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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
Atentamentc,
Hariniiono Rios
.ASOCIACION MEDICA DEL.
DISTRITO NORTE

Mafiana. viernes. por la i.oche,
SO reanudaran las interesantcs reu
niones, que ell su local de es;a ciu
dad .celebra semanalmente Ia 4AsO
ciaci6n Medica del Distrito NOrte
Y que Sc habian suspendido con
motive de las fiestaS de Sc;nana
Santa. La de malana promote
lrsulltaf. interensantisima y por
medic de eStaS lineas Sc invita la
clase. para su puntual asistencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01

dos, cada cOmisiOnadO echara Ell
una urna los Glen nOmbres de su
lista provisional V sacara a la
suertc solo el ntimerO dc nombres
de iuradOs que haya correspond
do Il su municiDiO."
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
UN ARCHIVO

iCuantO tempo sc
pierde, a veces, buscan-
do una carta o un apun-
te que Sc nos ha extra
viadO! EstO Sc evita te-
niendO en- la Oficina o EN-
el despachO particular
un archivo de los que
cOnstruye la gran fabri-
ca de WABASH v que
acaban de recibir CAN
TERO, FERNANDEZ
& co. -. -. -. -.
icon un archivO de es-
tos, no es necesario te-
ner memoria!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
POR FABRICAR ALCOHOL

la Corte Municipal de Ponce
ha sentenciadO Il Modesto Quiho-
hes V Vidal Perez. IA $50 yS50 de
nnlta, ,respectiyamente, por 'cner
nm alambique y fahricar alcohol el
prin,elo y.spor .ayudar a este en-
sus trabajos, q. sesundo. I'll alam
biqne fue uc,Ipado por la detective
hace yarios tli;,s. Los sentenciados
han apelado de la sentencia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
UNA OFICINA DE TELEGRA-
FLA EN PUERTO RICO

Con esta fecha Sc ha alberto al
pnblico una oficina telegrafica en-
Pnerta de TERRA. parada ) v me-
dia. Carretera. la que estara a
cargo de la sonora Carmen Her
nandez. telegrafista, quien desem
pehaba la oficina telegrafica dc
Rio Piedras. V ha sido tlasladad
eSta nueva Oficina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
CinePuertoRico

Esta nOche Sc exhibira EN- ell
Cine Puerto Rico, la soberbia
production interpretada porMary
Pickford, "Rebecca de la Granja
SOL. en- seis parties. La comedia
"Cazando gatos monteses", ac0m-
pailara a "Rebecca". Ambas Gin.
tas son notabilisimas v llevaran
al acreditadO Cine numerOsO pn.
blicO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
r. H. TODD
.Alcalde de San Juan.

Lii mejOr manera de copcrar a
In propaganda del patri6tico empe
mo. eS reproducir Ia carta del Sc
nor TODD. POr ella sc entefar;in
las fimilias de los heroes muer-
tos d b el campo de batalla, del no.
BILE deseo de los que quisiercr for
mar)esa gloriOsa lista.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
ListG defRitirU.
FL subsecretariO de la COrte de

FL subsecretario de la COrte de
DistritO. secci0n "a. nos proper,
cion6 el siguiente comentariO:
para ejecutar este nuevo ira
baiO los sehores comisionadOs dc
manera facil V eficiente, es indis-
pensable que cada uno de ellOs
lleve a la Corte. ell dia para que
fueren citadOs. una lista de 100
nombres de contribuyentes dc su
municipio. que considere suticien,
temente capacitados para servii'
como JuradOs, eliminando las per
sonas mayores de so amos, las que
desempeiien funciones pdhlicas Y
los que tengan capital menor de
5000.
va ell la COrte. v con ei censo
de pOblaci9n de 1910 la vista,
anOtaran V. sumar;n las calltida-
des que representen los haitian
tes de tOdos los municipios del
DistritO Judicial. Dividiran el to-
tai que resulte entire los 300 ju.
RADIOS que habran de elegirse, V
el cOciente dira cuantOs habitan
teS correspondent Il cada jura,io
V aSi. pOr medic de faciles calcn-
los mentaleS. cada COmiSiOnado
sabra aproXimadamentc cuantOs
jurados correspondent su pueblo.
Serla muy lato huscar estOs hume
ros por medic de preparedness
aritmetieas. que, Ell el Distrito de
San Juan. por ejemplo, serian
dieciseis con sus respectivas' null
tiplicaciones V divisiOnes.
HechO asi 'el repartimientO pro
proportional de dichOs 800 jura-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01

Sr. Director de "El Imparcial.
San Juan. p. II.
Senior:
Entire 10 que Sc ha sugeri,lG para
lconmemOrar el pr6XimO 4 dc Julio:
que Sc espera sea tambien la cele-
braci0n de la paz, eXiste IL idea
dc levantar I'm tumulO en- un sitio
appropriate en- San Juan. en eI cual
Sc inscriban los nOmbrcs de los pOr
torriquefos que dierOn sus ;idas
por la causa santa Ell la guerra
mundial.
Al efccto Sc acord6 solicitar dc
los periodicos Ia publication de
una solicitud dirigida a los fami-
liares de los portOrriquehOs en- to-
da la >isla, que hayan perdidO un
ser queridO Ell la referida guerra.
y con. la sGplica de que Sc d;rijan
al Alcalde de San Juan con los
datOs necesariOs.
r. H. TODD
A 4 4
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
El Detective
Suarez

Despues de un buen trabaio rea
lizado pOr Ia isla, ha regrcsadO
San Juan, el active detective, Flo.
rencio Suarez.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
LIE ROBARON PISTOLA

Al senor Jorge Silva de AGuadi
lla, que estuvo hospcdado en- cl he
tel MalatraSsi. le rObaron de este
cstablecimiento una pistola que 6
Ivalora en- $50.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
POLICIA QUE RENUNCIA

Ha preSentadO la renuncia de
su puesto de policia insular. para
meiorar de posisi6n. Jose Olmo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
DE REGRESO :

y bordo del cailonero Qua
sind, ha regresadO anoche a esta
ciudad el Obispo protestante Rev.
Charles B. Colmore que ha estatloA
varios meses fuera del pals, visi-
tandO Haytf V Santo Domingo "
Otras di0cesis que est!n bajo sn
jurisdiction.
Ell Rev. COlmOre. tiene aqui su
sede.
Para mi autOm0vil LIB
prefierO la "MOHAWK",
pOrque estOy cOnvencidO,
que es la mejor !.
Agentes:- ID Aj
ROSlCH & GIRON, Ponce..ii
gADIERNO HERMANOS,
San Juan.
Sub Agencias:
En- las principales pobIacio-
mes de Ia Isla. Adyt.,.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01

I'll presidente del Comit6 Cen.
trial de la Campa il IL ii del
Emprestito de la Victoria. esta
recibiendo m gran numerO de to-
legranlas de los COmites Locales,
IaviS,ndo del eXitO con que ha co
lmenzado la Campai1a Ell la mayor
ipartc de los pueblOs de la Isla,
" de cOntinuar las cOsaS como has
TIA ahora, eS SECURE que el exito Ell
Puerto Rico sera igual qne en-
otraS oportunidades oportuna
menfe anunciadaS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
MUERTE DEL DIR. MURRAY

MUERTE DEL DIR. MURRAY.
El superintendent del asilO
"Robinson Orphanage", estableci.
do en- el CondadO. ha fallecido ano
che. III DR.. j. 4. Murray tenia II
aiioS de edad V ha residido por
variOS amos Ell esta ciudad. Deia
al mOrir a su espOsa v dos hijOs,
un nifO V una nina.
Es una lamentable perdida pa
ia la sOciedad dc San Juan FL
IMPARCIAL la siente sincera-
mente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
INDU'I.1'O

III G0bernadOr ha cOnceaido in
dulto a Manuel Rivera.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01

MODIFICACIONES QUE ST
LIE HAN INTRODUCIDO A LA
LEY DE .Jt'RADOS.
Ley de yurados aprobada en- 10
de MARIO de 1904 v mOdificada
por la ley p, aprobada Ell II de
mario dc 1913.
Comisiones de juradOs por un
aiiO.
.Articulo 1914. enmendado: Pa
ia preparar una lista general de-
finitiva de 300 jurados para el
distrito judicial, la cual tirmaran
v certiticaran. a justand0se 10
siguientc. Cada comisionado hara
una lista provisional de 100 NOM
bres de personals de su respective
municipiO que esten capacitadas
para actuar como jnradOs en- el
distrito judicial. para 10 cual to-
maran como base la lista de con-
tribuyentes del expresadO muni-
cipiO. Los comisionadOs, ent0nces,
determinaran hasta donde sea po-
sible. el numero proportional que
de los 300 jurados corresponds a
cada municipio. tomando como
base para clio. Su poblaci0n, Sc
gun ell iltimO censO de los Esta-
dos UnidOs, V ell numerO asi de-
| terminadO Sc extraera la suerte
por unO de los cOmisiOnados en-
presencia de los demas, de entire
los 100 nOmbres en- la lista pro.
visiOnal de cada municipio.
Lista defnitiro.
| ArticulO 1917, enmendadO Los
ipdividuos cuyos nOmbres est6n
comprendidos en- la lista definiti
va seran recOnocidos como jura
dos regulares, ETC.; dispOniendO
Sc. sin embargo, que al formarse
la nueva lista, no sc repetira, has
ia donde sea possible. "ningnn
nombre de los jurados rcgulares'
del aiiO anterior, a menOs que sea
agotada la lista de cOntribuyen
teS capacitadOs del distritO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01
7 rabajndo po
el exito
FL Emp,tstito de- la Victoria

FL Comite Central del Empires
tito de la Nictol'ia. acord6 desig-
mar el Niernes, , de mayo pr6Xi-
mo, como dia de la Campalia dedi-
ca.lo a los COmercianteS lI4dus-
triales V el Martes 6 de mayo. dia
de agricultores Y PROFESSIONALS.
AL propio tempo ha enviado ms
tFucciones especiales Il los comi
ttS Locales II fin de que nombren
comisiones de cOmerciantes in.
dustriales. agricultores v profesiC
males, sin perdida de TEMPO, y sc
espera el mayor .Gxito zen las co
misicnes em que trabajan estos
Comites.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-01

IN BELLO PROYECT0
FL senior Alcalde de San Juan
nos envia la siguientc carta.
Sr. Director dc "El Imparcial.
San Juan. +. X.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
OLE HANSON
QUITS JOB
llMrERNArlonAL nEWs sERYIcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 1s-Ot MS
own volition Mayor Ole Hanson Of this
CITY becomes a private citizen today. At
\ special meeting Of the city council
this morning his resignation as chief
executive Of Seattle was read and BY
prearrangement Immediately accepted.
III health and a desire to complete some
literary work in which he has been en-
eaged for a year or more is given as
his reasons for retirement. II IS ms
intention. also. TO accept an engagement
offered him by an eastern lecture bureau.
and he soon will be seen and heard on
the platform
Mayor Hanson achieved national and
international fame by his sturdy resist :
ance to demands of alleged Red agitat
ors. whom it was claimed instigated a
strike of ship-yard workers in this city
at a time when the war with Germany
was at it's crucial stage. The stri"e
was inspired it was claimed. by Bolshe-
vik propagaudists from Russia. financed
by the Lenine and Trotsky regime. The
strikers undertook 10 run" the city
declaring the authority of the mayor and
council should be vested in officials OF
the union Hanson defed them and the
plot to overthrow law and order in the
city OF Seattle gave UP its ghost.
In several cities where he has lee
tured Mr. Hansons name has been mem
toned in connection with the nomina-
ton for the presidency on the Repubh-
can ticket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
STRIKE VOTE
ULT|MATUM
GIVEN OUT
Fitzpatrick Says He Will Prove
His Point By Vote
Shortly.
(8ULLETIN.)
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERNICEl
WASHINGTON, Aug. 28.-Un-
less the u. S, Steel Corporation
accedes to the demands of its en-
ployes the strike vote recently
taken will be put into effect in a
few days.
This was stated in a letter to
Judge E. H. Gary. chairman of the
board of directors. made public
here this afternoon by John Fitz-
patrick. head of the committee,
representing the unions of the iron
and steel workers.
Replying to Judge Gary's state
ment questioning the authority Of
the unions to speak for a majority
Of the workers, the letter stated.
The only way to prove this is
to put the strike vote into effect.
We hope you will not force strike
to prove the point"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
GOMPERS CALLS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 28.
Samuel Gompers, president OF
the American Federation of Labor,
arrived in Washington early today
with his staff to attend what may
be the most epoch-making session
of the executive council of the Fed
cation ever held.
The entire labor situation, but par
,icuIarIy with reference to the crisis in
The steel and railroad industries, was
70 be thrashed out.
Gompers went into session with the
committee shortly after ten O'Clock
.nonR those at the meeting were Daniel
Tobin. treasurer Of the American Fed
ration of Labor: Frank Morrison. It's
secretary. and the following vice-presi-
tents: James Duncan. Joseph H. Val
,ntine. Frank Duffy. William G. Green
" d Mahon, T. a. Rickert, jacob
Fisher and Mathew Wall.
Before going into session with the
executive council Gompers refused to
n,ake any statement. further than 70
.av that he has not intimated in any
Wv what course he or the councli
would take. He refused to comment UP
an report that he would issue an ap-
,oaI 70 the railway shopmen to accept
.bs four-cent an hour increase except
~ say that he had not Indicated that II
,-.o,,Id
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
WELL THEY ARE
HAVING REAL TIME:
The Weather Man Stands in
With Picnickers Today
At Douglas Park.

The Edward c. Mnas Company's big
State street store has been closed all
day for the annual picnic at Douglas
Park Every employe with wife and
sweetheart is enjoying gala day. The
sport events commenced at 10 o'clock.
Tug-of-war. fat mems race. pie eating
contest music and dancing. croquet and
base ball game of the Buyers vs.. Sales
mon
The war during 1917 prevented this
annual picnic event, so today the soldier
boys who answered their country's call
are again enjoying the play day" with
their store companions.
The pencil. scissors and tape were left
at home. all each salesmaker was re-
quired to bring was smile.
The baseball game was staged along
the lines Of a Mack Sennet comedy in
the movies, staged under the personal
supervision of Edward Dahlkamp. who
declares the exhibitions at 2 o'clock
will be scientific and bewildering ex-
hibition Of our national pastime by a
group of over twenty stars" Tire win
ming team Will be awarded a special
prize. the nature of which is carefully
guarded by f. Clarence Minas. the
junior member of the Edward c. Minas
Company
The firm has provided practical as
well as handsome prizes for the winners
OF the sporting contests of the day as
well as every other thing in their usual
big way TO make the event an enjoyable
occasion for their loyal store family
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
STREET CARS
MAY RUN
TOMORROW
Hammond Council Asked to
Ratify Agreement Reach
ed at Crown Point confer
ence.

Street cars may be running in Ham
mond tomorrow and certainly by Sat
uIday If agreements arrived at in con
ference at Crown Point between repre-
srrtatives of the city and the street car
company are ratified BY the city council
in e special meeting this evening.
Whether the service will include Whit
ng and East Chicago depends upon the
action taken BY those cities.
Double tracking of state St. paving
or the part of Indianapolis blvd. occu-
piod by the street car lines and ten
minute car service during the rush
hours are the concessions which the city
has finally been able to secure from the
company in exchange for granting of the
increase in fare Temporarily the re-
cei, crship proceedings are marking time.
MANY AT REARING.
Delegations of citizens were present at
the hearing at Crown Point yesterday
and during the court recess in the after
noon these men once more asked the
company officials what they could offer
the city. The plan was suggested to
bubble track the State st. line and cut
cut the present plan of routing cars
over the Gary * Interurban line on Sib
ley ST. The company agreed to this AMI
later promised to pave indianapolis blvd.
The paving proposition has been one
of the principal bones of contention. In
addition to this the company agreed 10
change its schedule 10 provide ten-min-
ute service during the rush periods Of
the day. AS the franchise is said to
provide for only twenty-minute service
on the Chicago line and tAirty-minute
between Hamnond and East Chicago.
inserting this nthe contract IS believed
by many of the councilmen TO be a step
in the right direction.
Many Of the aldermen were present at
the hearing and in the conference with
the officials admitted that the entire
eight points" were unreasonable. but
that they had made the bid high expect
ing to back down a little in exchange
for concessions by the company. Alder
man Stocker. who has made consistent
fight for his people of the East Side. is
rot satisfied with the deal made at Crown
Point and is unwilling to be a party to
an agreement which will not provide
the service which people in that part of
town have been wanting.
The proposition of the company will
Re discussed at the special session of
the city dads tonight and if the fare
increase is granted. the street car COM
pany will at once open negotiations with
the men who struck nearly two weeks
ago. The men are insisting that the
lais1, be dated from August 8 and that
they lose nothing because of the idleness
due to the strike This will make il an
expensive proposition for the company,
hut it is believed that these matters
can be arranged and that cars will be
running within twenty-four hours.
The receivership proceedings at Crown
pe;nt were continued by Judge Norton
until Friday and in case the matter is
settled by agreement the suit will prob
ably be dismissed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
SERIOUS CHARGES
AGAINST RANCHERS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS srsvIcr,

Ell PASO. Tex. Aug. 2S.=Amcrican
ranchers living along the border sup
piled Jesus Rentaria. Mexican bandit
leader. with rifles. ammunition and
horses and assisted him in tho raids
which led up to the capture of i.ieuts.
Peterson and Davis. American aviators.
according to charges made in condden-
tisi reports which are being sent to
IRE sident Carranza of the Mexican re-
public today.
The charges. based on ports of
Mexican agents. are expec.ed % afford
the Mexican government ano her oppor-
tunity to follow UP their original pro-
test that the United Stat-= clean up
the American side of the border before
crossing the Rio Grande.
Several men. said to be OF + sh stand
ing on the border. ale implicat Il in the
charges. it is said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
FOLLY TO THINK
PRICES WILL NOT
DROP PALMER
wwY ASHINGTONA d. c.. Aug. 2S,==,
NM Persons buying clothing and 9TH

wEY AsHINGToN..- D. C.. Aug. 2S,==
wv Persons buying clothing and 9th
w er articles now for the next year
because they think prices Will be higher
are victims of a mischievous propa-
ganda and are only helping to keep
prices high. according to Attorney Cen
eral Palmer
THE reports we receive from all parts
Of the country are that prices are be-
ginning 10 decline as result of the
operation of fair price committees and
the activities of the department against
profiteering and boarding" he said.
Probably the decline is not sufficient
yet to be appreciable to the average con-
sumer, but 1 believe 1t soon will be.
There seems to be an organized
propaganda promoted by dealers TO
frighten persons into making purchases
now that ordinarily would not be made
until next year We are being told that
prices will be higher next year and that
we can never buy this and that again at
the price now prevailing.
Il do not put any faith in such alarm
list predictions. I believe that the price
Of almost every necessity OF life will be
cheaper next year than this. Increased
production is going 10 effect that re-
suit"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
TIMES SCORES
BIG BEAT

THE TIMES bulletin announcing
that Judge e II. Gary, head of the
United States steel Corporation, had
iron workers" which was posted on
Stringfeuow's drug store window in
the Reynolds building at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon, attracted the at
terticn of thousands CT work1nen and
choppers. IN the business district.
T. was a distinct beat for THE
TIMES. as no other paper IN the
city or the county carried the story.
The edition appeared on the streets
shortly after O'Clock, giving the
Arst news Of the steel corporatio's
decision. and spread over the city
uxe w1ldnre. steel company officials
also received news of the decision
through THE TIMES.
A reporter also called the Labor
headquarters, informing them Of
JudGc aary's answer, and 1t was also
the frst news they had received. The
labor officials were astounded when
informed.
SO important was the news TO the
residents OF Gary as it effects $4,000
people in this city alone, 1t is con-
sidered one of the biggest newspaper
beats OF many a year. The Interna-
ttonal News Service carried by this
paper. which has scored other i'm
portant scoops in the pass is credit
ed with the story.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
HERE'S A
CHANCE To
Win PRIZE

WANTED-Onc hundred women tc
contribute articles to the Better House
keeping" number to appear i'll THE TIMES
in the near future. Choose from The
following subjects for your writeup:
How to Manage tho Culinary De
partment of a Home
How to Equip the Home for More
Efficient Operation"
How to Save Steps in the Home"
Books Every Home Should Have"
Buying for tho Home"
How to Get the Greatest Coop
Grafton in the Home"
Does 1t Pay to Own Home?"
Advantages of an Automobile"
How to Get a Home Paid For"
a Good Plan for Weekly Saw
ngs."
How to Heat and Light the
Home"
Entertainments for the Home
Tried Recipes
,The Best Plan for Keeping Tab
on the Kddies"
How to Have Harmony in the
Home"
What Hus bands Can Do to Help"
In your article be as brief as possible
and to the point. yet take the necessary
words to cover your subject comprehen-
81, ely. Articles over 200 words not ac-
certed. Sign your name and address to
the article you write and mail it 10
Editor Better Housekeeping, care THE
TINES. Hammond. Ind. The right is re-
served to revise or reject any copy sent
in No manuscript preserved. so copy
il before sending it in. All manuscript,
must be in THE TIMES office by Monday.
Q a m. Sept. 1st Cash prizes amounting
to s25 viii be given for the best articles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
SOLDIERS HAVE AN
ATHLETIC MEETING

The athletic meet at Camp II. D..
smith. given under the auspices of the
y. NJ. c. A. promoted by c. +. Marvin.
Wednesday afternoon. though a little
slow in starting. proved a big success
and great enthusiasm was shown. the
men entering into the events with high
spirits. Fort Wayne got first place,
Shelbyville second and Goshen third.
Major Henry Mckee assisted Mr..
Marvin in furnishing details and work
ing out plans. Cant. Heintzman recrea-
tional officer. also did much to help
make the meet success.
Order of events and winners of same:
l. 10O-yard dash. Won by Kitchen.
Of Co. I. Third inf Time. IL seconds.
2 Running broad jump. Won by
Graves. of Co. I. First inf. (Gary). Dis
tance. IS feet 6 Y inches.
3. Shot put (16-lb. sho). Won by
olton. of Co Is. Thirt inf. Distance.
81 feet 11l5 inches.
I. Running high jump. Won by Vol
ton. cf Co. B. Third inf. Height feet
inch.
). rhree-legged race. so yards Won
hy Anderson brothers Of co. B. Third
inf. Time. s seconds
6. rug OF war. Won by Co. F. First
INF
The summary Of points i as follows:
First place: Co. Third inf. is
points.
second place. 60. !. First inf. (Gary).
13 POINTS.
Third place: + CO. Third inf. .
points.
Col. Harrison appointed the oficials
as follows: Referee. Major d. w De-
. g.; ~
chief score keeper. c. II. Marvin, Gary
y. NJ t. A.: starter. Capt r. c. Rankin;
judges. Capt. g. r. Gawehn. Capt. y. u.
Hill. Lieut. Geo. c. Rokobrant. Lieut..
James E. Rodenheck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
SUES FOR A DIVORCE

Charging abandonment, Carrie L.
Streigtif. 614 Oakley avenue Ham
mond. has filed suit for divorce from
her husband Jacob S Streigtif in the
Hmmond Superior court. They were
married September 3, 1901 and separ-
ated August IA. 1915. She believes
he is now in some Western state She
asks for the custody of their child and
an absolute divorce. Her attorneys
are McAleer, Dorsey and Gillette