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Evening star., 1919-12-01
SHOOTING STARS
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON. .
PariOrless

Pariorless. >
weren't you once known as. a par.
lor socialist p eE H. ),
"Yes," admitted the man whose pale
blue eyes match his neektie. "But
last housekeeping mother and the
girls decided it was time to put me
out of the parlor along with lot of
other junk" =, 80 - p.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

Villa is not as alert as he might be
in bringing forward new arguments to
support his old contention that as
Mexican president Carranza is rank
failure.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

The ex-kaiser is kept waiting long
time for his trial to begin, but prob
ably does not mind the suspense.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

Reports from administration circles
indicate belief that the league of
nations will come forward refreshed
after a brief vacation.
Evening star., 1919-12-01
Comprehensive Sympathies.

Comprehensive. sympathies.
"Do you regard yourself as a capi-
talist or laborer?"
"Both," declared Mr.. Crosslots: eff
I can manage to unloadsa ton of coal
into the cellar. I feel likea a capitalist.
When it comes to-. getting; the stuff
into the furnace, I'm laborer." :,
Evening star., 1919-12-01
Another.Discoyery.

Sir Isaac Newton discovered the law
Of gravitation by sitting under tree
and letting an apple fall on his head.
Apples were cheap in those days.
Evening star., 1919-12-01

Pansy Pyetin objects strongly. to
the way father uses the English Ian
guage. His grammar is so uniformly
correct as to show that he doesn't 60
to theaters or cabarets or any place.
Evening star., 1919-12-01
A Friend, Indeed,

"A fr1eh0, indeed.
Had lot o. trouble; -;
'Speck to have some more. 3.
Field has turned to stubble .,
An December breezes roar.
But the sun comes out so gayly,
AS it initiates the spring, T.,
And a busy sparrow daily :
Does its very best to sing.
.,- =.
Had a lot O. pleasure. :.
'Speck a, lot to come, =
AS the passin' hours we measure
By the moods so gay or glum. :
And when next we plow or harrow
Not bird upon the wing Y
Will sound sweeter than that sparro,
Who has done his best to sing,
Evening star., 1919-12-01

Mexico displays a, reckless deter,
mination to intervene in the affairs.
of the United States. -,~ -. <.
Evening star., 1919-12-01
Freedom of Speech.

Freedom of Speech. =.
: 81 believe in free speech, do,"
shouted the man with restless whiskers;
"But why are you threatening: to
send the man we were talking about a
bombf" :. -.@,--
"He said something unpleasant about
US anarchists"
Evening star., 1919-12-01
Consistent Work.Dod9;e,

Consistent Work.Dodger. :
A bolshevist no one admires.
His manners are distressing.
He cannot tell what he desires,
And makes you do the guessing,
Evening star., 1919-12-01

At present nobody is insistently de-
sirous Of government ownership, not
even the government itself. 4"
Evening star., 1919-12-01

In spite of the time Carranza takes
to write reply,F there is seldom any
thing unusual in it when it comes,
Evening star., 1919-12-01

|. Carranza's methods are notofioasly
slow, but not sure in any sense of the.
word. r, zs"'. 4
Evening star., 1919-12-01
$500 AlI=Woo1 French
.Serpes.. $3.98

54-inch All-Wool French Serge,
an extra fine. twilled." ."close-woven
grade, in navy blue and black.
Goldenberg' 's-First Floor.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
ECHOES OF SCIENCE

Au nt mnie |rnm iplisiunIN Dos
been Invented hf frnrnnfn
patenf nHa n,en feUei ior mt
Dhanrm hiof. 0of uH on mrr' .n
flt0s
fts tohaeDo per npIm f consumed
tl naN lhan m uin0 HfNfrd nn
tlon
scluniIst N,Ye Nsiol s1s Ia0ia 0l
mospuitHes tul noNeto the namner os
ee.i. f0u
selsurf. fo BORN har1 uNbor Nnd
taiN,f al Nent mal' roW WtWD'
n rnr nd
far moinf0fcles InilIuH wind-
.h t heiH Nror. Nfn l11N pnrs ns
i.een NtenieU
Sweden has begun fo m1nuiaDlur' 1t
non. numnof 0f standard drugs
heretofore Imported
rO enable even helth work to no
done on ceilinrs . portable elevator
has been Invented.
Some autIr,s of Colombia us' oIi De-.
r.ad nom .Hifaior iat to cure pulmo.
nuns Diseases
patent har been isfued for clamp
ft hold clothes iiuo tight without Oh,
Iufe Ui props
t0,r wears oi surface mining. ~
,anHNn's foid ieposlts nr' to ne h'.
triupcd scieutINcnliy
To h0ld wrist watch on tho stlap'
100 hNna hHf De- the aim oi recently
patented HitaC hment
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31

ISIS und ih, m,u iu uniform. Wiih
fhal same po0arsN aua ihe
fhareo. hae been ihe ,ame as
extended iO ihe resident
u tmue Yho tNllef lt noi say.
wg thai ihls tlii IS entirely free
irom iho proiievr who e>acis
al undue profit from ihc visitor
Nui ihp casps ul oNcrcharpe are
exceptions aud tourist, viii CON.
lrr marked favor hy roporilne
sUeh casDs fo ihe Commercial As.
sotiHnuu
Use observations 81 the tourist
ar timely Nnd pertinent and
worthy oi iho attention ~ tiusc
Wh0 hafc Die Interests OF Corpus
CHRISTI I'D heari
ici'. kuoch fhc knorkce
ThD nest tmc ihei Nou hcar o
resident 'uaek Corpus CHRISTI ~
mml hn fhNi trains ieaNr fhe
tlty D,es ipu urs and lhai ID
costs only three CENTS mi.e io
traNci uud walking Is free
Tho nest time iAat Won boar a
man jump on iho builder. Of iho
imH ml mplaiu because thc
old toWn ha. been improved sUai
hm jaN isg sou io 9 i u ihr
.uulmprf ifup
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
AmuSements

Evelyn Nesbt in Screen Play Answers
Vital Questions.
20 Ou nro woman nnd after gev-
eril reAra uf nHrpllN inlrficd $3.50 40.
HiHcnrored thnf YouF hnshnng hpH
aRHln submitted lo thc fascination of
in ctIi woman who had controlled and
almost nnlufi Mw before NN h1i rfrn
nn' uN what would tuu Hof Or tun
were mnn nNo nnd married % woman
much ouneer than lourfu nnd foH
4ndirHI wore ritrn Wlat sou roneid
ere0 iINfuflhie .fidtnDr ihot inrr
wiH bod renewed an affection which
Doe nnd ros.essea for fOur nephew ho.
Tore hfr mfrhn, to YOU what would
i1u hor Theae are two of the pues
tione which require answering and
N hich Hfe answered n MOSS uuuauli
fashion n "iier Miaiako" the nou pho-
fodnma Witch. with EeyeNn Noshn na
its sinr WIN ho presented ut the Liberty
Thelfro iodpf
THE piece wps written especially for
Mis- Nnstit in BE- She has ID role
whHh capable critics declare o0arfit
f.t nor temperament hef methods
ind ner capabilities 49, result boz
4 DO hr hte achieved the most teilinr
triumph uf beer career triumph moro
lemnhaiIr than HuN which has como to
/ hcr either on the screen. on tho rpuds
willie or musical comedy stage
Nusa'l Thnw bon Young ana 81 od
Hnn who eiYes great promise of bios.
coming inta sinrshin himself on no TOMS
diHNnt peUod hns role of import.
aimee n thr nen pictures. and other.
Included in fho numerous ara skin
ulli selected supporting company arc
such won known screen Aturifes a'
Lola Meredith. Eugene stronf an,
lghaflrs wellesley
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
lcopyrius, '9ie BY sdoar 4. ou'''.

30 o. could plso 500 fnn evils of
Flmnllne and iolfnr MANY mrn m.rnt
noc in mat result % benefit lusilitmg
tlr cost of accomplishing 3D. lut uf
course it w0ut Mrn VIII continue Go
ionl and continue ta gamble. uur wpuia
thrrs he ans uUr0optihle diminuton Boz
those slunmrf % an lnf nlliHlf and
pool tables boa ihp world Hhuuid ns ir.
.tiotei Aud so ono hlH occasion tl
wondnr where roe rnacfm mrs oi into
measure would h0 10 rational und righi
eous exercise oi the lnumHNiuf power.
li ls not uuly tnns, who make Hu rNl
uae 0f billiard tud pool rooms tnd of
nulmrd and pool tnlhH wno WORLD
sufftr thD denrlVItons imposed bi hm
hli Thci would nii with ruun FORCE
un Na; larger luIuNrl who make unlf
sn lnnocent sif unpf"fliable use ni
ihtm aud heneo ihf nlli fDrmH Poo nc
subject 90 ih, objection titnt BE- Nlsits
tho Sims ni fhD quilts un me innocont
o. freedom flluN Di su,n little wnfih
thaf % mal wisely Boo restricted for u'
better roasou thm ihNf of fDmuNint
ont Df ih, unuortumtlts DO Htioruf m't
fn du ,sronf ll flpfr were nul nu'
ounOriunitt irff 600 he removed. and
with thnt removed. Moon would prf
foro, nNc aiulosas iitof Iurint somt
ihlnr mInhl hr siid W iaNuI uf makini
th. sarrIfIDD hui slnNN int uppui
tunltio, lomaiuine wnuid afford Hunl'
fnrilfips inr f.uaD ni sinful propensity
mot oven thaf consideration cam h' uI
fnrrd ss 3D. reason io. such "a measure
Al thr temptations ihAi no.r WOn 20
d Ms.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
TEXAS PRESS
PUTTING a PAsTtME
UNDER THE GAN

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31

salos uf hor4os ana mUlvs wiil he gone
tnutd az the mp Pike emount sta-
naunccd toaaN p, Captain Harry y
nuv. who Is in cnAtsf 1f the sales
rodat .-'X artillery horse we've sold gag
$50 avemre 81 iiniAt, ALSO sfFentf fW,
cavalry ho ps ior an Average ~ stN.-'
and t1e dHaii mules fny an average %
7 kff4fh
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
SAVING v. NJ. C. a. hUfs.
nv ,rhe Associated Press.

Londoa. Ian 3p rho f"une Men
ciratOtn Association nutr go lht
number of about one Thousand dotted
ZOO over Tho country. which htf' nD'N
erected mr thr su'airfH ulc to CON.
tlnu. hrr u.tmutH JOB another
.ph.re. Plano arc nfne made ior ihe
hum 200 hr moved 'uin Nih'Hs "NN
mfncd into .ur.ai ..ups 'lr ih' m
prosrment of soelni NF ln nduHi''"
.ud nrM snmwuriiifr
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
KINCSVILLE NEWS BUDGET

Kinqssiie. Tssas. Ign 1n MH
n.tfy sedtqioh who Hts hrnr iN' Fne7i
~ nef daughter Mfs q. Haynes. nat
returned 60 hsf homn in alice
Mr and W.s q a. Eelson arn v.fit.
mr friends m HnnatDn ana hrluinoni
liNn f.eDulo Wtifn. of Sow Nr
l.nus it tAr guest ~ het SISTERS Mrt
". % Ruhotiom and Mn O. 81 House
Nfs T. ianArum uf Auaun nd
sis. iuan r,tk uf Denton Haf been
entertained fhls wsNH Hf tuo npnn' OF
~ "a Ena Uf Mns Ann4 tHi nud hef
nulhsr. Mf sWan
AIRS 90 "a Iafuu o. eINtne her
aisf,rt At fam0a W E WNHms y
iurlchtri anI w. a. norrf re- Main-
rnilli
Mfa 81 9 Couch - rrnunsf.'ie y
VISITING hor mother Mrf a. Do KEN
eau
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
no THE PEOPLE or CORPUS
CHRISTI INDEPENDENT SCHOOL
DISTRICT

DO you want our schools 40 run the
iuil nine months, SO our children can
complete the prescribed Coursof II
you de-, get after every person YOU
meet with the questions "1ANE YOU
PAID YOUR SCHOOL TANESw Two.
thirds Of the school tax Tor 1918 have
noe been paid.
unlass rvory patron OF tho school
assists in This matter. the taxes remain
uncollcctod
Everyone 10 Interested and should
help in this matter Will YOU help'
a. A. LiChTENsTEtN,
chairmo0, cornus Christ lndepe nden,
School District. N5,
l AIItl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
COMMUNITY SPIRIT

tu.U fIU tff.U.t.r uitlin fh
l.f.
NN
iNHi Is NNi Nuilrtaulf iu INt I'h
lifrt A tourist lN lutnH- t'N I>i
..II t fh. attention oI rh
...., t..,,
"'''
INHi
Nn. NuUid do well iu CONSIDER
e..I Sd fhe 4hop uinehr. auN pai
,...i.. ts tI.. th. adtil- "a
Nr TOURIST iNh y f'H'ii' ~ ''
measure UI Uund
'N' "''' N'.'' . ~ '
''N', =.
wv '''''
ear .-ue IF N sunday
i'to'. como s'.r and,, 3D..
- ~, t.. N.Y.. 4.
..0. .frt.l nt..s.f rs corpus
cIaisa gaen s no reason in
eco world 0.Ne,ri i'l ,r'''ln
" Nm,
~ nawta within ,he nsst io,,
eafs
4oa nate uondernh clma.e
ara great health Dui'der ANA
DmpnH christi IS al.o
t..nt ..a
s.v. t.erI .f fnr.e
reerst io saf however ihai 3
nnve found other ih'nfn
n'e ~. .' '.'''.. .... ,,' ,,.,
H ao ro o.lr.o.ts hay,
foand another elsse toai consider
p'f tourist thsf legitimate pres
..N' i.eD. ..'. .', . -.
tm~., nn,a,. aml an6 e., m
s,on pat go mass tht tourist neol
mat iFeN hove tno four'sts n,ef-
r'' ~ N''l ~ W. ''''' "'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31

TO, Tamaios Enchlladas lnd chiil.
fcYnne Neelcnn dinnor. Peoples Cote
fii Peoples street
l\dy)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
SOME LATE ONES
IN NJ. WaIL Inlo ~ ParIorI

viii YOU Walk Into NJ parlor2
Nr Cobb h1a married Miss
Webb 800 knew that theN were mcnni
tu hD Joined As soon h, Hpicd hDr
Tu nIts
raAcs Him Win EN-.
iN what's nn Inheritance taN
'lta whom four mother Olunr- all
,our muus on mr HUSTON Transcripts
starting Him Win Feed.
carter GLASS Virginia, was sworn
In as ~eDreiar, oi thr Treasury mn,
ouis tns ndminlnfered D., luHe' lpnrs
lInl MuWnuNfo lnurnni
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31

N comos rihe FIRST thlng n hs
morning The Caller. --+- ..-..' ..--~.'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-31
WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
Weather Bureau

weather bulletin Tor the "a d. lrs
ondiue 90 D.. m. 18TH meridian time.
Thursday january no. 1919
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11


o1s'E been aproVea hy the can'te'
"a - the con, i'io''4 i' 'He'
,"e'F own s"s''oer' Wnere rs acc i''eD'',
,,.ss - h.. go f.or,,a.ndo,
r,.ro,. ~, \. - .tfs+.r.,,ts1,.,l
bi,nsafr VII, tho p-i,,sl, 80. }.t,isel
M ~ c.ero,ar, -.,l,r,,,,t,,. e.~. 1~..
h.,-~u
ii'lFlea'0's'S 7llef "sfa a.n4se
opehea IN ce'I'iho"s upon me lapeF a'l4
anon. ar. Nd"inso" vas asie sA'eH -
so '"'
ID, '''' go '','
i was announced that Premier Lloyd
George would reply On the par of the
500 eminent Three days were SIT APART
for debate on iabcr ANA ~ W1s expected
would be d'spelied tine Atmosphere
Would De Clarified and me gozeranlen1 2
posiuon SlrenstNeheH as result
/ The following ramidcatieus af the
/ labor problem We're 20 he deal. vith.
{ National control of railways instead
j II government o-vrorsbip. establishment
Of an Industrial council 10 deal With IN
bor,s need~ and tho creation III ) boalth
ministry fo consider housing ard lama
reforms
.3st...
o,,..4se.., .'a.r.-....,.. All .,l5, 1,,a
1900 -....-...-.
....e-.s... o..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
FUNERAL OF
A. ]. FULTON

The funeral or a. J. Fulton. 1919
Block avenue. Indiana Harbor. 81 years
~ age VIII be held tomorrow Wednes-
day, afternoon. at 2 o'clock. at the house
Re- Z. Is spcer. officiating. Burial
vlH be as Eastwood cemetery. Hammond.
Besides his immediate family. the de-
ceased leaves a brother John Fulton.
Block hotel Indiana Har Dor, and a 81:
ter and another brother in Cleveland. o.
The two latter VIII not be in attendance
at the feunerai on account or sickness
at home.
From out o. town there viii be IA at
tendance e The funeral Mrs. Fulton's
brother and wife Nr and Mrs. George
Anderson and child. Cleveland. O.; an
other brother Harry Anderson. Muncie,
Ind. and her mother, Mrs. A /. Ander-
son ana her uncle Albert Anderson,
AIuskeson. Mich.
A. J. Fulton was married IN Ham
gnoud Nay 9th 1926. 10 Miss Ada J.
Anderson. and for the last fourteen
years The family has lived al Indiana
Harbor.
Mr.. Fulton was highly respected By
all who knew him and had an unusually
large circle ~ friends. lie was mem
her cf the Baptist church. lie vas a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
RIOT BREAKS
ON BARGE WITH
BOLSHEvISTS
Trouble Makers Arriving at
Hoboken Try to Kill One
of Members AS a Spy.

(By International News Service)
NEW YORK, Feb. IA riot
broke out today among the IS l. W.
W. aud Bolshevik adherents after
they had been taken on board the
immigration barge VIM. c. Moore,
for transportation to Ellis Island
whence they will be depOrted from
the U. 5. for their illegal strike &C
tivities in the West.
Rioting was prccipitatcd when
the indictments attempted TO kill
one of their number whom they &C
cused OF being d government spy.
Fists and clubs were used and some
OF the men were badly beaten up.
FIFTY SEVEN VARIETIES.
OF the number on board the barge 81
We're men. The women who was held
aloos from the others. did not take part
The trouble-makors arrived a. Ho-
boken n 30 for deportation from this
port as. alien aEitators. Some Of them
were accused Of being involved IN the
strike troubles al Seattle. They were
under heexy guard on the train and on
the trip 20 Ellis Island.
This guard proved insufficient when
the lighting broke out. and a special
fierce Of men under Chief Beatty Of the
L.ac1awauna Railroad police force, was
rushed 10 The scene They quickly
dubbed the Bolsheviks into submission.
woEAAN FROM FINLArD.
The woman in the party was said 20
he 2 disciple OF Bolshetism from Hell
sInsfors. Finland.
Although tho throng was closely
guarded by secret service agents and 3
large force Of Hobolen police reserr es
az they struggled from the Two Tull-
man cars which brought them from
points west as far a. Seattle, they
we're fractions when compelled TO board
the barge and several of them had 20 he
threatened with night sticks OF the Jer-
soy ratroluen before they would con-
sent 70 leave tho pier.
New spaper men were not permitted 10
approach the "undcsirables" as they de-
sceHlea from tue train carr HS 4
sorts Of baggage. bundles Of clothing
hung on sticks old fashioned "tele-
scope bags. handana ha1dhercbiefs hll-
Cd With personal effects. etc.
A. the motely crowd moved down the
platform toward the Dierhead. where
The barEe. william G.. Moore, was wait
ing TO transport them to Ellis Island,
they struck up cries Of 'Hooray for the
l. w. W Gown with autocracy.' The
police made no attempt to stop these
cries but hustled their charges aboard
the barge
It was especially marked. - the
group vas herded aboard the barge. thst
each man wore a flaming red necltie.
The rest OF their apparel was shabby
and their faces, i'm most cases. wore un-
shaved They presented q suven ap-
pcarance-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
DEAD CHILD FOUND
AT HIS DOOR STEP

The legacy oe a dead child was left
on The doorstep or N-ick Stimsc. 1922
Doodor ST Indiana Iiarbor, last night
by its mother, Mrs. Katie Samarsiza
SAIL IL S9th ST. South Chicago.
Mrs samarsiza came to G5I9 Deodor
Sal Few days ago from South Chicago
and here save birth to chld Sha
claimed that Nick was it's father and 50
she made The effort necessary to trans
port the BODY Of the child TO Nick S
place OF residence. where she left il wei
wrapped On the door step
Following her edort, the woman col
lapscd and was taken 70 the hospital
Nick was placed under arrest
Dr. Tecgarden advised that the child
death was due To natural causes. Tn
dcrtahsr Sulski has charge Of the body
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
FIND DEAD MAN
AT ROSETTA PLACE

dead man was found last evening
At Lazo Rosetta's place. 5ool Alexander
avenue East Chicago.
lit deyeloed that his name vas VA
ram benson, who had been rooming a.
47a9 Melville avenue Dr. p r. johns
was AT once called and death was said
ID have been caused by herat trouble
lie is known 70 have beeu a heavy
drinker.
He has no relatives IN this city and
mons. IN this country that arc known e1-
ca7t an aunt, Mrs. julia Shannon, who
lives a Columbus. @. On his person
was an insurance policy for si,io0 made
out Ia Mrs. shannon as beneficiary.
Undertaken Huber has charge of the
remaln-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
SOLDIER SUES
FOR DIVORCE

Andy Rasao a resident Of Whiting.
through his attorneN Il. z Green. IN
car superior court thts morning filed
a biz OF complaint asking divorce
rom his wife Frances, who he alleges
Is cruel and inhumsu TO him IN many
WAYS in that she persisted IN assoclat-
.nF with other men 81 immoral char
aeter ana would invite these mon 70
her home ia his absence and contrary
IL his wishes lie was ina the sery .ce
81 the United states army in France
ana l;s wife wished he would get
,sled So he would not bother her any
more.
Before entering the service EitsHo
resided ~ Whiting and was em9,o ed
as an apprentice machiuist-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11

HOLD UP MAN
TURNED OVER TO
PA. AUTHORITIES

T.. w G. Rogers an Arabian ne5ro.
wanted since last july Tor an alleged
holdup of eighteen men on ray daE
al Mercer Ia and arrested tn Gar
by OTlccr Burke last Thursday vas
yesterday turned over 20 Tenns1 lvanla
authorities from Grceuviils. Pa
Regaud was a former Ca nesro
and was = notorious character. In lel2
he shot and killed a man end round
ed another az the Rena. az 1917 wash
inston street Carr a notorious negro
hold on, at that timc He vas cap
tured after ? ehase and Rnn battle near
the Ciarl Road and recc.t MI an inde-
terminals sentence of from tN ~
tv-entv-one years al Je1ersonvill-.
serving I.ttle over two ears % the
sentence whom parolled
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
BROTHER OF
GARY MAN TO MAKE
OCEAN FLIGHT

Secretary Daniels has announced thai
the navy department VIII make an ef-
fort " send the first alrplaue over tho
Atlantic ocean TO Europe and that
Commando John n. Towers has been
detailed 10 have charge or the worl.
Commando Towers j. brother o.
James Towers. a we'll known Cay man
formerly superintendent or the coke
plant al the steel mills.
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sunday night from Chicago with sam
Lewis. a notorious GARY gunman.
Lewis he's been wanted since he shot
aud wounded three mon In Gary IN
April 1918 The shooting occurred at
1880 " Washington street. when william
Ivy end Lewis Sot into an argument
over the possession OF a woman. Ivy
and his uncle. A. B. Ivy got wounded
from g shot fred bs Lewis and third
man narrowly escaped death bs having
brass check in his pocket which
wared on the bullet intended TO XIII
him
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
GARY GROCERY
STORE BURNED

At near aTe o'clock thi morning the
alarm was turned II that the grocer
store owned by Mrs Dean and occu-
pied 81 Mrs. Bratalsvich. g West 2sth
avenue. Gars was on fire. The IRE
department responded and Subdued the
flames after a loss ~ s9oo was sas-
tanned
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11
SAITH DIVISION
IS TO RETURN
International News Service

WASHINGTON. Feb. I. ~ Orders
have been issued 20 the s4th division,
composed Of Indiana and Kentucky
troops. to prepare to return 20 the Unit
ed states. General PershinG today noti-
fed the war department. This does not
mean that the division Is 20 START FOR
home in the near future, but IS merely
preliminary to an order assigning = -
early convoy. it was pointed out 70 wsF
department officials
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Vance Met oFInIck. above. and
Bernard Baruch.

Vance c. Mccormick. who, it Is re
ported, recently resigned his posi-
tion as chairman of the Democratic
national committee, and Bernard
BarUch are mentioned as possible
successors to William Graves Sharp
as u. :. ambassador TO France.
Sharp resigned his post recently
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-11

questions affecting The national life The
kings address which was read from
tho throne. took unusual importance
lie reviewed the peace negotiations. as
Surfing the nation that the things for
which the people had made their heavy
sacrifices would he assured il the peo-
pies remained steadfasf
The entire route vas lined with espe-
cially picked troo1s who stood with
bayonetted rifles.
MANY PEERS III KHAKI.
Many OF the peers or the house 81
lords were in khaki; many or the peer
esses in the gallery were IA black The
Sombreuess was intensified BY the
gloomy light winch Uttered through thc
great stained gothic windows
Many foreign diplomats we're present
Before the king had begun "a read his
address IN the upper chamber Premier
Lloyd George was summoned along with
Speaker James Lowther. an impressive
figure in his robes ard great wig. the
mace-bearer and other officials OF com
mons
DEBATE ON LABOR.
on completion Of the address The Duke
or northumberland. al The lower bar q
stall At the opposite end or the hall
moved thc accordance and ~ vas Sec
ondcd by Loud TolVyn. had prey4-