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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05

per that Capt George CrowelI had
been sent back from France 10 be
an instructor in one OF the great
cautOnments in this country. There
followed a glowing tribute to the
young officer. who had been deco
rated by the French for bravery In
action. Then one sentence seemed
to jump at her eyes. capt. Croweil
has been granted a two days leave
/ before reporting 10 camp and is now
staying with his parents here"
George Crowell-in town. The tele-
phone bell tinkling insistently at her
side reused her from a brief rev.
erie. She took up the receiver ne
chemically.
That you, Mary?" called Lorens
Moore's cheerful voice. "Of course
you know that George CrowelI IL in
town! He came yesterday az noon.
but nobody saw him, for re stayed
with his mother all the afternoon
and evening. We're getting up a
military ball at the Country club to-
night in his honor. Can you run
down with me this morning to make
u.
fnei You're a dependable old girl
George is the best looking thing you
ever saw. Some of us ran over to
see him this morning. Think of
dancing with a real. live eligible
man asaini I'll bet his feet were
mover as tired on a long hike as they
viii be tonight. Every girl can have
one dance with him. We've divided
his time equally. We're going TO
make our crowd safe for democracy
you see. Be around in an hour
GoOd-byei"
With a heart as light as her heels.
Mary ran up the steps 10 her room.
She took a sheer blue Organdie, her
only new dress for the summer,
from under its cover. and hung the
airy creation on the chandelier
while she brushed her shining red
brown hair and knotted it at a most
becoming angle. George would be
sure TO drop in at the club while
they were decorating.
But the morning hours at the club
slipped away, the organdie frock be-
came crumpled and soiled and no
dashing young officer made his ap-
pearance. 1t was only when Lorena
stopped her motor at Mary's door
and inquired just what that young
lady expected to wear 10 the dance
that memory plugged the line of
happiness for the day
why, l can't go" gasped Mary
despairingly. II had forgotten that
this is Tuesday. / volunteered for
service Tuesday and Friday nights at
Red Cross headquarters. The work
ing girls come then. Women with
children can't go at night. so we
younger instructors must report"
You're silly" protested Lorena
laconically. ave called up two or
three of the volunteer workers and
they're planning to cut tonight and
to go TO see George. / think that il
is our patriotic duty to rally around
him and show him now proud Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05
MAINTAIN THE BARLEY
ACREAGE.

. .
The coming season is likely to be
a critical one in barley culture in the
northern states. Barley has not been
grown nearly so widely as the yield
per acre in pounds Of feed would
justify. and it is feared that the loss
Of the milling and brewing market
may reduce the acreage still more.
From the standpoint OF farm econ
omy. the barley acreage in the north
ern states should not be reduced be
low the need for farm feed. Barley
is a good feed grain for all classes
of live stock. In the northern states
it yields more pounds OF feed to the
acre than any of the other small
grains. II yields best on well-drsin-
ed soils. 1t does not respond wei on
lands that are wet or lands that are
sandy. On favorable soils in the
northern states the farmer wOul6
do we'll to maintain his barley acre.
age. especially If he has live stock TO
which he may feed It.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05

ell had passed her by without so
much IS an appraisine glance. The
fact had seemed strange to Mary
when she found that he had the rep
utation Of making love TO every
pretty girl in the crowd
When he had entered the first
officers training camp. he had told
her a careless goodbye with light
clasp of the hand when they had met
by chance in a drug store. All Of
these things required 20 her mind
when she read i'm the morning pa
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05
Over the Top for Love
BY A. Marie Crawford

for some inexplIcable reason,
George Crowell had never appeared
70 notice Mary SOuthall, although
they had moved in the same set. had
danced ana played cards together
for the three years since the girl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05

had flashed upon the little city like
a radiant star out Of the Tar away
sky. All the other young men and
some of the old ones. too. for that
matter. had fallen victims 20 her
compelling charm, but George Crow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05

Sailors have a curious way Of
knowing when their ship is ap-
preaching land. They go 10 Mother
Nature for their knowledge. II you
are on the ship they may ask you 10
feel the deck. which is wet with
dew. Even though the stars are
shining clearly. and the sea is alb
solutely smooth, the deck seems as
though water had been poured
across IL. The sailor will then in
form you that dew is never 10 be
found more than thirty miles from
lanad. so the dew is a good indica-
ton.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29
Elected My Queen

That Miss Joyce Weaver was
elected Mayaueen, in q popularity
contGDt 1t the Ypsilanti (Mich. }
Noroal over tho whele school,
was Dot surprising to her friends
here who appreciate the fact thSs
this osvely, winsome lassie would
becons popular where ever she
wenA The paper with the full
accoent of the pretty compliment
paid Miss Joyce. both q May.
queen and Is leading lady in and
manaGer Of the big play of the
year, was promised US for publ
cation but unfortunately it was
Destroyed, hence details cannot be
giveo.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29

Tboaunual commencement dance
giveo in honor Of Che Normal
students took place at the Will
iisms building Monday night.
whes the Echo hand of Shreve.
port furnished mssic for the &C.
cssiso. Visitors from Coushatta,
OauDai and the surrounding coun.
try Anue in for The dance and tho
.heFo Was q fairly lsr2e crowd out
tho e1tendsnce wes not - large
y y 1saaily the eese,
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.I,hlq Enterprise
lV EEKLY.
II JESDAY. MAY '29 1919


% F0E's FORECAST May Both
heary rains; 3lst, mild Will
showers! June LIST 10 End, warn
and pleasant. On the Bird a storm
vii sosm over the Missouri Val
= Leg anJ move Southwark.
3lr.} James Dey has returned
from /, visit to his son in Colorado
Fancy or simple modes in skirts
! ~ AIEBER BROS
T. Mana johnson, of Alexan.
dr., is The guest of Mrs. N. +.
SmiyI.
Ml-s Carmen BreazeaIe enjoyed
few days visit to New Orleans
last week.
Gs4andies and voiles are good.
We have them in q big variety
HUGHES
Miss Ora Peters has returned
hone for the summer, her school
having closed.
Mr.. George Williamson, of
81, yeport, was among the visl-
tors turing the week.
Headquarters for anything and
, ever ~ ladies stylish footwear
--SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. p. T. Hedges delivered thu
commencement address at Oak
dale, last Friday.
. Mr. Will Payne has returned
from New Orleans where he has
be- taking a course at Soulc's.
Fancy voiles, silks, Georgette
andesummery dresses of all kinds
-LTEBER BROS
air, and Mrs. Walter Dunckle-
man, of TricheI. were among the
visitors to town during the week.
Misses Essie and Bella Rosen-
thal, OF Alexandria, were the com. |
mon cement guests of Miss Nav
Katie.
Gordon silk hose. $l.25 and
N.oo'at -
HUGHE
MIR. H..A. w. Hawcott, Of New
Orleans, spent last week here,
lookiiag after his lands turnout |
the i,srish.
.Nlussrs. Horace Hughes and
Hutest Gteneaux paid an import
ant business visit to Shreveport
!, list aeek.
New Georgeste Waists al
ss -sEAhIIMASs
Als. and. Mrs. Mona Cock6sld
and little daughters motored In
from their Red River plantation
dhEina the week.
Mr.. Il. I. Ford, OF Ward ..
f., J, $1,000 M.-sh.Ii
1890 !. "a. = ~. -..d
.as sumner sl!y ;ski .r ere 3 y! woode.s; |
s sSs ~ 49, ., ~ .ae o,s ~
sELIEBER BROS
sxnc I'D Ml.sfii.;.. rh..;...ss,
Ls:lSs go; ssssa.sssss;on q ,thss-1
-, - 49, ss a 49, I'D. .....l
.,.s.',ss - ~. 80 &, s.,,,,,,.,
SsS ;issS Or sss's ssssI
800 - -. -. =, 800. ~ !,
Ill, n r.. 500. $3.50 ,.a.t -
ou sss 4! t. s:,ess 81
haze ASts 7efenase0 ~, UPON. sne1
gfsanN soppJSite Mr.. TIE. Pole.l
mai ! ssiisfaue6. sS -
~ So: $50 s.si.a ss'a.-
.rnass:s..s EsIs,sc 4. Sh9,o. fcr ,nersS I
A ~ = | : EAfAfEIsMAN'S 4
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29

Mrs. H. Hughes reached home
Friday night after = pleasant visit
70 Nacogdoches.
Dr.. Bruce Wallace Of Alexsn.
dria and wife have been spending
the past week in town.
Brown oxtords. in high and
military heels-the summer shoe
for style and service
-SEMMELMAN'S
Mr.. Willie Freeman came down
from the oil fields near Gahagan
for . few days at home. returning
yesterday.
Mr.. J. D. Hagewood returned
Monday night from q visit to his
daughter ct Boyce.
!. Another express shipment of
ladies bathing suits. New patterns
and eolors, at all prices
HUGHES
Miss Noelie Hart came up from
Reserve for q couple of days the
beginning of the week.
Miss Annie Burris arrived from
Tenn. on Saturday to spent the
summer with her sister. Mrs. H.
Hays.
Pretty patterns in mems Silk
Shirt materials at
Nj. Alex Cloutier and daueh.
tsrs, OF Bermuda, motorsd up to
meet Mr.. Guy Cloutier just re-
turned from overseas.
For the first time in ton months
The Jail is tree of any insane, tho
last unfortunate having been TAX
q . PinevilIe within the week.
New shipment Of Silk camisoiss,
gowss, teddies, etc. ct
,Col. and Mrs. G. V. Porter. Jr.
- - Isaa9aE. for thaiS. hsmaial
IaA5N 1oass stopping ever for d
lhers visit 70 relatives q Bunkie.
Coepo,als Roy Barlow, Rcd
ZONES, u. Albritton and Earl
Pru1homms are among tho latest
Dfsar boys to reach heos from
9vsgsea&
Msssrs. Leo Hysms, Of Csmpti,
Milton Bsrbo and John Berry. Of
latehitoches, T. and L Delrio.
4 Black Lake, reached home
1ondsy, just arrived from over
~.
Stats Supt. Harris. ]. L. West |
,roske and ]. Foster were among |
hs members of the Board Of
administrators of the Normal
rho attended the annual meeting, |
Mr.. A. e. Ewing went 70 New |
JrIeans Friday to await the ar-I
ival Of her son from Camp Shabby |
I'd enjoyed = visit to her mother. |
'eaching home with Sergeant Gre |
ale On Sunday night, who was
'ord;ally welcomed BY his many |
tioa3s.
Giving to the generous rains
Dasesres are verdant, keeping cat /
lain excellent condition snd while
,oupo Of the crops are TOO grassy
hesofrom, the moisture that can !
. s1ored away for future use,
Ialaaoes tho grass which at pres |
inpoy eetards but cannot do
srious damage.
The honors were equally divid-
d q the inter society contests,
|atnsday night, The s. A. K. |
sinning il, oratory, Miss Less |
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29

+ Children's wash dresses fol-
school
-SEMuELNAN'S
| Mn. Anna McCook spent th<
past week with her sos James, q
Arlington.
Mi8 Faith Dseedleve il spend
ing . few weeks with friends ia
Beaumont, Texas.
NJ. and Mr.. L. Smith, Of
Bastsop, were among the com.
mousemont visitors.
! Az last our full Lire of Queen
Quality shoes has arrived. Nuf sed
HUGHES
b Gssd crops make ICED times.
good fellowship. GOOD will, good
] intsnsions and good living.
Miss Caro- WILLIAMSON has re.
turned from Zsshsry whore she
has beea teaching the past year.
I We have Nunsi1twear for
Stous, Slim, TAU or Short
IS. = H. KATIE
Miss Sudie Stephens bee reached
home frsm Okiahome whore she
has been teaching tho Dest year.
Rev. r. ]. Pirkey. Of Monroe.
who delivered the coununnpcement
seruaen was tho guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dana Terry.
Bungalow aprons Cool and
comfortable for summer wear
-sEMlELMAN'S
Nj. and Mn. Harry Stephens
have returned from . visit to Mr..
aud Hrs. T. H. McNesley Of COL
fax.
Mdusrs. johnson and Phillips,
Of Shreveport, we're The weekend
hous6partg guests Of Misses July
and Gladys Breaseale.
Juee received opr Juos shipment
Of tho celebrated Wosthnor and
Welvo9th wslsto
NJ. Alvin Deblieux las reached
home from Cuba, where bis duties
- sugar chemist will not necessi.
iate BE return uotil To fall.
Mn. e. J. JsAnsoa, Of Ham
mond. arrived Monday wight for
! few weeks visit 70 ber rsreuts,
Mr.. aad Mrs. B. PhslDs.
Our line OF sumner dssssss txo.
claim the geed laste end style .of
heir Woaror j
-LlEBEt BROS
Nr. +. J. 0anhel and 80
Eissk ~ 0a1 oa115ol
hon Overseas, efo - suesE efI
Mr. and Mr.. Z. I. 0eoliea, u.
We have 4unsiu9wsar for
StouA Slim, Tall o. S6ort
IS. = H. KATIE
MisD Carrie Dos1uonb school
,svilk closed. 49, i Win her sis-
or. Min Virgins. Who odemiciled
i Mn. Tom Iisrssob home o.
Noelhal Ayssue.
Tski&a thas vassti1a this am.
nefl We hate : cen( 49, line 81
''saAr s's' =. 4: Il; Laws |
Hail aeosnpaa;ed ~ beexy
ain end sjeetrical stsl6as Of HI
~ night - 611ueday vbik
vind 49, M tkoGe q Gunday
sticA eassed.A jsei11l drsp I'll
h tAeaae1psesr.
JFhe lid - eeulddA ct nifty
|rapo g chioo shirta We haveI
hsm = wonderful designs. Price,
10
n. ". r. Wapp tseusi,t hisl
|aa61 -. Mls. Esthse Hart and
,aby %. firm Alszanlsis Thurs
~, Estnrniae H. n4xt Day.
~. Hart NJ alno0g heauznber
. - 6sr dipleae = - lgsrsnal,
!.
= seseall ID : - KrashI
id Ial0 He'd III - inesesGt-
~ usisss ~ - 11nssfsativsI
eE,GLaGAN's
ss1pssl erea1 q hlnse win bs
,sslo1 I'd apol - e the
'sNas : tn 1919 enic = bsl
livsa IN d 2. : = Grand
1serA tsasdsy. - - ihnilliis
4 balh ~ y. o. w. aai q. D. /
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29
Attention Returned Soldiers
and Sailors

Tho Home Service Section Of Nat
ehitschss Chapter A. r. c. 10 now sup
piled with the necessary blanks fol-
you - I'll out in applying for tho i'd
ditisaal travel pay. All who received
three and one half cents per mile from
Tie camp where they were discharged
are entitled to the difference between
this and i've cents per mile which con-
grsss has agreed to allow. Bring ysur
discharge papers and this Office will be
glad % help you make application for
this. Bring al Of your troubles about
Insurance. Compensation. Vocational
Training, Allotmsnts and Allowances,
Back Pay, Liberty Bonds, Hospital
Treatment and other difficulties to the
Red Gross. They know hew to help
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29

Dc FoE's FoRECAsT--M May Both,
heary rains; 3lst, mild with
showers! June LIST 10 2nd, warm
and pleasant. On the Bird a storm
vii, .osIn over the Missouri Val.
Leg 4nJ move Southwark.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29

WEDNESDAY,, JUNE 1
Pitfalls of Big City. Gladys BrsetVel
Mutt and jeff, Hospital Ordeeij0
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29
THURSDAY. JUNE s

Diana of Green Van, Alma Rsub0s,
Strand COMEDY
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1919-05-29


ehesofrom, tho moisture that can
D s1ored away for future use,
|halsaoss the srass which 1t pres
einply retards but cannot do
serious damage.
The honors were equally divid.
Cd q the inter-society contests,
Saturday night, The s. A. K.
winning in. oratory, Miss Lesa
Jordan. the fair young daughter
- lGe. and Mrs. Henry Jordan
ef this city carrying Of that hop-
q, while tho NJ. e. G. representa-
live won the defamation medal
and tho e. l.. s. quartstte WAS
awarded the prize in singing.
Ths summer term merged right
into that Of the spring term which
ended with the graduation exer-
eies Is the Normal Monday morn
Inc. Ne registration starting Tues
lay md classification begins 70
day.
The now members OF the SUM-
neR school faculty are % hand
~ % the students are not, q
snaay q shem are teachers whose
suhsels heve not ended vel, and
~ viii b delayed n coming
~ sloss.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

Miss Agnes Muidoon and John Ju-
Ter two well known young Whiting
people We're united in marriage at the
Sacred Heart church on Tuesday morn
ing al O'Clock. BY Rev. Father VII
IAN 6. Miller IN the presence OF
large number OF relatives and friends
Of the contracting parties The at
PENDANTS we're Miss Florence Nuldoon.
sister Of the bride and Victor Was
ney. OF Chicago. who served with the
groom in France. The bride wore a
pink georgette dress with pink chif-
ion nat and carried a shower boquet
Of pink. The bridesmaid wore a yell
lew and blue dress with hat and flow
ers to correspond. Following the
service wedding breakfast was serv-
&C 70 fifty guests at the home of the
bride. Mrs Julier is the daughter OF
Mrs. Marie Muldoon OF Central ave-
rue and is well known in Whiting So
cial circles The groom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Julier. of Elkhart.
who until recently resided in this city.
having recently returned home from
France Mr.. and Mrs. Julier will
spend ten DAYS visiting with the for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26

PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
George Walsh in Help Help, Po-
See. an ali comedy feature Also
F.aGhe News. 6-26-It
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26
Story OF Number 40

40 years ago an old doctor was put
ting up a medicine for diseases of the
blood. that cured the worst cases or
specific blood poison. and time proved
that the cures were permanent. After
many years secured the prescription
(betng a druggist). and took each in
gredient separately and referred 10 my
u. !. Dispensatory and other authorize
tive books on medicine and found the
medical properties set down as follows
Employed in diseases OF the glandu ar
system, in blood poison. scrofula- con
etfpation, stomach and liver troubles.
chronic rheumatism. cararrh. in sores.
ulcers. skin e-uptions. nercurial ana
lead poisoning Under It's use nodes.
tunnors ana scrofrlous swellings that
have wtthstood all other treatment dis
appear as IL BY magic" TO COM
memorate my fortieth year as a drug
gist named this medicine Number 40
for The blood" J. c. Mendenhall.
Evansville. IND
SOLD by JOS weis. Hammond. and
Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor.--
Ad
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26

nieris parents in Elkhart and at Gray'S
Lake and McHenry Ill. Upon their
return they viii reside with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Parker in Atchison ave-l
nue. until their home in West Park adj
dition is erected
Rev II. p Ivey and family left ves-a
terday morning for a two weeks VAL
cation They will drive through toi
Columbus. o. to spend q week at the
Methodist centenary celebration. They.
places. both going out and on their re-.
turn trip. During the pastors alb
sence there will be no preaching serv-
Ices at the Methodist church for twol
sundays. but all the other regular
services will be held both sundays and
weekday He expects to return for;
Join in the union Sunday night serv-i
ices beginning at the church IN Rob-
ertsdale. Sunday. July s.
Nike Rush arrested by Officer Gir-i
ard for being intoxicated. was ar
raigned before Judge Green and fnedt
So and costs. upon payment OF which
he was released.
Mr.. and Mrs William stoll are en-,
tertaining the formers sister. Mrs
William Linden and niece. Josephine
Doran Of Cleveland. O.
Bert Hill. arrested for assault and
battery on complaint of Mrs. Simirs.
was dismissed BY Judge Green.
Peter Smith VAS fined SO and costs
By Judge Green. having been arrest
ed by OFFICER Parker for speeding.
Mrs Frank n Long Of LaPorte ave-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLEs
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
few cents-Try III

---~-~-s-s--e-s--~--s-e~-s-e
Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard white, shake well. and you have
a quarter pint of the best freckle and
tan lotion. and complexion beautifler. at
very. very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and any
drug store or toilet counter will supply
three ounces Of orchard white for few
cents. Massage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the face. neck. arms end
hands each day and see how freckles
and blemishes disappear and how clear.
Yes! It is harmless and never irritatss
soft and rosy-white the skin becomes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26
SCALE

Mrs Joseph Kinsock Of Lake ave-
nue.. mas returned home after spend
ing two weeks vacation visiting
friends IN Iowa.
Mrs Arthur Haden i spending few
weeks visiting Al the home o. her
mother. Mrs HIATT. OF Michigan
Mr. and Mrs Edward Langoh- and
Edwin Bader. Or Myrtle avenue. and
Miss Z Anderson. Of South Chicago.
motored to Gary Wednesday.
Miss Mary Brenkus attended the
graduation exercises or her cousin.
Miss vocha. at LaPorte. the fore part
OF the week.
Mr. and NJ Clyde Smith and
daughters Of the West Park addition.
returned home Wednesday evening
after spending Two weeks visiting
relatives in Kalamazoo and vicks-
burg. Mich
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson OF Lake ave
nue.. motored to East Chicago on bus
mess "Wednesday
Arthur ogren. OF Myrtle avenue had
the misfortune to hurt his foot while
Al work Monday
Mrs sam Cunningham. OF Indiana
Farbor visited at the home OF her
mother. Mrs Fred Leverenz. Of Myrtle
avenue.
Mrs Arthur Judson or Cleveland
avenue. Mrs Foreaur and Mrs. Turley
az Lincoln avenue. motored to Chi
-caso. Monday.
Mrs George Bader Of Myrtle avenue.
visited friends in South Chicago
Wednesday
Mrs George Bader Of Myrtle ave-
nue.. visited friends in South Chicago
Wednesday
Charles Fl. King. OF Chicago. spent
Tuesday In Robertsdale on business.
Mrs. i Poppen was a Chicago shop
rer Wednesday
Mrs n Flick Or Myrtle avenue. is
IN the sick list.
Clarence Esgers returned TO his
home on Roberts avenue. after visit
ing relatives in Green Island. Ia
CARD OF THANKS.
Friends and Neighbors
In memory OF him who has gone
kindly accept our thinks for your
many courtesies. kind words and for
81 offerings during our recent bereave-
ment in the los sof our son and broth
er, Lawrence.--Mrs Mollie Flick.
Daughter Eleanor and Son Irwin.
e-2s-1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26
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Get "a 25-cent box OF "Tiz" ut any
drug sFore and end foot torture for
whole year. Never have tired aching.
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fine an b you'll only wish you had tried
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26
WOULD YoU LIKE TO BE A MOVIE
ACTRESSr
Are You Qualified To BE a Movie
Actre@ae

rue has a. her guests her brother and
ser from Alton. Ill
Louis Baumwohl was arrested on
complaint OF officer Parker for break
ing quarantine. HIS child had chick
enp.N and Louis. not believing in
signs. tore the card on the house He
Is under SIS bonds 70 appear July 1st
for TRIAL
Among the out-of-town guests at
the Muldoon-Julier wedding were the
groo ms parents. Mr. and Mrs John
Julier and daughters. sallie and Mary.
OF ELkhart. Mr.. and Mrs Earl Smith.
OF Irbiana Harbor. and many from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26

After this date the rate for
classified advertising will be 10
cents per line with a minimum
charge Of 80 cents. Whiting, Ind,
March 31st. s-s1-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26
Whiting
AdUertiS
Are Winners
NOTICE.

and are acceprcd by The Whiting News
Go. "a. I4oth st. Phone I3s-W.
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STAR THEATRE ToNIGHT.

AAN AHEsa FNE io-Ni"ht.
The scarlet Drop Is one Of the
most gripping dramas ever staged
see II az the star tonlsht along with
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western feature. Adventure and ho-
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WATSON II Gong Up lively COM
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26

Chicago. McHenry and Grays Lake.
Illinois.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-26

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