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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-04

The final performance of that won 1 derful picture 'Virtuous Men" and Q big vaudeville bill, will be given to- night.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-04
POLL.

Theda Bara, best known as the vampire of the screen, has achieved the greatest success of her career in a. character entirely new to her. that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
NOTICE EMERSON
SCHOOL PATRONS

The first set OF report cards for the
second semester viii be sent out on
Friday, April 18th.
Parents VIII notice that no Grades
are given in the line for first month
Of the semester. The grades given IN
the line for the second month cover
the six weeks BEGINNING February Il,
and ending March IS. Since the SEM
ester was cut two~yeeks short BY the
influenza vacation. but four grades
viii be given this semester instead %
the usual FIVE.
Each student OF the Emerson school
from the sth TO the 18th grade should
have 4 report card to show his par
ents on Friday. April 18th. Parents
VIII assist thc schooI tn this work II
thev will 70 over these cards and sign
them SO that the student may return
them TO the teacher. The signing Of
the card is only meant TO be an indi-
cation or the fact that the parent has
seen the card. the card should be sign
cd and the question taken up with the
school either by phone. letter or b. a
personal visit to the school
F. 4 SPAULDTNG.
Primo pal.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
new BITTERLY
ATTACKS LEAGUE
IN ADDRESS
Opposes Sending Yank Sol
diers to Asia at Dictates
of High Council.

GREEHSBURG, Ind. April 7.--Senstor
Harry s. New, touring Indiana IN oppo-
sition to the league Of nations as con
stituted a. present. criticized the cove
nant as surrender Of the sovereignty
OF the United States. IN an address here
last night, and asserted the pact. 81
contemplated, would result in the send
ing Of American soldiers 10 Asia or
Africa at the dictates OF A high council
outvotinE the United States 10 l. 4
storm OF applause from tbs audierc.
that taxed the X OF P. theater greeted
Senator New when he declared he would
vote against any treaty that surrender,
IN anx way the sovereignty or the United
States.
Article 10 OF the covenant which S4na.
the members TO protect and preserve the
political integrity OF all state members
OF the lea que against external aggression.
vas bitterly attacked by the senator
Such clause would render the United
States powerless TO help Cuba and a.
some future time might prove an insur-
mountable barrier 70 the wishes OF this
country. he said. Senator New is sched-
uled 70 speak in other Indiana cities this
week. as is Senator James z. watson
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
PROGRESS
FOLLOWS
DEADLOCK
Conference Impressed With
Necessity Of Completing
Peach Arrangements and
Without Delay.
JOHN EDWIN NEvlR

STAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N. sERyIcEl
PARIS, April 2.-Substantial
progress is now being made by the
Big Four following the breaking Of
the deadlock. President Wilson
and the European premiers meet
ing with him, are greatly encour-
aged.
While III. situation Is stin critical all
the conferees are impressed with the
absolute necessity OF completing the
work without any further delay
II is now understood that an agree
nent has been reached by v hich France
will get the mineral products Of the
saare basin. while Germany vii retain
sovereignty OF the territory Further
more substantial progress has been
made ia the discussions Of the Rhine
questions.
German fortihcations on the Rhine
will be demolished but Germany may
keep the land on which they stand
INDEMNITY CUT DOWN.
The size Of the .ndemnitlss claimed
from Germany has been cut down. also.
It is hoped 10 complete all the work
IN relation 10 tne UFsL pbd-S ~ASa-ty -
( Saturday and settle the Austrian prob
/ lem next week Then the allies viii be
ready to invite the representatives Of
: the central powers to France to sign up.
\ u - believed that there will he up
wards OF 200 enemy representatives
here when the hnal negotiations are be
gun.
The allies and associated powers have
authorized the restoration OF freedom OF
trade with Poland. Esthonis and Ger
man Austria.
In fact. freedom % trade has nov
been established with all nations. ex
cept Russia. Germany end Hungary.
instructions have been laid down "a
gsrding German Austria prohibiting th'
shipment OF military articles into th'
country.
An international trade commission
has been sent to Vienna 20 see tina
there is no r.-shipment OF goods int
Germany.
The foreign council has decided tina
il will not be necessary for the com
mission on internat ional labor lesisla
tion TO be ratified by a plenary session
/ OF the peace conference.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
VETS SAYS
RESULT WAS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


CHICAGO, April 2.-Wet leaders to-
day saw a stern rebuks 20 prohibition
in the smashing defeat Of the anti-WetS
IN the local prohibition election yesteI-
day
While the issue yesterday was purely
local and merely postponed the coming
OF prohibition until the wartime prohi-
bition measure becomes effective July l..
local wet leaders predicted the Republi-
can party would seize upon the wet -
sue as decided here a slogan IN the
1920 presidential campaign.
Ths vote yesterday exceeded the mos
optimistic expectation Of the vets. This.
tho vets ooattld. resulted. from a wide
spread determination on the part Of the
people TO repudiate the natioRal pTohi-
bition measure.
Speaking for the prohibitions. z r.
Davis. Chicago superintendent OF the
anti-saloon league said today:
We made no fight and asked no per
con TO vote for a dry Chicago. The ef-
fort OF the wet. to use Chicago results
in an effort to terrorize Congress and
the supreme court is little short Of ssdi-
tioux"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
THOMPSON
WINS RACE
FOR MAYOR
Present Incumbent Is Re
elected; Vets Give Drys
Smashing Defeat; G. Q. P.
Gains Three Members of
Council.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. April 2-PracticaliN com
plete returns tdoay give William Haze
THOMPSON. Republican. plurality %
1900 votes over County clerk Robert
IT Sweitzcr. Democrat. IN the ma! oFail!
election
states Attorney Nacay Hoyne run
ming as an independent and who IN
election betting had been counted on
Swing Thompson a hot fight finished a
poor third. receiving less than one-halt
the vote given Sweitzer.
John Fitzps trick. labor candidate.
polled total vote Of $780,.
John NJ. Collins, Socialist candidate.
received but e5Io5 votes.
The vets on the local option issue
piled UP = smashing majority Of 247.22S
out OF 5s5e92 votes cast which assures
chicago remaining in the wet column
until July ], when war time prohibition
becomes effective. Every ward IN the
city voted wet with three out O. every
ave women and four out of every men
costing their votes with the vets
The Republicans gained three seats II
fAe city councN. The new council viii
h composed OF Is Democratic members
and twenty-five Republicans.
The two Socialist candidates for coun-
cil Nere overwhelmingly defeated.
Henry Stuckart. Democrat. was elect
81 city treasurer. oyer William Gan
echow Republican. BY plurality Of
1854
James T. 1go. Democrat defeated "
G. Davis. Republican. I'm the race fol
county clerk BY plurality Of 2.547.
Harry a. Lewis. Republican. vas
elected judge Of superior court BY
plurality or San0 over John NJ O-Con
nor George 3. Holmes. Republican
vas elected municipal Judge. b. A plur
snty Of 24139. ever Francis Boreili
Democrat
The three locsl bond issues for Via
ducts and city additions TO the count,
poor house carried
The mayoraltv vote follows:
william Hale Thompson. Republican
men. 1856. women, 9s.o25; total. So.
SsS Robert sweitzer. Democrat. mel
1t7.24S: women. 93.o4o: total 24o,2sS
Maclay Hoyne. Independent. men. s..
20: women. 43.102; total HOSES. Johr
Fitzpatrick. Labor. men, 1920; women
1G.t47. total 54467. John II. Collins
Socialist. 1850 men s.245 women
total 231o5 Adolph Carm. Socialist La
Dor, men. 1929; women. ass. total. / l75
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
Father Helping All He Can

1.-Two OF my sons are IN The VA
am doing all I can TO help my country
al well as Msyr's Wonderful Remedt
which I can thank for my present good
.sslth. 7 suffered years with mos
serious stomach trouble and bloatins.
am recommending il to all sufferers.
ii is a simple harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and aIlays the infam-
nation which causes practically al
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. One dose u lt
convince or money refunded. summers
Pharmacy. RidEeley Drug Store IN Ca.
Central Drug Store in Indiana Hsrhoss
4dt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
Any Corn or Callus Comes Off
Peacefully, Painlessly. Never Fails.

It's almost a picnic to get rid Of a
corn or callus the "Gets-It" way. You
spend or seconds putting on or 2
drops Of "Gets-It." about as simple as
putting on Your hat "GetsIt does
away foreN er with contrapttons,
"wrappy" masters. greasy ointmeuts
that rub off blood-1etting knives. and
scissors that snip into the quick
~Gets-1t" eases pain. Your 1ump2
corn shrlnSs. dies. loosens from the toe.
You peel the corn pa iniessly from your
toe in one complete piece. That's where
the picINc comes in--you peel tt off as
YOU would 2 banana peel Nothing else
but "Gets-Itt can do ~. Get peaceful
common-sense "Ciets-IL
"Cets-It." the guaranteed money-back
corn-remoN er. the only sure way. cost
but a tribe 81 any drug store. MD by
+. Lawrence & Co, Chicago. Ill.,
sold ina Hammond and recomme nded ss
he worlds best corn remedy 10y Harry y
Drug Store.-AdY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
HAMMOND
OFFICIALS ON
PLANT VISIT

Because. as he EXPRESSED it, Mr.. Bates
Of the Bates Valve Bag co. believes that
the city officials Of Hammond are pro-
gresslve business men, aPpreciatins
their responsibility and interested IN the
welfare and all round Development of
their city. he recently invited them TO
Burlington. Ind. t. make an inspection
Of the device thst has made Mr. Bates
name famous in cement circles
This devise consizs q a valve bag
that = widely used IN loading cement
into bass It makes tbs process prscu-
callv justices and this reduces the loss
and minlmizes the labor
The mayor. the city engineer and the
president Of the board e works oe Ham
nlond responded 70 this invitation and
visited the plant OF the Universal Port
Hand Cement Co at Burlington.
/ They we're taken in charge by sencral
( superintendent John Ahnfelt and plant
superintendent oscar Soderauist The
mills ana process Of cement manufacture
were inspected and then the loading
room where the valve bag is used was
visited Thousands Of bags are loaded
49, this room daily
Tho visitors were especially interested
and impressed with the concrete road
ways through the plant. ilustratins the
best methods OF constructing roadways
viii. this la-serial They saw also the
! reinforced concrete slab crossings that
! the company has devised for use on rail
road sud street car crossings mas
much as the city is about TO begin a
I campaign Of road building, this phase
cf the Visit was particularly interesting
and instructive.
Before leaving. their attention was
called to the mammoth dust collecting
construction .by which the company at
the present time Is collecting ninety
eight per cent of the dust that used to
rise in The air and settle down al over
the region
They oppressed themselves as delight
81 with the results Of their trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
GARY DOCTOR
DEFENDANT IN
DAMAGE SUIT

In Gary Superior court by petition
sled this morning Shlckrv Fares.
practicing physician an Can made
. defendant n 5000 damage suit
brought against him by Clara Dokuiil.
" no alleges that while AT his office
on March 2sth the doctor did in a
rude. insolent and amorous manner
erab. caught embraced and wissed
her twice and tried to persuade and
force her to remain in his office IN
tin he accomplished his evil designs.
all against the viii and desire of the
plaintiff
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
-FOUR DISHONORABLE
DISCHARGES MADE
Second Lieuts. in Army Are
Found Guilty of Various
Infractions.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE dishon-
o~able discharge Of four second lieuten-
ants for various infrscdons Of army
regulations was announced by the var
department this afternoon. They are:
Second Lieut. Nimmon T. Lavering.
Go. F. First replacement regiment, for
being absent without leave at Camp Cor
don: Second Lieut.. John 2. Scarborough.
cath infantry. FOR being drunk IN uni
form on a train in Louisiana Second
Lieut. Lee c. Murphy. 18th infantry. for
being drunk at Camp Meade and Second
Lieut. Raymond Newell. 9th regiment
feld@artillery. for passing worthless
checks on the Maiden. Mass, hank al
camp Jackson S. c. Newell's sentence
however. was Commutcd by President
wilson TO a reprimand and confinement
70 the limits Of the post for three
months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
HEGEWISCH
MAN KILLED

The funeral o. Andrew Gsbrys Ak.
OF Hegewisch. who was killed Monda
VAS held this morning from the Polish
church at Hegewisch Interment ~ :
IN Holy Cross cemetery in charge Of
Underteker Em1nerlins,
Gabrysiak while at work Monday -
the western steel Foundries at Hege-
wisch. walked too near the railTos Il
ard was knocked down and run over.
having his leg severed.
He was rushed 10 ST. Margaret
hospital in Hammond, where he died
an hour lated from loss or blood.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
ONLY ONE GRAVEL
ROAD PETITION FILED
SPECIAL TO The TINES

TsFECIAL 70 THt inns
CROWN POINT, Ind. April But
one gravel road petition has been filed
In County Auditor G. n Toland's Of
fee since the new county gravel road
law has gone into effect. March 9th.
The petition fer the construction Of
the road was filed by Attorney Edwin
F. Knight and has not been named as
Yet 1t starts at the fair grounds In
Crown Point and goes through Center.
Cedar Greek. Eagle Creek. Ross West
creek and Hanover townships
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
BUILDING PERMITS.

Ternnts We're taken OUT yesterday
b. j. F. smith. Gary. for the erection
Or four two-story residences TO cost
a total o. $4,000 construction TO be
begun immediately
The buildings Mil be erected Al 4ol
and 1ia Pennsylvanis and at so and
So Monroe street. Two - the homes
sin be of b~fck construction and two
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
THEY'RE READY-IF.


LONDON. April 1.-Nlcnolai Lenlne
and Leon Trotzky are ready 10 pledge
their support to the allies upon certain
conditions. according to Information
received I'm Paris from Russia. said a
dispatch from Paris to the Daily News
today THESE conditions were outlined
a. follows.
j. Bolshsyik regime at Moscow will
not officially encourage red propsgan-
ia In other countries.
2 The Bolshekik forces will Dc
Withdrawn from all invaded districts
A distinguished neutral has already
been sounded by the allies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
BOLSHEVIK LOSING
GROUND DAILY

INTERNATIONAL hEWs SEHYlcEl
LONDON. April The Russian Bol-
shevik army IS losing ground all the
way along the eastern front. it was
rcmitted in a wireless dispatch from
Moscow today The Red army vas
forced 10 retire in the Pskov and Ma
rienburE districts while the snti-Bol-
ahevik troops took several villages
north OF the Donetz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
CANADA'S ACTION
IS ATTACKED
rINrgsNArlohAL NEws SERVICE

OTTAWA, Onf- ADrlI Z--Canada $
action in sending an eNpeditionary
force Into Siberia vas vigorously at
-scked ins parliament today by Thos.
viers French-Canadis member. He
claimed that the United states had not
provided near the quota Of men that
canada had furnished fer this pur-
pose The Hon. a. w. Rove1l. in re-
ply said that Canada had agreed ~
supply a certain number o' men and
r. ust keep this agreement with the al
les. irrespective az the number &c men
rJrntshed by tine United States.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
SALVATION
ARMY SERVICES

Special services will be held q { N
Salvation Army rooms al go Z. STAT
street tonight at 7.45 o'clock
The services viii be conducted by
Adjutant and Mrs Porter Of kalans
zoo assisted by Commandant Parson
Of Kokomo. Indiana Captain Vende r.
vile Of Kalamazoo and Lieutenant
samsel or Linton Indiana.
The public IS cordially invited to a.
tend Tins meeting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
WHITING PIONEER
PASSES AWAY

v-urrIS sfs-l ~ ~ An7Fl a@irs Reg
m Hinkleried. 81 years old. died yes
terdsy afternoon at the home OF her
son, Edward Winwieried at 1928 CalU-
met avenue Forss the.
Mrs winkleried is an old pioneer 81
Whiting and Is we'll known and much
respected
The funeral viii be held from the
Sacred Heart church al nine o'cloeh
tomorrow morning. Intern emit VIII be
held IN St JoSeph.s cemetery. Ham
rnond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
NOTICE.

THE Farmers Bureau or Calumet
township together with tho Farmers
cooperative Asfn. of Highland viii
establish a public market on each and
every second TUESDAY &C the month 10
dispose OF 1.-Two STOCK, poultry etc ON
the first market. being April Sth. Mr.
j Tortonhoeven viii offer his complete
line Of farm Implement aud hardware
for sale. at remarkable reduced prices
10 start al a. nL at Highland. Re sure
ana not miss your bargain 4-c-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
GARY DEATHS.

Dee Desgoines. So years old living
AZ $3.50 Connecticut street. died follow
ing short illness OF pneumonia yes
terdav Tn. remains were taken TO
indianapolis for burial
MRS MARY HOSEA.
TWENTY-FIVE years old. 1924 Madison
street. died Monday afternoon 81 St.
Antonio hospital. following an opera
ton The remains we're taken yester-
day TO Iowa for burial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
In an Around
-GARY
DEATH CLAIMS
GARY SOLDIER

tn. war department reports the
death in 8 French hospital Of Corporal
Joseph Sullivan. who formerly resided
at I'll Chase street. Gary.
Corporal Sullivan, the report states.
died Of pneumonia. he was son OF
Dennis Sullivan o. the American
Bridge Company.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
BERLIN STRIKE
rINrERNATIoNAL NEWS SERVICE

COPENIAGEN. April "A serious
general strike involving 10000 work
crs. is n fun swing at Berlin. said a
dispatch from that city today
A state ~ siege has been proclaim
cd in the Ruhr district where strike
is in progress.
Bloody street fighting has taken
place at Frankfort on the Main.
In westphelia large number Or
towns have been occupied by govern
ment troops.
No food RELIEF Is being sent into the
affected districts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
ALLIED TROOPS
IN ROUMANIA
LIAIlaNAIIoNAL 80 sERyIeE

INTERNATIONAL hEhS eEhfiCt5
PARIS. April Allied troops viii
bc sent into Eoumania at onco TO- meet
the theat 81 Busso-Hunsari Bolshe-
vteln. it was reported here today.
"a previous dispatch said that al
+. ed troops had already arrived al Con-
stanza Boumania)
The thoat Of a new war is causing
great unessiness IN French Socialist
circles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
The TRAINMAN
HAS To TELL YOU
Passenger Train Crews
Must Tell Cause of Your
Train S Delay.

The next time you are. on train and
it stops to the accompaniment Of whist
ling air brakes you viii not have 10 sit
long wondering what causes tho delay
Conductors and crews of passenger
trains have been ordered TO discontinue
The claulike silence with which they
have hitherto enshrouded these DELAYS
Regional Director r. II Ashton issued
an order yesterday 20 this effect.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
BLOCKADE RAISED.

INTERNATIONAL hEhS SEHElCEi
LONDON. April THE blockade O.
all enemy countries aud Russia. with
the exception OF Hungary has been
generally" raised, It was learned b.
the Daily Express today from an al
thoritative source This will be an
nounced i'm the house tonight. it Is I'M
dcrstood However there VII be the
strictest control over supplies going
into enemy countries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
KILLED AT
FRANKFORT ON MAIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcEI
GENEVA. April 1.-- fourteen PER
sons were killed by machine gun fire
i'm violent battle between SPARTA
cIdes and government forces on
Irankfort-on-the-M Main. said dis
patch from that city today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
d / q ! DIS

are peculiarly fHted to promptly relieve
soreness and aching I'm The kidney reg
ions. They aIlay Inflammation. restore
normal secretion and correct tho alka-
Unity Of the waste secretons. and thus
stop the source e Irritation. paiu and
annoyance. There are thousands OF
benefited uscrs ar Bslmwort Kidney
Tablets and al good. conscientious
druggists recommend and sell them.
Price. 81 % per tube
corEEcr KIDNEY TROUBLE
a.-..c riefs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
Gary Switchman Dead.

William Parker. 3t years old. resid-
ing at SCI Jefferson street. and en-
ployed as a switehman on the 2. J. &
z. died o. pneumonia a. Mercy hos
pftal this morning. The remains Will
b., shipped tomorrow to Utica. \. Z.
the former home. for harlsl.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
TWO KILLED
IN EXPLOSION

lINIkNHNI TNTIHI- . - 9tHfI-tl
PATERSON. y g.. April 2-I~o men
ere reported to have been KILLED in an
esplos on that wrecked the wheel aud
press mills Of the DUPONT Powder
Works at Wavne. near here. earlz. to-
dsv. The plant consists OF twenty
mills L is not vet known whether
suv Of the other mills were damaged.
The explosion was felt in all sur
-oundinz territorN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
COUNCIL MEETS.

The resolutions for the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument viii be brought be-
fore the city council at its meeting
this evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-02
BOLSHEVIKI
DEFEATED
rlhrrRNArloNAL news sERYlcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
CoPENTAGEN, April The TX
rainiars have defeated the Russian
Holsheviki AZ Borodianka and are
moving on Kiev Cthe Ukranian cap
tab according TO an official Ukranian
settlement received here today.
1t has been rumored that truce be-
tween the Usraniaus and Russian
Boisheyiks was pending.