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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11

qualifications required by the laws OF
the state or Indiana TO enrtls him to
be the holder OF a license 20 sell spirit
Gus. %inous. malt and other intoxicat-
INK liquors VIII apply to the Board Of
Commissioners of Lake County. Indi-
ana. a its April, 1918, term, for per-
mission 70 extend his liquor license
70 one year from date OF last re
newal o. for renewal from April
1, 1918. TO April 1. 1919. his liquor
license heretofore granted to him by
this Board at the following described
location, to-Nlt:
This front room or the one-story brick
building located a. 100 Washington
street on lot Is. block IS. or the {. r. l..
( I. Co.'S First addition to Tolleston,
now Gary. Lake County. State OF IndI-
ana. Said room is i1x40xa2 feet. facing
cast on west side Of said street. which
street is public highway and thoroug h-
fare Of said CITY and said room mas
front side and rear doors. and plate
glass front. i'm the said CITY OF Gary.
Calumet Township. Lake County Indi-
ana. GEORGE L. YOUNG.
March II IS IS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
NOTICE FOR RENEWAL AND EN-
TENSION or RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE


Notice /, bcheoy glven TO the citizens
or the Ctty of Gary. Calumet Township.
Lake County. Indiana that the under
signed. q man Of good moral charac-
ter, a resident. citizen and voter for
more than four years last past OF said
City. Township. County and state. and
a man not IN the habit OF becoming
intoxicated and possessed OF all Tho
qualifications required by the laws or
the State OF Indiana 70 ontitle him 70
&c the holder or a license 10 sell spirit
Gus. vinous, malt ana other intoxicat-
ing liquors VIII apply 10 the Board Of
Commissioners OF Lake County. Indi-
ana, at its April 1918. term, for permits
sion to extend his liquor license TO
one YEAR from date Of last renewal
or renewal from April i, 1918 to April
!, 1919, his license heretofore granted
to him by this Board a. the following
described location. to-wit:
The south store room on the ground
moor CT the two-story building. situat-
cd on lots As and ~ block 4. IN the
Chieago-Tolleston Lard ana Invest
nlent ConPany's Oak Park addition. in
the City CT Gary, Lake COUNTY Indiana.
MIHAIL SANICH.
March 1l-Is-2S
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March 11-1s-25.
NOTICE FOR RENEWAL AND En-
TENSION OF RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE.

Notice Is heheby given TO the citizeps
81 the city OF Gary, Calumet Township
Lake County, Indiana, that the under
signed. a man OF good moral charse-
ter. a resident, citizen and voter for
more than four years last past OF said
city. Township County and State, and
4 man not in the habit OF becoming
intoxicated and possessed OF all the
qualifications required BY the laws OF
the State OF Indiana to entitle him 70
he the holder OF q license to sell spirit
ous. vinous, malt and other intoxicat-
inE liquors Will apply to the Board or
commissioners OF Lake County Indi-
ana. at its April, 1918, term. for permits
sion 10 extend his liquoT license to
one year from date OF last renewal.
or renewal from April l, 1918, TO April
+ 1919 his license heretofore granted
20 him hy this Board at the following
described location. to-wit.
The ground Goor room IN the front
of the trro-stofy frame building located
IN lot Is. block 20. OF the resubdiNision
If The C. 7. L & 1. Co.'S Second addt-
tion TO Tolleston. now in the City or
GARY. known as 1901 Washington
street. said room faces Washington
street and Tenth avenue. both public
streets in said City. Said room IS S2N
7stL feet. with plate glass front and en-
france. on Washington street and at
the corner Of Washington street and
Tenth avenue. also an entrance IN rear
leading to the hotel lobby.
ABRAHAM BLUMESTHAL+
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NOTICE FOR RENEWAL. AND EN-
TENSION OF RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE

-\SAlCF FOR RENEWAL. AND EN-
TENSION OF RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE.
Notice is heheby given to the citizens
OF the City or Gary, Calumet Township.
Lake County. Indiana, that the under
signed. man OF good moral charac-
ter. a resident citizen and voter for
more than four years last past of said
City. Township. County and state. and
man not in the habit Of becoming
intoxicated and possessed OF all the
cations required BY the lsus Of
the State of Indiana to eutitle him TO
be the holder OF 4 license to sell spirit
Gus, vinous, malt and other intoxicat-
Ing liquors viii apply 70 the Board Of
Commissioners OF Lake County. Indi-
ana. az its April. 1918, term. for permits
sion to extend his liquor license TO
one year from date or last renewal.
or renewal from April I, 1915 TO April
/, 1919, his license heretofore granted
to him by this Board at the following
described location. to-wft:
Lot Is. Block Il. in the Chicago-Tol-
lesion Land and Investment Company's
Fifth Addition to Tolleston. now in the
City or Gary. Lake County. State o,
Indiana
The room in which the liquor Is to be
sold is the front room on the ground
floor or the three-story brick building.
The dimensions o.. the room are SS022x
L.; glass front, front and side entrance,
facing jefferson street. No. 1850 JEFF
erson street Side entrance on south
side of room opening on to Sixteenth
avenue.
JOHN c. MULLEN.
Nil
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
NOTICE FOR RENEWAL AND En-
TENSION OF RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE


Notice Is heheby given to the citizens
~ the City of Gary. Calumet Township.
Lake County, Indiana. that the under
sizned. a man OF good moral charac-
Ter. q resident, citizen and voter for
more than four years last past OF said
city. Township. County and state, and
a man not in the habit OF becoming
intoxicated and possessed OF all the
Qualifications required by the laws OF
the State Of Indiana to entitle him to
Re the holder Of n license to sell spirit
Gus vinous, malt and other intoxicat-
ing liquors will apply to the Board Of
commissioners OF Lake County, Indi-
ana. at its April. 1918. term, for permits
SION TO extend his liquor license to
one year frona date Of last renewal,
or renewal from April /, 1918. TO April
1919. his license heretofore granted
10 him by this Board At the following
described location, to-wit:
The ground floor room Or = certain
two-story brick building, situated on
lot L. block >. Of the Chicago-TolIeston
land & Investment Co.'S Second addi-
1lon to Tolleston, now a subdivision OF
ne city OF Gary. Lake County. Indiana.
The room in which said liquors are to
- sold is 25yS0 feet glass front. front
side and rear entrances, bar IS s. feet
long. said room faces east on Broad
va-- public highway in said City, and
being further known is 900 Broadway,
having living rooms above and restauI-
ant in rear or same.
JOHN BALLET.
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LEGAL NOTICES

or renewal from April 1 1915. TO April
i. 1919, his license heretofore granted
10 him by this BOARD al the Following
described location. te-Nlt.
The ground aeor front room OF the
tNo-story brick building situated on
lot g. in block $. OF the Broadway Ad-
diuon TO Gary. in Lake County. IudI-
ana, said room Is lese6Ss5. has glass
front, front and side entrance. faces
east on MassA chusetts street. a public
highway and is known a. 1850 Aasss
chuSetts street. IN the city ot Gary.
Lake County Indiana
FRANK WEDESKIS.
March Il-IS-ss
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March Il 1926
NOTICE FOR RENEWAL AND EN-.
TENSION OF RETAIL LIQUOR
TCENSE

Notne - hereby given to the citizens
OF The city or Gary, Calumet Town
ship. Lake County, Indisna, that the
undersig ned p man OF good moral char
scter p resident. citizen and voter for
more than four Years last past OF said
CitH. Tovnship. County and State. ard
man not iu the habit Of becoming
intoxicated and possessed Of sill OF the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-03-11
NOIICE FOR RENEWAL AND EN-
TENSION OF RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE


TENSION or RETAIL LIQUOR
LICENSE.
Notice. Is hereby given 10 the citizens
81 the CITY Of Gary. Calumet Township
Lake County, Indiana. that the under
signed IS 2 male tuhabitant and pos
ssessed of all the Qualifications required
by the laws OF the State % Indiana to
entitle him 20 be the holder Of a license
TO sell spurious. Vinous and malt liq-
uors in said City Of Gary; that he viii
apply to tho Board OF Commissioners
Of said County OF Lake on the first day
OF the regular April, 1918. term or said
Board for permission 10 extend his
liquor license TO one year from last date
Of renewal, or for renewal from
April j. 1918, to April !. 1919, OF a cer-
tain retailers LIQUOR license which was
heretofore issued by said Board. that
said license granted the right to sell
spurious, vinous and malt liquors with
the privilege OF allowing the same 10
be drunk on the premises where solo
which said premises arc described as
follows.
Lots twenty-five (e5) and twenty-six
800, in block fourteen (1A. in the
Ch-caso-Tolescon Land & Investment
Companys Third addition to Tolleston.
now in the City OF Gary Lake County.
Indiana, IN the front room on the
ground floor OF tho two-story brick
building known as No. 1916 Washing
ton street. said room being - b. IS
feet. with l2-foot ceiling: glass front.
front and side entrances. facing west
on public highway known as No. 1916
Washington street n Gary. Lake Coun.
ty. Indiana.
TRIPo sPAsEvIcH.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-07
Mantag, ben Z Sannar, 1918
BUR Geididtc oes sfats.

Ger altelte @en5el oatiert l1lee=
fdbr a11f oos Sssobr 400 5l1rild; er
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7tud} ldon oamals aaes ab, mas iblH
III Den @eg fam, oas fonttrtt DEM
Sfotlpieler ~beut5utage nift mebr
bobmiId) Dor, obtpobI es abgeieberi
pom Sfat, IN 8obmen nod nor-
fommt. Do man 5upiel 8reu5 nit
linn bate, uno er it'd aud pom Ser
5eg bon 9aailano batte fdmierett LOT
fen, muroe cr ais Safer abgeleef,
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giihes BON 8obmen nod 5ipei 3eb=
ner lang berum. Mus Dem Sabre
1926 lit Der 9auernfrieg 5l per5eId]-
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Damen Jrieoe1 bon @ombrap ieine
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nus abgtng. (t541 Der lAottiid,e
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ole gaperit auf Dem SdellenGerse
uno gefpinnt slfian1men nit gritt5
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efmirbt fihq gerfennttaille
i'm gfdt eurh sc, pds er iebr gitt
ipielt: Gem Gonigg'erats> neil er
Ireid)tseitig ieinett aIteiten gfben ing
greffen fabrt. Sn ser beriibmten
9arfie NIT fran5oiiideu aarten rei5t
Mapoleon fIII. ODER Sinterhatt1)
greiiBen, oas sic Sorberbatio err
-greift, unb fresoem Sranfrei6
Shneioer angefasta bdtte, sefDi1itel
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poleoll lab nad) &aiiel@. gismarrf
lpielt feline ifarfe @attb fDeiter uno lit
elm groBes Saus. SdlieBlid eebt er.
aber RIM, neil er Den aonig fir eineli
SSuingen ailgeiehen bat oas Spiel lit
iiberrei5t, er periudf Sdneioer gu
MAIDEN, briiigt es ober MIR Bis 80,
lett Incident Sdbr er nidt mebr mit-
ipielt, befomnlf aber 5ltnt xroit ieben
@ebnrtstag Die gan5e 9an0 poa Sit
hiseier. Seine Na6folger paiien
meiit, iimo alio seididtlid nidt 10
~interellunt.
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1reie Qreie inr seras: Montag ben I. Salaar 1878.

men lie l4nger Ser Grieg oouert. Sest
beiBt es, iih oarauf nor5ubereiten,
Dus beOaltet aber nidt, oaB ole sSrnl
sen Marnl auf Dem arbeitsmorft
p~erbrGl1gelt bari, irlbem lie ibre ars
beitsftoft 5u binigerem Breiie n1lbias
tet. Sci ben Mdnnern banoelt es li6)
%5unteiit nm grngbrer BON 6omilien,
mas lei Sen Srautell nldf Der Sat 1T,
ooer penigitens MIR In eeringfiiGl-
gem WoBe.
Gin anoerer nidt 5u u%nterIfdsen-
Der Gunft lit Der, oaB oiele Sraitel
qlouben, ans gatriotismus gu bait
oellt, tpenlt iie oie Stellen BON Dtan=
nern All niebrigerem 2obn einltebmel1.
0as lit grunofol|d nno fam bern
2alloe nid)t oienlid) iein.. Sic 8eldaf-
tiqltna Der 5rau in Der SrouItrie lit
cine Jrage, Der Die 5ultanoigen gez
BORDEN ulo audi Die geietaebenoen
&orperidoften ebeiteus Iufmerflaln=
felt ihenfen iolter,
(N. y. Gtoats5ta.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

AZ--
gmmn 8. Gapp ni Saul 8 2oreni
@runoftid in Beacon Sid; $3.50. aiI
Warf 6. 8ooter Ii. q. an Bertha Con-
ring, @runbitiid IN 9Th 9lod s697;
$1,000.
S. s. &nmpmaim an s. s.. 8ootb nno
5srnu, @rirbitild ml Der Sanlor 9trate;
$1,000. ~
rs. @iliauls ulo 81, Onrd Sberiif.
on S s.. ~antnpnlana. @runolfiid OIL Der
Sablor StraRe; $4,000.
g.. g. Melliff lnno Srau on 8. G-
Sborman, @rllnoitiid i'm 9th 8lod1755,
$3.50.
8. 6. ghornlan an Q. &. Sheb nnb
sralf, 8runDitiid an Der Rortb Nueces
Strabe; $3.50.
8 Mnin9aro ruo Strait an Wi1iunl
9eGermm, Grnnoifiid in Cos GrIgeles
6eiabts; $1285.
InnabeL %. uuo .HahlnB bon s. R,.
@unn an ssphn Waun @uinoitiif in
Beacon 1iu; $4,000.
30. almaro8 unb Sssrau an st.. S. .uap
6. 6. 28iImaun. @runotiid III gons
ners @repes $90Da
8 s. S6mibt H. q, an bie Ser. i5taas
ten bon 4meritas @runbitiid., i'm Gin
8lod 1880, $4,000. {,
abolp6 3anber. an Soc M. gbabca,
@rlmbftid in Gait Gnafetppoo, $1,000.
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Die Tran in ber Jn6nitrie.

81 ~ - - Et~.-~-E
Die lid) iniaer peiter a1lsoebrenoe
Bejd)1ftigung Ser Jrait 1T Der Sttbnt
ftrie lit 5eine Grage, Die nun audi dr1s
f1ugt meitere 3reiie 5l intereiiieren.
gid)t als oh oie 5rage cine netie tuds
re. 5rauen finb lett nielen Sdbren
bel uns in Der Snouitrie beibdftigt
uno lperoeu es pobl AUDI meiterbin
Iein. Die Jrage, Die iett anfdngt,t
cine brennenoe 5u neroen, lit Die
aonfurren5 Der 6ran auf Dem inou-
Itrielen @ebiete.
Bon SntereiientenL B. i. BON So
6rifbeiiBern uin., miro nun ~aaeroings
bebauptet, Die Seran5iebung bon
Sralenarbeit in INNER. groBerem
MaBe lei cine Notmenoigfeit, on in-
folge ser 9lusbebungen fir Die Was
tionaIarmee lid) elm Wtangel an
mdnnlihen Irbeitsfraften fiiblbnr
made. 0ieier gebauptltne nioer.
iprid)t Der StaatsfommiIidr bon Stem
Dorf fiir Snouitrie 4ngeleeenbeitel,
Senrp Q. Saper. gr fiibrt aus, oaB
es iih f~einesfpegs I'M einen Wangel
an m1rnIifen IrbeitSfrdften banole,
Ionoern oaB einfah bur6 Die Ser
l6iebungen i'll Der 5nouitrie, Die Der
arieg nit lid brahte, 5eitneiie elm
Mangel on gei6ulten GrGften in &C.
millen Snoultrie5ipeigen fiiblbar Je.
neien lei. 9as lit natiirlid, Elm ge-
tpaltiger llrrteribieo.
Nad) @niidt bes a~ommiiidrs Saper
liegt Der 5itilebmenoen 8efbditieung
Der Sralen in Der Snonitrie ain
gang anoeres Wotip 6ligrunoe. @r
nimmt iidl fein glatt Dor ben Uillro,
inoem er oas mabre Motip anoeutet,
ndmlid] @elogier. Die Srullenarbeit
lit biliger, uno oesbalb perordngt
ons @eib oen Niain in INNER gro
Berem MaBe, menn oas aud nidt
iiberaa Der Sail iein mag. &ommiiidr
Saper trifft Den gengel auf Sen &onf,
menn er iagt: o8ir iino Iebr fury
lidltig, iperin mir geitatteuL BOB uniere
5rauen bon 5abrifbeiisern a~ussebeit.
tet weroen, Die utlter Der gamouflage
BON aneeblidem Mangel an mannlt'
den arbeltsfraften gutbe5ablte Win-
ner onrf) biaige 5rauelt erieben. 81
oieIer art JubrifDertpaIipne Iiest
fem 9atriotismus, mobl aber Ger
Game inouitrieller llnraIt itno lin
rube."
Sc apeiter Die Observation-Disclosures
.fortfhreiteH beIto tnetr oiirfte Grdif.
enarbeit besebrt tperoen, Saran III
nidlt 81 3iueifeIu. 9iele3eit miro fom.
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Shleflt aetrpffrn.

Cine Dame, Die sum eriten Dfale
sStalien beirtd)t bate, miro nod ibrer
Riidfebr in Die l5eimat ppn elmer 9e-
fannten sefragt fpie ibr 8eneotg or
faqeui babe Dim ganSeit gift, ant
fporteteT fie, annr babe id) es iniofera
lhIedt setroffeu, neil seraoe lieber.
ihtuemmnng bort mar"
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H~affimiert.

8eaieiInr: v0os 9olfssemurnleI
NOR beute mirtlit .son3 ausge5eid1-
net.
Director: nSeb'n sic, lDdr ib Den
aerls nift Die Sage ibuloia gebiie-
ben, bitten lie lanee niht 10 ifon &C.
nlurmelt!"
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5adterr 1iirnlelr pom 3fotre Aalns
~iiberrogts lit anf Bergen lno, Jelfana
bingebreitet. 2ad)elno fbeillt lite bers
ab5ublifen nuf ben gef0altigen
Strom, befienf Sl1ten oas Menorot
nit gleiBenoem @olo iiberidiittet.
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9crsenIrisss,..

80 mf a, Dberlst,. Sans sept. 1915.
Sdou felt ~ SabreH lit ip an WetpeA
bnfte IiSerau SGnIer5eIi, flbItc nieoeraslgtes
aen. bate 1bcr iilnter a,iten 4ppetif. Yatios
E5nia's alerojne befrsite plieb Don ueinsps
GeibeH.
q gIamanH i0rsi5t bon sS. 9oiHt, Wtfix
bcs er bur9 bnrie strbelt duf ieiner Sdrrns
qans TtnSfel 9iuac1 ipiirse, oegeeen georuiYIs
er Gaifor a5nias ~yssrbiHe. fvelbe 10 gut ipiriss
baa e, IS te1r eplpfiebll.
sre5uIih fdreibt GIoi9ilSe Dlers bon 81.
BabrieI, 1ex., CAB Sic iDgedlia an Ibres Esr
ben Hit, naaeaen nit Der r~seiitIlng Don %nilcf
Rjnios gtexome 3'ebr 6usfieoen it, .
Sic hod5r. Sahlveftcs @asaastne in 2a9Iej.9
gEtsc.. pot: bdB re tail. Aee5onidt uno S4lais
Ioaateit bird Re.for abhls's glerpine befreis
ipuroe, moran lie ipcr ieit diVet 3aprsn esf
Iifteu basie. 4 -.
Gin p,xiteoass @pa Jar sasrpsHIsissaes
SAs TGsM r,irS Sssnsui Ter q D~eg!aEet. luseion&
" - -si.4ie erE4sisf oa@ 9k Tlteiala AaaloaN
Giefe Behtstt cAtlc tbsA Jntre 1916 ron eem
6pdhsp. 9aitrr @feint p crt gf.nrts. 9nb.s ~subssstass
nno lest unser ,rse- Igsgsiat "a hen Der So
ECERTC Mx 9s~2fL %, Chicago, NJ.
81 w. 1&&@ S. tsAr Derhosn.
gses SisSsss2sra "a Babes for
ef. 90 etc StsfeIs, 6 Ntaldssn tag ga e&s
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Ban Grlaubnisfdeine.

@iaiam selenn, Bobnbdais, &Iein
Strakel $1,000
S. 6. BIuud, sIubau, gaio 1onoo
StrnKe: 5000.
s. Sc. Mdrr. Iobnbais. 8almetto
StraBe; $500.
Otto &iibne. Shuppen. 8ulters Ctr;
81, 000.
NngIla aappe. @ohnbdus, NuIan
Giraffe; $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-09-25
AMERICAN SMELLING
EARNINGS DECREASE
Net Income for First Half Of
Year Drops $6,133,298, Due
to War Conditions.

Earnings of the American Smelling
and Refining Company In the six
months ended June 30 last Just covered
the company's common dividend require
ments. when net income aggregated only
S4.o6S.s21, compared with 310.202.119
earned in the corresponding six months
OF 1917. q decrease Of 3s.l3s,2ss. After
tho preferred dividends tho balance
equalled 50 per share for the common
stock, against s12. earned on that stock
In the frst six months of the preceding
year.
The reason for the enormous decline
in earnings, according to Daniel Gug-
eenheim, president OF the company, Is
the high cost Of operating. The net
income from smelling. refining and min
ing properties. together with miscella-
neous earnings for the six months Pc
Rod, amounted to 3s.7&5,525. being
decrease from similar earni1xs in the
FIRST half Of 1917 Of $9.o12,cS
President Guggenheim in his remarks
refers to the 1917 report. in which he
called attention to the discourasements
under which the American Smelling and
Refining Company labored in that year.
and says the situation became even
more aggravated during tho FIRST half OF
this year. THE COSTS Of operating our
various works continued to increase" he
says, land our contract charges to
mines remained fixed. Many Of our
principal smelling and refining works
were actually running at loss. but the
board Of directors decided that the war
situation would not permit the closing
OF these works. as the various metals
produced by the company, and especially
copper. were in urgent demand by the
Government OF the United States and
the various allied Governments.
1.-THE company was obliged therefore
to lay the situation before the various
mining companies with which 1t had
long time contracts, with view to so
amend the contracts as to allow the
company living return for the ser
vices rendered"
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the task Of financing. of transferring
credits and carrying individual as we'll
as corporate loans in connection with
.ne Liberty Loan payments. This has
oeeh truly patriotic and democratic
service, offering equal opportunities to
those OF large and small means. 1t has
reached from coast TO coast, from
canada to Mexico, from the congested
districts OF the great cities to the broad
expanses OF the fields and plains.
One or the most convenient forms of
service offered by one Of the large trust
companies. that Of the revolving credit,
IL available to every American In France
soldier. sailor or civilian--who has a
checking account with bank in the
United States. 1t enables the person
going to Europe to cash personal checks
drawn on his home bank. UP to an
agreed limit, at the Paris office OF the
trust company. and at numerous cor
respondent offices throughout France" .
Government ownership of railroads
mas no tcrrors for Samuel Untermyer,
according to an address which he, ss
general counsel for tho Railroad Secur-
lily Holders Committee, delivered be-
fore the association. His formal sub
1ect was THE Operating Contract and
tho Future Of Railroad Securities there
under"
He said the war is going to end much
OF tho injustice Of the old social order. -
but he also put himself on record as OPP
posed to Socialism. which he called IAN
unavoidable scheme" and an "idealistic.
iridescent dream"
He said Government ownership of
railroads would be more advantageous
to the Government and vastly moro
Just to security holders than Federal
control under what he called 'the on
crous conditions OF this operating con-
tract" He added that this lack Of Gov
eminent ownership extended beyond the
railroad to telegraph and telephone
lines and to natural resources, such as
forests and mineral deposita
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BIG CREDIT FOR U. s. ON GRAIN.
Bankers Arrange for sb0.ooo.Oo0
to Federal Corpora ton.

The Federal Administration Grain Cor
poration, It was learned on good author
ity yesterday, 10 arranging with n syndi-
cate Of local bankers. OF which Gates w.
McGarrah, president Of the Mechanics
and Metals Banks. Is the leading figure.
q credit OF approximately $50. 100000. The
money 10 to be used to carry grain
housed in different parts OF the country
and warehouse receipts are TO be used
as collateral. The loan will be In the
form Of an acceptance credit.
The corporation heretofore has con-
fined most of It's borrowing to individual
banks in various parts OF the country on
either acceptances or straight notes. but
because its own capital resources are in
adequate at this season of the year to
handle all the grain that It had to carry
It has been forced to come into the loan
market. Its capital now Is $4,000, 900.
having been increased three months ago
from 35o.000.Oo0.