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Ernest Hitchcock. broken arm. general
hruising Of body internal injuries
Prank Martin, face extensively cut.
broken right arm. broken and manE1-
ed leg
John Miller, extensive cut on face brok-
en- nose, broken cheek bones scalped
W. r. Curtis, bruised back and hip and
fractured rib.
Jos. coyle, burned back Of neck
Ben Carpenter. cut eyebrow. cut side Of
head. bruised left shoulder. broken
collar bone
Bernard Carmen, general skin abraisons
Of body and head
Edward W. Ward, cut forward. cuts on
hack. bruised legs
Fred Ledgett. general bruising legs.
arms and chest.
Elmert Eunstadler, cut right eyebrow,
forehead an dnose. bruised abdomen
Samuel Stone, bruised left knee
Howard sevy, cut toes. scratched legs
and elbow.
John Collins, cut head skin ahrasions.
WIN. Davis, cut on right hip.
Prank Gilley, bruised chest, cuts.
Gus Werner, cur right forearm.
ST. MARGARET'S DEAD.
Those who died in St Margaret's:
-- Miller.
Frank Martin.
Arthur Diericks.
Those still remaining in St. Mar
garet's today;
May Curtis, Mrs. Hattie McCrse, Geo.
Donohue, Ernest Hitchcock, John
miller.
Among those injured and not expect
: ed TO recover are.
Louis williams, Keene. y H pelvis
crushed
George Green, Detroit pelvis crushed.
John Nelson, Joliet broken back and
fractured leg
Manuel EIohnd, address not given
4 broken neck.
Arbin Brinkley and Bert Mcintosh.
AT GARY HOSPITALS.
The less severely injured at Gary hos
pitfalls are.
NJ. A. Anderson Arthur Parks
Gust Lundstrom, Columbus Smith
Ardo Adair or $50 - - -.
Paul Kramer Louis weiland
Jack Beatty W. S. Turnbuu
/ John Dempsey Herman Rex
Harry Lloyd Henry Lomsr
Eugene Enos James Howard
Mary EnoR s. Steinhouser
Dewey Muneuy Ed Rapier
Chsuncey GrosecIostWilliam Thomas
Albert Ingram n. Strong
Doc Waddeu James Mathews
william Daley Prank Connors
Charles Norcross James Degrote
MIS- George Brown James Grasper
George Brown John Pfeifenberger
Charlie Olson Albert Palmer
william NJ. Streeter Jack Robinson
George b. Goodman John Moore
Carl Green Walter williams
@. r. W right Charles Brown
John MacFadden William Thurman
George T Ryan James Crawford
D. Freed Carl Hutch 1son.
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F FARMERS
ARE CALLED

CROWN POINT. Ind. June IA
meeting OF farmers and threshermen
has been called by oscar Dlnwiddie.
chairman Of the Lake County Thresh-
ing Committee in connection with the
organization Of this committee and
for the purpose or forming plans for
the season.
The meeting viii be held IN the
Crown Point court house Tuesday.
July g. at one o'clock. All farmers and
threshing machine owners are urged to
attend this important meeting
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Of the track and q IL passed hurled the
fuzee in the cab window.
NOT EVEN A WHISTLE.

NOI L VEN A W hlSILE.
Z. w. Johnson s24 Wabash street.
Michigan City, the conductor OF the
circus train. substantiated Timm.
THE head-end Of our train had start
ed through the connection at the
switch" stated Johnson. we had
twenty-five cars in the train and four
Of these were passenger cars. 4 hot
box was found in the eleventh car Ny
reason for not pulling in before attend
ing 10 tt was that the equipment of
the circus train was light and it was
more likely TO break journal gong
over the sharp connection. I heard the
other train coming There was no
whistle The block signal was red -
The attorneys for the Michigan Cen
trsI stated they will apply for q writ
20 take Klaus out Of the hands Of Coro-
uer Green unul tomorrow morning
II was almost positive that Engineer
Sargent was dead Or asleep" stated
Timm He was 500 10 500 feet from
the circus train when 1 threw the fuzee
al the cab window"
Timm estimated the speed Of the
troop train at Is miles an hour
THE railroad company has taken tho
stand IN this case Of one who does not
like TO be stepped all over" stated At
torney Charles McFadden Of the Michi-
gan Central railway after the inquest.
The methods Of the officials Of Lake
county are not to the liking of the rail-
way company in that they did not pro-
coed legally Without any authority the
chief IF police Of Gary wired Kalams-
zoo I'D ordered that the engineer. Sar-
gent be held for the Gary police. but
did not state any charge. and after we
had promised TO produce him they
threw him in Jail where he was kept I'M
tr this morning an dkept away from
his family and not allowed to see any
body. as A
We know that the engineer was
asleep on the Job. said 1icFadden. and
had been asleep for a mile and half
before the collision
In the wake of the worst wreck in
the history OF Lake county a battle be
tween the best legal talent of the Michi-
/ gan Central railway from Chicago tc
/ New York and Lake county officia Is
headed by Coroner Green and Prose
cutor CLYDE Hunter began today.
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DEATH OF A
MUNSTER. CITIZEN

Peter NIolenaar. IS years old Of Nun
ster, Ind. died at his home yesterday
stternoon
He leaves q wife and seven children.
Peter. Jr., OF Lansing. Martin OF Prince
ton, MINI. Henry. John. Agnes, Nellie.
and Grace Of Lansing.
The funeral will he held at the house
a one o'clock and from the Dutch Re
form Church at two o'clock. internlent
in the Munster cemetery. Undertaken
Mellow IN charge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
CHIP ARRIVES FOR
M'GOORTY BOUT

George Chip, the Newcastle middle
weight. who IS booked TO battle Eddie
McGoorty at Racine Tuesday night. ar
rived in Chicago last night. This after
noon he will work out in the Arcade
gymnasium. Chip will leave tonight for
Mflwsu where he will take light
workout tomorrow in preparation for
the battle. Chip appeared TO be in top
form last night and his hackers are
looking for him to make things hot for
McGoorty tomorrow night A special
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
NEW MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED

ESPECIAL To THE TfMHs.l
CROWN POINT Ind. June 24-The
following new marriage licenses have
been issued:
William Frank Kyle. Whiting; Jessie
c. puEgHn, Whiting.
Gust Costentenoklos. East Chicago,
Elizabeth SukaJ. East tChicago.
Chas. HasEe. Hammond. Caroline
Ruzzell. Milwaukee.
Henry y Geeve Hammond, Elenora
Il. Ebert Forrest Park.
Arthur Harms. Gary. Miss r. Lynn,
Tolieston.
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Gary Superior Court.

Louisa Martague. throuEh her at
tornevs Burns and Wells has fled
suit for divorce frem he- husband,
James MsrtuEe IN the charge ~ cruel
and tnhUman treatment drunkenness
and associations with women CT i'm
moral character
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Turn Him Over to the Chief

Lost. strayed or stolen. s Poll Parrot
belonging to a Gary lady 1t talks
several foreign languages. among
which Is the inhibited German II any
one knows the whereabouts Of this
alien enemy or hears him "Hoch der
Kaiser" pull him IN Immediately and
turn him over 70 Chief Rragdon for
Federal investigation or fumI CATION.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
GARY DEATHS.

Martin Jasoh. ~ years old, 25oe
waehington street. Gary. died from in
iuries received at the mills at the steel
Company hospital SUNDAY The de-
ceased Is survived by wife and four
children Funeral services will he hold
at two o'clock Tuesday from the late
home with burial at Gary oak Hul
cemetery the Gary Undertaking COM
pank having charge
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Dedicate Service Flag.

The Reform church. Fifth avenue
and Pierce street. Rev J. N Johnson.
pastor. with appropriate exercises. ded-
:oated their service flag bearing six
stars Sunday An honor roll tablet Of
the names Of the boys who are in the
service was also erected
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
DIR. FREcH JOINS SERVICE.

DR., Frech who has been assisting
Dr' Hutchinson IN dentistry st Six
tenth avenue and broadway has re-
ceived his call - the dental service
and LETT last Saturday evening. Dr..
Freoh vas commissioned as hrst lieu
tenant last fall
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MUNSTER

Ms DeAf,k spent FRIDAY afternoon
shopping IN Hammond
Miss Marv kIootwyk has acccerted z
position IS stenographer for Nj sproat.
q Hammond LAWYER
Mrs Peter Jongsna Is III with iins
Mr. and Mrs Jacob kooy and dauFh-
ter Marcella. visited Braschler a Ser
nice. Friday evening
The Munster Commercial school vll
held their closing exercises III me rt7-
lice school, Thursday evening" ftne r
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24

orce-abandcnmenti Andrew
J. Vaughn Miller Crank Glmer)
vs.. Jeanette Vaughn.
t25o5-On Note State National Bank
q. w. BelshAw) ~. I'D Carstens.
le505-Claim File; Belle Hidlund Va.
Estate OF Mary Ann Livingstone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
MAYORALTY
ELECTION
CONTEST
rSPEcrAr. To THE TrMFs

GROWN POINT. Ind. June 24-Tha
navoraity election contest ~ which
Mayor Hodges. ex-mayor Johnson and
Attorney Harvey J. Curtis are to es-
taolish their election - the mayor
office At Gary. went to trial Win Judge
Crumpacker presiding in Crown Point
circuit court TODAY
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MEETS WITH ACCIDENT.

ohm Palmaterr, clerk It the Tribe
e K, met with quite a severe accident
Saturday Nv getting his hand locked
81 the cash register. neoessitating the
breaking with an ak the cash register
"a release his hand. decorating It in
painful manner
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
NEW CIRCUIT
COURT CASES

ESPECIAL To TIE T1MEs1
CROWN POINT. Ind June 24-The
following new court cases have been
filed in the circuit count here
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After e visit here the guest 81 his
brother Carl :. Johnson. seq Polk St
Gus Johnson has returned 70 his home
81 Duluth, MINI. William Coates Of
Birmingham. Ala. IS now guest at
the Johnson hons
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
A air of Girls.

Police Officer John and Mrs John
Conroy SIS Connecticut street. are re-
joicing over the advent ~ & pair OF
fine baby girls that arrived al their
home this morning
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MEMORIAL cur RECEPTION.

The Memorial club will give e rscep-
ton 10 the Twelve graduates OF the
Emerson and Froebel school at Temple
Israel this evening. Informal dancing
Will be the pleasure OF the evening al
tar the program.
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RETURNs FRoNt pIrTsBURG.

Mrs, Casper, sos Harrison stree, re-
turned last evening from a six weeks
visit at her former home. Pittsourg.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
WAR INDUSTRIAL
COMMISSION MEETS
IN GARY TODAY

The War Industrial Commission com
prising Lake and four adjoining conn
ties meet az the Gary Commercial Club
today at two o'clock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24

NORFOLK. VA. June 24-Dave Rob
ertson. former star batsman and left
fielder of the Giants. who has been
coaching a school team here, is reported
TO BE- considering return 10 the New
York team. He is said to have been
offered a large sum by Manager Nc
Graw, who will not ask him 70 play on
Sundays.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
RETURN FROM MOTOR r-Rrp

Attorney and Mrs. T. E. Jerries Of
jackson street have returned from .
three weeks motor trip to P4ttsburs
and Cleveland
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vrsrrTNo AT srrLwArKrr.

Mrs. Don Van Lew and children.
F44 Van Buren, street, are visiting for
three weeks with Mrs Van I4ew~s
parents at Milwaukee.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24

You'd like to take a punch a. the
kaiser you say? Then buy a
Thrift Stamp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24

train on the electric, run h. Sammy
Wolff will carry fans TO and from The
affair
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city Campaign Manager Harry Hall
this morning gave final instructions TO
the forty-two city campaign captains
and teams and Gary s big War Savings
Stamp campaign wes launched with the
Gary spirit that insures q cleaning in
all parts OF the city.
The workers we're armed with pledge
cards duplicate cards for the subscrib=
er's records, Stacker cards, 100 per cent
cards for the windows where every
member Of the family is saving 10 buy
War Savings Stamps. workers badges
and definite instructions for the drive.
great report is expected tomorrow
between II and u o'clock and Cam
paign Manager Hall is expecting each
captain 20 report Captains are urged
70 turn in their reports as soon after II
o'clock as possible
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-24
GARY'S Die
CAMPAIGN
STARTED

WAR SAVINGS STAMP NOTICES.
cary's Eoai-sI, 900. 10000 $4,000 per
capisa.)
Number Of city teSms-rorty-two.
Separate campaigns in all industrial
plants.
Number Of city team workers-Be-
tween 500 and 400.
Daily reports by each campaign cap
tain between IL O'Clock and IL o'clock
each morning at the Commercial Club
beginning tomorrow morning.
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ON
HORROR IS BE
GUN THIS A. NJ,

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tho necessary arrangements with me.
Tho lad worked hard at his studies and
led his class at commencement. He Join
ed tho show May 20. at Springfield
Mass"
Coyie's Last Request
The case OF Joseph CoyIe. the clown.
who last his wife ana two children
was another tragedy which stirred Bal
lard 10 emotion. Tears dimmed the cir
GUS officials eyes when he told the
story.
"Coyle came 70 me week ago" he
said. and asked permission to bring his
wife and Riddles with the show for a
short visit. I told him never took my
wife and children on the road. and was
against his DOING 50.
Then he said TO me: Mr.. Ballard
YOU can break away from the show any
time and afford money. TO travel to see
your wife and Riddles. cant hut
think Just as much Of my wife and kid
dies as you do Of yours.
I gave my consent for them 10 Join
the show At Cincinnati. and now they're
dead"
Glad to Resume Work
Decision to resume the circus sched-
ule was made by MI Ballard Yesterday
following q conference with his asso-
ciates st the hotel here When word
reached the big top" on the outskirts
Of Hammond. where the circus was 20
have given a performance Saturday. il
was the cause Of general rejoicing. as
many Of the performers ard employees
feared the wreck. which took away
some Of the best talent had put them
out Of business. for a time at least.
The roustabouts and "supes' worked
hard pulling up stakes and piIing the
big canvas into cars. Performers look
ed on silently, the expression on their
faces giving evidence OF the grief the
tragedy had brought into their lives
Many Visit Morsuss.
Many of the circus folks paid their
last respects 70 the dead victims by
visiting the morgues before their de-
parture
Some Of the performers did not oc-
company the circus to Beloit. deciding
10 stay here for the inquest tomorrow
and later to attend the funerals of the
wreck victims. only a few OF the bodies
have been prepared for burial Acting
Coronel Green said he would permit the
bodies OF thu identified 70 be sent &c
their homes today.
Ii is planned to hold the bodies Of the
unidentified for several DAYS IN order
| TO give the police and coroner an OF.
porturity to Identify more Of them. The
unclaime dbodies will be given burial q
the expense Of the Showmen's Loaru.
If America. according to n. Newman
/ secretar who came to Hammond r
/ complete arrangements for ths funeral
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tho necessary arrangements with me.
Tho lad worked hard at his studies and
led his class at commencement. He join
ed tho show May 20 at Springfield.
Mass"
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WRECK IS VISITED
BY SWARMS

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ONLY IL BODIES
ARE IDENTIFIED

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-30
BONDS SOLD FROM
MAJESTIC STAGE
Comedian Gets Several Hun
dred Dollars For Loan
From Audience

Not, content with his successful ap-
pearance as a nut comedian" as he
is billed, Harry Breen last night clos
ed his act with patriotic address, in
which he called all soldiers i'm the au-
dlence to the stage, then asked who
would subscribe bonds for the men.
At least S400 was raised by seven
dience the plan of Wilmer and Vim
cent. owners of the Majestic and other
theaters in the city ard state, who
VIII invest every dollar received at
the box offices during the entire week
in Liberty Bonds.
The vaudeville program for the first
three days serves as another illustra-
ton or the wide variety of entertain
ment which can be crowded into two
hours: Lambs Manikins are first, and
this novelty Offering in itself lis q
splendid opening feature which every
one should enjoy. Jack Sidney and
Isabel Townley have a comedy offer
ing which is on a par with many SINH
lar ones OF the season
Mr.. and Mrs. Mel Burne score big
success in the skit, "On the Fourth
Floor" The sketch is short, but fill
ed with plenty of comedy lines. which
Mr. Mel Burne gets across for many
laughs. Breen. who sold the bonds
song on the limerick order. dragging
in for variety some of the ditties the
youngsters sing while at play. Hi.
kid monolog and songs about per.
sons in the audience also are popular
Helen and Milt Dill are featured IN
the closing act, Rocky Pass" a Wilc
West roundup, in which this pair Civ,
some fine roping feats.
MAX ROBERTSON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-30

Harry First, Bert Gardner, Blanche
Bellaire, Mildred Beverly, Anna Sands,
Joseph Holland. Innis Brothers c.
ticklnger Lou Leathers and the Per-
feet Thirty-six Chorus.
The announcement that Douglas
Fairbanks-of the smile, was to be
Large Crowds See est photo-com-
Douglas Fairbanks edy Mr. Fix
at the Regent It," attracted a
to tho Reeon+ r,ooto large orda audieRGe Nc,
was evidenced by the laughter that
greeted the picture that displayed his
wonderful versatility as screen
star.
Those who are accustomed to see
Mr.. Fairbanks in chaps. with SOM
accouterments of the western cow
puncher. not forgetting his trusty
SIX shooters, which he manipulates
with amazing deXterity, saw him for
the tirst time in many months in even
ing dress, which made the picture, ac-
cording to the Fairbanks view, "a
costume piece" But Mr.. Fairbanks is
as much at home in a tuxedo as he is
in cowboys romantic costume, and
his perennial grin and athletic stunts
occur also in this comedy picture.
Large crowds attended the opening
performances of Mary Gardens sec
Mary Garden tion. "The SpIen-
In ''Thc did Sinner" at the
Splendid Sinner" Colonial Theater
yesterday. 7 h e
picture closes its engagement to-day.
Miss Garden is seen in a rolo which
enables her to express the vivid, cleo
trio quality of her unique personality
she is a fiery, passionate creature
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-04-30

Dream Girl" is an innocent party. All
sorts of trouble is heaped upon the
pair until dreams come true in the
final act. They say musical COMEDY
cast of ability will be seen in the
principal parts. and chorus OF
tweny-four capable young women VIII
sing, tdance and lend an air of youth
and gaiety to the performance.
"The Show of Wonders" greatest
of all famous New York Winter Gar
den shows which
"The show comes to the Or
of Wonders" pheum, Saturday,
Mt the Orpheum matinee and night,
demonstrates the
admirable, results achieved in thea
ter where there is skilled organiza-
tion. The organization OF the New
York Winter Garden is said to be the
any theater in the world. The result
of this system is the production of eX-
travaganza on the largest possible
scale and in the most perfect manner
The training of the chorus, both IN
singing and dancing is productive OF
the greatest eXpertness known to any
theater. In this latest Offering. con-
ceded to be the very best of all Winter
chorus has been enhanced by the Sc
lection of the pick of the beautiful
young women of the Winter Garden
chorus lists
A lively comedy variety Offering,
entitled "Rocky Pass" is, the Majes-
tics vaudeville headliner
At the the first half of the present
Majestic week. An aggregation of
clever entertainers present
"a roundup of comedy, singing, rop-
ing and dancing" that affords enjoy
mcnt. A good comedy show is group
| ed around this attraction. and in
| cludes: Harry Breen, who keeps the
' Il in Of oNaf Lon 10Th fnt
, his nut comedy; Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
Burne, presenting a laughable COM
| edy sketch; Sidney and Townley,
| clever song and dance entertainers,
novelty Offering.
Critics say that "the picture that
has everything" is a fitting method
| of describing Will
at the Victoria GLu.A newest ex-
ample of his art,
Rough and Ready"
Mr.. Farnum has a virile, vigorous
part. Rough and Ready" is the only
| western" in which he has been seen
for some time.
Rough and Ready" will be shown
for the last times to-day.
A defying quartet. lifting lyrics
laughter provoking lines that is
said to be John Cort
| "FIO-FlO" fomula of "Flo-Flo,'
the riotous musical
| comedy now running at the Cort
Theater New York, which comes to
the Orpheum next week, Tuesday and
Wednesday and Wednesday matinee
Flo Flo" has had long run at the
Cort Theater. They say "Flo-Flo'
brings an elaborate display of costly
scenery, an excellent cast of stars and
a perfect thirty-six" chorus to ex-
hibit the fashions of Mosher and
Simpsons Bride Shop. In the cast are
| a pair of eccentric dancers, Pinky and
Aloysius, whose terpsichorean ability
critics say, puts them in the front
ranks of eccentric dancing teams. Tht
story centers about beautiful corset
model, a fake nobleman, the American
heiress and others whose roles are
taken by Louise Kelley. Hal Skelley