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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
NATIONAL MEETING
To DEVELOP TRADE

New Orleans. Dec lo---Gulf coast
ports have called conferen e to be
held in New Orleans, January 1915 4.
1919, and to be attended by mer-
chants. manufacturers. shippers. bank
ers and transportation men represent
ing all sections of the United States
between the east and west mountain
ranges, Canada and the Gulf. to plan
a valley-wide foreign trade develop
ment bureau and, through concerted
action, to seek adequate steamship
facilities to connect the gulf ports
with the ports of Mexico, Central and
South America, the Orient, Australia,
Africa and Europe.
The meetings will be held In the
rooms of the New Orleans Associa-
ton of Com merce.
Problems of finance. ~-edits, ship
ping, transportation to ana from ship
distribution. education for foreign
service, etc, will be discussed by men
of national reputation.
BY combined action the interests
of the Mississippi valley recently OBJ
tanned a regular barg. service be
tween st. Louis and New ORGANS.
Students OF trade economy in the
Mississippi valley contend that the
commercial and transportation prob
lens of the regions known as the val
leys of the Ohio, Missouri, Upper and
Lower Mississippi. the Tennessee.
Cumberland and other rivers. EN-
hracing the entire area from Mime
apolis and Chicago on the north,
Pittsburgh on the east. Denver and
Omaha on the west to the gulf are
essentially the same and can be
solved with least difficulty only
through concert of action.
The New Orleans meeting is De-
ss.s ~ IT 4 4 M ss.s 4
action In slFstss-ea frtaf1fieT y . =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11

Upon the charge of splitting COM
missions or brokerage on more than
one occasion with Gamers or packers
for whom they were acting as broker
or agent. the Virginia Gamers Elk
change of Roanoke. had it's license
revoked by the food administration.
AT a meeting held In Washington
on the jth instant. the company's Off
GERS plead ignorance of.the rules az
their defense for the violations. as
sorting their effort and desire to COM
ply with the food regulations and de-
nying any attempt to wilfully disre-
gard or evade them.
Ignorance not being recognized rs
legal defense, their license was re-
voked for ten days. beginning Decem-
Der 10th, at the end OF which period
the question of Reinsurance of the
license may be taken up with the food
administration IL satisfactory. evidence
can be adduced to prove thai all
orders have been obeyed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
DIR. VIRGINJUS HARRISON
HEADS LOCAL MEDICOS

Or. Virginius Harrison was elected
president OF the Richmond Academy
of Medicine and Surgery at a meeting
OF that organization held last night in
the chamber of commerce auditorium
Other officers were elected as follows:
DR.. Stuart Michaux. first vice-presi-
dent; Dir. j. Fulmer Bright second
vice. president: Or. w. II. Higgins,
third vice president: DR.. NJ. w. Pey-
ser. secretary: DIR. Urbach. treasurer:
and DR. Laroquc, librarian. The fol-
lowing were elected members OF the
judiciary committee: HI. II. Levy. b. r.
Tucker. j. N. Upshur, A. l.. Grey and
Mcclure Newton.
Major croSby, who has charge Of
the base hospital at Westhamptnn,
addressed the meetinx following the
regular business
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
HOSPITAL GROUND TO
Be BROKEN TOMORROW
Interesting Ceremonies WIFI Attend
Breaking Ground for New
Retreat for the Sick.

At the ceremony attending the
breaking of the ground for the new
Retreat for the Sick building on
Grove avenue and Mulberry street.
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock. the
great niece of the founder of the
hospital, Miss Adelaide Gordon How!a,
will he present. The hospital was
founded in Marco. 1877, by Mrs a.
X. Jenkins, and has occupied its pres
ent building, 3i9 North Twelfth street,
for many years. The ground for the
new building was bought some time
ago and the plans were accepted but
work was delayed because of the gov
Iernment order against building during
the war. In a campaign conducted
by Mrs. John Lightfoot. chairman Of
the building committee. in 1917, the
money was raised. Her committee in
cluded:
Mrs. Thomas McCabe. secretary;
Mrs. Pryor Davis, Colone! Eugene C
Massie, president of board of incorpo-
rators: A. J.. Stratus and L. III. Jen-
hinS, and Miss Mary Norwood.
The program for the ceremony to-
morrow follows:
Opening remarks. Colonel Eugene
&C. Massie
Invocation. Bishop William Cabell
Brown.
ScfiPtufe seitcdphs' - x" al ~
Calisch.
Hymn read by Rev. George McDan-
iiel. D. D., "Oh. God, Our Help in Ages
Past"
Address by Mayor George Ainslie.
PRAYER by Rev. Russell Cecil, y. D
Address by Governor Westmoreiand
Davis.
Ceremony of breaking the ground
by Miss Adelaide Gordon Howie
America" read by Rev II. D.
Naclachlin. d. d.
Benediction, by Rev. 7. a. Smoot,
ID. d
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
w. r. SHELTON HEADS HOME
DEFENSE LEAGUE COMPANY

w. p. shelton was elected captain Of
9he Fifth company. Home Defense
lF7&re, at meeting OF the organixz-
ton held last night in the Binford
Junior High school auditorium. DR..
i. Eaton was elected first lieutenant
and f. L. Spence, Jr.. second lieutenant.
Mr.. Shelton has been first lieutenant
in the company since its organization,
while DR.. Eaton has been second iieu-
tenant e. L. Spence was top sergeant
before the election last night.
Branch Morgan. formerly captain of
this company. recently was made
maicr OF the local Home Defense league
battalion
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
Maso-.c Officers F-Iecte,,


The following officers were elected
fer the coming year at the meeting Of
the Fraternaf Lodge, No. 50, A. r
and A. NJ. hell Monday evening IN
the Masonic Temple Manley F.
Brent, worshipful master; +. C.
Lowry. senior warden; Raymond J.
Straus. Junior warden: Milton j
Straus, treasurer: William ReinhImer.
secretary: s Young Tyree. senior
deacon; Phillip c. Meyer, Junior
deacon; Sam Jacobs and s. S. Rosen-
dorf. stewards; Rev. f. N Callsch.
Fh. D.. and Jacob levitt, chapias-,s;,
p. c. Lewis. Jr.. representative Ma
sonic relief board: r. l. Jennings,
representative Hollywood section;
s. w, Morris. representative Masonic
class: W. c. Lynham, tiler: A. W.
Baker, purveyor; l. T. Morris, j. F.
Mayer and L. Nachman, trustees
Right Worshipful J.. T. Morris in
ST He'd the off7rers
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
Soutbside Items

Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Martin. of
South Richmond, have been inform
ed by the war department OF the
death in France Of their nephew.
Everett Basil Murray, of the 359th
infantry. Mr. Murray was killed in
action on November 5. He was
ihirty-two years old. and is Survived
by one brother, Julien Murray. of
this city. He was sent to Camp Lee
on June 90 and left for France Au-
gust %,
Mrs, C. A. Kirkman, of sI6 Balm
bridge street. was in receipt of a tele-
gram yesterday telling her of the
serious Illness OF her son. George r.
kirkman, who is suffering OF in
ffuenza She left last night for his
bedside.
Thieves Monday night entered the
home of w. A. Neal. of us Decatur
10 the value of sl1o. There were
sixty quarts OF whiskey and much
wine.
Mrs Ruby Waldrop Cam. twenty
si8 years old. died at the home OF her
aunt, Mrs. w. II. Nelson. 1901 Balm
bridge street, yesterday mornings at
so O'CLOCK. she Is survived by Fer
husha nd. r. 7. Gam, and one sister.
Mrs. Y. Harton.
John Gunter q coiored boy was
charged in the hustings court part II
with the theft of wagon. He proved
however. that he came by IL lawfully
and was discharged. -
The Wesley class of the Central
Me hedist churchs met last night at
O'Clock for the purpose OF transact
ing important business. Quite num-
Der of members were present, and re-
freshments were served.
In hustings court, part II, yester-
day there came up the damage suit
Of jenkins against shs rennsyisania
ln NJ . IS for Ill soss s. ~ fsfnt
foo, and leg while engaged in the
service of the defendant company.
The accident. il is understood, oc
CURED near Johnstown. Pa The case
was continued.
Henry Cam. white man, was fined
sic in musings court. part IL. yester-
day on the charge of being intoXi
Gated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
Hides Among the Rugs.

II While policemen and several others
or a searching party we're looking
for him Leonard Bainber seventeen
years old. charged with entering the
star. Of Kaufman g. Co.. Sunday. was
neering at them from under a rug on
the fourth floor OF the building. Such
q the statement the youth made to
The police. Bainber says that one
roy,ceman stood on his shoulder for
r,,ifc a while and always caused him
- cry out from the pain. Bainher
Esfafed that he entered the building
i'm search Of pair of new shoes and
TfeN like saying something when he
E1iecovered that he was amongst la
dice wearing apparel.
sssss IT'S caSe was continued for hear
NJ Ia tha juvenile court December
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
AND AUXILIARY
PLAN FOR IsOsiECG INK

Plans for the hor,ecom of the
HowiGers' battery and the other Viz
ginia artillerynen who have BEEN II
france since July will be ina e at a
peace banquet 70 be held in the near
future by the Howitz"rs' association.
A committee has been appointed to
arrange FOR this banquet ut which
the plans for coop Grating actively
with the Wundn's auxiliary Will be
presented and discussed. Announce
ment Of the annual meeting viii be
made soon by the president, Captain
John A. Hutchinson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
MEMBERS or sY-
ORGANIZE LEAGUE


Last night the senior class organized
four teams for a series of basketball
games to be played on Tuesday and
Thursday nights. A total of twenty
four men were on the floor and the
following teams compose the Cat
league.
Polecats--J. +. Hundley, captain; d.
H. Richmond. II. Johnson. II S. Patter-
son u. r. Angel S. b. Bruton and J.
wilkins.
Tomcats--T. w. Jones. captain: j. F.,
Lane, VI. Shevits. NJ McGraham. G. r.
Chilaress. f. IA. ward and II. A. Wright.
Pusseycats-E. NJ Fletcher, captain:
r. l.. Moody. l. NJ. Craig. W. c. Spain.
T, W. Armistoad, K. f. Frank and q.
n. aimee.
Rearcatx=B. F., scheer. captain, s
X Mckee, Jr., S. c. Buner, n, l. schultz
r. f. Anderson. w B. Pettway and L.
W Landrum,
These teams have all the PLAYERS
that will play In this SORES. new men
coming in will go on 81 waiting list
until there are ten when two additional
teams will be selected to play after
the regular league teams are through.
Tho Polecats defeated the Tomcats
by 20 to "a points; while the Pussey-
cats defeated the Bearcats "a to Is. al
though the score was IL each at the
end OF the first period, Pettway. Rich
mond, Lane and Frank showed UP well.
and Jones, Fletcher, Scheer and Moody
nearly as we'll The league promises
to be as interesting as any conducted
by the senior class for several years.
Playing next Thursday night will be
the Po,ecats against the Bearcats; and
the Tomcats against Pussycats- Basket
ball followers are cordially invited to
see any OF these teams In action. NO
admission Is charged anS class begins
at s o'clock each performance.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
NO WOMEN IN HIGHLAND
PARK CITIZENS CLUB

AZ the meeting of the Highland
Park Citizens association Monday
night n vote was taken on the aues-
stion of admitting women into the as
ISOLATION. The n aiority voted against
II. The men acknowledged the civic
work done by the women, but were
not willing 10 admit them to their
meetings.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
Succr,n.,s to Wounds.

Y. c., died at the Memorial hospital
as the result of a wound inflicted by
the pistol of a policeman at Clarks-
vile when Jacobs was resisting ar
r, ST. Jacobs has bel in the hospital
here for about ten lays 1t is said
that u. G.. Cox. an uncle of Jacobs,
from Elm City, n. c.. will conduct a
probe as to his hrather's death
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
4 Mothers Happiness
Made Perfect
OF Utmose importanes That Che Hay.
Evexy Carr.

Tbs e-pcctant mothers physlcal com.art
should 10 our h-h thought, and all ahras
her should scs to u that her preparation
for bahy's coming BE- complete.
There h . most splendid rennsly u prs
pare women for the greatest time In theis
lives, known ~ Mothers Friend. 1t b sr-
piled to the muscles OF the abriolss,. gently
Yuhhed IN, AID at on& pens.ratc3 to relieve
strain on nerves. cords and lisamerts. it
makes the muscles 20 pliGnt tbat they ex-
pAnd easily whsa bah:s arrives; tire hoors
1t the time are fewer, and pain and DANGER
ut the crisis b naturally avoided.
Aothcrb FrienG eEahJes tia mother 10
preserve bar health aud strength. and shs
rema!ns . prstty mother by hsN z asosast
diao.rafcrt ard suffering which more sften
than otherwise accompanies ssWh AN nsca-
zion VIXEN nstnro H. Gn,idcd. Every nerve.
muscle and ten.,oE Is thoroughly luhhcatsd,
Discomfort during tho period connts9
actei, and the skin, after the crisis. h lsit
A.nooth and naturai.
Write 10 tho Eradteid Regulator crr-
HAny,. DegA Lamar Buf!dans, Atlanta.
tain bcttls o. MntAar's Fyisad frum tAs
drug Store tpday without fail
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
Coombs to Pilot Phillies.

New York, Dec. l0.--Jack tFolnbs.
of the Dodgers, will be the new man
ager of the Philadelphia club of the
National league. II he wants the lob.
according to. rumors here today. The
81 me report says that Manager Pat
Moran has received his unconditional
release from President Baker.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
Charters Issued.

Colonial Garage corporation, Nor
folk, Va: $4,000. automobile bust
ness Thomas II. W!ilcox. president:
II. l. Smith. secretary. Both of Nor
folk. Va.
Pinehela Medicine company, Inc.
Roanoke. Va. $s5,000, manufactur-
ing and mercantile business. G. Per-
civai, president, Portsmouth, Va:
I. 4. Furbush. secretary. Roanoke.
Va.
Norfolk Hardwood Lumber com :
pany. Inc, Norfolk, Va; $4,000;
lumber business. L. r. Summit.
president: &. II. Chiefly. secretary.
Both OF Newport News, Va.
Foreign corporation: Quigley Fur
mace Specialties company, Inc. A
New York corporation domesticated
to do business in Virginia. Principal
ONCE. Prince George county. Index
postofiice. A. a. Hutchinson. state
agent. Richmond. Va. Capital stock,
500, 200.
Amendment: Winn Brothers a.
Baker, In. Norfolk, Va. Changing
name to Joseph II. Baker & Co. Inc.
and increasing Its capiual stock txom
$4,000 to $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
CITY NE S IN BRIEF


Seven new. irer,en have hecn elect-
ed 70 the. city fire department this
week. They arc J. r. Guthrie Il, n.
Darncll. Il. s. Hartos., f. r, Gary.
Y f.. Williams, 4. K Davenport, r. 2
Parker.
There arc 'ffty vacancies in the ire
department from recsr. eslgnations
Of the IT EN- burs VIII acc pte5 higher.
paying cficos. None of these p,an
have retained.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11

Marriage licenses have been issued
TO the following couples:
J. NJ Slater and Goidie l.. Edwards
James. Johnson and Elizabeth Robin
son.
J. 4. Halford, of Norfolk. and Evelyn
II. Mcguire -----
e. A. Syde and Mary Suge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11

The women of Seventh Street Chris
tian church viii hold a Christmas sale
in the annex today. Dinners will be
served and fancy articles sold. The
chairmen OF the committee in charge
are; Fancy work, Mrs, c. w, Morris
miscellaneous Mrs C.. e. Leidy: country
store. Mrs. G. r. reaseley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
LICENSE Is REVOKED
FOR EVADING THE LAW

e. A. Syde and Mary Suge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11

The Wesley class of the Contra
Me hodist churchs met last night a
) O'Clock for the purpose OF transact
ing importan' business. Quite mum.
Der of members were present, and re-
freshments were served.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11
Artist. at Hen,- To-day.

Mrs Henry Gihsen Houston. NisS
Adele Clark and Miss Nora Houston
"iil he at home in their ntelier, IT'S
EsSt Franklin street. this afternoon
from to s o'clock
Mrs. Houston and Tire Misses Hous-
ION and Clark received their friends
on Wednesdays all last winter and
many delightful informal afternoons
were eufeyed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11

John Gunter. a colored boy was
charged in the hustings court part II
with the theft of wagon. He proved
however. that he came by II lawfully
and was discharged. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11

Henry Cam. a white man, was fined
sic in musings court. part IL, yeSter-
day on the charge OF being intoXi
Gated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-11

Thieves Monday night entered the
home of w. A. Neal. of us Decatur
street. and stole whiskey and wine
10 the value of sl10.- There were
sixty quarts OF whiskey and much
wine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-07
MANY NEW
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits have
been taken out with building commits
siouer Wis: $500 cottage at 454 Morris
street by J Wonro; $4,000 cottage at
asa Becker street by c. Jones: $1,000
dwelling m 43 Elizabeth street by Max
Schm dt, $500 cottage at 523 Nav St,
by p Sarber. $4,000 cottage at 234 Hen
ry street by {, y. Scott. S2Soo cottage
at ESQ Henry street by A Mills; $500
cottage at a42 Eaton street, by A r.
Jones. $4,000 cottage at 557 Slbley st.
by Y Einsele: $500 cottage at $50 Sib-
lev street by Frederick Milling: $4,000
cottage al 50 Sheffield avenue by F. w.
Warner. $500 cottage at sac haywood
avenue by James a Malo; $4,000 cot
tage on Sheffield avenue by n Woman;
$4,000 cottage at 1172 Columbia avenue
by F Jaslnski. $4,000 cottage at 1857
Holman street by J. T. Wilhelm: $4,000
cottage at 1912 Van Buren, street by
Wilhelm and Son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-07

organized last evening at the K. Of P.
hall in Hammond by Mrs. Ella Rex
winckle. the state supervisor. Their
next meeting viii be held Monday even
ing. The following officers were elected:
Oracle-Mrs. Mabel Gross
Past Oracle-N1rs. Flora Green.
Vice Oracle-Mrs. Margaret Wikison.
Recorder-Mrs. Gertrude Orphey.
Receiver-Mrs. Edith Mcdowell
Chancellor-Mrs Bertha Elliott
Inner Sentinel-Mrs Blanche Wyckoff.
Outer SentineI-Nfrs. Ora Friedhof.
Ralph Mohr. Mrs. Alberta
Knott and Mrs. 0TolHe Moore.
Endurance-NIrs. Neva Peters.
Faith-AIrs. Mary Firkwood
sty-NIrs. Mollie Moore.
Unselfshness-1Tr Bertha Frietezn.
Courage-Mrs. Ina Brose.
Physician-Dr. Mikesch.
W. A. Bogart of Hastings. Mich. IS
here for an extended visit with his sis
ter. Mrs. B. Bayne Of Hammond
Hubert Hugo son of Mrs +. Hugo of
South Holman street. who is attending
Elmhurst College a Elmhurst. III. Is
home to spend the summer vacation.
II. c. Merrill has gone to Eaton Corn
ers. Canada. to visit his mother for a
few weeks.
Miss Clara Hugo is the guest Of her
Sister. Mrs. Ritter in Oak Park. Ill,
for a few days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-07

Continued from page one.)
years it was believed that relief could
be secured only by amputation Of the
member
KondoIeon of Greece first performed
this operation successfully and within
the last few years it has been performed
by such men as Matasf Register. Hill and
others. It is said that up to this time.
there have been but six or seven Of
these operations performed
The operation on Mr. solomon consist
ed of an incision the entire length Of
his leg and the removal Of about six
pounds Of superficial fat 1t is this
thickening Of the deep fascia that pre-
vents any communication between the
superficial and deep iymph-vessels. and
the idea &c the Koudoleou method is to
remove this superficial faseia and then
to establish some sort of collateral CiiA
culation so that the deep lymphatics
will take up the work Of the superficial.
The complete and ultimate success Of
the operation depends upon whether this
collateral circulation can be made perm
anent until nature restores a normal
condition. IT sometimes happens that
as soon as the fascia begins to contract
down upon the transplant. the results
bring back the original condition and
relapse occurs.
The operation performed Wednesday
is bound to attract attention of sur
geons all over the country. Especially
were the surgeons of Gary very much
gratified at being able to witness and
watch a case of this kind.
Today. Mr.. solomon is feeling real
we'll his temperature is normal and all
conditions point to a speedy recovery
from the trial of the opera ton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-07
DANCE CASINO AT
HAMMOND BEACH INN

The Hammond Beach Inn Is being
converted into a casino and viii open
under the name of the. Hammond Reach
Casino Saturday evening. June Is. for
nightly dances under the anagement OF
Morris s. Silver. OF Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-07
CHICAGO PRopucE.

Butter 49, Creamery extras. Ala c.:
creamery hrsts, 418414c; frsts. IS q 40
&c: seconds. 81 q 36i2c.
Eggs-Ordinaries. 2S9 soc: hrsts. 500
SIC.
Live Poultry-Fowls. 27isc; ducks,
25c. geese. 13c. turkeys. PC.
Veal-50 TO SO lbs. 1Sc; so to so lbs.
1917 a19lsc. 90 To 10 lbs. 20G21c;
fancy. 21I5c: overweight kidneys. 12G
14c: coarse. Toe.
Potatoes-Cars. IS; Minn--wis. s125
also: new springs. s215q225.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-07
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Hogs-Recetp pts. 5000; mixed. s1s.7o7
90: good. 1850 017-25: rough. s15.75Q
1925: light. Sf6.75 q 1875; pigs. s16.50Q
17.75; heavy. s16.50016.95.
Cattle-Reoeipts. 1000: beeves. s11.25
n 1875; cows-heifcrs. s7.75 n 1925;
stockers-feeders. $50 a13.75; calves,
SSO0aI5.25.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-07

really patriotic women this year They
are very attractive and much more COM
Portable in the warm weather than wool
en- ones. It takes six spools Of ribbon
TO knit a simple sweater and il costs
but dollar a spool.
The slit skirt is appearing in London
and Paris Skirts must of necessity be
scanty and one can not walk with ease
if a skirt is but a ward and a half wide
and so the slit must come back
Make It The Last War.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-07
SUIT FOR. DIVORCE.

Suit for divorce was filed in the super
for court today by Elizabeth a. Sor-
genfref 756 State street Hammond
from William Sorgenfrei. alleging fail
ure to support
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-06-07
DIVORCE GRANTED.

Mrs. Ella Townsend was today grant
ed a divorce from John W. Townsend
an Indiana Harbor Belt engineer. by
Judge Reiter. on serious charges.