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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08
AMERICAN LEGION
MEETS THURSDAY

Next Thursday has been set as the
date for the next meeting Of the Ameri-
can Legion of East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor 1t viii be held In the city hall
beginning promptly az eight o'clock and
every member is expected to be present.
The meeting Will not be restricted 70
members only however. All eX-serNice
men are urged TO attend
The purpose Of the meeting IS to pre-
pare for a membership drive which is
TO be launched by every post In the
country on September Is and extend un-
til September 20 In these six days the
officers hope to increase the membership
of the Legion 70 one million. Already
there are over $4,000 members. Each
member is expected TO work and with
this number Of workers in the field the
goal Of one million should soon be at
tanned. More than four million men and
women in the country are eligible for
membership and considering the number
eligible for membership. the goal seems
small. Three new members for each old
one Will more than do the trick.
National headquarters are planning
for a drive which will make the whole
country sit up and take notice and in
order TO do this each local post must
carry out the part assigned TO it, Each
state has been apportioned a certain
number to enroll according 10 tse ndm-
Der from that state who were in The
world war. This number will then be
divided by the state branch and a pro-
portionate number assigned TO each To-
cal post. The number of members ap-
portioned to Indiana IS 27.727 and the
number the state had in service was
120,069 This requires that loss 'han
one-fourth Of the eligible ones be en-
rolled in order 10 attain the goal The
state authorities have not yet appor-
toned the number among the local posts
and it is therefore not known what the
East Chicago objective Will be The in
formation viii probably be received he
fore Thursday. Whatever 1t is the East
Chicago post is confident that there will
be no trouble in enrolling the necessary
number.
For the state branch whose. member
ship on American Legion Day. Novem-
Der IL. shows that it most effectively
popularized the American Legion in its
territory. there will be the honor Of re-
ceiving. with proper ceremony. in tho
presence Of Marshal Foch Of France and
other distinguished guests. a banner
proving to the country that this state
led ell others in the September drive.
East Chicago members are going to do
all in their power to make that banner
come to Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08

hscated and sold. Gavro's wife was also
informed and both We're then starved to
death by the Austrian captors.
One of the sons of Constantine Saric
was called TO the colors and was one of
the Officers in the Austrian army He
had command of a Serbian battalion and
persuaded them to desert as body and
cross over 70 the enemy. the prot was
discovcr and thwarted but none Of tile
battalion would tell who had planned
and encouraged the desertion. As q
punishment every tenth man in the bat
talon was shot and the remainder were
interned for the period of the war. This
nephew is now in very poor health. due
TO his long confinement
The letters which were written some
time ago also say that the Austrian rule
Of Slavonia which is to become Jugo-
Slavia is no better than before the war
but that the people hope for better tinss
under the new Jugo-Slavia government.
The letter charges that $4,000 profess
sional men in Bosnia were hung by the
Austrians during the war and that now
there is a great scarcity there of doc.
tors. lawyers. teachers and preachers
Stojan Saric. who is with L. W. Sarfc
in the real estate business here. is a
son of Gavro who was starved 10 death.
Watch for the Bluebird Saturday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08

NJ Grimmer-
l@s4o-On Note, Clark Leroy IS Thorn
as r Strickland V. K Rob
erts
lzo4l-for Possession. George Francis
Miller and wife vs. Joseph L Blair
and wife. Greenlee & Call.
12s42-On Note; Henry Nowak - L.e-
on Pietszak. A. P stagoskI.
l2S43-on Account. Cleaners and Far
mers Cooperative Elevator co
Us Harry Foster u "
Belshow
1884 Personal Injury; Mox Peltz
IS Walker D. Hines adm. cake
Shore ana Mich Southern. o..
J Bruce
Foreclosure Mortg. Samuel
Thiel Elk. Of Estate OF Louis W
John - Thiel and Anna z O.
3 Thiel
l2S4e-PeJit.on In the matter or the
streets. alleys and parts Of them
Petition OF John r Kraay and
Mary 5. Kraay. for he vacation
81 /, . and 3 IN pits OF certain
II Johnson. ct al. Belshow
n Oakland add. item Munster
F. Meyer
l2s47-on Note. John sheretz vs. y
and Hershman
l2S4s-ca Note; Elizabeth Benedek Is
Marry yeresh and Joe F. 9.
Lesius
2s4s-Personal injury. sarah Paval-
IT, adm estate Of Nicholas y
Cary Land Co. Gary Heat Light
ami Water co. T. G Lisuis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08
civic cLuB TO ELECT OFFICERS.

The members of the civic Club OF
Indiana Harbor will meet tonight TO
choose the men who are to conduct
the affairs Of the club for the ensuing
year Twenty-Five men. each repre-
senting some field vitally connected
with the civic affairs. have been plac-
"a IN nomination by the nominating
committee and or these twenty Will be
e,ected other matters of Importance
wall be discussed and the club may set
a definite date for the end Of the mem
bership campaign which was prolong
ed because Of the great amount Of
worh entailed.
The men nominated for directors are
f. T. Markey. Indiana Harbor Nation
a Bank, John r. Farovid. Citizens
Trust and Savings Bank; p " Du-
pes real estate: H 81 Olney. con
TRACTORS and builders. J " Lees.
Industries, John Carroll. First State
Trust and Savings Bank c. T Dollas
commercial interests; w b Van
Horne. professional interests N e
Critics. professions and city: c. E
Potts Industries; Edwin j Carlson.
Standard Forgings: L. ". Saric. real
estate; Wm. H. Evans. American
Steel Foundries; H. b. Dickey in
dustrial interests. b g. Lukens. com
mercial interests. y al Teegarden.
Universal Portland Cement. y. b..
Darragh, Marks Manufacturing CO
W. f. Jewell. good roads; Ben Magin-
ski. union labor. Geo Roland. pro-
fessions; John Pete. commercial inter-
ests. J c. Borowski commercial in
terests: E. f. Dubos. commercial IN
terests, John Horn. commercial IN
terests, Chas E Slyke. social inter-
ests OF the club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08

Watch for the Bluebird. Saturday
9-S-6t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08
NEW DECORATIONS FOR
DOLLAS & CARRIER

Dollas and CARRIER are today decor
ating their new show window in their
store at 3407 Michigan avenue. Indi-
ana Harbor. The new window has
a plate glass front and IS great inn
provement over the old one.
The company has had great trouble
in getting the work completed for
they had no more than started on the
work before the carpenters went on
srike. leaving the store front torn up
After the carpenters came back 70
work there was trouble in getting
material. 50 that now after FIVE weeks
time the work is just completed. or
dtnarily the Improvement could be
done in ten days.
The proprietors are well pleased
with the new appearance and think
that the change in appearance of the
store front is worth five weeks IN
convenience.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
'LoURoY LEADS N PONY CONTEST

In the newsboy pony contest, Flour
oy seems 70 have things mostly his
own way and is far ID the lead altho
not so far but that ony one OF the
fourteen or fifteen could take he
lead away from him by securing only
one new yearly subscription Some in
terestlng times are promised during
the next week and it IS not unlikely
tina some dark horse may come into
the lead. The standing OF the first
fifteen contestants follows.
FIouroy. 05.743. NcGuan S6479;
Hetrick. 5000. Klugo. 4257s. Poder-
sky. So. 453; Thomas. 2s.644, Wilson.
27.7s2; Meyers. 25.313. Posstor. 1851;
Fitzella. 14154, Dzamka. 1926, Boch-
nowski. 1886. Ball. e.o12. Haefer. 4.SO1
and Bencze 1882.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08


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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08
AUDITING COMMITTEE

ne auditing committee Of thee VEL
come Home Day celebration composed
q 2 L. Markey. cashier Of the Indi-
ana Harbor National Bank: D. "
Dupes. and o R. Rain. cashier Of the
East Chicago State Bank VIII meet
tomorrow evening TO audit the ac-
counts of the Welcome Home Day
As soon as the accounts have been
audited a full report viii be made to
the pubic.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-08

Thomas L. Delahunty is repre-
senting the steamship engineers for
the Atlantic and Gulf districts in me
committee which tas been adjusting
the details Of working hours and
conditions since the recent strike
that tied up coastwise Shipping.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23

which make for intelligence and pat
riotism; and
WHEREAS, the Sunday School is
one Of our greatest forces making fer
character and righteousness; and
WHEREAS, the Missouri Sunday
School Association has set aside
Sunday, October Twcnty-Sixth
as 4 day for special religious and pat
riotic services in all Sunday Schools
Of all denominations and creeds; and
WHEREAS, this same date will be
observed throughout the Continent Of
North America as International Co
so-Sunday-Schol Day; now
THEREFORE,. I Frederick D. Gard
ucr, Governor Of the State Of Missouri,
to hereby call upon all Missourians,
and the visitors within u borders, to
attend on Sunday, October 26th, the
Sunday Schools of their choice, for the
purpose of worshiping God and en-
couraging, by their presence, the
teaching of religion, morality and pat
riotism.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused TO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23
ELDERLY WOMAN IS
ASKING A DIVORCE
Mrs. Rose E. Stuart Asks $4,000
Gross Alimony and Custody Of
Two Children

A suit for divorce on the charge CT
incompatibility of Temper was filed
with the circuit clerk Saturday by Mrs.
Rosa f. Stuart against J.. L. Stuart,
of mean Laddonia. Both the partici-
pants in the suit ar well advanced IN
age.
She asks a gross alimony for $780,
900 alleging that he possesses real
and personal property to the appro%-
innate value of $4,000.
The couple have had thirteen chill
drn, one Of whom is dead and two I'M
der age. Mrs. Stuart asks the custody
of her two minor children. The two
children are both girls, Freida, II
years old and Garter, 10 years old, and
live with their mother on the farm.
Mrs. Stuart has been a resident of
Missouri for over 80 years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23
Prohibition Bill viii Become a Law
On October %.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-While 10
intimatton has been given as to the
attitude Of the present opponents Of
prohibition enforcement bill, they nave
practically abandoned any hope of its
veto by Mr.. Wilson. Present indica-
lions are that the enforcement measure,
because Of the illness of the chief exc
~cuLive, will automatically become a
law on October %, ten days after its
receipt at the White House, without
the signature of the President.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23
Old Laddonia Woman Dies.

LADDONIA, Mo-, October 2O.-Mrs.
Rosa Hawkins Leet died at her home
in this place Saturday at 1 O'Clock Of
cancer, aged rs years. She was the
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Gaylord b.
Hawkins and was born in Albion, Pa,
in 1914. Her father was a pioneer
Methodist preacher of Pennsylvania
and Ohio. She was married to Henry
P. Lect in Ohio in 1866 and they came
to Missouri in 1867. She is survived
by three brothers, Theron G. Haw-
kins Of this place, George NJ. Haw-
k.ns Of Indianapolis and E. B. H2w-
kins, who is connected with the New
York World, and many other relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23
School Social A Success.

The box and pic social held at the
Jesse School Saturday night was a
success, according to the report from
the Board Of Directors, The boxes
and pies sold for $500 and 2 cake
given to Miss Flossje Duty as the most
popular young lady present, brought
$28.14; thus making the total pro-
cceds $87.34.
Miss Dorothy Seeker, teacher Of the
school, and the Board of Directors
wish to thank the young people for
their attendance and thir support in
making the social a success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23
LEAGUE OPPONENTS
VIRTUALLY CONCEDE
AMENDMENT WILL FAB.
Republican Leaders Assert Rcscrya-
tons viii BE Made
Drastic.

WASHINGTON, October o0,-The
long treaty fight in the Senate is about
to enter its final phase, Leaders hope
during the coming week to clear away
all proposed amendments and make
substantial progress in the framing
of a ratification resolution.
Virtually ~conceding that non amend
ments will be adopted, the opposition
managers are determined to qualify
the ratification resolution with reser-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23
PUBLIC SALE

will sell at my farm 3 miles south
west Of Mexico, known as the Elmer
Powell farm, on
THURSDAY, OCT. 80
The following property:
IL READ OF HORSES 2
One black 5 year old mare; 16 hands
high, bred to jack; / bay mare 7 years
old, 1G hands high, bred to jack.
IL HEAD OF CATTLE IL
Four head Of extra good milk lows
with calves by side, 8 yearling heifets.
1 Duroc Jersey Sow, 8 Duroc Jersey
Shoats.
MISCELLANEOUS
Heating stove, cook stove, oil stove,
cabinet, safe, ice box, folding bed, iron
bed, stand table, sewing machine,
dresser, chairs, 20-gal. iron kettle, De-
Laval Cream separator, disc c~ultiva-
tor, shovel cultivator, two 16-in. break
ing plows, smoothing harrow, o
planter, Deering grain binder, wagon
seeder cast, 2 sets leather harness, one
l y horse power gas engine, one CO.
gal. gasoline barrel ,one 60-gal. oil
Darrell.
Three acres of cane in shock, 1000
bundles Of sheaf oats.
TERMS:-Six months time at 8 per
cent interest.
=. Sale Starts at / O'clock.
Joe Gregory, Auctioneer.
j. r. Jesse, Clerk.
T. M. BROADDUS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23

Mrs. R. f. See is in Boston, Mass,
the guest of her son, Elliott See. Mr..
See has just returned from Hawaii,
where he directed the installation of
the electrical machinery in the Gov
crnment Pearl harbor dry dock.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23

Mrs. Miriam Ross and daughter,
Miss Julia, have gone to st. Louis to
make their home at the Buckingham
Hotel Annex for two months. From
there they will go south to spend the
winter.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23
1O-TO-SUNDAY SCHOOL
DAY IS OCTOBER 26
.. IN THIS STATE.
Issues 4 Proclamation Ask
ing That Entire State Keep the
Day For This Purpose.

International Go-to-Sunday-Schoo
Day to be observed October 26, 1919,
IS not only a statewide but a contin-
movement. 1t has been cue
observed in past years in
many States and Provinces. Many
Missouri schools have tried it;this year
every school should.
The object is to bring the claims Of
the Sunday school to the attention Of
every man, woman and child; to enlist
recruits and to make the session so
helpful all will desire to attend reg
ularly.
Proclamation by the Governor
State of Missouri
Executive Department.
WHEREAS, the supreme need Of
the world today is that the forces
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23

Frank wilkins and Eric Cunning
ham, of this city, have been pledged
Phi Delta Theta at Westminster Col
lege.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23

Eric Cumu.n ham, Of this city is now
playing end On the Westminster col
lare Blue Jays.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23

Mrs, Horny Woodward, Of Kansas
City, is the guest of J. c. RinGo ana
family.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Fe~instein, of ST..
Louis, were visiting Mexico friends
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1919-10-23

l will sell at my farm 3 miles south
west of Mexico, known as the Elmer
Powell farm, on
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-17

S. b. Starrett, Jr., left for Seattle We'd
nesday morning on business connected
with the construction of the new bank
Butter has again advanced two cents a
pound. which does not contribute toward
added JOY to the struggle to make both
lends meet
Mrs. j. M. Richmond and family re-
turned to Loomis this week from Seattle
where she spent several weeks visiting
with her husband.
Inc people just now are enjoying real
okanogan fall weather, and there Is moth
ing in the way of weather that the clerk
issues that will compare with it.
DR.. C. F. Webb was called again to Loo
mis- Monday to see p s. Harris, who has
been down with the flu. The doctor re-
ports that Mr. Harris is steadily improv-
| ing.
Fred Clark is shipping some of the
finest Delicious apples grown in the val
| ley for color, size and flavor. Forty eig ht
Iof them crowd the capacity of box to
| the limit.
Among the Vancouver visitors in town
last Friday were Herold Spencer, of the
. vancouver World, and. b. A. McKelvie
representing the Vancouver Provence
both leading papers of the big Canadian
metropolis.
The election to vote upon the proposed
bond issue by the West Okanogan VALLEY
irrigation district takes place tomorrow
1t can be predicted at this time that the
vote will be overwhelmingly in the affirm
Iative, as favorable vote means the per-
manent improvement of the system.
Tuesday the Looms Cattle company
sold to the Frye company, of Seattle, be-
tween $50 and 300 beef cattle, to be weigh
ed In and delivered at once. This is the
first large individual or company sale
made this fall, as buyers have been hold
ing off endeavoring to force conditions
that cattle men could not accept.
AS soon as he was indicted into the ma
Ivy Geo. Johnston was assigned to the flag
lship New Mexico, of the Pacific squadron
IThe ship sailed from San Francisco to Sar
IDiago and was selected to attend the re-
Iception OF the King of Belgium at San
francisco. George is seeing a good uaa
of active life early in his career as a
sailor.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-17
AT THE LIBERTY.

For Saturday night the Liberty will pre-
sent VIM. Heart in 1.-THE Money torrel,"
western play of great stcangta l., which
Mr.. Harris well known dramatic ability
appears to the best advantage. For Sun
day evening there is return of that
vivacious star Dorothy Dalton, in Hard
Boiled" in which the pretty little screen
favorite is seen at her best
But the great treat that the Liberty is
to put on comes Tuesday evening when
that great photo play THE Mracie Man
is to be presented. The mere announce
ment that 1.-The Miracle Man is to be
given at the Liberty should be sufficient
to crowd that place of entertainment to
the limit of it's capacity. In all the cities
in which the play has been given stand
ing room only has been announced. 1.-THE
Miracle Man" has created more of sem
sation than anything that has been pro-
duced In the movie world for many a day.
1t is announced as the photoplay with an
amazing soul. Everywhere that it has been
presented 1.-The Miracle Man" has won
the most flattering press notices. 1t is
something new and fresh in photoplays,
and the managers of the Liberty are to be
congratulated. as well as the public at
large, that this wonderful attraction has
been secured so soon after its release in
all of the largest cities.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-17
AT THE LYRIC.

For Saturday and Sunday evenings the
Lyric will present Tom Moore in 1.-The
City of Comrades" a perturbation of
Basil Kings intensely human and inter
esting story that appeared in serial form
in the Saturday Evening Post short time
ago. 1t is a corking story and its reproduc-
ton on the screen will be treat to
movie goers. In addition to the "City of
Comrades there will be Fatty Arbuckle
comedy and the simple announcement
that Fatty is going to be on the job will
draw a house. For next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Taylor Holmes is
coming in a strong comedy drama, Cup
Side Down." which is great drawing
card A Sennett comedy proceeds the
main feature. Manager StoltZ announces
the coming at an early date of Mary
Pickofd in Daddy Longlegs," which is
pronounced to be the best thing that thai
talented actress has appeared in. Those
who have seen Daddy Longlegs" de-
clare the play to be one of the best screen
productions now before the public In
which the Pickford takes part.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-17

A number of canvasback ducks have
been killed in this vicinity this fall, con-
sidered by epicures to be the most tooth
some waterfowl among the great variety
of waterfowls native to this country. The
canvasback is rather a rare bird in this
part of the country.
Will Ford and Jas. e. Forde, who own
ed an orchard on the east shore of Palmer
lake that is just coming into bearing
sold the property last week to a party
from the Canadian side of the line. This
years crop was owned by Mike Manner
ing, who had charge of the orchard, and
he cleaned up nice sum selling the fruit
on the trees.
Jack Dalton, the man who blazed the
first trail from Skagway@ to White Horse
in Alaska, and whose name is a house,
hold word in the far north, was a guest at
the Hotel de Grub for a week or ten
days. Mr.. Dalton now lives in Seattle, but
is casting his eye around for a ranch to
suit. He fell in love with Oroville and this
part of the valley, and we would not be
surprised If he returned to make this his
future home.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-17

| Last week the Bowen Auto company
sold Ford cars to Geo. Whistler and
c. S. Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Kliugman and
Frank Calvert motored out to Spokape
last weel; on business trip that they
expected would occlpy several days
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Fords and Mr..
and Mrs. Price F:uit of Loomis, drove
over to Oroville Sunday and spent a
few hours in town visiting with
friends
Fred G. Retzer sold his home at
LOOMS to John Melcher last week.
The consideration is said to have been
Is 200, which would indicate that
Loomis property is having a decided
upward tendency.
Mrs. Anna Gray left for Tonasket
Saturday after visiting with friends in
Oroville for a couple of days. From
Tonasket she goes to Seattle to visit
with her brother, w. v. Champneys,
and will then return to her home in
California.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-17
NOTHING LIKE 1T SINCE ''BEN HUR."

1t is reported that the unusually heavy
frost this fail caused a very heavy loss
among tomato growers at keremeos.
where there were many acres of that veg
etabe under contract with the large can
merry at that place.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-17

FOR TRADE-160 ACRE STOCK RANCH
with running water, good improvements
and cose to- range. VIII trade for small
irrigated tract cose to school. Two miles
to store and station. Apply to Box IA.
Toroda, Washington.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-17

FRUIT FOR SALE-GEO. A. BLACK
well, In charge of the DR.. House orchard
has a large quantity of choice fruit which
he offers to the public at very reasonable
prices. Call at the orchard in the south
west part of town.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-10-17

FOR SALE-EIGHTY TONS OF ALFAL-
See or address Otis Teel, Oroville, Wn. st