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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-07-03

most tags. An unnamed friend do.
mated gold watch
Stacy shown. jcwclcr in the Smith
building. gave a cavalier Frederick
q Nelson gave merchandise credit.
and Hazen J. Titus. president OF the
Chauncey Wright Co. gave a great.
big cake
King viii conduct an annual drive
for the House of the Good Shepherd
until the mortgage is lifted.
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USE PDSLh|N
TAKE No CHANCES
WITH YOUR SKIN

n YOU have a skin trouble that Is
distressing you. do not let another
day pass without usinC Postum
II possesses healing energy In the
most active ana most concentrated
form. II is the direct remedy for
itching skin affections. particularly
stubborn and virulcnt cases OF &C.
zcma. II acts like pacifNing balm.
bringing grateful and lasting relief
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency la laboratories
2i3 W am st, New York city.
Urge your skin to become freshcr
clearer. better by the daily use OF
Poslam soap. mcdicatod with Poslan.
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80 sooner did W. J. King. the well.
known home builder. conclude his
drive. recently. In behalf OF the
House OF the Good Shepherd than he
was drafted for service in the tobac-
co fund drive by Hazon J. Titus. gen.
eral manager. King has been sta.
toned at headquarters. 6l2 Second
ave, almost continuously.
Monday afternoon. however. he
took Off the time to present prizes to
the winners Of the House OF the Good
shepherd drive. -Four prizes were
awarded the women who sold tho
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Heart of France Beats With
Americas on Fourth"-Tardieu

An that Is American arouscs
the public Interest. Your soldiers
have acquired among all CLASSES q
cordial popularity. II be- sufficient
In "a meeting merely 60 pronounce
tho namc Wilson" Co arouse the
most enthusiastic applause.
Re assured. that on the Fourth
81 July. tho heart of France will
heat morn than ever in unison
With the heart ~ America.
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NATIONAL WV WORKER
ARRIVES IN SEATTLE

In the interests 90 Increasing the
efficiency of business women an over
the country. Lena NJ Phillips. OF
New York executive secretary of the
national business women's commit.
tee ~ the y. W. {. \. has arrived In
seattle
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ny ANDRE rARDlEu
commissioner of Franco american
Relations


''sNtstf wv
PARIS. July S.-Thc first Fourth
az July TO b. celebrated by the
French rs a national holiday will
h. observed tomorrow. Roth cham
hers decided IN perfect agreement
with the government 90 thus mani
fest the unanimous sentiment %
the French people.
when returned from the
United States endeavored 60 make
my compatriots understand the eN-
tension Of tho American effort and
the power OF the ideal animating
YOUR great democracy. ! am glad
60 tell YOU that France appreci-
ates fully the value 81 American
cooperation. which IS precious in
Its comfort and most efficacious in
its encouragement 10 pursue the
tight TO victory.
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Fourth of July Song for You to Sing on independence Day

Nusic hy
j S. LANLCNiK
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PATRIOTIC BODY
At BARNESTcR
HELPS OUT FUND
Outhie Workers in Contest.
While Ames Yard
Pledges $500
DRIVE ENDS JULY IL

The Iarnsston Council of Patriotic
{ Defense has tho right idea.
IL knows that tho boys in France
bcstirred itself
The result was check for SIS.
=. NJ Wauzcr. chairman. brought
u TO Tho star today
And here's hoping our boys smoke
the kaiser out before long. he said
Thsy'ti do u. too They'll do their
part. II We do ours.
Tho Duihle slab and angie shop
workers have an interesting contest
The night and the day crews are
racing each other in the amount
they can secure for the tobacco fund
To-day Tad Jones ~ the Ames ship
yard Co pledged s. 900 in behalf OF
his yard
The good work h. going on.
The present tobacco drive 90 raise
81 900 will be over July ~. a pub
lie meeting is planned for that night
At Woodland park
TOBACCO FUND
EIis M,i,s NsiL, ts yssr- eld,.
fr~ssote. " ash. ....... ...... ~ 90
sIst Nsrkaarf@. ia Thir,t ave- g.. On
Bifl fosrssfs~. tis Third ave-. = ... on
\. " Ei.b~e. tzes itarke ..... 90
Doi~tI. Esos Ashworth ..... ..... oo
Guy .. Downing. ~hsldon hotel s-oo
.. o. Grapes. $50, Third ave. roam
gti ....... ...... ..-.... .....,. 90
Miss Mar iorie TSe. s5gi kirtwooJ 81. ! 90
". =. Mcdonald. Itor iss. city ...,.. 500
y. g. Campbell HeilsNus. Wash. ... 90
otto Peterson. sto5 ttr~t ave. : 200
North Hieh Circle Of tho Rcd Gross.
f.rrmsrton ....... ....... 500
Collected st Hail billiard room. tu-
burn ... .......... ss.Ia
Iiarne.ton Council ratriotir Defense $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
KAISER CALLS CONFER
ENCE TO MEET FUTURE

PARIS. Aug. 18.-According to the
Strassburger Post the kaiser has called
an important crown council at imperial
headquarters. at which Chancellor Hert-
ling. DR. Helfferich. the new German
envoy TO Russia. and Admiral Won
Hintze. the new foreign secretary. will
be present as will also the military
leaders. Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
and Gen. Ludendorff
1t is believed the question Of the pres
ent advance and menace OF the allies on
the front in France Will be discussed
Important decisions bearing on the west
as well on the Russian situation are
expected
Ambassador Helferich may not re-
turn to Russia after the conference. The
former vice chancellor has shown signs
of great uneasiness ever since the murd-
er Of Field Marshal Won Eichhorn. the
German military dictator in the Tx
raine The fact that several demonstra-
tions were made against him IS said to
have driven him almost mad.
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paganda in this country. The greater
trial OF the allied cause is 10 come. The
war viii doubtless. linger for years. but
the morale Of the people must be sus-
tanned. The enemy. INSCRIPTIONS and
hellish. must not be permitted by the
subversion of the truth. 70 win what he
has failed 10 gain by force Of arms.
The peace We demand as the price Of
the sacrifice Of the blood Of millions Of
men, the untold anguish Of bleeding ma
tions. and the loss of uncounted treas
ure must and VIII be determined by the
people. The day of autocratic and secret
diplomacy has passed forever. We the
people. must rise to the occasion
"Third-We are sacrificing the flower
Of American youth upon the agar OF
universal liberty The vacant chair is
mute evidence that we gave cur best
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
MAJOR O'HARA
HELPS YOUTH IN
ARMY TANGLE

AVER. MASS Aug. 1S.-Two days
after Is year old Russell Vaughn en-
listed in the Forty-second infantry at
Council Bluffs. Ia. last August. he re-
ceived word from his mother that his
father was incapacitated and that the
family. including two children, was de
pendent on charity. Without applying
for leave. the boy went home and for
six months supported the family. The
day his father was able TO resume work
Russell gave himself UP TO the military
authorities at Fort Omaha.
He was court martialed and sentenced
70 three years at hard labor. forfeiture
Of pay and allowances and dishonorable
discharge
Mai. Barratt O.Hara. former lieuten-
ant governor OF Illinois. now judge ad
vocate al Camp Devens. recommended
clemency. The sentence thereupon was
mitigated TO six months at hard labor
by Col. George L. Byroade. commandant.
and then suspended.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13

EAST CHICAGO
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits were
granted in East Chicago during the
week ending Saturday. August 10.
One-story brick dwelling on Beacon
St, between Wegg and whiteoak; cost
$4,000: 4. p. Levin. owner II Balm
bridge. contractor; 31x6l.
One-story cement block garage. on
Chicago ave. between r R ave. and
Todd ave. 70x50; cost $4,000: Julius
Friedman. owner II Bainbridge. CON
tractor
One-story frame dwelling. on Drum
nnond st. between 1s9th and 10th 22x
"a: cost $1,000: Stanslaw Stachor, owner;
Mhyourki, contractor.
Two-story frame dwelling. 2ox3o. on
Beech. between 136th and 137th; cost
$1,000; Bruno Konefalo. owner; Peter
Szryerzki. contractor.
One-story brick dwelling on Hemlock,
between 136th and l37th, 24x3S; cost
$4,000: Dan Hudul. owner; Emil Ander-
son. contractor.
One-story brick dwelling. on Ivy st.
between 13Sth and 18th, 26x46: cost
$4,000: John Mayern. owner; Emil An
derson. contractor
Two-story frame dwelling. one Penn.
ave. between Lincoln and Delphia, 22x-
50; cost $4,000: John Rzepszyurki, own
err Leopold Hernid. contractor.
Two-story brick dwelling. repair. on
Penn ave. between Wash. and Lincoln:
cost $4,000: Joan p Dancin. owner
One-story brick dwelling, on Hemlock.
between 135th and 136th. 24x4o; cost
$4,000: z. Morhch. owner; Jas. Johnston.
contractor.
One-story frame dwelling. 22xSi. on
142nd. between 14Srd and 144th; cost
$4,000: Mary Reiland. owner; N. P. Beck.
contractor.
Two-story frame dwelling. 2ox34. on
Homerlee between 14sth and 145th:
cost $4,000. N. P. Beck owner; II. P.
Beck contractor.
One-story frame dwelling. on Drum
mond. between 139th and 140th. 22x22;
cost $1,000 NJ. P. Beck owner; N. p.
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Beck contractor.
One-story brick dwelling on Barring
between 142nd and 143rd. 26x4S: cost
$500; 4. Stamk. owner. Hee &ffn Leh-
man contractor
Two-story frame dwelling, on Elm.
between 136th and I37th. 23x5o: cost
$500: Jocs. Zelimski. owner, e. Muoyen.
contractor.
Two-story frame dwelling. on Fir. be-
tween 139th and 14Oth. 24x34. cost
$500. H B. Olney. owner; H H Olney.
contractor.
one story brick dwelling. on Parish
between 10th and 141st. 24x5s. cost
$4,000; H g. Olney. owner; H b olney
contractor
One-story frame dwelling. on 13sth
Place. between Carey I'D Michigan. IS
X20: cost $500: J. r. FaroVld. owner: H
B Olney. contractor.
One-story frame dwelling. on Deal ST.
between 10th and 140th. 22x30: cost
$1,000. Andrew Gordon. owner. A Cor
don. contractor.
One-story garage. on Mas oun. between
144th and 145th: c. w. Miller. owner
G ". Miller. contractor, cost $500
One-story concrete block garage. on
150th. between Fosrythe. and OIcott:
cost S444; +. J. shotz. owner.
One-story frame dwelling 20x3s; on
Block. between Mckinley. and Cline ave.
cost $500: Joe Benton. owner. J Benton.
contractor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13

in TILE defense OF our great country.
Many Of these valiant sens will never
return They are worthy OF the court
81 honor and the temple of fame TO
their memory Indeed, they are worthy
~ the canvas that breathes and the
marble that speaks. We should have.
as this association intends we shall
have. a soldiers ana sailors memorial
al which we may gather on Memorial
Day and speak in the language of
flowers our gratitude and homag sc TO our
heroic soldier dead
we believe this laudable purpose to
erect soldiers and sailors monument
w.u win every loyal heart TO its sup
port
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
EAST CHICAGO
BOARD OF WORKS

A staote convention Of the Polish
people OF Indiana was held at South
Bend sunday. August 18th in order 70
discuss the various names by which
this nationality in Indiana may be eff
fective in assisting the allied nations
to win the war and TO create a free
and independent Uoland
At this meeting. three delegates were
selected to attend q congress TO be
held in Detroit. Michigan. next week
The delegates representing TWENTY-FIVE
thousand Poles in northern Indiana is
Alderman Stanley Rasozkowski OF In
diana Harbor The number Of ~les
represented at the meeting was a little
above ffty-nine thousand
The East Chicago delegates that
have been selected TO attend the De
troit meeting are John Bocknowski
Walter Tolpa Joe Wadas and Walter
Lopatka
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as they can and take their lunch with
them
The Deborah Aid Society of the Chris
tian church Will meet tomorrow for an
all day session in the church parlors-
The regular meeting Of Golden Rule
Council No I Daughters of Liberty will
meet this evening in the 1 O. o. F. hall.
All members Of the initiatory team are
requested to be present as there will be
imitation.
Mrs. II. b Lewis and infant son Will
liam Hoyt Of Conkey avenue left yes
terday for Albuquerque. n. NJ. Sunday
to visit her parents. DIr. Lewis Will fol-
low later.
Mrs. Emma Postlewatte and Mrs. Olga
Dietrich left for Omaha to visit their
sister. Mrs Thomas Sheehy. who was
formerly Miss Bette Kunert
Mrs. Fred Chandler and family Of
Highland street are spending the sum
mer at Flint Lake. Valparaiso.
Mrs. u r semco and son OF 722 Calu-
met avenue will leave today for Flint
Lake is spend two weeks She viii be
accompanied by her sister Miss Castle
Of Chicago After returning from Flint
Lake Miss Castle expects 10 go TO Wash
ingtor D. c.. where she has enlisted for
duty as a Yoemette
Thomas Laehner has returned to his
home in Kankaee. III. after spending a
month in Hammond with friends.
Miss Anne Dahlstrom of Chicago Wis
tied with ler parents. Mr.. and Mrs John
Dahlstrom Of $40 Hickory street. over
saturday and Sunday.
Henry and Fred Tinm OF Michigan
city were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Freese in Oak street Sunday and
Monday
Mesdames Breillatt and Kelly Of Jack
son street and Mrs. Preston of Conkey
avenue visited in Chicago yesterday.
George Dolhof of 266 Conkey avenue.
who underwent an operation short
time ago. was in Chicago yesterday for
medical treatment.
Mrs Ollie Morris OF 21o Lewis street
Will leave this evening for Chillicothi.
Camp sherman. to visit her son Noel
Montgomery with Co. c. 2nd Infantry.
She viii remain a week or more until
Mr. Montgomery leaves for overseas.
Mrs. Carrie Long. buyer in the ladies
ready 70 wear department OF the Lion
Store and Miss Blanch circuit. buyer
of the fancy goods. have returned from
New York City where they went TO buy
fall goods. They report having purchas-
ed many new things in UP 10 date mer-
chandise for the fall
Mrs c. r Tweedle Of 335 Calumet
is entertaining her brother s. r. Gillen
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and his wife Of Pittsburgh. Pa. They
will all 90 to the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station tomorrow.
Mrs. Mary McEwen of 500 Indiana
avenue entertained last evening in honor
Of Misses Helen and Mary Fraley OF
Greencastle. who are visiting friends.
They are daughters OF Rev. Fraley.
former pastor Of the Methodist church
here The other guests were Misses
Hilda WhitezH and Gladys and Hazel
Younger
The haywood auxiliary of the Red
Cross will meet tomorrow evening in the
Red Cross rooms of the Manual Train
ing High school in Calumet avenue.
Every lady in the haywood netghhor-
mood is urged TO come and sew The
room is in the basement Of the school
ana is comfortably cool. which makes
he work pleasure and not task
Mr.. and Mrs w c Belman and son
Creighton of Glendale Park viii leave
Thursday morning for Sasford Ala.
near Montgomery where Mr.. Belman has
a three hundred acre farm. They viii
drive through and are anticipating a
most enjoyable time
Saturday evening Miss Lucia Wiens
celebrated her birthday anniversary and
entertained a number Of her friends at
her home in Oak street. The evening
was spent with games and music and at
a late hour refreshments were served by
the hostess.
public demonstration OF canning
Will be given tomorrow afternoon at the
Riverside school al two o'clock. A gen
eral invitation is extended to any one
that is interested in conservation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
PERSONAL IN
SOCIAL NEWS|

The Ladies Aid Society of St. Paurs
Lutheran church viii have their social
meeting Wednesday afternoon in the
church parlors. The ladies will cele-
brate their twenty-ffth anniversary
next Sunday afternoon at two-thirty
O'Clock q the church
Miss Clara Guse viii entertain the
members OF the 50 and So club at her
home in Bauer street tomorrow evening.
Royal Neighbors Golden Rod Camp
viii meet tomorrow evening IN the 1 o.
o. F hall in State street. There will
be business Of Importance.
Mrs Max Schneider Of ForSythe ave
nue viii entertain the Sewing Club at
her home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Adele Dunbar of Rimbaoh ave
nue. Will entertain the standard Bearers
o fthe NJ F church tomorrow evening
The Girl Scouts viii not have their
meeting tomorrow evening. it will he
postponed until next week Further
notice Of which viii appear in this
column.
Opal Hive s95 L. o. T NJ viii go 10
Lake Front Park Thursday for an all
day picnic TIE ladies' are to as early
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
STATE MEETING
OF POLISH PEOPLT

The East Chicago board Or works In
session yesterday afternoon instructed
the Hammond. Whiting and East Chi
cago street railway company to
sprinkle all streets where their fran
ehise provides for operation of ser
vice
The contract and bond Of the Camp
bell Construction company for the i'm
provement Of I42nd street was accepted
and approved
Specifications for the widening of
the sidewalk on Forsythe avenue
from the alley al the Hartley theatre
building and the widening OF the
walk on Chicago avenue. both sides
Of the street from Magoun avenue to
Forsythe avenue were accepted and ap-
proved
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
M'ADOO STOP SSALE
OF LIQUOR ON TRAINS

WASHINGTON Aug IS - United
States Railroad Administration. Office of
the Director Generalh, Washington. Aug.
Il, 1918.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 90
The sale Of liquor and intoxicants
OF every character in dining cars.
restaurants and railroad stations
under federal control shall be dis
continued Immediately.
(Signed) W G. M'ADOO
Director General of Railroads.
And that will be about ALL no matter
how thick the dust nor how hot the day
The bone-dry railroad has come TO stay,
under federal control.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
ST. 800 GARY
BUILDIN GPERMITS

Yesterday $4,000 in building permits
were issued by Building Commissioner
Dougan TO Gary builders as follows:
The Reverb House Building Company.
two story brick fiat al SIS Virginia
street. to cost $4,000 and a two story
brick fiat a. SIS Virginia street to cost
the same
] BeloH. 1871 Madison street. two
story brick venire fiat. to cost $1,000
Construction has been started on both
structures.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
MEETING AT
LIBERTY HALL

DR.. Hurry. head OF the state health
department and a number Of distir-
Euished medical men are 70 speak to-
night at Liberty Hall at s o'clock at
a meeting on public health.
Tive meeting is for business men.
lawyers and doctors.
The purpose Of the public meetings
over the country is to educate the
people for campaign TO come later
whereby every city council viii
be urged to pass law to have each
victim Of the disease resulting from
the social evil placed IN quarantine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
VIM. HASTINGS

Two members Of the firm Of Hast
ings-Woods. real estate operators.
have enlisted.
William Hastings has been given a
commission in the naval aviation and
Frank Martin, councilman from the
Ninth Ward. VIII enter the Y NJ c. A.
service abroad.
George Clark accountant Of the
Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co.
has been accepted in Y. " c. a. work
and VIII leave in the near future
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
Electrical Workers Notice

There will be meeting Of shop cleo
tricai workers Of Lake county. Indiana.
Thursday. August -. 1918 at 5 ?. m.
in Labor Temple. $50 Broadway. Gary.
Indiana. All electrical workers are in
vited.
COMMITTEE or LOCAL UNION. No
$50 / B. E. W So
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
WOULD BE SUICIDE
MAY RECOVER

Oscar Butcher the man who attempted
suicide by cutting his throat with
safety razor blade and was found on
the wayside in an unconscious condi-
ton a East Gary last Friday though
still unconscious may recover.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13

WITH THE FRENCH IN THE
FIELD Aug. - (night).-The old battle
Of the Somme is on again. The Germans
are stubbornly holding on. even attempt
ing to counter attack somewhat feebly.
An artillery barrase today began TO
take the place Of the heavy machine gas
fire from the Boches. Mustard gas is
also enroute
The advance made b. the French in
some places was four and half miles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

Liberty Hall on the evening Of August
18th al which time the State Board Of
Health will give a lecture on public
health and every business man is ur-
gently requested TO be present and as
many more OF the general public that
cares to attend DANIEL BROWN,
S10-3 Mayor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
Get Rid of That
IT y : -At4N
Persistent Cough

a q 10 LC1IU OONEl II
If you are subject 20 weak lungs, heed
the cough as a warning ECKMAN 5
ALTERATIVE may aid YOU I'm stopping
The cough. In edition, it is valuable
tonic and health-butder IN such cases.
No alcohol. narcotic or habit-forming
drugs Twenty years successful use
soc and $50 Bottles at all druggists or
from manufacturer, postpaid.
ECKMAN LABORATORY. Philadelphia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
HELD FOR FEDERAL
INVESTIGATION

John Genopowlis a Greek resident OF
Milwaukee. is being held at the Gary
city Jail for Federal investigation.
Others held for Federal investigation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13

are: Sarkis Calobaba. of Indiana Har-
Dor and oliver Hughes 1910 Adams
street Andrew Gonsalas. 1921 Monroe
street: Lnezas Elorprhoren. 1928 Aadms
street Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
WIFI, REOPEN

wilson's Restaurant. SO State St. Will
reopen for business Thursday. Aug 18th.
s-12-3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13

NOontInued lTon pase one)
ing additional prisoners
American troops are fighting north Of
the Somme.
German counter attacks were repulsed
near Fouquescourt. Hostile attacks in
the Merris sector OF the Flanders front
failed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
TO LATE too CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Room; gentleman pre-
ferred 1l46 Garfie-1 st. south side.
near Standard S-1S-3
LOST-On 1875 Lake Shore train Non
day. silver mounted snake wood cane.
H engraved on handle. Finder please
call Gary 639- Reward. S15-t
OTTO H. DUELKE & co.
Successors to John f. Krost.
Fire Insurance, Real Estate
and Loans.
Suite JOG 1st National Bank
Bldg, Phone 287.
s-13-e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13

Mrs c. r Tweedle of 535 Calumet
is entertaining her brother s. r. Gillen
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13
ABANDON
STORES OF
SUPPLIES

Continued from page one)
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Mrs. Ollie Norris Of 40 Lewis street
Will leave this evening for Chillicothi.
Camp Sherman. to visit her son Noel
Montgomery with Co c. 2nd Infantry
She viii remain a week or more until
Mr. Montgomery leaves for overseas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-13

Opal Hive SOS L. O 7 NJ viii go TO
Lake Front Park Thursday for an all
day picnic TIE ladies' are 70 as early