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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Peters Home Bldg. Co. TO
Anastazia Toleikes L l. ?.
Smith Bader Davtdsons Co.'S
8rd Add. ------------------ 100
Condtt McGinnity Realty Co. TO
to Antoine Gazarek. L Il. B /.
Condit McGinnity 9Th Add. - 10000
Louis Schmidt and wife to
Mike Shuller and wife. L 16.
q l. Jackson Pk. So. Broad
way Add. ----------------- 10000
Gary Land Co TO william H
williams. L p, Ma L "a.
AZ. Gary Land Cos lst Sub 1880
william H Williams and wife
to Charles 70. Iin and wife.
l. rs. n ~ n. L a. 3 ~,
Gary Land Co.'S 1st Sub 1oo
Charles c. Schug( single 10
Joseph VilimiciaUs. Is %, q.
Il 4. Schug PIX. So. Broadway
Add ----------- l-HV
HAMMOND
Lake Co Saw. & TT. CO. %
Helena Budnyk j. 48. B I.
Larneds End Add. ---------- $500
Cal. Realty Co. 20 David Loes-
cher and wife. l. IT, Is.
Frank S. Betz's 2nd Adj 100
sam Lovinger and Wife to Ds-
vid Loesche rand wife. ia y.
IS. Frank s. Bets End Add leo
ia I'D Loesoher anw wife 10
KaroI staukiewicz and wife.
Is. -. IS Frank s. Bet1's end
Ada. --------------------- $4,000
Louis weening and wife to
Larenz Verbek and wife. Is
2. 3. Devidsons 18th Add 100000
Julian II. Youche to Lorenz
Verbek and Mary. Is ?. 3.
Devidsons 9Th Add --------- 200
Gibson Land Go. to Martin ].
Kuntz and wife. L j. 2.
Pt NJ Ne sw 1863 1.825.oo
webster G. Wright TT. to Dan
feI d DorviIle and wife. L
a. b 2. l. F Pritchards 1st
Add ------ 100
Hand. y. I. & Saw. Asso to
Henry 4. CoIgrove and wife.
l. Al. ~ L -. stafford &
r. IroDworkers Add. ----- 1880
winniefred Warne tsingle) 70
John ". Morthland and wife,
\ "a L 40. s II l. Al, p .,
Messengers Sub. ------------ Loo
whiting Land Co. to Charles f
Mayneld. Is l, 2. B /. West
PIX Add ----------------- 1,05o.OC
wade s Petit and wife. ct al.
/ TO whiting Land Co. / g.
| 10 I. "a 3 4, West PIX Add. LOT
EAST CHICAGO
/ Moses H Siverman and wife
/ Ia wade S. Petit. Il al. Is 50,
IS. So L 81. 3 !. SW 29-37-9 lot
/ Charles sabo and wife to
Joseph Kovacs and wife. L :.
B II. f Chgo. Id. Asso. Add. 100000
| Bridget O.Netu Cwid) TO Ciar-
ence c. Smith. I. /. s 5 n s.
I.s.s Sc 29-87-9. Block Z. -- loi
| Charles Grikszas and wife to
Irnac Kasper and wife. L 80.
b 6. NV 92-37-9 ----------- $500
Mark Vladic and wife to Cit-
zens TT. & Saw Blk. Ind. Ear-,
Ia & 81. Burlington Add 10000
Z. Chso. Co to John Tuukie-
wicz I. AZ. 3 20. sw 29-37-a- $500
= Chgo co. 20 Josefa Pietrow-
ski. L 81. & q SW 29-57---- 5000
MILLER.
Emil Franson and wife TO Ray
rnond L. Meyers and wife. TT
Block 3. W. a. Ew.ngs sub 4Z5 o
Nels otto Larson (wid) TO Axel
Allen and wife. Pt lots &
10. Ewings Sub ---------- l-s5e-o
/ Peter Olson and wife TO VIC
10 s holander, l. 81, Stems
e. Etoras sub ----------- $4,000
WHITING
Alex Vincent and wife TO
School city Of Whiting. Is Is,
- Standard Add. --- 1900 o
Whiting and Co. 10 Harry \.
~ p Torsvthz srd Add $4,000
Henry s. Davidson and wife 10
80 Ds,.ideons 7tb Add 1000
GLEN PARK.
Edward Wellestat and wife, et
al. TO Emile Wellestat. Is
~ 10 %. Il :. Reissigs Add 10
INDIANA CITY
conrrn u Wilson and vic u
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.

No. 10
East Chicago. Ind. Aug. -. 1918.
To Whom II May Concern:
You are hereby notified that 4 resolu-
ton. copy Of which is attached hereto
and made part hereof. was on the 26th
day Of August. 1918. adopted b. the
Board Of Public Works Of the City Of
East Chicago. Indiana, ordering an addi-
tiona1 eleven and one-half foot 1112)
sidewalk on the west side of Forsythe
avenue in front of lots 20 q and %,
Of a resubdivislon of lot Is. block 3.
SWX section %: also an additional
six f6) foot cement sidewalk on the
north side Of Chicago avenue in front
Of lots .. s. Q. 10. II. y and 3 Of re
subdivision Of lot rs. block 2. SW14
section %. also an additional six foot
(6) cement sidewalk on the south side
Of Chicago avenue in front Of lots ~
-. a.. A and as block l. SW14 section
20. That pursuant 70 an act Of tbs
General Assembly Of The State Of In
diana. entitled An act concerning mu
niclpaI corporations. approved March s
1905. and i'm accordance with and pur
suant to the provisions of all act:
amendatory and supplemental thereto
said Board Of Public Works did elect t.
order and require the abutting propert!
owners to construct their own sidewalks
in accordance with said resolution.
| You are hereby notified is one of suol
ahuttinz property owners To construc
within the period Of thirty 800 day
from the date Of the notice a sidewaI
pursuant 10 the provisions of such reso
luton and order.
BY order of the Board Of Publ
Works. T. Y. RICHARDS.
Clerk Of Board.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03

NOTICE.
This is 10 notify the public that We
have purchased the Vans Auto Sales
business at 90 State street and viii not
be responsible for any debts contra acted
prior TO August -. 1918
PROPER q LATULIPE
Owners.
State of Indiana.
Lake Countv--ss.
Signed before me. the undersigned
notary public, this 2sth day of August,
191s. DANIEL T. EmERG,
Notary Public.
Commission expires Aug. -. 1918.
S-27-9-S-10
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
IN THE LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. SEP
TEMPER TERM. 1918. IN THE NAT
TER OF THE ESTATE OF JESSE
RAYDER. 40. 2076.
Notice is hereby given to the heirs,
leEatees and creditors OF Jesse Rsyder.
deceased. TO appear in the Lake Circuit
Court. held at Crown Point. Indiana, on
the 23rd day Of September. 1918. and
show cause. If any. why the Final Set
Element Accounts with the estate of said
deceaent should not he approved; and
said heirs are notified to then and thel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
Wanted To Rent.

WANT TO RENT or 4 room fiat.
steam heated electric lights, centrally
located. furnished or uufurnished. Write
~, w. w. Times. $500
WANTED TO RENT-Modern furnished
cottage or three rooms furnished.
good reference. near school and near the
car line Phone 177l Hammond. 9-33
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
Wanted TO Buy.

WANTED TO BUY-Reed baby buggy
in good condition: state price. Ad-
dress NJ R. care Times. S-31-3
If you find some who do not I'M
derstand the War Savings Stamp
campaign take time to explain it
to them and enlist them in the
War Savers army before June e.
Do that much for Uncle Sam.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03

If you're not in khaki you ought
to be carrying a War Savings card.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
! For Rent-Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Centrally located light |
housekeeping rooms, furnished COM |
plete. references Phone 2o43 or inquIre |
al Logan st. Hammond 6-24-S !
FOR RENT rooms for light house
keeping and / small cottage furnished. !
ls8 Plummer ave. Hammond S2s-tf
FOR RENT room with kitchen priv
lleces. also / room for two gentlemen.
$50 haywood. Phone 1888 Hammond.
FOR PFNT-Two heated rooms for light
housekeeping: handy 70 STANDARD: all
convenieuces Phone 253I. 653 summer
ST. Hammond. SSH
F0R RENT-One newly furnished room
gentleman preferred. 1926 Forsythe
ave- East Chicago S-Sl-3
or unfurnished for light housekeep-
inx Phone t07S-M. Cali EOS Chicago
ave Hammond 6-Sl-5
FNR RF.NT-To office or mercantile
man modern furnished room; steam
heat bath. electric light 159 F. State
ST.. End floor, front fiat S-al-S
For RENT rooms for light house
keeping; modern. Ar Hickory 81
Phone Hammond 20z4. SSH
FOR RENT-Two Furnished rooms for
two or three gentlemen, steam heat,
centrally located. 6z1 Holman street,
Hammond 49,
FOR Rent Modern furnished room
Phone eS2S. s-S-l
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light Housekeeping a. sos Michigan
Ave. phone 3i58 or 1889 Hammond 9-5-l
FOR RENT-Modern sleeping rooms.
single and double. Phone nam-
mond l037-W 76i Claude st 9-3-l
rOR RFNT-Rom with board 1928
/ Hemlock street, Indiana Harbor- 49,
--------------
| FOR RFNT-3 Housekeeping rooms. gas
4 eIectricitv and heat. for man ana wife,
! desirable couple. is Condtt street Ham
/ mond 9-o-i
/ FOR RENT-3 unfinished front rooms.
large and light Both light and gas
anra 8-31-lt.
FOR RENT light housekeeping rooms
1880 Michigan avenue. Indiana HOT.
Dor. 49,
FOR RENT--Two light housekeeping
/ rooms for man and wife only. 3SA
i Michigan avenue. Phone 980-N, Ham
mond- 9-0-l
! FOR RFNT-Three furnished rooms for
light housekee ping. phone 42S Ham
mond. $50
FOR RENT-Roorn nicely furnished ir
modern private home. convenient X
Standard and car Zine. suitable for I've
gentlemen. phone 33l9 Hammond e-S-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
Personal.

WILL. party who sent boy 70 rs state
ST for chop suey about I ? m. Thurs
day please call Hammond AS at once
S-S0-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
Situations Wanted.

WANTED-An au-around
man. reliable and responsible. with an
auto. wants employ Address rear
237 Douglas st. Hammond S-3l-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03

william Westergren Is 4 2.
b g. Norcotts Add. - 10000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
Help Wanted.

VANTED-Messenge hoy or girl sal
airy $50 per month. apply Ast. Erie RI
R. 9-3-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
Room and Board.

ROARDFRS wanted ass Cameron st
Hammond. 1913
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03

FOR RENT-Centrally located light
housekeeping rooms. furnished com
plete. references. Phone 2o43 or inquire
al Logan ST. Hammond o-2f-S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03

FOR RENT rooms for light house
keeping and I small cottage furnished
ls8 Plummer ave. Hammond. S2S-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03
Classified Advertisements
Real Estate Bargains

FOR Modern 7-roorY house. can
be made into 10 rooms: 60-foot lot.
good location. Phone 2s42. Hammond.
7-2-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-09-03

Hand. y L. & Saw. Asso. to
Henry A. Colgrove and wife.
l. A. s ~ L ~ Stafford s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-28
BROWNS TOWN

3 room house. ono lot, East Noble
$3.50. Have it on $40 monthly pay
ments
6 room house on Noble avenue, one
lot, for $500
6 room house in 800 block East Villas
dandy lots, $1,000; pay $500 down
balance SIS monthly payments.
. room modern house, 400 block Eas,
Oklahoma, across from library, ST.
O50; pay $4,000 down, balance easy
monthly payments.
4 room house in 700 block East Okla
homa avenue, gas, city water, barn,
payments.
$3.50 Pay 5000 down. Easy monthly
Dandy acres, joins Guthrie, 4 room
house besides basement, fruit, i'm
proved, Snap at $S50.OO half cash.
time ON balance.
Good bottom farm for sale, cheap.
Have other acreage close to Guthrie,
improved and nice prairie land. can
sell at big bargains, let me show y0u
and tell you about them. Skip Brown
Phone 56S, over Heilman's Harness
shop. eaA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-28

'ThA DEAST OF BERLIN.


.sTllANk God ,aat picture cam-
pauy has Il last Rad thc
- nerve % Mo out ana can
be Kaiser the Hvt NJ p0liU.r
hus thunde ed b NacM.a. at
g opening OF Rupert Iuians mas
rplece, The kUor, thc Beast af
criIn,' in NeN York Citr, as he
rnped up ON the ID Of the Broad.
ny Theatre I'm w oXubeuaeo of
elWcllug cutlusasm Shahinp his
nj the screen whence .luiian's won
t'ul rlpcrua.an of 4wcuea's
'eh enemy hal jn fa1cd, Macintosh
nIci defiance "a the rru .ian and
clu~d tha only oar icar talf
tedao h.4 u ontlI ol hr4irg
g k&tor at h moment Yhore
urcu luluu cor encG hIm in tho
m, FOR hc picture Which Renowned
IotYrCH Corp, ia juaf pung on a
ltlng p'ihlic not only gives 4 era
iGc insight into tla private life ind
PERSONAL characteristics OF the yaiucst
nd crucIest man ou earth, but set
les the war and the Kaiser, too, 10
ne entire satisfaction of every one
%ho is not prohting BY his depravity,
moral and physical.
Runpit .IuIinu's QtI10taG nbxr.isul
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-28

former director for the Universe,
Company Ford has organized com
pany of his own called Fordart Films
and after finishing his patriotic film
lie viii produce a fivc-rcel feature, "A
Man Of To-day and fifteen episode
serial TO DC called "The Silent Mys.
tcfy." Ford has been in the picture
business for ten years and he made
universaPs first serial. "Lucile
/ InYe y
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nN PERSoNRL s
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND--A purse. Enquire at Lar
sen Sisters Hat Shop, Rucker- Bur
tons store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-28
DOlnyS- OF Jne Van Looms

We Nus + Be-
YOUR PARDON ]
70 r MoMGNUARt-
~ LEAVING. ptG
VAN Looms
IT IS irAPoRTANt
TIA IT WE FoLLo,N
UP That PAPER
1oNuAINiNo.' GEAcF
NtARAlAGE AN
NoVrIcE & r16NTS
. WHICH WaS
edalLGp 10 .
SOLDIER 4esTEK
pAY WHERE
cAtf@ lT 10 To
e RUS IRArE IHE
WELL LAD Plans
- Mr. SMART
@ND PA VAN LooN
WHE RI on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-28

FROST PROOF CABBAGE PLANTS
EARLY Jersey and Charleston
Wakefield, Succession and Fiat
Dutch. BY express, 500, $1.25; 1000
2; 5000 at SITS; 10000 up at s15o
.f o r Here. Delivered parcel post,
loo, csc; 1000, $3.50 Satisfaction
guaranteed . Z Jani3on, Sumner
Aille, 5 c
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-28
DORIS KENYON. NAGNATE.

Doris Kenyon, whom many will re-
member for several dashing serial
pictures, is now at the head Of her
own oygeni2a'ion. which is known as
De Luxe Picture. Inc, and has en-
gagged studio in Westchester County
In which to make series Of pictures,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-03-28
THE DAILY LEADER


Mail subscribers should examine
the address on the label of their
paper. it shows when subscriptions
expire. When you remit the label
is changed, if not, notify this office
II you wish your subscription discon
tinued write the office, otherwise the
paper will be continued In chang
ing addresses give both olG and new
addresses.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-04

Of gasolene will be put in an automo
bile. The car then will be driven as
tar as the supply will carry it. Then
an equal amount of "gas ofoam" will
be put in the tank and the trip will be
continued until the fuel is exhausted.
Mr.. Caullet, who is sixty years old
is confident the car will run much fur
ther with the "gasofoam" than with
the gasolene and says he does not fear
the final test. The invention repre-
selHs five years experimenting carried
on in the basement of his home. where
he toiled necessarily mixing water
crude oil and the additional secret in
gradients.
Two years ago he made his first test
OF the new product at the Mercer Au-
tomobile Company garage, in Trenton
and about the same time gave public
exhibition in front of the City Hall
He claims "gasofoam" is much more
efficient and can be manufactured at
Least 80 per cent cheaper than gaso.
lene e"''
Mr. Caullet has submitted "gaso.
foam" to the Naval Consulting Board
at Washington. Describing personal
tests he has made, Mr.. Caullet said he
had driven a Ford 246 miles on one
gallon of "gasofoam" and that 165
miles is the most he was able TO GET
out OF gallon of gasolene.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-04

what is there in the Law against
your vicws?" Judge Clayton asked.
DO you put your Judgment as superior
tc your President. your commander in
chief, to General Crowdcr-better than
the concensus of enlightened American n
orinion2" -
Aren't you laboring under form
OF bralnstorm that you have an ex-
aggregated ego, that you have an idea
OF your own exaggerated individual i'm
rortance? Aren't you suffering from
mental alteration ?"
The prisoner answered that there
was grave possibility tha. he was
suffering from mental alteration. but
added that he had fought of the mat
ter before and after testing himself
failed to detect such a condition.
II think I'll make the imprisonment
one day." said Judge Clayton. 81 am
not an alienist. | think your state
ment correct | do not think YOU are
yellow or coward, or an enemy 70
the country. You have mental
pecularity that amounts to mental
malady."
The professor, after thanking the
court, was sent to the Tombs. lie is
thirty-tive years old, and if found fit
VIII be inducted into the army. His
nome Is at Pleasantville, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-10-04
Philadelphia Closes
Public Places; 10000
Cases of Influenza

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3-schools.
chuyches. theatres and all places OF
public assemblage were to-day ordered
closed indefinitely. This action was
taken by the Board Of Health after the
receipt OF reports showing the alarm
ing spread Of infuenzs. The order
does not affect saloons.
Physical examination Of draft regis.
trants in Philadelphia was to-day post.
poned for one week. 1t is estimated there
are 10000 cases Of influenza In phila-
delphia. SO many families have been
FRUSTRATED that the Emergency Aid
Society and other charitable organi.
zations have been asked to open soup
houses and diet kitchens to feed them
New-York tribune., 1918-10-04
Columbia Professor Sent to Cell
For Day for Failure to Register
William c. Marquette Admits He Nav Re- s,9er;n1 Eror,
Mental Alteration and Court Decides He Is Neither
Coward Nor an Enemy of the Nation

I William G. Marquette, an associate
professor of botany at Columbia Uni
vcrslty, IS at the Tombs serving one
days sentence imposed by Judge Claw
ton in the Federal Court Yesterday
when the educator admitted that DOS
slbly he was suffering from mental
aoerration which caused him to fail to
register for the draft To-day he will
be taken before his local draft board
and registered the way all Americans
between eighteen and forty-fve regis
tered on September -.
When called to the bar his drawn
face showed the strain he was under
His voice was dry and thin. without
the slightest vibration. Wher asked if
he had any statement to make he said !:
your Honor, l am placed in a
wretched position here of having the
alternate of acting contrary to nv bet
ter Judgment or violating the law. In
view of the universal condemnation Of
my stand, | can but conclude that in
all probability ! am wrong; but | have
used my mind as honestly as I can
from the light l have, and it tells me
New-York tribune., 1918-10-04
Prosecutor Denies
"Anerican" Story
Over His Signature
Swami SaysH He Didn't Even
Suggest Article Criticiz-
ing Miss Van der Flier

District Attorney Swami yesterday
denied responsibility for an article ap
pearing under his name in the "New
York American" September %, which
reflected on the war charities Of Miss
Hendrica van der Filler, Of Holland.
Mr. Swann's population Of the article
followed the issuance by Major August
Belmont and Eben E.. Olcott of signed
statement vindicating Miss van der
Flier.
Miss van der Filler came to the
United States to snlicit financial aid
for farm colony for Belgian children.
Her work WAS authorized by King AL
bert of Belgium, and She had letters
of CONNIE rdation from Cardinal Mer-
cier, f. D. Cartier the Belgian Min
ister; DR. Charles II. Mayo, Mrs Wood~
row Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt
Her friends say that owing to the
article printed by the american"
Miss van der Filler was forced to aban-
don her work for the charitable cause
In his statement yesterday the Dis
trict Attorney said he was amazed
upon reading, the Letters of vindication
made public by Major Belmont and
Nr. Olcott.
Didn't Even Suggest Ii
"I distinctly told Miss van der Filler
l had not written the article they COM
planned of. nor had I composed it or
suggested it, he said. 'rhs fact is |
never heard of Miss van der Flier's
work until / read the article that she
complained Of"
Upon inquiry. I find that Barry
Smith, Of the Charity Organization, 105
East Twenty-second Street, had writ
ten an article in the official puhlica-
this city criticising the amount of ex-
pense incurred in making collections
for the farm colony. They called tn
the attention OF this office that the ex-
penses were out Of all proportion to
the collections.
AT this time effort should not be
concentrated in single purpose ol
raising the necessary funds to win the
war. When any of the funds are gIver
to charity it should be seen that 1o(
per cent of every dollar goes 20 thai
charity"
Mr. Swami said an audit Of Miss 7ar
! der Flier's expenditures showed tota
Of $9,576 collected and $S,02S spent
Major Belmont Handled Funds
{ Major Belmont acted as treasure
To- Miss van der Filler and Mr. Olcot
served as chairman of the executiv,
committee in charge of her work. II
! their joint letter to her, they in part
said:
I eve do not believe that the amour
/ of your expenditures for the organiza
ton and propaganda, as we understand
them, hEe been excessive although
liberal, and there has been no com
plant made to your committee will
regard to them. We are satisfied tha
with the outlay you have made yo,
have established basis from which
substantial returns in the aid o
charity may now be looked for. TIL,
statements in the article with respec
to lavish personal expenditures by 70,
are utterly untrue"
Colonel Roosevelt gave Miss van de
Filler material help by sum of money
from the Nobel Peace Prize fund. n,
suggested to her that she have Mr.
Belmont appoint an auditor to examine
her accounts
THAT is the way to meet suel
| slander," he wrote.