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The Raymer enterprise., 1916-10-26
A Word Personal

The editor Of this paper is candi.
date for Office, having been nominated
on the republican ticket at the primar.
les.
We had expected to get around a
great deal more than we have been ab-
lie 10 do. 1t has been impossible, ta
find prlater to assist in the paper,
and II our efforts shall now be success,
ful, the time Is so limited, that we can
only make beginning Of an effective
canvass.
However. you know that we have
served you one term. We believe that
term was one Of loyal Service to yon
and yeur interests. We have had as
slrances from many men of all parties
that 1t was 80. II your investigations
load you To the same belief. shall be
glad Of your support.
II ! am elected, | promise you the
best service o. which am capable. /.
have been untaithful in the past OF
you believe that | will be unfaitEtal in
the future i do not deserve your sup
port.
1t was the splendid support giycn me
two years ago by my neigh5ors, notion
Iy in my home town. but in every town
wharc ! was best known, that made lny
election possible.
hope that the same generous sup
port from the source viii be mine this
year.
believe that my experience in the
last Legislature will enable me to serve
you 70 bettar advantage than did be-
fore.
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To ih8 YU.3TS d l3aIl C.gsg.
advertisement

am asking you to continue me in
the important service 10 which you
called me four years ag1 and lor Which
| think my long experience has saeci-
ally fitted me. believe, agI thlnk
most Of you do, that 9aHoa. Supervision
ought 70 bs taken out Of politics. and
that is just what 1 am agting yoa to da
Fo far as p4s5ibie under existing I,ws
Ii do rn4 eali ap0n many Of you ger.
sonai!y 10 express my appreciation of
TolF support as other candidates are
anle to % there are raasan5 for il.
.doas o. yol h4Fe known me and mv
work l9ag enough to make suca calls
HnEecaistg{: moreover the pressure Of
my o,ae.d duties in the late summer
an. iali renders It impossible to make
msny such calls aal ba!iagc lhat faith
mi efficient Performance Of duty is ms
Chief claim upaa your CONSIDERATION.
attempts u create praiQIica ayainst
me by tEise and misleading stataments
are already in Tie air batl rely upon
my fsiFaess aud good Judgment % gi.e
cue cthsiieration to itc lite iaAuen-
doas OF political campaign.
4. D. copel4ad
County 3upt of Schools
tAlg,rl.sement)
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FOR SALE Pair AL work mules,
gentle: also sailla and driving pony.
II. ID. Eddy.
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4 Rsg Rss91 Established b. RUSSELL H. FIEFI1iif'glj

During q months in Office Di1t ATTORNEY under experimentation
District Judges Graham and Strong he has personally prosecuted 3 murder
and has secured a conviction n Hatanee.
lie prosecuted ard convicted Ryan, Ga Gray Soto md Walton al
murder easel p7aleeess s3
prosecute Ryan and Gar and both ze9s! appeal
He has disposed 5jJ the District and County coars
527 pleas o guilty and conviction aat bui i2 atqattI&
lie prosecuted 22 Liquor WITH ony 10 Aeguttals
lie defended D3Ogg in Justice County District Cpur
In Lamer county alone the expense cf @ PgY's Office per
has been less than ongh the expense Of Bis predecessor depg
Truth compete thu that he ines very eG2eE
ofice. FORT Collins Express G.efIsisau
'Ar Fleming capable a1l efficient pa5i Of
high character aBl Stands we'll with 'he Of l
all parues" Fort Collins Courier laegibf.ani
EVERY FRIEND Of efficient economical ADMINISTRATION u pu5le
ofice should vote for him November 1h
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE Fol. PUBLICATION
Y J. l.. tPuhI.zhes-i Serial o,liSi-t2il2i
Depnrrnrnt OF the interior.
Z. &. isnd Gtace AT sEeriag. Colorado
September ID, 1916.
AoTlcE Is hereby given that Wilford
4. bonner. OF stonehaIn, Colorado,
who. on February y, 1910. June rs,
1914, made Orig. and Add. II. +. No.
GIiI5s, and no 02.i2s, Tor AEi-4, Sec.
81. WI-2 aWi-a, Section IS, sl-2 SEl-4
Of, Section q. Township North,
Range IS West, etn Principal Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention tomaae. III.
ri Five Tear frouf, 70 establish claim
to tie land above described. before
Register and Receiver, ~ Sterling, Gol
rada, on the I4th dag OF November
1916.
CIaiEiant names MS Witnesses.
Gisass NeT. q sionehl7a. Colorado.
Jui.as Yogngberg, et
Eelett l5at. of 81
Jim y, Hsay@a. of " 1895
A.F. BROWNS. Register.
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.nrteE ron ri.ltl..c.,4InN.

sorIaE ron ptuiaCATIns.
j. r tF.5;iziert gsriaEglG-s
ss9ari@rut ef thc iatrriH-.
I'. r. Land Uisee at stef,ta2. coinfado
sci ia, 1875.
snTfcG il hereby givea that caaf'it
~. i.ihney. II No9 EeYnger. Colarrlo.
~nu. in iag II. 1rti, Rade i.olno-
,te E.Htfg. ha. 4ist4j. faf Northeast
Gn Ter. and North #aif o. stuiheast
t3garJ-r, seeiioa -. 'fawr-ilin North.
lfaree 5s @eS'. 6th triHt gat Meridian.
has ai9gl Hbtire ei intention tp nukc
4 inal Five Acgr ireof, to establish
elHiln 70 the land above Described. be-
fHre Emitted States Commissioner.
tGlvde l.. StaHleyt. t hew Emmer,
@tliruf!o, on tie 4th dag Of Aoyeta-
ler, 1916.
gia.fmnf names as wi!neFsss:
Js-r-s =. snasiefE. G. y y !.syaes Colorado.
Frtnlt Fritz II
ficart-s Il .ia.aeAlia, of -' SCI
arthur Megers. q "-s3
AZ. rf.n#GE. Retbt,r
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NOTICE FOR Hi'BLtrAfinS
ara. iiq!oisbrsi sefisi ei51s9
IsrpP-t4r-nI ~ the i.trrrt-
6. =. ts.tA oIa.e at sterllas cnlorsdo
sfaeer =. ias.
NnficK is iierehy given fhat Henry
9. l.auer, n i'ura ..ham. Colorado,
he, en .iay -. III maGs iieme-
slcs.d rHtiy, fn. uiE3.3,. fer North
i.if vi. seetha II, iearship . %5ria.
Barge I'D West, TN i'fi.rf.l! %sth,ian,
hns ,ila4i netite OF inhnlhn to iaaka
tiai Five Year ptoet, In establish
iaim tD lie lagi above drscFliri. h.
tarc Uniied States G0mia'ssieaar
Clyde l.. starItgl. 1t New kaymer.
toinradu. oL tiie Eta day ol puctnnes.
isiG.
claimsr' rnnc- as s'inrss-si
Ge,rse E.,.tsi tt. q: buckingham. Colorado,
tkcft y ks;sI'ss~r. q:
F4ul /. Aaisg. g. 70 GO
Geoss &.asesrawd. q: li-sl
A.r Hta.uf Register.
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NOTICE ron runt,c,riey.

AbliNf u itts tfAfttstss1 lsf-',
x. p. /. ifnbh-heEl Ssrss Hg,zp
Eernrtp.Ent at ttr iu,rrpts.
/. s. land oifee at Sterling Colorado
Ccroser 5. 1915.
Notice Is rerphy given tha. Henry
D. Lauer. OF Buckingham. Colorado.
gho, en- Jan, q, 1918, made Homestead
Latrg No. pl8550, far South Half ei,
sestiou 2. township Z Aof,n. Barge -
"esf, 9Th Principal MERRIAM. has filed
notice of intention to make Ein'i .ihFee
Year Proof, 70 establish el,d;n 10 the
ard atnve iescfibed, before United
Statcs CommissI6aee. triyde i. Stan
iev). VI lsev tayner. Colorado. on tue
i1.h day ii December, l9iG.
ciaimhnt names as miine.s.sf
ceorxn sleschsr. of buckingham. Colorado.
Albert VI. Kaxberscr. of . ,"
Paul l.. Amber. u i1-c6
George T!n.errawd. os ll-s9
Al BIcw.:s. Register.
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xorlcE roe PUBLICATION.

MEL Puhl:ahrr serisl-dz27t,
Department NJ the IntrFior.
l. $, Land Dliee At sterling. Colorado
Sept. IS. 1916.
honcE is hereby given that Charles
o. Davis, of 5Ioneh&,n. Colo. who. on
April 2s. 1915, made Homestead Entry,
No. 0z2tal, for Northeast Quarter Of
Section =, Township 10 NORTH, Range
81 West. 5th Principal Merriam, has
fi!e1 notice Of intention TO make Final
Gommrration Proef, to establish claim
TO t:!a iand above described. before
Beifpa States Commissioner. yCiyJe l..
staaiay,l st Agalo, Colorado, on the
Zith cdE III November, 1916.
Ci7lIaii Hah4 as wltHe ses:
Jay & TfsHer. ai tyal7 cci5r.aio.
knc:i f-.ns ii stopehasn, coiorado.
Clfester hing u lc-5
utg i. Gr,gg. Ok lIsJ
Ar. RrOTEs Rasssisr.
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Vote for a. E--s E7..l.2 ,2c..'
Democratic Candidate for County Asaessogy

Abe Mumper has BY eleas sofk dug Up dios d property
heretofore escaping taxation Handicapped he has been with
the STATE Tax Commission he has nevertheless gwen Weld Coun-
y tic best equalization had aad doubtless 4. bsler
when The people haze, by heir votes this h done away with the
Commission. Munqer ehet never il getting Iis .ll sasa
ted 10 the people.
Give lin youe vote Of approval at The coming eIscan.
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Nnqlcn roE rrni.lct.r:n.,.

g. 2. L. r. ibii4Hrri ssrial 8, Is
I3fH,rtaeut ~ thc ;rteria-
Un,tfd ststes Land Office Al Sterling Colorado.
Sc; gHda.g II. 1915.
NOTICE Is hereby piven that Elmer
Il. liiis of Loveiard, Coiofadd, wha.
on Faar1uty -, lti0. npaie Dsser;
LaHd i.ltr9, 10. 0il2sl, for $ou,heas,
Quarter Of. Section 81, Township :
Aessa. Range ts West. Gsh ifinciafl
AieFa!an, has tiisd notice Of iHlention
- ggaEe Fiaal Proof, under Section 5,
Acl &gfch 4, l9i5.. relief granted &c,
5iaf &, i3if. rrd1f. 10 establish c:lin
- fae iani above described. helore
f'lees nj tn District Court. ,John h.
lagtsrl. 8. Gneiey, cnlnrafo, On TIE
9tn day - a.yemcer, 1915.
tiHIsn8nI nllnts - wltaessez:
cfts VI MsHbinic.'. u I.syeiaiEd. Colorado.
.ahl +hisYtE, u
flsas %4sr. u AL
L. sieaiysof . fa-gG
AT U',OWse. Register
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aHtts - ron it W u Af@tAt
u, r Z. ii'aiii,e -dIG5sI
Department ~ She ip'.ra,r.
4, ;. Land oGiee ; s'l,as coptgao
sapteuaer 81, ia4i
GeTll is ietoef girra hist denre
t.4g-is. nf Agaia. Gnia. Wiso, IN Nay
z, i1iu, mada H3E1astrad lntrr. &o.
4 275i. for Srth 4if of. 2ac'ieB &,
township I0 Nerih. Rmtgp So West.
5h Principal Mefiii9h, has t'z! notice
int"nttaa tn rHke i'inal Three l.ef
aroof. to es;tlb'ish claim to tue lapd
shsve DESERVED. IRtate EeKirirr #rd
Hnc' seer. m sfef..ng, Colorado, on tie
5lh day Of L2eaNtGf, 1916.
claimabt uames as wi,ngssss
Freat D. a'4edfF. Of hFs.ls. ctarado.
William ". V-ntt~ lflsf. Of -
NaaY y 1l,Hsee. =" ia-i2
.van j. Lesis II Ills
Ar. nRGw,;s. ReEister.
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pui:.sc Gale

viii sell al ny farm B m;lea south
anu nile east q i.aYmer and Is mi.
north aga one'fni!s ssest cf Morgan At
ID O'Clock the following property, Il
hsad oi live stock. roan COW Z years
Old. another good milcn COW I yeara
old. several good heifers and good stock
Farm machinery. Terms, six months
time on approved security, on sums o.
.er $40. siD and under, cash. j. NJ.
Erwin. owner. H. II. Northup. Aucs.
ioneer. j. N. Quinn, Clerk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
SHOCKING
TRAGEDY
IN GARY

When Mary Wargo returned 10 her
humble home of two rooms in ram
bling shack in Gary's foreign quarter
that housed several other familias as
poor as her own. her daily toll at the
washtub was finished. but her days
work was by no means done. The wom-
man had six small children TO look after
and all but the youngest. a tot of four,
helped to support the family by carry
ing papers or selling them in the streets.
Even the two girls, Annie and Mary, 10
and II years old, respectively. both
poorly clad and seldom getting meat to
eat. willingly carried route that re-
quired them to walk a long distance
after school regardless of the weather.
But neither her own slavery at the
washtub. the sight of her poorly fed
and lightly clothed little ones. nor the
crowded little hovel in which the fam
lily of eight lived in, gave Mary Wargo
half as much concern as worrying over
her shiftless husband.
Saturday night Mrs. Wargo's worries
ceased Her husband, John Wargo,
came home and after driving the chill
dren into the streets he sent three bull
lets into the head of his wife and then
turned the pistol to his own hroat and
fred. Man and wife died instantly.
When Officers Linn. Bucklin. Lloyd and
ODonnell arrived at the hovel they
found the pair stretched across the bed.
CONTINUED on tage tvo.1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20

INSURE
EMPLOYEES

Pass Prosperity Around the slo-
gan advanced by new class OF Amer
lean employers, was today adopted by
Chaplin & Co Of Hammond, largest
manufact OF cattle dry feed in
the country. with the announcement to
all their employees tnat each may name
his or her beneficiary for a 81 900 life
Insurance. the premiums for which will
be paid by the company. as long as the
insured is in the eompanys employ.
The good news. the best piece of con
structive labor news published in Ham
mond in a long time, comes to the en-
ployes out of a clear sky, 1t includes
everybody on the eompanys payroll
men and women, about 100 persons,
most Of whom are employed in Ham
mond. This group insurance. as 1t Is
known. requires no physical examina-
ton and is placed with one of the
largest and oldest old line companies
in the country It includes one en-
ploye over so years old whose age or?
dinarily would bar him admission in an
insurance company at this time.
The company expects the insurance
to go into effect January 1.
Asked for comment on this new
phase OF relationship between employer
and employe. George A Chaplin, vice
president of tne1 company said today:
while we have been contemplating
the insurance feature for some time
We did not announce it until today. I
do not know that there IS any partic-
ular occasion for comment as there are
no strings tied to the proposition ex-
cept the proviso that the insured must
have been in our employ for at least
three months before being included in
the new policy. Tne- insured are given
the right to name their own benef1cfar-
les. ] do not know whether we are the
pioneers in this region to advance this
policy That is flumateriaL The fact
is that we. are saN5ning along IN good
shape. that we nave a force Of good
workmen. and that we thought this
means a substantial way of showing
our appreciation to our old employees
and to encourage further steadiness
and loyalty among those. who have not
been with us so long
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20

$. y Wargo. about 35 years old and a
married man residing at 6146 University
avenue Chicago. met a horrible death
in an automobile accident at Gary Sat
urday afternoon. Wargo was Instantly
killed when a South Shore interurban
flyer from Chicago due in Gary at ? Is
D. m. struck a Ford delivery car which
he was driving. The machine was
dragged several hundred feet. Wargo
was decapitated and his torso mangled.
It is said the flyer was going be-
tween 80 and 40 miles an hour. 1t was
in charge Of Conductor S. b. Guyott
accident was witnessed by Fred Krueg-
er Of Clark Station, who saw ii from a
window in his home. Chief Forbis.
who went to the scene of the tragedy.
noted that the crossing was a danger
Gus one and that when a westbound
flyer went through the warning bells did
not ring.
Wargo was driver for the India
Tea company Of Chicago The remains
were taken to the Williams and Mar
shall morgue and today they were sent
to Chicago.
Undertakers Williams and Marshall
yesterday shipped to Nashville, Tenn.
the body of J. B. Hope. who was killed
by falling down a flight of stairs. The
remains of Christian Schmidt. who died
suddenly after being found i'll and
brought to the police station for medi-
cal attention, were sent to Elmira, NY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
EXTRA !

George Champa. aged "a. and un-
married. a prominent foreign contrac-
tor whose residence is at 120 Atchison
avenue. Robertsdale, was shot through
the abdomen thi safternoon and j. re-
ported to be dying at St Margarets
hospital. SZf
Rose PeIner. married woman.
who is proprietress Of a candy shop
on Morton avenue, is alleged to have
shot Champa, using .3S revolver as
her weapon. because he was bother
ing her Before he marriage the two
were sweethearts. it is stated.
MurieI Boyer. 1852 Calumet avenue
came across Champa staggering in the
street shortly after three o'clock
Champa swooned and was taken to
St. Margarets hospital.
A few minutes before thetpolice had
received a call from a woman believe
to be Mrs. Pelner VIII asked them to
arrest a man who was bothering her
At the hospital Champa told Captain
Hanlon that Rose Pelner shot him
when he went to bid her goodbye for
the last time.
No hopes are extended for Champa's
recovery
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
The PASSING
IsHow|

IL the h c. Of / keeps on
THERE will be no choice between
living here and in Europe
MIGHT as welI be shot as starved to
death.
SARA BERNHART says she's just
crazy to meet Charlie Chaplin and
Writer thanks she won't be so crazy
when Charlie hits her in the face
WITH custard pie.
DO your Christmas shopping early
DO it early mother dear
AND you'll find the prices higher
THAN they were in yesteryear.
BILLY SUNDAY says: Il do not like
to think that my great great ancestor
was a monkey"
THEN why Nj. sunday do you act
like one?
BEFORE you marry her she says.
"Oh what beautiful poetry you write"
After taking she says. Yves you used
to write what you thought was
poetry"
AS rule the better whist fighter a
woman is
THE less good she is around the
house.
PEOPLE who month ago were
fussing around because March fell
on Sunday and
WORRIED because they thought
there would be no
PRESIDENT between then and the
Inauguration of Mr.. Hughes
HAVE quit worrying
THERE will be no hiatus
WHATEVER that is.
AUSTRIA has forbidden the sale OF
more than one cigar daily to a Gus
toner
EVER get jammed in with an Ea st
Hammond Austrian on a street car
who was smoking one?
DO you wonder at the ukase?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
DEATH OF A
WE'LL KNOWN LADY

Dinwiddie of Eagle Creek township,
who has been a sufferer from tubercu-
losis for the past several years, died
at ner home Friday. Her husband. one
son and one daughter, besides her ag-
ed mother and other relatives survive
her She was a woman who enjoyed a
wide acquaintance and was well liked
by all who knew her. Her funeral was
held at her late home Sunday at 2
y. m. and was attended by large
number of sorrowing relatives and
friends. Interment was made in the
Lowell cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
MACHINES
BURNED IN
BIC BLAZE
Early Sunday Morning Fire
Does Damage Estimated
at $4,000, But is Checked
by the Hammond Fire De
partmentS.

BY brave and efficient work the
Hammond IRE departments early sun
day morning saved an entire block
from being wiped out when they stop
ped IRE Of unknown origin which
had consumed an entire floor OF the
four story steel. concrete and brick
building at Holman street and Indi-
ana avenue. occupied by the Bunnell
Auto sales company.
~ Autos Destroyed.
Damage estimated at twenty thous-
and dollars was done BY the flames
which destroyed twelve new Fords,
one new en-passenger Chandler,
one new ave-passenger Grant. two
new fve-passenger Chreyolets. two
used hve-passenger Chrevolets. three
second hand Overlands. one second
hand Ford. a hundred sets OF tenders
and other accessories.
The hre started in the northeast
corner Of the big assembling room
which covers the third floor ana
spread across the ceiling. The flames
were visible from all windows when
captain Of Police Rimbach discovered
the FIRE at 2:3o Sunday morning. The
alarm was sent Immediately and all
hammond departments responded to-
cether with the West Hammond en-
gine truck which was needed TO facili-
tate the pumping of water. Fire was
coming out OF four windows on the
Holman street side when the depart
ments arrived.
Under Chief Dilschneider the fire
fighters attacked the blaze from four
angles. One stream was thrown from
fConrTnued on page two.D
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
STAND FOR
LITTLE MORE
tBy Unitess Press.)
BY ROBERT j. BENDER,


WASHINGTON. Nov. 2O-The adj
ministration will stand but for little
further delay from the Mexican side Of
the Atalantic city conference. It's pa
tience is at the breaking point and the
next few days may bring portentious
developments
The Mexicans VIII be told emphat-
ically in language stripped of all di-
plomacy that the United States cannot
sit in the sessions if dilatory obstruct-
i've tactis are continued.
BY such means the administration
hopes to force peaceful agreement on
vexatious problems between the two
nations The border patrol plan is but
part Of what this government hopes to
accomplish. Primarily. however. pro-
lection and safety OF American rights
and property in Mexico is the big prob
lem. If these rights are not obtained
satisfactorily, and border patrol plan
effected. new steps Will be taken.
These facts were learned from
trustworthy source today, but the al
tentative cases in event of failure at
Atlantic City no one would say.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
AT THE ORPHEUM

The Girl of the Whispering Pines, a
meIodrama of the better class. comes
to the Orpheum theatre tomorrow. Do
not confuse this production with the
thrilling melodramas of old where the
villain gets blown to pieces in the last
act with a keg of powder or some sim
liar ending as you viii find that this
is play of today taken from everyday
life. every character true, and all stu
ations logical There is a vein of COM
tidy running entirely through the play
which is furnished by Mans Krouse-
meyer and Matilda Fanshaw whose
love affairs keep the auuience in an
uproar from the rise until the fall of
the curtain. Do not miss this excellent
play.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
VERY la TES =
WAR NE VS.


(By United Press CabIegrRm.J
BERLIN (via WireIess) Nov. 20
Evacuation of Monasttr was
measure "prePared several days
ago." said special review of the
Balkan fighting today. The city, IL
was said vas "vyithOut any military
Importance The review declared
the method by which the city was
taken was "an open avosval of the
fact that the original plans of Gen.
Serrail's army TO join hands with
the RussO-Roumnnians had been
abandoned foreyer." The report
declared that the british sustained
heavy losses I'm attacks against the
German lines. "Betveen Serre and
BeaucOurt and against our position
at Miraumont during the evening
hours attacks were launched. They
failed with heavy losses to the en-
emy. Our infantry In hand gren-
ade engagements elected the Eng
1ish from the eastern part of
(srandecOurf."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
HEAD GUT OFF
IN AUTO
ACCIDENT
Name Of Wargo in
Gary Tragedies

The name of Wargo figured proma-
nently in two fearful tragedies at
Gary Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
In the afternoon S. ]. wargo, 6146
University avenue, was instantly
killed at the Clark road crossing in
Gary when a Ford delivery auto he
was driving was struck by an east
bound interurban flyer. WarEo's
head was severed from the body.
In the evening John wargo OF
Gary murdered his wife at their
home and then killed himself. Mr..
Wargo OF Chicago was not related
TO the Wargo family of Gary, which
was also known by the name of
Wargott-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1916-11-20
.FRIEDELEY
is EXPECTED
TO GO OUT
Especial to THE T1MEs.)

Especial to THE TIMEs0
CROWN POINT. IND, Nov 20-spec-
ulation Is rife as to whom the dep
uties to be appointed by Sheriff-elect
Barnes will be and it is said many ap-
plications nave been made for the po-
sition in Crown Point. It is understood
that Deputy Sheriff Fred Friedley will
go out OF the office with Sheriff Whit
aker on the first of the year and that
Bailin r. H. Kilborn will also accom-
pany the present sheriff's force. City
Marshall Thomas a. Platt is promin-
emily mentioned for the job but as yet
10 decision mas been reached.