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Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-20
Personal AND AM. LOCAL

p. C. Dressed made business trip
to Medford today,
"Eversweet" Sabln has Il.
Mrs, Jessie Cahill, of Hugo. spent
the day here ON business.
Mrs. Lille Swallle, OF Summit.
who has been visiting her son. Bert
Swallie, returned to her home today,
New grain sacks at Rogue River
Hardware. 5lI
Mrs. Robinson and Master Dean
Burney. OF The Dalles. are guests
OF Or. and Mrs. +. II, Ingram.
Paul J. Bauer returned yester-
day from a four days business trip
to Portland,
Mr., and Mrs. M. 4. Calvin, who
spent the past month in Portland AR
rived home today.
A. b. Cornell went to Medford this
morning to spend the rest of the
week on business,
willard storage battery service
station, Sl4 North Sixth St. l7tt
Mrs. \. r. Watkins and daughter.
of Glendale, are in town for a few
days on business.
Mrs. A. Drunken aud little daugh-
ter left yesterday for Los Angeles
to visit Mrs, Brunken's parents.
Schram Economy. Easy Seal and
Mason fruit jar caps-Rogue River
Hardware 81
Mrs. l.. l.. Jennings. of Sacrament
to, former resident of Grants Pass.
arrived today for visit with Mrs.
E. Everton
Miss Helen Layton returned yes
terday from Klamath Falls where
she attended the Elks convention
and visited MIR, and Mrs. Earl Smith.
Fruit jars at cramer Bros. II
Miss Nellie Gully. of Ashland. who
spent the past month here with Mrs.
c. y. Gully. returned to her home
this morning,
Mrs. j. S. Miller. OF Salem. arrlv-
ed this morning from San Francisco,
and went to Kerby to spend week
with her mother, Mrs. II, II, Gibbs.
White Line Taxl-Grants Pass
Hotel. 81
Mrs. W. II. Fallln and little
daughter, Betty. left this morning
for Portland and Bend to spend sew
eral weeks visiting.
Mrs. d. NJ. Caldwell, former res
ident of this city, arrived this morn
ing from South Bend. Wash. and
will visit friends and relatives here.
Look up our advertisement for
special prices on Ajax tires-Rogue
River Hardware. 81
Mrs. T. c. Booth went to Medford
this afternoon to attend the funeral
of cousin. Fred Watkins. who was
killed in an accident in lumber
camp in Washington.
Mrs. Leslie r.. Bragdon, formerly
Miss Lucy George, arrived this
morning from Portland and will
spend a few days with her parents
at Kerby.
Mrs. F.. b. Willmarth. a former
resident OF Grants Pass. who has
been visiting friends here. left this
morning for Salem where she Will
make her home.
Willard storage battery service
station, S1i North Sixth ST. 17tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Leichter left today
for their home in San Francisro af-
ter spending a few days with Mrs.
Leichter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
II. Shinn. Mrs. Leichter will re-
turn in short time for a more ex-
tended visit here.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-20
GoId nm Glrl nromned-.

velma Davidson. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ], +. Davidson. OF Gold
Hin, was drowned in the Columbia
river, The body viii arrive In Cold
HIN tomorrow on No. 5S. The fu-
neral arrangements have not yet
been made.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-20
Mis- Skies Proving Up

MS Skies Proving Up
Miss Maud Skies of Kerby was in
the city today making final proof be-
fore L. S. Commissioner Herbert
Smith for her homestead. which is
located about seven miles south of
Kerby. Her witnesses were W o.
Kohler and ID. S. Shaffer.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-20
COMING EVENTS

Aug. 1879 -- Josephine county
teachers training school.
Aug 20. Wednesday Social by
Presbyterian ladies at River Banks
farms. SO
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-20
winiams-zen wedding

Henry T. Williams and Vera Nor
gan zell we're married Tuesday night
August 10. at the home OF Mrs.
Louisa Dixon. Rev. G, NJ. Cline Of
iciating. Intimate friends and rel
atives of the contracting parties
were present.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-20
VIM. Kayser Nearing Home

~ 'SN'f sNVNuk uout-
Mrs. Charles W, Kayser. OF Mer-
lin' received wire yesterday from
William Kayser stating that he
would arrive in Grants Pass Thurs
day morning. The message was sent
from Pocatello, Ida, Young Kayser
has been serving in the U. S. mer-
chant marine for two years past.
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-20

Excursion Rates To Coast
Grants Pass to, Crescent City, by
easy riding cars, for $3.50. Grants
Pass and Crescent City Stage com.
pany Phone 26. 7ttf
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-20

Ladies Shampooing-
At josephine Barber shop, except
Saturday. Electric hair drier. 50
Grants Pass daily courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1919-1931, 1919-08-20
Hear Frank walsh

The famous jazz singer with Cole
McElroy's jazz band. at the, Waldorf
Hall Wednesday night. 40
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
CROWN POINT BOY
FIGURES IN STORY
Capt. Gerald Krost in Com
mand of Important Hos
pital Unit.
ESPECIAL TO TIE rtrEsl

CROWN POINT. Ind. March z.--An
lnt~esstius-s sssrfcse- z1fsssssed Ia the .chi-
caso Tribune Of Thursday in which one
of Crown Points boys. Capt Gerald
Krost. figures prominently lie was a
member or the Besley Hospital init,
Base r. twenty-seven officers and one
hundred and forty-Six men OF which
landed IN New York on the transport
Leviathan which docked at New York
on Wednesday
Three weeks before -he unit sailed
the 63 nurses With Il we're sent to
Narnes where thcY a-e now In com
uaand of Capt Gerald Krost and Mrs.
Ruth Spencer head nurse. formerly of
the Illinois Nurses Training School.
The unit handled 50.645 sick and wound
ed men. s7.44s were of British army.
s.195 were yanks- Throughout the en-
tire time Of their serv &C in Flanders
the Evanston-ChfcaF unit were in an
area constantly bombed by. German air
men. In June 1918. they were com pell-
cd to close the hospital for month so
vicious were the attacks. Ease 12 was
organized in Chicago early il 1917 and
one Of the first 10 land in Frtnce. Mrs.
Carrie Krost wife Of Capt. Gerald
Erost. was one OF the nurses in this
unit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
ONE HAMMOND
ONE GARY DIVORCE
Herman Objected to Wife
Sewing Buttons in the
Boarders' Clothes.

Herman JudEensen Of Gary objected
seriously when his wife neglected his
wearing appare'. but stood ready at all
times to sew tho boarders' missing but
tens on and do their mendinE. as also
set out in the complaint the husband
charges that his wife was cruel and in
human to him ia that she preferred the
company Of other men, that she made
representations thot she did not intend
10 live with her husband, and that she
vas unduly familiar with and did have
improper relations with the roomers
and bosrders a. the nome OF the
plaintiff and on every occasion of a pay
day he did turn over al. -is pay en-
velope
Another divorce suit filed was that
Of Daisy NJ. Weathers Of Hammond who
through her attorney. r. Greenwald.
seeks a divorce from her husband Elmer
L. Weathers who is charged with cruel
and inhuman treatment ana abandon
ment OF the wife and home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
SPECIALIZES IN ACREAGE
AND INDUSTRIAL SITES
w. j. Hastings to Office
With Gostlin, Meyn
Company.

W. g. Hastings. for five years senior
member or the firm OF Hastings. Woods
& &C.. realty operators. who recently
returned with commission from the
naval aviation corps. and settled down
into the busy marts OF trade and in
dustry, has opened UP offices With the
Gosthn Meyn Co. and VIII 60 into bust
ness on his own HOOK when he resign
I'd from tho organization lie helped to
start 1t was predicted that he would
tshe this step. He has bought the
Meisler acreage between Calumet and
Medison avenues and has put it on the
market This IS the first OF his new
ventures. Mr. Hastings viii specialize
in acreage and Industrial site property
5e has made great success at this
realty operating. the sale Of the Green
field acrelaEo being one Of his big sue
cesscs two years ago. NIr Hastings is
4 cleap-cut i'~ufmond young man who
has hoss OF warm business friends
who admire lia enerey and that he will
make good al padding his canoe alone
goes without saying
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
PARENTS OBJECT TO
SONS ENLISTMENT
Charge That Boys Forged
Affidavits to Get into
the Army.

Then Donald Markwaiter and Hen
~ weklinski. Of Hammond two
1s-yeaT-old boys talked over trip to
France they decided they wanted to 70
in a hurry and sergt Cramer at the
recruiting Office told the boys he
would start them in twenty minutes.
There VIII be q little delay. how
ever. until the matter OF two sffi-
dayits are settled upon. for II Is charg-
"a by parents of the boys that he az
fdavits as 10 their &C. which t'e BOYS
hold arc forged. They were made 10
1918 permitting the boys to work for
the L. s. Steel corporation. All these
facts developed after the boys had
been sent 20 Fort Thomas. n. The
boys had insisted that their parents
did not want them 10 join the A z. F.
abroad and produced the documents
The parents wire the military author
tiles at Fort Thomas to hold the boys
SerEt. Cramer has been besieged
with inquiries by family named
Kruger who disappeared from home
two DAYS ago. His people thought he
might have enlisted but no record OF
him has been made a the recruiting
Office
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
GERMAN
SOCIALISTS
NEW APPEAL
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyickl


BEifLIN, April :, lvia London) April
4--The central committee of the Inoe-
pendent Socialist party today addressed
an appeal 10 the Socialists throu ghout
the nation to hold -meet1n;s to
protest against the governments treat
mcnt of workmen. despite the order
against meetings which was proclaimed
syhen martial law was esta blshed.
The government troops are charged
with cruelty numbering hundreds of
workmen while thousands Of others
were arrested
IT is claimed that there IS discrimins-
ton. the bourgeoise being allowed TO
hold meetings while the workers are
not
The German workmen were never
before treated with such contempt
even under the reactionary regime OF
the cx-kaiser" said the appeal
There is TO be convention of work
ing women soon and they are being
urged 10 join ia the protest.
An official statement was issued by
tho foreign office through thu inteili-
genco department today stating that
documents recently published AT Berne
showed connection between the
ReicAsbank. the Deutche bank. the Ger
man general staff and the Russian Boil
sheviki were false.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
JUDGE SMITH
SETS CASES FOR
criminal COURT
w. o. Thomas, of Hammond
Is Appointed Prosecu-
tor for Court.
IsPEcIAl 10 rHE rInEsl


CRONN POINT Ind. Aprli 4--Judse
NJ j. Smith has arranged his settings
for the first week of Lake county's new
criminal court, W o Thomas has been
appointed prosecutor BY Pres. Atty.
Clyde Hunter OF Gary
ssss--ss isesslss5fs rox week Aprli 2.
Mondav. April state ys. Patrick
Ryan: assault with intent 10 Kill.
TUESDAY. April s-states vs- Lila
Thomas and Sophrinia Turner; grand
larceny.
Wednesday, April 9-state IS. Frank
Simmons; attempt TO commit larceny.
Thursday. April 1o-state vs.. Jim
Linder; burglay. state vs. Steve Dodo-
go7ich: burglary. state -. Joe Tizich;
burglary.
Friday. April IL state >s- Nujo
Liconin; assault and battery with In
tent 70 kill.
John \. Donnaha. chairman Of Crown
Points draft board. Will be the deputy
clerl, and baihf for tho new court
while Miss Mabel Gray VIII be the
court reporter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
HIGHWAY
BUSY WITH
ENUMERATION
fsrEcIhL 10 The TINEsl

CROWN POINT, Ind. April 4.-Coun-
~ Superintendent Frank T. HIGHWAY
has been busy the past week mailing
out TO each school corporation the
blacks for the 1919 school enumeration
of Lake county.
The enumeration is taken between
April 10 an dApril so and should IN
clude every person between the ages Of
years and 81 years.
II Is important to the taxpayers that
every person between the above ages be
listed as the amount of the common
school revenue received as well as the
amount derived from the state school
tax is based upon the school enumera-
tion. Every person omitted from the
school enumeration is : loss financially
to the corporation ana said loss viii
then have 70 be made up by local taxa
ton.
Each patron and householder should
see that the enumerator has the name
and other data o fevery person subject
TO be enumerated. The enumeration for
Lake county last year Was 1888
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
NEW CASES IN
CIRCUIT COURT
IsPECIAL 70 THE TINEs

SPECIAL TO The IIREs1
CROWN POINT. Ind. April s.-The
following new cases have been filed in
the Lake circuit ocurt:
12css-Injunot.on sJohn Taniley CO.
hen & Bremer) ". Steve 10th, ct
al
126gs-Foreclosure mortgage. Lizzie
Rehrens George T. Hershman) VS..
Publishers subscription Co
1esso-Ciaim &c. Edwin F. knight
Joseph r Brown knight &
Brown ve estate Of Legi Hutton
1851 ~ Condemnation Ross school
township. Ross. Lake Township
I'D knight VS.. Jacob HurIburt
and Augusta
13so2-Quiet title. Jacob and Daniel
Stub (Pateen & Johnson) vs.. JUL
sus voshel et al
1zses-Annulment OF marriage. silas
HICKS Il. r. ButieD vs. Nellie
Hicks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
HAMMOND HOUSES
READY BY APR. 10
U. S. Housing Project Prac-
tically Complete and New
Houses Will Soon Be
for Rent.

WASHINGTON. april 4.--Uncomplet-
e. housing projects. undertaken during
the war h. Ire government 70 relieve
congestion ia several Industrial ccntors,
will be completed before the end of this
month. The United States housing cor
Doration today announced that the
buildings a. Hammond. Ind. would be
ready for occupancy April 10; those at
Aberdeen. Mr.. Bremerton. wash. and
Newport Il. J.. April Is. and those al
Alliance. O.. Davenport Ia. vallejo.
cal and Watertown. \. Y. MAY 1.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
Be CAREFUL ABOUT
YOUR MISDE.MEANORS
Probability Is That You'll
Go to Penal Farm In
stead of Co. Jail.

The attention OF the city and county
judges Of Lake county has been called
70 the fact that the new law regarding
the commitment OF certain persons to
the state farm instead OF county 3ails
or worl1houses is now IN effect. The
law had an emergency clause and went
into effect almost a month ago. It re-
quires prisoners under sentence OF
thirty days or more 70 be sent 10 the
state farm.
Formerly a similar law required that
only prisoners sentenced for sixty days
or more should be sent 20 the state
farm. II was reported that some OF the
Judges apparently believe that the new
law IS one which does not 60 into ef-
feet until the acts arc promulgated.
SO If you contemplate committing any
misdemeanors and think that the coun-
y Jail only may be your abode for so
days or more, better consider we'll un-
less you want TO see what the state
farm Is like.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
ANDERSON CALLS
COURT FOR HAMMOND

judge A. B Anderson has called a
jury for trial OF cases in Federal court
AZ Hammond on Tuesday. April 18th.
and at that time he Will also hear a
number OF petitions fer second papers
PENDING. No papers Will be granted TO
either Germans or Austrians at this
term. but a special hearing VIII be giN-
en- their petitions by Judge Anderson in
october. There are about 100 petitions
Of Germans and Austrians now pending
in the Federal Court, all OF which have
been continued for full investigation
and will be heard in October.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
JOHN EDWIN NEvIN

LSIAFE CORRESPONDENT I. NJ sERVIcEl
PARIS, April 4.-President Will
son was unable to take part in the
peace conference discussions TODAY
because of a bad cold which COM
PEELED him to take to his bed.
The president has been suffering
from a cold intermittentIy ever
since his second arrival in France.
Furthermore his vitality was tax
ed by the enormous amount Of
work which had accumulated in
Washington after his return from
Paris.
WORKED 'GA1Esr pR.'s ADVICE.
When he came back to the seat OF
conference the president was unable 10
rest for few days in preparation for
a resumption Of his labors because %
the demands made upon his time.
Throughout Thursday Mr wilson
worked under pressure and against the
advices Of his personal ply sician. DR.
Crsyson.
Ihis morning his condition was still
acute. although there was evidence that
he was somewhat relieved. Only his
tremendous will power enabled the
president 70 get through with Thurs
days program. but even that did not
sustain him late IN the day who's he
was compelled to 20 to bed
DR.. Grayson gives assurances that a
complete rest will assure the presidents
speedy recovery.
II is impossible to say. however. when
he viii be able TO resume his delibera-
tions with the Big -Four"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
GRAHAM
CALLS LAKE
co. CITIZENS

Herbert Graham. Of Gary. one OF the
ardent workers for the new tuberculosis
sanateriuni in Lake county. has called
en- important meeting Of the citizens Of
the county for tonight at the Gary Com
mercial Club rooms.
Mr.. Graham is advised the county
commissioners that there is not enough
appropriated to build the sanatarium in
the way il should be built but nc is an
xious that at least at part OF II be be-
gun Immediately and the meeting is
called b. those interested 20 get an ex-
preston from tho citizens OF the county.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
AMY M'GREGOR
DEAD IN WEST
Former Hammond School
Teacher Very Popular,
Passes Away.

RI. ssd news reached Hammond to-
"a, ~ the death Of Mrs. Joseph J.
Tordney. nee Amy McGresor. o. Aher-'
deem. Wash Mrs. Fordney gave birth
10 child recently and never recovered
rer health. Her husband vas in the
forestry department Of the govern
rent service and in the past year she
rad spent 4 great portion of her time
--fth him in camp. IS Amy McGreg gor
the deceased will be rememhered as.
one Of the most popular school teach
.rs Hammond ever had. She was
great favorite in social circles and
widely known for her viyacity and
charm. Her home was in Manistique.
Michigan. and she was married 70 JOS
eph !. Fordney OF Saginaw, son Of
congressman Fordney of the Eighth
MICHIGAN d strict.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
NO HOPE FOR IT HERE
LlArERhArIoNAL RrMs SERVICE

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 4.--"B0l-
shevism Is not likely to take serious
proportions in the United states when
the wage earners know that capital IS
treating labor fairly declares John
d Rockefeller. JT.. in long time pub-
l.shed in the Yale Daily News TO-DAY
Mr Rockefailer SAYS the only hope
TO- Industrial peace In this county, is
the practice or the golden rule by cap
ital and labor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
STEEL co.
PLANT WILL.
CLOSE DOWN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYlcEl
ATLANTA, GA, April 4.-Be-
cause Of inability to find market
for steel, the plant of the Atlanta
Steel company will close down to-
morrow. This announcement has
Just been made BY President
Thomas X. Glenn. The concern
employs about 1.COC men and is
one of the largest II. Atlanta.
President Glenn and Secretary
Treasurer Robert Gregg have just
returned from Washington where
they conferred with members OF
the price-fr1ing board.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
REACH FINAL
TENNIS ROUND
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

NEW IORk. april 4.-Wnljanl TT
den. H. of Philadelphia and Vincent
Richards the New York pheaom
have TODAY reached tho final round
Of the national indoor tennis singles
the soventh Regiment srmory.
Tilden entered the finals by defeat
ing Frank .tnderson.-of Brooklyn. and
Richards earned the right TO meet
Tilden by eliminating Lieut. Peter
Ball. Tilden is favored To win from
lis young opponent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
COPPER MINES co.
TO HAVE MEETIN 6

Tonieht at the ohitcs of lis fiscal
agency. % Yves, Firth avenue. Gary.
tho directors Of the Consolidated
Arizona Copper Mines company VIII
hold an open meeting no THO business
men or Car and Lake county ar
which every body Is invited 70 inycs-
tigate the merits of the Consolidated
copper stock to the business men. No
guest viii be solicited to buy stock
a this meeting.
Read their advertisement in this Is
sue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
HAROLD STROUPE
GRANTED PARDON
rTlsEs suREAu Az STATE CAPITAL

INDIANAPOLIs, Ind. April 4-Gov-
ernor Goodrich today granted pardon
tor Harold Spray stoupe. sentenced in
axe county to serve two to fourteen
ears IN the Indiana reformatory- for
burglary. He has been held ia the Lake
county jail since March >. 1919. because
both his mental and phg steal condition
we're regarded as too serious TO permit
immediate enforcement Of the sentence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
LOGGING TRAIN
WRECK; 5 DEAD

HoUAIM Wash. Apri +.-Eight vic
TINS Of crew Of nine men five of
whom were killed outright and three
SO seriously that they may die. are
here today followinS the derailment Of
runaway logging train when it
plunged down the steep banks "f ra-
v.ne near Melbourne. wash. The only
man to escape. did so hy leapins from
t.te cab liz The engine Iefl the rai.s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04

CAN AL Mccoy
COME BACK?


JERSEY CITY. n j.. April Al
McCoy. former middIewetght cham
pton. Will attempt a comeback here
tonisht IN an eight round boat against
sergcaat Gordon Mehay. - Camp Efer-
r.tt MoCoy hops 10 secure a bout
with Mike ODow. the champion. when
re returns to this country from
TraSna
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
WILL WATSON
Be CANDIDATE
IS QUESTION?
New, Goodrich, Hayes and
Watson to Have Import
ant Conference.
fvlyEs BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL
vEnVAN AD0TIS Ind ApTil Z

TINES BUREAU At sIAIs CNFithl
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April a.
An interesting political confer
euce will be held here within the
next day or two, according to re-
ports that are beard among the po-
litical wiseacres.
Gov. Goodrich. Senator's New
and Watson and National ChaT-
nan VIII II. Hays will be the con
fc,ees. and It is understood that
the subjects TO be discussed VIII
range all the way from state po-
,i+ical affairs 20 matters OF national
importance
WILL WATSON RUNE
n,a Of the subjects. id is said "l'i u7
.-r-csher or not Senator Watson IS sc'"S
-, bo candidate Cor the Kopuelca''
,,,.oina;ion for President. ne
- rrfe,ds eu over the count-. ""'
,..t,,o5 70 boost him fer the hohoi
- .4a7irr the national TICKET IN A'-V
j; ne declares his ln'ei',.o,, ar.srt the
he indicates the' he = hir, hi=
uca7ina ion y 1eno' ta~ar,e an
f-ionde say that ne would peeehle =.
i,,,,or,ant factor in the race Bot ens.
lhc<s Y e s-srsss eos7
Ell Is ksser cut OF t'le p,ss''--..
t-r; and run again 20. - -
DoE'T KNOW = 80 MADE any
Ept since he has nee tba party
declaration Of ms sl1 :. nose in
leaders in Indiana, as W., ~. -o,,,irstion
other states who favor ne - how.
fer president. are n '''-
. proceed. -,t,,.ttor IS
Aro,her feature CT ''.,.--r.,-, fron,
brovEi- % tac 4Fot-t '' -, +fa ef-
Was i1inFton fe''. da<s az g. contain
feet That tn y asn'l'N vi. .,..t ~. Do7ul-
es au article predic''ts to7o md be
Us.sn r7tioasl tlehet 'n --.stasnt AND
o.ao Leonard WOOD TOT - 1-ice
Governor James T. ''ooui
T'residcn,.
cooDEICE NOT TAhh4HS' ~ ,-s-
What authority there Is LOT .i''s :.
ssc.son remains 70 pe 5,,-},,e,-sh hi .
:. said ,hat thsr1 had heen e2is',.'l ca~,-
,-lk along HAT ]ine o. 'ale - ~, s,~,or
tol Like senetor "a,so'' ..',:a "a
Cocdlio ioh has NOV ,,,er, of his
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-04-04
TRANSPORT
HITS MINE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL htNS sEFFILEI
LONDON. April several Italian
soldiers were killed and one hundred
were wounded when the transport
Unbria. carrying 2.0oO troops struck
a mine while enroute from italy to
Trlpon. said Central News dispatch
from Bar today