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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-25
over THERE"
AT DE LUKE

Deluxe thes Tire offers "Q1er There"
TO - patrons usAs suadav. The picture
is patriotic stort y tn Charles Rich
nan in the leading role Of an American
who comes so near being a Stacker there
is no fun in it. But he turns out to bs
splendid hero ard 8 brave soldier.
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TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

katherine Howard, z5fs oIcoft Ave.
Phone Is3. will be pleased to write and
receive Social news and advertising for
The Times.
This week being Holy week aud the
last week Of Lent, there is a decided
falling Off or social activities. very few
If any are scheduled only the regular
meetings Of organizations churches and
their various societies meetings viii be
the principle news listed for the week
Easter week viii mark the return OF
many Of the gaities already planned aud
among them viii be the~usual BENEFITS
for Red Cross and sthe soldier BOYS.
Yesterday there was christening
party At the homo or Nj. ard Mrs.
Joseph Mayer Of Carey street Their
baby sor WAS named Joseph Edward and
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
Alexander Schsffer. pastor Of the Holy
Trinity church. The sponsors were Mss
Mary Repna and Mr. David Matus \
dinner followed for a large number OF
relatives and friends.
The past officers Of the T. OF l. cub
VIII meet With Mrs Msry Odds Barring
avenue. tomorrow evening. Each mem
her Is rcqucsted to brns a yuc-t
Miss Rose Mcintyre. a we'll SHOWN
Dung lady Of Indiana Hsrbor Tor the
past nine cars passed away ~ an carly
hour YESTERDAY morning FROM Iineer-
ing Illness. Her are was y years a-i5
she lived 2rjth her V l6or.et mother Mrs
Nargaret AicTntyrc, $500 Fir street and
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REVIVAL.

Revival meetings are beng held each
night except Saturday at the Methodist
church. Meetings begin at 1850 D n
Excellent music and gospel messages
each night The public is most cordially
invited 10 attend these meetings. What
shall it profit man If no gain the whole
world and lose his own soui?'-Adv.
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NEW MARRIAGE
LICENSES ISSUED
SPECIAL. To TIE TINES ]


GROWN POINT. Ind. March Is
The following new marriage licenses
were issued SATURDAY.
Louise Rajsczi, India Haroor' Bes-
sis Popp. Indiana Harbor.
Tony Hlebec. Milwaukee. Wisconsin
Mary Licitor Gary, Ind
Paul Baker. Whiting, julia. Pely
Whiting.
John Siloa. Gary, Cecil Smith Car
Albert r.. serains. East Chicago, Net
tie Coales East Chicago.
Matthady X. Androft. Hammond, p
Naweth, Hamond. Ind.
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Qtyb1ofy

Two Fozd autos were stolen IN Ham
rnond Yesterday. One vas taken from
a shed az L1andgren's fish hause at Rob
eF tsdale early last evening and was
owned by r. r, Brown, i422 18TH street.
Chicago The second was the property
% William FPsr~ 1881 Hemloos street,
Indiana Harhor and stoien on Holman
street il WAS recovered nv the police,
hammond passed another sai.i Sun
dRy yesterday. With The exception of
ous or two Instances all saloons were
closed. Those vino crae dc a
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and consequently through the dangerous
Mediterranean route. So far none Of tho
consi gnnents have been lost and con-
hdence is expressed that none VIII be
owing to the need for the additional
iron-naking units in the far east. Tata
Iron and steel Company already has two
furnaces.
No work has yet been done on the
small 50-ton charcoal furnace ordered
for the Mysore state government.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-25

Mr.. and Airs. Frank Luther OF got Tru-
man avenue entertained or Sunday IN
honor OF their daughter. Emma, Who
was a member Of tho confirmation class
Of 81. Pauls Lutheran church. The in
vlted guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Barneho. Miss Hulda Barneho
Mr.. snd Mrs. Emil Barneho and daugh-
ter. Mr.. ana Mrs. John Nitzner and sons
oil Of Valparaiso. Mr.. Karl Luther and
son. Mr. and Mrs. George Shade, Mr..
and Mrs. y Berwanger. Miss Adele Dun
bar. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Trbahns and sons,
Mrs. r. Urbahns and II Crbahms.
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We wish to thank -the friends and
neighhors az well asfhe T. .. o. NJ. ami
L. q O r. for their aid and svmpathy
and beautiful floral offerings ia our re-
cent hereavement IN the loss or our he
loved husband and father, 3-25-1
MRS NJ HASTEN AND CHILDREN,
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Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Miller. 594 For
sythe avenue. were rendered a delightful
surprise house warming last Saturday
evening at their new home by the J.. O.
T VI. Mrs. Miller was presented with 4
pedestal and potted fern. 4 three course
luncheon was served after an enjoyable
time spent socially. Those present were
MI ard Mrs Deity of Chicago Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. Borchert. Mt
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J.. Seidler. Refreshments we're servet
after the games. in Two weeks the elut
VIII be entertained by Mr.. and Mrs
Rosenbaum,
The Hammond Chapter Q. E. s. vii
hold its regular meeting Tuesday even
inS At the Masonic temple. After initia
ton there will be 4 social hour in charge
OF The men. This is the last meeting be
fore the officers leave for indianapolis
10 attend the grand chapter.
Chodle Ender returned Saturday &c
Fort Dupont after spending a ten day
G Ender Of Douglas street.
Miss Laura Fites OF North Holman
street left Saturday for a visit with
relatives near Peru, Ind, her former
home
Mr. and Mrs Roy NJ. Fudge. Nh. and
Mrs. Clifford Tyler and Miss Laura
Swiney OF Chicago were guests at tbs
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Nellie. S64
South Holman street. sunday.
with program OF classical music and
. war talk the Hammond Woman's Club
spent a delightful Saturday afternoon
with the music department Miss WelIle
Mcdaniel whose beautiful soprano voice
IS known 30 all Hammond audiences
starred in six numbers. Her versatility
was expressed in the follow ing numbers
Song of India" and THE Rose Enslaves
the Nightingale" by Rtmsky-Korsacov,
Absence" and The Lament" by Caro-
Roma. Megdslane at MtchaeIs Gate
and But II the Soul Can Fling the Dust
Aside" by Liza Lehman.
The program opened with the singing
Of America" and closed with the star
Spangled Banner" by the entire club,
With Mrs. T. s. Cooper at the piano. The
second number was BY the Kolsh Camp
Fire Girls who sang your Flag and Ny
Flag" Miss Kathleen Lyons was the
accompanies for This number.
The Rev. FLOYD II. Adams OF the
Baptist church. who IS back after eight
weeks OF Z. NJ. c. 4. work at Camp
Custer in Michigan, gave very inter
esting talk Of camp life and his impress
sions. and displayed again his we'll
known ability as = student and lecturer
Ills tone OF uncompromising patriotism
and optimism added = new inspiration
TO tho many that have already been Civ
en- the club Mrs. Butchins, one or
HamYnond's most active workers,
made strong plea for the club support
IN BEHALF Of the day nursey which she
and rnau,- other women hope to see es-
tablished for the East Hammond dis
trict Mrs. Z ). Cooper. chairman OF
the music department. was in charge OF
- aF+ --o-rep1-
Mrs. :. .. Thompson announced the
coming tenth district convention Of the
Federated Noman's Clubs which will be
held at the Hammond Country Club
April 4th. All club women
are invited. Those desiring TO attend
the luncheon are requested to make their
not later than Easter Mon
day. April LIST. 1t is expected that sew
eral hundred ladies will be present. Mrs.
]. D. smalley has charge of the sale of
tickets.
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Mary. Elizabeth Janiteh 1s-month old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. steve Janitch.
100 Conkey avenue, Hammond. died = {
the residence yesterday at s o'clock y.
m Death is attributed to an illness Of
stomach trouble. The funeral viii be
held At the St. Joseph church Monday
morning at o'clock. Interment IN
ST. Joseph's cemetery.
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING

Notice i hereby given TO all Demo
Gratis OF an organization meeting at the
jefferson Club rooms Tuesday. March IS
as DEMOCRATIC c. c.
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cxrcAco GRAIN ruruKxa.
czrcAao P2oDucs.
March %.

CORN-Nsy. s125M March S1.27X
OATs-May. s5%c; March eec
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with Chicago and Hammond being
dry yesterday, the fish houses a. TIE
Lake Front and Roby did land office
business from early morning until late
at night yesterday. Hundreds or auto
mobile paruss we're turned away it is
reported.
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WHITING OWLS DEFEAT
FAIRBANKS MORSE
By Jimmie Ray.

WHITING IND, March 25.-Dutp az
rnr The visitors righl from the starr
~ whiting owls defeated the Far
banl.s-Morse team OF Beio3c by 4 score
Of 4k 10 l3 Although The Vist ots hoio
= defeat over the owls, his defeat was
more than avenged on SATURDAY even
ne The BOYS from VI Wisconsin were
fun or Pep and light, bat hey coutd
nor come anywhere near throwing iae
,oral bows on the short end OF nc
score.
The owls started OF vfta rnsh-
weis oaglng the sphere Tor tne FIRST
counter This was followed in quick
succession by baskets made b. klLct'
F-riellng and Schasfer untu the score
was s 10 O. Al this juncture FREEING
committed a technical roU' and M"r-
ph,- OF Belo4t dropped the ball for one
point making the score read 10 10 j.
Elliott kept shooting from every con-
ceiva.ble angle and making some -
them count. Keis kept dfopp ng the
MI and the half ended with the ON Is
on the long end Of 30 to score. in
the second half Schaefer was replaced
by Pond at Center. Eddie also sue
ceeded in outjumping his opponent ana
added to the score by hitting the has
kef Pelsma replaced Eliot IN The Sec
ond period
Most OF the action was confined 10
the first half The visitors kept trying
long shots all the time and could not
connect. Egan prevented Inc visitors
from scoring time and again by covers
ing just as they we're about TO shoot
and By Jumping after the bah had been
e p
prevented the visitors from getting m
der the baskets lust before the close
Of the nrst half Egsn received the ball
from the jump and passed 81 clear
across the hall to Elliot, who dropped
the ball IN as pretty as YOU please
TIE appearance Of Elliot in an owls
club uniform was some surprise to To-
csl followers. While the management
was assured that he would be here no
announcement was made 70 the public.
Elliot and IN al probability Johnson
viii be seen in action next Friday and
Saturday nj ghts against the En- Roes.
Elliot seems not 70 have lost any of
his speed. cunning Or aim FOR the baS-
ket He certainly was there when It
came TO passing and 70 team work
Weis was the scoring hoy ~ he even
ing making eight baskets. Mu.pA- q.
the visitors worked hard all the way.
The score.
owls, 40. bfpt Fairbanks NJ, -.
Elliott, # 5 o O. bfpt
Pelsrna. RIO 0 0tMurphy. II : 0
Frielins, lf.5 o 1.Tiuey. MI 0 / 0
sohaefer ca o'PhilI:ps. c j o
Pond c..1oo OlAnderson, CO 0 0
weis. re. 8 90 0 iConneu *. % o .
Egan. lg.o 0 oiTerman. rg. o o
Referee. Kerns 'witte, lg = o
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REDUCE THE EAT N WHEAT AND
SUBSTITUTE.
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thriving business All stores selling
foodstuns we're siso ordered to remain
closed. Tho police department report
ed no violations.
A report was made 70 the police Of
I Erie freight engine No 1908. that
blocked the State and Sibley street.
crossings for nearly twenty minutes
No srrcst- were made.
While riding a motorcycles west on
State street yesterday afternoon. n. NJ
Holland 500 Alice street, colIided with
tho Hammond police patrol which was
standing at The corner OF Hohmsn and
State The patro was damaEed to the
extent OF a bent fender and steering
arm. while the light on the motorcy-
Gle was SMASHED. No one was inJur-
ed
Oscar KiEer has asked the police to
help locste his bicycle which was stol-
en- from IL front o. his home AZ 1854
Jefferson street. This is the third 81
cycle thar hiss been taken Within
week.
= she Of SIS uAs assessed asains.
%Al1d 30 Heft III ths ponce court this
morning for operating his automobile
without Lights. Frank Chamm. 257
Archer avenue. Chicago. vas also al.
rested for Violation OF the automobile
traffic laws on Calumet boulevard yes.
terdsy
G, Hanks. switchman. giving his
sddress a. the Ro1 Hotel. was taken
into custody YESTERDAY by oolice ofIcsr
Singer on = charge OF AshtinS. His case
VIII be hear before City Judge KIotz.
The funeral o. Eva Pear Goldsberry.
1z-year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs..
GoldsberrN-. was held from the resi-
dence al tbs corner or stsnrard avenue
and Lyman street, yesterday afternoon
al o'clock. Interment was made in
Oak Hill cemeters-
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An enjavabie meeting or the Went
worth Social Club took place with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Patterson ". Siblev
street OF Saturday evening. Games
were PLAYED. the prizes in which we're
won by Mrs. Harvey Cleveland. Mrs.
William Klage. \. G. Beaver and George
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-25

thriving business All stores selling
foodstuns we're ago ordered to remain
closed Tho police department report
ed no violations.
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A report was made 70 the police OF
Erie freight engine No. 1908. that
blocked the state and sibley streets
crossings for nearly twenty minutes.
No srrest- were made
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-12

Try a sentineI-RecOrd want 40,
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COUNTY CAMpAIGNERS
FOR WAR WORK FUND
ROSTER or THOSE WHO WILL CO
OUT INTO THE COUNTY NEXT
SUNDAY TO CAMPAIGN.

A committee composed OF J.. j..
Sawyer. Seward Erickson. and George
a. Leatherman, acting for persons WAC
will go out into Garland county next
Sunday for the purpose OF making q
whirIwlnd campaign there in behalf
OF the general war work fund:
Antioch township-At F'ourche Luke
School house. at p. m. Speaker
Rev. A. b. Rhine. Machine-Abe Sui
lenberger.
Balm Township-Crystal Hin school
house. Speaker-Rev. w. M. Hayes,
Machine--SlIy Covingtun.
Sulphur Sulphur scaool house,
Epeaker--F. NJ. Wylie. Machine
Ernest Woodcock.
1onsdale-Lonsdale Speaker -
George Callahaa George
Callahan. -.
. spnion--Whittingto school house.
Epeaker--Groyer Cleveland Machine
Grover Cleveland.
Mt. Yalley--Mt. Valley school house
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WELL & STRONG
WAS A WRECK


Echo, La.-'Forr sixteen years, until
a year ago. writes Mrs. j. O. Guering-
er OF this place. 81 suffered aand suf-
gered from all Kinds of pain, until I got
so run down and weak [ couldn't walk
across the room I was physical
wreck. kept getting worse aud
worse ana was confined 10 my bed for
three months.
Then some friends of mine advised
me to try Cardui After using three
bottles ! was much improved In q
month was able to get up and do a
little work, ami soon after waas built
mp. wei and strong.
] used 70 hotties of CarGui all to-
gether. Have been well and strong
ever since. ! am giving Cardu to my
daughter. II did me SO much good,
2 want her to try it.
am glad to be allie to make this
statement so other sufferers may be
benefited ] can never be thankful
enough for what Cardui did for me
Z MANI thousands or women have
had similar experiences with Cardui
the woman's tonic
Try it, if YOU suffer pain, feel run
down and weak
At all druggists
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ANNOUNCEMENT or PEACE
IOYFULLY CELEBRATED
PEOPLE RESPONDED TO THE
GLAD TipiNGS THAT THE
WAR WAS OVER.

Hot Springs celebrated .Lc au
nouncement OF the signing OF tue
peace amistice Monday mornin2 VITA
an enthusiasm that knew no bounds.
When the whistles and bells rang our
the glad tidings that the war was over
the people from all over The civ
gathered at the Como square to give
vent 10 their Feelings that the dawn
of peace had AGAIN settled over the
world. Many mother brother.
father, sister and brother offered "a
silent prayer OF thankmmess taat
their loved ones had been spared tie
ordeal of passing through baptism
of fire.
AS Don as Inc crowd had a~scmlI-
ed short addresses were made by DR..
F. NJ Wylic Hon l.. Il. Sawyer and
George r. Beldrng. and a prayer, led
by Dr. G. s. iickok in which an
knelt to give thanks that the end Of
the war had come after which the
parade was formed and led 81 tie
sand proceeded to the Majestic hotel
The demonstration was the most
enthusiastic that has ever been held
in this city and will long be remem e.
bered by the thousands vino pani.i-
patcd
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1918-11-12

WANTED-RoUTE BOYS AT THE
SENTINEL RECORD. APPLY AT
ONCE.
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Speaker Col J. p henderson Ma
chino--Col. j. T.. henderson
Hale Halves school house. Speak
cr-Rev Marion Nelson Waldrip Ma
chine-IMrs Maurice
Ouachita-New Homo school house
SPEAKER. S. Ramsey Machine
, Bert Foote.
Kemp Miil--Kemp school house
Speaker--Rey. s. W. Kendrick Ma
chine Robert Neil
Cryatai-Cryetal Speaker -Roy
Thos a.. Jordon Machine n A.
Jones
/ spurlin~-Spurlin school house
Speaker A. Stallcup
Lee Farmer-F ourchemke. Speak
er G. T. Gotham Maehine-'C. J.
Hoouer
Beat--At Bear Spealer-Chas. g
Sparks Machine-Chas. c. Sparks
Buckvile AT Buckune. Speaker
Geo r. Belding. Machine-Ray Young
Cedar Glades, At Cedar Glades
Speaker-O. L. Dmawoy. Machine
Ray Young
Lincoln-At Meyers school house
Speaker-H. p. ChappeI Machine
MIR. White.
Alarble-At Marble school aistrict
No, 3. Speaker. H. Graham. Ma,
chine--Ray Ermey.
Magarn-At Pemcey, Speaker-B
Il. Randolph Machine-B. H. Ran
dolph.
Alooney--At Rush Fork Speaker
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FOUR JURORS
SECURED IN
SMITH TRIAL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l..

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1.
hardly probable that such a defense
viii be injected into the ease Al
least there have been no physical
facts TO indicate that any slch de-
Tense would lie offered.
On The other hand it is more than
likely that the defense will endeavor
to set Up such a substantial group Of
situations in the domestic life of the
Smiths, prior to the killing, that Will
justify the killing of the Drother-in-
law. ana
In any event IT is taken as likely
that Or. T. W. Smith viii take the
stand.
There was no Quibbline for delay
when the jury panel was filled at j.
O'Clock in the afternoon and the per
iod had arrived for announcements in
the case. Prosecuting Attorney Ran.
dolph announced promptly that the
state was ready. and Colonel George
" Murphy as rapidly announced tha.
tie defense was ready.
The state is represented bv Prose
cutn Attorney Randolph. Judge O
II Sumpter and Hopkins Speer for
mer Prosecuting Attorney OF this dis
trict The defense is looked after
Colonel George W Murphy. A. J.
Murphy. Gibson Witt ana Jerry Witt.
An ANALYSIS Of the result of The
lifst . members Of the regular panel
shows that four jurors were accepted.
Ten were excused by the defense.
and in this half its peremptory chal-
ienges were exhausted one was eN.
cused ly the state peremptoriiy. and
nine were excused by the court six
whom had conscientious scruples
against a verdict where the punish
ment was death and three who had
opinions in the case formed through
reading of the tragedy shortly after
it was committed
Tom Anderson was the first Juror
called The statement of me ease 10
HIM and explanation OF conscientious
scruples. caused seven minutes 10 le
exhausted 10 ascertain That he word
not return a verdict where The penal.
ty Death Prosecutine Attorney ask.
ed each prospective juror if there eN-
listed between himself and Gibson
Witt the relation of attorney ana
client In retaliation later ColorfI
Murphy asked the prospective Jurors
il they had relations OF client and at
torney with either Randolph or Hop
kns S2ecr None had
Colonel Murphy asked but one gen
eral question persistently of tile ur-l
ors. That question was whether thew
would follow the evidence in the easel
closely and the Instructions of incl
court and if there was reasonable
doubt of the guilt of the defendant |
they would give the defendant hel
benefit OF taat doubt.
The names of the jurors who h1yal
been selected now are ~ T. SINGLE
ton, Frank Scroggms. All Brashiers
+. A. O'Neil j. II OMEN haI boenl
accepted by the defense and state
once. and within the box. but Colonel
Murphy just before Adjournment. OF!
The court asked the priyileee OF 60
ne back and excusing this Juror.
stating that his acceptance had been
mistake that he made and that he
would like the privilege Of correcting
T. Judge Wood stated there would
be no more jurors released after thew
lad been once accented.
The weather is inviting. and the at
endants Of the case are this after
aoon arranging to use the recess IN
squirrel hunting and other outnss
IN the woods II the South Fob. valley
Hotchkiss
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Save money and food by putting up
eggs now WIN keep for 6 to 2
months One pint Egg Preserver WI!
keep 30 dozen eggs. SOC per pint, 80
per quart. Schneck Drug Co Phon
for bottle and try it, Phone No. z
9-5-tf
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The Fratenal Order of Eagles viii
give "A dance every Tuesday and Fri
day evening for the benefit OF the or
der at Their Hall, corner Of Court and
Exchange streets. ll-I2-4t
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Let Us Connect Your Gas Stoves
your gas fAting ana plumbing repair.
ing Chas St Clair. 301 Malytrn ay
enue Phone 2030. Helm
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lIachfnoA
Deldins

A B. Beldins Machine--A n
Belding.
Mountain-At Walnut Grove. speak
cr-Geo. r. Wilmington. Machine
Gamett BroughtOn
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1918-12-07
Don't be a GUTTER
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IT, by avoiding extravaganza and by saving you can
afford only $40 worth Of War Savings Samps-that is
quota you afford only 500 WORTH then that
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purchase 81 900 worth Of w S San investment of $S46
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