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sion TO renew his license heretofore
granted TO him by this Board for
period OF enc year at the following
described location. to-wit:
Front room on the first floor Of the
two-story brick building situated on lot
u. block 9. Bradford Bros addition to
Tolleston. now Gary, Lake County, In
diana. Said room is 40x25xll feet, with
plate glass front. rear and side doors
and faces Broadway and is known as
100 Broadway in the city Of Cary.
Calumet Township. Lake County Indi-
ana
GEORGE RAPAICH.
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Enlist In the
Army of
Common Sense.
sy MOSS.

SUSPICION.
~ Curiosity.
Common sense.
Some folks still
view the ads. in
t h g new spaper
with S u 5 + l.
CION. They cling
to the belief that
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Mar so Apr 8 10
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FOR SALa-I1otel and restaurant bus
mess. West Hammond rent reason
able. \ G, Times, Hammond. 4:l0-6
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

County OF Lallel
Lake Superior Court, May Term. 1915.
FRED ALLEN. GUARDIAN OF
ESTHER ALLEN. MINOR,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. MARCH TERM. 1917. Pc
TER HAND BREWERY COMPANY.
\ CORPoRATION. Us. FRANK Gle
sIEa.SKI. EFT AL CAUSE NO. 1904.
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Dividend Notice

Davenport. Ia April s. 1917
At p meeting of the Board Of Direc-
tors Of the Mid-Continent Consolidate
Oil & Utilities Corporation. held this
daN. a dividend Of l0c per share mas
declared on ali "A stock OF this cor
poraiion outstanding. payable on April
so. 1911 to stockholders of record Ap-
ril Is 1917 A. :. Nelson. Secretary.
Ala
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. N THE LAKE. SUPERIOR
COURT. MARCH TERM 1917.
GOSTLIN. MEYN & COMPANY. A
CORPORATION. vs.. FELrA SOPLA.
EFT AL. CAUSE NO 1901 ACTION
TO FORECLCsE A MORTGAGE
Now comes the plaintiff BY !. E.
Wilson, attorney. and files ITS complaint
herein. together with an affidavit OF q
competent person. showing that the de-
PENDANT. Kataryna spla. is not a resi-
dent Of the State OF Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency Of said action
and that the same VIII stand for trial
al the next term Of said Court, and that
unless she appear and answer or demuf
therein, at the calling of said cause on
the 21st day OF May \. D. 1917 the
same being the Eth day Of the next
term Of said Court 10 be begun ana held
in the Court House Room No. /. at
Hammond. in said County and State on
the second Monday of May. \. D. 1917.
said action viii he heard and determ-
ined in her absence.
In Witness Whereof I hereunto set
my hand and afhx the Seal of said
Court at Hammond this 29th day of
March. 4 d. 1917.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk l.. S {.
By Roscoe Hemstock.
Deputy Clerk.
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By Roscoe Hemstock.
Deputy Clerk.
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FOR SALE Saloon license in West
Hammond; make an OFFER the best
offer gets il. Write r So Times. Ham
mond. 4:l0.6
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HOURS . A. NJ. TO . r. N. DAILY.
PHONE 1887 HAMMOND.
MADAME LEE
.rhe oLp HKL1AaLE sPIRIT MEpTurg

Tho V1sU 1kEIs1AaLE SkAEII ELEuIU z
The highest authority in America on
mediumship. My work Is my religion
ordained by the Universal Spiritual As
sociataion. Seek and We shall find. ask
and ii shall be given thee. TRUTH IS
MIGHTY AND WILL PREVAIL.
To whom conce med: Madame Lee
acknowledged by press and public TO he
without an equal, the peer Of all and the
master mind of spiritual and psychic
phenomena sends this greeting TO ycn.
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NOTICE

Hereafter ra classified ads W.
DO accepted over telephons nnlesS
that person has a telepAone 49,
furnishes us with the correct nU 80
ed.
All persons rIacinS adveIu 80
rnents with rs ovA< phone muss -,
az the office and pay Tor sans .,-a
IN ave days. Otherwise an $50
ehargs OF TEN CENTS VIII Do nI~~S
for COLLECTING.
The best service can be gwen ~ ~
bringing your advertisements " ~ -
Office and pay for same AT t1s -
placing the advertisement.
AXE COUNTY PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING CO.
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APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF
LIQUOR LICENSE

APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF
LIQUOR LICENSE
Notice is hereby given TO the citizens
of the city OF Gary. Calumet Township
Lake County. Indiana. that th7 under
signed male inhabitant of said City
oyer the age OF twenty-one years. and
legal voter thereof and citizen of
the United States. viii apply to the
Board OF County Commissioners of
Lake County. Indiana. al the MAY term,
1917, Of said Board for renewal OF
his said license for the term Of eleven
months. or the fractional part of q year
ending April End. 1915. in compliance
with the act Of the legislature OF 1917,
limiting the time n which intoxicating
liquors may be sod. TO sell spurious.
vinous and malt liquors in less guam
Tires than A quart at a time. with the
privilege OF ALLOWING the same 10 be
drank upon his premises during said
period Of eleven months. That the said
license for which he is now asking re-
newal was granted by the Board OF
Commissioners at its May. 1916. term
for one year and is now in fun Force
for the following described premises,
to-wit: The ground floor front room of
the tvo-story frame building situated
on lot "a, in block y. in the Chicago
Tolleston Land & Investment Compa-
ny's addition to Toileston. now in the
City of Gary. Lake County. Indiana.
The bar room in which said liquors are
to be sold is about 25N30 feet Said bar
room has glass front and has front and
SIDE entrances to sarne. There are liv
ing rooms IN the rear of bar room and
on the second floor Of said building.
said building and bar room face on
Washington street, a public street in
the city Of Cary. Lake County. Indiana.
JOE zARAMSKI
April Is 20
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Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO RENT-Hote1 or large
roorning house. somewhere in Calu-
met region. preferably Indiana Harbor
or East Chicago Write or call % State
St Hammond. or phone 2439. 4:I3:2
WANTED TO Rents room house or
fat south side, by 1st Of May, best
references Phone 1884 Hammond.
4-12-3
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After this date I will not be response
bile for accounts contracted by any one
except myself.
LIGHTED l.. WHITAKER.
4-12-s 526 Murray St. Hammond.
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For Sale-Autornopiles.

FOR SALE-Maxweil 5-pass. 1916 mod
Ell: tmechanical condition l. good
tires, cheap. SIS Eric St, Hammond.
4.TG.S
FOR SALF-Oakland six. used only ;
months. viii sacrifice. Phone 1305R
for demonstration. 4-I2-2t
FOR SALEs--A 7-pass. Chandler in good
running order. A Nanis. Granger.
Whitaker < Co. garage, Hammond.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-5-pass CadiI.
lac in good running order. Address
]. Schloer. 43 Ruth st, Hammond
4:1a
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Real Estate Bargains

MACKENZIE HOME BARGAINS.
Tw-o-fiat frame So #. lot HOFFMAN
ST., newly decorated new electric
light and pumbing fixtures through
out the house. This is an eNcep-
tional bargain and an investment that
cannot be duplicated. Being sacri-
NOTE THIS: The house rents for 80
per mo Tire price is Sl.s0e with
only $3.50 cash down, balance $50 Per
mo- and the ASSESS MENTS PAID
IN FULL. The rentals will more than
pay for it, Hero Is YOUR -.OPPOR-
TUNITY" to make money. Don't let
ST slip. Investigate today
4-room cottage. W. STATE 81 rs
SESSMENTS PAID IN FULL. These
arc priced 70 move at only Sl.o45 with
sl00 cash down and only SIS per mo.
Is there any reason on earth Why even
poor man should pay rent with
such opportunities TO pay for home
Of your own with rent money
Groom msdern residence. PINE ST.,
complete in every detail oak trim.
open stairway. cloak room with
French door. Laundry. fun bathroom
UPSTAIRS and extra iavatory ON first
floor, hardwood floors through the
house. large closets. The house IS
NOW VACANT for immediate posses
sion. Half black from Hammond East
Chicago car line. cash payment or
only SIS will buy this with monthly
payments same as rent
st. just being completed. S14 It lot.
heat. electric light. fixtures. shades.
cabinets. built in buffet. oak trim,
laundry. hot and cold water. \ cozy
home at bargain. Price $3.50 with
5000 cash and 500 per mo.
OTHER BARGAINS IN ALL PARTS
OF THE CITY. orr PRICES CAN
NOT BE BEAT. AND We ARRANGE
TIE TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
We have several choice poultry farm
tracts nearby. also farms for sale on
terms o~ for exchange in Indiana and
Michigan.
LIVE WIRES. ATTENTION.
The best located sa loon property on
STATE LINE ST. in West Hammond
consisting Of so IT. corner lot and two
mercantile ard fiat buildings. One
brick. containing saloon and the frame
adjoining The license and stock Will
be included. We are sole agents for
this and are now prepared 10 take a p
pications from bonsfide purchasers
Agents and pikers need not waste
time.
FRANK J. WACHEWICZ co.
109-155th ST. CIV Ogden.)
Phones: 1617-21Ie-1220J
West Hammond.
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Wanted-Female Help

WANTED - Office clerk +;
must be accurate, reliable
and experienced in clerical
work: steady osition. Apply
at oncel ". B. Conkey Io :,
Hammond.
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For Rent.

FOR RENT-5-room hrioll cottage on
Williams St; ciec. light halh and
large attic. St9 per month. Gail Mrs
carter. PA Hammond. 4.13:1
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ply for said renewal to cover the same
premises, the precise location and de-
seription OF same are as follows:
Lot .. block p. or the c. T. L. & T.
Go. $ Second addition 20 Tolleston. now
in the City Of Gary, Lake County. Indi-
ana, in the front room on the ground
floor OF the two-story brick building
glass front. front and side entrances.
facing public highway known as
ss2-54 Broadway, in the City OF Gary,
Calumet Township. Lake County. Indi-
ana. with permission 70 carry on in
connection herewith the sale of soft
drinks and tobacco
PATRICK FINNERTY.
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Wanted--Male Help.

Nf--1 zVANTED-To learn barber trade.
TOP wages after few weeks Write
Mole- Barber College, los ). stn ave-
Chicago. his. :.
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Board and Room.
Personal.

WANTED-Heirs of Thomas Allen.
formerly of Moberly. Mo. who was
born about 1886. r. Y GeraEhty, Garlic
ton Bldg. St. Louis. Mo. 4.11:4
BUSINESS NOTICE
Chas. Arkin. Jeweler, has no irteres Z
in any other store IN the city. except
the jewelry store at 1b3 State st, Ham
mond-3-26-tf.
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Situations Wanted.

STU ALTON WANTFD-.Ns stationary
engineer by man 45 years old. had %
wears experience. % years al present
position Able to do own repair work.
Also taking care of dynamo. Jack Lea
sure T0s Holman St. Hammond, Ind.
Phone 2427 4:l3:e
WANTED PosITrON-As housekeeper
nv elderly lady Mrs. Allen, box %.
r r. No i. Hammond. 4:t1:2
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Wanted to Buy.

MANTED-Bf Bicycle in good condition;
must be reasonable. Phone 307g
Hammond. 4-12-tf
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TO the beilef that
the merchant Is FORCED TO ad
vertise to get rid of SPURIOUS
GOODS.
Other folks read the ads. out
of CURIOSITY once in awhile
after they have finished every.
thing else in the paper They
think the ads. are a NECES-
SARY EVIL that can be IDIED
OVER.
Then there is the GREAT
GROWING THIRD CLASS. the
people who make it their BUSI-
NESS TO read the ADS. with the
COMMON SENSE purpose OF
KEEPING POSTED on CON-
MERCTAL EVENTS.
The COMMON SENSE read
ers Of this paper. we happen TO
know, are in the GREAT MA
JORITY. They are WISE.
II you have been SUSPICIOUS
or CURIOUS join the RIGHT
THIN KING THRONG AT
ONCE.
Make It your business to BEN
Eft YOURSELF nv WATCH
ING the ads. REGULARLY in
the COMMON SENS7 WAY.
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ANTFD-Nen at Gibson transfer. Ap.
pIv Cent Foreman. steady Work, sogs
psy Take Cary Interurban, gel 81
T.. c. T. yards
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Reads your life from cradle to grave.
Powers wonderful. indisputable.
Advice clear, information precise con
corning love, courtship, marriage. di-
Vorce, sales. wills, patents, journeys, in
vestments friends. enemies. whom 10
trust, whom 10 avoid, when YOU will
marry, teach you how to fsscinate any
one. how 10 marry the one Of your
choice quickly, to give you luck remove
evil influences, reunfte separated. de-
Velop mediums, show you how to gain
the most profit i'm any business under
taking: the poor man is entitled 10 sue =
cess. can gain well as the rich. No
letters answered. Bring ad for reduced
prices.
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Horses and Cattle,

FOR SALE head of mares and
horses. 1000 to 100 lbs; some good
farm mares: half set of double har-
ness cheap. lis Fsyette ST.. Hammond.
4q-H
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CECIL ROWE AND GRACE ROWE.
HIS WIFE.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale to me
directed from the Clerk of the Lake
Superior Court. 1 will expose to public
sale to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, at the east door Of the Court
House in Crown Point Indiana on
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notice Ola RENEW.AL

April : Is 20
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BROODER STOVES styles at $11.T5
TO SIS. Maginot Bros. Cyphers and
Buckeye agents. ia Fayette ST., Ham
mond. 2.1Ttf
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r. G. MILLER ISIS STATE ST.
Phone 1895 Hammond.
A.fT A
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Lew > T. B-AFtN rs,
Sheriff Lake County. Indiana
NOTICE OF RENEWAL or RETAIL
LIQUOR LICENSE

- - AiAiSUAAs
Atty. for Plaintiff.
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fors see that no day passes in
which you do not make yourself
somewhat better creature, and in
order to do this, find out first what
you are now. If you do DOT dare
to do this, find out why you do not
dare, and try to get strength of
heart enoug to look yourself fairly
in the face, in mind as we'll as
body. Always have two mirrors
on your toilet table, aud see that
with proper care you dress both
mind and body before them daily,
Count yourself richer that day
you discover new fault in your
self-not richer because it is there,
but richer because it is no longer
hidden fault; and if you have
not found all your faults, pray to
have them revealed to you, even if
the revelation must come in a wav
that hurts your pride.-Selected.
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NUMBER 81

take to cleanse the eye of your
fellowman. Many gambler,
many drunkard. many a thief
and msny liar would have been
pure and righteous If they had un-
derstood that loose rein to pas
sion and appetite would lead them
to destruotion-but they didn't
know themselves.
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A Few Words to Girl Wage
Farmers.

Girls. let me advise you. Don't
try to dress like the "girl of means"
You cannot cope with them; and it
is misery and folly to try, although
this is the chief mistake girl wage
earners make.
Economy, grace and neatness
will make you just as charming as
the "girl higher up' in the fnan-
cial world. Feathers don't make
fine birds. A neat white waist and
black skirt look we'll on most
girls; and an honest gentleman
will love you as readily as if you
wore silk.
Of all things disgusting, "living
above ones means is the climax
1t shows a lack of common sense.
Always look nice. No objections
are had to beautiful clothes; but
many girls misapprehend the idea
of "beautifuI." It's not the silks
and satins that's most beautiful.
Be modest, faithful, economical
and true and you will not always
be "wage Garner"
Worry not over present condi.
tions. Simply do your duty.
You will become the happy bride
of gallant gentleman and live in
the paradise Of love if you choose
at all times and places to be lady.
of Truth.
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To undertake to fathom the nv

To undertake to fathom the mys.
teriousness of human conduct is a
job of infinite magnitude. You
may labor and groan under the
burden until you give way in pur.
pose, and you are no nearer a solu-
ton than when you first began.
The motives that actuate are so
many and 80 complex, that we are
absolutely unable to discover the
cause, although we may see and
feel the effect. Then as we cannot
know and understand others,
would it not be we'll for us to study
ourselves, and try to know our.
selves. Here is where our trouble
comes from failing to understand
the impulses and emotions of our
being. We are frequently led by
sin and folly because we have fail
ed to regard the field and play of
our inclinations. We know not
how to trust them, nor what
wonderful progress is made when
habit fastens its insatiate greed up.
on US. We may hate sin, and then
learn to love it by constant associa.
ton. Study to know yourself, and
the mote will be removed froru
your own eye before you under
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Have no contempt for the beliefs
of those whom you think K are in the
wrong. The attitude of contem o
is detrimental to the mind, there.
fore we cannot afford to have con.
'empt for anything.
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Faults.

We all have our faults, certainly,
but we are apt to make the con
fession too glibly, and too often it
covers multitude of sins. The
fact that to err Is human, and that
nobody is perfect, reconoiles us
very often to our share of erring
and to our lack of perfection. The
trouble is that our short comings
do not appear serious enough to US.
We make too much of the doctrine
of human fallibility. Some one
I Ills of good old woman who said
that she found a great deal of com.
fort in the doctrine of total de-
pravity. And there would seem
to be many more of us who find
immense comfort in the doctrine
Of total depravity. And there would
seem to be many more of us who
would find immense comfort in the
doctrine that sinlessness is impos-
slble. We ought not to use this
great misfortune of our race, how
ever, to make cover for any
larger share of erring and failure
than is necessary. We ought to
be ashamed to hide ourselves away
under this fimsy refuge.
OF course we all have faults, but
we ought to have just as few as
possible, and those we discover in
ourselves ought not to appear aftsr
wards. \ Some one says that the
true science Of living is not to
make no mistakes, but not to repeat
our mistakes. We ought to learn
by experience. The mistake of
today should be corrected in to-
morrow's living.
The same should be true of
faults: they should not be kept
after detection. Ruskin has this
good advice for young people:
MAKE sure that however good
you may be, you have faults; that
however dull you may be, you can
find out what they are; and that
however slight they may be, yon
would better make some patient
effort to get rid Of them. There
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
RECEIVE REPORTS TO-DAY
ON ARMY Y. M. C. A. WORK
Campaign Committee CnIIcI to Hc,r
or ProSrcns Mndc in Canvns.
OF Richmond

John T. Wilson. general chairman of
the campaign committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, last nirhl
called n special meeting Of the com
mittee and workers in the Campaicn
now being conducted in Richmond.
which will be held at noon to-day i'm
the directors room of the Bank of
Commerce and Trusts. The meeting
was called for the purpose OF receiving
reports on the progress made hy the
committee in completing tho $4,000
fund. and TO outline plans for con-
tinu!ng the movement until the moncv
is raised
Several members OF the campaign
committee made highly encourag ing
reports last nigh; of the money al
ready pledged 10 the association that
II may continue its army work and
II is expected that the reports to hc
made this morning will show the fund
nearly complete. Desperate efforts ~,
being made by individual members OF
the committee to complete tho fund as
quickly as possible that other wort
may he undertaken
Reports from throughout the State
are TO the effect that the general
campaign for sl25.oo0 in Virginia is
meeting with generous support, and
the money is expected to be raised
before the expiration OF the time limit
Flans are being completed for the as
sociations work in the army camps I'm
this district. and every detail will he
arranged before tho arrival Of tho SOL
diers within the next few weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
YOUTH ADMITS CHARGE
OF TWENTY FORGERIES
Maurice Salon,onsky. Fifteen. Alleged
10 Have Signed Name Of Mrs.
Mitchell To Checks.

Admitting twenty forEeries. to,alling
$-o2. Maurice Salomonsky age fifteen
years Is being held for the action of
The Jlnyenilc and Domestic Relation
Court. The lad was taken into custody
yesterday afternoon by Detective Cor
don =. Smith. Later. the checks. which
were drawn on the account OF Mrs
Lula Mitchell. of 5o2 North Fifth street.
were gathered by Detective Smith All
had been cashcd :: tho grocery cst1b-
lishment Of :. Ul!man's son, sos East
Marshall Street
Young Salomonsky's specula,icns have
extended over period OF ninety days.
and the money. he told Detective smith.
went cor the carnival. trip TO Wash
incion. and other forms Of amusement.
When arrested, the boy had in mis- pos
session $40 in currency. y revolver.
which he had purchased through Il
negro boy WIS recovered from . com
panion
The foreeriss we're discovered when
Mrs. Mitchell had her bank book bal
anced. She suspected SalomonsEy who.
when apprchsnded. made fru!tl.ss
dash for liberty The boy then admitted
his guilt
At ullman's it was stated ma, when
some question vas raised about SAL
omonskys frequent appearance vim
checks. he explained that collector.
w"r" constantly At the door az tn.
Mitchell residence. and that Mrs Mitch.
q! kept no money on hand.
Young Saiomonsky is AT present on
probation as the result Of re,-n, ,rnl!-
bic, II * claimed tic lives q, 5lu l:ay,
i..lEn Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-07
COMFORTS FOR SAILORS
Mrs. Gay Montague Wexford Call, on
Women Of State to Knit for
Sirgfnia's Grew

AS sponsor for the battleship Vir-
GINA, Mrs. Gay Montague Wexford,
uaush.ef OF CONGRESSMAN and Mrs.
Andrew Jackson Montague. has called
upoh the women Of this State to offer
their services 10 knit comforts for
the members Of the crew of the big
warshiD named for Old Dominion. To
this end Mrs. Wexford has addressed
AN open letter TO the women of Vir-
GINA
inc comforts needed consist of
khittcd sleeveless Jackets, mittens and
munlers Many States have provided
tnesc articles for the buejackets on
the warships. The wool for set.
Huailty ana color approved by the
navy department. knitting instruc-
lions and designs. may be purcha sed
Tor *Z.bo upon application to Kirk
wood Mitchell, secretary of the Rich
mona Branch. Navy League, 215 west
Grace street Further information viii
ne furnished by Mrs. Landon Garter
wexford, 1858 Monument Avenue.