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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-17
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-

NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PUR-
CHASE LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of the City of Hammond North Town
ship. Lake County. Indiana. that The
undersigned is a male ~inhabftant and
resident of said City. Township. county
and state and over the age of twenty
one cd years that have resided in
tho State Or Indiana for more than one
year and in the city or Hammond.
North Twp. axe County. Indiana. FOR
more than six 60 months prior ia The
date of this notice. and am q aaaIihed
voter thereof; that I am a citizen OF
the United States of America and a man
of good moral character. that I VIII
apply 10 the Board of County Commits
siouers OF Lake County. Indiana. on the
first Monday in May. 1917. 10 pur-
chase license to sell spurious. vinous
n malt liquors IN less quantities than
1--WE 60 gallons al one time, from Il. G.
Henderson,; the said license to sell in
toxicating liquors ait retail having been
granted 10 the said Il. C. Henderson, BY
the Board Of County Commissioners ~
Lake County, Indiana. at their Nav
term. 1915. for q period Of one year
from said date. The precise location
where liquors arc 10 be sold is as fol-
lows:
The ground floor front room Of the
two-story concrete building situated
on west ] Of lot .. block .. Original
Town Cnow Citv) Of Hammond. Lake
County, Indiana. Said room faces
north on State street. a public highway
in the said CRY of Hammond The bar
is located on the west side Of said room.
There is one front door and ono side
door. Room has glass front and am of
the interior Of said room can be seen
from the said state street. IN Hammond.
Lake County. Indiana.
ERNEST kALLAWAY.
l. 81 NAV
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Took Her Down a PEG

One Of the anecdotes in Gamaliel
Bradford's Portraits Of Women" de-
seribes an encounter between George
Ticknor. the Boston publisher. and
Lady Holland. ~ understand. Mr..
Ticknor," said Tie naughty ruler Of
London society. THAT New England
was originally settled by couvicts.'
II was not aware Of that. Ticknor re
piled promptly. 'hut know that some
early settlers in Massachusetts,
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April 5 10 Il
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The grandparents Of little Virginia
were recently visiting her and one day
her grandfather. whom she called
"hampa,' happened IA - upstairs
when the maid called dinner. The
grandmother. accompanied by Virginia.
went to the foot Of the stairs and called
grandfather to hurry Waiting q few
moments and not seeing her grand
father appear, she said "Bampa Is
slow. hurrving, isn't hep"
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HOURS 2 \ ri. TO 2 p II. DAILY.
PHONE 2637 HAMMOND.
MADAME LEE

rhe OLD RELIABLE SPIRIT DrEDIUN
The highest authority in America On
fnediumship. M work IS my religion.
ordained b. the Universal Spiritual As
sociatai0n. Seek and We shall Gnd. ask
and it shall be given thee. TRUTH IS
MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
: To whom concerned: Madame Lee.
acknowledged by press and public to be
without an equal. the peer Of all and the
master mind of spiritual and psychic
P~henomena. sends this greeting 70 acu.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-17
SALOON

ROOFING OF ALL KINDS, RECoAT-
ing and repairing. Lnndt Roofing Co,
phone 467 Hammond. 3t5f.lu
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Miscellaneous.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. Super
Nising Architects office. Washington.
D. e.. April -. 19I7.-Sealed proposals
VIII he opened in this office ct 3 j.. Ia.
May TO, 1917, for 2 new heating boiler.
etc "a the United States post office and
courthouse At Hammond. Ind. in &C
cordance with drawings and specfhca-
ton. copies Of which may be had at this
office or at the office Of the custodian,
Hammond, Ind, in the discretion Of the
Supervising Architect. Jas. 4. Wetmore.
Actlng SunerNislng Arehiteet. 4ll.6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR RENEWAL OF LIQUOR
LICENSE TO RETAIL INTOX-
eating LIQUORS

Notice is hereby given to the citizens
Of Gary. Calumet Township. Lake
County. Indiana. that the Undersigned
Fred Behn, is a male inhabitant and
resident Of said city. Township. Coun-
~ and State and over the age of
twenty-one t2D years. that he has re-
sided in the State Of Indiana for more
than one year and in the City OF Cary.
Calumet Township. Lake County. In
diana, for more than six go months
prior to the date Of thus notice and ia
q qualified voter thereof. that he * 2
citizen of the United States OF America
and a man Of good moral character.
that he viii apply TO the Board or
County Commissioner Of Lake County.
az Crown Point. Indiana. on the first
Monday III May. 1917. The same being
the eth day Of Nav. 1917. for p reneval
of a license TO sell At retail. spurious.
viuous and malt liquors. said license
TO he renewed being heretofore issued
to mo ~ said Board Of County COM
missioners IN MAY, 1916. for a period Of
one year from date.
The precise location where The lio-
uors are to he sold by the provision or
the said license 10 be renowed is as
follows:
The front ground floor room OF a
two-story frame building. located on
lot one, block two, in the Town OF
Clark NOW City Of Cary. in Section
36. Township 81 North. Range . West
The room where said liquors are to be
sold and drunk Is \ room % feet wide
by 80 feet long in the front part of the
above described building and fronts on
Clark road, a public street in said CITY.
Said room has glass front. front and
side entrances, There arc living rooms
above and In The rear Of said saloon.
FRED Benin.
April 3 10 III
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MONEY! o LOAN - Five year term.
Money TO loan at S per cent in the
Calumet region on choice resident and
business property. E. E Pierson. with
Lake County Savings & Trust Co., Ham
mond. Ind. Phone 400. S:I-.3
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CINDERS GIVEN
AWAY
Apply at
HAMMOND
D~TSTILIING co.
Money to Loan

WE LOAN ANYoNE-s5 to $40
on THEIR OWN NOTE # they
are househo1ders or have 3
steady position. LEGAL RATES
GUARANTEED By OUR BOND
TO THE STATE. IS onlv 80
cents for 1 month. Pay as Won can
by the week or month. PRIVATE
and CONFIDENTIAL ALWAYS
Loans anywhere in the CATU-
NET district. LAKE COUNTY
LOAN co. % RIMBACH BLOCK
cover Lion Store). Hammond.
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NOTICE or RENEWAL OF LIQUOR
LICENSE.
Notice il hereby given 70 the citizens
Of Cary, Calumet Township. Lake
County. Indiana. that the undersigned
John Blade. John Anderson and Carl
Anderson. are male Inhabitants and
residents OF said City. Township. Coun-
and state. and over the age Of
twenty-one yesrs that they have re-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-04-17


%otice IS hereby given TO the citizens
Of Gary. Talunet Township. Lake cum
.y. Ind. that the Undersigned. Chal'os
Biazi. is n male inhahitant and pas
sessed or all the qualifications required
by the laws Of the State Of Indiana to
entitle him TO he the holder Of a license
to sell spurious. vinous and malt liz
uors in the said Cry Of Gary at re-
tail; that he will apply TO the Board or
County Commissioners Of said County
Of AXE on the first day Of the regu-
lar May. 1917. term Of said Board for
a renewal OF a certain retailers liquor
license which was heretofore issued by
said Board or County Commissioners
for a term of one year from May /.
1915: that said license granted the
right 10 sell spirituos. vinous and malt
liquors with the privilege Of allowing
the same to be drunk on the premises
where sold, which said premises are
described as follows:
The front room on the ground floor
OF the two-story brick building, sit-
uated on lot seven "a. block twenty
che C2l), Chieago-Tolleston Land and
investment Company's Second C2nd)
addition TO Tolleston. nov in the city
Of Gary. Lake County, Indiana. SAID
room is 60x23x1e feet and faces Broad
way. = public highway. and IS known
as s24 Broadway. Gary. Lake County.
Indiana.
Signed. CHARLES BIAGI
A ---T = 81
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April 5 no III
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OLD Il TEFTI
matter IL broken.
set Send by parcel
check by return mai
5th ST. Philadelphia
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lyANTED-Pattern makers. to@i n aa5v,
ers and all around m~achlniso ,1en:
give fuit paIIicUHai 4:t0tl
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". A~TEp-aIen at Gibson transfer. Aps3
pIv GEM Foreman. steady woFA, So a.
ma TAKE Gary 1btcrurban, eeN oHo@F
h. q u yards. -
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This famous Palmist reads your en-
Tire life from cradle to old age. tust
rs the hand indicates. Gives you
dates and facts; tells you what has
passed in life and what In happening
without asking a single question. She
does not tell things to please. Bnt
reads things Just as the hands indi.
cate. tells you TIE planets you were
horn under. the lucky and unlucky
planets. when aud where you will
marry. settles and explains love. ram.
fly troubles. marriage. divorce, health,
BUSINESS. law suits, s~peculations. IN.
~vestments. transactions OF all kinds.
In fast. no matter what your hope.
fear or ambition. come to this noted
PaTmist and find help. There u no
heed for anyone to - unsuccessful.
her &Hviee removes all trouble. SIZE
guarantees satisfaction or no charge.
Her readings are strictly confidential
Osu and consult her free.
CONSULTATION AT TIE OFFICE
ONLY.
225 State ST., Hammond.
Three Doors East Of
Pogtoffice.
Phone TIA
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Wanted-Mal Help.

I1s-N wANrEp-ro learn barber ttaae.
Ton wages after few weeks W. III
Nte,er Barber College, l0o s on A.,
chicago. Ills. -
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Furniture Upholstered,
Remarked

Mattresses made to order. Called for
and delivered. Hammond Furniture Hos
pital. 32S Holman. Phone 2462 Ham
mond. 4.I2tf
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR RE
NEWAL OF RETAILERS LIQUOR
LICENSE
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WANTEp- Don (
pan 81 to $40 per
post ana receive
T. Mazer. 2007 s.
Pa. f.i3.T
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For Flats.
Wanted to Rent

WANTED To RENT-Four or Broom
cottage near me Green line or South
depot. about Mas f. Call Mrs. r.
+ Brown, 1895 Hammond. f-I6-2
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PETITION OF BANKRUPT FOR
DISCHARGE.
N THE MATTER OF DE WITT G
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zrrN wANTED-Chapiu g. Co, Cotuna-
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Fer Rent-Flats.

FOR RENT-FIVe-roon1 modern fat:
elec. aud gas. heat furn- SOS Ingra-
ham ave- West Hammond 4.ts.1
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For

FOR sALE-Pigeons. working homers.
for sGuab raising; cheap if sold az
once. All guaranteed pairs. Phone 120Ai
Indiana Harbor. 1914 Fir ST. Ans
Hispano América., 1917-12-30

En- esumen :-Creemos que dos han
sido las principles causas de la in
~justicia que hemos venido comentan-
do: los fines egoistas de unos GUAM
tos. V la ignorancia de la mayoria.
Decimos ode unos cuantos" porque
'los grandes responsables", los que
en- pos de un objeto POGO escrupuloso
han traficado con las miserias mexi-
canas, sol unos cuantos que va la O.
pinion sensata comienza a senalar.
Ellos son los que sabiamente han eX-
plotado esa perversa inclination del
vulgo a dar mas credito al infundio
cuando viene revestido con las galas
de la fantasia, que a la verdad cuando
Sc presenta con sus sobrias vestidu-
ras.
Demasiado han sabido ellos que,
cuando Sc logra inculcar una menti-
"a de c~ualquier indole en- ell espiritu
de las masas, estas, IN su primitive
rsciocinio, acaban por admitirla CO.
mo verdad dogmatica, formandose
luego ell consiguiente prejuicio; y los
prejuicios, como las costumbres, ejer-
cen mayor Influenza en- ell criterio de
los pueblos que los frios dictados de
ia razon.
Por ESQ es, aun, mas dificil la tarea
de los que Sc han propuesto ell escla-
re cimiento de la verdad. Nobilisimo
y digno de TODD encomio es tai pro-
p6sito, que, como todas las empresas
de tan elevadas miras, reclama teso-
O de energia para avasallar obsta-
Hispano América., 1917-12-30
LAS CASAS DE COMERCIO Y
LA NAVIDAD EN- SAN
FRANCISCO

Siguiendo la costumbre, que va ca
81 tiene fuerza de ley en- San Fran
cisco y en- muchas otras p~oblacio-
mes de los Estados Unidos, los en-
pleados recibieron, Ell dia "a del ac-
tual y con motive de las fiestas de
navidad, magnificos regalos en- me-
talico.
Las casas enviaron tambien a los
campamentos militares ~obsequios a
los empleados llamados al servicio
ultimamente.
Sc cree que las casas m%exicanas y
las hispanoamericanas que aun no 10
han hecho, 10 haran con motive del
II nuevo, pues Sc la ge-
nerosidad de mexicanos e hispanoa-
mericanos en- todas parties y a1n Sc a.
segura que es superior a la de los a
mericanos.
Hispano América., 1917-12-30

ICON motive de la Inauguration
de los trabajos del Club "Tenoxti-
tlan, agrupacion que tiene como mi
ra la muy alta y loable de dar a como
Ger a Mexico en- los Estados Uni
dos, una corriente de simpatia de
los mexicanos que ven dicha labor
sc ha manifestado en- varias for
mas. "Hispanoamerica" tiene a ga
la publican hoy en- sus columnas ell
siguiente a~rticulo que Sc refiere a
las causas del erroneo conocimien-
to de Mexico por los americanos.
Ell articulo esta dedicado a la Sc
norita Dona Maria Ibarra, MEM
bro del Club Tenoxtitlan.)
Hispano América., 1917-12-30

Quien haya seguido de cerca la CO.
rriente de la opinion publica en- este
pals, no habra dejado de notar la
reaction cue, apenas perceptible en-
un principle, POGO a POGO ha lido to-
mando cuerpo en- forma de un gene
raj movimiento de simpatia hacia Me-
xico, y de interes por conoce las
v~erdaderas causas de la CONFUSION q
ha destrozado la existencia de csc
pueblo durante los ultimos amos.
FL case Mexico" va no es un "su-
jeto interesante" para dar paste a las
especulaciones cientificas de tai o
cual etnologo conocido, o a la fanta-
STA de cualquier escritor de asuntos
sensacionales. No es va ell problema
abstracto cuya unica importancia con-
sistia en- proporcionar temas al "di-
letantismo" cientifico literario. Los
ecos de la gran tragedia mexicana
han llegado hasta la conciencia de
parte considerable del pueblo ameri-
cano, atrayendo su atencion y hacien-
dolo comprender la necesidad de una
pronta accion para averiguar la YER
dad acerca de la nacion v%ecina.
va era tempo! De ~justicia ele-
mental es que al fin la voz de la OPT
MON publica Sc subleve contra los
sangrientos insultos y desatinadas "a
cusaciones que, con odiosa persisten-
cha, han estado azotando la faz de csc
pueblo dolorido, hiriendolo en- sus
sentimientos mas hondos. Vanamente
ha esperado, aho tras ano, la bora de
la reivindicacion; la bora suprema de
la liquidation de cuentas, en- que, al
lado de la intemperancia de los acu-
sadores, Sc yerga, valerosa, la protes-
ia de los defensores que abonen 10
mucho que hay que abonar en- ell ere
ditto de un pals donde las virtudes de
la generosidad, de la cortesia y de la
hospitalidad sin tasa, campean, triun-
fadoras, bajo el azul maravilloso de su
cielo, en- la fragancia exquisite de sus
vergeles y en- las escarpas de sus sic
rras bravias.
En- esta dura etapa de la historic
del mundo en- que dos civilizaciones
antagonicas Sc destrozan sacrifican-
do generaciones enteras; en- que ell
dolor asienta su pesada mole sobre Ell
Hispano América., 1917-12-30
Sc ha herido ell Alma de I'm Pueblo

oulos, y de fe para sobrellevar los
descalabros y desazones.
Largo y escabroso el canine que
'toGavia hay que recorrer:-Se trata
de destruir un prejuirio habil y meto-
dicamente ~fomentado; de despertar
Ia, conciencia de TODD un pueblo, y
dc imponer la reivindicacion de una
aza
JULIO ARRIBAT.
Hispano América., 1917-12-30

corazon desgarrado de los pueblos, ell
Humanitarismo pone en- juego todas
sus energias, y su agente nobilisimo,
la Carload, derrocha sus dones, resta-
nando sus heridas, llevando una SON
risa donde solo hay lagrimas, y un ra-
yo dc luz donde solo imperan las ne
gruras de una noche cruenta; y asi
hemos visto como tiende su mano ge-
nerosa a Belgica, Armenia, Servia;
como ha llevado pan a los huerfanos
de F~rancia, y como ha llevado pala-
bras de consuelo a los opresos de Po-
lonia. Y en- medic de esta fiesta pom
posa de la Carload, Mexico, cruel
mente herido esbozaba una sonrisa
de frio escepticismo. Tambien el ha
sufrido mucho y de mucho tempo;
tque pena, fisica o moral, no ha en-
cajado las garras en- su pecho? Sin
embargo, ninguna voz amiga habia
~respondido a sus quejas impartiendo-
lie Ell sOcorro de una palabra de alien
to; ningun gesto de ~condolencia en-
sus horas aciagas; y 81, de cuando en-
vez, el atigazo candente del insulto
%surcandole Ell rostro.
sCual fue la causa de esta general
injusticia? Use debio, quizas, a que
era necesario que una honda conmo-
cion como 10 es Ell conflicto europeo,
agitara los sentimientos humanos en-
sus fibras mas intimas para veneer ell
egoismo natural de la especie, des-
pertando ell espiritu latente de soil
daridad y desprendimiento? lFue cul-
pa, acaso. de la ignorancia en- que los
pueblos viven inc de otros? o, por
ultimo, use debio a que informacio-
mes torcidas con intencion malevo-
la desvirtuaran los hechos, predispo-
niendo la opinion publica en- contra
dc TODD un pals a quien Sc declare ma
cionalmente responsible de los cri-
menes de unos cuantos salteadores de
caminos?
Creemos que algo debe de haber
de estas razones Por una parte Ell po-
co conocimiento de la idiosincracia
del pueblo mexicano y de las condi-
clones politico-sociales que rigen su
vida nacional; y por la otra, la nefas-
ia campana de la prensa t~endenciosa,
cultivando la noticia falsa y Ell edito-
rial sofistico, han lido descarriando.
insensiblemente, Ell criterio general
hasta l~levarlo a Greer en- un Mexico
conventional donde solo tienen abri-
go Ell crimen y la infamia.
TODD ha contribuido a fomentar es-
ia odiosa justification: desde Ell arti-
culo de magazine" del escritorzuelo
que hace su vida brindando a los lee
torres las burdas filfas de su fantasia,
hasta Ell cinematografo, que en- su ne
cesidad de producer "cosas sensacio-
males" que satisfagan Ell morboso "a
petite del publico por TODD 10 que
provoca emociones violentas, ha for
jado en- Ia mente popular un Mexico
fo11at;nacon
The Washington times., 1917-07-29
HOW CUBIST PAINTER PICTURES LIFE ON THE BATTLE FIEI
CHESTER POLITICS
DLAMEDFORRIOT
TWOMORE KILLED

CHESTER, Pa, July 2o>-Two men
were killed and two injured when a
/ squad OF deputy sheriffs and special
policemen ran into an ambush form
ed by rioting negroes here last night.
The dead;
DAVID SCHWARTZ. eighteen years
old, deputy sherini; shot In right lung.
Unidentified negro, who was .
special offcer acting as chauffeur OF
the car carrying the peace officers
The injured:
Charles ROLES, S26 Lafayette street,
Collingdale, Pa, who shot deputy
aheriff; wounded IN the shoulder: con-
ditIon serious.
Floyd Terrell Of Chester, deputy
sheriff; shot in shoulder; condition
serious.
The townspeople are up IN arms and
n political upheaVal may be the nnaI
result Of this week OF bullets, death
and bloodshed
Frank Meadows, . negro, was shot
down in cold blood and then beaten
and kicked by the mob as he emerged
from his place OF employment the
Chester shipbuilding plant He died
late yesterday.
As MEADOWS sank to death the
body Of william Mckinney, whites
whose death at the hands Of q negro
was the signal for the riot to begin.
was being lowered into its grave a.
the Catholic cemetery, the funeral
procession being under guard OF StAts
poles and deputy shsrtffs
The body OF Joseph McCann. the
other white victim, VIII be buried on
Monday.
Throughout Chester the charge b
made by citizens the Mcclure Rspub-
Hcan organisation has for years made
political capital OF the crimes Of the
negroes and that q negro could com
NIT anything short OF murder and Be
fairly certain Of escaping severe pun
ishment
A reporter who looked up a num-
Der of cases where negroes had been
arrested made several discoveries that
lend strength TO the charge. Some
OF these follow:
Elijah Brown. negro, was arrested
July .. suspected of baing q pick
pocket He was searched at the po-
lice station and was relieved OF q re-
volver, fully loaded, two extra bullets
and two blank cartridges Brown
was nned 80 and costs BY Magistrate
Lsary, designated by Mayor MeD0wall
as police Judge at City Hall The fns
was paid and Brown escaped facing q
jury.
The Washington times., 1917-07-29
THIRD INFANTRY
WILL Be MERGED
WITH STATE UNITS

The Third Infantry Regiment Of
the District National Guard went a
step nearer the battle lines Of France
today, when orders were received
consolidating it with other State
troops to form the Twenty-ninth
Tactical Division.
Preparations Immediately were
put under way to leave camp at Fort
Meyer for a Southern training camp
for intensive training. Admission,
Ala, is the tentative site selected by
the War Department for troops Of
this division.
d. 6. Troops To Be Merged.
The District troops will be merged
with two regiments of New Jersey
infantry. the First regiment OF Della
ware. and field artillery batteries OF
Virginia to form q provisional bril-
gade.
Brig. Gen. Charles W. Barber.
commanding the First brigade Of New
Jersey infantry, is in receipt OF or
ders from Governors Island. authoriz-
ing the consolidation Of State troops.
Geenral Barber will be In command
OF the organization Of the division.
The Third regiment infantry has
been In camp at Fort Myer since war
was declared with Germany in April
Before being drafted into the Federal
service on July 10, every unit was up
to recognized war strength. CoL
Glendie B. Young II commanding Of
ficer.
Orders were issued several months
ago directing the District troops to 20
into camp at Fort Myer to prepare the
men for intensive training in q South
Carolina concentration camp.
seagirt to BE Headquarters.
The administrative affairs of the
entire division organization will be
carried on from Seagirt, N. J., where
the State troops are now In camp. un-
til the consolidation OF the division at
Admission, Ala
Following Is q complete list of the
organizations comprising the division;
Infantry organizations-One Now
Jersey brigade, First Fourth, and
Fifth Regiments and brigade head
quarters. One Maryland brigade,
First. Fourth, and Fifth Regiments
and brigade headquarters One brI-
gade Virginia, First, Second, and
Fourth Regiments and brigade head
quarters
Field artillery-Batteries A, B, and
c, New Jersey; Batteries, A, B, and C,
Maryland; Batteries A and B, District
The Washington times., 1917-07-29
CENTRAL COLISEUM.

A one-step contest. open % all. Is
TO be held at the American Dansante
Gardens at Central Coliseum tomor-
row, for which a prize OF $3.50 in
gold is offered the winning couple.
Other special events announced for
the week include fOXtrOt and waltz
ing contests. to he held on Wednesday
and Saturday nights. A good dancing
floor, excellent music. and courteous
attendants are offered at the Central
Coliseum for the dancing public. Per-
feet ventilation keeps the hall at a
comfortable temperature at all times