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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-05-19
following described property, to.wits

fOllQwing uescrlheo property, to'W'H
First: That certain tract or parcel
OF land lying aud being situated in
the Parish of st Mary 90 the west
81 eof Bayou Teche, having such front
o. the Aeuth or west side OF the II. l.
4 T. Il r adl cent to aud above the
tract ure.entiy ow ,ed and held bv
Miss Fannie L Harding. as will, with
the deuth betw cen parallel lines, to
he back ur rear boundary line Of the
Il 4rding Plantation lbeing the Ia ou
Yokele>I or hranch Of the said
| ksynu; CIV { sup .rtcia area of thir-
ty.eight arc onethaas acres: saia cog.
ve ed tract heing bouuteG on the
north tv said railrpad .ud east by
land Of Sidney and Fannie l.. Harding
and Iand of said parties, this being
the SINE pronerty AGO uired by Clement
| Guillaume from Miss Fannie Harding;
Second That certain tract or par
Gel of land. lying aud being situated
{ Ia the Parish "s St Hars. on the
tract fnrmsriy known as the w. S.
Hsrtiina &c act or plantation having a
| front OF hour arp .nts aud ul.e.tksre 81
; An xrC+nt en- the w,'s side OF the n.
| l.. & T. Z. Il, tu,npany line hy III.
dcr'h OF one arpent. bounded north D,
| said railroad line. east by lan's of F.
T. Harding and -ldney Harding. and
we by said vendea: this being the
same property acaul ed W Clement
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
1o'o . JUDICIAL Die.eic- Court-Par
- iah Of ~. Masv.

lo'd = ud'cial Die.eic- Court-Par.
iah Of s.. Mary.
Clara 0ui'l~uma B-ri .m'n ~.
Eminent 0uillaume No IA 400
Under and by virtue "f writ Of fl
y II ,sed out of the Hon"ra bic 23rd.
ssdscial District Court x the State ct
louisiana. Ia aad for the Pag,sh Of
~. Mary, in tho above entitled sxd
numbered cause. and to me directed. 1
have seized and taken into mv p,s-
sessiOn and shall offer for sale, ut
public auction. for cash. without ap.
prsls ment. ut the pri cipal front
eess" of the Court House in Franklin,
sOt. Aary Parish. Louisiana. on
SAfWRDAY. TIE 2Sp DAY or
a dN Ne. 1917
uArSseo the hours IL z,sren O'Clock q
n. sad Tour n'olockap IT,. s..se follow.
Tug nescrthed prnp-rty. to-ssit:
"All ~ tn right, title. interest
scsaim and dem.nd of s,,e said vendors
10 and 70 the succex ,ious of shsi,' de.
seHs = rrr~nts. tleme & aM Ciar,
V"u'anue. as expec a ils Sc, fO,'th Hnd
= s:raoed In III T c,.rl Of said suc'
3 q 'a"N naing succession rec I'd No
~ 'ofNhe t. cket of tn. a3rd .udicia
n.e lct' 'onrt. MD cons sting especial J.
" ms!r ~ uHgsvs Il. aud 70 tns
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Guil'aum from E and Sidney Har.
ding
Third: That certain tract or par
eel of land lying and heing situated
ia the Parish Of IT Mary, being a
part of the land forming a part 1T
of the land Of W. >. Harding Planta
tion acquired hy the vendor on the 9Th
day of December. 1883. from F. T..
Harding by act Def re G. 4 Shepherd,
Notary Public, having such front on
the south sid" IF tn. new public road
leading from ''ranklln to New Iberia.
- with the depth between parallel
lne> will give q superficial area uf
iwant. acres of high land, the same
be,ng bounded ,orth b the said pub.
i road. east by property OF Mrs
Anne A alfr.y, and south and west
by property nf the present vendor,
this being the 3; me pr, perry acquired
by Clement G,.i.laume from Winthrop
Harding
This sale also includes all Ut the
vendors interest IN thr household and
m vab'e prop rty live stock and
farming impIam nts as set forth and
described in said succession Of Llem.
ent and Clara uiil,ume, deceased,
M. 1888. Of the succession docket Of
he 23rd Judicial District court, Par
i 81 # ST. Mary. Louisiana"
Sheriff Office, Franklin, Louisiana,
khiS 18th day nf April in ths year 1917.
CHARLES t'E' or, Sheriff.
Borat, Himel, B,Och l. BorSh,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
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STATE Of LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Couft-Paf.
ish Of st. Mary.

Succession of Mrs. Cyrus Robi.
chaux, deceased. No. 1854.
Whereas, Leonard Robichnux. resi-.
dent Of st. Mary Parish, Ia. has %.
ttiOne't this Honorable Court tor let.
tiers of administration on the estate Of
the late airs. Cyrus Robicuau1. de-
ceased. inteetate.
Notice is hereby given to vii to whom
it may concern 10 show cause within
ten days from the date of this notifics.
tion. why the prayer OF the said %.
titioner shonId not be granted.
In evidence whereof, witnesses my ri.
acial signature and the impress a the
seal Of my Office this 9TH day of Nay.
A. D.. 1917.
JoS.J. SCHWARTZ,
Dy. Clerk of Court.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

23,d judicial District Court-Par.
ish ~ ST. Mary
Peoples State & Sa,i,gs Rark va
Willard Often No. IL $40
Nv virtue Vt "A order IT stisare and
sale. issued our OF The Honorable the
23rh judicial Dl-trie, Court In aud for
the Parish If ST. Mary, and to, me di.
rected. in the above on,itled and mum.
bered suit, have seized and will offer
for sale for cash. without appraisemen,.
tc the last and highest bidder, at the
principal front door of tl.o Court House,
10 the town OF Frsnklta, 90
SATURDAY. TIE 9TH DAY OF
JUNE 1917,
between the hours of IL O'Clock .. m i,
and 4 O'clock p. IN the following men.
toned and de~crihed property. to-vit.
"Those certain trac's or Eleven | Ii
Lots Of ground. lying aud being s,-
ua,ed in Morgan Ci'y, St Mary Parish
State nf Loni,,ana, anil moro fully des.
cribed as being Lou lnc, Two, Th,ee,
Fourteen, Fifteen, sixteen aa.t seven.
,een Il, 2. 3 Il. Is, Is aud III Square
Letter "W": Lots F"r,e-n. Ftii.-o.,. ).
sixteen and Seven zen Ia, Is, Is aud
III Sqnare Letter "U", ia Ditch's An.
uex to said t'vn.
CHARLES pECOr. Sheriff.
Sheriff OHce, Parish Of st. Mary, La,
May Isl, ,sl7,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judici al District Court-Pars
i-h Of -. Mary.


i-h of 81. Mary.
Pc ple'- State & SAVINGS Bank ve.
Willard D,tc No. l4,3it
lSv virtue OF an order Ot seizure and
sale issued on, OF the Honorable The
23,d Judicial District tnutt, in an. fur
the Parish of St Mary. and to n,o di>
rec'"d. in the above entitled and NUN.
hp,cu suit. | have s,ized an will .tfer
t"r sale. for cash without aprro ,>t lIl..nt,
t., The last ard n;"!.-sl bidder. NJ the
priucln' front ,iDOr 1T the Court House
IN the town uf Frank IN, IN
SA rURDAi THE 9TH DAY OF
JUNE. 1917,
between the hours OF II O'clock ,n.,
and o'c!ock p. m. the following meu-
TONED and described property, to-wit:
That certain tract or Fifty two (52)
lots Of ground, lying and being situated
in the town of Morgan City, st Mary
Parish. Louisiana, aud moro fully lies.
cribed rs being Lots One TO Twelve q
to l2) inclusive and Lots tifuel to
Fitty.f Us to 54l inclusive, In square
ninety-nine (9Q) in what is known ~
Evangeline. IL Ditch's Annex to said
town, bounded north by lands Of Mort.
gagor east by Sixth street, south BY
Brashear Avenue and west by land oi
Macarthur.
CHARLES PECOT, Shcritf.
Sheriff OMce, Parish Of st, Mary, La,.
Ma! LIST. 1917.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rd JUDICIAL District Court-Par.
ish OF st Mary.
Wilson T. Peterman ~. Mrs. R
Hebert, OF al. No. l3,752.
rnder and by virtue OF a writ of II
IA. issued out of the 23rd Judicial Dis.
trict Court of the State OF Louisiana
in and for the Parish OF st. Mary. 10
the above eCtitled and numbered
cause, and to me directed. | have
seized and taken iuto my possession
aud shall offer for sale, at public
auction, for cash, to the last and
highest builder. according to law, at
the principal front door Of the Court
House in Franklin, It. Mary Parish.
Louisiana, on
SATURDAY. THE 2Np DAY OF
JUNE, 1917.
between the b ,urs Of eleven O'Clock a.
N aud four o'clock .. m, the follow.
lug describe property to.wit:
That certain tract Of land, lying and
being situated in the village of Glen.
coe, Parish OF St. Mary, State OF
Louisiana, bounded north BY r. Hanf.
est by road, south by Georgetown
and west by Chencst, together with all
the buiidiugs aud i'm provemsnss there.
on situated. rights. ways. privileges
and serv.tudes thereto belonging snu
appertaiuing
sheriff Oiice, Brauklin, st Mary
Parish, Louisiana, this 2&th day oi
April, 1917.
CHARLES PEcOr, Sheriff
Borah, Him.l, Bluch B. Borah,
Attorne,s f,r Plaintiff.
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STATE, OF LOUISIANA.
23rd Judicial District Court-Par-
ish M.ry
Jean Marie Dufour ". Raptiete

Jean Marie Oufour W. Raptiett
Jolivet. No. IA 3O7.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of
seizure ard sale. issued out Of the Hon
ora bic 23rd .jndeiai District pour of
the Stale OF Louisiana. in aud for the
Pari>l, Of st. Mary. and to me directed.
in the above entitled and numbered
cause, have seizel and taken into m,
possession and SHALL of for sale, at
public auction, tor cash. without APP
rraisement, to the last a"d highes, bid
der, AZ the Court House in the Town of
Franklin. ~, Marv Parish, State Of
Louisiana, on
SATURDAY, THE 28rH DAY or
NAY, A. D.. 1917,
between the hours OF IL O'clock q. NJ,
and 4 O'Clock p. M. the following DIES.
cr,bed property. to-wit:
THAT certain tract or lot of ground,
lying and being situated below the de-
pot Of the Town Of Baldwin. on the
northern side Of the Naiu Public Roa,i
leading through said town t, tLc Z, pre-.
mort country, and tuu"dei north by
Mariana Patanella, east by Mrs. Marie
Puche, vendor, kno~n as th big house,
south by the said public road. and ~est
"r below BY vendor herein, the lot hero
in conveyed being separated and laid
"ff iu front by the yard fence now en-
closing same and runs back between
parallel liles az established in front 10
the property Of Patanelia With ssid
sale is Included oil the buildings and
improvements 'heroun situated; this
being n part Of the property acquired
BY vendor from Mrs. MoCollem. recU !.
ed IN Book + b.
>h-riff's Office. Franklin, Louisiana,
THE 18th day Of April, 1917.
CHARLES PECOT Sheriff,
Borah, Himei, Bloch l. Borah.
Attorneys for P. sintiH.
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FOR SALE.

0ne sd lie norae, s,x years old.
Apply . o. 4. CLAussEN,
Foster, II,
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-05-19

Monsr to Lend on Real
Estate. ST. MARY Bun .Se
ASSOCIATION, Patterson La,
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NOTICE..

l, the undersigned, con.
victed of menslauhter on
May Ord. 1915, am applying
for a parole.
GEORGE 7. GRErsxAN.
May 10th, 1917.
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We take orders for ice cream
bricks Firse.c ass service pu n,
a0seed. SAM SEKlo.
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Neil McNe,l's aud 70 osuG
stove % has novelties Of sN k,oa1l
Give Ms Aeali,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
BEGINS
SUIT FOR
ISLANDER

Following the charges against Wolf
Marcovich and his sons made by John
Pete in Indiana Harbor. Mr.. Marcovich
today through his attorneys. Often
heimer and Twyman. filed suit in the
superior court asking $1,000 damages
for SANDER
Mr.. Marcovich in an interview with
a TIMES correspondent. with indigna-
ton in his voice at one minute and
soul-deep regret manifest in the next.
emphatically denies that any man can
produce one shred of evidence that he
at any time or in any place or under
any circumstance ever rallied at the
country that he voluntarily chose for
his home. the country that has given
him business success. has educated his
family. protected him and his for years,
the country in which he expects to live
for the fest of his life and in whose
soil he expects to find a final and
eternal resting place.
ITO think" said he that John Pete
claims to be a patriot while / am not
a man who in my opinion would not
even be a citizen today were it not for
the purpose of conducting a saloon I'M
der the Proctor bill which provides that
a citizen only can obtain license"
When asked whether or not he sub
scribed to the Red Cross war fund. he
replied that he did; that he had sent a
check to Mr.. Jewell before his talk with
John Pete. In proof of his statement
he took the returned check from his
pocket, dated on Monday. June 25th.
Not only that" said he, but if ne
cessity arsises / will give more. If
need be, 1 will give all have to save
this country's honor. I will even bear
my part in the battles front and shed
my blood in it's defense if the nation
neds the sacrifice.
And so would every loyal member
OF the Jewish race-that people who
have so gratefully adopted this country
as their country. this flag as their nag
and who as a class almost without ex-
ception have been for months making
regular contributions to alleviate the
suffering in Europe. Show me one OF
my countrymen who deserves the name
and 1 Will show you true blue patriot.
Il have not slept" he continued Il
have been so filled with remorse and
shame that such an accusation should
be made against me. Not that fear
any investigation of my words. my ac-
tions or my patriotic motives. but to
think that such q stigma should be SO
unjustly placed upon my name and that
of my family. 1 have brought this ac-
ton for Islander TO clear myself whether
there be any investigation or not and to
show that John Pete has falsihed in his
statements.
Friends of Mr.. Marcovich recall that
there are but very few me nwho give
a larger percentage of their income to
charity than Mr.. Marcovich; that very
few have been more instrumental in a
business way in building up Cedar
street than has he; in fact that this is
the first time that his loyalty to his
home city and the land of his adoption
has ever been questioned.
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home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goddard
in Wentworth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hammond and
Miss Florence Loveridge motored to In
dianapolis today where they will visit
until Monday.
Mrs. o. c. E. Matthies. Mrs. D. ].
Moran, Mrs. T. F. Leary and Miss Alys
Hess attended the suffrage banquet in
Gary last evening. Many more attended
the lecture in the evening.
Miss Ellen Saylors of Rensselaer,.
Ind, is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Daugherty and family, 191
Truman avenue. for a few days.
Mrs. r. Rank of Defiance, Ia. is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Clara vermette
and family of 227 Michigan avenue.
Miss Evelyn and Lawrence HanIon.
children of Captain George Hanlon of
Becker street. have gone to Waukesha.
Wis. where Miss Evelyn will spend the
summer with relatives. From Wauke-
sha Lawrence Hanlon will go to Mime
apolis for a two weeks vacation.
Miss Marie Mcclure, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. o. C. Mcclure of $50 street is
spending her summer vacation visiting
friends and relatives Throughout Indiana
THOMAS Tuley who has been i'll for
several days is somewhat improved.
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NIGHT FOR
HAMMOND

Last night was Stacker night in
Hammond
Following a parede and patri-
otic speeches to which several thous-
and people were witnesses an auditors.
all Of which was to encourage the
young men of Hammond. eligible to be
drafted to enlist. one man, foreigner,
Carl Kowolski. presented himself at
the recruiting station.
1t showed plainly THAT the youth of
Hammond is waiting for the draft.
Judge V. s. Reiter, Attorneys Jesse
E. Wilson, Joseph Conroy. David E
Boone, and Recruiting Sergeant Will
liam Welch all expounded enthusiastic
ally on the question of the hour-vol-
Rnteering.
The government has asked for TO-
600 volunteers to fill its army. So far
over the country the results have been
huge failure.
The sergeant said today that the
young men Of America who have not
enlisted are not the true patriots of
yesterday They have not the same
red blood of patriotism that surged
through the veins of their fore-fathers.
They are Misunderstanding for the dog
catcher to make them co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
WE'LL KNOWN
PRINTER DEAD
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

LOWELL. IND, June 3o.-Word was
received here today of the death of
John r. Bosworth. known as Jack"
1t is supposed he committed suicide
while respondent over his condition.
His body was found in the river al To-
ledo, Ohio. Sunday morning and from
the appearance It had been in the water
several days. Jack" was we'll known
all over the country east of the Mis-
sissippi river and n many sections in
the west. He was at one time en-
ployed in the government printing Of
fees al Washington. He was born in
the south and learned his trade there
He has worked several times on the
Lowell Tribune. A married daughter,
living in Washington, D. c.. and sis
ter. living in Canton. Miss. survive
him. ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
Lutheran Synod Annuls
Use of Word German"

MILWAUKEE. June 30.-The Rev. H.
D. Biedermann of Springfield, Ill.
today was reelected secretary of the
Lutheran synod OF Missouri and Ed
ward Seu1 of St. Louis, Mo, was
elected treasurer.
The word German" was struck
out of the official name of the synod.
as the body has become bilingual, hav-
ing in it's ranks many English churches
as well as a host of congregations
where both language are used in the
services. The official title as it now
stands is the Evangelical Lutheran
Synod of Missouri. Ohio and other
states.
The general board of control of the
synod will comprise the following:
w. Hagen of Detroit, Mayor Benja-
min Bosse of Evansville. Ind. and H.
w. Horst Of Rock Island. Ill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES.


CROWN POINT. June 30.-The fol-
lowing licenses were issued
Claude Villa and Laura Jernberg,
Indiana Harbor
Louie Schultz and Rose Katherine
Kahn. Cary
Jos. L. Orzechowski and Dorothy
Jaworsky. Indiana Harbor.
Fred w. Malon and Ethel P. Shearer.
Hammond
Chas- ]. Chant, Jackson. Mich, and
Edna NJ. OHara. Whiting. Ind.
John smiriga and Mary Kochan.
Whiting
Otto Heine. Gary. and Lillian voss.
Tolleston, Ind.
Tony Madura and frankie Madura,
Hammond.
Elder Moore and Florence Thompson,
Gary
Edwin NJ Buckle and Ella Thomp-
son. Chicago.
Alois Lee Korn and Rose Back. Chi
cago.
Daniel Cooney. Hillside. Ill, and
Ellen Carrigan. Chicago.
Louis H. Philips and Anna E Peter
son. Chicago.
John w Hagerty and Elizabeth
O'Shea. Chicago.
J. A. Fredson and Elizabeth NJ Yopp.
Fox Lake. Ill.
VIM. Clifford and Nellie Mary Booker.
Chicago.
VIM. Fitzpatrick and Rose Turton.
Chicago.
Adolph Scholz. Stevens Point. Wis.
and Anna Klein. Chicago.
VIM. yoclz and Mary Keppler. Chi
cago.
Thomas Kennedy and Buelah Mary
Morey, Chicago.
Samuel d. Williamson and frankie
Lee Walker. Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
GARY GETS THREE:
EXEMPT BOARDS

The war department has reversed its
decision reducing exemption boards in
Gary from one to two and now has de-
cided to have three boards. This word
came today after Mayor johnson had
protested TO Governor Goodrich that one
board could not handle the II 900 cards.
Or. 7. J. Toner. J. A. Brennan and
A. L. Brown of board No. 1 will sit for
the north side. Board No. will have
south Of the Wabash tracks, east of
Broadway and all territory south of the
Pennsylvania tracks asd as far west as
Grant street. including Tolleston Board
No. will have the heart of the south
side, west of Broadway.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
GREECE
BUSHES
HER ARMY
tBy United Press cab1egram.,

ATHENS. June 30-Greece moved
rapidly today in action against Ger
many. All Greek representatives in the
Central Powers were formally recalled
and military chiefs summoned to
Athens for conference as to the best
utilization of the army. In the capital
it was confidently expected that Ger
many would respond Immediately with
a declaration of war.
The full war strength of Greece is
some where around 100000 men. Prac-
tically all of this force has been
modified for nearly two years. The
army is formed under the compulsory
service law and is generally regarded
as well disciplined although not as
fully equipped as necessary. When
Venizclos had established his provi-
sional government at Salonika a large
force of soldiers attached themselves
to his standard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
TAKE MORE
SLACkERS
At CARY

:, Gary police cells are filled with daily
additions of slackers alleged slackers
and men charged with violating the
presidents proclamation, or those held
for Chief Bragdon of the Gary branch
Of the department of Justices secret
service forces.
New prisoners listed are John zadrav-
cts. held for Chief Bra gdon- The pris-
oner is an Austrian. William Daniels.
Albert Steinmetz. Housa Lorez, Cole
man Adams, Luke Taylor. Jesus De-
guez and Tim Williams are held for
investigation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
DITCH
INJUNCTION
y. At extreme right, Rear

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. June 30.-An
order was issued yesterday by Judge
Anderson in Federal Court disnissing a
complaint for an injunction filed by the
Public Service Company of Northern
Illinois against Stephen A. Corboy,
drainage commissioner OF the Calumet
ditch. The order sustains a motion for
dismissal filed by Mr.. Corboy. The
court held the complaint invalid for
want of jurisdiction. The complaint of
the Illinois company was that the i'm
provements contemplated by the drain
age commissioner would change the
course of the Little Calumet River and
leave its plant. which is situated on
that stream, without water power.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
GARY SCHOOL BOYS
TO GO ON WAR FARM

Instructor r. NJ. Ladd of Froebel
school Gary, on Monday viii ltake elev-
en- school boys to work on Durham 5
Oaklawn farm, Wayne, Ill. There they
will get a summer course in agricul-
ture. Those who make good will get
SIS a month and board. The boys will
be enrolled by the war department.
Those who have answered the first call
are: Alfred Jackson. Curtis Coons. An
sci Coons. Earl Erickson, Russell Whit
stker. Myer Gordon. Sam Sostock. Joe
Stewart. David Liienthal and Bernard
Sold.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30

menace of death-the savage whine of
German shrapnel flung about between
Bluff and St. Eloi in haphazard way.
and heavy crumps searching for our
batteries in their new positions. and our
shells whistling over in long flights.
Hideous sounds in a CHASTITY scene
which filled me with nausea, so that
wanted not to linger there
But understood this Australians
craving for open-air life. even such open
air. as this.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
RED CROSS NOTICE

Hammond, Ind, June 30.
Subscribers to the War Fund. who
have not made their first payment. due
July 1st, may make payments for the
present in person or by mailing check
to Red Cross War Fund. Chamber of
Commerce, Hammond. Idiana.
Employees of the various factories
may make payments at the factory Of
fee. Proper receipts in due time will
be made 10 all.
A NJ. TURNER. Chairman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
CROWN POINT

Grand Fourth of July picnic al Spring
Hill Grove. Best dance floor in the
state. Be with the crowd. 6:3O:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
BARRIERS NOTICE

The Journeyman BARRIERS Local 322
will hold a special meeting Monday
evening, July End, at Moose Hall.
6-29-2t EXECUTIVE BOARD.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
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Friedens Evangelical Church.
Rev. Peter Well, Pastor.
Sunday school. $40.
Church service, 1890 a. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-06-30
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