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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22
PATRIOTIC
MEETING At
INTERSTATE
(ny a Corrennondent.l

A patriotic meeting WIS held at the
plant OF the Interstate Iron & steel Co
at East Chicago iast Saturday. When
the following gentlemen addressed 701
cr more Of tho employees: Captain r. G
C5ercromby or The British air force.
Mayor Leo Mccormack. Rev. AaeroIin
Bungardean Of tho First Greek Catholic
church. Capt. Bicukowsai and W. c.
Davis. works manager.
Captain Obercro nby detailed some of
the cruelties practiced on poor wounded
soldiers Ct the allies by Tho Germans.
and even German hospital nurses whc
became so degraded as to spit in the
water they administered to the wound
ed. and hat some of the crimes com
mitted on ~defenseless French n Bel
GUM women and children were too re
voting to describe.
The captain Impressed hts hearers Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-08-22

katherine Howard. 45Is OIcOtt Ave-
Phone ZsS, viii De pleased 10 write and
receive social news nnd ADVERTISING for
The Times. also job work of all de-
scription promptly and welt done
Prince. the much priced Airdale be-
longing TO Mr.. and Mrs Victor Badeaux
o. the Eerod Apartments in North Bar
ing avenue. and which mysteriously dis
appeared from the premises a few weeks
ago. is happily restored to the home
from which he was greatly missed. The
incident in finding him Is most amusing
Nj. and Mrs. Badeaux were out riding
IN their car Tuesday evening snd as they
neared 55th "A Cottage Grove avenue
they espied a man walking along very
~leisurely with an Airdale fastened to a
leash. This kind OF d dos particularly
appealing 70 the Badeaux. they slowed
down to admire him, when al of a
sudden there vas a mutual recognition
end the DEG fairly leaped at his master.
There was no trouble in establishing he
claim. however. but the man in posses
sion took Mr.. Badeaux TO another man
who gave the dog 70 hi. There seemed
70 be a succession of owners and too
lengthy for any further investigation
upon the part Of the real owners who
preferred 20 take Prince on one Of his
accustomed drives. 50 the merry trio
lost no time in leaving the vicinity which
proved 70 be the scene Of Z bona-fde
and 70 them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Dirwf1die Of
Crown Point Mrs. Gronan and Miss
Anna Dinwiddie have been guests at The
II. E. Jones home in South Barring ave-
~.,z
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BOUND OVER TO
CIRCUIT COURT

~ $ Osler. 1908 139th street. Indiana
Harbor. vas before the city court yes
terday on q serious charge preferred by
he parents Of a little girl who live on
South Forsyth avenue, East Chicago.
osier was st work near the corner OF
i4seh street and Forsyth avenue and
~na charged with taking improper NIB
critics with the girl who was alone
temporarily with him in an unfinished
room.
He was rrrested by OFFICER Gould and
Yesterday was bound over to the Circuit
court.
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EAST CHICAGO AND
IND. HARBOR NEWS

displaced and she received medical at
tention and must nurse the injured mem
Der for some time TO come.
Esther Rebekahs viii meet this even
ing IN regular session Members are
urged to be present.
Mrs. william Craick Of North Barring
is home from a weeks stay with her
parents. the j J. Lynch's in Chica go.
Mrs. George Clapper Of 145th street
has her brother. James Busy. here
from Michigan. who has come to work
in the Standard Steel Foundry. This
young man is a brother to two young
men who sacrificed their lives on tire
field OF honor across seas. one whose
death occurred a year ago and one year
previous 10 that the other ones life was
taken.
MIS-. F. c Lane and Mrs. James Nc
Ilhone of East Chicago entertained at a
beach party 10 honor guests from out Of
town. among them Mr.. and Mrs HoItz
and children from Louisville. Ky. and
John Ersktne Of Chicago. The place
selected was the Whiting park.
The sorosis Society Of East Chicago
have plans already for their picnic TO
be held az Jackson Park. Saturday. Au-
gust "a.
Miss. Agnes Jones CT South Barring
avenue is preparing 70 leave the last Of
the week for an outing at Lake Geneva.
She VIII Sc accompanied by a coterie or
young ladies from this city. who are
taking advantage Of the closing summer
vacation week and have high hopes Of a
wonderful time spent at that popular
resort.
The ". O. Williams Of South olcott
avenue are entertaining the latters
niece. Mrs. ohm Cheney. and her hus-
band. who have come from Al ca
and are on a pleasure trip 70 many
northern cities. on a stay Of TWO months.
The babe Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F.
Reese Of N%orthcote avenue was returned
to the University hospital. Chicago. to
undergo another operation. in hopes Of
lettering the little ones condition
Mr.. and Mrs. George Koon Will be
arriving within the next few DAYS 10
be the guests Of the Known family in
144th street With them viii be Mrs.
Brown Of Chicago. The party Will be
leaving later for Michigan for a pro-
longed visit ar the homes Of relatives.
Miss Irene Smith OF North Magoun
avenue accompanied her guest. Mss
Marjorie Beart. 70 her home in Chicag 60
and viii remain for . brief stay.
Rev. James Ostema- pastor of the Con-
gregational church, IS coming home this
weekend from his vaoation Of a couple
OF weeks. which he has been spending up
IN Wisconsin He viii occupy the pull
Pit al the regular Sunday morning SER
vices.
Miss Beatrice Johnson OF Todd avenue
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Help put Indiana across Jun,
%. Join the War Savers army
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GIRLS! USE LEMONS
FOR SUNBURN, TAN
Try I'll Make this lemon lotion
70 ~hiten your tanned or
freckIed skin.

Squeeze the Juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces Of Or
chard White. shake we'll, and you have
3 quarter pint of the best freckIe. sun
0urn and ian lotion. and complexion
"~hlteneT. a. very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
oFue store or toilet counter vii! supply
three ounces OF Orchard White for a
few cents. Massage this sweetly frag-
rant lotion into the face. reck. arms and
hands and see how quickly the freckles.
~sunourn. wtndhur1 and tan disappear
and how clear soft and white the skir
becomes. Yes! Il is harmIess-Adv.
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FANCY PEARS IN HEAVY
SYRUP, No. 3 can-~--2Rc
OH Bhe-m CO 6 t
on BoYl cooKIEs-Fresh ard
delicious, ID. --OQ6
FARMHOUSE BRAND SWEET
RELISH. full at. jsrs-o06
PEETtS CRYSTAL WHITE SoAP.
10 bars 5
: paekaees 2Sc
MARsHMALLoW CREME,
~ pint Jars
2 packages
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REGISTER ON
SAT- AUGUST "a

saturday. the gath. IS the day set
apart for .he rcsistratlon OF young men
Fl East Chicago ana Indiana Earbor
who have become n years OF ago since
the first registration.
This IS registration for service in the
4 5. arns ana the boys should report
promptly Saturday morning an the oefoe
OF the local board ou the second aoor OF
the city hall.
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TIMES FASHION DEPARTMENT

This attractive dress pattern might be
used TO make up one of the bordered
robes for summer wear, or, II preferred,
plain batiste may be combined with ba-
tiste embroidery Souncing. The waist IL
gathered at the shoulders and the pretty
collar is round at the back and square at
the front The surplice crossing OF the
waist and the way in which II Joins the
belt give Just the individual touch de-
sired. Both the long and the short sleeves
are finished with unusual Haring cuffs,
wider at the lower edge than at the top,
The two piece skirt Is gathered at the
regulation waistline
The lady's dress pattern No. 1854 Is
cut in five sizes-s6 to Il inches bust
measure. The width at lower edge is two
yards. The 36 inch size requires . yards
fl inch founcing. with ? yards So inch
material. Price 10 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-10
WEST VIRGINIA
BEATS VIRGINIA

MoRGANTowN. w. Va. May s.
West Virginia university got tho jump
on tho University Of Virginia IN the
opening game OF the series hero today
and won out to !. West Virginia
scored twice in the second inning IN sn
error. q double b. Tunc and single
by Dawson TWO more runs were Ia-
lied in tho fourth on successive singles
BY June Dawson. Latt"rner md Finn
Virginia tied the SCOT" in the ul'h'
but the Mountainous sent three RUM
across in tho seventh "n singles oy
Finn, Armstrong and June, bas" on
balls. n sacrifice. n stolen base AMI an
error.
The visitors scored in the fourth On
thrc. singles. lii the NTH three runs
W.T." made when i'rt;wE nj, home run
after Mccall and House had walked.
Score:
R-H.E
virginia 20 0 Q | 3 . 0 o--4 10
w. Virginia. 0 o : Il l.
Taylor and Gwathursy; June ana
Gregg.
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BAKER REFUSES
Continued from PRS. PaEe.)

elsewhere over the aircraft program and
the charges OF Incompetence.
Assistant Attorney General tri.rsoa.
appointed to cunduct tho departing mt OF
Justice inquiry ordered by tn" president
began work to-day b. assembling all
available data. including tho report "t
tha sculptor. Gutznn h"rgIum. the pre-
kminary report Of the Presidents *pc-
cial inNcsiicat ion committee. beaded by
NSnrwd"n Marshall. and IL mass nf in
formation turned over by the WAR de-
parttn"rt
In m" senate. Chairman Chamberlain
"f the military committee. introduced 4
resolution 10 authorize formally the in
v"*tl"aii"n the COMMITTEES proposes -
launch. probably next week. rh" !csn-
luton will IL: called up for action in Il
f''w days
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inusc In give Il judgment respecting it

house In give Il judgment respecting it
to-day.
with reference to the extension Of
the British front. after declaring that
General Maurice. although at Versailles
Was not in the council chamber. the pre-
minr said:
There was not Il single yard taken
over rs the result ~ the Versailles c"un-
Gil Although General Maurice did not
: say so. he real point was this: 1t was
asked in the question by Mr.. Lambert
whether this portion Of tho line had not
been taken over by the war cabinet
against the objection of Field Marshal
+ lIaig and General Robertson. There
. was not word of truth in II ..
II am not suggesting for moment
! that our f'rcnch allies wcrc acting un-
. fnlrly. Thrr" was considerable Torment
in Franz" last year on the subject Of
tho lrngth-,'f th" line held by the French
army. Tho French LOSSES had heen
"normous and they had sustained the
great strain OF tho lighting for three
years.
II want to make il perfectly plain that
Field Marshal Iaigs action in taking
V"cr the extension had tho full approval
of the British cabinet. having regard for
tho prrssurr from the French uu,hnri-
ties. Field Marshal EIaig had no option
bur t." max" the extension
In closing. III" premier said:
Il have just returned from France
! whcr" The generals were telling M how
the Germans were silently preparing.
7rrhap: for the biggest blow III the wnr.
These things arc happening now. They
are asking me- for certain help. I have
brought home q list Of things they
want done. and wanted I" attend 20
them.
II really bog for our common country
the fate Of which is in the balance
now. and IN tn" next fo~ W"rkS-I beg
and implOrr that there should b" IN end
to this snininE.'
.Aftcr he had spoken. q few minor
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Ob|T UARY
Mnv jane Ene,

Mrs Mary Jane Hire. we'll known
and highly respected resident OF near
Clinton, Short Creek. passed away carly
yesterday morning. following linErr-
ing illness due to complications Of dis
eases The deceased was In the TIth
years Of her age. and was lIT" l"nE
resident Of Ohio county. Mrs. iinc was
4 devoted member of tn" McMcch"n II.
F. church Surviving are the following
children: Mrs. r. w. White Of TrS
atlclphia: Mrs. John Log. McM"chcn
Mrs. william Hnndlan, Wheeling. and
William J. FIlne. ut homo Funeral
services will be hnld NJ the family resi-
drncc on Saturday afternoon nj
O'Clock and in;crmcnt will be made IT
Stone church cemetery.
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ESCAPED FROM JAIL

HAl;kf:IiSEl re. ". Va. May O.
rh" first delivery from tn" Wood cnuu-
~ Jail in Il l"'ri"d Of Fifteen Years was
. :.-,.t.d H'rr this murn!.lE wh"u three
boys who had hrrn held fur r"rrnr rob-
o.. Ir'.s .,.iuimIii",i h"rr rIf"rt"i their "s-
cap. rhry We're confined Ia The wu-
mems quarters and they removed The
screws from heavy iron screens and
clirnh"d down tho sid" of tn" building.
Jeff Harrison and 'ira'ly Webb. the two
m"u implicated IN the Central train rob
berry. w.rc confined in the same building
from which The boys escaped.
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FOR DRAF TEES
WILL ENDEAVOR TO HAVE BIG
PARADE FOR MEN WHO WILL
LEAVE ON THE 18TH.
Efforts Being Made to Have VARIOUS
Organizations and Citizens
Participate.

The Junior Order OF Mechanics OF
this city and of the county are making
plans for n big demonstration in honor
Of the drattnrs who will depart for
Camp Lee. Va. on the 18th OF this
month. The demonstration will be IN
the form Of a big parade through the
principal streets Of this city. Just be-
fore the men board the Train. Inc
Mechanics are making efforts 10 have
the citizens and various organizations
including the Boy Scouts. participate
in the parade.
SO far no complete arrangements
have been made.
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MOTORCYCLE DIVISION

y squad OF motorcycle soldiers from
Texas arrived III IN" city shortly after
neon yesterday an their way east. They
stated thai tho roads between here am!
-. Louis. Mo. w"r" in fair shape and
that they had made wonderful limo en-
route to Tins city.
Twcnty-'lE!i machines were III the
squad with First Lieutenant Donald
I:alrl in charge. TIL" division is ~ufi-
r""'"l v! l. tn" signal corps ri the
.IrrnN
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BANKRUPT NOTICES

United States of America Northern
District Of West Virginia. IS;
In tho United States District Court
in and for said District.
In tho matter Of Jesse Sharp. Bank
rupt. No. 40. in bankruptcy. Petition
for Discharge.
tn the Honorable Aston G. Dayton
Judge Of the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern DIS
trict Of West Virginia.:
Jesse Sharp, Of Pine Grove, in the
County Of Wctzc, and State OF West
Virginia, in said District. respectfully
represents that on the 93rd day of April.
last past ne was duly adiudEcd a bank
rupt under the acts Of Congress relating
To bankruptcy; that he has duly Surren-
tlcrcd all his property and rights OF
property. and has fully complied with all
the requirements Of said acts and OF or
ders Of tho court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decrecd by the Court to have tull rs
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex.
cept such debts as arc excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of April, A. D.,
1913.
JESSE SHARP.
Bankrupt.
By G. l.. Johnson. Counsel.
Order Of Notice Thereon
Northern District of'NEcst Virginia. 50:
on this Ist day Of May. \. D.. 1918. on
reading the foregoing petition, it is
Ordered by tho Court that hearing
be had upon the same on the LIST day OF
juno, 4. D.. 1915. before said Court nj
Wherling in said district. at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon: and that notice thereof
bc published in the Wheeling Intelligent
Ger. newspaper printed in said Dis
trict and that all known creditors and
other persons in interest may appear at
the said time and place and show cause
if any they have, why tho prayer Of the
said petition should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the Court,
that the clerk shall send b ymail to all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed TO them at their
places Of residence "a stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston G.. Day
ton, Judge Of the said Court. ard the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. in said dis
! trict on the 1st day of May. A D.. 191A
Attest:
A. T. BARRETT, Clerk.
1 al
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Lama u, Forbes.

Laura \. Forbes. we'll known resident
of this city. died suddenly yesterday
morning ut ?:15 o'clock III the homo Of
Mrs +. n. Thomas. S4o Market street.
death being due TO heart failure.
The deceased was in the siXtlcth year
or her aEc, and WAS the widow Of the
late John Forbes. who was formerly
owned Of the Forbes mine at Wells
burg. She Is survived by her sister
Funeral services will be held in
WclIShurg from the home Of her sister.
and intcrmcnt will probably take place
on Sunday
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POLICE P!CKUPS

William Smith. plain drunk. was pick
I'D up by Officer N:uI. last evening at
o'clock nj the wharf. lie WAS given a
berth in tho Jail and Will be- up h,for..
the judE. this inurning. Carlisle Arthur
was also I donation OF Officer Nau. who
was picked up At Eoff and $3rd streets
at eight o'clock last evening. II" Will
also appear before tho judge this morn
ina
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TRIAL CONTINUED

Tn trial Of y. \. Si;t;l"r before Judge
Alan Robinson IN criminal court for
reckless driving ut an excess rate Of
speed said 10 have been over - miles
an hnur was mp for hearing Yesterday
and waS continued over until this morn
inE. ". =. Wallace. whose inlchin" wills
struck 10y Stati''r M September -. 1917.
waS "n tn" stand yesterday and gave
damaging evidence. a decision is OK
pcctCd TO be reached today
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Funeral services for the late and
highly respected Mary Frances Brrinig
who passed away Wednesday at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. T. S. Riley. IL
Thirteenth street. will be held Satur-
day morning from the place Of death at
$40 o'clock. REQUIEM high mass VIII
he celebrated at 9 o'clock at st. Joseph's
cathedral and interment will be made
at Mount Calvary cemetery.
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Services for the late and highly re-
spcctcd Frank Benny prvol. who dIca
on Tuesday as the result nf injuries Sus-
tanned when h" was caught IN the ma
chincry at the Elm Grnr" MIL VII! DC
held This afternoon from tho stone
PRESBYTERIAN church ut I o'clock. In
torment will be made 1T Greenwood
cemetery.
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rtrSolle SavfceA

Funeral services for tho hate James
'Ncholls- who passed away Wednesday
afternoon, win be held to-day al
o'clock p. m from the home Of his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Nichols, cor
ncr Furty-si1th and EofT streets. Inter
rncnt Will be made at Greenwood Como
terry.
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v1erhe11er Services To-day.

Funeral services will BIO held this
afternoon nj o'clock from the residence
Of his sister. Mrs. +. 4. Wochcr. Park
View, for the late John L. Flerheiler
who passed away Tuesday. Gntcrmcnt
will be made Mt Greenwood cemetery.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTEp-To buy stoves, ice boxes.
fixtures. household goods Of all kinds.
tools. machinery and farm implements.
Tool Store, 103l-33 Market st. Natl
phone l3G6-R ny-1-in
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Funeral services for the late charles
Huffman. who passed away tuesday.
Will be held this afternoon At O'CLOCK
from the home nf his mother MIS-.
Theresa Huffman. "a Seventeenth street
Intcrmcnt will be made at Peninsula
cemetery.
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Ito.

FOR SALE wagons SIS each Klein
Ncrrinan Co.. sc 18th ST. my-o-i
FOR SALE fine bred driving horse.
sound and right. and nicely broken.
weight about 1000 lbs. Cheap. Young
man in army. l have no use Tor THIS
horse. Phone No. IS ring ST. Clairs-
vile, O.. ]. y. Watkins. Box 1853. May
p,rd u my-9-t
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WANTED

WANTED-Three good agents TO sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
nent plan. Best of goods and best Of
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. F.
| Adams Co., 1140-1142' Main ST. mr-12-tf
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FOR SALE-Mlscellaneous

FOR SALE-Ncw Milwaukee - binder,
never been used. bought last spring
1917. Will sell for less than the price
Of u new one. Also heavy express wagon
good as new. Address P. o. Boy 81.
my-6-l
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LONDON. May 9.-The Central
News says that enemy agents are
purchasing large quantities of United
States notes for shipment to Austria
by way NJ Switzerland. to DO used for
the purchase of this years crop from
the Ukraine. Russian peasants. II IS
explained. will only, accept American
notes in payment for their produce
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FOR SALE-Live Stock.

FOE SALE-Shetland ponies. quiet and
gentle. for young children. Amanda
L. Hupp, West Alexander, Pa. ap-2T-r
xoR SALE-Pair black horses and s
years old. weight near $500 ID. Adj
dress T. Q. Box ST.. my-G-l
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FOR SALE-Dogs

! PoR SALE registered female Scotch
collie dog. Scotch Collie puppies.
Klein & Norman Co. 4e 18th ST.. Bell
phone 90 Nat 1850. my-s
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Good office and living
rooms on the second and third floors-st
the new Intclligencer building. 1905 and
1907 Market ST. Now ready for occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care 1ntelli-
! Rcncer ap-l7-tf
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WANTED-Female

wANTED-A young lady to work in
studio. Kline Studio, 1881 Market ST.
my-9-i
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members made brief remarks, when
amid cries Of divide, closure was Prov
posed and accepted
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WANTEp-Woman for a few months
housework in private family in coun-
try. No milking. No hired hands. Mid
die aged woman preferred. Address.
Orchard Point Farm. Metz. W. Va.
.my-9-j
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PUBLIC SALE.

pup11C SALE-May II. 1918, AT /
o'clock. Valuable residence in center
of Colcrain. .. S. NJ. Thomas. Coleraiil
my-9-i
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in all depart
ments. Whites Bazaar. l1l6 Main st.
my.S-i
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-SaIesladies. S. S. krcsge. 5
and 10c Store. 1855 Market St. my-9-i
WANTED Stenographer. +. F. SHAFT
fer. 1101 Schmulbach Building.
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H1CRoLL-On Wednesday. May S, 1918,
JAMES NlrIiOl.I son OF james and
Elizabeth Nichoil. in the Ind year
of his age.
Funeral from the residence OF his par
cnts. corner Forty-siXth and Eoff
streets. on Friday. May 10TH at .
o'clock 1rtcrincnl in Greenwood GEM
"trry Friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend.
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GERMANY SETTLES
(corttursd from Ptrst PaGe-)

Of food smuggling from the front
He said a soldier could no longer OBJ
tain leave unless he dragged home
with him parcels from officers con
tanning food for their families :
The deputy said it was difficult to
say whether the people would tol-
crate tina seemingly inevitable reduo-
ton of the bread ration due to DC
Law in the arrival Of grain from tho
Ukraine