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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-22
IN THE
SQUARED CIRCLE

STEVE Ketchels Chicago lightweight.
is on his way to Fvance and war. Steve
is going to drive an ambulance This
information was given out by Kid How
ard. at whose gymnasium Steve trained
for. his battles with the gloves.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-22
THE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Yesterdays Results.
All games postponed; rain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-05-22

'Batted for Howath in the 9th.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-11

aT0 Garland Daniel Orrell. Chix
97t Robert TAYLOR Estes, ChiX
272 Fred Carl Wcstshal Chix
27s Harry Hammerly Chix
27A John Clinton Fiyrear ehix
275 Robert Randolph Hadley
chlx
27G clarias Lester oliver. chix
377 Harold Raynal Albert, chix
2TS Glen Baxter Chlx
21g Jesse T. Duncan. Chix
2Na 0aksie Abingdon Parson, ChiN
9Sl John Hin Duncan Chix
aS2 John Jaw Hudel, Chix
sK8 Aibert RAYMOND Collins. Chix
2S4 William Wade O'Nlell Chix
2S5 Cecil Albert Sanford chix
aS6 Bernard Alton Duffy ChiX
285 Oscar sherman Peck. ChiX
26S Albert Lucian Hall, Chix
2sg Lafayette Cantrelle Wright,
Chix
800 Clarence Leroy Larson, Chix
24l Frederick Reginald Harrison,
ChiX
292 James Albert Damell. Chix
293 Oscar White, Cleburne. Texas
2af Arthur Leo Norvell ChiX
2g5 William Bell Byers Chix
eg6 William Augusta Dctine
~ Reno Okla
2g7 William Finkner Darlington
Chix
a9s James ERNEST Orrel Chix
qa Carter Reese snarecr. Chix
soc II NJ Smith ir. Chix
aOl Raymond Bruce Patterson
Chix
.aaa orosneh Claude Delaite, ChiN
203 John Theodore Cockus. Chix.
304 Bcn r. Harrison Chix
sos James WilliaW Bird, ChiX
306 Alvin Durie Wallace Chix
aa7 Cecil Vanfe Hemphill, ChiX
30S Ira Balm. Chix
9na Frcd Brandt Griffith. Chix
210 Iohn Laonev Wallace, Chix
S1i Roscoe Bleyel Atos, Chix
3t2 pam Perry chix.
313 Farl Benjamin STgIestersbacA,
Chlx
sta sheiley Robinson Stone, ehix
315 j.. Erwin Poole, Chix
a1e Cecil 0ruev MarFs. Chix
317 Leo Glen Harvey Chix
2tS Gsa Allen Neal ChiX
31a Guv Joseph Gabriel Minco
320 0llie Frank Allen, Minco
221 David. Franklin Burleson,
Minco
392 Herman kuhlman, Minco
223 Seah Burton. Mineo
324 Benno Bosler. MincO
325 Ben Harrison Barr Minco
326 Thomas Webster Renfroc,
Minco
327 Claude Custer Williams, Minco
32S Andrew Dries Minco
so Duke Mcdaniel. Minco
$50 Case Alexandra Reesor, Minco
2a1 Iohn Barr Jr., Minco
1872 Edmond Rim Mineo
9a2 BENJAMIN r. Carroll Minco
334 Jesse Ollie Green, Minco
335 Addie King Minco
1886 Dean Clark Oldham, Minco
327 Harry William Howery Min@o
33S Bert Long, Minco
800 Earl Lair. Minco
$40 Earl Lee Jameson, Minco
34l George Richardson Mlnca
sac Fred NJ. Jones Minco
ada Edward Lewis Horn Mine0
344 Charlie Beall, Minco
345 Jack Elkins, Minco
2Ae Arthur Wormington, Minco
PAT Erred Lesley. Minco
34S Lewis Rim Minco
aAq Iulian Pierson, Minco
$50 Herbert RAYMOND Rider
Chattanooga Okla
s5l CIeyclapd Richardson, James
town Tom
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-11

registration cards are n thf pNs-
session uf thls local board
Following IS the ist 81 names % ma
eith serial number et opposite 81 ali
reglslranis ln Grady county for ihe
northern district or district $50. s.
Whit nothing definite is known at
the headquarters 81 Ire laeal esemH-
Iion board il is understood that Il IS
upon each resistrant 70 as.
certain his serial number and Be on
Ihe look ont for same when Tie num-
beers which will be drawn at Washing
.oa are published ia the newspapers.
Charley Killion, Amber
Pies Holc0mh, Amber
3 Wilby Dayton Cox, Chlckasha
Benjamin Milford Reed Poe.
8 Jessie Yineliue. POcasset
& Willie Loyal noke Poeassot
Chas D Butler Amher
William Shultn tnrasset
q Bedford CHHeY ChickaHha
40 SaArl inhu Iiily p0casset
II Robert g Fuller poeasset
~ William Samuel Jones, Amber
i3 Robert G Williams pocas
IA Leonard Cassel poCasstl
Is SAM II, Davis lfoeassct
16 Ernest l.ihsy Thompson Pos.
III tiahp Hubert Carter. pOcae.
Is Albert Smith McElyea. pocas.
~ Dec Murrah Chix
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-11
LIST OF REGTSTRANTS OF NORTHERN
DISTRICT WITH SERIAL NUMBERS


t2S sidney Ivan Riicnnar Tabler
I1n Efnrgt Hinton. Chickasha
1870 Eugene johnson. Tahler
tS1 Thomas Bruce Arthur TNhler
ts2 Wnsied Hintun Ehlckasha
las George GHy Morris, Amhcr
1a& Curtis Walter Arthur Tabler
las Rnlah Ca1mea Davis CclN
1g6 WHHau. sifNley. Tahlnr
f2s Gov Elmer Johnson, Tahier
1895 Ray Busby rahler
taa zoe Robertson. Chickasha
14a Tom Woodward. Chickasha
a41 Eilee Hancock. Tablefr
fts Nnlroim Williams Gunstree.
Anlber
fAg Doe Robson. Tahier
f4A Wavne Wheelock. Chickasha
f#5 Harvey Cousins. Tahler
f4e Pd Hendricks Tabler
TAT Thomas Browning. chickasha
14S William Ollie Long. Tahler
I4a william Andrew Cox Amber
$50 Harry T.aqov Price. Tabler
Fsf Eiiah Richard pnsby. Tabicr
1882 4osenh Louis Johnston. Amh.
1853 David WoodsOn Morris. Nmh.
1s4 while Cecil Reynolds. Tablor
1856 George Washington Tucker.
Iahlpf
faB Iohn Rnsfx rsblet
th7 ein. Roscoe Gregory. Asihrr
taS Charles Roscoe Bloudw0rlh.
chiekashn
fBa Marvin Johnston. rahlpr
Ga Arthur cole Link. CMckaaha
han Hugh ponc. chickasha
162 Walker ifomee Creswell. Tab.
rss Tohn clarence Stack Tahier
t64 William +. smith. Chiekasha
lG5 Chromer j.. bonner. Chix.
l6G Jnan G Parker Tabier
t67 Theodore Holmes Davis. CIix.
tsS James Erwin Buaby Wghlor
fGa Ouinton Whoeloek, Chix.
t7n 0rViilp Alien Henderson. Amb
f7t sesmon Wheeiock. Chix.
f7g Luther Calvin Cox. Chix.
t78 Victor Dave Allison. TahIer
ia George Arthur irwin. Tabler
t75 Martin Luther Hobbs. Chix.
f7g seldom Flrov REYNOLDS. Chix
Fessia Grimm. Tablef
10 Lewis Tilmon Canary. Blanch.
f7g Holm Franklin Richardson.
Tuttle
tS8 ciand Columbus Nlswonger.
Biapchard
srSf Donie Hlmcr sharfner. Tuttle
1N3 Tohn Eouse Canary. Blanrh.
fS9 Leslie Henry Myers Blanch
128 charles Edgar Smith Tuttle
125 Farlev Granville Simpking.
blanchard
1876 kIFord Franklin Raplev
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-11
The Chickasha National Bank

473 Horace Crisp, Chix
+ 474 Dorsie Daniel Sunshine, Chix
( ATS William Patterson Rogers,
Chix
i AS John Moncrief, Chix
i At William Oscar Edwards. Chix
+ ATS owen Whorten Jackson, ChiX
479 Millard Fillmore Holcomb,
I Chix
4SQ Floyd Lester stephens, Mime.
4 aSl Carey Turner ChiX
I aS2 Joseph Novotny Amber
/ 4S3 Homer David Wood, Chix
ASF John Arthur Watson, ChiN
+ $50 Harold A. Holding Chix
/ 4s6 lames CaEroi nrawry Chix
T fS6 James Carol Drewry. ChiX
/ aSl Joseph Lee 0nic Davis, Chix
+ ass Baies Duncan Chix
/ 4sa Roy Ernest Cosgrove. ChiN
49a William Franklin Cole. Chix
/ aaf Carl Turner chix
+ #a2 Ben Foreman. Ch;x
f93 Walter James Frost Norge
434 George Washington 5i0Ycr.
Chix
495 Earl Harvey. ChiX
t96 Herman Easton Corn. Chix
A97 Jim Edgar Weaver. Chix
f9s John Henry Myers. Chix
4aa Roy David Hill. Chix
500 Frank Luce. Chix
50l Henry C. Jcker Chis
SOC Ely y. Jordan. Chix
3e8 George Washington Warmer.
Amber
5Vf Virgil James Carter. Chix
SOS Charles Galloway Lusk. Chix
SOC Charlie Robert Norwood. CEix
5o7 Horace Carter. Chix
50e William Munerief. Jr Chix
5o9 James Otis Cosgrave. Chix
51o Albert Mack Stewart. Chix
81 Eldridge Marshall Taylor.
Chix
SIG Hardy Andrew Ellis. chlx
5t3 William Wesley BRYAN. Chix
5l4 stephen Grady Keith. Chix
$40 Lucas Linsa Neal. Amber
FIG Earl Francis Nicholson. Chix
5lT Paul Lay Baker Chix
SIS Harry L. Slater, Chix
$40 Charlie Willis. Chix
$40 Shorty MeGanley. Chix
52I Milton BRYANT Campbell. Chix
522 Houston Otho Dickinson.
Ninnekah
52s Frank stephens. Chix
52t Leonard Floyd White. Chsx
525 Derwood Belmont SAelbv.
Chix
$50 James Maurice Wit. Ch.x
52F March Jones NORGE
$50 Joseph Preston Bryan. Chix
5zs Eugene William Daws03
Akron Ohio
$50 Calwell Clarence Chastaiu.
gcOatinusd % Page Fourl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-07-11

Libsrty il freedom. Freedom is the most precious
possession OF aay man. INDEPENDENCE is what
cur ia 'ners Fl ughv and died for.
YGu don't have die for freedom. ~ can put
money in our Kank ard grow FORTUNE that will
fre. you from the DIRE ad of debt and poverty.
NOW is the time start-Rhght NOW.
Put YOUR money in OUR bank
We pay 4 per cent interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
HAIC DRIVING
STEEL WEDGE

LONDON. March 30.--It was
upon the formation OF a British
wedge into the German positions
that interest in the Western front
fighting conferred today.
Field Marshal Haig's troops. still
advancing and fighting with such
fist moving forces as cavalry and
srmored cars. were driving a steel
point at St Quentin. supposedly
enc of the main defense points in
Hindenburg's new line.
-Four more towns are in British
hands. all within this salient. and
front dispatches indicated no let-up
n the forward movement by the
British or the retrograde tactics of
the Germans. altho the fighting is
becoming increasingly bitter.
Movement on the French front
has slowed up suddenly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

lie Of Russia and the republic Of
France. No holding back, no half
way business, and no ooIng-it-alonel
This is not only the plain com
mon sense OF the situation, but 1t
ia the only plan that Ia morally
sound and perfectly clean.
Tho Cause Of Fight
We are In this fight not be-
cause our ships are sunk, but
because, like the other great
democracles, the ideals we fol-
low and the purposes we have
In this world can't breathe the
same air with governments CON-
n,itted to the autocratIo Ideal
and tho code Of the iron fist.
That being the case. to go into
the war and not be in all respects
and to the limit the allies and part
ners OF the other forces fighting to
save mankind from the rule OF blood
and iron. would simply proclaim to
the world that we had cause DIFF
ferent from theirs, and that IL was
nothing but a matter OF dollars and
cents.
We don't want any OF that.
Yet there In going on now in
Washington and elsewhere a strong
and mostly under-cover movement
TO vancouver this country into a po-
sition where II will be fighting
alone and without a friend.
we want no alliances" is what
these people say. "ro enter an
alliance with any European power
would be contrary to the good old
American idea and would entangle
us in the nets OF European politics.
Wo must keep aloof. mako war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
DRY SQUAD Gets
BIC BEER HAUL

Sergt Putnam's dry squad made
n big haul OF booze Thursday night.
when the Young Transfer Co.'S
warehouse. at 1891 Eighth ave. was
raided. Forty-nine cartons OF beer
were seized.
Earlier in the evening Ollie Dean
and w. Pird were arrested at 2403
Western ave. on the charge OF hav-
ing more than the legal amount OF
liquor in their possession, II was
o. the Information that these two
men gave Sergt. Putnam that the
Young warehouse was raided.
Mrs. Eva Wells. 2327i4 First ave.
was arrested last night on the
charge OF violating the dry law.
This Is the second time In four days
that Mrs. Wells has been arrested,
and the seventh time since the dry
law went into effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
$1,000 REWARD up
FOR GOLD ROBBERS

A reward of $4,000 for the recov-
cry of bar of bullion, worth
s22,612.96, that was stolen from the
Chicago Mining Co. OF Chicago,
Alaska, on the night of March is.
is announced by the local agency
of the Pinkerton National detec-
tives. Detailed information of the
robbery, received by Supt. Phil X.
Ahern, of the local Pinkerton of.
flee. relates that two masked men
held up, gagged and bound the two
employees of the mining company
and then got away with the bar OF
bullion. which was addressed to the
Selby Smelling Co, San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
RAMAKER BROS. CO.
Established 40 Years 1924 Third Ave. Open Evenings
C0-IT-ALONE POLICY UNSAFE
FOR u. S. IN WAR, SAYS RUSSELL

alone. IL we make II at all. and.
above all, make peace alone. No
sitting In at a European peace Ia
BILE"
To take the lowest possible view.
separate operations and separate
peacemaking would leave us expos
ed to attack by the central powers
at time when we should not nave
friend in the world.
A Clean Record
Suppose we declare a state OF
war on April 2, and the en-
tente powers, without US, make
treaty OF peace July I.
That would leave Us single.
handed fighting Germany and
the whole Teutonic federation.
However. what is far more impor-
tant than all this Is that If we
keep aloof from the other democra-
cies, we stain our cause with the
imputation OF unworthy aims SO
far we have an unblemlshed record
in all our dealings with this war.
1t is worth keeping Just as clean
all the way to the end.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
DOUBT ASSAILS
REICHSTAC OVER
WARS FUTURE

AMSTERDAM. March 90
For the first time since the
start Of the war a note OF doubt
as TO oermany's future has
erept into reiehstag speeches.
according 10 dispatches received
today from Berlin.
Member SPAIN was quoted AS de
elaring in debate today following
Imperial Chancellor Won Bethmann
llollweg'a speech. that ho hoped
Germany was prepared to fight Il
new and powerful foe" The social.
list member. Noske. bitterly cen
sured Secretary Zimmerman's Mex
ican.Japancsc scheme against Amer
lea. and declared tho "Prussian sys-
tom Of government must bo abol'
ishcd."
Germany Roaetlonary
Germany must not be considered
n reactionary country Noako do
clared. SPAIN asserted that all
entente rulers were now sitting on
unsafe thrones
Even In Italy" he said. "a reyo'
mtionary spirit is seething. and tho
king Is tottering on his throne"
Altho dispatches from Germany
Indicated appreciation over lioll
weg's "no-compromiso' attitude on
the submarine warfare. expressed
IN his formal speech OF yesterday
there were various reports here OF
widespread discomfort over his fail
ure TO announce promised electoral
reforms.
Reforms Withheld
Hollweg was quoted as declaring
the tim. was not yet ripe for such
reforms. in Wow OF the fact that the
greater part OF Germany voting
population was now In the trenches
Soclalistic plans are gaining new
adherents In Germany. according to
various reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged
Eostrils and End Head Coda


You feel fine IN lev moments
Your cold in head or catarrh viii
be- gone. Tour cloggod nostrils will
open. The air passages Of your
head will clear and you can breathe
freely. No more dullncsH. head.
ache; no hawking, snuffllng.
mucous discharges or dryncss; no
struggling for breath AZ night.
Tell your druggist you want n
small bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm.
Apply little OF this fragrant. anti.
septic cream TO your nostrils. let n
penetrate through every air pas.
sage OF the head. soothe and heal
the swollen. inflamcd mucous mem.
brane, and relief comes instantly.
II Is Just what every cold and ca
tarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay
stuffed-up and miserable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
DIVER
NETS ORDERED

WASHINGTON, March ga
contract for 100 steel cable anti
submarine nets was awarded by
tie navy department today TO the
American Steel & Wire company
OF Philadelphia. The contract
amounts TO s1SS,100
The nets are to be OF a l2-foot
resi-. 1900 feet long and "a feet
deep. Delivery will commence
within three weeks, with ten nets
q week thereafter.
The nets are like those extern.
sively used by the allies in guard
ing the entrance to the Thames
and other rivers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
Way To
Take Off Fat

There can be nothing simpler than
taking n convenient little tablet four
times each day until your weight Is
reduced TO normal. That's adjust
purchase n case Of Marmola Pre-.
acription Tablets from your drug
Eist Tor II you prefer. send CSC to
Marmola Co. s5t Woodward ave.
Detroit. Mioh). and follow direc.
tlons. No dicting. no exercise. Eat
what you want--be as lazy as you
like. and keep on getting simmer.
And the best part Of Marmola Pre-
scription Tablets Is their harmless.
mesa. That Is your absolute safe
guard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
SEVERAL HURT AS
FLYER IS DERAILED

CINCINNATI, March 30.--Six
steel coaches Of the Royal Palm
Flyer. bound from Jacksonville,
Fla. to Chicago. upset at Cloves.
near here. early today lnjuring n
number OF passengers. A broken
rail was responsible. The accident
occurred near a bridge spanning
the Big Miami river. Doctors were
rushed 10 the scene OF the wreck
from this city. The Royal Palm
came to Cincinnati over the Queen
& Crescent route and was on the
Big Four railroad tracks when de.
rallied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
Easter Millinery at IS. 90
1000 SPIRITUALISTS
HOLD Meeting HERE
Upper Main Floor.

over 1000 Seattle spirstualists
gathered yesterday afternoon to cell
citrate the 69th anniversary OF the
founding OF modern spirituallsm.
The meeting was held at the hall
at 1881 Fourth ave. at which To-
cal mediums held seances. Sixty
nine years ago the first "rappings"
were heard at Hydesville. y. Y. The
feature OF the meeting was an ad-
dress by John Slater. national mis-
sionary OF the spiritualist faith.
What is The Double Squeeze?
Ask the sporting editor or get The
Star Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

~ CHARLES EDWARD RUSSELL
WASHINGTON, March 3o.-The
u0jtec States right up on the firing
line by the aide Of all the other
derocracies that are fighting abso-
Iutisrni The republic Of the United
states side by side with the repub-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
SAM BURROWS,

SAM BURROWS, OF Olympia,
thru the adjutant generals office.
has applied for special permission
from the war department to en-
list. He's little too light and d
little too short to conform with
regulations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
HOG MART OPENS
At HIGHEST PRICES

CHICAGO. March 3O.-The hog
market opened with top prices at
$3.50 per hundred pounds on the
hoof. 90 cents higher than yester-
days top.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
SEEK WITNESSES 10
T0NGMAN Staying

The sheriff's office is searching
for witnesses who might be expect
ed TO identify the slayer OF All Wah.
who was shot Tuesday at 18th ave.
and Terrace st. Thus far none of
the witnesses called has been able
to pick Wong Yung. held for All
Wah's murder, as the man.
Yung was arrested the following
cay in Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

THE COMMERCIAL CLUB, the
Rotary Club and the Spanish war
veterans of Tacoma all are in line
for universal military training.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
DENTIST
PAINLESS. l PROVE IT.
Corner First and Pike ST.
Opposite Public Market
Phone Main 1865

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crown teeth absolutely with
out pain by the use of Novo-
caine and a system of anacs-
thetizing the nerves before
they enter the teeth. This
method is endorsed by leading
dentists in this country and
Europe.
My prices are as low as any
in the city, il you consider
quality.
No extra charge for painless
treatment.
Beautiful sets of life-likc
teeth, per set $40.
ok Cold Crowns, SIS.
Bridgework, per tooth, SIS.
Come in today. ] will dag
nose your case and tell you
what you need.
Examination and estimates
FREE.
All work guaranteed.
"If | hurt you, don't pay
me-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30

TWENTY TACOMA motorbike
riders have volunteered as dispatch
riders. They will furnish their
own machines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
MISS BERTHA LoFrtJs hello

girl OF Medford. Ore. is the first
oman TO enlist Ms electrician in
Uncle Sans naval reserves. Nine
other Medford girls have enlisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
REASON FOR ALTERATIONS

We have just concluded of the largest II the
largest. transactions In the Talking Machine trade
This neccsstates the immediate addition OF demon
stration parlors and other requirements Of this
addition large piano business. We shall open
the complete and important Talking Machine
headquarters the Coast. In the meantime II II abb
soutely compulsory to get every OF these fine
planes and payerpianos out OF tho way so the work
men have free hand TO go ahead with the atera
ton work quick completion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-03-30
Rhodesa Corsets $3.50

\ Corset that is recommended by The
will give absolute satisfaction for comfort,
size Tor the slender, average or stout figure
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-04
MR.. FEUER AND THE GARY CITY JAIL.


conditions jail Mr. Feuer
TO be
past months
persons in
of police
why the
require for nme
enlar
mentioned that
Had Mr.
and the men who
prvatons conditions
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-04

Gary Lake Superior Court Sept Is,
1917.
Cases Filed Sept IS.
2432-Acct. Anton Kucznerowicz CThad
MenczynskD w. John Madajczyk
and Januna Madajczyk
a433-Foreci. chat. mtg. and receiver
ship; Old Reliable Motor Truck
Company. a corporation (Hodses &
Ridgely) vs.. Morris Forman.
Filed on Sept. as.
@43f-Damages for wrongful imprison-
.ment; Nick Juricioh CNorton &
Rose) vs.. Stanley Barbich
-fS5-Ferecl. NJ. L.; Ole Svela Morton
and Rose) VS. John Yuritis, alias
John Yuraitis and ---Yuraitis his
wife. Lot IS in blk. 10 in chic.
Toll. Land & Inv. Co. 5th Add. 70
Iolleston. Rec. 50, p. l19.
24S6--ForecI M L.; Ole Svela vs.. w. O.
Phillips whose true Christian name
is unknown and --- Phillips his
wife Lots 81 and IS in r. a. Voss-
ler's End Add. TO Gary. Indiana
Rec. 115 p. 3Ss.
2f37-F'orecl. NJ. L.: Ole svoIa (Norton
and Rose) VS.. Nike slopakevich
and ---- Slopakevich his wife
whose true Christian name is un-
known, smith Bader Davidson Com
pany. a corporation; Tri City Flee
trio Service Company. a corpora
ton; Manhattan Lumber Company.
a corporation. Lot 10 in blk. q in
Chic Toll. Land & Inv. Co. 5th add.
to Tolleston. Rec. SO p. 119
Filed On Sept. az.
243s-Note; William c. Burke wv. W.
Miiier) -. William Z. Phillips and
Thomas f. Knots.
2439-Acct-; William Scharbach o. w
ThieD VS.. Gust Strom whose true
Christian name is unknown
2440-Acct.: Joe Ladra ID NJ KINDER
VS.. Tom Capony
Piled on Sept. %.
244i-On ms. policy. Steve Macy
Carver and Carver) VS.. The Royal
Exchange Assurance of London.
Reeog. bonds dated Sept II not re-
corded:
221-State v Philip Kirach: $1,000:
Louis Kirsch and Norris Goldman,
sureties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-04
THE COAL SITUATION.


lasts Saturday ohersth he Of
The rnarket $ in
lie n are
ing
coaI market is face with the fact
themar
he
de-
o read
is ia andf alb
w
p a
nd to
In
OF and
andpr 0
thing confronting
plants
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