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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

ga.1ozal FAR which % 70 7,ccGr II lie
50 H.e afternoon
Harold Pierce has resa-us3 hone
f-vr1 an 711es-s' training camp II Ken
lucky WHARF he has finished his dGc2es-
Mrs MSl1ie We4g1sy Is seriously III
with IL hop@ % -eeoyerT She : being
cared Tor cy Mrs Ft2ylLa C1csey-
TIE s~is-1< o. Harry Grant who i. :
"a -5s-. n GAS hosptIAI. WzcsrvSi2s-
VII ge CAD 70 Know es : gaining
ne r..rsc-e. sh2w stvsa ~ the VIZ
tory Girls Friday a.g1s WAS > pleasing
eaczrcAi2-rsEz and VAS t.s-s1ae1 70 ty
! tro@s=-f s2-se- The proceeds amount
e. % over s1sr
Mrs Aimee Ro4e:1s passed ne week
end Win sc.er-s in Gardiner
Mrs. JAMES, Efurtcoa ard Mrs Eide
BLsas5ell were CO a1=-rlsle S1s--1a<
Z. s reported ca2s Cn2rlss Muse WHO
.gds aesu n Sa-t1e--. training camp
:o- Inc gas: te@ Eno1t1s, : expected
home IN -hs uea- tG----s
Charles S1s&% - Ia-cae tas u-9vet
20 his Es~ home = ne r.1-2gs, we5cA
Ne Recently rGrc IA s,4L 81 v .ttll ~ S.7ate
AMI Mr.. SoG.e has Esovs,3 .f,s family into
the house BE has oo-s1c q: S~I4s-1
Adams On Ts.ca street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
SPLENDID RECORD
F Marine CORPS

"4slla7rea. -sse- .---Tl~ fr.: co.,
-+ :. :: 3-s-.u. CAs-s za.ss ssr~.--
.-- ~ -4z-=-s.-. sr-E N T-l2cs vs.
"a. E--a1. inlay - 3Ll.7- Ce=s-.. B.--
- .s-a1a-ta7s u ;z4 Marine ca-rs- i
81, a--zs. -evo:: % lie sse-s5A-y Q. =.
wa4 d, l.. > er.a=.:4t.aa n,aaaers-
-,-teL- 3a--ess gives s27-. .: -. 60, sra.z-
ta=ssa-as iron Feyac4 Az 47s-icsa
5-:e-s 2za.s-as h. -eas ~srA 9: tie La
.iaes. az3 eco.z=z;-u- ~.-n.r rgea -.
@a21-1.e1i ee3reSs ss4 n,3r.se ct III Re
a--ea: sAsaa the eA>zA-sg za:s was s-s-a<ni-
7zs-
Eo-o1.r- .re Tie 1LA-.ze rn.: q T-a-gs:
-1s IN. I'll All -5tA -sc.7-e.4s. lie =.
3arAlas sz- tai.A-.'a. ;ls -, II al -
Replacement; 3s.s4--ors tie 37,.. s.h. ssa al
tsh. separate ha;5al2-s Isl al II e.szAg
replacement ba'tlLqas, 81 ssr4rs;< -acAins
gz7 eAscaiisa a19 part et ;he iI,A rssl
r2ea;- Tie sot4l Up 70 tAs ts;s g. IL -
rers ~as 80 o@esrs az1 1,.3-3 us=n-
Bs.~ssa Apr. az3 s<r3, :. 1919 -
7-srice casGa':lss .ccs1SG > ger ee1c >.
ch-ss- s-Vss s1-sas-A Fc-sy- toz- offers ga
1915 enlisted zsea we-e KIDD n action azd
- osce-z and -53. 1sa -s-s wounded
Qniy IS H,su ere kzewn 10 Dc In lie
hIais u tie e1s1y." General Bzrns.t SD
Il Is considered shss this et,asrE.-.ss
12os7 -e-arSAHts ,sssErroa q. - the m.s-lk,
CENT rsa-at< szd i1dlvs4za. courage a. t.
-,su
-.srers.oa a-so : caflsd 10 Ire remarkable
records made ~ fresh troops wAo were
thrown inta sesiaz against vGss-az enemy
tc-css atts- cgly zsvea weeks @. training
TEsis siesiiasss z1Ge- ire. tie -~p,.. said.
$ e.9z-sz. Q: he s.e --a;s-isl t-ar VIII
he e9sps Is drs~ize Ks g.sa
Ta# marine eorps also o-sani1ed . rsSi-
-eai ct As.vy ARTILLERY TO Gsa T-:zch rsral
saea rFoTi3si with caterpillar tractors aai
-s7nts. sod b1ls up its OWE sriattca ser
VIE. 80 ssEieEs ai-Es being graduated sscA
1a1;h- IN Tie ciaslEe LAYS 81 tie ws-. E.e24
- sehosi q 8os;a1.
Despite liz great expansion c, the cc-rs
azG the reduced training period. lie "a.
ElEss maintained skelr record fer -s-ks--ar-
sig. s. per es1s- q tAe t1.i-e organisation
qzaltyEs- IS -a-A-sa, sAarrssc<ss-s All
sIrers -2is1s1
Gs1e-al Barnet -scozza1dsi saai the
Pe-ls-szs peace ss-sr=sl az tie ec-ps &c
raise. 70 81 500.
View eo1ss--csSoc rscarrsrisd ~ he
eo7=aadaa: ircfz5ss storage facilities -
Pk-s1siPhis 50 cost s450 oCo. additional
r-ess haL,s sEd crs-srs a. Paris Isases.
c, 50 eoss si,s5s.29o, .tss,u,.s ws.s-
wv-a a. o-,ztsco. Va .at t.-rae& u tie
Se~ To-k -s-r 7srt-
o1.E,ice sA7-Ii - -.t4 he eas. eoas.
base azd Ssa Dieeo ;Ae VS. coast lass q
ika so-Es. Gene-1, Barnett SAYS, sAczId Il
seeoz.e rsesssary TO concentrate tAsse sruo2s
q ;lei- ewa lsPoss n e-de- 10 dsrVse The
space sAsy .ew oexzFy 70 Industrial a=siv.-
les * saa navy yards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

ed vigorously in the singing II the
American Presbyterian church The
President wore black morning cu-t
gray trousers and high hat The
he did not take a seat In the f,rss
row o: pews but sat in the eighth
row. Another reporter notes that the
President paid great attention 10 the
preachers discourse. The Temps says
that he wore the same air OF serenity
as on his arrival on Saturday. not
severity as we misinterpreted-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
Guest Of Peineare

Paris. Dec A-Pgssziens Pc.ccare' .
luncheon a. Eiysee Palace at ! O'Clock
vas attended ny 30 gues-s TIE p-esi-
dsasI2I party arrived 4. nE. passing
through the lines az the Eleventh A.
zine ChasssE-s. who acted a. q gvari
az honor in the court
The President o. France and Madame
TosResrs met their guests and Presiis1.
t'etac,rs. giving his arm 70 Mrs Va
son. and President Wilson 10 Madame
Pasacars. they proceeded 70 the drawing
rooEr where the other guests were as
<ela.ss.- Teen. il accordance with the
EreacA custom, NJ Po.n-are prsseats.
the men and Nine PoiaSare presented
Ire ladies' 10 President and Mrs VII
soc
IRE tables, set In The form az = horse
shoe. ws-= decorated with red aai white
RISES and Large lunches OF parma VIC
lets Tie t~u Presidents we're ssa,-;
side By side with Nine Poincare On
President Wilson right ,nd Ms VII
son on President PcEsca-e's lsft- e.
L,obe-t. $ former President OF France.
WAS ~ ees left o. Mrs Wlisoa-
On the table II front u the prssi-
dents was mirror On which rested a
ship OF blue and white yioiets with 1~o
f5ttls American flags 81 ,ae rlasshe26s.
TIE other table decorations included
tao airp.aaes aIso made Of vJolars.
The guests tncl1Sse13 the presidents .!
The senate and chamber. TreEatsr Gem
s1ee1u aud his minister's. former pre-
E1l.srs and tC--e- foreign ministers and
TIE Eca-shals OF France.
F7rss.isn. Wilson addressed I Social
- delegation which c2I.sj On ain, 10
5ay- He said.
Gentlemen: received with srsa.
pleasure the address which yo1 have
t-s- read 70 me. The var through
WHICH we have Just passed has Illus
traced IN : way ~htch ns.e- car De for
goC-sr ne extraordinary wrongs whic-l
ean re peEqeerate5 ~ arbitrary and II
-ssro slbta powe-.
=. Is no. possible 10 secure the aappi-
ness and prosperity Of che world. 20 -
r&ol5sh an enduring ps2cv. unless re
repetition ct such wrolss Is rendered
III P.1ssla lie This ms indeed been PEG
PIES war Il has been waget agains.
aasc.-tisot AMI -ns.i1arls-r AMI these en-
sru.ss az liberty must from this time
forth De- shut Oh, from she possibility
II working their cruel vii upon ul4u'
Lind
tn -,y iud-neu. il is not sufficient
70 establish this principle Il IS reces-
sary tina. il should " supported by
4 fco- Operation, ot me nations which
shall be made certain Of effective ac-
ton through -te lty Of 2
league OF nations. ! believe this 70
be the CONVECTION of all thoughtful
and liberal men
y am confident that This Is the
thought % those who lead your owr
great nation and 7 am looe.ng for
ward with peculiar pleasure to CO.
operating with them in securing
guarantees Of & living pace OF tus-
tlce and right dealing which shall
Justify the sacrifices OF this SSlr and
cause men 20 took back URor these
sacrifices as the dramatic and ttaa,
processes q gheir eEnanctpar ion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

Prwsse ivs- < SsckresE Dies az As
esSsrs o. Oe~er Cause. and Corporal
oe-snsave J. Aatnses and prSs.tes
ReR-s .. Murray ara WSIlsars !.
Peavey Are Wevnced
IN the casualty lisa published this
7c-ri-g are the a4armss os three Al
xrss-a boys Private Iran e BscS-
ns.Lised q accident or other c2nse.
Cerp~ai DoralrnAeue J. MAshhea-
wo111s3- degree Undetermined, ard
Private Robert p Murray. wounded
severely.
Regarding Private B1cS1elt. Il nrEtl
be remembered .1G- hts name az
psa-sG IN she casualty list of Oct
"a rs wounded severely Re was l.
years ct age and tie sul Of Lester
y. BlcknsIL who was formerly en-
pscya4 4. tte Augusta State hos
r+saL Before ect1s-Lag II Co N
ycS--- B5clne1l Tad been employed
~ ne flrr- % The Augusta STATE
hospital ard :, the farm Of the Ma
sloaIst >ol4se-s' HONE at Tox-s. He
.ol-sts % VI :. the summer of 1911
Pirate BieGreu and lis father came
- sG5s city t-'ozl Mziisoa and the
e,~t+r NJ Blcs-eIE wenr IN ire .an 10
3tss's2r glsssts fo- employment
CORPORAL Ca3grirlt1s-e ]. Matthew -e-
yo-cs,t -%1.s1gissi- degree u15ete--
q s-tL WIS enr-t IN augusta = years
A<y, -ae son - NJ ard Mrs. Charles
NAth1S;- lie his l.ee1 IN service
~ -1-v4 y-ars ard went 10 the Mex
.--.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
--gi- EFG-scaS

-,:r-..a-c: Cai-- MACS ---aY Evs-
-i-s arg zi=rt!s ~ c=;r:s-s
Tie regular u ing az LON II
Camp, NJ. -, T. y L. csG1 "a Fl
Ia sTar-c.- Del. L. lie "a. .l71 II :,
'rss:ers pera =l'=cas't .3r c-s z1s'1Lr-.g
t.;ir
e7--cI,s, s=rcl.,a NJ 9w=rg:,:a WISE
oracle HsstG1e= Mcf-rtl11s Recorder.
Al:a " PtrIsI-sar-- r'4,,'sgve=-. Helen
2 FarwaI, c-.ans,'=iI,l-. L5tr54
-f.l.saalI. 4--sr seminal M-b5-e,t L
u l.I-slr-:sc 971tsr se--1rsaE 8.sssi=
s2raxI-e 1-.ara4Esr- EgtL2 RCD lnls.1-1
- Tz.:i,lc- Or. Ceccvs z Nazaaz-r
Al E-vt1at12c has ase=- ra,:stv=,1
from tie M9tar- Vvor1,5z-s1 zsk5zg
tts Gang -7 i'7Ll them = t-= install
IL -tssc 1t c7cers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
NORRIDGEWOCk

TIE rsxe E-essIae ot .hs Narz1aI ?
Hal. Cg-ris. G l. p u 10 te hsl1 81
Trg@a,4ar. D4c- =. a. 6 csoes Az4t 4
f9I at.slda1Gs - rss lasted an ACCOM-
OF A1.cist oE1s5nsaa- The to-- % .1s
meeting Is 9'eg7t.e SO tAa- the 1oe--
as-s nzzy oe -aa5s 10 asss11 ne Coasrs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

TIE .a- rea c-er ~3i5:t- had ,..a- II
s7ltar;s s-ar sIr7sc.s Llzc E--s.s,t.sY 3ras.
sC.--s-..y zs-srucr.n Ant WIS t1l9o#=,t az
-hsIr.-E .itIsa and I northwest III
II. rain ~ sa---rtsT ard SATURDAY
rtre- rrgseasr Win eesa er.a EIrg wea tn :
81 u che cIaAs few dag Er-s zway t1z
greater -l-- :. ste .1crts sco .1>4z- L 2
CO .h,. r-usE-1 Ali. n. ground 3 cew
hare = -arr ,Gacss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

Ths -eI- ->r'.9Ir --aas1r.r .. -ac-
IT, \ E-s-4. - > ? IL : Q . p
VII ~ s5. - Tsea!lF sgs1l-g
De- Il .r~ % e ,..~- g1el-sy
m tt-a--r-s-- -r--..I-1s- Ard
trk 90 z " .srrHe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

e -Gr-i r4ll rss9 is De-
eerse- z4e,izx a: y ,nkE uoaaay
a. &c en4Gc rpaE-s at City
= art b % t%strsd mat all mem
Pc ~ss@at- ore q sh@ i1p,or-
AHt r.s,..-, =, -. 49, -
1s = tAe Eean@5~,c bridge or
cn VII eorne Ep for
--t91 several other questions
- A.'@ aiu the attsntGor %. the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

Sergeant Charles e BLckt3ra was
barn u years ago in Chargss-9y%n.
Mss TIE son - NJ a-t Ms
Charles e 8icist~-,l Ea was 81
--.J -sd Il -.lz-ert4, Mass. ard A.
g7-.s-L, and s-i4s-a4t ia On ". .l:.t
-nfA-rrT- .ACrll IL 1871 for ss-y.. :
30. l.eta M=x1cfla besc4er 1ag zen. 20
F'-ce.:s = 1..s al 0t 1871 w9-,f as
rs':ec1Ly been rs,:,4av al Or his sz.r%-
1tlt 1A VIZ w'27--4ts't t=gre= -
,...1s.r,-, l-...i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

= ven .asr Lc,. "a = e.
day -.s IL sE.4 5.s 80. sleI.1tt-
ias az g.c ;'cn -1sra sl,e
vles 81 gsr, ..s v1-ct IL. e'a.sa
ten. -l-,-Y -sc-.'s'.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
LOCAL NOTICE

''4.s=- A---g Gssp@I xss;i1Ss every
KAT n - psAr a. P NJ a. Ia Wat.
'fs%' AIx-sca. MA4-s- S@aSzys.
aa.ln.ss meeting. 10 p NJ,
g a. up NJ ygEzx ,eop.e Q
To- a-s l1sl.s9 and urged -
seS-4tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

The dial Of French clock II per-
forated and behind IL are numbered
disks for both II and - hour time
either u which can b turned to show
the figures through the openin4A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

S.ap1ss Camp :. e =,
har .-rr =. C.-,-s - tau
-stasA.s5n * oe-scsrs and
'---sa 5- - s:hsr t-s5og-An.
f'fts = tsss-.! that al ze1--
= r-vs@r, Z possible
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
SHOE MANUFACTURER
DIES AT AUBURN

Auburn. Maine. Dec i5.-Char,es
A. Munroe. IS. son Of Noble Munroe.
one OF the founders OF the shoe in
dus;ry in Auburn. died today after .
short Illness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
DAILYkENsEBEl JOURNAL
" -aa, ..usiri;ar n. '4fi
AUGUSTA LOCALS

l-f G1Eau,H 20 -.e WI.Ga Can
tral 4s. iitst s1rr.a. vio II t1r
fref 81 Aer1e 81 --nsaH. - re
pore . 3. r-7cri ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
Large F amiIy 7?

Then why rot use ~S~ee: Nut" Ma.
sarire which casts Only 53c ~
When served. looks and tastes tire
same as creamery butter. Made from
.ne nutritious part % white eoe5anu.
meat ehgrrei with passeurizsa milk.
S,Id orly az tire Direct importing
Co.'S .siiow front store. 1856 Water
ST.. Augusta, where Benefit srano
Teas, cofFees ara Greoery Sleeialtiss
are rstailed at wholesale prices.
Look COR cur store in your town
kox.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
Snap Shots

a, 80 --e-a-s. - :: 49, s-ass-r
s,.t.,c 80 -r-:-s --g-1:,
az ..- - 'v1b:-I.: --r=es-
A. ,s.s-s.s .s:.s. - aN.--s Ca
,nc - Sc =: s.-3 80 ~--'.:-iS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16

'ssn =. sha ~oe.-assa%s g-sexeSszsx a. L.
s'a-eslss3 S-sssl- sgrsrzz4as-
= = oGs ozIy sAss soTsruR4as's &
stzcss sca4ass arz8&ssr ~hlea sa1-c1 :.
. .g--7s4sr- SAL Iar,- 2cGeg- Cecsl rh1s
e las eecnElssei stTszrs< .ess-g. sA5s crzz--
TT wA4sk- Z esE-z2ssed by aar ordinary.
civilized geTs-aas1i- wssz54 hare rz1-s sasa
justified sAls egzn1rx IL szskzs redress -
.r-1s- \ B-.1AsA -.~A ezee- las bs=z
s--=si ~Alss pso1essIzs eeilGInS hsssr :
r. - sAs Br.lLsh ssvsrzzset- Oses- SrF.-
81 s-8.se1s eavs hexg szajse4s& 20 hs--Ihs4
. -h-5zAFFs. .1i crimes have aesz eya1z=-I.-
ie1 Which s7ac-v- kz=szGzy While v-i-nars-
. Ne sGeAi 10 sezzs4Gs- liz Inssrss.x ara
desires - iAa Fe1rA- il 5 -jetE 10 sav ths.
aA.-% S1lsAerls7 sgrsEu1ezs. - s1ch Is "a
s-sI<t "a 10 caaslds-s.aoa yhI-@vs- RI liz
lands et shs British svre-u1s1;~
-aA5a, N@T- --3sl5et 'AIl /. League :.
>4iIczs VII he a-&.sva1 as expressed ar
I4-s2 -aA1AzsAI, sha japanese minister sa-
F-a7ze~ - L dsa1e- givsr ct tAs B.-ks-s'
. C2rT, Il h2zs- g. We zeu Tarc aasa tsb4ass
- -alsz<- lid a.tsaEs-uA Ia lie ac.5v.-
Z sles 81 AE1sCs.Ga &zaacu+-x 20 prepare :s-
, -1s Pc1ss-wlr E~raed- th1s eeE.rr=lny ID
.h+,r srJ41ts1 zt75oz41 14vs5qg-sa1.~ a..
---~. .-aqzG4se 11s-zess 4zi 572-e51I -
80 ~. ,>-7 q tc-9pacz'.s- vl-e4
a42aI .i~1zes Japan irc4-ezs<
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
FOUR AUGUSTA BOYS
IN CASUALTY LISTS

Private ivss < SsskresE Dies az A.
esSsrs o. oener Cause and Corporal
oe-snsage j. AatnseG and prsvstes
FeR-- .. Murray ard WillEa-, J.
Peavey Are Wegnaed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-16
Geo. v. Merrill

49, = -t"t- sr:7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-19
ORDER SUSPENDS
DRAFT EXAMINATION
Indiana Draft Boards Get
Notice Regarding Regis
trants Today.

Local draft boards in Indiana were
ordered Is discontinue the physical
examination Of all registrants IN in
structlons issued yesterday by Major
Robert a. Baltzel. state draft eNecu-
tive. and the four district boards in
the state were instructed to diseon-
tInue the work OF classifying regis
trants and return all records to tho
local boards These instructions were
issued following the receipt Of an or
aer from the provost marshal general
AT Washington. The Washington or
Ger follows:
Local boards viii discontinue on
this date all physical examination OF
rcgistrants but VIII continue and car
mn to the earliest completion elassih-
cation Of the 10 to 36 years OLE ana ia
years old groups District boards VIII
discontinue all work of classification
and or appeals on this date IheN
viii at once proceed 70 complete All
their records in SO far as the same
are deficient as to men already classi-
fed by them or in respect OF whom
they have already heard and deter
mined appeals They viii use the ut
most care In protecting and preserN-
ing all records and VIII await further
orders regarding custody and check
ing I'm and accounting for their own
records All records belonging per-
manently 10 files of the local boards
l-should be returned Immediately to
proper local boards.
The four district boards in the state
that viii terminate their duties with
ing ten days or two weeks are Dis
trlct 40. /. Laporte. NJ. L. Ray. chair
man. District No. .. Fort Wayne Dr.
Miles Porter. chairman; District No.
Indianapolis Luciius b. Swift.
/ chairman, and District No. 4. Vim
cennes. John H. Edwards. chairman.
\ the district boards have been at work
! sixteen months.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-19
WHO WANTS 4
JOB? SPEAK QUICK

The L. S Employment Service Is in
the field TO help everybody. those who
want work and those who want a job.
liz employers and employee will remcm-
Der to use the service these days the
supply and demad for labor Will balance
more satisfactorily TO all concerned
This service is for all-the man or wom-
an who is finding # necessary to change
his or her job and the employer who
wants help, no matter how small the
order.
Housewives viii stand a better chance
Of getting help now, If they viii put
in their orders at the employment office
stating requirements and wages.
Storckeepers needing help, may find it
here. Office women and girls for varl-
Gus lines Of -bookkeepers. stenog-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-19
MAYOR BROWN OUT
OF BED FOR FIRST
TIME WITHIN WEEK

Mayor Brown was out or bod today
for the first time since Wednesday
when he WIS taken III with influenza.
The mayor was tagged cut from over
work, he states Today he was up ana
around tho house and expected to 20 TO
the office tomorrow.
Regarding the sanitary district pro-
jcct which is being revived 10y Chicago
newspapers Mayor Brown stated that
pressure is being brought TO bear TO
have the matter brought before the vot-
ers again.
Everybody knows he said, that We
ought 10 get our sewage out of the
lake II is a big undertaking
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-19
LOSES HIS WIFE.

Mary Fedoresak. 10 years old. wife
OF stevan Fedoresak. of 18th avenue.
Hammond. died at their home this
morning.
The funeral VIII be held from their
residence tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock Interment will be held fin
Oak Hill cemetery.
Undertaken EmmerIing in charge.
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LOWELL

County Commissioner James Black
went to indianapolis on business yes
terday.
Rev. G. A. Brown went 10 Lafayette
yesterday 70 attend a conference Of the
Methodist ministers Of the Lafayette
district a plan viii be discussed and
adopted to tal16 up the reconstruetion
work in the fields where the Methodist
churches are working over seas This Is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-19
STORES TO OPEN
THREE NIGHTS

At a special meeting of the retail
merchants of Hammond held last even-
ing it was decided the members present
would keep their stores open Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday evenings of each
week for the benefit of the working
people who nnd it, inconvenient to trade
during the day To mark the reopen
ing Of tile stores tire merchants are go-
ing 20 offer special inducements for
Thursday evening Watch TimEs ads
For these.
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ARE
OPEN SUNDAYS

Burnham, the city OF special privil-
eyes, is tho mecca for dry Lake county
camels Sundays when IT'S bars are open
although those Of West Hammond are
closed. Jealous West Hammond sa-
loonkeepers are demanding e know why
Burnham enjoys this favor which is
denied them The reason is that Mayor
kamradt Of West hammond has render
ed strict Interpretation of The law
That's the reason Gostlin street gets
the business sundays instead Of state
street.
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HEssvILLE MAN HURT

william Runyan. ~ years old, of Hess
Vile, had two ibis broken ana was ON
erwise injured last night at the corner
~ Holman ana smiley streets. Hammond.
when the automobiles OF W. c. Russell
or asa Hfckor,y street. and Gran5ella
rowe az S51 Erie street. crashed to
re+ber Ar Rungan was taken 70 St
Margaret's hospital. Hammond.
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raphers, typists. general clerks. etc. are
available.
orders for help Of any kind can be
telephoned to E. c. 939 or mailed to U.
S. Employment Service, city Hall. East
Chicago. Ind.
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a big problem for all churches and the
Methodists feel that they should get an
early start
Mr.. and Mrs F. T. Nelson were Chi
cago visitors yesterday.
Rev w j. r. Simmons went to Chi
cago on business last evening
John Rosenbower and Ellsworth
Brown Of Cedar Lake were in Lowell on
business yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-11-19
HARD COAL
SITUATION BAD

The hard coal situation in Hammond
is anything but encouraging. There
are about six cars of hard coal in
dealers' yards and some dealers have
no anthracite. There is a good sup
NV OF soft coal. however,
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Save for Allied War Drive!
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
FLOODS GENERAL IN SOUTH

WASHINGTON. Jan. 80. - Heavy
SHOWS in the east. floods in the mid
die west and parts OF the south. rain
in the south Atlantic and Gulf states.
and q cold wave preceded by liszc
snow in the far west were reported
tonight by the weather bureau.
The gulf disturbance yesterday
caused heavy SHOWS during the day
in Virginia. the District of Columbia
and Maryland, and the storm was
sweeping on TO New England tonight.
with snow falling as far north as the
city of New York The snow in the
eastern states viii continue tomorrow,
Forecaster Frankenfield said. with
some i'll the lower lake region. but
there will be fair weather Friday.
Six and one-Ealf inches of snow fell
in northern Virginia and Maryland to-
day. and at s o'clock tonight the fall
in Philadelphia had registered three
and one-half inches.
Floods are general ever the south
except In Georgia. but have not yet
become serious.
The cold wave over the far west
had moved eastward tonight and
reached northwest Texas and the Mis-
souri, valley.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-01-31
RIGHT OF WAY ORDERED


WASHINGTON. Jan 30-In re-
sponse TO an urgent appeal from J. J.
Storrow, New England fuel admins
traitor, the shipping board tonight di-
rected that coal piers al Hampton
Roads ports gve complete right Of
way for loading during a 72-hOur Pc
riod beginning tomorrow morning 20
a fleet of 80 steamers. schOOners and
barges waiting there to take coal for
Boston
At the same time Director General
McAdoo instructed the railroads to
give priority tomorrow to y coal
trains of 25 cars each TO supplement
the usual movement Of ccal 10 New
England and to meet emergency de-
mands at Boston
Secretary Daniels ordered the COM
mandant Of the navy yard there to
turn over 5000 tons of bituminOus
coal to the city fuel administrator
The seriousness Of the New Eng
land shortage was presented by Mr.
StOrrOw today in conferences with
Fuel Administrator Garfield. Director
General McAdOo, Secretaries Baker
and Daniels and officials of the ship
ping board He said there was dis
tress throughout his section: impOr-
tant war industries were running on
reduced schedules. and unless speedy
relief was provided a general indus
trial shutdown may be required In
Boston many office buildings will be
kept open for only part OF the business
day until the situation improves.