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Washington Journal., 1918-04-26
Die dritte freibeitsanIeIbe.
9Ms elmer &cOe oes Gdabamts-
iefretGrS M. q. Mcl0pu.


(Plate Service. supplied by Bureau
of Publicity, Treasury Department,
Washington, d. c., of which transla-
ton has been filed with the Post
master at Cleveland, o., April IL,
1918, as required by the Act of Oct.
6. 1910
.Sir fonnen natiirli1 &riege
ni6t obne @eIo fiibren. 9as SAaB.
amt ser Ser. Stoaten lit Die @runo-
lage ieoer &egierlngstdtigfeit. Der
Mann, Der Sefret1r oes S6abamts
Ser Ser. Staten lit, mtB 81 alien
3eiten imltonoe iein, irgeno pelhe
Goroerungen ooer anlprii6e, Sic bon
irgeno einem anoeren 9epartement
Ser &egierung genladt werOen mo-
gen. 5u befrieoigen, ll1o babel bat
er ni6t oie geringlte &ontrolle ii6er
Sic 9lusgabenhoronidldge anOerer
Observation-Disclosures. Der cine
foutrolliert oos Spunolo6, Ser an.
oere bantiert ben 3apfen. 9ie %flidt
oes SdabamtsiefretdrS lit cs, oas
SAB BOZ fliiliigen &re0its ooer Gel
oes 8u balten 10 oaB oieienigem Die
Den 3apfen a~norebelL oas SAB ME
mails leer finoen.
Sum, meme @ufgabe lit Sbre
Illfgabe. Die allfgabe Sbres
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lit Die aufgabe
0eS amerifanii6en 8olfes, uno auf
Sic miiiien mir lllls leBten @noes
perlalien menn oiele groBen Spera-
tionen gum erfolgrei6en S6lulie
ge6ra9t perben 1ollen. 9es6alb bin
i6 nit ie6er Sreibeitsanleibe gum
2onoe gegangen unO babe Oos anne.
rifanil6e @olf gebeten oiele groBe
Sa6e fir ii6 ielbit gu tun, nidt fir
oie &egierung, ni6t fir BEN Sefre-
tor oes S6aBamts, ionoern fir lib
Ielblt, neil es SIR @el9dft lit, IN
Dem i'd allgeltelt bin. SD uerilt6e
BLOB S6nen 81 oienen uno Sbre Sn.
t%ereiien 81 bei6iiben.
Iber oas 2eiben bon @elo ar Oie
&egierung miro ben &rieg nid)t al
lein geminnen = mir miiiien mebr
tun. Mebr fonnen mir belfen ourd1
gutes Sal,sbalten, oltr9 Sporen,
0lirb oas @ermeioen aaer 8ergeu-
oltng, oaour6 oaB mir Die bierourd)
er5iclten griparniiie benuten nno
tie unierer &egierung IeibelL oamit
ie Die @ittel erbdIt, Inn Die Oinee
al faufen, Die bon Den tapferen
Soloaten uno Matroien ben0tiet
meroen, Die ibr @lut fir uuier 2e-
ben nnb unfere Sreibsit persieBen."
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26

Jeuer, bas i'm ~pieritDdiqeu
0ebdube BON Sliber 30. @outfriOqe
i'm @ei9Gftsoentrum BON Mtlantic
@itp, A. S., ausbra@, Derbeerte elm
babies 9~duiergepiert unb ri@tete
100000 S4aben an. Oas 5euer
enttanb our3 getreuate 9rGbte BIN
ter Dem Goutfrtoses@ ebdube unb zine
5eitlans befir@tete man, baB Der
gan5e Sei4dftsbiftritt 3eritDrt pers
ben piirbe.
@ines Der GIteten Sc
i9oftsgebGube DDn 8o3emQn, Mont.,
Itirote 5ufammen unb fiel in cine
baneben gema9te Grbausbebung, bic
nls Worarbeit fir bic @rri9tung Ell
nes Neubaus a~usgeboben porben
NOR. 9as 9ebGube tit mebr als
pieratg Sabre lang ols S9antptrts
i9aft pertpenbet pprben unb bat nod
iene bepegten Dergansenen Sage mit-
9ema9t, in benen bon Piftolen unb
Hepolpern aus9tebig 8ebrau9 9es
ma9t purbe.
3pei seriebene @auner.
bic tbre Namen nls Bert Campbell
unb SEQ. Mcgreerp angeben, iebo@
aub anbere fiibren, tpurben in 9en-
Der in einem 3immer bes Sapop>
9OteIs Derbaftet, nu@Dem @impel BEL
Der pOliaei &lage sefibrt bate,
Wie es beiBt, batten ie ibren Wirs
tunsstreis aif mebrere Der beiten
9otels eritredt, abnungsloie @eiIen>
Be, bic fie nit Spirituofsn rei9li9
regaliert batten. in Simmer gelodt
unb ibnen bort permtttelit ngelabe.
ner" WiirfeI in benz f~aibionablen
.Grap"> Spiel ibr Gelb abgenommen.
No9bem zines bieIer Spfer um uns
5efdbr $3.50 erlet9tert porben mar,
bert9tete er feinen Nerluft benz Di=
itrittantpalt, Der ibm ben Hat err
ieilte, iiG nod einmal in Elm Spiel
ein5ulaifen unb @~ortebruHgen our
8er6aftung traf. bic bann auh err
fOlgte. 8eibe nobnen i'm Colorado
!9otel, beffen friiberer @ef@dftsIeiter
WfcGreerD mar. ,
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26
gi 3. %trtibeitsanIfibr
aus elmer &cSc Ses Sdjntamts.
iefretGrs W. s.. McNOOD.

(Plate Service, supplied by Bureau
Of Publicity, Treasury Department,
Washington, d. c.. of which transla-
master at Cleveland, o., April ~.
6. 1910
SIS lit cine Srage Der prObuttiOn
uno oes Sparens, unb oie 3iDilbes
p%Dlterung, bic feline @enebre trGgt, lit
in Oieiem groBen &onflitt BON ebeniO
ipelentli4er 8ebeutung unb bat cine
e6eniO pi9tise Stole gu ipielen mie
Der Wlann, Der i'm S9iibengraben
tdTpft, Sic bat iebo9 ni9t OdsIelbe
Spfer gu 6ringen. SIS 9ibt fein 70
ebles Spfer, fem Opfer, bos Der 5ine
gabe 0es 2e6ens fir 6as 8aterlano
berslei6bar pdre. 0omit ieoptb
jene, bic ibr 2eben fir ibr 8oterlon0
Dabingeben, Oos Spfer ni9t umIonIt
bringen, bat ieOer damn, iebe 5rau,
iebes Sinh in Qmerita Die qe6ieteriz
I6e pfli6t, nit glei9em potriotis=
mus unb glei9er Seelenglut binter ben
2inien bas gu tun. tpas geton fperben
muB, Damit es un1eren Soloaten un0
MatroTen an ni9ts febIt, mas lie I'M
iianO ieBt, bic Sdla9t erfoIgrsid
unb Iiegrei9 bur93ufe9ten.
Nenn Sic ii9 Der @elbausgabe
fir unnDtise &leibung, unnDtige
S9ube unb u~nn0tige 2e6ensmittel
entbolten, 10 MAIDEN Sic OoOur6
8Orrdte frei, Die ouBerorOentli9 gum
@rfpIge u~nIerer Seere i'm 5eloe bei<
tragen. @s 1T fir ben @rfolg uuz
ferer 9eere neientli9, OaB Oies ges
19ie6t. Menn Sic niGt auf Disie
@eiie fparen unb b~ousbalten, bann
t0nnen sic ni9t glei93eitig Der &e-
gierung @elo lei6en. Die Gegierung
muB Sic bitten, S6r gelb i6r gu lei<
Zen, bamit tie Die Moae ooer bas
aus Der @oIIe bergeftelte Sud- unb
Die S9ube tdufen lam, bic aus BEN
bon Sbnen ni9t berbrau9ten 2eber
gema9t perben, unb glei93eitig in
itano gefsBt pirb, Die 20bne Der 9eute
gu aabIen, Die iene 9inge herits0er.
SnOem sic baber fparen unb Sbr
@el6 Sbrer gfegierung Ieiben, erfiilen
Sic cine immens unb psisntli9 pa=
triotii4e pfli4t; unD gu gIeider 3eit
eripeiIen Sic fib isIbIt einen 8Orteil.
inOem tie Sbr @ermOgen I'M Oas,
mas sic iparen, me6ren."
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26
Dritter freibeitsboRds fkncpf.

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Of bublicity, Treasury Department
ton has been filed with the Post
master at Cleveland. O., April IL,
1918, as required by he Act of Oct.
6. 1919
Ser &nOpf, Der iebem 3ei4ner Ell
mes 6reibeitsbOnos Der britten 4us-
gabe gegeben mirb. lei es Elm 8onh
BON finfaig oOer bon ae9ntauienb
Dollars, fat einen 4anb bon gldnaen=
benz &Ot. elm bIaues Jelo nit elmer
Sreibeitsglode unb bic Worte rSbirc
2ibertp 2oan" in peiB.
Se9sSebn Milionen oieler &n0pts
Iinb ieBt DsrianObereit uno tperben
p~ussesebsn, peHn bic 3eiAnunsen 0e~
ma9t perbsn.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26
gSei6lidc fcimOlide NmslGnbcr.

@inem @ufruf OS &rGfoenten @i1ion 9emaB lperoen meibide fen0.
li6e 4nsldn0er ben Giitnft Columbia Dor Dem 5. @oi perloIen miiien.
8es be5ebt ltb ouf 0eutide 1mo oierrei6 l~nqnrilde peibIife l1ntertanen,
Die 0aS a. 2ebenSiabr iiberidrhten hhbcn. Gc Gruuen ScnTremr In
garns mterIe9en Deniel6en 8citinmun0cn oils oie MGnner. Seine oeut
iAe Srau bari bon jebt ab Sen 9frtt Columbia betreten.
gmf oieiem leBten @rlaB fno ole 6rauen Ser 6eioen fenol6en 2Gn0er,
5. B. 0eutidlon0s uno Oeterrah llngorns, ioneit 0oS @eeb III @etrodt
fonuat ben n1dnnli6en fenOludcn NuSlGnoern gleidgeeQt. Sic 6ruuen
meroen lb an etneu beninmten 9otum regifueren lohen miiien, Dor Ser
s9oIi5ebeb6rbe poer BENT @ofneiier Os Ortes. 0He fein0liden Plus
lGnoer meroen in 3ufunft feline perboenc Conc betreten 0urfen. 8er Die
fer @erfi9ung oS Yrdfoenten feline 6ol9e lettet, miro inernrt fir Oe
9u1er bs ®e8. GS beBt Dob oiees nme @eeb 0uda1S notpcnOA
mar, oo 0uS Sut30epartment gefGbrliden neibliden feinolifen @uSlGn
bern af sic Spur sefommen it, @er cine oeutide ooer 0ierrei6iide
Srau inn 3iirHt fennt, made Tie ouf Die neue &erorOnung oufnerfiam.
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26

roIdnlng IN Werbinoung nit Der TIL.
Then Groae mar Der beftige &ngriff
cir @onoro Cartons auf Die 9in.
@r erflGrte, er miBtraue Der &egie.
rung unO fiible, DAB SrIono eefdbr-
lid I'M 9unfeIn gebolten iuerOe.
Sros OieIer itorfen Sppoiition ee-
gen oie @obregel pai!ierte iie, iinO
cs lit fainn 5u be5neifelt Dab 2lopO
George oieien Stltrm i%iber6auern
miro, tpie er onoere in Der &ergan-
genBeit i%iberoaltert bot. Sn Oieier
Stltnoe Ser @efo6r miro @nglonO
ni6t feline &egierlulg pedieIn.
9euti6Ianos militGrii6e @rfoIge
in Der Hifaroie unO in 6lonOern ia.
ben cine bemerfenspertc @irfltng
ouf Die poIitiide Sitlation in
Deutidlano gebabt. Ser 6elo3ug an
ser @eitfrout bat Die 0eutiden obne
3weifel fiibn geuta6t, uno lpeiteres
Ibmei6en Der ebemaligen Yefiirpor-
ter Der Srieoensreiolution oes 0cllt-
i6et GeidstugeS bonn 10. Sui miro
fortgeiebt beriftet. Giner oerielben
lit oos 3~entrumsmitglieO Gmbin9er,
DER in elmer 8erIamnlung erflGrtc:
Cine @ntI6doigu1g BON 100 Weil.
Iiar0en Wlarf o0er mebr nutB er.
5lpungen per0en, ipouon Sranfreidl
einen Sell in &olonien ulo England
einen Sell in &obmaterial be5oblen
bari WG6reno MIN @rof bon
Sertling, Der oeuti9e aan5ler, fort
fGbrt 81 oerii6ernL Dab 9euti6lano
nidt Ooran 0enfe, groberungen I'M
@eiteit 5u mo1en, beltebt Der Slot
tenperein in elmer fiir5li6 in 2onoon
empfangenen 6lugl6rift allf Der
8idtigfeit Der flanoriiden &iiite olS
oeuti6e 8aiis i'm ndfiten &riege
gegen @nglanO. Cine offi5ieae 0e.
pei6e, Die aus Sranfrei6 oieie
ISOLDE in @aibington eintrof er.
tlart, OaB Die oeuti6e Negierung oic
5rieoensrelolution oes oeutlden
&ei6stages Oefinitib fir null uno
nidtig erflGrt bat, un0 0aB Ser
&an5ler ben Mebr6eitsfiibrern nit
leinem &iiftritt georobt bat, fails
lie Die &eiolution aufredt erbolten.
4noeren geridten 8ufoIge baben TO-
gar Die Mebrbeitsio5ialilten oas @n-
nerionSprogramm Ser Heoieruno
angenommen. Gin 8epeis fir sic
Wfa6t Ser Militdrparteien in
9eutiAlono lit Der &iiftritt oes
@rafen G3ernin, oes 0iterrei6ii6en
Observation-Disclosures, Der IN ser lebten
3eit bon Der oeuti9en &reIie megen
leineS 9emiibens, Srieoen nit Sen
8eitma6ten gu i6lieBen, alf oas
beftigite angegriffen mur0e. SEER
gnrian, friiberer Nuslanomiuilter,
purOe 81 ieinem Na9folger %ernonnt.
Die gauge 6eutide @reiie rno aud Die
p6ranffurter 3eitung~, oie oft quite
@infe in 8rdiioent @ilions Geoen
liebt, bat einen gang anOeren Son
angei9logen. Die &eoc oes britiIden
YremierS miro fait aagemein als elm
3eiden Der S9made angeiebeu, un0
Die 3eitungen freuen fi9 natiirIi6
iebr iiber OieIes 3eidem oas tie
ielblt erfunoen baben. 00ie &eoe
5eigt," iagt oie 8erliner o8of",
0oaB England uno 2lopo @eorge
Die Spra6e Oes oeuti9en G6mertes
in Sen lebten @o@en iebr pobl oer-
ltar0en baben." 9ie nGreu03eitung"
lit cine ser penigen @l1Snobmeu 3u
oieler &egel, oenn iie oriidt oie all-
li6t aus, Dob 2loDo George Sic gro
Be Mebrbeit oes SauieS Ser @emei-
men binter ii6 bat, uno oaB oas
Sano iid entidIolien bat, uaQq
&rafte an5uitrengeu, Inn oen &rieg
gu einem erfolgrei9en @noe at fii6-
rem"
Washington Journal., 1918-04-26

Srandlen Sic feline Srndiadcm?
Gas D@ai6instOn S%unrual" Drndt
tie gnt nnO prompt, 0lIuiOn 2abel".
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mHO G81N y . da7@ n GMAN b NGD
sCROWN POINT NEWS y
- A COUNTS LIVELY CAPITAL ~
G5NRSzES7y y SS& . V<GST y |d3

The Comfort Kit fund Of Crown Point
has became almost depleted on account
Of the large number or men leaving for
serving from this district. The Fort
nightly Musical has arranged an organ
recital to be given for the beneht OF this
fund and fl VIII be held at the First
Methodist church on Wednesday even
ing at 3d. Mrs Claud Binyon OF lr-
bana. Ill as organist. assisted by MISS
Bessie Banks. reader. and Miss Louise
Crawford IN vocal solos viii give a
splendid program. Mrs Binyon comes
very. highly recommended. a. Misses
Banks and Crawford have been heard jim
our city before they need no recon-
mendation Al have offered TO donate
their services for the Comfort Kit Fund.
Admission sc. children 15c.
MISS Wilhelmenia Wallace of Ham
mond IS spending few days at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kilborn.
Miss Marjorie Tinkhem is the guest
of relatives in Kentland Ind. being en-
tertained by Mr., and Mrs. ". Brough-
ten. former residents Of our city.
The date of leaving for the As drafted
men has been changed instead of going
on Monday they VIII entrain for Camp
Custer Battle Creek Mich. on Wednes-
day. Aug IS at Cos a. m. call has
been sent to the local board for men
TO 50 to indianapolis on Sept. lst and
two for Purdue University on the same
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date.
Mr. and Mrs CLOSER. son and daugh-
ter or I.aporte. and Mrs Closer and
daughters or Kinsburg Ind. VIII be the
house guests Of Mr. and Mrs J a.
Donnaha on Saturday and Sunday
Martin Hcintz of the Lett Manufac-
turing Co. is enjoying his annual vaca-
tIon
Miss Genevive sinex OF Dallas. Texas.
Is spending few days at the home Of
MI and Mrs, II Grimmer on Court
street
Mrs. St Johns and two daughters of
Nebraska are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Lehman this week.
VIM Newton. Jr Of Pittsburgh is
spending some time here with his fami-
~ who are visiting at the home of John
F'oss.
Special Judge Harry Ahernathy Of
Rochester. Ind was in the circuit court
several days this week in connection
with the NedJl case.
New Marriage Licenses.
Alphronzian Young and Alice Ray.
Gary. Lowell NJ. Goodwin and Elva wills.
Gary. Theodore Jurka. Indiana Harbor.
and Della Zurek. Gary; Norman Penis
ton and Marie Lawson. Gary. Saul
Finkleston. Gary. and Lillian Rosenthal
Chicago. Walter Y Kent and Erma A.
Slick. cary; Tony Bloch and Lille Han
son. Gary
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LOWELL

AR and Mrs. P. ". McNay and daugh-
ter. Leila, and r. a. McNay returned last
evening from Elkhart. where they went
to attend a reunion OF the McNay
family.
on account Of many of the students
being engaged in helping on the farms
and West Creek townships viii not open
until September 9th. They had intend
ed TO open on the second. but it was
thought advisable by the boards TO post
pone the opening for one week
o. T. Peterson returned last evening
from a visit with his brother, Harry.
and family al Schneider.
Miss Lucille Kaufman Of College
Corners. o., is visiting her lady friend.
Miss Velma Sheets. Miss Nelma invited
several young ladies to spend the after
noon with her yesterday in honor of
Miss kaufman.
r f Nelson has been on the sick
list for some time and he is not I'M
proving as fast as his friends hoped
that he might
Miss Julia Nelson has received from
n soldier friend in France souvenir in
the shape of a German helmet The
souvenir IS very high priced BY Miss
Nelson.
1t is expected that the public library
viii be opened to the public about the
first of September. The board have
been greatly Handicapped on account Of
not being able TO get the furniture with
which to equip the building.
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HOBART

The regular meeting Of the Township
Council of Defense viii be held Monday
evening at the library.
Geo w. Smith. who has rented the
Feiler house. which has been occupied
BY Prof r. E. Worthington and family.
is moving from Gary this week. Prof.
Worthington will shortly be located at
Waukesha. Wis. where he viii engage in
school work
The regular meeting Of Hobart Chap
ter. o. f. S.. was held last night.
Miss Bessie Clay Of Concord. n. II.
is here visiting her brohter. Harry a.
Clay. being accompanied by Louise Clay.
daughter Of Mr. Clay.
Prof A. G. Epps and family Of Grand
Rapids, Mich. expect to leave for their
home next week They have been visit
ing friends and relatives about Hobart
for several weeks.
Private Walter Kuhns, who was in the
last draft from Hobart. is home on a
short leave from Camp Taylor, Ky.
The Hobart BARRIERS have published
notice Of the increase in price of hair
iselbbva Observation-Disclosures bsrshrdlu
cuts and shaves to take effect next week
The Ladies Aid Of the N. E. church
viii meet next week at the 81. Brown
home.
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Buy Thrift Stamp tocay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-24

Douglas, Ariz.
Miss Grace Bowman has returned from
trip t. Texas where she visited rela-
tives
Miss Blanche Cameron Of East Chi
caso spent Thursday evening visiting
witch whiting friends.
Mrs. Albright entertained Number Of
children IT her home IN Cleveland ave
nue. i'm honor of the birthday anniversary
of her little daughter Myrtle. most
pleasant afternoon was spent
There VIII be morning services at the
Congregational church tomorrow at II
o clock There. however. Will be na
evening service.
Mrs. David Purinton is entertaining
her slstcr-in-low. Mrs. Charles Hill. Of
Jackson Mich
Mr and Mrs A. NJ. A. Miller Of
Angola Ind. are moving TO Gary. Mrs.
Altller IL the mother OF u. Is. Purinton
of Sheridan avenue and is visiting him
sor q few days
Mrs Harriet winston &c sheridan
avenue is entertaining her grand
daughter Helen NanHorne. OF Indiana
Ilarber.
Miss Nellie HesIin entertained a num-
her of friends from south chicago GA
Thursday at her home. 129th street In
honor of MISS Stella Clifton Of Balti-
more. Md. house guest of Mrs. Ellie
Peterson some very fine musical Sc
lections We're played by Miss Cyrella
Conner and Mrs. Peterson ON the piano
and ytolin covers were laid for sixteen
guests. pictures being taken while these
we're seated around the prettily decor
.Eted table
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-24
ROBERTSDALE

All knff+fue- thet IS ont FOR - y &, a
r,,oss ,,,ng, n. - - u NJ -
Nicholson III Aarns, il
Born 20 MI ana " FS- -Nlles or IN
D'''''' i'' d Da'S "oy'
'a Dio'i'er ana son are 1oi''s nicely
az ana AIRS herman hmien and Mrs
hmhen -. notored e chicago Heights
wednesday.
captain George haaer IS spending
lew Gays al Manels' ina. visiting
trends.
MIS- uafteS ana SISTER from thleag'
were guests Of AIRS kizer ol Indiana
boulevard yesterday
Nh and Mrs friedman OF Atchison
avenue entertained the latter.s mother
Mrs ilasendor. OF Chiea g. triaaN
le ial@t.l ai9'. If n'i
oushiy cleaned and VIII open Tuesday
september ).
MI anu Nts ar moore Elsieeo q,
yesterday
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Buy a Thrift Stamp and lick the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-24
DYER NEWS

Jacob spanier OF st. John is painting
the new addition OF the 81. Joseph
school
Next week two more Of our boys will
leave to join the army F. Klein and
John SehmItt.
y y johnson Of Chicago Heights was
a Dyer visitor Friday.
Miss Madeline Cantweu of Chicago is
spending a weeks vacation at the home
Of Mrs. Mary p. Keilman.
Mrs Henry Gottman. ST.. and son
Fred and Mrs. Henry Gottman. Jr. and
children from Chicago visited with Mrs.
Anton Kaiser Thursday.
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PRINCESS THEArER TONIGHT.

Edi.> ~torey in The Legion Of Death .
Women warriors In the trenches are Inn
mortalized in this thrilling story Of
Russias revolution. Coming sunday;
Latest allied official war news
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-24

.. b. Burinton of Sheridan aveneu.
Mrs. oliver Burns and sister, Miss
Christine Albertson. have returned from
Colorado where they went for the bene-
1T of the formers health. They were
called home by her husbands illness
with typhoid fever He was brought
home from the Mercy hospital and is
ait the home Of his sister. Mrs. William
BolIinger in Cleveland avenue.
Mr. stoll. grandfather OF DR. Harry
& l.. Timm and Mrs William Aide.
and who is well known in Whiting and
Robertsdale passed away at the home
of Mrs Aide in Amy avenue on Thurs
day
PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT.
Edi.> ~torey in The Legion Of Death -
Women warriors I'm the trenches are inn
mortalized in this thrilling story Of
Russias revolution. Coming Sunday;
Latest allied official war news
STAR rEEATER TONIGHT.
The Interloper." with Kitty Gordon.
Also Charlie Chaplin in Adventure.
Sunday: Why the RoIsheviki?"- A
dramatic Perturbation Of the cause OF
Russia's uprising Also a Sunshine com
edy wild Women and Tame Lions"
When a person saves his first dollar
with the Whiting Savings and Loan As
sociation. that's thrift. The second dol
lar makes him thrifty. When he saves
the third dollar, and keeps 1t UP. he has
the habit of thrift. So
Wanted-Girl for general housework
341 LaPorte avenue s-24
Services at the ". E. church tomor-
row. Sunday school al $50. Preaching
al 10 40: theme a Man After Gods
Own Heart Epworth League at $50.
Preaching at 80; theme. Things Which
spoil Life" An invitation IS extended
10 the public TO attend these services
S. c. Rogers. pastor.
For -Five-room cottage: extra
lot on corner I46 Cleveland avenue
Whiting. See Purington. AS Sheridan
avenue. S-242
DRAFT BOARD NOTES.
The Whiting board has received a call
for three electricians. machinists. black
smiths or carpenters who will go 10 the
Technical High School. Indianapolis on
September / for training. A call has
also been received for two men 70 90
to Purdue University on September 1
for motor mechanic work Voluntary
enlistments in both these calls Will be
open until August IS
Dance at Lake Front Park, Indiana
Harbor, tonight. Sterling music. Ad-
mission at tho Pavilion. In case Of rain,
dance will be given following evening.
s-24-1
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ST. JOHN

Mrs John Stark and daughter. Mrs
Peterson. Of Tennessee. are visiting
with out-of-town relatives several days.
Mrs. Frank Keilman, who has been on
the sick list. is improving nicely.
Mrs Andrew Spanier and son are Wis
iting with her parents at Cedar Lake.
Mrs Nick hammer was a Hammond
visitor on Thursday.
Rev Badiaa had the children Of the
parochial school for an outing at Cedar
Lake on Thursday. They al enjoyed
themselves.
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The M z. ladies spent last Wednes-
day getting the parsonage ready for the
new pastor that is expected soon.
VIM G. Woods spent last Tuesday at
the bedside Of his brother JEFF Woods in
Boon Grove.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Geo Demmar a
baby boy. the 23rd Of August
T Z Lewis and two daughters and
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sin-in-law. from Indianapolis. stopped
over night at Judge Bartons. Mrs.
Lewis il Barton's niece. They have a
son at Great Lakes. they spent Wednes-
day visiting with him and returned here
Thursday They have Two sons in the
service. one on his way TO France.
Mrs VI Lennartz returned from Wis
consin Monday evening after a week $
visit with her daughter and brother
Paul Hoffman and family.
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Whiting
And It's
People
MOTTO

NOTLC&
Commencing May Ist Mr.. J. L. Clark
SO 1I9th st. whiting viii receivs adj
refreshments FOR Whiting and Roberts
dale for TINES Newspapers. ontce
Phone 1SsW Residences 1881 II
aIrs. Jam Franklin has geae TO West
>tile, Ind. 10 spena 4 week as the guest
q Mrs. j. H. Blum
AIRS. Florence De Land and son Rob
ert Of sheridan avenue. have returned
from weeks lake trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sass. 32S Cen
trel avenue have received letters from
heir sons Emil and Arthur Sass. stating
mat they are both wen The former is
s-atloned N uonoLuIa and The let-er ID
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-10-10
LARRY lAJOIE WEAK AT BAT
Minneapolis Pitcher Makes Remark.
able Discovery That He Can't
Hit Those Behind Him.

Larry Lajoie's short stay in the
American association resulted in the
discovery Of his batting weakness, n
secret that had remained unsolved for
the duration OF the %slugger's long
career in the majors. II was n Mime.
apolls pitcher who got the dope on
Larry, according TO an umplr who
was telling President Hickey about il.
During "a game between Indianapolis
and the Millers, this pitcher came to
the bench after an inning and In a
matter-of.fact tone told his mates
that ne had found Lajoie's weakness.
After the excitement had been quelled.
during which every other pitcher had
eagerly demanded the solution Of the
mystery, the aforementioned pitcher
blandly remarked:
pitch the ball high and behind
him."