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mIscreants Caught.

State Fire Marshall, George Edward
Myers and Detective Kratz spent sew
eral days here durir G the week investi-
eating the recent file which destroyed
tho barn Of Mr.. W. r. Liuthicum in
this town. After getting what infor-
nation they could through the able
assistance OF Deputy Sheriff Penn,
Henry Thomas was arrested and
brought before them. Thomas in his
ifst atenl at aimitlsa has he - 5
one OF The other parties wanted and
implicated three ethers, william Hurd,
Joe Matthews anu . eorse Mills. They
were all rounded up by Deputy Sheriff
Penn and each denied taking any part
in the affair. After this denial they
we're brought face TO face with Thomas
who then declared that neither lIurd
or Matthews had nothing to do with
the affair that only George Mills was
with him.
The story told by him to the Mar
shall was that they first attempted to
rob the chicken house of Mr.. T. R.
Farrall but were frightened away and
then went up the track and crossed over
to Mr.. Linthicum's barn. They then
went into the barn and lighted matches
TO enable them to see where the chick
ems were, one of the matches used was
dropped in the fodder and caught afire.
He said they endeavored TO put the
fire out but could not and made quick
escape from the scene. He also ad
mitted getting six chickens on the es-
capade. each taking three
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Congressman Thomas PaIran, of the
Fifth Maryland district. today intro
duced bill calling upon Congress for
an appropriation of s5oo,OOO for the
construction of a military pest road
from the city of Washington, through
Prince Georges and Anne Arundel
counties, to Annapolis.
The bill was referred to the Com
mittee on Agriculture. Mr.. Parran's
idea is to connect the capital of the
nation with the Naval Academy.
This is most commendable bill
which the people not only Of Mr.. Par
rams district hope he will succeed Sin
getting through Congress, but the
people generally Of this State. 1t will
prove of great advantage to the PEG
pie of the section through h It runs
and the people Of Baltimore and Wash
ington Cities.
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oRDE= OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court for Charles Coun.
ty, Mary land, No. 1904, Equity.
Amanl. Lancaster, Edward Matthews,
ct. al, Defendants.


THE oil iect Of this suit is to procure
u the safe Of certain lot, tract
piece, part or parcel of land situate
lying and being Va the Fourth Elec.
ton District Of Charles county, Mary.
land, and containing fourteen an
acres 0i lana, more or les OF which
Alexander Matthews, late Of Charles
county, Maryland, died, seized and
possessed, for the purpose Of paying
and satisfying his creditors; the same
being fully described in the Exhibits
file 1 in the Bill Complaint.
The bill states III substance, that the
said Alexander Matthews, being SO
seized and possessed Of the aforesaid
lot, tract, piece, part or parcel Of land.
departed this life sometime Il ring Il e
year 1910, int, tate, leaving surviving
him = his widow, Amanda Matthews.
who later intermarried with a certain
George Lancaster, add the following
children his next Of kin aud heirs at
law, Edward Matthews, an adult. I'M
married, nonresident Of this State
ana residing in Atlantic City, in the
state of New jersey; Douglas Mat
thews, and Victoria Matthews his wife.
adult. non-residents of this State and
residing in the City Of Washington, in
the District Of Columbia; Richard Mat
thews andl Lena Matthews, his wife,
adults, non-residents Of this State and
residing in the City Of Washington, in
the District of Columbia and Philo-
nena Matthews, an infant, under the
age Of 'twenty-one years, residing in
{ harles county, Maryland.
That the said Alexander Matthews.
departed this life some time ia the year
1910, interstate, as aforesaid. leaving
no personal property out Of which his
debts could be paid aud satisfied, and
that It will be necessary to sell his real
estate to satisfy the same.
II is thereupon, this 9th day Of
Feb, in the year 1913, adiudged and
ordered by the Circuit Court for Charles
county, Maryland, that the Plaintiff
give notice to the adult defendants,
coward Matthews, nonresident Of
this State and residing in Atlantic City,
in the State Of New Jersey; Dougla.
Matthews and Victoria Matthews, his
wife, non-residents of this State and
residing in the City of Washington, in
the District of Columbia; aad Richard
Matthews and Lena Matthews. his
wife, non-residents of this State. and
residing in the District of Columbia, Of
the object and substance Of these pro-
ceedings by causing a copy of this or
der to be printed and published in
some newspaper, published in said
{ harles county, Maryland, once week
for four successive weeks before the
goth day Of March, in the said year
1913, warning them to appear in his
G curt in person or by sol citor, ON OF
before the 18th day Of April, in the
said year 1913, to show cause if any
they have, why decree ought not be
passed as prayed.
HARRY q. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk Of the Ct. ct. for Chas, Co.
True copy test:
II. G. CHAPPELEAR. Clerk.
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= = 'e' "''"'n' 1'e 'o"ce'ns"'
MISS Jessie parg was guest Of Miss
i'aye bailey on Saturday last
Chairman 0. f. Weller, OF the State
Roads Commission who has been quite
sick has returned 10 his post Of duty.
N,ssas t,no.ono IA e,.r,rnas uoaa
haze .s,nrr.d 49,. s.o... ..... 7,
their sister. Mrs. James J. Fdeleu.
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hnsv
ue neN u W. D. ~ lnomas OF
s.r~.-as !. ,,sa '"e 'peel"'
rt - -. - y" 'o'''
The bowling elimination contest will
begin on Monday next and some lively
spo,s = e~peo'eu' 'izes "''i be given
~ ''u' "le" staying ''"sese IN 'ne
sS1's''s'
Inc Rev. II. W. Stowell, in his Len
ten WORK III TINS Parish, has the assis-
lance OF the kevs. >. Nelson Barry and
w. ). y. Thomas OF washington.
Everyone who has ever stopped there
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Mothers Can Safely BUY.

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to the little ones when ailing and suf-
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lung troubles, tastes nice, harmless.
once used, always ueed. Mrs. Bruce
Crawford, Nisgra, Mo. writes; DIR.
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Two months of theyear gone already.
MIR. j. II. Howard visited Washing
ton on Monday.
Tuesday inext will be Inauguration
Day.
Frank does so enjoy those trips to
Bel Alton.
Deputy Treasurer Edward L. sanders
visited Baltimore during the week.
Rumor has it that IN Easter brice
will hail from Bel A ton.
Mr.. Joseph A. Wilmer spent Sunday
at his home near Lothajr
MIR. c. d. Rue, Of Waldorf was i
visitor to La Plata during the week.
Az n wr;rht wilt ,atna
Tuesday from visit to Washington.
M w cr,tIin Mndd was vis;tor -
Raltimsra IN Tuesday
Mr.. i. a Mattiugly was 4 visitor q
this civ on wednesdav
.uh :. .., ,n. .h..
snow fell on Monday.
NJ I.,hn MIDI 20 .;s;.a
paI,,raora on Monasy lac, "
u,..r,. poh.u -
Ravs R.,,sv arr,na ,ba wsss -
ntatness and dispatch. Give us a call
The ornbans, oour, viii, no. ha !,
session on Tn.sdav uex, Inano,ra,;on
Day.
Mr. III Ritter visited Ralt,,nor,
on SATURDAY. u hero he snant tbe wasl
end.
Master Adrian Budd spent SATURDAY.
and sunday with relatives in ,h;s
vicinity.
A Chicago thief was kicked senseless
BY a woman the other day. She must
naVe oeen paiie' dancer.
A New Jersey man claims to have in
vented seamless coat as the result Of
u'A ~ sounus i'Ae one
"a 81. Louis newspaperman bought
Twelve Engagement rings In one year.
We ieR'e' 70 'earn 'na' mr. M'cnaei
- Is qui'e sioN' 's many ifienos
Deputy-Sheriff Penn took several
prisoners to the House of Correction on
Wednesday.
among tnose VINO visited our town
on wednesday was MI II. L. Rison,
hison' ma
Mr.. I. Keith jenkins. Of North Caro-
lima, paid visit to bis father on Tues
day iast.
The Matthews Howard Implemen,
COMPANY. La Plata. have in view the
building OF garage in our city.
ca a. ~. -
,.,as 49, ~ r.ara,., ~ s-a ~
hnmawara
Manv viii ionrnav "a the can,tsl ~
Tuesday next /. see the school TEACHER
assume the reins 81 government
Read the ad Of the closing out sale Of
Mr.. C. d. Carpenter at Pisgah on Sat-
urday next.
The McDonoueh Institute reouened
on Monday after being closed for two
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Whtn the uoc.oi orders ,oa to stop
work it staggers you. ean',. ~ sss j,
You know you are weak, run down al
failin g in health day by day, but you
must work as long as loug as you can
stand. What you need is Electric Bit
tiers to give tone, strength and vigor to
your system, to prevent break down
aud build you up. Don't be weak, sick
ly or ailing when Electric Bliters will
benefit you from the firsl dose. Thoua-
ands bless them for their glorious health
and strength Try them every bottle
is guaranteed to satisfy. Only SOC at
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! Archbishop Keane, head Of one Of thu
Catholic Dioceases Of the West, is II
Baltimore thi week delivering seriei
OF lectures The attendance at The
same have been so large that many
have been unable to hear n prelate.
An evidence Of the interest which Is
being shown 10 the lectures Il Arch.
bishop Kesne At Albaueh's Theatrr
was 2 question answered by the Arch
bishop Wednesday night. On Tuesday
the Archbishop spoke on The Divinity
Of Christ. Last night he read this
question which was sent him. might
Christ not have deceived himself 20
would you bslieve.v said Arch
bishop Keane ''Ihat this Child. born
among Jewish peasants with no educa-
ton, child Of The peop'e. who at the
time Of His birth we're PROBABLY ia the
narrowest period Of their history
would you believe that he could dresm
OF universal empire. perfect its plan,
begin 1t in absolute defeat. foretell its
triumph aud tell its history ia advance?
Can you believe that aeluded Jewish
peasant was the most perfect type Of
human excellencs ever eanceived, that
He could 10 the three years of His pub
lie life accomplish more thin all
philosophers Of all ages have accom-
piished ? Why, it Is lar easie4 to be-
lieve that He was God Almighty than
to believe that it was only deluded
Jewish peasant that did these things y
Tbs Archbishop, at the outset Of his
Lecture, said taat the subject, The
Church Of Christ. was so vast that h.
meant only to suggest lines OF inquiry
70 better knowledge OF the high rur-
poses Of Christ.
"6od was always IN man, illumining
his mi, d, he salu. But human pas
sion anu Interests caused mans failure
to Keep him in the paths which led 70
MS best Interests, First, Goa revealed
Truth through Ills prophets. But mau
could not Ind cut enough OF God. Plato
det.ro,ine fs,d,lr ,s,if % 49, ~ sou ~ W
latinn lssas MIN ,s.a, 49,. sp.eu'
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y IA ~ ,t",n ~ eN'ueloe 'nae ne
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Surprise Your Friends.

For four veeks regularly use DR.
Kings New Life Pills. They stimulate
the liver, improve digestion, remove
blood impurities, pimples and eruptions
disappeag from your face and body and
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it at
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~ HiAt tautf W. Ao1C EHuitJ.
e. Lancaster Dutton ct. AL, Plaintiffs.
VS..
Motley T. Dutton ct. al, D, PENDANTS.
ORDERED by the ircuit Court for
" Charles County this goth day of
February, in the year 1913, that the
sale made and reported by f. Stone
Posey, Trustee, in the above entitled
case be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to h contrary e
shown on or before the 18th day of
March, 1913; provided copy of this
order be inserted in some newspaper
published in said Charles county,
Maryland, once a week for three sue
cessive weeks prior to the said 18th day
Of March, in the said year 1913.
The report states the amount Of sale
to be 81, 10000.
HARRY G. CHAPPELEAR,
Clerk OF the CT. Ct for Chas. Co. Md
True copy, Test -
Ii. G. CHAPPELEAR, Clerk.
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HELP WANTED.

Colored woman who can cook;no oh
iections to one with ten or twelve year
old boy or girl. Address
MR.. FREDERIC A. WILSON,
At. Bellwood Farm, Wiekatunk, N. J.
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Pentecostal Church OF the Nazerene.
Preaching as follows: Chicamuxen
M. d. Services will be led by Sabbath
March 2nd. II by Mrs. Clinton Wheeler.
Pisgah 8 p. m.
by Mr.. James A Bowie. Our pastor
will be til US next Sabbath. Every
body cordially invited.
J. c. TRACER, p. G.
Port Tobacco Parish--4th. Sunday in
Lent.
S. Paul's Chapel, Holy Communion
1910 a. m.
Christ Church, $50 p. m.
S. Philips T.s0 p. N.
Leuten Week DAYS
Webs, Thurs. anu Fri, 81 eciai Ser
vices at S. Panl's Chapel 8 80 p, m.
Wednesday, Christ Church A 90 m
Friday, Christ Church, 90 p. m.
REV. HORACE w. STowELL. Rector.
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Large New Seed Gaia
logue Free.
Send Postal For 1t.
GOOD SEEDS FOR 1915.


sit may interest you to know ssMy
MarylandH Tomato Seed purchased
from you last Season produced 400
bushels to the acre, Notwithstanding
heavy loses by persistent rainy wealth
er 1t was the size that counted.-
Please send me three pounds new crop
seed y Written us By Mr.. p. L.
Hopper, Of MarfoId Co. Md.
PRICE PREPAID TO Your ADDRESS.
or. 25c, IA ID. 75c, 1-2 ID. Sl25,
Id. $3.50.
ssGREATER BALTIMORE
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The Best s.Canner' That Grows
ssThis is to inform you that we have
planted out 200 acres at Norfolk. Va,
of Bolgiano's s.Greater Baltimore
Tomato Seed obtained from you, and
the wonderful production Of this finest
quality Of Canning Tomatoes produced
oy this variety is a great amazement
to ali Truck Growers in that section,
who have never seen a variety of Tv-
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grateful to you for supplying us with
such good seed aud the ''Greater Bat
timoren Tomato is without doubt the
greatest yielder and the best variety
Tomato that grows for canning pur-
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PRICE PREPAID TO YOUR ADDRESS.
Or. 25c, Ia ID. 75c, 1-2 Id. S1.25,
Id. $3.50.
Your Local Merchant can secure
Bolgiano's High Bred Natural Saved
Tomato Seed from us-Under no cir
cumstances accept a substitute. If he
cannot supply you well tell you where
you can secure it.
j. Bolgian0 & Son
Growers Of Pedigree Tomato Seed.
Almost 100 Years established Trade
BALTIMORE, MD.
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INSTRUCTION FREE To PUR-
cHAsERs OF MATERIALS.
LESSON HOURS From q. m. to
$50 p m
Art Store -Thied Floor.
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TTAVING procured the Blacksmith
RI establishment Of Mr.. Lorenzo jack
= = son at Wayside, the same will in
the future be under my personal super
vision. Will furnish up-to-date work
and am prepared to attend to all your
needs in blacksLiithing and the wheel
right business VIII be glad to serve
you at all times.
WILLIAM NJ WHILE,
Feb. Tat Wayside, Md.
Successor t, Lorenzo jackson.
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FOR ALE.
FARMS.

IF YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR
| FARM List it with f. II. DANIELS.
\ II. 20l Southern Bldg Washing1
ton, d. c., or Christian Jensen, Pom
fret, Nd, we will sell Tor you IT 5ouH
price is right. Jan. sl-3m.
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In the Circuit Court for Charles Coun-
ty, Maryland, No. 1916 Equity.
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]. BoIgiano & Son

Growers Of Pedigree Tomato Seed.
Almost 100 Years established Trade
BALTIMORE, MD.
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kRaS FOR TRANSIENT ADVERTISING
tins square, one inseraon........ .Sl.0u
E.ch subsequent ins-rtion....--..~ 40
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING PER ikUu
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-07

in favor of Hammond. whose through
service to 63rd street and Madison ave-
nue. Is continued, and in fact they see
no reason why either service should be
discontinued.
The transportation problem in East
Chicago has been growing more and
more intolerable, what with the South
Shore more than doubling the fare to
Chicago since this company first
given its franchise. and the steam
roads increasing their rates in almost
like proportion, and this last injustice
has reused the populace to the point
where they believe that patience has
indeed ceased to be a virtue and they
are determined to demand their rights.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-07
KENNEDY
ANNOUNCES
PLATFORM

D. Kennedy. who 5 a candidate for
mayor on the citizens ticket in East
Chicago. has come out with a platform
on which he hopes to win his race for
the office of chief executive of the
Twin Cities
His statement regarding such plat
form and the platform itself are
follows.
Believing that all candidates for mu-
nicfpal Offices owe it to the public to
opesly and frankly announce the prin-
ciples for which they stand. l there
fore declare my platform of principles
as a candidate for mayor on the citi-
zens' ticket.
1. I am in favor of written plat
form for the party candidates.
2. 1 believe there should be public
dockage the canal and Forsyth ave-
nue..
8. I favor enlarging the Lake Front
park and bathing facilities.
4. l have always opposed cliques
and rings and invisible government,
and will continue to oppose them.
8. 1 shall force all corporations
having franchises with the city to live
up to the letter and spirit of their
contracts.
s. My appointments to various Of
fees shall consist Of good. honest and
| upright men regardless of party affil-
| iation.
I. 1 shall see that all arrests made
| by the city opliee shall by tried by the
| city Judge and all monies derived
| therefrom shall go to the city.
s. in favor of blortlng out
white slavery. and shall see that ciri-
zens of Chicago shall not establish
houses OF il1-fame in our city.
.. 1 am against the Burlington ce-
| ment dust, which pernneates our homes.
and II nominated and elected mayor
! shall take legal steps to abate the
| same.
10. I am for a progressive admin
| istration and believe in submitting 10
the people all problems for them to
| solve affecting their rights for years
| to come.
IL. l believe in forcing the rail-
| road companies to keepNthe public ave.
| nues in the business centers of our city
| open, and will negotiate with them to
| move their switchyards out of said
business centers.
IL. believe In forcing the water
and light companies to furnish the
best water and light as per their
| agreement. in their franchises: and
| realizing that their franchises pro-
vides for change of rates during the
next administration. I shall, IL elected
| mayor see that the rates are lowered.
13. The present generation has al
ready expended large sums of money
for city parks and received no benefit
from the same. believe that the city
should be bonded for twenty or TWEEN
ty-fve years for the improvement OF
these parks so that the future genera
ton which receives the benefit shall
pay therefor.
IA. 1 shall treat the city as a big
and growing municipal corporation and
conduct its affairs purely business
principles
Pledging myself to the foregoins
platform and promising a progressive
administration of the business of the
, city, if nominated and elected, 1 So
. licit the support of the citizens of our
city.
Sincerely yours.
JOHN d. KENNEDY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-07
WILD
MAN YARN

Gary police received message
from Dune park which is causing them
to wonder whether bandit or wild
man" is abroad in the sand dunes east
of Gary.
Lake Shore railway officials notified
the police that a freight brakeman had
been seriously stabbed by a hatless man
who wore a bloody shirt" The Off
Gals state that he looked like he came
from Gary"
Recalls Previous seWfId Man,
Last week car robbers who boarded
a Lake Shore train in the dunes at
Miller murdered a Lake Shore brake
man. The police think that either a
demented man or a car robber did the
cutting this morning.
In July 1907 a wild man" near Pine
shot half of the Gary police force and
sent some bullets into "a few other Gary
citizens. He killed by a Gary
posse. None of the Garyites died from
their wounds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-07
MAYNARD SON
KILLED ON MONON
CONTINUED from page one.)

probably induced him to go home TO
his mother and to his death.
After the body was taken to the
undertaking establishment more
complete examination of his effects
was made. A small purse in the
trousers watch pocket contained a 81
bill, while SIS cents was found in an
other trousers pocket. A certificate
from a. physician at Michigan City.
written on a prescription blank, stated
that Charles Harris, the bearer. had
pulmonary tuberculosis" Evidently
Ensley had been going under another
name or had procured the certificate
from some other person. There were
several small MANILA envelopes on
which was printed a statement to the
effect that the bearer was crippled and
was trying to make his living by sell
ing the within useful articles. The
envelopes were empty. In the left side
pocket of his coat was broken
whiskey bottle and the liquor had run
through his clothing when the bottle
broke, presumably he was killed. A
package of cigarettes and several
matchec completed the inventory.
On the back of Ensley's head was a
large hole. Doctors say 1T caused his
death. How he received 1t is un-
known. The remains are at Rensse-
laer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-08-07
ATHLETIC
FIELD FOR
GARY NOW
U. S. Steel Corporation Will
Improve It's Baseball Park
and Make It the Finest
Athletic Ground in North
ern Part of State.

The United States Steel corporation
has started to add to its $4,000 base
ball park improvements that Will make
1t the best athletic field in Northern In
diana. Changes in this respect have
already been started at a cost of sew
eral thousand dollars. The work is
under the charge of George NJ. Pinneo,
physicl director of the Y. NJ. c. A. and
director of athletics for the steel cor
poratior.
For the Public Use.
A 400-yard running track. cinder
graded. and a 1o0-yard straight-away
track are being installed.
The park, which is known as Glea-
son park. can accommodate 5000 spec
tators and 1T will be for the use not
only of the steel corporation enterprises
but of any scholastic or other athletic
events in the county.
Labor Day Program.
The athletic feld will be opened up
with appropriate ceremonies when the
best athletes of the $500 employees of
the Gary works OF the Illinois Steel
company will present an inter-plant
track meet. Admission will be free to
the people of Gary.