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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-12
TWIN CITY
NEWS NOTES

katherine Howard. 45Is oIcott Ave.
Phone 2sS. will be pleased to write ana
receive social news and advertising for
The Times, also Job work of ALI de-
S"-1ption promptly and welt dsae.
Lost-On October 7. pure black muley
COW, strayed from 4713 Tod avenue. Re-
ward for return. Call phone 60s-J, John
Arday. East Chicago. 1903
Showing of Jersey Dresses, upstairs
over Ind. Harbor Natl. Bank 10-11-3
1t was with pleasure that the tidings
reaching here yesterday of the quiet
nuptial ceremony OF Mrs. Sarah Knight
81 East Chicago and Mr.. Harry Taylor.
also OF this city, were received by their
many friends. a mutual sorrow in the
lives of these two people eliminated in
the romance of a recent engagement and
the wedding VOWS at Crown Point Thurs
day afternoon. October 10. Mrs. Knight
lost her husband III death two and a
half years ago when a party of bathers
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-12

Blackmuns Add - 1.0
VIM. c. d. frankie and wife TO
Henry Martens and wife, l. 46.
So l. As. Stafford & Trankle's
9Th Add 10000
Englehardt Ullrich and wife to
Joseph a. Mantel and wife. l.
10, 3 g. Oakland Add ------ 10
GARY
Roy D. Davis and wife TO Mabel
T. Sherry. l. "a. n 20 L SO. b
20. Gary Land Cos 1st Sub 10
Mabel T. Sherry (single) to Jen-
ME +. Davis. L "a. n 20 L SO.
b Is, Gary Land Cos 1st Sub 10
Raymond /. Caspers and wife TO
william j. DINNER. Is 1 to
s. B l. Is to Il. 81 TO 30.
80 to 40 B 2; LIS 1 to 13.
B 3; LIS 1 to 8. B 4. Riverton
Sub ------------------- 100
Commercial Security Co. to Ig-
natz Wojcik. l. 6, B l, Nc
Keys Add ------------ 10
Gary Land Co. TO Bella L. Cog
shall. L "a. So L %. B 20.
Gary Land Cos LIST Sub s,s13.5
Bella L. Cogshau and wife TO
Berthold G. Beck and husband.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-12
DAY
AT THE HARBOR

Monday. October 14th, 1918. IL 10 be
cleanup day in Indiana Harbor~ under
the auspices OF the Indiana Harbor
Civic Club all lots, alleys and streets
are TO be thoroughly cleaned as a
measure to stamp out the Spanish in
fiuenza- An appeal has been made to
the patriotism and civic pride of In
diana Harbor residents to rally TO this
call. Every home has been made &C
Guainted with the plans by means Of
house to house distribution of post
ers by Boy Scouts. AS an aid to the
city officials in checking up on the
possible neglect or careless ones the
civic Club has arranged to have TWEEN
ty special police sworn in by Chief
Williams.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-12

L -. So L %. b %. Gary
Land Cos 1st Sub---- 100
Gary Land Co. to Paul E. Welch
ct al. L 80, r. Gary Land
Cos End Sub --- 1880
Paul B. WEIGH and wife 70 Larry
J. Shurilla and wife, L 80, B
y. Gary Land Cos End Sub ia0
INDIANA HARBOR
Oliver c. Hand (single) to John
Leander L 90. 16, 4th Add 100
Terket Miculse and wife to
Helen NJ. Calvin, Sc So LAB
SO. Indiana Harbor- 100
Helen NJ. Calvin (spin) to Nick
Terket. Sc 90 L 4. B So. In
diana Harbor -- LOO
TOLLESTON.
Charles Curtis (wid) to Mathew
Mcbride and wife, l. 4. IS,
Oak Park Add ~ 100
Michael Walsh and wife to
Christopher Dromgoole. L -.
B so. End Oak Park Add 100
David Glueck and wife ct al TO
Mid City Realty Co, L As. b s.
Oak Park Add ---- $4,000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-12

50 to the organization. making their
presence here possible. II you have not
been i'll. surely 50 is a small thank
offering for that boon. The organization
does not ask you to work-only to give
so that others may work. Are you not
enough interested in so important and
so urgent a matter. having just read Of
the many deaths and cases of Hines in
this paper. to at once call 306J and
offer your 81, even if it means just a
little sacrifice on your part? Do il now!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
HAMMOND.

HAMMOND
Antonio Kriz to Edward Cross.
M l. IL. Il l. Agnes Roberts
Sub ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
y. Webster LOOMS and Wife To
Louis II. Stafford. E IS l. so
w 20 l. 81. Stafford & Tran
lle.s eth Add --------------- 1000 90
Chas. O. Thomson and wife to
Louis II. Stafford ct al L %.
We L rs. Stafford & Tran
kle's Cent Cal Add -------- 1000
Becker & Taper Realty Co. to
William i. Muir. Is p. IS.
Il .. Oakland Add ---------- 100
j. s. Blackburn Co. 10 Paul Ne
NTH. l. .. rediv B3. Black
nuns Add ---------------- 100
John y. Smith tbach) to Chas.
HES and wife L s. rediv 3 ,.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-12
HARBOR MAN
HIT BY FLYER.

Mike Supses. 1923 Cedar St. Indiana
Harbor. was hit by Pennsylvania
flyer yesterday as he was returning
home after a days work The acct
dent occurred on the crossing al
Washington street.
The mans left leg was cut OF and
his left arm badly broken. He was
taken 10 the office OF DR.. Teegarde en-
for first aid and then sent to St Mar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-10-12

earets hospital at Hammond. Supses
is Croatian. as years of age. and
has wife and two children in the
old country
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16

| GARAGE MAN TO work in garage, Apply
Wilmington Auto Co. 22i West Tenth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16

FOR SALE
I2f2 Tatnau St. 2 r.. ~ D.. h. y
6f5 r Tenth st. 6r.. b.
1925 Rodney 81. 10 r.. b. D.. ,.
1I1s w Fifth St. 10 r.. B.. D.. b.
932 Kirkvood St. r. b.
2O2t Delaware Ave. 10 r.. b.. p, h. V.
1908 W Thirteenth ST. Q r. B., o.. h. ".
7l2 Poplar ST. r.. h.. D.. b.
1909 Chestnut Sc. r.. b.
1910 Pine ST. 6 r.. b.
o34 Kirkwood 81, r.. b.
500 Washington 81. ii r. b.. p, b.
10ff Monroe st, r., b.. p. n.
$50 du Pont St. IS r., b.. D.. b.
1875 w Fourth ST.. r.. b.. p. n. "
ZOs Van Buren ST.. 10 r. b.. D.. n ~.
1l2s w Third ST.. r. b.
1913 Clayton ST. r. b.. p. b.
$40 Madison ST., r. b.
1903 w. sixth 81. r.. b.. p-- b.
6O4 French st.. 10 r.. b., D.. h.
los +. Eighth Sc. r., b.. p.. n.
615 y. Franklin ST.. 10 r.. b.. r.. b.
1890 Lancaster Ave. Q r. b.. 2 D
6Is w, seventh ST. : r. ..
sos T.. Eighth St. - r. n
1903 w Eighth St. o r.. b.. D.. \.
6o2 N. Broome St. 10 r.. b.. D.. h ".
1894 French 81. r., b.
Sl7 Jackson ST.. r., b.. p, h.
We do not advertise our large list 0f
Washington Heights dwellings. Call at
Office Have over nfty.
improvements. Large lot. Garden and
Two houses north OF Brandywfne. six
rooms, steam heat. modern in every detail.
Can b. purchased similar TO rental plan
]. n. GORDON
9i5 Orange st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
~ BIIC SAIF
NEDNhSIAN fEBkI AIRY 20

Personal property formerly owned by
Thomas Taylor. on thc jackson farm
Incated on the River Road back Of Iohdeu
car wheel plant IN south WimiEg on
tour good dairy cows. tWo hcIfCrS. ono
DIll calf Two good farm horses l25 bushels
corn q IONS has. 35 chickens. ono mosin
machine 3 plows harrows. one corn
PLANTER new farm wagon narcd bed one
hrht farm WAGON ct.liiVat ors loi harness
and bridlcs. Lot corn fodder. household
goods 90 al kinds These goods will
positively b. sold tor nigh dollar Terms
cash ank. aurtlonccr
MM II kLAIR
SOa Wcsf Eighth ~
" lWilg on Del
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
TNPEWRIrERs.

NJ ~ 1T and reDa4r ~ makes tSpCwri:ors.
~tl rsnlssr stamps ,oo~, trai binders and
eiattoutfy pflo -Utpiy and Typewriter
Is .t. For1 ifuhdtu. fIN X
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
CLASSIFIED ADVERllS-
ING RATES

Ten CENTS per counted tine Tor nrst
Insertion and 80 per iine tor each sub
sgo,lrnt inset tlon--pased on minimum
al thr,se ncs ana sin words TO tho
line
,,,nargib unless o. fcrW isc ord" red
land tacc 10 point tU II y, int per
mtttcd ana -hargcu ,or on -iN-point
basis
,pne month Insertion 81 per une.
No al acrrptrd ioI tess than three
lines
paly adVcrti~inE tor ono year. y5c
rer line pcr month on contract No
a. accepted tor ,css than three lincs.)
SPECIAL. CLASSIFICATION
sp,rint uotiet'~ a Nid'nd nCtns's. an
uua meetings. ei,rtlon>. proposals,
ntthllr sat,s. auction sales and all
sst,.iat Ia sitCatiunS viii hc charged
fer al rate at Ia line Tor the first
tns,.l ION aud - lin, toi each sub
srgutut insertion. Advertisements
runnius onr month charged at month
- rate
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
III RIIt SALES.

~ RIIC SALE 80 >tOck farming implements
apd household euoi> on Rrcad A Cheese
island aim hctvctu Newport and stanton.
elN take placc Thursday. February 3t.
O'Clock noon { VI GroomC. +. A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
NOTICES.

>oTICE-I viii pay ~ bills unless con
frart.,d hy myself Kolcrt IA. Fuller
fpu
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
RISINESS SERVICE.

NI1 NrlON tytFWritluE duplica ting. book
Nu.plue tNtsW WHITING clerical work mail
ue ttr NeN ldta Letter shop. 9I3 Market
fr,t tossed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
MONEY To LOAN.

NfoNEA FOR MORTGAGEs
+ sumo. tn eIft ttsat state Tor sale.
AttItAM ~ tO\t~ SO -nI pie, -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
FARMS FOR SALE.

SMALL MISSOURI FARM
81 50 cash and 80 90 monthly No interest
or taxes Also interest in our srraf a.
velopncnt project which within lh1 nrnr
few months should pay you ono hundrsd
dollars for every dollar yOu invest Highly
productive land. Csioso 20 three big markrtt
Photographs and fiu information free
Munger. u al N. =. lffc Bidr Kansaa
CitV. Mo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
PRoFESSIOSA

pK FRANk kppf SMITH
my SIIiAN AID CHEMIST
las removed "a .o~ lNtn street. Resi-
arucF laos Giipiu uNruuc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
w IL LMINGTONS LEADING CLASSIFIED MEDIUM ~$
MALE HELP WANTED.

ACCOUNTANT. HIGH GLASS: ONE
WHO HAS HAD GENERAL oFFll,E
AMI AUDITING ENPEklENCE
PREFERRFD, ADDRESS n 70.
EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16

TOOL AND GAUGE MAKERS.
ALSO FIRsT-CLAss MEN TO
OPERATE LATHES. MILLING MA
CHIMES. GRIND ERs AND
SHAPERS. HIGHEST WAGES.
DELAWARE ENGINEERING co.
c AND BUTTONwoOD STREETS.
ID. s. A. PHONE 353o.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES.

MOTORCYCTE-19 1915 Harley. three-sDeed
twin, full equipment. some accessories in
Guided. Excellent condition in every par
ticular Address w l5. Every Evening
MufokCYCLE5-One Indian. DranI new
III a sacrifice One 1917 Henderson motor
cycle Mount x Ickinney. S3s ralaau
treet
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
KIsINEss PERSONALS.

FRI PLACE FITTING TILE
GTo " MCNI IlEN & son
los W Eighfh st
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
JAMES t.. RlGNEl

tarprutsr aud hu ter JOhhiug n speciality.
~tln.atcs ptNcn i'honc 542u 4lo West
i.tarfh street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16

AN old established reliable company manu-
featuring speciaitjcs that sell TO grocefs'
druggists. hardware dealers. garages. ,ae aa,o
tories. hotels. etc. desire representh'NaNo ~
for this city and surrounding territory, ~
elusive contract: investment OF sI,ooo ~ =.
quiTed; absolutely secured; strc,.sst
NeStigation invited: splendid oppol ...,ihh T.
Permanent work for man with saieS nf
ability desirous of earning goou }s, nh}nas
Address, }. O.. Platt. 81 South S"i'o'
street. baltimore. Md -----
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16

BOY. I6 or IL years to assist with onn,o m,
work Must be good penman and arcHI W. av
at figures. Reeves. Parvin & Co. AZ "''0
Front ST rNCt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16
SITUATIONS WANTED.
WANTED TO BUY,

HOME-MOderate priced, in suburbs. con
venient to trolleys. Address w 20 Every
Evening Office.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16

These properties are to be sold
within the next 80 days; make an
offer
WEST SIDE
IO0I-3-y5-7 Lincoln St r \ b.
aIS-2O-22-24 Wright ST. 5 r.
IIoi-3-5-7-e Read st. 5 T.
S5I-5S Church St. r.
,506-7-9-I0 Harrison st. r s b.. h.
100 los Rodney st. r, & b.. b
lO5-7-9-I1 Fulton ST.. r. & b.. h.
IOo-2-f-6 Fulton St, r. q b.. b
fIO2-O5 Adams St. 10 r. & b.
ITO W. seventh St. r. Il b. b.
9i4-i6 W. Eighth St. 10 r Il b.
EAST SIDE
sol T. Fifth St, r 4 b
I1l0 Pine st, r. b.
I22O-22- -26 Claymont St. r.
1920 kirkwood St. r. Il b.
9l3 Nandeyer Ave, 10 r. & b.. h.
9l7 Lombard St. r. Il b.. IA.
SUBURBAN
Elsmere, Del. dwelling. 8 r. & b.. large lot
Hillcrest Del, dwelling. r. & b., h. ". h.
Oak Grove, bungalow. 5 r. & b.. h. W. h.
FuIl details viii be given upon application.
q. W. WENZlNG
Phone 1895. e2e shipley st.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-02-16

BLACkSNliTHS-Two good. Tor ,i,,,s nSnns
work and one good forger Tor rnoulu,i
work under 5000 lb. steam hahhcl
Wages and working conditions goon, AnpH
4 Pennsylvania Railroad shop. ih"io'"
{ and Railroad
Evening star., 1918-06-02

YOUNG MAN with business experience and
university training desires employment with
busin,s firm. 1914 18th st. NV. -
YOUNG MAN. unusual ability. education.
cualfcat ions. stenographer. typist. not sub
ject draft. desires permanent sccretaryship OF
similar position. Address Box SIC, Star office.
Evening star., 1918-06-02

INCORPORATE your business; avoid partner
ships; protect private property from business
ventures: information free. Philip Lawrence,
for-"r assistant secretary state, Huron, s. D.,
AAc..
Evening star., 1918-06-02
PIANO TUNING.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ACTIVE MAN secretary in company now
forming: bona tdc. profitable business with
assured future; $500 required to qualify.
Address Box 326C. Star Office. -
AN EXCELLENT stand. in one of Washing
toms best suburbs: dry goods. notions. school
supplies AMI candies; big school trade. Id
dress Rox aHD-C. Star office. &c
AUTOMOBILE accessories business well es.
tnhlislicd. on a prominent business street; must
sell at once; great opportunity. Inquire s. v.
Gusack. attorney. 5u4 f st. NV.
BOARDING HOUSE. Is rooms. 4 baths. 81. 900
Rooming house. IL rooms. ..............1 500
Rooming house. II rooms. 100
R"oming house. II ooms.............. $50
Grocery, rent, so. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Movi" thcater. rent, SO $40
Movie thcatcr for rent. $50 month"; equipped.
Lunchroom. near 9th and Pa. ave-: expensive
equipment: rent, $I5; fonr-ycar lease; owner
called in Army; price. $500.
Delicatessen and lunch, 14th St: rent, $50;
seven living rooms; income OF rooms pays rent;
asking 500.
Soft drinks and cigars; rent. $50: receipts
now about 500 per day: price, 81. 100
Beauty parlors: extensively furnished rentA
$40; cheap at $500; owner leaving city; in
spect and you will buy.
Public stenoSraphic business, in Office build
ing; rent. $50: price, 1850.
L,inchroom. 1ath ST.; rent, S33; large bust
ness; price. 5000.
Marshall business brokers. a13 y. Y. ave.
CONFECTIONERY STAND by government re-
serve: $50 daily receipts. 457 Missouri ave.
Evening star., 1918-06-02


! control a device that will put ice in every
home where there is electricity for couple
cents day. Ordering SinD dcmonsfrator now
includes agency option free. No obligation.
Fred W. Wolf. Dept. Al, 32i -33l North Wells
ST, Chicago
Evening star., 1918-06-02

MALE AND FEMALE.
Evening star., 1918-06-02
MANIFESTATIONS.
MAIC-COntluued.

YOUNG MAN. sixsIc, now holding RESPONSE
h1e government posi,.an. desires secretarial or
similar work evenings: qualified In stenography
and capable acting secretary to man or
woman not requiring full time services. Ad-
dress l:ox 214-c, Star Office. 3
Evening star., 1918-06-02
WANTED-HELF.
FE,StAt.E-C0sstinue

YOUNG LADY with good education sGr office
work in wholesale house; knowledge OF ste
nography preferred; SIS per week to start.
Write. stating age education and experience.
Rox &C. Stnr office.
Evening star., 1918-06-02

GIRL for general housework. must he
neat. clean. reliable and able to give
references small apartment. no wash
ing, early dinners, only two persons
in family; wages. $50 per month,
Apply Apt. 2, 3401 18th st. NV,
Good girl will be treated with con-
sideration.
Evening star., 1918-06-02

EXPERIENCED stenoErapher desires perma-
nent position: salary mIst he good. with rros-
poets for advancement. Address Box 32l-c.
Star Office
Evening star., 1918-06-02

YOUNG MAN--To drive auto from Il PIN. 20
a.m.: all day Sunday. Write or call. le9 L
81 N
Evening star., 1918-06-02

YOUNG LADY, IL or II, as stenographer; po-
sition open in two weeks: give particulars
about cducatio and experience, IL any. Fox
oSf;-C. Star office.
Evening star., 1918-06-02

YOUNG ladies for clean light work; good
1yages Page Laundry. 600 + st. NV.
Evening star., 1918-06-02

YOUNG MAN. experienced clerk. about seven
hours work duiing day: employed evenings.
Address RoS 11S-C, Star Office. -
Evening star., 1918-06-02
FEMALE.

COMrANIoN-YounGF French girl desires posi-
tion companion for evenings and Srndays:
high school educa tioi: speaks English and [
French equally well. Address Box 17i-t. Star
Office a.
Evening star., 1918-06-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Continued.

LET me br your New York rel rrs.ntatiNe:
commissions eS scufcG. purchases Elade: mes
s:Ses delivered: Information gotten. business
OF any kind attended 10 in New York and
Vicinity. Hoyle's Service Agency. "a l.. "sih
ST. New York
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-26

only enemy shells fell within the whole sector, The American artillery was somewhat more active, the Amer
 can shalls fired numbering into the hundreds Americans this morning watching German "Archies" shelling a plane suddenly observed one smoke puff burst directly underneath the machine which divided eastward A few hundred yards above the ground. however the pilot seemed to gain con- rrol of the machine, for it strengthened out. It only remained straight for a moment, when it sde-slipped and crashed to the earth between Uue Quart de Reserve and La Haiyille
 The American patrols continue their work nightly Last night one entered the German positions and proceeded as far back as the second line a;u h. west of SOnnard Wood WithJu en. counterin2 single German. although several work parties were heard One of the American patrols in the Lune- vile sector this mOrnng found the body of German in No Mans Land. Apparently he had been killed by shell fire and the patrol brought in much valuable information informed from papers in his pockets.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-26
DRAFT RESISTER
 KILLS FOUR MEN
FINALLY SURRENDERS WHEN OFFICERS START TO BURN
 HOUSE HE WAS IN

Grayson, Ky, May 25.-Melvin Col lins, 22 years of age, and Olive Hill today shot and killed Vince Carpenter, then entered brick plant and shot and killed Cleveland Spark and John Howard Collins tried to find another man, declaring he would kill him also. Collins ran to a nearby house and bar ricaded himself Preparations were then made to burn the house Collins shot from the house and killed Levi Shields, of the posse The sheriff's officers fired as man came from the house and wounded Tony Stephens. who had entered to persuade Collins to surrender Collins finally sur rendered when the officers started to burn the house Collins had failed to register, declaring he was under age. He believed the men he killed ha l something 10 do with informing the government
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-26
POLITICS ENTER INTO
 REVENUE LEGISLATION
REPUBLICANS REFUSE TO AGREE ON PASSAGE OF BILL AFTER
 THE ELECTION.

Washington, May 25.-Prospects for @ postponement of revenue legislation and an adjournment of congress again appeared to have vanished when dem- ocratic and republican leaders in con- gross failed to agree on a program pre- sented by President Wilson for a spe- cial session after the elections. The republicans, according to administra- tion sDokesmen blocked the proposal by refusing to give assurances that 8 bill along lines proposed by the presi- dent would be passed within a definite time. sF ,-la wtas kgs
 Tonight democratic leaders prepared to go ahead with the framing of bill
 The revenue situation has been con- siderably muddled for several days. At one time yesterday 1t appealed eer- tain congress would go ahead with the legislation before adjournment at the insistence of Secretary McAdoo, but the president evolved the plan for an extra session and up until today it was believed it would be put through
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-26
WARNING ISSUED TO
 YOUTHS TO REGISTER
ALL ATTAINING AGE OF 2t ON OR BEFORE JUNE 15 MUST PRE- SENT THEMSELVES ON
 THAT DAY.

Washington. May 25.-The war de- partment today issued a warning to all youths attaining the age of 21 on or before June 15 that they must present themselves on that day No excuse will be tolerated, except when the person is actually in the military or naval service. The departments warning says: "Draft officials wish it clearly understood that no person who has attained the age of 21 since June 15, 1917, or who will attain that age on or before June is excused for reg istratiOn on June IS unless on that date he is an actual and active mem her of the military or naval service. Persons not subject to registration on account of being in the military or naval service become subject to reg istration and are required to register immediately on leaving such military or naval service.
 Any such persons discharged after June 15 must register immediately after their discharge '
 Provost Marshal General Crowder urging young men to study the draft regulations, today issued the following statement:
 'It should be clearly understood that registration is a public duty. It is distinct from selective service in that it is merely preliminary to the later process of selection. For failure to perform their duty congress has provided a penalty of Imprisonment for one year. Furthermore such fail ure may result in the loss of valuable rights and privileges and immediate induction into military service. No delinquent can be excused for not reg istering on the ground that he forgot or did not realize his duty. The bur den is on him and on him alone to perform that duty and he alone is re- sponsible."
The Sentinel=record., 1918-05-26
GRACE LUSK COMPLETES
 STORY OF HER LIFE
EXPERT TESTIFIED THAT MISS LUSK WAS UNABLE TO TELL
 RIGHT FROM WRONG.

Waukesha. Wis, May 25.-Grace Lusk completed telling the story of her life at her trial for staying Mrs Mary Newman Roberts today and the defense immediately began the intro duction of expert testimony to prove her insane. Dr. II. w. Powers, for merly of Chicago. and now a resident of Milwaukee, in answering a hypo- thetical question nearly five thousand words in length, declared that in his opinion, the defendant was not of sufficient mental capacity at the time of the tragedy to distinguish right and wrong and that she was suf- fering from parenoa The question recited at great length Miss Tusk's S carly history, the fact that she fre- quenty suffered from headaches which rendered her unable to perform her duties as a school teacher; that there was an apparent strain of in- sanity in her family; that just before meeting Dr David Roberts she had suffered nervous breakdown and her relations with the yeterarian re- garding which the following incl dents
 That one time she demanded that llr Roberts take her for an automo- bile ride instead of taking his wife to a club dinner
 2-That she persisted in teephon ing to him despite his plea that she be more careful in her actions.
 3-That she threatened him with a pistol to make him swear that he loved only her and would tell his wife so.
 i-That the demands and threats finally resulted in her meeting with Mrs Roberts and the shooting which followed
 The question regarding her ahility to distinguish between right and wrong was asked because the Wiscon sin courts have held that if a person has the ability to distinguish right and wrong. but has not the power tf resist, they are sane.