The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-01-19

tinue on each day successively there
after. between the hours Of s a NJ
and p. NJ up to and including the
9Th day Of February. 1915. az 8 o'clock
= ".
And all German aricn enemies, llv-
ing in the City Of Whiting. IND. fail
ing to register within the specified
time and place as above given viii be
Imprisoned
All natives. citizens. denizens or sub
5ects Of the German Empire or Of the
Imperial German 'Goverrsu.. Mt, being
males OF the age of - years and up
wards. who arc within the United
states and not actually naturalized as
American Citizens. are required to
register as alien enemies
Further instruction and information
may be had at place Of registra ton
CLAY g. COLLINS.
CHIEF Of Police
l-1sto2-s tchicf Registrar.)
The funeral or Mrs. Catherine Hoppe
viii be held tomorrow when very
short service viii be held al her home.
400 Central avenue at / r. m The re-
mains viii be taken TO ST. Johns Evan
yelical church where the service at
30 viii DC held by the pastor. Rev.
! John Bop2. The main service will be
n English. short sermon IN German
follow. Intern ent VIII be made in
Concordia cemetery in Hammond Mrs
Hoppe. who vas n ycsrs Of age. is
survived BY her nrst children. two
daughters. Misses Amelia and Ira Hop
pc and three sons. Julius Of Whiting.
Charles Of Blue Island and Oscsr OF
Milwaukee. she also leaves one sister.
Miss Helen Gross. age 62. az Erie. Pa.
who IL here to attend the funeral
The continued cold weather is being
felt very keenly IN Whiting esocially
when the fuel situation is taken into
consideration James E Evans. fuei
administrator for Whiting has taken
hold Of the situation and is doing all
in his power to remedy it, Whiting
would be in sad straits IL 10 We're not
for the fact that the STANDARD oil Co.
hes agreed TO supply the coal men
with tuel es long as their supply lasts.
{ Coal for domestic uses is first in every
case and every effort is being made
by the coal dealers to ill all requests
possible Whiting people viii live up
TO Cerdns rs rulings to the letter in an
effort to cooperate in this great move
ment The Standard OF Company has
closed all but the most ne CESAR de
psrtments for Eve days and the work
men laid off are taking il IN d very
patriotic enanner. Monday will be de-
clared as a legal holiday IN which
day the schools, library. shows. stores.
saloons win he closed
Attorney Walton IT, Smith and
brother Lawrence Smith. both mem barz
o. Chicago Base Hospitals Unit No. t..
are still here awaiting orders % move
south The Unit is finding difficulty
securing transportation and supplies.
They expect however to leave any dav
tor Georgia whore they will go into
training.
Princess Theatre tonight: one day
only. Constance Talmadge in Scandal. 3
. gripping version Of Cosmo HaniI-
tons novel Also a Sidney Drew
COMEDY. Tomorrow, high class vaude-
vile az Gail Kane IN Southern Pride
1-Is-1
II. E church. :. c Rogers. Pastor.
Sunday school, $50; preaching. 1890.
Theme. The Victory at the Brook
Owing 70 the seriousness OF the fuel
service
Our Christmas Savings Ch.o Is open
for enrolment. Everybody is invited
to take advantage OF this easy and
sensible plan TO save money The frst
deposit makes you a full-hedged mem
her There are no extra charges or
| expenses. Come in. and we will cheer
/ fully tell yop all about a.
4 FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
1-1S-2 Whiting. Ind.