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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-29


SITS. NV.
TIMERS, two. and two experienced helpers.
John J. Cleary, 2l17 1t. NV. Call about l
or o'clock. 800
ANOTHER very important fact you want to
bear in mind. and that 10. that NO student
from any radio school In Washington, except
the SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL. at o02 Pa.
ave., has obtained frstgrade radio license In
the past ten months. Some schools advertise
that they will qualify man for the merchant
marine in q ten weeks course. How Ia 1t then
that no other school but ours has been able b
qualify young men for these positions? Nov
just think that over. At the same time re-
member that we are graduating students every
week and they are obtaining the government
license. which ats them for positions which we
are furnishing for them in the merchant ma
rine and other branches Of the radio profess
sion. For the truthfulness Of the above state
ments Of facts we refer the prospective student
to the United States radio Inspectors office. at
10th st. and Pa. ave. We shall be pleased to
furnish any one with full information and H.
Illustrated catalogue on request either by phone,
mail or personal call. Rather have you make
it q personal CALL 80 that We can show you
over 4 live, up-to-date school. Correspondence
course for outof-town students. Through our
profit sharing plan all tuition fee will be re-
turned to our graduates who obtain their II
censes. SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL. 90O-902
Pa. ave. Phone Frank. 1914. The largest radio
school In the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-29

MAN-We have a permanent
job on night force for a man
who has some knowledge of
electricity. See Mr.. Mont
gomery, Sterrett & Fleming,
Inc, 2l55 Champlain st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-29

DRAFTSMEN wanted on structural steel work
for permanent position in Pittsburgh district;
state age, education. experience, references
and salary required. Addrem w. H. Raner.
r. d. Box 1854, Pittsburgh. Pa. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-29
FOUND.

COLLIE, male; found at Glen Echo. Apply
Washington Animal Rescue League, S49 Mo.
600-Wnite poodie. WIN surrender to owner
tspsu tdentinea ton. 1872 9 e. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-29

FOLDER, experienced; permanent position for
right person. Consolidated Supply Co 1510
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-01

II isn't ore, f'a eareless living thar
puts men "l0gn tlI Yui." Keep your
internal organs Nh rHoi condition aud
sou wiz always De physically it.
The sdluH3 nrc the most over-
worked oreani ia tae human body.
When they break dove under the
strain and the doaily uric acid nc-
clmulltc and crs .lll'1fl look oft!
These sharp cry lg tear end srratch
TIC delicate lIIalgg clanne-s causing
cxcrlclat'ng pain faG get up i-ritl-
tons which ray c.Nt pf6muture de-
generation md often ~ turn into
deadly NriphL6 ~ cease. ~
2 One % tao frat warnings Of slug
riah kidney action IS pain or Stiffness
IA the small " the hach, losa Of appc-
eltc, indigestion or rheumatism. ~
DO not wait until TIE danger IL upon
you, At ihe lrHt indication ~ trouble
70 aft, fhe cause az once. Get a trial
box 81 GOLD MEDAL HARLEM on
Capsules, imported direct from the
laboratories Ia Holland. They viii give
almost immediate relief II for any
cause they should not, your money will
hc refunded But be sure 20 get GOLD
MEDAL None other is genuine, In
sealed boxes, TIRES e.zcs.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-01
A CLEAR COMPLEXION


Dr. E. A. Edwards for 81 Yeas tFessed
scores az women for liver and bowel
alwenm. During these years be Aave to
ar patients q pc puon made 81 a few
Hcian1Nn tafaial.e ingredients m.tcd
iA olive OF naming them pr. EdWarls'
1--we Tablets You win know tliem by
aeir olive color.
These tal.. ts are woader workers on the
iYcr and BOWELS which cause a normal
iction. carrying oN the wasts ara poison
lus matter Ia one system.
y you have q Pale face, salluw look. duh
yes. pimpiea, coated tongue, headaches, a
siless. nog00d feeling. al out OF sorts.
Inactive bowels. yoG take one OF DIR.
dwards' Olive Tablets nightly fcr TIME
nd note the pleasing results. o
Thousands OF women sc well as men
axe Or. Edwards Olive Tablets the sue
lessful substitute Tor caiomel--now and
hen just 10 keep IN the pink OF condiiine.
i0c and 25c per box. Az druggists.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-01
SENSATIONS OF AN ARTISTS MODEL
4 Decide TO Become q Dancer
ny mANyA RupINA.


'amous Nov Yorh Astsss Msi,l
NINA illii WIN dei.fmin,l .on
i'e"Nn' % Hancnr. visited Sod IA.
nnihii i".H Nua 600 anlcfea. aud N,.
~ Np' inioi thni forgot th, nortss.t,
80 mHhlnr uvne
hrlfH ihf iador NurpU.
t' ~ nHD N-inD McunnoAiln arsri
h'usr Whet J went for u iirF0i th,r|
M,i' Duii SIS lct0ia iefi could MOI
.iiofd the mrnry uul dofrfninsa /
'u.i Nr And 800 : went without
VOC Toy tmte Days io iny fol u.s.
WNfn ] saW Mise Duncan H socn
=" inr Na1 een hDl nefur u0..f
hHtt tnoWH her alsgaNa
"Nn l0f thr ihoatDr Z iet that
every Wn rlc of uN oNn hul TN.I
N.t lne11fe Nsd followed lei daurs
win ms own body
Nn,hina would now Hnarr0 mN de
nniuH'iun a. hDc0Ar Sd 6aN0lf lHt
WH atAl without work and with vtig
ifiir money kcd tIo fIrnds hII
mot Ni HH an nUi whit alaufl
dn
tvNy fs,.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
HARGIS { MOORE
BUILD 10 COTTAGES
straube Piano Co. to Erect
$4,000 Addition to Big
Piano Plant.

Building in Hammond is going on as
usual in spite Of the soaring prices Of
material Hargis and Moore have taken
out permits for six cottages on Gar
field ave. to cost s2500 each and thir-
teen cottages on Van Buren, st. to cost
s25o0 each, a total of S4I5oO for the
nineteen cottages.
This morning NJ. a. Dickover took out
a permit for an $4,000 addition to be
built to the Straube Piano Co plant
The following are the other building
permits taken out with Building Com
missioner Wis: $4,000 cottage at 506
Eaton st. by W. L. Elrick; $4,000 cot
tage at 1886 Monroe ave, by w. II
Payne: S2500 cottage at 677 Webster
ave. by c. :. Cenard; $4,000 cottage at
268 Highland St. by p. Tanis Jr.: s25e9
cottage at $50 Conkey ave. by Hargis
& Moore: $4,000 cottage at as Becker
St by II j. Holslow: $500 cottage at
81 Conkey ave. by II. Anderson: $500
cottage at 103 Contey ave. by II. An
derson: sf100 cottage at 104 Dyer blvd.
by H. Anderson; $500 cottage at 12S
Dyer blvd. by II. Anderson; $500 cot
tage at 112 Dyer blvd. by II Ander-
son: $500 cottage at 120 Dyer blvd. by
H Anderson; $4,000 cottage at 200 Lewis
st. by J. T. Wilhelm; $1,000 cottage at
Az Norris ave. by J. Talarek; $500
cottage at SIS White Oak ave, by 4.
Swees; $4,000 cottage at 81 Ciostlin ST.
by J. Pawlinke: $500 cottage at 9s9
Holman St. by Geo. Bates: and a $3.50
cottage at 103 Dyer blvd. by q. p.
Pearson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
Here s What
Ne1O Congress
Intends to Do
Dy ]. BART cAmPBELL

fsTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. ~ sERNlCEi
Among the first legislative moves to
be made by tho Republican majority al
Ter the sixty-sixth congress oonvenes in
extraordinary session on Monday at
noon are;
Repeal Of luxury taxes.
Immediate return Of telegraph and
telephone lines to private ownership.
investigation Of Postmaster General
Burleson's conduct of those lines.
Passage of general deficiency bill,
with rider providing for 975o,ooo or ST.
COO, coo to meet heavy deficits incurred
by railroad administration.
Passage of sundry civil bill with $780,
COO Coo for shipping board.
Passage Of 1nay and navy bills on
much modified police basis eliminating
from navy bill Secretary Daniels build
ing program and reducing the army to
Ioo, eco.
Return of railroads TO private owner
ship.
sale Of ships constructed BY shipping
board to private interests.
Merchant marine development under
dual private ownership and federal sup
eryision plan.
Passage Of woman suffrage amend
nent.
Passage Of bill for enforcement Of IA
tional prohibition.
sepcial tariff legislation to prosect
dysstufs, potash and other industries
developed during the war.
Reclamation Of land for discharged
soldiers, $500, ,ooo,coo to be proposed for
that purpose.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
ONLY TWO
MAKE APPLICATION
FOR JOBS

with the romantic features Of war
service removed. Hammond girls do not
seem anxious TO learn nursing. Only
two applications have been received a,
st. Margarets hospital for entrance i'm
the training school for nurses which
viii be opened there soon During The
war many girls We're anxious To volun-
teer as Red Cross nurses. but on learn
ing the long preparatory training they
must go through. they changed their
minds. The opportunity is now offered
to learn nursing in peace times and
thus he prepared to enter the field il
war ever comes again. Applicants foI
the probation term will be received Al
the hospital up TO June lst.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
SETTINGS IN
CRIMINAL COURT

GROWN POINT lnos May HI
Thee criminal court settings for the
week Of MAY 10 in Judge Smiths $
court are as follows:
No. 5s1-State of Indiana vs. John
Gectyele.
tuesday. May 20.
No 459-State VS.. Joseph Marino.
wednesday, May Il.
No. 555-state Of Indiana V. Samuel
Simpson.
Thursday. MAY 10
40. 56c-State or Indiana w. William
Anderson.
Friday. May %
No $50 State OF Indiana IS. Gust 70
las.
No. ss7-s,ate Of Indiana rs. Jim Ca
harsis
10. 5ss-state Of Indiana vs. ynferi
Tiokas.
No. 53s-state OF Indiana vs.. Pete d
mitri
No s4o-state rs. Angelo Pappas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
REPUBLICANS
WILL REPEAL
LUXURY TAX

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON. May 1T--Speeoy Te-
peal Of the luxury taxes the American
people are now paying was promised by
Representative Moore, of Pennsylvania.
who ranks second in the membership o.
the House ways and means committee
Moore. who is one Of the chief lieu
tenants Of Representative Mann. of Hi
nois. who is expected to retain his lead
ership of the Republican organization in
the House. said that as soon as the
House met on Monday at noon. he would
introduce a resolution calling for the re-
peal Of that section of the revenue bill
embodying the luxury taxes.
Republican leaders Of the Senate de-
clared that the luxury taxes should be
at once wiped out and their repeal was.
therefore. regarded as certain TO be one
of the first accomplishments Of the
Sixty-sixth Congress.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
MESSAGE DEALS
WITH PROHIBITION
July l Edict May Be Set
Aside Is Latest Report
for Washington.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGTON, May lit is under
stood here that President Wilson s
message to congress next week will deal
specifically with wartime prohibition
The president it is reported. viii point
out to congress that the enforcement
of prohition on July 1st might seriously
upset industrial conditions.
Atty Gen. Palmer will be called upon
for a legal opinion as to whether the
right is lodged with the president By
the constitution to set aside the war
time measure by an executive order. II
the attorney generals decision is favor
bic. this probably will be done. Other
wise congress will be urged to act.
Additional topics discussed in tht
message are: woman suffrage. taxation
government economy. appropriations
the railway. telegraph and telephone
situations and employment for dis
charged soldiers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
NO BLAME ON
RAILROAD

Coroner Graham held an inquest this
morning over the death Of D. Mitrowich,
whose body was found in the Erie yeards
at Hammond last Sunday morning. Nit
rowich. whose home was at Gibson. was
not an employe Of the railroad COM
pany but was trespassing when he met
death The verdict terms the death ac-
cfdental and attached no blame upon
the railroad.
May. thus far. has been the quietesL
in years in the coroner's office Where
the coroner is generally called to inves-
tigate about a dozen deaths a week the
number for May has averaged only
three or four week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
FRUIT DEALERS
ARRAIGNED
BY GROCEpS

The Retail Grocers' Association a.
Hammond has strenuous objections 10
the practice INDUCED in by certain
fruit stores who sell groceries on sun
days ana the fru IS Of their objection
were seen today when Pros. Attornez
clyde Cleveland was asked to issue
subpoenas for the arrest Of any fruit
dealer in the city who sells grocerIea
on sundays when all the groceries in
the city are closed. Some Of the fruig
dealers are said to be making money
hand over fist by selling grocer.es
The grocers insist that not only de-
the fruit dealers sell fruit and candy
but anything else patrons seek in the
way OF groceries. Detectives viii in
vestigate tomorrow and evidence OBJ
tanned for arrests.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
(BULLETIN.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
PUNTA DELGADA, Azores.
May 17.-The American seaplanc
NC-4. in charge of Lieut.. Con-
mandtr A. c. Read, alighted in the
harbor of Horta, capital of the Is
land OF Fayal azores group a
LIS this afternoon (9:25 New
York time), having made the 1900
mile trip from Trepassey. N. F. II
fifteen hours and 18 minutes.
The NC-4 made tremendous
speed, arriving ahead of schedule.
(Fayal is in the center of the
Azores groupl. just short dis
tance from the island of St
Michael, on which Punta Delgada
IS located
Lieut.. Commander Read main
tained an average speed of about
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
(BULLETIN.A

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE rC-4
passed station 15, 900 miles from Trep-
azsoy az Sis this morning. the navy de-
partnent was notified. The 1TC-1 passed
the same station at e;14. The last re-
port from the NC-3 at tEis time was that
she had passed NO. 13, ESQ miles ont az
2:23 a. m.
The message came from the o. S. s.
Columbia, stationed at aorta IN the
Azores and was received by the navy
department at . O'Clock.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
MOTOR POLICE
EQUIPPED WITH
NEW MACHINES

speed ffcnds and whisNeN runners
are warned 10 beware as Hammonds
motorcycle cops receive their brand new
machines today. Both Lutte and Warner
claim they can do better than sixty
miles an hour on the new motorcycles,
and if you remember how proud YOU
were Of Your first long pants you Will
know how these working motor
cycle COPS feel TODAY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
(RurLErINl


LoEDoE, Nay 17-United States
naval headquarters here today an
nounced the receipt Of a wireless dis
patch from the United States battleship
Arkansas, stating that one of the Amer
lean flyers had been sighted. Later this
announcement was withdrawn, the state
ment being made that none Of the flyers
had been sighted but that The battleship
Arkansas had left the Azores to meet
tho flyers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
HOW LIST
LIQUOR IN
BOND NOW?
Hammond Assessors Wres
tie With Vexed Question
Before Tax Board.
TIMES BUREAU At STATE cAPlrAtl

TIMES BUREAU At STATE CAPITAL
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May II.
How to list the whisky in bond
owned by the Hammond Distlling
Company, put out of business by
the dry law, has been giving the
Hammond assessors some concern.
OF the numeorus questions put 20 the
state board of tax commissioners one Is
by an assessor at Hammond who wishes
70 know how TO tax whisky held in bond
there on which the federal tax is more
than $500. 900. Ii appears from the as
sessor's letter that the owner of the
whisky thinks IL should not be taxed bS
the state. but it will be taxed. and
probably at a high valuation. for whis-
Ky is commanding a high price nova
days. even in states that are not legally
dry"
UP TO THE OWEEES-
The local assessor was advised os
Fred A. Sims. chairman of the state tax
board. 10 place a high value on the
whisky if he had difficulty in fndin@
what it was worth. Then it would be
up TO the owner Of the liquor to come IN
prove it if the valuation were too high
Continued on page two)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
FINED FOR
MALICIOUS
DESTRUCTION

For malicious destruction OF property
belonging to the Gary Land Company
three Gary men, Mike Smar and George
Callas, were arrested and in the Cary
city court this morning were fined $50
each. The third man, Mike Pizh. was
released on $500 bonds fer his appear
ance in court
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
TWO LAKE 90.
1EEN PAROLED

ESPECIAL TO TIE TINES
1%DIA%APOIIS. Ind. May IL
Governor Goodrich has paroled and re-
m.tted the fine Of Patrick J. Murphy
who was sent from the Lake superior
court. June p. to the state farm for
one year and fined 5000 and costs for
petit larceny Il was reported TO the
Governor th>t position awaits HIM
parole has also been granted TO
Ward johnson, who was convicted Of
robbery in the Lake superior court.
December 2. and was sentenced TO the
Reformatory for FIVE to fourteen years.
Johnson's oyesistt is failing and he
viii be taken to his sisters home in
Detroit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
DANIELS PREDICTS
A NEW FLIGHT

INTERNATIONAL NEWs SERVICEl
NEW YORK. May l1.-Secretary Of
Navy Daniels who arrived here today
from Europe. declared that a second
navy dirigibIe balloon probably would
attempt a transatlantic flight. He said
that the mishap that bcfen the CO VIII
not deter the noyy's plans. It is
thought here that the c.. now at Rock
away viii make the attempt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
(BULLETIN)

WASHINGTON, Hay 17.-Barring ao-
cident, naval officers estimate that the
first of the transatlantic planes would
arrive in the Azores rot auch later than
ten O'Clock Washington time. They have
maintained q speed close to eighty miles
aA hour 50 far, which Is ten miles In
excess Of the average rate expected
Station ID, over which the TC-4
passed at 5;45, is less than 500 miles
from land
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
THEY'RE HERE!
ESPECIAL 10 THE TiWE5l.

EvANsvILLE, lad, nay IL. =
saveuteca-yoar IocusT5 have ap-
peared II vanderburr county and
farmers arc taxing steps to fght the
pests. Charles Eares, business raan
Of this city, owns e seven-ac-e tract
Of land few miles below here, which
he visited yesterday, and his eyes
were greeted with myriads Of The in
sects, the brush and vegetation being
covered. They were too young to fy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
FEATURES OF
THE BIG HOP

Left Rockaway, New York, May 8,
arriving in Halifax same evening.
Left Halifax for Trespassey, Nay
10, making 16o-miIe fight same day.
Left Trespassey for Azores May 16.
Distance Of total flight from Rock
away to Plymouth, England, 1925
nautical miles.
Distance Of the transatlantic leg
OF fight, I,352 nautical miles.
Stopping places: Halifax, Trepas-
sey, Eorta (Azores).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
(BULLETIN.D

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASZ1NGToN, May 17.-rhe vC-
passed Station I9, $50 miles out fro.a
Trepassey at 6:1z Washington time ar
at sis =. m the 1TC-a was reported be
tween stations II and Is, and of he
course. the navy department. was In
foS7ae6l- The Ec-4. according to an IN
Fercepted radio message. reaching the
department, signed land at 7:a5 q. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
(BULLETIN.)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1
TREPAsSEY, ". r, Nay 17-Sand
wtches, cake, sweet chocolate and conee
kept stea1ning hot in thernos botrIes
made up the menu of the air1uen on the
American navy seaplanes on the long
transatlantic right. Only two of the
six members Of the crew were allowed
to snatch any sleep. The navtgators and
radio operators were ordered to keep on
duty continuously.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
tRULLETTy.A

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE NC
iasr11ysd., a. Eorta at 1870 Azores time
SS:1o washington tirne), according to
message to the navy deparment. It
was believed b ynavy departmen. orri-
Gals that the time given indicated the
honr when the plane was arst siubte6
an effort to check back on the a.coursc-
Of the sine was being made.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
(RULLETIN)

INTERNATIONAL REWs sERvIcE1
LONDON Ray 1.-THE United States
battleship Arkansas has sighted ono Of
the navy seaplanes flying TO the Azores
said wireless dispatch reaching here
today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
AMERICAN
SEAPLANE
BEATS ALL
TIE WORLD
1900 Mile Trip Lasts Little
Over IS RourS, go Miles
an Hour Made.
iEULLETTNA

IL hIEEhATIoNAL news SERVICE
LONDON, Nay II, $40 p. M
All three. of the American sea
pleas, which left Trepassey, n. F.
last night, have reached the
Azores, their first stop, accoEding
to dispatches reaching London tt,
afternoon. The last seaplane &.
arrive landed at the Azores at is
P. NJ, it was stated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
(2ULLETINl

LINIERNAIloNAL NEWs sERVtcEI
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE IvC-4
probably has either passed over xor+a.
IN the Azores, or landed there at this
hour, navy department officials said at
9:45 today. Station %, over which the
NC-4 passed at 8;lo, washington time.
is only seventy-fve miles from Horta,
which Is provisional stopping place.
Punta Delgada IS the objective, If pos.
stsIe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
(BULLETTT.D

INTERNATIONAL News SERVICE
ST. JOINS II. Z. May I7.-Earrv e.
Eawker, British atl7rau and Cant =
1eay-li4@1n' Australian flyer, announced
tlis morning that they would likely e+ar4
eAislr transatlantic Aght for the British
-sIes TINS afternoon. They were prob
t-p4y 1nnuenced in this decision by the
jump on ny the Americans yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17

IIuntiugton.--At q recent meeting Of
the Commercial Association Of Hunting
ton it was decided 70 asl, Mayor McGrew
to proclaim May - as RAT Killing Day"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17

(There IS difference of approximate
y four hours IN time between thu
Azores and tho eastern United States.
When = IS noon IN Washington It is
about 1 o'clock in che afternoon in TIE
Azores)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
Of
WILLOWDALE
IS DEAD
Will J. Davis, Famous The
atrical Manager in Past
Days Succumbs to Long
Illness at Home in Chica-
go Last night.

VIII J. Davis. master Of Wiuowdale.
the famous Crown Point horse farm. and
veteran theatrical man. died at 7;30
clock last night at his home. 4740
Grand boulevard. Of a complication Of
ailments superinduced by his age. seven
ty-fve years. At the bedside were the
widow. Mrs. Nellie Davis; his son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs VIII J.
Davis Jr.. and a group OF friends.
Mr.. Davis was taken i'll with a severe
cold. followed by an attack of innuenza.
several months ago. His recovery left
him in a weak condition. and in March.
together with William A. Pinkerton. the
detective ne went to Hot Springs Ark.
Feeling no better after q two weeks
staN he rcturned home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-17
Bulletins Tell
Flights Progress
(BULLETE)

1,v-, - ttsA ioNAL news sERViCE1
IA OAL GRADA, Azores, May II.
ne american seaplane 1EC-4 was
sig h'ea oif the Island Of Flores At 1880
{Azores tine).