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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-24

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psrli,bt In tiut Ilintr Shoufpieles
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nno fit ft mtbE als 1900 Sire
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in6nt @eria gtgen bic 8eiiung auI
8erIsumouna unitr 3ulnNung bts
Mobrbtitsbeptiits. Das rDmilhe
amisgeriht %ertanute ben ptrdnimorts
lihen Rtoatteur uno ben Director
hes Gioruale b'SlaIia ais fhulnig
uno psrurteilte sritsrsn 30 Sshn Dlos
uatsn 6aft, uno beioe suIammen 40
elmer @eIoentiddbisung unb in bic
Soften bss @erfabrens.
8a be @erurttllten bisrgeeen Bee
rufung sinIsgtsa, bate fia Der r0s
mii6e QppsIlhof ebenfalIs nit Der
Brass Su befaiien, ob eie6c beIeiois
esnb iti, uno entfhieO nsuerbinss
foIgsn0srmabsn: ga bic tatfGnlift
9ebouptung oss @iprnaIe b'sSStaIid
nnr ouf ben Santaniello gebt, un0
ni9t auf Die gerta Helfon, 10 Iisg.
feline 9erleumbung bieier IeBtereA
Dor, uno bic Reoatteure Iinb freisus
Ipre9sn; jebpd 1T bic Mitteiluns
Der 3situng immerbin beIeibisenb fir
bic ReliOn gefDeien. unb Der perants
pDrtIi9e Rsoatteur niro baber az
elmer @elobube BON 100 2ire Derur-
tsilt; ebenfo fallen ibm bic Soften
our Gait.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-24
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bic 6anb tsIommt, IeienO: nDobl'
tGiig 1T oss Gsnsrs Madt"); nab
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. auerbat. SerF (im Ga.
ben gum Detidufer): Gle baden mid
1stduI9t, ais Gle mir 0ieien 8aoes
dnsug %psrtuuften, oenn Gle Iaateu
mir, feline Gurbs iei burdaus maid.
eat, un6 bod bat er iofort ouf Die
0uut obesfdrbtl @erldnfer: Sis
fun mir unrsdt meiu 9err! @erIus
den sic nrr srIt NAL, Die 5arbt BON
Der 6nut ub5uttie9su, oann per6en
isben, pIs Te bdItl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-24
1T gieGe beIeiOiaenO?

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meiIteu MtenIden, 5umal bic 6rausn,
a~ntporten: 0oS lpmmt gang OarduI
on, tpie Ii9 bic 2iebe gu ertennel
gibt. limb basegen IdBt fi9 penip
einlpenoen. aber es lit bonn MIDI
hie 2iebe an Ii4, Tpnbern es itnb BIZ
5prmsn ibrer aunbgebung, bic alS
mDeIiae SrGgsr elmer &rdntung bel
o%eltebten perion angeieben tperoen
Die Groge, Oh bic einfade 3otIa9i
ober 8ebouptung, boB Elm ManT
tin 8eib liebt, fir lebteres bslsiot,
gsnb Iei, bat jiiusit bic r6mtI9en &C.
ri4ts bsf4aftist, unb bic bon ibner
ssfGllte GntI4eicung berbient gepit
9ea9tung; Der pro3eb lit aud in
fofern bon Snterefie, als er asigt
lpas sinem 3eitunssmeniden IN bel
4usibung Ieines 8erufs allies pi'
berfubren fam. Ser 3atbeItano toal
fplgenber:
Sn NeapeI bate @nbe 1912 eir
observation-disclosures, GontanielIo, b.,
rielIei9t ri6tiger SotduieIlo gebsibsr
butte, bos Wtlte eeiudt, neil ieiil
@efdGfte ni6t me1r gon8 reinIia tDa'
rem. DER 8eri9tcrltntter bes r6mil
|TGen @iornole b'StaIia meIoete Be.
Oisiem Mnlab isinem 9Iott, ether Osl
GruuOe fiir bic gslOusrtssenbsitef
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-24

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eitIitl mli Ben 6dnota etu 8iIttn
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@ulthf unb @tfabAFprdtf, tuNn
RuaHtn tti Sen pttfhitbtnm Doll
Tern Ithf ptrihittm athlmml fnb.
ltmal.u Bat Rtti. lptnn En- Be-
hauptd: On nitis ptrrdt fh oaA
Wtitn zines Wmi6m 70 ftbg. ipit In
ou 0ri isin,s auFts.'
Vim Grtis,biahtn NIT BEN Rub IN
bic StaIimtrin, 81, tbtnIo ltiosus
fhnfilid 30 litbtn pit ~ sa baTtn
pttittbi. RtIerbistttr ptrbSlt Ih bic
Spanisrin. Ga III nimt Itiht, BON
elmer fpauildtn SdoRbsil tintn SUB
8u sEobtru. Mtm a gelingt, Der bat
ts niht su btrtutn; btnn I'm benz
auHe elmer Spanirrin lieal Elm ,aes
miles Gtpas", Iiegt ~ RaTt. SIN
@egenIab oa5u Ilsbt oie Qmerifonts
rim. 9isfs tiibt nit grasis, nit
5isrIihsr 9si6.igttit, aber cbus
Temperament. Rod frohigsr lit Der
Sub Der GnsIGnOsrin. 0ireft euis
muiigsno. Sebr gsHubpoa iinb Die
Rifle Der 6rdr30frnsu. absr = fc
fdmedeu su iebr nab Grfdbrung.
4m pahriteH uno innigfttn, am
f6lihteiten unO uufridtigiten fiiFen
bic 9euti4en. SIN 4uFe Der Deut,
Ihen Ideint mir pcnieer 9sioenThdft
aIs BET uns gu iisssn." iast Marcsl
Yreooit, saber mebr ReiBbeit uno
aeufdbeit."
Der id0uits SUB 1T aatiirIi9 Der
erfte Sub.
SIN iibrigen: MloB baIten - oas
tut aud btim aiIen rot. Stbr Be,
ber8igenpsrt lit bier Elm ausfpruf
Sbatps:
rmlan tiibt unS fiBt ouF bieTer
WeIt 70 bel, Oab man Zen Sub nm
Ieinen Msrt fdou bradts."
Ridt minosr 6cber5igsnspert =
fir uns Mdnnsr - III Elm anoeres
8abrtport:
Der Sub unb Damn - Oie arale,
90 iino Fe ols!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-24
@er fletne MatipnaI.

Der tletne Rational
6fonpm. Qebrer: Menn Die Qusa
uaben Bic Ginnubmen iibsrfdreiten,
pie nennt man bass
9eperl: Cine GautDirtIdoft, 5err
gebrer!
9pppeIftnnis. sgid,
annu, tpilIit Oh Did bsnn ni4t
bolo trousn IaHsng"
anna: sd mU6te ia i9on, ober
irein 9rduti9am trdut ii4 nod
nias.'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-24

Das G1IebfeH bes aIubs rnr I'M
rtllen Sarge, Die prsisperteiIung
mar botilber unb ods cpultnte Diner
0afts be0onntn. Gin Sang nod BEN
anoefsn nur0e dufgetrooen. Der CUTE
MeIn belebte bic 9%eilnt6mer. Mdus
f6snos Wguiit srfiidie ben GauI uub
@pisg lur, Ipsnn IN elmer pauIe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-24

@te thinner. Cine iunos
Tame pirb BON einsm autO iibtts
fabrsn, aliidIidsrfpeiTs nur nngsTdhrs
lid. Sin G6ubmann bemiiht Fh
um Die Dor Gdred buIb Sbumd6tiot
rnb bsbt iie in eias I4ntII bsrbtiOss
rufene DroT1fe.
rSbrs aoreTe, GrGulelna
ssgitts pOitIagsrab.'A
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-24

Dronffaer @srglefd.
gDenn ba sinsn Damn bsiommen
DiIlIi, 70 mubt ba Dor allen gut
ip9tn lernsll, oelu Der ManO III Dds
.GaIaHtIa4 aum asttsn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-24

Rbt1ntt Mtft lt kft Mlti Ia tt ff8Hfada NtHfNNrTTT T--r
hnW Au passdnasnN enanu cone 8rufd iH ar Em nett aD pisnl
Eng N.Mi Y. MR ennhH- MftaA NMm mh S~NM&Hafmt Nnaai, tr
sgtgntame hRa ef hd sshfn AN casmua tH asttab an kr ptum
MMt W. 9a i4AmitA tMh ahA pNNnrm &mt HdHeA Ht fNRm ffoteus
M M. gfagani fanseamt lmmpntti no tmia mt baH eul aua ranhfm
AI1r@toh. hmW uh nuuHattalbN antnfu. NNs hfnaHt &amfbmh ae4 nn
.tH GlRlt Na htuW mo DALI Mt Nnt0f Mn ftftaHf gfab Wmf ffHe
-e.Mll LM -nMn 90 n1n -lLn n-I hm -Anl- m--a--
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
CIRCULATION sAM AGAIN

\ TN sPfrE Of the efforts Of Circula-
= tion Sam to criticiss the efforts Of
w. o. Smith ~ representative Of this
|section in the state legislature. the
residents Of klamath county are GER
tain that they have ~ yet no cause to
regret their dseision In almost unan-
inously sending him to the state CAP
itol - representative.
Mr.. Smith wsat to salsn ven
equipped to serve The bsss lntsrsses
Of this section. His long rSsidsnes
u klamath county proved a ssssl,
and bic intimate knovlsdge Of af.
fsirs Of TIE state fosnd Tor hin places
on important committees which have
enabled him to accomplish much for
his eonstitusnts.
OF course. Circulation Sans crit
icism will prove - s2ectivs for his
purpose at this time - has bssn the
case In the past. Il he's been the rule
that every time Sammy opsas his |
mouth, like the provsrbial Irishman. |
hs puts biz foot IN Il. and public men |
n this section have LONG since dlscev-
srsd that the comnsndation Of san- |
~ Invariably proves their own con-
lennation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

Not content with laying sgss al
winter. when the majority Of Asas
are merely eating. the aock OF White
Lsghorns ovned b. 8. =. Higgins.
~ho lives on part Of the old Mitchell
ranch just across the canal out Of TIA
city limits. have tried IN set . new
record for sgg production. Thurs-
1ay oas Of the hsas lail an ses thst
neoeures . inches d eireumfeesaes
leaGtAviss aaA ~ insAss ssoanA TIE
oeatss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

Since the announcspent wxs made
that Jim Thorpe. the wonderful In
dian athlete. 10 no longer entitlcd to
Simon pure" rating. American
sporting men have been rather curl
ous to learn just how the British
|nsvspapsrs would view the eass. Bat
tie cloud Of suspiclon Aas bssn lifted.
The majority OF EnsllsA journals have
sounded roar Of protest that In vol
ums was only exceeded By the sroans
which we're released whom Halswclls.
the popular British quartsr-milsr.
was neatly trimmed By the American
sprintsr In the London Olympic
samss. The attitude Of the Swedish
sporting men Offers . pleasing con-
trast. They believe that Thorpe b
entitled to keep the prisss he won At
Stockholm. % the rulss Of the games |
clearly prescribe that tho protests |
against the standing Of participants |
must b made within thirty days Of
the distribation Of the prisss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
REDS TO HAVE
INAUGURATION
TAKING or OATH or 0vYlCE ny
wuSON WILL BE CELEBRATED
IN GRAND STYLE BY 1nE YAK.
ma INDIANS

T0PPENIsH. WASH. Feb. Tone
heap big Woodrow Wilson tyss pot
latch" will be held At the ranch Of
Chief George Waters near here March
! TO 8. in honor Of the inaugural ation
OF new Great White FATHER" 40
cordins to plans complstsd here.
Floats are being built By Yakima In
dians. and there will ~ : srand pa
rads through Toppsnish. followed BY
: barbecue and Indian games Il the
saoch.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
CAN'T WIPE NOSES
ON CzAR'S PHOTO
IMPERIAL UKAs. JUST ISSUED
PNoaInsTs SALE or PICTURE
"MANKlEs" No THE PATRIOTIC
RusslANs

81. PerERsBUR0. Hsb. la De-
cree rsesatiy psomvigatsd psoAss,s-
Ing the sale OF cloth bearing the rep.
rsssntation Of any msmbsr Of the I'm
psrial family caused much dissatis-
faction amons dealers who had laid
n large supplies Of table linen. with
the features Of the car and csarins
- the center piece. II was aftsrward
explained the decree applied only TO
pocket handksrchiefs. Il being ex-
plained that disrespect would bs
shown In blowing ones nose on
picture Of royalty.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

General Daniel u. sieklss. Who 10
being prosecuted by the state Of New
York for converting TO hIs own use
the sum Of sss.t's. which was %.
trusted TO him ~ chairman Of the
state monuments commisaioa. stub
borniy declines all proasrs Of aid
from his wife. Mrs. sickiss has offer.
cd to relieve the general from his
embarrassing position. providing that
no discharge his houssksspsF. Miss
Eleanor Earle wilmsrdias. sickiss
believes that his old wartime CON-
rades will come 10 his rescue With q
relief fund. and vas greatly chssssd
~ the odss Of Mr.. uogas l.ous.
street. widow Of the famous Confsd.
crate commander. TO help him. The
aged warrior. % years old by bis own
statement. With . notable record q q
soldier. diplomat and politician, viii
be obliged to answer To the Law un.
less the amount that no appropriated
Is returned TO the state. The photo
graphs show General sickies and his
wife. formerly the countess Of Canta
Isabel and mistress Of robes Al Queen
Isabellas court-as they appear today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07

The hsst eonsldsgation u sslsetiG
. watch y 70 81 . reliable ~
ksepes. u makes 10 digegea1 how
Ilittis you speal tor . vo(oh Il h
money WASTED uaIsss yos = dspssA
ION Il 70 keep sonswhsl near secu-
rate time.
In The nanufastusi III . watch one
of the chief sxpsnstI \ ths Anai ID
justing and regal Eins. Thsre ere,
however, insxpsa( I've watches Of rsaI
merit. Thsss I = eonstsuetsl aieag
simple linss. Ind ere lspsadahls
time ksspsrs othss cheap watches
sottsa W 4 : shevy w are not
worth easT2 y.
We hsy Isarnsd ~ ysars Of a.
perieae ; distiagubb bstwesa ths
ESod 81 poor nakes, and " Win
Aot e. : watch q Any price that W
'annq suarantee 70 n N accurate
ln1e -. youSs Tor service,
yBANx - UP
IN mlaks.. JeWslss ~ EhGunves.
= ?. Wa1sh InsUss1ss |
WMI1s uGlI1lho
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
$4,000 CASH

$35O.OO CASH
ssys . good iassds ios- ~ Ntcho,s
addition. It's Sest 70 -. mesisvu,
av~soom bunsaIow.6 II b oio0 Do,sev
~ price s''sa - Nag h shs ssigh.
boriPod. u y11wans . seod sssss.
Iow ~ bst1 'oos ~ this. u yos're
!oos es so( hose. . Io& . fsvm o.
Sssa ess property. cous h sssl Alk
u oYr NO trouble 70 Show peepsrsy.
" answer qussssoas.
CnIlCO.Tt
o22 1aaln e. pA..> -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
Hints on Hair Health

y yoo - oug trootnooue, ~ :
oolbes sopV youe llals eso0 ~ e
~ eoe ~ tr0atDsae eusseov1
= DAndruR + . seasasigue 4 lsass
ssnovsd esnsss Ssldsss M
nicrobe often comes lrodYo comb
- hsush bsloueing u ~ Boos elss.
n you ere troubled - dandr6.
y Ss|isvs ;Sss t. rs. 'f Hsis
Toaie vii DO more ~ anythias slss
10 remove The dad q. destroy the
ssop iellins hsis. = Il thars Z say
We lsft y H. q II. sise psooess
0Ovth d 80 3.
ssss u a e Il Ssidss.s sosi5
= cysseecs psopss vegld oaly
ssaseaahis 4 =. - disssssd
We doa'e baat POO y taks sus
- 0ssj14 e nssan -" Hsis
eais - siok u 20 uss u sd
h doc dvs satislaetios. Jus0
eomo baex 70 - and TIL y. ood ~
yiu Ind 1iataly hard baek = yo0
~ 9s(v yos paid foe Il Yes
=: :sse.sf xesa ID is 5. ss;sa'.5 sss.s5.: - 3
We 3 Dependant upoa yous COO
00o0ooaD patsooADp, And ~ would
81 - tkess claims, a. make IT,
q08 4ke DID not be1ievo that Hsgnl)
Me- 3aif Tonis \ ths vey bs.s haig
R.lI utioa you ean -. Tvo dsss a
Dot1 90 and oI.0o.
q eas buy RsEall ~" Hair raais
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
N0sTRIls AND HEAD STOPPEQJJ
FROM cOlDY IRYMDsA1ARRHBALM

grant balm dissolvss By the heat o.
the nostrils; psnstsatss and heals
the inasmed. swellss nenbraue
which lines the nose. he'd ana
throat; clears the cir passages;
stops nasty discharges and . fssiias
of cleansing. soothing rslisf comes
immediately.
Don't lsy awake tonight stsug-
sling for breath. with head stuffed;
nostrih closed. hawking ana blow
ing. catsrrh or . cold. with ~
running nose. foul mucous droppins
into the throat. and raw drynsss {
alstSsssing but truly Aae1less.
~ your faith--just oaee-in
nlys Cream Balm" and youS eoIl
y eatssvh YIN surely alaappeas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-07
Instantly Clear. Ar Paasaoss, ~
nrsslhs Tsss'y; Dali Hss46 -
Gesss Nasty Catarrhal ~ Asss

tn "Dly's Csean M"
0e> u snail bottl4 hyvay, Just 70
try ~ Apply . lit14 1. the nostsils
and Ptantiy you sloggsd nass and
stopp a-up air Assagee q ths hsa1
wil psn; ~ Win breathe fFeeiy;
dull5 - and hea1ashs diHapDeer. ~
mor1 ngi = - eatassh. eo11 n heal ~
cata FhaI I'm threat IN ~ oona. :
u beh mise1y novl 81 ~
smd Sottle of "nU's C1oan Do1n"
y ~ drus sessA ~ sveet ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
PATTERSON
CONFIDENT

The issues in the impeachment case
against Prosecutor James A. Patterson
will be heard before Special Judge
Cassius NJ. Greenlee of Gary tomorrow
morning at o'clock in the circuit
court at Crown Point. Barring no dis
missal of the case it is expected that
the actual trial will start on Monday
and there will be no jury.
Patterson Is Confident.
Prosecutor Patterson was at the
Gary police court this morning. He is
confident that the charges against him
will never get beyond the point of is
sues.
He states that the constitution pro-
vides that no Judge or prosecutor can
be removed except on conviction for
corruptian or felony and then to ac-
complish impeachment the attorney
has to try the case before the supreme
court. Mr. Patterson states that the
constitution designates judges and
prosecutors as judicial officers. And
as the forthcoming trial is not one that
will result in any conviction he is not
fearing the outcome
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
CAIN WILL
NOT HAVE
ZEN SOLID
DELEGATION
Mayor Knots Candidate
for District Chairman at
the Hammond Convention
Will Not Even Have Steel
City Democrats All Lined
Up in His Favor.

Although Bill Cain will be the can
didate OF Mayor Knots for the demo-
cratic district chairmanship against
Charles Murphy the Gary city hall con-
tractor will have a hard time OF 1t an
he will not have even luminous dele
CATION from Gary to back him up. The
Independent democrats plan TO got
most of the delegation or else name
separate list and they will have good
chance Of being seated.
Now that Knots has been defeated
for reelection he is no longer the
power that he was in Gary politics and
the police will not line UP voters like
they did in the past.
1t Is doubtful whether the Knotts'
men will be able to name one delegate
in the south side where Frank Zawad-
Xxi and other leaders plan to knife his
In trying to put over Cain. who paved
tho most of the south side streets, Is
enough to arouse the indignant assess-
ment payers to fury and to Taily TO the
independents bsner.
Another thing Is that with the citi-
sens administration In power the In
dependent democrats will hold several
city offices including place on the
board OF works. board OF safety, police
captaincies. police jobs and inspector-
ships They. have something to offer
while Knots has M Jobs at all 50 he
will nave a hard time putting over his
slate of deleaates And p. c. Ffnertv
the democratic chairman. knows thai
to hold his position he dare not sidt
In with the Kuotts' slate or he will be
removed at the very next session OF
the city central committee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
WILL STOP GAMBLING
AGAIN IN HAMMOND
Police Make One Arrest and
Threaten to Make Many
More in City.

Gambling devices in Hammond must
GO" This was the order and warning
that was issued yesterday afternoon
from the office of Chief of Police
Peter Austgen, after the fact had been
disclosed that a number OF prominent
business houses were permitting slot
machines and open gambling in their
places, strict orders were given to
confiscate all gambling machines and
to take the offenders into custody.
One arrest has been made and a
number of others are expected tobe
taken into custody today. Joe Spragia,
proprietor of a fruit store on Holman
street. was arrested by Officer frost
for permitting a nickel slot machine
to be operated in his place. He furn-
ished a $50 bond for his appearance be-
fore City Judge Barnett Saturday
morning. The police will not modest
slot machines, such as penny peanut
and gum machines.
The police have received many COM
plants from Hammond parents, of
business men permitting young boys to
play the slot machines. and have asked
that a stop be made to the offense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18

Mayor-elect R. o. Johnson today an
nounced the first of his appointments.
that OF city attorney. The lucky man
is w. F. Hodges, chairman of the pro-
gressfve committee and second In
command in the citizens movement,
also a member of it's executive COM
mittee.
Mr.. Johnson gave out Mr.. Hodges
name the first thing this morning and
he informed THN TIMES thar he has
no other announcements to make today
Mr.. Hodges. is a member of the law
firm of Hodges and Ridgely. He came
to Gary in 1906. During the past he
has been actively identified in city
politics and has been one of the most
consistent opponents of the Knotts' ad-
minlstration. He was g. candidate for
the republican prosecutorship nomina-
tion last year. In 1911 he was special
prosecuting attorney in the Dean
bribery trial.
The appointment meets with salts
tactic nand indicates that Mr.. John
son. who is a republican, recognizes
the important part that the progress
sives played in his election.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
DECISION
IN DIVORCE
RENDERED

Judge Lawrence Becker has rend-
cred his decision in the Kendall divorce
case of East Chicago. which was bit
terly contested in chambers before
him on Friday of last week,
The suit was originally brought by
George E. Kendall, the husband,
through his attorney, w. H. Sickman.
But the wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall.
through her attorney, Joseph Meade,
filed ross-complaint on which the
divorce was granted to her. The de-
cree reads that the mother shall have
the custody of the minor child, Beat
rice, aged five years; that the father
have the privilege of visiting his child
once week at a reasonable hour; that
Mrs Kendall shall have $685. alimony
and 81 week for the support of the
child.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
ST PAUL s
HAS NEW
PASTOR

Rev H. s. Webster of Chicago, Will
appear in the pulpit OF the st. Paurs
Episcopal church, Al Rimbaeh avenue,
as pastor for the immediate future,
taking the place of Rev. Charles Albert
Smith. who Is now engaged in the busi-
ness world.
Extensive repairs have been made
upon. the exterior and interior Of tho.
church. II now presents a Kellastone
front A choir loft has been placed by
the altar and the decorations are new
and very attractive in the auditorium
Services have been announced for
Sunday at which time Rev. Webster is
to make his Introductory address
Sunday school will meet at $50 a.
M; morning prayer and sermon at
1o:45 a. m. There will be no evening
service next Sunday. On Christmas
day the church will be ready for COM
plete use. Due notice of services will
be given of the services on that day
The members and friends of st. PauPs
who have not seen the interior of the
church recently will be agreeably sur
prised when they do see it. The chan
eel and choir parts have been enlarged.
The nave has been changed. the entire
church has been beautifully decorated
floors woodwork and furniture com
pletely made over. All members of
the parish are heartily requested to at
| tend the 10:45 services next Sunday.
| The Sunday hour next Sunday will be
devoted to preparation for the child
ren's festival which will be held on
| Saturday, December 27
| All members of the choir are urgently
requested to be present at choir prac-
/ tice Friday evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18

Another murder has occurred in
Gary, making 1t the third crime of its
kind within the past eight weeks.
Joseph Rikovich is dead as the re-
suit of an ante-Christmas wine supper
which ended In knife duel There
were five men present at the feast, held
al Seventeenth avenue and Delaware
street, Rikoyich became involved in a
quarrel with Joe Palovich, who is al
legged to have given him the fatal
thrust. Pavolieh made his escape but
his cousin John Pavoiich is held by the
police.
Rikovich. following his being stab
bed was removed to DIR. Giorgfs hospi-
tai where he died early today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-18
SEWER FIGHT
PROMISED
IN COURT

There will be fight" warned c. w.
Delaney of the Anti-Deep Sewer associ-
alton today. THE same attorneys,
WINERY and Gillette, have been re-
tanned. There are fifteen on the finance
committee now instead of three as be-
fore.
However. no meetings have been
called and the complaint to restrain the
board of public works from building
the big sewer system has not been
made out
Mayor Smaliey has no fear of the
antis and says that the board viii go
ahead with the project. opening bids
next Monday.