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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-08
DAVIS
Tessie Major, Cor.

Mrs. Iona Derrick who has been
nursing r. L. Freeman during his
illness, returned to her home at
Pauls Valley Saturday, and feared
she had contracted influenza. Mrs.
Fireman is recovering rapidly.
Frank Beard came in Saturday
from France. He was invalided
home, and is here on a Mlough
to see home folks. lie will have to
eturn to the hospital for further
medical attention.
Grady Mathews has accepted a
position in the High School here
again, relieving Henry Satterfieid
who takes the seventh grade. Mr..
Mathews has been in school work
here before, and is a popular in
structor,
Col. Sneed and Hassen Brothers
were here from Sulphur Monday.
Alex Anderson came in from
Camp Stanley yesterday on ten
day fourlough.
Sears Davis has received his dis
charge and came home Sunday
from Kelly Field, San Antonio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Palmer are the
proud parents OF a son, born Sunday
\ daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs
Lee Willis Sunday, only lived few
hours. The father is in France.
Mrs. c. NJ. Royse and son Sammy
of Bryan, Texas, are here to viSi
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Royse was accompanied by he
husband to Fort Worth, he goins
on to Wichita Falls, where they eX
pect to locate.
Mrs. G.. w. Kimberlin OF Paul
Valley. who has been spending
part OF the holidays with Mrs. w. T
Echerd, returned home yesterday
Ike Adler was business visitor t.
Ardmore the past week.
Bud Feguson has returned iron
Edmond where he went to re-ente
school after the holidays, and is il
school here.
Grady Mathews, former instructo
in high school here, was a visitor tn
past week.
O. NJ. Woodward was in Paul
Valley a few DAYS ago.
Mrs. Tom Frame, Mrs. p. |
Hunter, Mrs. w. N. Lewis and Mr.
King Crippen were first OF the wee
visitors to Oklahoma City.
r. /. Freeman is still conhne
to his home with influenza, but
reported to be getting better.
| Misses Bess and Ruth Ramsey ar
at home, but Miss Bess leaves 500
Tor Coalgate, where she has pC
ition.
Corp. Dallas NJ. Roose came j
yesterday from Newport New
where he has been stationed fC
some time, to see his wife, who h;
been here with her parents, Mr. an
Mrs. Wyle Chitwood, during h
absence. Corporal Rose has bee
honorably discharged. They have NJ
decided where they will locate,
Miss Minnie Ora Lowry, ar
Shorty" Bethune were quietly ma
ried New Years evening. the Re
Mr.. Glasspool, pastor Of the Meth,
dist church, officiating.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-08

death, it is conceded, must cause a
radical change in campaign plans OF
both democrats and republicans.
Republicans in congress said the
effect upon the party as a whole
would be varied. Some expressed the
belief that one result would be to
unity the party by healing factional
differences.
Democratic leaders took the view
that Colonel Roosevelt's loss left the
republican party without a leader or
potential presidential candidate.
In the capitol lobby discussions,
the name OF General Pershing was
frequently mentioned as a possible
republican standard bearer in 1920.
Some republican leaders, however.
declared empahatically that General
Pcrship could not be considered seri-
ously. The republican opinion gener-
ally seems to be that there is plenty
OF time in which to select a candi-
date and plenty OF material.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-08

Oyster Bay, Jan 7.-Oyster Bay
today mourned Theodore Roosevelt
the neighbor.
"reminiscences OF Roosevelt were
being told with unconscious sim
plicity by the veteran citizens OF the
town to the strangers who have
been coming to Oyster Bay since
Yesterday in the hope of obtaining
cards OF admittance to the funeral
services tomorrow at Christ Church.
When the delegation OF United
States senators and representatives
arrives here tomorrow and men OF
national and international fame have
assembled 10 pay their final tribute
to the great American, these distin-
cuished visitors will find Oyster Bay
people rcgretting not the passing OF
a World-known figure, but of mere
" ncighbor known to all here
and beloved by all here for his pure
democracy as a fellow voter and a
fellow worshipper. TO these residents
the colonel was never foremost
figure in American history and in
ternational events-eyen when he
wa, president. Roosevelt was looked
upon here rather as 4 townsman
han AS Il noted statesman.
Tales without number were re-
counted in solemn recollection today
Of the town life of the former pres
ident. There was the old German
American tradcsman whose store
stood as it stands today, in the heart
Of the village, when "Teddy' as a
boy was accustomed to pass the lit
tie structure each day. This elderly
citizen Of enemy birth, but possess
ing an Americanism as staunch, per
haps, as that OF the colonel himself,
entered the Oyster Bay Inn yester-
day when he learned of the death OF
The colonel, to demand confirmation
Of news which had shocked the
world. Informed that what he had
heard was true, he collapsed in a
chair and gave way to unrestrained
emotion.
III he's gone-if he's really gone
I'm through" the old friend OF
Theodore Roosevelt said. There is
nothing for me to live for il
Teddy is never coming by here
again Teddy-why Teddy used tc
sic his dog on me when he was a
hoyl'
The flood OF "reminiscences which
has swept Oyster Bay brought to
public notice a circumstance which
the townspeople long have been ia
miliar with, but regarding which the
outside world perhaps never ha;
known. 1t is circumstance which
may he said to be eloquently char
actcristic OF the gentle home life O
the Roosevelt family. 1t was said tha
it was not until about four month.
ago that the Sycamore Hill house
was installed with electric lights,
Noted visitors from many lands
private men OF renown with interna
tional missions sent by foreign gov
crnmcntS, have come to the saga
more Hill house to find the colone
writing, debating or reading by tn,
light of oil lamps. Throughout hi
great home. oil-burning lights onl!
were TO be found until a few months
ago. On the desk at which the colo
mel sat in his presidential chair dur
ing the White House days-thert
stood an oil lamp.
1t was the neighborly remi
nisceuccS today which revealed VIII,
at last oil surrendered its place tc
modern electricity.
You know the colonel wa
quoted by neighbor as saying hal
apologetically, we Just had to pu
in electric lights. The servants de
mandcd it,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-08

Worth; Pvts. Hardy X. Ellison,
Belton.
Returned to Duty, Previously Re-
ported Missing in Action.
Oklahoma.
Corp. Olan 'Bingley, Ralston, Pvts
Ralph Allpe, Drumright; James 5
Chiffon, Lugert, Bob Huddleston
Crum Greek.
Texas.
Corps. VIM. B. Moscr, Cuero
Lloyd Webb, Arlington; Pvts, Yves.
ley c. Redwind, Carlton; Marvin
w, Reynolds, Red Springs; Cecil II
Roark, Vega.
Returned to Duty, Previously Re-
ported Killed in Action.
Texas.
Lieut.. James b. Morgan, Green
vile.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-08

Club Ladies, Teachers, Parents,
examine the Burton Holmes Tray
elogues, now being introduced
here, the greatest and only up-to-
date work OF travel now in eXis-
tencc, IL.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-08
When Baby Is Teething

GROVES BABY BOWEL MEDI-
CINE will correct the stomach and
bowel troubles. Perfectly harmless.
See directions on the bottle.-ady.
The Burton Holmes Trayelogues
now being introduced here bring
the world with its beauties, up
heavals right to your iireside. y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-08

There was never time in the
history OF the world when the Bur-
ton Holmes Travelogues could fit
in more timely. y
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-08
CALL 25Q

When you miss your Daily Ard
moreite call 259, the circulator, be-
fore 7 p. m.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
YOUNG THIEVES ARE
ROUNDED UP TO-DAY

1htef spes al Agent A. A ZIeIke ~
| ne indiana Hsrbor Belt r. r.. ha
founded m . gang of SIX small banaIt-
itd Ell Nike Domagalski. alias Cock
eyed Nike. 2 years old. OF io3 Dear
oorn street. Hammond
TIE other boys are FIoren Bsra5-
zicj yesrs cid. and his brother.
John 9 years old OF SO f4zst. Ham
mona Stanley Cya3a. IL Years ala ~
les. iS2 street. Hammond John w.
9Etena. years Old. Of rs Dearborn
street. Hammond ana walter onczar-
zak = oars old Of l-e Gro, Il street.
hammond
These hoys haze. for some time past
oeen breal<ing the seals on box cars
ana stealing candy and toys. Jam and
others good things which BOYS like
few daTs ago the six boys each
sole tnemseIves z little express vag-
IN apiece and hid them N the woods
here three Of them were found bt
some BOY Scouts who took the wagons
70 The police station
Nhen Jonn discovered that his Wag-
on ne had wanted all his Iife vas
zone hs sat uP = howl and started 70
The station after ID aut the others held
him back
Afidav1tS were mace out aeainst All
thess boys and three others who are
implicated are made out and the par
ents OF al o. them are ordered TO an
pear before the Juvenile co0rt at
Crown Point
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
HOW STOCKS
OPENED

AN MhNN AAGNh~ NEMS 1EANl~kl
NEW YORK, April additional
gains We're made in many stocks al the
opening or The stock market today with
the tone generally more uniformly buli-
ism thar Fl had been for some time since
ne beginning Of The upward movement
strength was shown i'm all The various
sroups without sny important exeep-
tions. but with the marine issues at
tracting more attention thsn they have
az any time in the recent trading.
Atlantic Gulf moved up 8 points 10
l2o's and Marine pfd. rose T.. to 1ls1..
Industrial Alcohol wsS }n vigorous
demand from strong sources. continuing
the upward movement with an advance
of 2A TO 49,. followed bs p reaction
10 1905.
Distillers. eN-dtyidend per cent.
ranged from 63s4 to 65ss a gain of IT.,
Al the Copper stocks were IN demand
with Inspiration advancing one point
20 5oia United Cigar stores was ac-
tive and strong advancing - III lad
Wilson rose is to S4ls. a. s steel
gained 1ts "a 9q-s Texas vas re-
stronsest Of The oil sroup advaneine
points to 211f4
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
LENINE GROWS
SARCASTIC
fRTERNArfoNkL

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
ROME, Apr,l "a sarcastic replv has
be en received hy the Vatican 70 note
addressed 70 Nieholai Lonine. protesting
against the hrutaliries inflicted upon
Russian clurchmen ii was revealed y,
tho osservatore Romano today. it wss
NOR known until this publication was
made that the Pope had rade an appeal
10 behalf Of the Russian CLERGY
Tho BolshevA foreign minister.
Tchitcherin declared that tAll Russians
are equal. regardless Of religion. and
charged the Russian priests uith hoard
irg food while the people were starvinK.
The protest was result of report
MADE hy Archbishop Silvestre.- Of Onsk
He had stated that churches were being
destroyed by the wholesale and that
twenty bishops and hundreds Of priests
lad been murdered. Many were mutt
lated and some were dogged to death. IN
numerous instances arms We're chopped
or
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
RICHARD LIEBER
HEADS COMMISSION
INrERNATIohAL hEMs sFsNIcrl

n TkNNAF TONAL NEWs sE7FTCEI
INDlANAFGLlS Ind April Rich
ard Lieb=r. u Indianapolis. was named
director or the rowiy created Indiana
conservation mission st the organi-
z.ttiou meeting yestcrdaN while ". 4
Gunrie. of Dupont. was elected chair
man aui Richard NJ Holloman &c Crsw-
fords ejlie score tatG of the commission
Frank Wallace former state ento-
naoiogist- was appointed head of the de-
paftmcnt of entimology W y Logan.
former state geoloeist was retained as
mead Of the department of geology. and
q C DEAN. former acting state forester.
was chosen head of the state forestry
department. Mr.. Lieber FiIl scr as
mead of the nsh and game department
and The department Of lands and waters.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
WILD RIOT
OF SHOOTING
TAKES PLACE
Negro Killed Officer ana
Young Girl Are Shot in
Magic City.

cary indulsed in ore OF its oId-rssh-
Toned shooting jamborees last night and
when The smoke had cleared away a
negro had been killed. a policeman shot
and q young girl painfully hurt
Last night al about 3 o'clock phone
cali came from officer Burke to Cap
tain Mccartney that he had reliable
Information where Charles sledge wss
asking them to meet him At Sixteenth
avenue and Broadway
Captain Mccartney. Sergeant HELM
and Officers Bogardus drove the patrol
wagon TO where they were instructed
by Burke. When all the officers went
- She home of Solomon Reeves rs
East E-ourteenth avenue. where ft was
supposed that Sledge the negro was
Scret. Helm entered The house and
made inquiry about Sledgs. while Cap
tain Mccartney and Officer Bogardus
stood guard outside.
I'm the presence Of Reeves and his
daughter Salins Reeves and a man bv
the name of Ed Jones and while the
officers we're making inquiries a. % The
where's bouts Of Sledce four shots were
fred from a bedroom from SledEe where
he was in hiding officer Burke was
biz twice in he leff shoulder and left
groin and the girl was hit once IN the
left side of her body. Officers Burke
and HELM hacked out of he house and
Burke cred two shots in the bedroom
where sledse was supposed 70 he and
by that time Reeves hso carried his
daughter out The front way. Siedge sp-
peared and cred Two shots a. Bogardus
missing htn and Captain Mccartney
fred one shot and officer Burke three
at S1edge and he fel.
All three of the wounded We're rushed
70 the hospital where though receiving
verv painful wounds jig is thought Of
acer Burke and the Reeves girl viii re-
cover SledEe die0 AT 12 o'clock three
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
PETE DIDN'T
REMEMBER,
BUT HE FELL,

Petef simons. Of SO Alice st.. Ham
inond tel on tho water va gon last night
and went into the iec cream parlor ~
ben bePoho = the corner Of Oakley ave.
ana state 81 and when they went to
put him out he got mad and kicked a
Ing oval plate glass out or one of nc
snor cases
SIMON Was arrest ia By Captain strong
Ahd II his uHl this morning in the
hammond city court Peter said that he
remembered nothing Of what happened
lest nisnt.
spccial Judge Morthland fined him SIS
and he paid s35 to DePolio.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE or INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. ~ THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, MARCH TERM 1919 VII
LIAM MUCH VS. AGNES MUCH
CAUSE 40 1855. ACTION TO DI-
XORcE
Vow comes the Plaintiff by Gflet- 4
Sheerer. attorneys and flies his com
plant herein. together with an affidavit
Of a competent person. showing that the
defendent- Agnes Much is not a resident
Of the state Of Indiana
Said dsfendent is therefore hereby
notified OF the pendencv OF said action
and thar the same viii stand for trial al
the next term Of said Court and that
unless she appear and answer or denur
therein. 81 the calling Of said cause. on
The 2nd DAY or Jnue. a. D. 1919. the same
being the l9th day of the next term or
saia Court % be begun and held in the
Court House Room NO 1 At Hammond
IL said County and State on the 2nd
Monday Of Man. A u. 1919. said action
viii be heard and determined in her
absence
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
SCI IN. hand and anix the Seal Of said
Court. al Hammond this 24th day Of
March A D. 1919
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
tsealA Clerk L. S. c.
81 ROSCOE HEMSTOCK.
Deputy CLERK. G-2s: 4-2-s
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02

- Con -na-d from page one)
chosen by the city coane ana o
+ ihe circuit court the members te sa.,.
+ for periods of four wears Tbs raf,
ienance of and the enues dariyss
from tne conduct os he f1e+f.,,ts,.
would be In custody of the board 81.
trustees and super sed br ,he cfte
Council
The place would be available 10 ain
Young men In the community,
The petition provosed a spirited dts
cuss'o on among the coun l5lrnen.
Asked for More Time.
Councilman Frank Martin declared
| he vas not I'm favor ~ speed, actts,,
and sought 20 have the matter refer
REQ 70 The finance or judiciary commit
tees bat his motion was ruled on. of
aidef oN Mayor Daniel Brown nresffi-
lns Martin said he had been i'm toueh
WITH number of the stgner. Is tha
petition ~ho had told him confidential
tN ttef we've opposed e. Memorial ~
The character proposed lie cont~ndeI
tFst many of the soldiers and sailors
themseives would prefer to have the
eitS give it's attention ana It's funds
- much needed public improvements
soeh as sewers and better water He
ieteI N9'ea IN taNor 81 the adoption
0' t'' petltlon. ho"eVea
ll''ah fatFleA heilfN argea
9~feN ac'4on- 1e denounced Council
man Marttn' and Councilman Skufa-
0'ss ana F3eckeiran. who also spoke
against the Memorial He said
"oulo oe rejection % the enter
sTts'ns SPIRIT 81 the CITY r Hammond
''i'eH % aet faFofaas e this mat
l-e' prove 70 tae boys thar We
are VII mem. he sad
VT Hecketman SPeakS.
coane. Imam Hecklemsn said he had
consulted with number or apssl-
as,s and soldiers Who sald thog did
nor care Tor tac proposed Memoria,
He expressed fear that Its manage
ment would fan into tic hands of poll
ttcians ana fa5l to realize its higher
purposes He SAD returning soldiers,
We're not asking for Memoral. but
were pleading FOR jobs and said the
eeuncilnen might show their apnre-
cation for inc boys hs- helping them
secure WoFE
tte suoseQuently voted roi the peti-
3'"n-
Judge y ReitsY made an eloo.rent
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02

hours and half after the shooting
The attempted arrest and subseauen;
shooting OF Sledse is the sequel oc a
stsbhine of colofsd youHs woman bv
the name of Sanobs HerEroYe who re-
fused 10 marry SledEe lsst Monoay
light st 1872 washington street when
he stabbed her in the head The broken
blade of the knife still remains in her
skull and II is said she cannot recover
a. St. Antonio hospital where she was
taken after the stabbinE
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
OFFICER TO BE
COURTMARTIALED

INTEsNtTIONlL NEWs eEeNIrEI
NEW YORK. April Lieut. Cei Via-
gnuS F.. Clarl. formerly stationed At
Mct'oeR field. DAYTON 0as An aerouaii-
teal engineer. is being Tried secretly he
fore court marital at Governors Island
today or charges that have mol Vel been
made public. Lieut col clark vas or
dered east for trial several daSs sgo
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
MARTIAL LAW
IN RUHR DISTRICT

ethFf q ~fNf sF1NutNf J. ~ SERVICE
BERLIN VIA LONDON. A7rf
Martial lsw was reoclamed throughout
tho entire Buhr distrle' today as re-
sur OF strike disorders
Al of the members of The cabinet
have signed ? proclamation rebuking the
strikers. The document promises sociar-
tzation ~ industries and mines With a
seven and oue-half hour work cav The
men arc demanding 2 SiN-heur work dsy
At Stuttsart the strikers ere operat-
ing the municipal water works
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
MOOSE ENJOY
INITIATION

The decree team and drill team or the
harFeN I'll. Moose rut on the initistors
NorN q the Hammond Moose Hall issl
ght after Ehieh q banquet and enter
tsinne nj was given
The men initiated lat night arc as fol
lows F. r Poole. William Roe Thomas
# Fitzgerald. Norman Kohr, Leslie a.
Wolf. Carr Lining. z. w. Tucker vii
Lam White Henry Rcitz. Tony p Chris
tcpbcr Charles II Allen. Ton, r Bsrtsl-
and John Mccain
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
IN THE NATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF
TARO NITALO. No I11S IN TIE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MARCH
TERM. 1919.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the HEIRS
LEG ATEES AND CREDITORS Of Taro
N.ftaio. deceased 10 appear in the Lake
superior Court. held ~ Hammond Tndi-
ana on the 2fs, dev or April. 1919 and
show cause II any WIN the FINAT.
SUPPLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the es-
tate of said deoedent should not be ap-
roNcd, ard said heirs ara notified to
then and there make proof Of heirsaip
ard receive their distributive shares
WITNESS The Clerk of the Lake Su-
perior Court at Hammond. This Path dav
of March 1912
HEERFRT T. WHEATON
tSeal0 Clerl Lake sunerior Court.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
MILLINERY.

Tae millinery department shares no
smau honor ON Che program Of the show.
t4stIs So ause it is showing hats shat
are positvols the acme - loveliness and
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02

F'e1 erish Hcsds ches and Body Pain.
-aused from cold are Scor relieved b
taking LAXATIVE BRoNO OUTNINF
Tablets There's 3 0niN cre 'RroTo Q8in-
in-" r " GROVES signature on ths
box gnc-ATr
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

BI ITTEB--C'rcamefv exuaS SAC.
frs's. 59a4 a62'zc. rscking stock a5 a
4oiac.
EGGS-Current receipts Ell q 500 of-
dinsrv frsts rs 5Sssc; frsts 3Sta n
80 sc: extras. a. G45iac
LIVE POULTRY--T Turkeys. g. q 32c.
chickens 37c springs 2gc. roosters.
12c. geese. 92c ducks 81 2d35c.
PoTAToEs-ohios 81 ooG 70
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
WILSON IS
BLAMED
FOR HITCH
Americans Delegates Just
want il Peace Points.
Is Upheld
suLLET1Nl

INTERNATIONAL gFws sFsvtrr+
LONDON, ApriI 2-"Wtlson CO.
NefFing with IenIne," is the head
hue wh-eh tha Globe displayed TO-
aFy over a Paris report that the
American executive favors atrect
sEotlSttons with the Russian
teg1ms.
Uhe political correspondent OF ths
sAofn'1S Fost says that American
agents are active IN Russia.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
JosN PARkgRsoN

~ CORRESPONDENT 4 n. SERVICE
PARIS, April 2.-The amount of
reParation which Germany must
pay tie allies may not be fixed in
he peace treaty, but may be lefs
a special commission, it was
earned today.
This proposal. 1t was said. will
rooa6ly meet the approval of
Great Britain and France and may
wen be acceptable to Germany.
FUsT UPEoLD TIE "a POINTS.
nr roe taa President " son has
e4aH& ia some quarters for fhe
"e|sys srd rbe htch or the peace con-
eaes hrcuSAt eut the statement from
American o1icisl tbst America is
crested fa whether tie amount
HseE 'u tho treats so
'as as ae pres dents fourteen points
ere urnea
tnse npon which he allied
ea r1 work win put Germany
preattaa ar t-rgn of wears
cEEssA1x or PROBATION.
@ comw ssion viH keep close watch
aH toE pens - Germany A.
a#c1at 7u7 ecenon ssaisy snd assess
claims sre mede hn the
7s Were are various re-
etl7 as ~ she dfsncsIticu III the Sarre
fs oua srent TODAY was thar
mas Is awarded tns territory
nte that he fer-1 nf hrr -ananr. ard
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
ril,s Cured IN $ 70 j rar.

Druggists refund money if PAZO ONT
NFNT fails 20 cure Itching. Blne
EIeedir6 or Protruding Fiies. Stops II
ritation. Soothes ana Heals You can
set restfll sleep after the lrst sppliCa-
tion. Price 60c-Aay.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
BEwITCHING STYLES.

For the Young middle-aged and aged
aatron for the ronng man and men
vLo care. here everything has been
planned Fo be minutest detail according
70 fashions latest degree rs serve your
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02

FOR RENT furnished rooms for nght
housekee ping. s47 Sibley ST. Apply
lle Carroll st. Hammond 4-z-lt.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT furnished rooms for ltsbt
housekeeping. Il ght. heat and gas
furnished. 5is Plummer axe. Hammond.
z-2-1t
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02

TIE Bg store < trglv worthy ~ Sue
cess as Il has grown 70 its present ms T.
nitude you wight san from shoe
string and II there IS ran i'm Hammond
the peonle should feel justly proud NJ
if is the founders and present head of
the institution. M. Edvara O. Miuas
whose merchandising policy has alNsNs
been SQUARE dealing. honest quality. and
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02
livery DEPARTMENT BEAUTIFUL.
JUST REWARD.

I East department % tae store Is VIeinE
/ g th each other 10 exceed in display. and
The Lake County times., 1919-04-02

HoG o--BGlk. $685. q 2U.l9. TOT.
F2ol5. butcher hogs-heaNy. S1e.95a
-o-l9; packing hogs-hesNS. sla0o a
l2-o9' light sis.S5 2o.o5 piss. xs.oo
1925. rouEhs, sfr.1dT 1850
CATfLE-Seef cattle good choice.
$500 q -0.aa medium ard common.
Sl5.So 1893 butcher stooA-hclfeTs
S'15 n 1880. cows. $40 d 1870 Gamers
and cutters. SOS q 1000 stocker and
feeders-sood choice Slo.ooa 1850;
common and medium, s. Is 1929 veal
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