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POINTED PARAG RAPHS

Lap.land is the country tor small
children,
some men make matters worse ty
Iying 10 explain.
Offering to bet that you are right is
poor argument
Charity usually begins AT home. bur
reform usually starts elsewhere.
4 woman's idea of heaven Is place
where every day Is bargain day.
Many regulations blow up when n
political campaign Is In full blast
The man behind the gun is all right
III he doesn't invite you to hold M
your hands
one never knows how foolish some
men can act until they break into thc
new-iather class
Did you ever hear OF a woman'S CIV
ing To charity the money she had saved
up TO buy new bonnet?
When one girl meets another she In
varlably repeats the conversation she
had with the last young man she met.
Even matrImony has Its advantages
bachelor has 10 pay To attend lec-
lures, but "A married man gets his M
home, free.
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NOTICE or CONTEST

NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department OF tho Interior
United States Land Office
Las Cruces ~ NJ.
April ~. 1917.
Serial Ne. OGii6
Contest No. 3Ili
10 Roger Hail 81 Las Cruces, ~ NJ, Contes,ee
You IRE hereby notified that Albert +. sup
piger who gives Deming =. NJ, a. his post
office address. did on Feb. IL, 1917 file IN
this office his duly corroborated application
TO contest and secure the cancellation OF your
homestead Entry No. o64i6, Serial Noooiio
made Nov. 20, 1911. for = half 81 quarter
See "a W half sw quarter Section 49,
Township 25S. Range INV, MP. Meridian.
and a. grounds for his contest he alleges that
said Roger Hall contested. has wholly q
band0ncd said tract Of land for more than
six months last past. that the said entryman
did not establish residence ON the said tract
VI land within six months after the date O.
entry thereof That the taid tract ~ land Is
wholly abandoned and un'mproyed At this
time
You are, therefore, further notified that
'he said allegations will be taken as comics
sed. and y0nr said entry viii be Cancelled
without further right 20 he heard. either h.
fore this office or on appeal. Il you fad 20 file
in this office within twenty days after the
fourth publication Of this notice, As shown
below your answer, under oath. spocificall,
responding to these allegations OF contest, 10.
geiher with due proof that you have served
a copy Of your answer on the said contest.
ant either in person or by registered mail.
You should state In your answer the
name of the post office 10 which sou de
sire future notices TO be sent to you
JOHN l.. BURNSIDE,
Register.
Date Of first publication April i8 1917
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l { G L A1vE RTISING


81, :, 'hied States Land Offic.
contest No 3ie5
l.a. Curcrs. y. NJ
!" 1"hn Elessi ~ Myndus. \ 81 Cap,'.,s.
=. Nog are hereby notified that B.ni,min T.
van Horn who gives Myndus n NJ a. Nj.
VI, "''ic. sddiess. did on March ~ lol7
~ IN ms wufc bis duly corroborsted a.,
Pl.'''eh y" contest and secure tho cane,la,
ION 81 your homestead Entry *, ossi.
serial No us5t5 made Juno "a iots
10y, southwest quarter Section "a Tow,shi,,
eos Range CIV. n N ~ Ner.di,r ,,J
.tnhnde inr his contest hc sIlse,. tbat 80,
""hh tlfHsi cnnirHtee bias wholly ,l.oJ,,,i
sM" tract ~ land and GLANCED hi. ~.
.n' ''lI'm inf more than six months sin.
I'h, hlH "nir'. aud nest prior o. the
-, t'lsin inni said contested has mo-,
vs,'ulished hw residence on said land ines
.ne na'' ui entry thereof and that ,bero
nv %" improvements thereon of anv EinI
a. ''ui arg therefore further notified tLnt
U's Nhln allegations will d. taken as confe,'
~ hhd }gdr laid entry will be- cancelled
"U""n' Iniiher tight 10 he heard. either lei
Ht' lhiH niice Hr ON appeal if Won fail IN
ln' h ihi 1fire within twenty dars after
,h" iu"ril publication of this notice as shown
"l'N. Sour answer under oath sgscifirnlly
l' lohuih- i1 these allegations OF contest m
sriher with due proof that YOU have served
a ,olN ni YOUR answer 10 tho said contestant
'itnei lh person or hy REGISTERED mail
lnu should state lu your answer tho raua
me ro'ioiiice 90 which you desire future
NOTICES o. Poe sent fn Nou
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LEGAL AovERTIsIme

You are further notified that un-
less Won appear thereto and defend
on or before the 18th day of May,
1917. Judgment and decree will be
obtained against you as prayed IN
said complaint.
The name and postoffice address
of plaintiffs attorney is Fred Sher-
man. Deming. New Mexico.
(SeaD c. X. HUGHES,
Clerk of the District Court.
Luna County. New Mexico.
April l3-May
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In the District Court OF the Sixth
Judicial District of the State of
New Mexico, Within and for the
County of Luna.
ELIZABETH HUPPERS
Plaintiff.

vs.. Civil No. SOB.
MRS. Il. l.. Bevins, Mrs. Roy l..
BEVINS. FLORENCE NICHOLS
BEVINS. and WILLIAM H. McDON-
OUCH,
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T. &. PARRISH,
Plaintiff

I. e. PARRISH
Plaintiff
us. civil so. 6}N
EDGAR /. WILLIS,
Defendant
To THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANT.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
q suit BIAS been commenced aud is
now pending u Oh. above named
CourI hy a., .po,. named Plaintiff
against the above named Defendant,
in which said suit Plaintiff Claims
damages against the said Defendant
n the sum of Two Thousand, nifty
siy and mo- 100 .-205600l Dollars,
being the principle and interest ~pcci-
fled IN q certain prom.--orv note re-
ferrcd ,o Iu the complaint herein. t.-
gcthcr with costs of suit, and that ON
the 9Th day of March. a. d. 1917, a
Writ of Attachment issued IN sand
court and cause, by virtue Of which
said writ. lands aud tcncmcnt- Of said
Defendant. to-wit. the Southeast
quarter 0SEi4l of Section thirty
three .u Township twenty-five l-ol
south. RANGE nine .o) West, \. VI. !.
NJ. have been attached.
NOTICE Is FURTHER GIVEN
that unless said defendant shall APP
Dear in sand cause on or before the
10Th day of May, A. d. 1911" Judg-
ment will be rendered against hun
and his property sold TO satisfy tue
same.
The name and address OF Flan-
Mfrs Attorney is Naueht a Watson
Deming. New Mexico.
Dated this 9th day of March, \
ID. 1917.
r.. HUGHES.
, I-l3-j-4 Clerk oil salu Nou''
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Notice il hcrhy given that under and by
,irtuc Of a ccrtin Judgment and decree Of the
sixth judicial District Court OF the State of
New Mexico sitting within and for the Coun.
"a a. Iuna made and entered on the goth
DIV of December A. d. 1916. whereby II was,
among other things ordered adiudged and
iacreed LV the said Court that the plaintiffs,
Duncan Campbell j. b. Walker, II. l.. How.
aI Ioui, o. Howell and George :. Scranton,
hav. and recover Of and from the above nam.
cd defendant Theodore 4 Penland the sum
of sTO5O.OO with interest thereon at the rate
of 10 pcr cent from the 26h day Of December.
81 SGg. so attorneys fees with interest there.
nn az the rate Of xix per cent per annum until
paid. and It was further ordered adj
Judged and decrced that the mortgage
mentioned in the said complaint he
foroclosod o. against all 81 said de
PENDANTS and that certain real estate deScrib
ed I'M the said complaint and mortgage be sold
in satisfy said judgment and that the un
dersigned John Lester. be- and he was By said
order. Judgment and decree appointed Special
Master 81 said Court % .el the said real cs
ate tn satisfy the amount due TO said plant,
M. together with interest attorney, fees costs
and allowances IN said cause in the manner
provided hy law.
Vow therefore ! the undersigned Special
Master by virtue OF the lipwrr and authority
iiuu me conferred iu aud hy said order, judr.
mont and decree. will con- Thursday. the 18th
da. 81 May a. -. 1911 at the hour OF IL
o'clock ia the forenoon uf ,aid day offer Tor
sal, and .cn at public ycndue at the frnn
door ot the COUNTY Court llouse OF Luna
County New Mexico iu the town of DENNIS,
and Count, OF Luna state II New Mexico. 10
fLc highest and best bidder Tor cash in hand
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27

\ wolnan's Idea of heaven Is u place
where every day Is bargain day.
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NOTICE OF TENDENCY OF SUIT
In the District Court of the Sixth
Judicial District of the State OF
New Mexico, Within and for the
Cunty OF Luna.
Bertha Rcu-on.
Plaintiff.
S.. No. Gjl.
Ben Reni-on,

S.. No Gil.
Ben Ren-on,
Defendant
The -aid defendant. Ben Reni-ou,
D., hereby notified that ciyil action
ha- been commenced AGAINST him IN
the District Court Of the Siyth judi
cial District of the State of New
McNlco. within aud for tho County
ef Luna, 10y the plaintiff, Bertha
Eom-on, wherein plaintiff pray- that
the bond of malrIuouy now existing
between plaintin and defendant be
dissolved and for the custody and
care of their minor child. and for
such other and further relief both
general and special DIS may ne Just
and equitable
Plaintiff allc-c- o. ground for
-ald action that defendant has mi
treated plaintiff
Nou. the said defendant, are here
by notified that yuu are required 10
appear and answer the conn" t %
aid cau~, ou or before The l.tl G.y
of MAY, T. u. 1917. thc date OF com.
p'.ripu OF -crllrc %, publication fyr"
m. and that uuIs~- yuu $50 appo""WI
answer, Indictment hy default viii be-
rendered against Nou herein, aud
plaintiff will apply 10 the court tor
the rchet prayed for IA her COM
plant m 4aid action
The name and ad.r-- ct plant
,1'- attroucy l-, Gcorcc Este, Dem
ng, New Mexico.
Wituc-- my hand and seal of The
Cour, this 2ud day of April, A. D..
1917.
Apr 30 C.R. HUGHES, Clerk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27

Charity usually begins AT home, but
reform usually starts elsewhere.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27

Many regulations blow up when u
political campaign Is In full blast
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

In the District Court of the Sixth
judicial District of the State of
New Mexico. within and for
the County of Luna
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NOTICE OF SALE

IN THE DISTRICT C0TRT or THE SIXTH
JTDICIiL DISTRICT or fHT STAH
or NEW MEXICO. WITHIN AND FOR
THE CONT or LIMA.
Dunrnn Campbell. j l. Walker
" l.. Howell Loui. o Howell
and Lcorgc = scranton
plaintiffs.
- Civil No sol
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The man behind the gun is all right
III he doesn't invite you TO hold M
your hands
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27

Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Apr 27-May Is
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Did you ever hear OF woman'S CIV
Ing To charity the money she had saved
up To buy u new bonnet?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27

Offering to bet that you are right is
poor argument
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27

one never knows how foolish some
men can act until they break into tdc
new-iather class.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27

Lap.land is the country tor small
children.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27

When one girl meets another she In
varlably repeats the conversation she
had with the last young man she met.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-04-27

Attorney for Administrators.
April 6-27
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Grophic Want Ads bring results.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
Gun GOES OFF
ONE ESCAPES

CROWN POINT. IND, March "a
The old story of the didn't know it was
loaded" revolver in the hands of an in
experienced mau with fire arms came
very near having fatal results in this
city ON Thursday night when +. Plage-
man. "A travelling man for the Dolly
Warden Chocolate Company of Cincin-
natl. o.. shot a hole through the big
plate glass front Of the Dovichi fruit
store, the bullet speeding on it's way
through an automobile. in front of the
building narrowly missing the occu-
pants of the machine.
Pflageman was examining the fire
arm when the weapon went off and
passed clear through the machine out
side. occupied at the time by John Kais-
or and three friends narrowly missing
the occupants of the rear seat. Consid-
eral excitement was caused over the un-
fortunate occurrence and Pflagemen
was taken before Mayor Krost to ex-
plain his carelessness.
The shooting was Of course purely ac-
cidental but PfIageman promised not to
handle any more guns or revolvers un-
less it is in his own defense. The dam-
aged window is probably p lucky out
come of an accident which could have
had much more serious results.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
HAMMOND
GETS ITS J
9TH BANK

The Bank Of Hammond" is the name
Of the city's newest financial institution.
to take the place Of the defunct East
Side Trust and Savings Bank. corner
Calumet avenue and state street
The charter for the bank of Hammond
was received from the secretary of
state today The institution is charter
ed as q private bank. with the following
four experienced and well known bank
men as the charter members and sole
owners: Anton H. Taper. r Richard
Schaaf, Harry NJ. Johnson and Theodore
Moore The first three are the leading
men i'm the Citizens German National
Bank. while Moore is an an around bank
man with "a wide acquaintance and
world of ability. Tapper and Schaaf
are the principal owners. Taper being
the moving spirit. He and Moore viii
devote their entire time to the business
which will also include the insurance
business which has been bought from
the firm of Ullrich and Bick
The establishment of the bank will be
good news for the East Siders who
were proud of the FIRST Institution until
the lax policy scnt it on the rocks Of
liquidation. The East Side Trust and
Savings bank had. most promising
future. and now with four experienced
bankers owning The Bank of Ham
mond," there are better prospects than
ever. It is understood that none of
tho stock in the new bank is for sale.
The law is more strict regarding LA
bility of owners of private banks than
with state or national banks making
each stockholder responsible not only
for the amount of his stock subscrip-
tion or double the amount but to the
rull extent of all his property IN other
words one man may be called on to
pay not only his share Of the debts
but these of all others associated with
him.
THE Bank Of Hammond" Is planned
to open about April 18th using the same
building and fixtures which were used
by the East Side Trust and Savings
bank 1t is the seventh financial insti-
tuition ina Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
WOMAN SEEN IN
COUNTS AUTO
"Blond" in Hig-
gins Case Being Sought
by Hammond Police.

The mysterious beautiful blonde"
sought by the police in connection with
the murder Of Fred L. Higgins. near
Hammond was with W Palmer Sparks.
the fugitive friend of tho slain man. on
the day Of the murder. She rode into
Chicago with him. She has vanished.
The polite believe she is the woman
described by J. l. Kuhlman who believes
he saw the murder auto" near the
spot whore Higgins body was found.
Detective Sergeants Mccarthy and
ODonneH. possessed of her name and
Chicago address. a fresh tip to the po-
lice. yesterday found her gone They
learned she had gone to Burnham. and a
search Of the roadhouses lis being made.
when Higgins ANA Sparks left for In
fana -oiis by automobile the Friday be
'ore tna crime they Travelled alone They
may have picked UP the woman on the
return trip.
Early in the investigation the Ex-
aminer disclosed that Higgins was
known to have girl friend at Burn
ham. She was known to Higgins friends
as "NIayme." and may prove to be the
woman seen with Sparks after the
shooting.
when we get this woman ! think we
will have cleared tho murder mystery. :
said First Deputy Wesley Westbrook.
The strangest part of it is she has dis
appeared along with Sparks. the man
suspected of the murder
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
H. H. HALSEY IS
HELD BY POLICE

II. FL Halsey was arrested today on
an apprehension warrant by Officers
Kunz and ltanion of the Hammond
police. Halsey is very well known all
over Lake county The police are in
formed that he is wanted on an indict-
met returned by the Fayette county
tIexingtou) Ky, grand jury on 4
charge of having uttered a false check
about a year ago. Halsey is 3q years
of age and married II is said influ-
ence is being brought to bear to
straiehten ollie tangle ont down at
Lexington Halsey gave his occupa-
tion as that of a salesman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
Hides 5000
Germans Since Break.

WASHINGTON, March "a
Five thousand Germans have
entered Mexico from the United
States in the last six weeks, ac-
oording to advices to officials
here.
Hundreds more are pouring in
every week.
There is a curtain over events
below the Rio Grande which
the State Department has not
been able to pierce for several
days.
It was declared the country is
not safe for unofficial Ameri-
cans.
The State Department is en-
deavoring to get full reports on
German propaganda at Mexico
City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
HAMMOND'S
FIRST ANNUAL
DOLLAR DAY

Hammond merchants have readily
taken to the idea of having an an
nuaI Dollar Day indorsed by the
Chamber Of Commerce and Tuesday,
March 27, has been set at the occa-
sion for the first annual Dollar Day
ever inaugurated in the Calumet
region.
Merchants and business men who
have advertised in this edition Of
THE TIMES have determined to
make it the most stupendous IL
hours Of bargain-seIling ever known
in the Calumet region and a perusal
of their advertisements make this
plain to be seen. In every line OF
business activity they will give the
dollar the greatest possible value
and in order to attract buyers from
every part of Lake and adjoining
counties their moneys worth a trip
to Hammond to give these bargains
the once-over will be profitable and
well worth the trip.
Winter is over. HousehoIders wei
come the spring season. New outfits
for the entire family are needed,
NV things for the house cleaning
season, new furniture, etc, are in
order. Get your house in order for
summer. Get your family ready for
it. Make your purchases with the
advertisers who nave gone TO trouble
and expense in preparing for your
visit to their places Of business next
Tuesday. This is the between-season
period to do it. Yoo Will be amazed
at the bargains offered you on Nam
mond's Dollar Day. Read every one
Of the advertisements il this paper
and bring them with you when y6u
come to hammond on Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
Kansas Farmer Raises
Teutor Flag; Terms
Land Part of Germany

MANHATTAN, KAN, March
"a. The German-American war
has started today in Kansas. A
wealthy German farmer near
here has raised the German flag
to the top of a windmill on his
farm and declared the land part
of the German Empire. Anti
German feeling is running high.
the neighbors have protested
and have threatened to have
him arrested and deported to
Germany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
NEED
1000 MEN
FROM HERE
If United States Calls for
Army of Million Lake
County's Quota VIII Be
From Eight Hundred to
One Thousand.

With preparations being rushed by
the state of Indiana TO recruit it's ma
tional guard to war strength and To sup
ply the state quota if volunteers are
called for by the president it was cal
culated today that Lake county's quota
would be 500 to 500 men in case of an
army of half million men and from 400
to 1000 in case an army Of million is
called. In the latter event more may be
asked from here with possibly the or
ganizat1on Of regiment from Lake and
Porter counties
The state headquarters or the Indi-
ana national guard has put on high
speed in its preparation for develop
ments in the war crisis. While prep
arations 10 place Indiana in the front
rank of the states in a military way are
rapidly n6aring completion, the details
af-a.nrtnmad on r.aga nNeN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
NEW ALBANY
IS SCENE Of
NEW HORROR
Two Million Dollars Worth Of
Property Is Laid Waste
BY Cyclone.
(By Unitod Press.A

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Marcf
24.-Thirty-nine persons known
dead, nearly $50 injured and prop
erty loss of 100000 was the tol
of the tornado across Indiana yes
terday. At New Albany "a are
known dead, 100 injured and ST.
100000 damage done to property
Before striking New Albany as il
came down from the northwest the
following damage was done:
HOLMAN-One dead, two in
iured, loss $4,000.
JEFFERSONVILLE One
dead, Is injured, several
houses ruined.
SULLIVAN COUNTY r. Two
dead, fifteen injured, 20
homes destroyed. half mil
lion dollar loss.
HENDRICKS = One injured.
20 homes destroyed, $4,000
damage
DISTRICT NORTH OF DE-
CATUR- Five injured, $25,-
OOO damage to farms.
DELEWARE COUNTY-One
iniureo, $25,000 damage.
HOWARD COUNTY Two
injured, $1,000 loss.
CORYDON Twenty injured,
20 homes damaged, $4,000
damage.
FLAT ROCK, Ill. One kill
ed, 8 injured, 10000 loss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
HAMMOND Starts
HOSPITAL COMPANY
Field Organization is Being
Rushed by DR.. r. o.
OstroWski.

pr H. 81 0strowski Of Hammond Is
the first in the field % organize hos
pital company connected with the In
diana National guard for hostilities
with Germany should they come about.
and has already communicated with
Gov. Goodrich and the adjutant gen
eraI regarding the organization Of a
field hospital company
DIR. ostrowski received a favorable
answer and has already begun work
on tile organization. The corps viii
look after its own equipment and viii
he made up largely Of the aoetor's
compatriots
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
INDIANA STANDARD
OIL CPITAL, S10O, 100000

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March "a
The standard Oil Company Of Indiana
yesterday filed notice with the Secretary
of state of an increase in capital from
$4,000. 600 to s100.G00.ooo New officers
of the company are: Pres dent Wi.6am
r. CoVan. first vice president. La@rca j.
Drake; second vice president. WiH4aai
N. Burton. secretary. Charles ID. Gano:
treasurer, George w. Stahl; assistant
treasurer. Charles .. Gano. The states
fee for recording the papers amounted
to s10o.026.50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
BULLETIN.D
(By Ritcd Press.)

WASHINGTON. March "a. - Two
regiments of Massachusetts militia will
he called out Mt once TO guard the ship
building works Mt Quincy and other
plants in the state, under arrange
meuts made today between the secre-
tary of war and the governor The
militia will guard ursennIs. nsunition
plants and especially the ship yards,
where nuch government conStrue-
ton n under way. While the war de-
pnrtment refused to say that If any
nIans it has made of q similar nature
affecting militia In other states, 1t was
Indicated the national guards of other
commemorative viii he used when
necessary in land defense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
]. 6. DEMAND
FOR MONEY
AND MEN IN
4 SCALE:
Recruiting 10 Start in Gaty. In
diana TO Furnish Three
Regiments.
HERE'S YOUR
FIRST CHANCE

1aFy's compnRy Of tfse InaIann a.
aaonal guard IL 40 be recruited 10 fult
war strength Capt. J. 4 UmpIebv
returned from indianapolis today win
INSTRUCTIONS He viii he at his desk to
receive recruits tomorrow at the city
hah- Andiana Is to have 1000 men
ready for the first call by April
ihese win constitute three fnfant-v
reEimenfs' cavalry. medical, en-
slneering and hospital corps. sevrrtv-
hNe men are needed in the Cnrx con,
phny which will he the first TO go out
from Lake county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-03-24
CBULLETIN.)

WASHINGTON, March 24.-Aa part
of its speeding up program the INV,
department today opened bids for six
teen desfroyers authorized under the
last navy bill. The opening was eIe1-c-
days ahead of schedule and witt
went the request for haste i'm cc.-
structing the vessels. -