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me fourth clause deals with iudcm
mites !hc siGnatories Of the treaty
rchouhcinc amy claim to reimbursement,
LOT the costs Of the war. bur spcciol
arrangements are TO be made for dam
ages caused by the war.
The evacuation of the occunied to-ri
tories Is taken mp in tho nth clause
"hlie the sixth provides for free nayI-
Satlon OF the Danube. Roumania sur
rendering the right TO collect tolls on
sh'ps navigating the river or entering
ports The central allies have rho
right 10 keep warships Virtually ,ny.
where on the river
equal ~ Of all religions in Roumania
Is provided for in clause seven. whiIn
the eighth clause has to do with tha
economic relations OF Roumania with
me central allies. These will be rccu
lated by separate agreements which
VIII go INTO force simultaneously with
the peace treaty.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

The following permit was issued yes
lice.
Mechanics Savings Bank to repair
brick store at $40 East BROAD street TO
cost $500.
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chicago GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO. My N-'oTr-,t ante .. lions
tnst the government crop report. VIII. IN
d.J,iius vHc' of III" three largest wheat
crops over grown. would not prove altogether
= bcarish na nel recently been looked Iu:,
had good deal - do To-day With rally
ing the corn market from temporary sharp
declines Prices closed unsettled. - lower
;o he advance. with May 81 ~ and 81 i5i.
July cNts gained = TO l. not, and provis-
,n.G,, H. 20 S'c
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

New YORK SHAY cotton goods here
steady. Dress Gingharrs were prloai for n.x.
Sbr.ng On ess.s OF S2i: cents for @G-ineh
scc'SNcF,rS. III" government hse been max
Ing known % spinner 81 yOrstcd yaru.Ej,.
pre- "ha-is on which they shall wori, Tor Tho
way. '''
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COTTON MARI<I:,IS.

: NEW YORK, May The f"ntUr" In tho
suttoh inarhei 10 day was the weekly r"inrt
nt The weather bureau which proved dis
Inct disappointment - recent sellers. Raj
l"S occurred We conscgu.mce ana the gen
rF"l 'st closed lady at Il net advance of
: 10 - ro!n's Tho market was unsettled
during IA" carly trading. FIrs, prices were,
rfsy at q d"olIn" Of - TO . points and ar-
I've months soon sold - 10 - points. not
'5wrr IN rCspOns" to lower cables and favor
yhic weather maps. The trade way sti,l
idikinE h"ari>h weekly review. hI, tkorc
was some covering in advance %: i'll puhii-
cation and IA" report when issued placed
more emphasis nuon tho uufavOrablc CON
t!tions during the earlier wck than mon
thc improved weather later Covering was
40 promoted by hulIish southern spot adj
(, c"s Trading was not active enough to
tIGgoSt th"i tho features were creating any
general n"inaHd for lOuE account but there
was q little iri't@ buying on the advance
when carried cCt"hrr az from - AZ To - US
ti:N De'cNbcr from = 10 10 - o. or p 10
:! points me- higher This advance uf some
~ To % points from tho early low lcvcl inc;
rn.'i@ug and last prices showed reactions Of
I. ~ 80 points from Tho best : %c,v Orleans
~ n places the condition ~ THO crop Mav
+. = per cent ana estimates an Increase OF
t NC cent IN acreage. Latest return, ;n
I'noih'F southern authority suggest q de
r"aSc "f twn- tCuths OF p"r cont In acreage
md estimates domestic UilI rGusum ptinS' FOR
INpril ut $4,000 bales against 80 GNl "A - wa
'ut ton futures table.
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MN 1'EN. Nht , XIV sugar, >t'"nE
csnir!iusrt SOS; i!nc EranUiated. :. q Hut
Tor. unsettled. cheese steady spot coffee
duli; mo U.s. -. santos &. H..
.uttousrcd Oh foatug"ls>s and ungUo;cG.
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! Of Richmond In varina MaSistcrlal
| District May ], 1918: $1,000.
MNItItIAGE LICENSES.

The following marriage licenses
issued yesterday by the clerk of tho
liuStings Court:
u. Scott Washington. Woodbury.. y.
j., and Eliza Atkinson Perry, city.
James Archie Clarke, Petersburg,
Va. and Laura Browne Richardson,
city.
Arthur Drew Ruckcr and Mabel
Arlene Turner city
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SENATORS OVERWHELM sOx
fBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Nav sw,s,,n
o1NcrWhelmed Boston to-day. II To- 4 bv
knocking both Bush and MAYS out OF
In box "a; and gathering thirteen runs
bostons fifth straight defeat. The
score: "o
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.stN NNNNII. Nav N.-rurp.n;ine nrn, a..
'aics 80. receipts s.. -hipmcnts q. stock,
losin. firm; sales Ga5; receipts. 81; shin.
Tncnis iui. stock. 97575. Quote: H. H. +: J.
.: II so; so; *. Ga5 ~ 50: Y. SO:
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\ RECOGNIZED ,,r;D,,,n.

The Timcs-Dispatch is the recognized
medium for the sale or rent Of real
eStat" in Richmond and vicinity. \
classified .Ad will work biz. rcsults
Cal Randolph |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09
GERMAN PEACE TREATY
CONTAINS EIGHT CLAUSES
""c irortdcs for Decentralization OF
Nenriy Entire Roumnninn
Army.
tBy Associated Press.l

AMSTERDAM. May S.-Thc pcacc
treaty signed by Germany and her
"iics Win Roumania consists OF eight
causes. The first restores peacc: the
second dcmobliZcs the Roumonjan
army. except ten divisions. two re-
naming as protection for the frontiers
OF Ressarabia and eight in Moldayio.
tne total not to exceed 10000 infantry
and 5000 cavalry
The third clause separates Dobrudin
from koumania and restores to Bull
gar!a. bulgarian territory which fol,
10 houmania by the treaty of Bucharest
~ 1918. Roumania ccdcs to the central
allies that part of Dobrudjn north Of
the new bulgarian frontier line TO ;hc
mouth OF the Danube. The frontier *
rectlhed in favor of Austria hungary
STATE property in the land coded by
touhahia passes without indemnify to
the states which acquire these regions
me inhabitants. however. Shall have
'"e F'Eht OF option ana emigration.
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!iYocn $3.50: stockcrs ana feeders IS n q
IT, ~: y,M' aud hcifer. $500 ,ii 10; calves
sheep: receipts. 5000: steady. shrep. ,l.i.
u Sit.'5' !ambs. :i5 JNTt 81 90 - - 49,
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american Asso,.,.tIon

At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3: Toledo. O
At Indianapols-In Llama pills. 10: Colln,
bIs.
"a IMnncaL olis-Minnca polis. ): Kansas
a. ST. paul-St. Paul. 8: Milwaukee. 4.
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UIIINAUO, May SHOES: receipts. 2a.Nol:
ss iS pI hnlE .il7S5ogSisoa; light. :sreo@
$500; rought, sie7o4 siToo; pigs. slaoOdo$l7 Is.
cattle: receipts, G.IO0; iirm: native steers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

A CATALOGUE.
The indeScd classified columns of The
Times Dispatch Is a catalogue of bar
gains. Read and use them for results.
To insert an Ad call Randolph J.
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DEFEAT PROPOSAL. TO
MAKE LIMIT EIGHT YEARS

BY viva voce vote the confcrenc 20
Overwhelmingly defeated Il proposal to
limit the passionate to eight years, in
stead Of TOUR.
1t was stated Immediately after adj
amendment presages the defeat OF the
report of the majority of the commit
tee on revisals. which recommends the
full elimination OF the time limit
final vote was prevented to-day
by an early adjournment TO permit the
delegates to attend ceremonies ut
Emory University, in connection with
the presentation OF a bronze bust of
Bishop Warren A. Gambler. chancellor
of that institution. The gift was made
by the class Of 1899 OF Emory College.
Bishop John c. Kilgo was to have
made the presentation address. but on
account of hoarseness. his speech was
read by Bishop W. Il. Murrah. OF Ten
nessec. ~ barbecue and reception also
were features OF the afternoon.
The delegates rose and ci.eered when
Rev. I. Il. Hanty, of Holston Confer
cnce. was presented rs one OF the mem
bers of the conference who had five
sons in the United States Army. one
or whom had been decorated for
bravery.
AT II meeting of the committee ON
missions the proposed union of tho
home mission board and the board of
church extension was discussed. but mn
recommendation TO the conference was
made. According to "A leading member
or the committee the measure is NOT
meeting With favor a committee has
oeeh appointed to review the episcopal
auoress as 1t refers TO tho board OF
missions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-05-09

81 New orleans New Orleans, q M@m
;his. q.
~, Alante-Ailanta. .: Nashville. o
At Mohilc--Mobilc (: Little Rock .
At cunningham Biru.ingham I: Chatta
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RICH AlONp Hay MARKET.
Wholesale ,uu'ntions IN Exchange.
Richmond. Va. May $. 1915
NEW YORK LIVE s.rnCN MARKET

NEW YORK. May S.-Rccvcs steady:
Steers s $ii@9 SI7.5o: bulls. SS,5o@ $500: cows.
Calves. weak: vcais, silhom $3.50: culls.
sumo sll.to; srasScrs and skim miiks. $500
Sh"ep aud lambs ticndy: wool .hrcp, sl20p
S25eO
Hogs. firm, at SIS 5od1 $3.50: roushs. siG75.
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SEVERAL SHARES MAKE
NEW HIGH RECORDS
Hcading Replaces United States Steel
as the Leading Factor
on Exchanges.
'cRop REPORT PROVES BIG HELP
Indications There VIII he More
Tscnt, Rye and Hay Held Re-
sponsiblc for Another Buoyant
Session Ql.tile Market.
uN :iNOADNN wNI.I..

SE% F" 'H s NIX aa5 eS Ola ;"Ss,s
,hi" wan rhif,:d from uai,cl STATE $'cci
se2 H silicr. RI sua M ."' Tc%at .r
t, i"'ii[,o'n Huin'ra, I"tn fro"ictt aud sub
ron r"n"ri nv N" rnv"rnm.nt h"l,,od IA"
@ ,"p% VII % o5 p5i E5G%5' I dss
NOR" 81 wint"r ,rhcat than l,st y.'r md
'nrG,ms r. =, forming wondcps in H. nsrl..
AN ,i,uportnu, feature al ~, ,uarI., va,
M" Ihit'inE 20 nov r't - s;ock-. m -
"uhiig attention Tho 'Idea i.nr ." aaS"
latCr. r"rfinr Is always a T., rui:,r ioil.ior
n,ni,,i' va" f"1tht MO 2"uEits today tho
!!"nd.n'N \" .u!aaat!ou va. attoutted
ono, wy i"oI"Gs'yo lcvelouw"nt Sc ielp
shown l ,.li,hori,li, ~ H. a5'9Sil2 %
"arn iaii , :" adattien I" IN .,Nrrass
,Nssin,enls IN their uror"r,l"s bv way o.
S,, Ehhh ratrirr ~ the th;G",yc.'r. n"r OF
, ,Ihahf large ny s,,"ents OF ;hst hLnt ia
oisfi'itHS" Di,lsstsrogs
! Dsuucr. dtec,or' raa lin "a, pis''' p pp
.S,o H ss too o. 'h.ir gg 4i.apH9ln,nf
r'ah b"foie III. a1,,ntia. ,,,..,, ." ~ Mil,
lhon reacted ; uoi,..4. hlt ral!ioa inioynn-
,l.l1i nanYr ~. :onr.r after IN. droc-
: sit4gr Dividend on't. common ptJcI: q.
,- An eri,., Spm,n'ra made now hirh sec-
H,a, nrHsains IL" Com Products crossed n.
- roach ~ now record. There some
,ai,s or dividend proSceCts for 4 Dcricau
LII, Day y an b" sa,i ou the u".t os-
a'"'f "utHoiliS .hbt tie mstt"r HAS no,
X" ,'Ons'Iur cd Oy IA" dirrrt.rs.
,Sonfnrlne bout Inch hS,' !eon :. f~4 .ii Of
~" l"st fcw d". r. VA due to the ,lis-
,lo'ufr "f tn. TACT hat IN" government has
.!,,aiie contract "ilh tho company FOR
.;;''h %iiitonai subinnrii..s. besides when
y VIII also SIN" To the - .ubIaS c8utra is,
!2r - !arr" number az @r".l yosSele Thos.
az" contracts ""e N"rN 5.ttsfactory.
sew YORK May Mercantile paper I
months. .: six months Sterling slvty-ds, ),
iAhs. ti.Z7.' ""uiurrtI.t. ,!.iy-day bl!l- on
,,Ln'S. f'- commercial siNty-days bills.
ii.a9.; dcmsud 80. i-l raLlas st.g -,f
fbhr SILVER, s'Ag, M,alr"u IpIiars - Gov
Thnenl bonh-. 'h5} railroad bonds irras-
N,'f. iIihc i"aUs hrIuer sixty days. 50, g'I.
lFh'y datf "nG -lN months. bid: ell
money, strong ruling rate,
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CoIIene RsashaIi
A CATAI.OGUE.

A. , WnSt ro;pt M. 8: Iioly Gross. ].
At New Yorl,--,Soriham ~; Colgate ! "
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NEW ORLEANS. May S-iIighcr price
levels resulted Ia cotton to-day from pnar
iron accounts from ihc government althouyi,
.trnund the "pcninE the bear clement was
Encouraged 10 undertake extensive selling
l,pcra,!ons on the good showing made bv III.
weather map. This settling sen, values ..
10 81 points under yesterdays close. From
his after the posting Of The weekly re-
ports Their" was rise {" level - To 81
Joints over yesterdays finals. the highest
3,riCcs being reached late TN the day. Right
l,n the close there was a hurat of pru6t talk
ng by early buyers aud the gain was pared
levin. last prices showing net advances Of
to II points Warm and dry wca thor over
4 he bel; and tho forecast. pointing 10 little
hangc In hes" fav"rahl" conditions. made
nroar at I'll" start that any uufnvnrn hic
!~,turcs tn the weekly crop accounts would
re offset but Tho weekly returns. were go
si,uCh worse Than antiCiuatod that tho ~, :
SRntngc was entirely With The long side rho
buying on this basis persisted we'll into tho
Il ftcrnoOu. Favorable snut rcDpris from Tho
Interior also helped the market Spnt cn. =
ION. quiet and unchanged Sales on :hc
pot. 80: 10 nrriv". mono. Middlimg. $50.
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international League

f'uh1lO -: I:ai iiInorc I.
Rocncstrr. .: Jersey CITY. Q.
Syracuse. /: Net ark. 8.
birmingham. >: Toronto. (sovo niccn in =
nings).
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GL2.ANI --..-
Hrr.rI ltnV

shosts - 20 g. Ius 10 80. :. q
Hogs. small. Der ib......... Il @
EOg-. meG' uHI. yer iU......... q
Choice. large ter It........ 10 e
aott NJSs. ,.t 40 ..--...-.... 3 q
sraxs. uer III ................ Is q
SuArc rIb ana chine. Der ID. - =
Sausage. per III .......-....... g 4
Bears NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...... not va
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international Leneue.
Southern Assnciaiinn.

Buffalo. ID; Baltimore. T.
Rochester. .: Jersey City. ..
SNracusc. l: Newark. 9.
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RICHMOND FRUIT NARNET
WhnIesnle OuOtatlnh,

CASH corn: 40. yellow. nominal;
yellow. l5iul .t-. No. yellow, Ia.
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Miscellaneous.
NAV NONK rKODUCE MNRKET.

Fp'trrbraus per 10 ........... o
Mixed beans peT To-. ..,..... a
o.HH- navy. Der io.-.--.-... IL G
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Bishop Given Option to Appoint
Minister to Charge for More
Than Four Years.
His CABINET MUST CONCUR
And Request Must Originate With
Quarterly Conference OF Church
Acknowledgment to Fix Time
Limit ut Eight Years Defeated.
IRy Associated Press. :

ATLANTA, GA. May S.-A compro-
mise measure on the removal of the
four-ycar time limit was adopted at to-
days session OF the general conference
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. when, by vote of lG2 to 1870
tile conference acted in favor of an
amendment to the minority report OF
the committee on rcvisals. which al
lows the law to stand as at present
with tho following paragraph attached
"ProviLSd. further. than upon the re-
quest OF the quarterly conference. and
the majority of the presiding elders
concurring by ballot in the request. tn.
bishop may appoint a preacher TO G
pastora! charge for more than four
CONSECUTIVE NNnrS.'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-23

lutte quiet A brother or tho young
man has recently left for Camp Tay lor
where he is in the service OF his ooun-
try. The mother Is a widow and de-
pended greatly upon tho son now in
jured for his help. She IS at the VIII
iiams home where everything f. being
done 20 assuage her grief while the
attending physicians are doing every
thing possible for her son.
Mrs Charles To1t OF Grapevine street
is recovering nicely from an oper.-
tlon she underwent Yesterday at the
South Shore hospital m Chicago.
The Pien VS. club IS TO hold their
dance At tho Riley auditorium tomor-
row evening The McKelvey orches-
ira is to furnish the music.
Mt and Mrs. Bert Haight OF Com
monweslth avenue are in Chicago to-
day 10 visit with Mrs. Roy uaight who
IS UNDERGOING surgical treatment for
the second time at the IIahuemau hos.
pftsl Mrs Roy Haight has been
resident of Whiting for many years and
was a Miss Anna Upperman before her
marriage
Joseph KsSenslsi. a craneman on the
blooming mul at the Inland steel Co.
has gone 10 Wqdsworth y Y. to enter
military service. He entered a wear
ago b@t owing 20 some aural disturb
ance at that time he was rejected but
has been called now He is e. brother
So Mrs Bert Haight or Commonwealth
avenue
Mrs Ernest Summers Of Grapevine
street is hostess today to the Five Hun
fred Sinh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-23
EAST CHICAGO AND
IND. HARBOR NEWS

katherine Howard. 45rs oIcOtt Ave.
Phone zs3, will be pleased 10 write and
receive social news and ADVERTISING for
The Times.
At HARTLEY THEATRE TONIGHT.
Southern Love aud Southern Hate arc
shown In the ave net vvonderpIay of
Power and Romance. starring Nine.
retrpva in "To tho DEATH" also Ws.
:. Hart in "The silent Stranger"
This viii be one or the greatest
weeks or the NJ. n. campaign. Every
day Will be FUN OF Interest Under the
most encouraging conditions the last
week Of the revival campaign opened
sanday. Several delegations viii at
tend the NEE tirEs this week from some
- the orders IA East Chicago and a
larse body OF Epworth LeaEucrs frcm
The Calumet Region will have seats
reserved for them one night One re
naTSable thing I'm connection With the
meetings has been the "a sing or local
expenses which are now ort Of the
way and have been secured bv nightly
o6ersngs on the plates. with no undue
pressure. no solicitation ar urging on
the part Of the pastor or finance COM
~ ttes- II has seemed as = every o7-
has given cheerfuliy. q times almost
haaTiously until all expenses are met
aud during the remainder o. This week
there viii be no offerings taken. There
nave already been over 500 people in
East Chicago who have made public
e3ntess'on or Christ in this meeting.
either for the nrst time acknowledging
Him as their saviour. or renewing
their VOWS OF allegiance
Mrs Fanny Meyers has arrived here
from kirkland. Ind. having been SUM
moned owing 70 her son. FLOYD having
met with the most unfortunate sccl-
dent OF losing his left arm while about
his work at the Interstate MIL. = an
electrician. The young man has made
fls homo WITH the r. A. Williams in
Northcotts avenue for the past yesl
and was always treated as one % the
family. He Is now at St. Margarets
hospital and callers a this time are
denied him. When his condition per
nits him 20 have his friends II w1lI he
announced through the columns OF this
paper: at present h must have abso-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-23

Waite Nevious have issued cards for
a benefit card party 70 be held Sat
urday. evening. April 27th at the Parish
Hall for the purpose OF aiding the
Guild.
Kirk Spencer OF Hath street Is leav-,
ing tomorrow FOR an eastern trip OF
a few weeks.
DR. David Johns has purchased the
beautiful bungalow residence of the
Arthur Roeskes in Beacon street. ana
IS preparing to move his family thevs
tomorrow.
Royal Neighbors Of May1ower Camp
who are TO attend the school OF in
structiou and class adoption OF the
Hammond camp are requested to Meet
in time TO take the 100 car tomorrow
afternoon for the afternoon session and
CONTINUED on page uine.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-23
REPUBLIC STEEL
EARNINGS 9.5

The Republic Iron and Steel company
reports net earnings equal to % per
cent on the common stock in the first
quarter of 1917. as compared TO 1857 in
the corresponding three months of 1915.
This is a more favorable showing than
the street had been expecting in view OF
the fact that the 1916 report was made
on operations before the governmental
regulation OF prices began, while the
1917 showing was made in spite OF two
trying months OF fuel famine, traffic
congestion, storm delays. and labor trou-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-23

ity and a citizen o. integrity, he com
mands the respect Of all
Mr. Sulski graduated from the high
school after which he took a classical
course and graduated from s.. cyril
NIethod.gs College at Detroit For two
years he attended Armour Institute in
Chicago and Ia engaged ira the under
taking business al $3.50 Cedar street
Indiana Harbor
lie asks the nomination or Trustee
OF North Township and his many
friends have no hesltancy N recon-
mendtng him for this office.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-23

John 7 sulsld. or Indiana Harbor.
candidate fog Trustee Of North Town
ship. solicits the support Of every re
publican voter In North Township and
if nominated VIII I'll the duties OF this
important office 70 the satisfaction OF
the people.
Mr.. salski IS well qualified for the
office he seeks Born in the Calumet
region, Of Polish psrentage and living
in this locality all his life. always act
I've in politics. but never before seek
ing office. a thorough republican and
well educated. business man or sbil-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-23

this city who have recently undergone
operations very similar for glandular
trouble at the South Shore Hospital
IN Chicago. arc expected home the lat
tor part Or this week.
Tho Mesdsues Nels sternburs and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-23

visit At Orleans and Jackson and will
also 20 to Hattlcsburg. Miss. to see
their son Ben who Is 81 the COMPANY
L. enlistment
Miss Agnes Nelson and Nfiss Comp
ton. two well known young ladies' OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-23

Continued on page nj
Smyrna times., 1918-10-16
LIVERY STABLE YEARLY
STATE OF DELAWARE,

STATE OF DELAWARE.
KENT COUNTY, ss:
l; samuel 5. Sarde. Clerk of the Peace in
and for Kent county and State of Delaware
do hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct list of the names
OF persons to whom l have issued licenses
and the amounts received for same, except
marriage licenses, from October 1st 1917, to
October LIST. 1918. "
In testimony whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of my Office at
Dover. this first day of October a n Io1s
SAMUEL S. SARDE,
(SEAL) Clerk of the Peace
Smyrna times., 1918-10-16
F.Chas. LeCOmpte
Real Estate Broker of CLAYTON

O1ers the following bargains in Farms an
Town Properties.
Farm of 135 Acres. splendid house and good
buildings. Together with acres in to-
matoes, and all other crops, stock and i'm
Plements go with farm. miles from
=, II. H. station: Price, $5,5OO,O
Farm of 1856 Acres, good buildings. all
around landlords share of corn and To-
mmatoes, Price. $9.5OO 21I miles from
Farm of 164 Acres, near stone road 70
Odessa and Townsend. One-half of crops
Price, $7,5OO.OO. New house and build
ings.
Farm of 55 Acres, splendid house and build
lngs: Close to town. Price, S3, 900 .OO.
One of the most desirable 8-Room Dwell
lngs with modern improvements, Garage
and plenty of ground, situated on South
street, Smyrna Call ON me to see thru.
Price right.
House of 7 Rooms, on Commerce street.
smyrna, IN good repair. Price, $1,25O.
Possession March 1st, 1919.
Farm of $50 Acres, acres in Chestnut and
YAK tlmDer, apples, grapes and keiffer
pears Good Room house and good
buildings: If you think this is low land
n take look at 1t. Bargain at $4,000 90.
Farm OF GO Acres, one mile from Smyrna
Landing. Splendid house and buildings.
:, keltfer pears and grapes. Price, $500. 90
Farm of SO Acres. fair house and BUILDINGS
miles from Smyrna, about 8 acres of
wood. Price, $9,0O0.OO This is a bargin.
House In Town of Clayton. Rooms, bath
and all modern convenienees. Nice lot
for garden, in splendid location. Price.
300 and worth it. This property
would not be in market, if owner had not
been called to colors.
See me and I'll tell you more, and just as
good bargains.
1. ChaS. LeCOmpte
Real Estate Broker,
CLAYTON, DELAWARE
Phone 271
Smyrna times., 1918-10-16

HAwKER & PEDDLER YEARLY
Derrickson, E. L. Observation-Disclosures. $500