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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
COL. ROOSEVELT
PREPARES THE WAY
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

ST. LOUIS. No. May 6-Lieut. Col.
Theodore Roosevelt. chairman Of the
temporary American Legion Is in the
city today making preparations for the
caucus OF delegates Of the legion
which Will be held here May s. 9, 10.
Lieut.. col Roosevelt explains that
the fundamental idea upon which the
legion expects to grow is to perpetuate
the ideas of service to the county-not
military. but civilian service. for So
cial betterment.
In outlining the purposes Of the le-
gion. Lieut. Col Roosevelt was care
full to make it plain that he expected
the directing force CT the association
to come from former enlisted men.
These. he said. would form the bull
wark Of the organization.
The Legion today is as clean as a
hog's tooth. and it is our desire to keep
it that way he continued. we viii
embrace policies. not politics"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
PALMATEER IS
ON THE JOB
New Hammond Policeman
Finds w. Hammond Man
With Stolen Tires.

Max Stepanski. a switchman OF 80,
154th place, West Hammond. and w.
p. Robinson. alias Robert Clark.
tire dealer Of 243 Lewis street. Ham
mond. were arrested last night charg-
ed with larceny by Oniced Palmeteer
Robinson with Stepanski were seen
last night by officer Palmateer and
Frank Grunewald to drive their auto
mobile out Of the woods on Columbia
avenue.
OFFICER Palmateer became suspicious
and watched the men, who went down
the tracks OF the Indiana Harbor Belt
Railroad.
Pretty soon Robinson and Stepanskl
reappeared carrying some automobile
tires which they put in the car. then
went back and got more until they
had sixteen tires in the machine.
The men then started off but Ofi-
Ger Palmateer arrested them and took
them to the Hammond police station.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
FORMER PRISON
GUARD ARRESTED
Paul Schmidt Working in
Hammond Factory Is Ac
cused by Prisoner.

Paul Schmidt. a former prison guard
at the Michiga City penitentary. was
arrested yesterday afternoon by officer
Warner of the Hammond police and H
D. Ciaudy of Michigan City. al the En-
terprise Bed Co.. Hammond.
Schmidt is charged with having aided
Firmer Shearer Of Huntington. Ind.
who was serving a life sentence for The
murder Of his father-in-law. Newton
stevens. Of Andrews, Ind, to escape
from prison on January last. also to
have given Shearer $50 TO help him
along.
shearer was arrested Saturday last at
London. Ont.
Schmidt. who has been living at 246
Plumncr ave, Hammond. and working
a the Enterprise Bed CO. for several
weeks was turned over to Edward
schlene. of the Michigan city police
last night by the Hammond police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
ATTRACTIVE
MILK EXHIBIT

very attractive and helpful ex-
htbit showing the food value OF milk
and other dairy products has been sent
to over one hundred and twenty five
cities and towns by the Holstein-Fries-
ian Association OF America. through
its Extension Service. This display
has been assembled at the northeast
show window OF the Lion Store. the
Hammond Dairy Company and the
Lake County Holtein Breeders Asso-
citation.
1t can be seen during the entire
week.
Its purposes are to acquaint every
one with the great economic and high
food value of dairy products, in COM
parlson with other foods. Every one
should see this exhibit and surely VIII
profit by studying il and practicing
what il teaches. Attention is called
to HolsteIn cows milk This breed %
dairy cattle furnishes from sixty per-
cent to a. high as eight-ave percent
of the milk used in many OF our large
cities.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
GEN. HAAN, LAKE CO. HERO AND HIS MEN IN N Y.
SELLS KISSES
Ar MILLION
BUCKS APIECE
Opera Star Disposes of 237
of Them at That Figure;
Brooklyn Over Top.
LlNrERNATIoNAL NEws SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEhFlIEl
NEW YORK, May 6.-Some one down
at Washington blundered when they
didn't get the luscius lips OF Nine.
Eleanor de Cisneros. opera star. into the
Victory loan earlier.
They call Brooklyn THE city of
churches" but BroolSlynites fell over
themseIve stalking kisses from Nine.
Cisneros at a million dollar Victory
loan bond apiece The opera star sold
twenty three at that price. including
one to an eighty-nve year old bank
president and then gave one away 70
the Rev. Sparkes Cadman. who said It
was shame the bankers got all the
kisses while the preachers had TO go
to heaven for their reward Her sales
put Brooklyn over the top"
Miss Julia Arthur volunteered TO sell
Victory bonds on the smack EN- plan
and kiss away the Victory loan. be-
came the slogan today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
MANUFACTURER
ON LONG TRIP

Extensive Developments Of the bus
mess of the McIlroy Hose & Betting
Co. of Hammond. is expected to re-
suit from a word girdling tour on
which President Frank 3. McIlroy
started this morning. Mr. McIlroy sail
ed this forenoon from New York on
the steamship City Of Lahore" Be
fore returning in October hes expects
to Visit South Africa. India. Japan.
China and the Philippines. At different
commercial centers he Will list AGENTS
for his products so that in a short time
hose and betting. bearing the Ham
mond trademark. VIII be found in all
markets OF the world
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
HOW ARE YOU
GOING TO KEEP
EN- ON THE FARM

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERycEI
LONDON, May 6. = The
forthcoming social season in
London is going to be hard on
the poor blind men. According
to the London Herald the new
dance frocks from Paris will
show the women's stockings as
far as the knees and will be
even lower than ever at the top.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
WILDCAT
FIGHTERS ARE
BACK HOME
Led BY Gen. W. G. Haan of
Grown Point Fighters Who
Smashed e Hun ,
Divisions Home.
f1uInETrN.)


zar- w. q. Ham was last night nott-
As1d pv a Hammond telegram that the
ottv Is prepsraug the biggest demonstra-
@ton In his nonor ever held in the coun-
~ Gen. Leonard Wood IS to be
e7,ast Of the city also on the occasion
An answer Is expected today.
NEW YORK; May 6.-Led by
Mai. Gen. William G. HAN, the
127th and 128th Infantry regi-
ments. the wildcat fighters from
Wisconsin, are back today. They
came 6,3o6 strong on the transport
George Washington and Cap Finis-
tere.
Although these fierce fighters
who had smashed the Germans at
F;smes and Juvigny. had won the
title of LES Terribles." they wept
when they first sighted the Statue
Of Liberty. They had rehearsed q
special yell to be given when they
first saw the statue; but tears came
instead.
HOW we'll the ThIrty-ssc6nd Division
tonight is attested by the story of now
+wenty-four different German divisions
among them the "Kaiser's own al
tackled on various occasions, but eacn
tine were hurled back, reelins and
broken.
LOSE I4,2es MEN.
Hundreds of men and nearly every
officer in the division have been deco.
rated. But the division have also palo
a heavy price for its glories' l2i2 Pc
CONTINUED on page six)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
RED NEST
RAIDED At
CALUMET
Police in e. Chicago Show
No Let Up in Their Ac-
tivities Against Reds.

/ What appears to have been
Bolshevik headquarters was raided
last night at Calumet, East Chi
cago, where in building near the
corner of 148th street and Alex
anderavenue there was found
good deal Of seditious literature
and other indications that it was a
veritable Red nest.
The police emptied the place of
practically everything it contain
ed. There were red ribbons, red
badges, red rubber stamps, red
books. papers. pamphlets. posters,
ballots. subscription lists and the
names of all subscribers and mem
bers of the order.
ROOM rs STRIPPED.
The pictures were taken from the
walls. the material was all gathered to-
gether and the entire contents OF the
room taken to the East Chicago police
station. where It awaits careful exami-
nation by federal authorities.
The entire material Will be turned over
for thorough Investigation. and it is pos
sible that the Information obtained will
be made the basis for subsequent ar
rests.
owners OF the Auditorium hall in
Indiana Harbcr deny emphatically that
the Reds. Bo{shavists. Socialists or any
other like org ft3zation could ever use
their hall tSss1kh~ did use II for the
purposes Of meeting we were Of
r. SIS only rev days ago By the
Socialists for a two hours meeting
and We turned down the offer Of
course" said Mrs. Cohen this morning.
Why none OF that kind OF people
could get in there and we were never
I 'nr1r1 =
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
NOTICE.

on account of the feeling OF unrest
among the certain classes IN the Cali
umet region. notice is hereby given
that no parades or open air meetings
win be allowed without first obtain
ing a permit from the Chief of Police,
any unpatriotic or d.sloyal movements
will be speedily dealt with.
I trust that I'll loyal citizens viii
stand BY the n g and give us their
support.
DANIEL BROWN. Mayor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
GIRL DROWNED
IN BATH TUB
INTERNATIONAL news sERyIcEl

FLORENCE. Ala, May 6.-Florence
Hansborough, the thirteen year old
daughter of NJ. s Hansborough. editor
of the Tri-Cities Daily of Sheffield, was
drowned in a bath tub this morning
The girls mother had made a visit to
a neighbor who was i'll and upon arriv-
ing back at home missed her daughter.
Upon openin gthe door Of the bathroom
she discovered the young girl lying in
the bath tub. which was filled with
water
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
DO YOU KNOW HER?

The Hammond Red Cross has been
asked to locate Mrs. c. F. Coleman.
Her son is i'll in hospital The Red
Cross announces that it has encravor-
ed to locate Mrs. Coleman hJt cannot
do soeand the Times Is asked to help
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
LIKE THE
crock OF AGES"
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCEl
PARIS. Nay 6.-President Wilson's
position on the Italian situation is as
Interchangeable as The Rock OF Ages"
IL was declared in American circles
close to the American executive. when
It was suggested that he had Joined
Premiers Lloyd-George and Clemen-
ceau in inviting the Italian diplomats
back to Paris.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
DESTROYER
GOES ASHORE


ST JOHNS. :. II, May 6.-The Z. 5.
destroyer 169 went ashore at Trepassy
early today. Her hull was not dam
aged and no one was injured. The 169
is one Of the ships. which viii help
mark the course for American sea-
planes on the flight across the At
lanfic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
Other Organizations Prepare.

COLUNIBUS.-A movement has been
started by the wool growers of Bartholo-
NEW county for pooling this years clip
of wool making q. combination sale to
one buyer, in an effort TO get better
priceS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06

Du11Ang az la Indiana ave-, in Ham
mond- In one window there is the red
tag and in the other a red ribbon hanver,
Dens' picture is prominently displayed as
wei as Socialist Literature. In a signed
statement Debs recently said, prom the
crown of my head to the soIes Of my feet
I an bolshevik and proud Of st."
Word has reachet the Ham
mond authorities that the Bolshev-
lists in the cities of the Calumet
region have planned another big
demonstration in Hammond, Sun
day, May II.
Hammond is the only city in the
region that so far has escaped
Bolshevistic mass meeting. Hand
bills announcing the meeting were
circulated in East Chicago and
Gary yesterday.
An impudent proposition to rent
Liberty Hall for the meeting was made
to the directors of the hall by the So
cialists yesterday morning and it was
Of course turned down coldly and pro-
fanely.
All Is In Readiness.
If the proposed demonstration was
set for today. the reds would find Chief
Of Police Austgen and his men all set
for It. With the remainder Of the week
10 perfect arrangements fer receiving
/ the guests who are gong to thrust their
presence ... On Hammond. Il .tlbs-s-reeeptiop
next Sunday viii be all the warmer and
more determined.
Mayor Stands Firm.
Not only IS Mayor Dan Brown and
/ the other city officials steadfast In their
+ determination that there shall be no
meetings or parades. but the police and
/ fire departments are prepared to cope
i with any evenuality that arises.
i Hammond has a strong company of
j home guards who are being remobilized
i 70 assist in the reception. Sheriff Lew
! Barnes Of Crown Point sends word that
lie viii be on hand with a big force Of
deputies 10 take a prominent part in the
/ Drocee eedings.
Liberty Directors Meet
At a meeting of the Liberty Hall di-
rectors last night at which all the di-
rectors were present. that body. which
through the entire period of the war;
acted as the city's official war organiza-
tion, steps were taken to organize a
I Citizens Vigilance Committee which viii
cooperate in stern manner with the
F! powers Of law and order. At the meet
ing a resolution was passed directing
the Lake County Bar Association TO be-
gin disbarment proceedings against all
lawyers who have taken any part what
ever in the disorderly events OF the past
few days.
Other Organizations Prepare.
steps have already been taken by the
Bar Association to bring about this end.
A meeting of the city council VIII
take place tonight at which Mayor
Brown will call for an emergency ordi-
nance to take care Of the anticipated
situation next Sunday.
In the meantime other secret move
ments are on foot among different or
ganizations to assist in handling crowds
next Sunday who may gather. These
bodies viii meet the various street cars
and trains coming into the city TO re-
ceive bolshevists.
When the reds meet in Hammond
next Sunday. If they do meet. they viii
get the hottest reception they have ever
had vet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06

Are you reading The Tmese
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06
CITY Will.
GIVE THEM
HOT TINE
Authorities Getting Ready to
Show That Hammond is
Al Patriotic.
(RULLETINA

The red nag today is openly displayed
IN the windows Of the Socialist heah-
quarters IN the old Salvation ARMY
building at 144 Indiana ave-. in Ea,n-
mond- In one window there is the red
flag and In the other a red ribbon hanver.
Debs' picture is prominently displayed az
well as Socialist literature. In a signed
statement Debs recently said, prom the
crown of my head to the soIes Of my feet
I an bolshevtk and proud Of st."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06

On streets and news stands. sc per copy.
Delivered By carried in Hammond and
West Hammond. SOC per month
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-06

1Continued on page six.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
SHALLOW WELL
To Be PUMPED
Production Of 200 Barrels
Expected by Roxana
COmpanY.

Graham. Tex. Oct 31.-The Donnell
No ! Of the Roxana Petroleum com
pany VII be put on the pump al
once. This wen struck oil few days
ago and the drillers bailed 40 bar
reis out Of the wen several days
later The operators believe that the
well is good Tor around 200 barrels
daily at its present depth Of 1877
feet. The wen wll be completed al
once.
The company VIII run a pipe line
TO the well al an early date. Twenty
five miles Of four inch casing is now
in storage here for the we'll The
company is planning to further de-
velop its holdings in this vicinity.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
WELL OPENS UP
NEW DISTRICT
Drilling Operations Con.
tinue Active in Pawnee
County. Texas

Tulsa, Okla, Oct 30.-With the
bringing in OF the 800 barrel well OF
the Armstrong farm by r l. Del
camp and others. a new district was
opened NJ southeast Of the Jennings
POOL in Pawnee county. This is she
second vel on the property. Drilling
operations are active In the district
The kim6ley Oh and Refining COM
paay have a p barrel well al a depth
Of 100 feet on the J. Rogers land in
the Henryetta district. Okmulgee
county.
With the drill on top OF the sand
the No. ID of H. T. Wilcox on the
Walter Banks property Beggs dis
trlcL IS Towing lu0 barrels.
A zoo barrel well mas been brought
IN on The Bearhead land, ia The Begss
district by the Atlantic petroleum
company Il Is the No. q on the prop
erty-
The iron Mountain on company has
complsted q 200 barrel wei on the
PeTryEan property. Beggs district.
The No. Of the Gordon oil and
Refining company on the Lemon land
In the Cement district, Caddo county.
Is making Is barrels OF oil daily from
g sand encountered az 2318 feet
Two and q half miles northwest Of
Chelsea IN the shallow district the
Fulton OIL and Gas company has
completed its first test on the Harry
I. Morrison allotment The wei Is
good for SO barrels per Gay from a
sand found az fs1 feet
Tn the Keys field near Lawton op-
erations are makina good headwar
since the rains have ceased. The Lone
star Gas company Is drilling at a
depth Of 20f5 feet in its well II sec
ton 1-2s-10W
The No. Wiley Of southard ct al
IN section 5-2s-19W Is making 200
barrels nar day. II IS situated IN the
Keves fed
IN the same district the Gypsy oil
company has $50 barrel weH IN sec +
ton 4-2s-l0w
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
HOUSE PASSES OIL-cOAL
LAND LEASING MEASURE

Washington. D. c.. Oct 31--With
little change from the draft as pre-
pared by the house committee. the
house Thursday passed by a vote Of
l69 70 80 the oil and coal land leas-
ing bill The measure now goes 70
conference
The bill though a complete redraft
OF the senate measure contains many
senate draft Titles TO the lands is
retained by the government under
both bills. but leasing Is permitted
on a royalty basis. The house bill
provides for a minimum fixed royalty.
leaving the maximum royalty 10 be
fixed by the secretary Of The Interior.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
TEXAS COMPANY BRINGS IN
WELL IN WEST COLUMBIA

Houston, Tex. oct 81 - A 1000
barrel well has been brought IN BY
the Texas company In ths West Co
lumbia field. Il Is the No. - Hogg
aud Is producing from . depth OF
1880 feet
and Refining company's No Ccona
came with a 5000 barrel flow a few
days ago. so per cent Of which was
salt water. After flowing for five
hours the well sanded up.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
KENTUCKY COMPANY Guys
HOLDINGS NEAR BURkBL RNETT

For a consideration OF Sl-625.euU the
Old Dominion oil company OF Louis
VIE. KY, has taken over six differ
ent oil companies with holdings In
block p, "a and 81 in the Burkburnett
fields and with other acreage The
six companies are. The Pilgrim oil
company Bradley OIL company. Beard
Oh company. Block "a OIL company,
Block 81 on company and -Four Leaf
on company
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
MESCALERO OIL COMPANY
FILES CHARTER IN n. N.

Santa Fe. n. A.. Oct 31--The Mes
calero Oil company. OF Lake Arthur.
Chaves county, has been Incorporated
for half a million dollars TIE com
pany begins business with $1,000 paid
In each OF the five incorporators SUB
scribing for $500 in stock. The in
corporators are B. H Lincoln.
Thomas G. Givan. Of Los Angeles: o.
H Lincoln. v. II. Lincoln. and J. I.
Mccullough, Of Lake Arthur.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
GEOLOGIsT RELIEVES

Donald Mckenzie. a geologist. said
Thursday that D. z. Davis, a trustee
OF the Saragosa OIL company which IS
preparing TO drill for oil near sara
gosa in Reeves county. Texas. had
spent a day at the Laura well Of the
Sunshine OIL company near Pecos IN
the same county and had expressed
himself As well pleased with the oil
showing there A good showing ap-
peared With every baler fun Of slush
brought out during the day and the
oil showed well even u the bottom
Of the baler, according to Dr. Davis
The gas was so strong from the well
that 10 was unpleasant
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
COMPANY pa 90 ..l AcR Z s.


The santa Rosa. New Mexico. Oil
company which was recently formed
In santa Fe, n ~. has elected James
A French. former state engineer,
president Other officers are h j.
hagerman. OF Roswell. first vice pres
idents K F. Hapgood, OF Dallas. sec
ondd vice president; W r. flanagan.
jr--s Of Dallas, secretary Arthur SelIg-
man. treasurer; Francis C. Wilson.
statutory agent The company has
acquired oil and gas rights in $4,000
acres in Guadalupe county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Roswell. n H.. Oct sI.-A suit has
been Instituted In district court here
whereby Hugh Ross, a representa-
tive Of the Sinclair Gulf OIL com
pany. has begun suit against Dorsey
Hager. geologist. for $4,000 alleged
70 be commissions tile through the
sale OF lands belonging to the Ros-
wen Oh Development company.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
REFiNERY CHANCES Hands.

me invader on an1 Refining com.
pany has bought the 1900 barrel re-
finery Of the security Refining COM
pany. at Burkburnett. Wichita county,
Tex The consideration was 350o.0u0.
The refinery was completed and put
In operation lFst July and has its
own four inch pipe line into the
northwest Burkburuett pool and
three Inch line 10 transport fuel oil
from the plant 20 that field for boiler
purposes. Fifty tank cars were in
ciuded In the deal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
CATERPILLARs HAUL MATERIAL
To BUILD NEW TOWN

The new oil town Of JakehamOn.
Tex. which IS being built at q pro-
diEious rate. has not been held back
so badly on account OF the heavy
rains and mud lately. The caterpillar
tractor has been used by freighters
TO haul building materials over the
extremely bad roads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
DRILLIvG NEaR BEIIrvrF-

under way az the Ciaytex Syndlcate's
we'll, four miles northeast OF Belle
vue- The well was started with a 20
inch hole in order that Il might be
drilled 10 the 1000 foot level unless
oI in paying quantities. should be en-
coUntered at q lesser depth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

"casearets- work while you sisepI
When yoa are feeling bilious. head
aehys constipaied II the breath Is
bad. stomach upset. or for colda asl-
iowness. just take "Cascarstsr 10 reg-
ulate the liver and bowels AID al i
ven b. morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31
NAVARRO COUNTY DRILLING
IS DELAYED BY HEAVY RAINS

Corsicana. Tex Oct. sl.-AcuviIies
In Navarro county have bean greatly
delayed BY the recent rains. Drill
ing has been Suspended On the deep
test OF the Corsiuana Deep Wei COM
pany. on the Green Springiield farm.
east Of Corsicana on account OF the
nonarriVai OF the IS horse power
boiler The total depth Of the wei
Is 1890 feet.
The Corsicana on and Refining
company is completing q deal Tor a
site Tor is lubricating refinery. which
viii be started upon In a short time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

Burkburnett Texas. oct s1.-The
oil sand has been reached IN the ". E
Conner and company wei 90 the shall
low field Ia southeast Burkburnett at
depth OF 1906 feet. Rigs are being
well IN.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

The United states railroad admin
istruti0n has announced the holding
up Of the Issuance OF rules lpplyin-
70 the location OF tracks and the
American Petroleum institute got IN
10 the fight Hence the delay In put
ting out the rules.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-31

II you are expecting to move you
should call $500. When anything Is
done right there Is nothing 70 regret.
We do our work right-liwavs.
Nothing broken-nothing lost
City Service Co.-Trl. $500.
Autos, Taxis. Baggage, MovinE.-Adv.