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La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
moblle enthuslasts hereabout.

moblIt ehthusIAsts htfeAbouts.
Mrs Frank Loring and Mrs Van
diver and children. OF Las Animas.
motored to La Jnnta Tuesday and
spent the day shopping
Glysson Brothers have ordered an
electric sign. three by nine fee; in
dimensions. which will blAEs forth
from the from, OF their garage With
in the course OF the next month. or
jrs, a. soon a. IL arrives from the
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

FOR SALE-P Posts and stock and
poultry Eiros cheap luquir" Of
DII Chapman. West la Junta
FOR SALE-SlE room brick house
bath room pantry, barn and
chicken houses. a bargain p J.
Hershey. 1903 Ration avenue.
FOR SALE-S g BuTf OrpluElOn
eggs for hAtchiug vigorous farm
raised STOCK. excellent layers. eggs
&l.Z5 per fifteen. 50 per fifty s.
per hundred p n shank. r. ?. d
40 >. La JuutA. Colo
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

FOR SALE one Chandler touring
car. 1915 model. seven passsu-
ger. IL excellent condition; good
deal for some one Apply 10 y. J.
Farbor. Naval station. Fort Lyon.
Colo
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

FOR sALE-Eish, room frame
hosse. and . seven room brick
houss: yell located IN North Ia Jun.
u: ovnsss have left Ia Jpnta and
oee oaxtous 70 ell: these are both
~ psopesties. make ~ - offer.
0eoeO Coussy Abstrset Company.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

FOR sALE-s G. Rhode Island Red
eggs for hA,ehinx. IS for 500:
loo for $500. baby chicks. Is cents
each: 100 for sis.se. Inquire Of l.
J. Ctbbe, la jun,a. Colo. ,siephons
lunta 1ls W
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04

coon NENS.
Many haurcn> RcaGrrs Haze Iicgri Il
ana iirUiiit1d 'inp!thl.

Many iaurcn> RcaGrrs Haze IicaFa Il
and i'rOiiitGd ine!thl.
Good news travels fast Gaa tA"
many bad back sufferers in LaH"eAA
arc glad 10 learn where roller naN Ha
found Many lame weak ana aching
back is bad no more, thhpts 10 3&n"
Kidney Pills Our citizens are telling
,hc good news Of thcir e%pcucnes "l,H
This tested rcmcdy Here IS an exam
pie wo1h readings
II. J. EranlS, prop. grocorT i2
Fleming Sl,. l.aurens, SAYS THE iir"t
symptom ol\kidncy trouble III my case
was backacltc. When | Stoppcd 70
pick up anything, a sharp pain dartcd
through my back and | had 10 brace
myself in ordcrNto straightcn up. |
had to pass the kidney secrctionS too
often and the how\ was scanty and
painful. | suffered from dizzy spells
and almost toppled over when ! was
walking. | had suffered of and on for
six months when got Doan's Kidney
| Pills at Poscy's Drug Store. After us
Ing one box, felt better, and two
boxes cured me-"
| Price soc, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for kidney remedy-se,
| Doan's Kidney Pills-the same thai
Mr.. Franks had. Foster-Milburn Co.
| Props. Buffalo, =. Y.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04
MRS. IDA OWENS BABB.

A pail OF sadness fell over the en-
tire Rabun community early Saturday
morning June 23, when the sad news
went out that Mrs. IT. f., Babb had
passed away. She had been In declin-
ing health for over year. and bore
her affliction with great patience. Her
faith In the Saviour was ever manifest
and did not shrink during the last
ordeal OF sickness and death NO
clouds obscured her bright vision OF
divine glory. Mrs. IBabb was born
July 16. 1862 near Rabun Creek Bap-
tist church where in her early girl
hood days she became a member, fol
which we can truly say she gave her
self to Christ, and the extension of
his kingdom. For the last several
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04
u "prilc" Now Fighting in
Iialinn Trench.

Nhcn motion picture audiences 90
,o ts,e Cprra llnusc on Tuesday 10 see
3 1tGc. ihc second play OF Inc Nc
.luic series, seven Deadly sins, IN
Whi&h Ilo'brook Dlinn IS TO star, thcy
yil! a.c i.n COMo dc fraiS and Ia
Baronnc u'Arbo2 moving THROUGH tna
play with all Of the 'ignity necessary
10 thcM noble roles, but the PLAYERS
VINO created these parts, Guido Colucci
and his wife, Lena D'Avril. will be ov-
crscas, doing their bits for the Allies.
Mr. Colucoi is an Italian reservst,
who before his connection with Me
Clnrc Pictures, appeared in Metro.
World and Ivan Pictures. Recently
he was featured by Edison in five
ltel feature "The TMtTalc Step
Just as he was completing his work
in Pride" he received word that his
class had been called to the Italian
colors. and he stepped out Of his role
of Count to serve as a common soldier
| in the ranks.
His wife. whose stage name is Lena
| D'Avril played La BarOnne dArboz In
pride. She Is a French girl, ant
was well-known In Paris as dancer
| before coming to this country. Whcl
he Guido marched away, the wife real
| izcd that a place near her husband II
| that shcll-swcpt country was bette
| 81, Cox Of CT
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04

wears she was secretary and treas
urcr OF the ". Nj. s. Of her church OF
which both sustain great loss by hef
death, as a Christion she was impress
sivc By the quiet and rcpo"e oil hc'
raith the carncstncSs Of her motive
thc sincerity OF her purpose, the purity
OF her life, and the steady tcnacity ol
her efforts to do good. She was Il
faithful wife, and devoted mother.
Tho funeral service was held al
Rabun Creek church June ~ at TWO
o'clock. presided oycr by her pastor
Rev. George Hopkins.
Beautiful flowers expressed the love
of friends far and near, and the pres
ence of a large company told of the
large place she occupied in the hearts
of her friends
She is survived by her husband, Mr..
II. f. Babb and three children. MIS-
Smith j. Martin. Miss Allie Babb ana
Mr.. II. Houston Babb. She Is also sur
viycd by her mother, Mrs. Nancy Ow-
ems and one brother, Mr.. w. d. 7OW-
ems, all of this community and NUM-
her Of relatives and friends to mourn
her death.
"We miss thee from our home dear
mother,
We miss thee from thy place,
| A shadow DER our life is cast,
We miss the sunshine OF thy face.
We miss thy kind and willing rand
Thy fond and earnest care,
Our home is dark without thee
We miss thee everywhere
| Her Childrep.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04
5 s S s s s s 8 s s s s
Lccai and Personal Mention.

LEGAL and Personal Mention. s
s s s s s s s S s s s s s s s s 8
II Miss Helen Jones has been in Char
slotte for two weeks.
Mrs Pat Kinard Of Clinton, was Wis
iting relatives in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. Lane Monroe spent
Saturday in Columbia with relatives.
Miss Alberta Riddle is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. NJ. Lee in Charleston.
Mrs. b. Boyd, of the Ekom section,
was shopping in the city Monday.
MI and Mrs. C. NJ. Fuller, of Mount
VILE were visitors in the city Monday.
Miss Lila Hart has returned to
Greenville after two weeks stay
with her mother. Mrs. G. NJ. Clark.
Mrs. c. NJ. Clark and Miss Rebccea
Clark spent yesterday in Simpson
Vile.
Mr. and Mrs p. NJ Hellams and
children, of Gray Court, were visitors
in the city yesterday.
Miss Louise Dendy Of Seneca, is Wis
iting Miss Marie Philpot on sullivan
street,
Mr.. and Mrs G. Dudley Young, Of
Gaftney are spending several days
with Mr.. Youn@'s mother, Mrs. Sallic
ID. Young. on North Harper street
Mr.. Marion Wilkes has been spond-
ing q Cow days in tho city With his
Y
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04
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Whitaker.OwingS.

Mr.. Frank j. Owings, we'll known
citizen of the Trinity Ridge section,
and Miss Whitaker, who lived near
Gray Court, were happily married
Wednesday, June 20, by Rev. Mr..
Harley at Gray Court. After the mar
riagc they returned to Mr.. Owings'
home where they arc now keeping
house
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04
Cllurcl, Notice.

The hour for preaching services IN
thc I,aurcns Associate Reformed Pres
bytcrian church has been changed
from 4 O'Clock to > o'clock. Services
arc conducted by the pastor on cach
2nd and 4th Sabbath afternoon. Won't
you Worship with US occasionally?
Rev.'I. y. Kennedy.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04
l'hnMkS Hclpcrs.

| wish 10 thank the many friends
Iwho assisted me in The Advertisers
contest, and | assure them that their
help was greatly appreciated.
TO those who hclpcd me | feel as
grateful as If had won the car.
Very respectfully.
Myrtle Tcaguc.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04
O O O
In Honor oi Mrs. Christopher.

Another delightful affair in honor
of Mr.. and MrS. jerome Chrisiophcr
was the dinner party given Thursday
evening by MIR. and Mrs. \. y. Dial, at
their spacious homo on West Main
street. a few Of the more intimate
friends Of Dr and Mrs. Christophcr
and Nil and Mrs. Dial We're present
10 offer their rolictations upon the cul
mination of the romantic courtShip.
An elegant course dinner was served
during the evening".
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04
SOCIETY.
4. j. y. j. !. y. .S !. !. !. i. .ss *
Iiill-I}llrnctt.

Cross Hill. July 2.Mrs. Eva Il.
Hill announces the engagement Of her
daughter Bessie, to Arthur David
Burnett, Nj. D., Of Charleston, S. c.,
the marriage to take place in the near
future.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-07-04

Come to us for your Fruit lars. lar
Tops, Jar RubDcrs and Jelly Tumblers.
LR S. NJ. & E. II. WILKES e. co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
What Prominent Men
Say Of Liberty Loan

WASHINGTON, October "0.-Src-
rotary Daniels:
"rO-mOrrOw night America will
take the srcond Ercnt step toward
burylnE the Kaiser under rcrnps- OF
pnpcr. every scrap of paper Lib
crty bond"
Secretary Redleld,
""c will probably pass the
$4,000, ,00o.000 tomorrow. We Will
do IL nEain il necessary"
Secretary Bakers
"rhe soldiers arc not only willing
to fight for the nation, but willing
to share in bearing i,x other bur
dens."
General Bliss,
"The success of the great lonn
means the snmc MS doubling our
army"
Admiral henson:
"SOthinE can he more cheering
to the men of the nnvy thnn to know
their country hns lined up behind
them"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
FRENCH DRAWING,
CLOSER TO LAON.
Brazil in State of War With Germany
by Vote Of Its Deputies and Senate

The frat step Of war will he the
Acizure of nil German ships interned
in brazilian ports, md their en-
pio!mrnt ns carriers OF food and
supplies for the allies. Actual mill
tnry co-operntion with Amcricn and
the allies by Brnzii'S wcII-prcpnred
land md sen forces I. expected to
follow shortly.
Hrnnirs course throuchout I'm.
bee" analogous with TINT OF the
United States. Public md official
Indignation md the resolve TO de-
rinrc war came to n hcnd n. re-
suit "f the torprdoinE of the BrR-
|tltnn steamship Nlncnu In the Bny
"f tiiscny. the fourth brazilian shin
1" hc sent to the bottom by the Teu-
ton submarines with the ngEravnt-
Ing circumstance OF tho arrest OF
the Mncnu'S captain.
Brazil was tho first or the Inrrer
south American republics 10 foIIu,y
the lead of the United states. The
tt" jnnriro government broke re-
lnti"nS with berlin ON Apru 10. Not
"Hiy the Presidents mcssnEc yc.,
tcrday, hut every address in the
course OF t"-dny's debate preceding
inc war declaration. WIS marked by
emphasis ON the point thnt the war
Inns been deliberately thrust upon
this republic. md TINT Brnzti'. ntti-
tudc is II defensive one. IL being In
compatible with the country, honor
to remain passive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27

RIO JANEIRO, October :G.-'rhc
Chamber Of Deputies today. by nm
almost unanimous vote. declared
Tint n state OF wnr existed between
Germnny aud Brazil. The vote wnS
40 to I.
The tribuncS uf the chamber were
hllcd tO capacity. After debate
on the opportuncncsS of prOrlnim-
ing mnrtiul inw. the president Of
tho diplomatic commission spoke In
favor or n law w"rdcd ns follows:
~ stntc OF war between brazil
mud Germany Is hereby ncknowI-
edged and proclaimed. The PrcSl-
dent of the republic iS authorized 4"
his messnSc OF the 18th of October.
and to tnkc nil steps tending to in-
sure national defense nnd public
sccurIty."
The virtually unnnimous vote OF
the deputies wa. received with gem
crnI ncclnmntion.
Preaidcnt Drnx Inns sanctioned tho
proclamation OF state of war with
Germany.
The Senate unanimously approved
the proclamation OF "a state of war
with Germany.
According to the ncwxpnpcrs, tor
pedO-b0nt dcstroycrs have received
possession of the German gunboat
Ebcr. which has bccn lying there
for some time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
OFFICER At CAMP MEADE
D|MMED C0L0NEL's EYE
Colonel Dan T. Moore, 31Oth Field
Artillery Regiment, Tells OF
White House Incident.
MILITARY AID THERE IN 1908
Former Presidents Recent State
ment That Left Orbit Had Been
Rendered Useless First Intimation
TO Army Man How Blow Resulted.

PHILADELPHIA. October 26.--Col-
oncl Dan r. Moore. Sl0th Field Artil-
, lcry ltcgimcnt, Scventy-ninth Division,
stationed at Camp Meade. is the man
who dimmcd former President Roose-
vclts left eye in a boxing bout in tho
White House in 1905. il was disclos &c,
to-day.
Colonel Roosevelt acknowledged on
Sunday that his left eye had been rem
dcTed useless by husky young ariil-
lcry captain He declined TO Civ. his;
name.
Colonel Moore acknowledged he was
it when the question was put souurc.:'
up to him to-day.
II did not know Colonel Roosevelt s
eye had been put out until | read his
statement on Monday" said Colonel
Moore. But / have felt ever since
he told of losing the sight of one eye
that should be smoked out. Be sure
your sins will find YOU out.
"Of course, | am sorry | struck the
blow. and that the Colonel told about
it. Although ] never knew until |
read his statement that his eye had
been blinded. instantly knew it was
! TO whom he referred. because there
was no other answering the dcscrip-
tipii ilt gave VINO tbulu nave uOnr II.
in 1905 was military aid at tho
White House. Another was Granville
Fortesque. later a war correspondent
in Europe. and now a major Of the
National Army stationed at Camp Ice.
Still another was Phil Sheridan son
of the hero OF Winchester, who is inn
mortalizcd in verse.
COLONEL MOORE AND KERMIT
HIS BONING OPPONENTS
But the boxers of that time in the
White House were the President kcr-
nit Roosevelt and myself. For op-
poncnts i'll other sports the President
went further atirld. but when he wished
to don the gloves he chose Kermit or
me. fortesuue may have opposed him
occa sionally, but | doubt it, and don't
think Phil Sheridan ever boxed with
the President at all. That puts It
squarely up TO me-
Tell about the exact blow which
blinded one OF tho Presidents ewes?
! II would be as easy TO tell about the
shell that Killed amy particular soldier
in this war.
WI hen "A man put on tho gloves with
the Colonel, it was fight all the way.
NO man IN the ring with the Prcsi-
dent had amy chance to keep track nr
particular blows. y good, fast referee
might have known. but nobody else
The Colonel wanted plenty of action.
ana he usually got IL. He had no U.s.,
for gutter or one who gave ground.
Nobody but a man who was willing +,
night all the time and all the way had
any chance with him. That is INV only
excuse for the fact that seriously iu-
Jurcd him. There was no chance to he
carcfui or the blows. lie himself
wouldn't have stood for il.
81 shall write the Colonc, nv rcrre;
at the seriousness OF the blow. can't
do more and certainly won't do less
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27

BALTlMORE BY BOAT.
Most Delightful Water Trip In America.
Lv. Richmond $50 p. NJ, arrive Balu-
moro A.. NJ Fares. IS round trip; So one
srs.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
POSITION OF RUSSIAN
FORCES IMPROVING

PETROGRAD. Thursday. october e5.
In connection with the official reports
that tho Germans are withdrawing
some twenty verStS to new lines on
the Riga front. General Tcheremissoft.
commander of the armies on the north.
ern front. has reported to the govern
ment that the position OF the Russian
forces Is improving. He said they Rad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
Malone Turns Socialist.

NEW YORK, October 26--Dudlev
Field Malone, who resigned az collcc-
tor OF the port of New York because
OF the arrest of suffragists who were
pickcting the White House at Wash
ington. has decided to support Norris
fiilluuit, Socialist candidate for Mayor
of New York, and the entire Socialist
municipal ticket it was announced to-
night.
Local Sleeping Car to Dnnyllle.
Lv. Richmond l1:15 y. NJ. daily. and may
be occupied at Danviilo until 1880 a. M.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
ALL SORTS OF ADS FOR
ALL SORTS OF PEOPLE

Zee 1Imes.Dispalch Want Pages for a
Service Of Unequaled Value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-27
Reasons Why
Col. Thos. B. McAdams,
Vice-Pres. Of the
Merchants Natl Bank
Bought Liberty Bonds

BECAUSE this is an hour for ser
vice.
BECAUSE the government cuIls up-
OF its young men to make an
unlimited personal sacrifice.
BECAUSE II fs my duty through
this Investment to help furnish
the funds necessary to equip
and feed them on the battle
front.
BECAUSE I believe implicitly I'm iib-
erty. Justice nnd the protection
or the helpless, and ] know that
unless we are succcssfuI in this
wnr these ideals shall he snnt-
tered.
BECAUSE I beIieve II we fail to
help our country In the present
emergency, we contribute to the
success of the enemy.
BECAUSE ! know of no reason why
person should not subscribe
except those which are horn In
selnshness, indifference and din
loyalty.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
BOXING At
GARY FRIDAY
EVENING

nder the auspices of Gary lodge Of
Elhs one Of She finest boxing carnival
programs ever presented ia the Calumet
region wall be- offered at cary theater
Friday evening the fan program being
printed elsewhere in the advertising col
urins of THE TMEs
Ever Hammer VS. Nflhurn Savior Win
be the big event Matchmaker Deutseh
has arranged for Both VIII go in at
1875 pounds and Try 10 make ten rounds.
The semi-nnals include joe Bishop Of
Whiting VS. Ray King of Cary. eight
rounds. 125 pounds. Young Army WIN
meet Sailor Friedman Of Chicago
Heights. s rounds. l35 pounds. and
Toughie Murray OF Ambridee. pitts
bursh. vii lhox Eid Hogan six rounds
at us pounds.
Sporting Editor Ed smith Of the Chi
caso American viii be referee Admis-
sion ia ST. 81 and So
Special train Illinois Central. leaves
Randolph street station at p. m. stop
ping at Van Buren,. I2th. ard and 6srd
streets Positively arriving in Chicago
at IL o'clock
Seats on sale al Gary hotel. Umple-
10y &. Binzenhof. George oDonnen the
Club cigar store. Billy Gradon's and
erry Deegans and at the box office
night Of the eight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
SOCIAL NEWS

tho Hammond Woman's Club ON Tues
day afternoon SAT- the home of Miss
Blanche Howell. 36 Mason street
Master John Wilhelm AIS Uncle sam"
sang The Star spangled Banner and
htue Nancy Claire Miller as Column
bin rectted MY Captain" and The
Tollng Bell The program FER the
afternoon was opened Win medley Of
patriotic airs rendered by Mrs. Roscoe
H. Woods and She Eraclously responded
with am encore Aiss Howell had the
only paper OF the afternoon and her
subject. THE Origin and Authorship of
American airs" among them The star
spangled Banner columbia. the Gem
of the Ocean" Yankee Doodle" and
'DiNio" was given in "a most interest
ing manner Niss Alice Miller SANS
MY own United states and Mrs. l.. t.
Bomherger sang MY Fathers Flag and
Mine" and both numbers were greatly
enjoyed.
Announcement was made of the next
meeting to be held Marsh goth at the
home of Mrs Harry Weight in Highland
street The program viii be ON shake
speare i'm Song.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
Hammond Marvels
At Astounding Story

Local people marvel at this story of
a business man. T had to quit work be
cause of stomach oatarrh. Everything
I ate fermented and soured Dieting
did no good Finally 1 tried buckthorn
bark. gfycerine etc. as mixed in Adler
i-Ba ONE Spoonful helped me IN
STANTLV" Because Adler-i-ka Pushes
the ENTIRE ahmentaryl tract it re-
Nevcs ANY CASE constipation sour
stomach or gas and prevents appendi-
citis 1t has QUICKEST action Of any
thing we ever SOLD Otto NegeIe drug
gist. Calumet Ave. and Fayette. street.
Hammond. Indy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
SLAYER OF GARY
BANKERS BROTHER
PLACED ON TRIAL

CHICAGO. Feb 22-Behtnd the XIII
ing Of stephen Zagar. II private banl. =.
2s00 Wentworth avenue. q brother IS
John Zagar. vice-president OF the Carr
Trust & Savings Bank. Cary, Ind fer
which Frank Cvich a former Ieutenant
in the Austrian army, is 90 trial ul
Judge Hugo PANS branch Of Crimna
court is dramatic story from which
Rudyard KfDling might have written
his famous poem. Boots"
The story came TO light after Cvieh
who appears TO have lost has reasons.
arose from his seat in court ora severai
occasions yesterday and tramped
tramped towards the door with military
bearing The tale was given out by his
attorney Joseph r.. Burres. who made q
plea of insanity for Cvieh, and by n
V. squarsy. 1915 West Fifteenth street
"a private banker, and Cvich's brother
in-law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22

Complimentary % Mrs. George Krieg-
err several friends gathered ut tha home
OF her mother Mrs William Luoht in
Jefferson street yesterday afternoon for
I. party Music and games were features
IF the afternoon following which
three course luncheon was served
There We're covers for Mrs. Edward
Shaw of Chicago. Mesdanes Wolf. Mey-
er. K1einscbmjdt Krieger. Reichert. Ber-
goin. T DoebIer. a. Doehler. SWEETS. Me
Garry. Lucht. Kolb. Miss Ida SWEETS and
Masters James F1lan Roy Rleinschmidt
and Ed Berg0iu
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
DIES FROM
EXPLOSION

John Lawrence Croke. not quite 20
years old. who was injured in blow
pipe explosion while working for the
Peoples Hardware company's plumbing
department al Gas Tyler street, Gary.
yesterday morning died Al 5 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon At Mercy hospital
lie had been hit in the lungs
Croke was the son Of j. j. Croke. 6t31
Eggieston avenue Chicago The fun
eral viii be in charge OF Undertaken
Finerty of Cary and will he held from
the Croke home Services will be at 81.
Demands church Saturday morning al
nine O'Clock. interment at Nj OHvet
cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-22
East Chicago
fer People and Occurrences

Mrs. J. S. Dewey entertained Tuesday
afternoon with fancy work a. her
home on 145th street The guests con-
sisted Of ladies' from Hammond. Whit
ing and East Chicago During tine af-
ternoou refreshments were enjoyed
Twin city Circle Daughter ~ Isa-
bella, VIII hold regular meeting this
evening al Weilands hail at o'clock.
Al members are requested 10 attend
The Crocus club IS being entertain
ed this afternoon at the home or Mrs
Ben Hush on Grapevine street. Indi-