Hardware Co Dealer Second and Shpiey Streets
White Bros Front and Orange
Tourist Garage, Gilpin Adams street
samuel Newman Garage. Sixteenth aud Rodney streets
Clifford Garage Delaware and Pont
Campbell scott. Garage. 200i Delaware avenue
West sixth Garage 1902 West Sixth street.
du Pont Street Garage, Fifth and du pont streets
(has Tbhitt. Garage. 1905 Lancaster
Eleventh sycamore
HaHre Motor Truck Co Garage. 10t West Flfth street
J II Marvel Garage. Tl2 West Firth street
Garage St9 West Front
T h t'drnei Paint 70. Sixth and Madison streets
I
raggart. Eleventh and Church streets
j + Dcnney, General Store. S24 Maryland avenue
Economy Garage, Ninth and Walnut
Morris FodoiskH Ninth and Washington streets
John J Ryan. Oil Pctidlor f27 seventh avenue
Il Mcclure son. Dealer. 2l2S-30 Market street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

CATERPILLAR tractors, gasoline pro-
~ PEELED now do much of the heavy hauling
around shipyards and foundries that formerly
required yard-cranes, locomotives and laid
tracks All wheels and moving parts must
be fabricated with just the proper oil for these
severe hauling conditions. 1t is a matter of
considerable pride that Atlantic Motor Oils are
being used very extensively by Americas war
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-06-27

Monte Cross, the old Athletic short
stop, is managing Traylor Monte be-
lieves he has got team that is gorg to
bc a winner and just now is feeling rather
chcStv over the look
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being torn down his week. This was
formerly one OF the largest barns in
town and has housed many horses in
its day.
Marriage licenses have been granted
TO Major Carter. East Chicago. and
Katherine Nelson. Indiana Harbor
Louis Patrick and Elizabeth .Conroy,
East Chicago: David Oswald and Anna
zizda. East Chicago.
Sew cases have been filed in the Lake
circuit court as follows: 126o5-In the
matter of the pstition for vacation OF
certain streets and allays in Rolling
View Add c. PIT. 20. j. Bruce. 1906
On note; George J. Hoevit (Pattee &
Johnson) vs.. J. Allen Hoshaw. 1867
on note: McCrilus Medical Co. CPat-
tee q Johnson) vs.. J. r. SchiIling. 1260S
ON note; McCrillus Medical Co.
tKnisht & Brown VS.. Otto Johnson.
a. II. Johnson. II. L. Wheaton. Julius
Griesel. f. B. Pat. Walter White
head and several other Shriners from
here are in attendance at the Shrine
ceremonial being held in Hammond To-.
day.
Co. FOOD Administrator Roy c.. Parry
Of the Gary Land Co. was in town on
Saturday. Mr.. Parry announces that all
bans have been lifted on sugar and you
can now buy a barrel II you want to.
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VOICE OF
-~naA THE A~-
2 e Q PLE
He Praises Hammond.
Hammond. Ind.
80

hammond. lnd-.
Dec. .. 1918.
Editor Times:
it IS your city. i IS my city; we live
here. we eat here. we sleep here. and
in fact. we are a part or it; yes. we
are the city. for without the people in
1t there could be no city.
Every time we criticise the city we
criticize ourselves. II we say the city
is bad. we are saying we are bad. II
the city Is not run to suit you then
you are TO blame for you are helping
TO run the city.
II you would examine into the real
facts Of the chronic kickers you will
find most Of them do not vote on cleo
ton day. 1t seems to me the citizen
Who fails TO vote is about as useful to
our city is the noise is 10 a railroad
train and the sooner they get out Of
the city the better. no matter who they
are. In the last election a little over
5000 votes were cast in Hammond. al
though over $500 registered. Ham
mond has a population OF nearly rs
600. which would mean there ought to
he about 5000 voters. Has Hammond
ct 5000 slackerse
Hammond has IN u unusually large
number Of public spirited citizens and
they are full of enterprise. Watch
this city grow look how it has grown
since the Strengthening house was
taken away. with a live. hustling set
OF municipal officials, IN up-to-date
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fire department. and about as fine a
lot OF policemen as you could find in
any city in the United States, street
lighting Is also good. There are more
RAILROADS running through our city
than in any city its size in the United
States-yes. and in the world. You
can get on a surface electric street
car and ii an hour and a. half be in
the heart Of the city of Chicago( thir-
ty-fve mile ride) for a dime. We have
some very fine school buildings. beau
tiful churches. elegant residences and
no poverty row. Visitors say Ham
mond is very lively and we ought to be
proud Of il. Then there's Liberty Hall.
such a lot OF enterprising ladies as
Hammond has when they start out to
do a thing they do it. not h%alf-heart-
eddy. but systematically and thor
oughIy. Hammond ought TO be proud
Of their ladies. They are far superior
to those OF many other cities.
The world wants people WI Will
do things. not slackers. grumb1ers.
hindereres and dead ones II Ham
mond should change its name il ought
to be called Victory" or City q Vic
tory." for I believe it Is only a ques-
ton of time when the live citizens
will make themselves felt not only in
Lake county but in the state and may
be in the nation.
Let us be proud OF It that we 1.-Two
in Hammond.
ELwOOD WASHINGTON.
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G2NN axs7Y % " &szg q Q@MN Ne3
SCROWN POINT NEWS \
Va HAPPENINGS OF A DAY ~ LAKE coUNTYrs LIVELY CAPITAL ~
GTV GzYSY Y4SS0 NeSpS @IdA

Mrs. Otto Seberger will entertain a
party Of young ladies at her home on
Tuesday evening in honor OF her sister
Mrs. Clifford Etling. Several from
Gary and Hammond Will attend the
function.
Several soldiers from Gary who have
been stationed at Camp Taylor arrived
in Crown Point on the early train In
Saturday ard waited for the i%nteruroan
to take them TO Gary. They had been
discharged from the service.
The IRE department was called to the
home Of Mrs. Gibson on Main street on
Saturday morning where an overheated
stove was the cause OF the blaze. The
damage was slight.
Miss Margaret Etling. who is employ
ed in the Gary Land Cos offices in
Gary. is on the sick list.
Mrs. II. Grimmer and daughter
Frances spent Saturday I'm Chicago
shopping and attending the theatre.
Harvey Schmal and Clifford Etling.
who have had a u day ~furlough from
the Great Lakes, have returned to that
place.
Mrs. Sara Newson and daughter June
are making their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hodge.
An old landmark in Crown Point has
been RACED. the barn on the former
Miller property on East Joliet street
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GARY MOOSE
TO BOWL IN
HAMMOND

The Moose club of Gary have chal-
lenged the McCool team for a match
game to be bowled at the McCool
alleys IN Hammond. Wednesday eve.
December Il.
This bunch OF P. A P's are leading
the Gary city league and have knock
ed off such teams as the old Tribunes,
Edelweiss and other strong aggrega-
tons. who have had the Indian sign
on first place in the Gary city league
for the past FIVE years.
Most likely they viii bring there
bowling Is "Howdys" with them. who
have ably assisted them in their vic
tories. The McCool team. which or
ganized lately. will play Curt Zim-
norman. Clarence Bates. Sugar Han
dy. Wogsles Goehringer and Clinks
Meyers.
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DON O'AARA DIES
IN GARY HOSPITAL
Inland Steel Worker Dies
of Influenza
at Mercy Hospital.

Don OHara OF Indiana Harborjdied at
Mercy hospital, Gary from influenza
pneumonia last week. lie was born at
cartridge. Kansas. July s. 1887. For
the past two years has been employed
as foreman at the coke plant of the
Inland Steel company.
He leaves a wife and daughter Alice
Of 1912 Hemlock' street to mourn his
loss. also father. H. c. O,Hara of Part
ridge, Kansas, and two sisters. Mrs. r.
r. Lusk Of Hutchinson. Kansas. and
Mrs. VIM. Hemphill of Montrose. Colo;
also a host Of friends in ndian Har-
Dor and Chicago.
Funeral services were onducted by
the Indiana Harbor and East Chicago
Masons. of which fraternity he was a
member. The remains being shipped to
Partridge. Kansas. for interment.
The family have the sympathy OF
their many friends.
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Continued from page one.)
Stewart passed along the sidewalk to
his home the murderer stepped from
behind a tree between the walk and the
curb and delivered a vicious blow with
a Lead pipe which caused the twelve
inch fracture Of the skull on tho back of
the head and caused the unwarned ped
estrian to fall face down on the side
walk, breaking his nose. A wound over
the eye in which bits Of coal were pres
ent indicated that Stewart fell on a
piece of the coal scattered along the
edge OF the walk.
PLANNED TO GO TO FLoRIDA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart had planned
leaving Hammond for Florida Saturday
morning where he was going in hopes
Of regainins his health He had re-
signed his position at the Conkey plant
and drawn a sum of money from the
bank 10 defray the expenses of the trip.
This money he left with his wife SAT
urday evening when he left for town.
stating that he would walk to get the
exercise and the air. If the intent Of
the assault was robbery there was no
evidence OF it FOR Stewards watch and
the silver and paper money he had tax
on with him were not disturbed.
AUTOMOBILE NOT THE CAUSE.
At first il was thought that stewart
had been struck by an automobile after
alighting from a street car but this
theory has been abandoned There were
no bruises about the BODY and his
clothes were immaculate except for
blood on the vest and front of the coat
which indicate that he had made an at
tempt TO rise after being knocked down
and fatally injured. Evidently he part
~ arose and fell onto the lawn. An
automobile could not have Knocked him
from the street over the sidewalk with
out leaving marks on the clothes ana
bruises on the body.
L cannot conceive that Mr.. Stewart
had an enemy on earth" said A u
Wilcox. superintendent Of the Conkev
Co. and for years an intimate friend OF
the slain man. His disposition was
such that he did not make he
must have been mistaken for someone
else"
SECOND BgUTAL MUzDEE THERE.
Neighbors and friends of Mr.. and AIRS.
Stewart concur in this belief. The CITY
was shocked by the dastardly crime
the second brutal murder on Conkev
avenue. in two years. 1t was two wears
ago that Frank Holder. a foreman at
the Standard Steel Car plant. was killed
by a sawed-on shot gun murderer near
his home at $50 in the evening. There
were witnesses TO that murder but no
one is known to have seen the staying
of A.. u. Stewart.
The police and Deputy Coroner Green
are convinced that Stewart could not
have been killed by an accident for only
the most severe blow would so com
pletely shatter the skull.
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OF Il. r Will hold its regular meeting
at two-thirty o'clock Tuesday afternoon
at the p. of r. T. hall in Rimbach
building. Election OF officers Will
feature the meeting.
There will be a meeting his evening
Of Triumph Council No. IL d. Of L. at
the l. o. .. Z. hall in State street. The
members of the degree staff are espe-
eially urged to be present 10 prepare
for initiation.
Election OF officers will take place at
the meeting of Hammond Chapter No.
$40 Order OF Eastern Star at the Ma
sonic Temple Tuesday evning.
4 meeting OF Liberty Camp No. S4ST
Royal Neighbors Is scheduled for this
evening at the X. and 4. Of $ hall in
the Rimbach building.
The annual meeting for the election of
officers Of Colder Rod Camp No. 1867
ROYAL Neighbors viii be held at the
/. O. o. +. hall in State street Wednes-
day evening.
There will be a regular meeting or
hammond LQQSe No. =tW n Ot /. II az
Castle Hall this evening. Election of
officers and work in the third rank. All
members are requested to be present.
John Malloy. who has been very i'll. is
slightly improved.
Miss Eunice Meikle has returned af-
ter a brief visit in Louisville. Ky.
II. f. Locklin of Wilcox street who
has been i'll with bronchial pneumonia is
recovering.
Mrs. Robert ellis Of Glendale Park
is reported TO be quite Ill.
Mrs. r. l.. Richardson OF Chicago Wis
tied her brother. II. B. Lewis yesterday
before his departure for Albuquerque,
New Mexico.
The Monroe Street Methodist church
will be the scene OF a community social
Wednesday evening. 1t will be very in
formal and a very enjoyable time is
anticipated.
The Lady Vikings Sewing circle will
be entertained by Mrs. L~undauist. 1916
Monroe street. Tuesday afternoon.
W. f. Frye OF Rensselaer,. visited his
sister. Mrs. 2. L. Davis and Mrs. Davis
Of Rimbach avenue over Sunday.
Dorcas Rebekah lodge met last Sat
urday evening at the I. o. F. hall in
State street. Next Saturday. after the
lodge session. there will be e Christmas
grab bag and crazy tea.
Colder Rule Council. No. 1, I. of l..
will meet at the 1. o. o. F. hall Tuesday
evening. Initiation viii feature the
meeting and the members OF the initia-
tory team are especially urged 10 at
tand
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INSTRUMENT CASE
TAKEN FROM AUTO

There are people who would steal
Tie clothes off a child's hack, II they
could get away with it. and about tho
lowest kind OF thieyery is to steal
a doctors instrument case from his
machine while he is called on a mat
ter of serious need for them. DR.. T..
w. oberlin was robbed Of hts while
MAKING a call last Saturday night and
believes he knows the guilty party
He is willing to call things square.
however. II the person who took the
much needed surgical case viii notify
him where it can be located.
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MYSTERY


WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Grouped
with the great fotilla of missing ships
that have put to sea and never reached
porf is the L. $. :. Cyclops. whose
name has been stricken from the L.
S. naval registery.
There has been no more battling
mystery IN the annals OF the navy.
saws Secretary McDaniels, referring
To the disappearance of the vessel.
For months all the Of the
United states and the allied govern
ments were drawn upon to find the
vessel or learn her fate. Unlike most
Of the vessels which have disappeared
the Cyclops was modern She had a
crew Of 21s,
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ImNNMmM

Will be made at North vernon. Mr.
Stewards former home.
Besides the widow. Mrs. Bertha Stew
art. and the sons. Paul and Donald. the
deceased man is survived BY his moth
er. Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart of Column
bus. Ind. and a sister. Mrs. Maud
Graves. also Of Columbus. The mother
and sister arrived in Hammond yester-
day.
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that afternoon. The latter Cid not come.
He was worried because he had not
heard from him since before the sign
ing Of The armistice
a short service was held at the late
residence this afternoon with Rev. Bas-
set. pastor Of the First Methodist
church, officiating. and the remains are
to be taken to North Vernon. Ind. on
the els AIonon this evening. Interment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
RALLY TONIGHT.

Under the direction Of National
Commissioners Hazlett. the opening Of
the Winter Course IN Scouting will be
held tonight in Room 2 at the Court
House.
Every man who feels an interest
in the welfare OF Hammond boys
should be present. Fathers OF Boy
Scouts are especially invited. Meet
ing starts ct I:45 p. m.
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SAD NEWS ron so4D1ER SOW. .

over in France IIuI stewart, aged 2.
the Oldest son. is with TAG American Ex-
peditionary Forces. and Will probably
not learn OF his fathers death until
after the funeral. One of the reasons
that Mr.. stewart did not leave satpr-
day morning for Florida but postponed
departure for two days was the hope of
getting a letter from his soldier boy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-12-09
COUPLE FINED.

Bessie Long and Benjamin kiss
nard or 2s17 Dearborn street. Chicago,
were arrested Saturday night at the
corner OF Holman and Hoffman street
on a statutory charge after the Long
girl had stopped several men.
They were each fined SIS in the
Hammond city court this morning by
Judge Klotz.