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Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
ESCAPES BATTLE INJURY.
 HURT AT WORK HERE

After having escaped injury on the battleffelds of France, where he was a sergeant in the 5sth artillery regi- meht, Francis Toomey on Friday had his right hand badly crushed when a truss-rod broke, letting beam down upon it, MT: Toomey just escaped more serious injury as the beam weighs heavily and barely missed hitting his body. Mfr Toomey is em- pleyed by Contractor P. F. Sweeney.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
MAKING REPAIRS TO . THE BROADWAY HILL

! Street Commissioner FOX has d gang of men repairing the Broadway hin,
 which has been in sad need of atten-
 ton for 6 long time. Crushed stone and tar have been put in to fill up the
 holes which have been, four or five
 inches deep in many places. This is a good beginning and before long at tention should be paid to the condi- ton of Main street. from the brick
 pavement to Thames square and also Water street.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
ODD FELLOWS

F. Grand Master Harry Hirsh of New London, a former member of Uncas Lodge, paid visit to the lodge on Monday evening and made a brief ad dress to the. members urging greater activity in tho lodges and also spoke on other subjects pertaining to lodge matters Routine business was trans acted by the large number present, Shetuckct lodge transacted routine business at their meeting on Tues day evening. The meeting was well attended
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

sNaueatuck.-Miss Sue DuPont Cal ders daughter of Mrs. Daisy E. Calder of, Charleston, S C., and Conrad Sey- i11osE Ham of Naugatuck were married .reeAntIy at. St. Paul,s Episcopal church T. Charleston. Mr. Ham was sradtl .ated from Sheffield Scientific school ir 1913. and Is the son of AIr. and Mrs George Ham of Naugatuck.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

lodge of Ell1s held on Thursday ev-
 ening at the home. Several of the
 committees reported on various mat
 tefs- in their charge and the reports
 Were. accepted. Two.n applications were received at the meeting.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
Unclaimed Letters.

The list of unclaimed letters in the
 Norwich. postoffice for the week end
 ing May 3rd is as follows: Lillie Anderson, Mrs. Charles P. Daye, James Dempsey, Mrs. Peter LaFlam.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

present and address the meeting on Moosedom. It is planned to make this one of the largest meetings in the history of the order.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
WOMEN OF MoosEHEART LEGION

Arrangements have been completed for hte special meeting, of the Women of Moosehearts Legion on this (Satur- day) evening when Mrs Grace Hall of Chicago. National supervisor, will be
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
ELkS

! Three new candidates for member
 ship were initiated by the new officers at the regular meeting of the Norwich
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
ECHN

IkEHoE--In Norwich. April 50, 1919, daughter to NIT. and Mrs Stephen J Kehoe of 80 Warren street
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03

Bananas are one of the cnicf e ports Of Jamaica, but ou account c hurricanes the exports for 1917 wert valued at only sl,G00, 0o0.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
MARRfEE
GARTLANn

|GARTLASD-M MCCORMICK Iii Put
 land and Miss Gertrude Mccormick IC0TElLEFEvRE- Dayvtlie.. Aoril 30, .1g1a. Arthur Cote and Thelma UGfevre.
 REg;p4pIERoE-lR ss49 7. g ! dLsagara ...s. May ,. ter + Reed of Dallas, Tex, and Miss Wired Emily Pierce of Aliyn's cELLUCi KZARELLI-In Norwich, April 24, 1919, by Rev. w. H. Ken nedy, Daniel Celluci and Miss Mary - Izzareli, both Of Norwich. DIED fiUTLER-In Hackensack. N I, April g. 1913. Charles ". Butler, formerly of New London, aged 84 years. lLEAyEY--1In New London, April 50, Leafey, aged 6S years. 1 1919, Josiah Owens. aged 60 years. 1 Isabella M.,. wife of Alfred A. Jarvis ] aged 90 years. ~' ! EDaRROW-1n Waterford, April SO { Frank Darrow, in her 6Sd year.
 JAQTEs-1n Pawtucket. April 27. 1919 l Emma Jaques, formerly of East Kill 1 fingly. aged b7 years.
 CooN-Ih Danielson, April 30, 1919 ] Charles Coon, aged 72 years.
 REYNoLDs-In Putnam. April A. 1919 ] Mrs. Delii Reynolds of Elnville. lMEADE-tn Philadelphia, May 2, 1919 Miss Anna C. Meade Of Norwich.
 tFRoEIICH&At Brooklyn, N. l., May l. 1eie. at the residence of hei daughter, Mrs, ". E. Froelich. Mary 1 T., Widow Of William Froelfch, for l merly of Grotoh, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
saa. Mosx and rts<a.
CKEElvEyIIIE

ST hours after sf4gi Hatsf 1t. is low watSs. 'Thsch E ketlsWed Sy flood tide.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
Mlf B,lllffit1.
2 rttE WEATHER. . {. y <, Conditions,
kery;et. sstursay, May 3. 1sfs

The storm that was over the Great Lakes Thprsdgy night is now passing down the St. lawrence valley and the weather has cleared generally east of the Mississippi river. There were Erains. however. during the last stwen- ty -four hours throughout the Atlantic states.E.i ;[sy z4s3s-@x
 In the AtlaHtae states the weather will be cenerafN fair with mild tenn peratures SatntdA and sunday. 4 Winds Fer sstafdAy and Sunday. , North AtIansics { Fresh southwest and west winds. ssHieralis' fair wea- ther, -5s sfs5 : ,iS.
 Middle At1ahrie:: Moderate south. west winds af1d; fair xsattier.
 < Esssrssss , Southern NeH Ensgaflxi: Fair satur4, day and probayfy sunday mild tenn perature. < sSAt9 < q l+ atz9 okssrvafioos ii Rsswieh. {, The. following records. reported froEs The, Buffefin,s Reservations show the changes in ternpersture and the baro- metric changes Friday:
 Ther. Bar. B. III. 70 Sv.vV F m. .........':.'........ M sy.ge ygt Highest f4, lowest 50.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-03
" V
 conparisons

q. -. @ GomPariSonSs ' Predictions for Friday: H4if1.
 Fridays weather: Heavy rain in early morning, followed by cloudy and clearing ifi afternoon; west wind.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10
GERMANII GER Gu in.
SlSTENJA M0DIFicA-
REA TRATATULUI.

BERLIN, 8 Iunie. - Asamblul
National german fost chemat la
o intrunire in sSptamina aceasta ca
.sa ,,ia il conside} fare chestiile de
paces'. ~
Pc cfnd cabinetul, orr numai CO.
mitetul pentru pace a asamblului
german, are puterea accepta orr
refuza tratatul de pace, Sc crede;
in urma acestor complicatii, ca de-
cisiunea finala o va lua intreaga a.
dunare asamblului national ger
man.
Aceasta credinta a fost intarita
de Communicable facute de un dele
gat della conferinta de pace. Ell a
spus ca Gu tot raspunsul aliatilor
la contra-propunerile germanilor
delegatia germana nici nu va pa
rasi Versailles-ul 81 nici nu va sem
na tratatul, pima cfnd nu. va con-
sulta pc cei din Berlin.
M e absolut 'nici O schimbare in
determinarea Germaniei 6e, a nu
SIENNA tratatul pima cind nu mo-
dificat, dupa cum spune un men,
bru al delegatiei ce~ Sc afla acum
in Berlin. . Mai deuarte acesta a
spus ca Germania sta neclintita in
refuzul de accepta toata vinova-
tia fnceperii acestui razboi fara ca
sd Sc faca cercetari de cStra o CO.
misie neutrala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10
GREvA. IA TRAMvAELE
DIN DETROIT.

DETROIT, Mich, 8 Iunie. -
Primarul Couzens a propus astazi
-consilinlui communal sd ,,svirle la
o parte din strade pc cei carl COM
pun compania Detroit United Rail
way" Ca 0 urmare a grevei de la
tramvae care tine orasul impiede-
eat de Dumineca dimineata.
Planul primarului este sd che
me consiliul communal in sesiune
speciala pc ziua de % Iunie spre
a vota liberarea de actiuni in va
loare de 100000 de dolari, asa
ca compahia de tramvae sd poata
fl cumparata 81 operata Gu salarii
mai mari pentru toti functionarii
81 muncitorii.
Pentru ca compaflia respinsese
cererea consiliului communal de a
aplana neintelegerea Gu muncito-
rii, toti operatorM tramvaelor din
oras si-au parasit posturile Dumi-
neca dimineata La orele 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10

BERLIN, 6 Iunie. = Faimoase
ie belte de otel din Dresda al
fost desehise de hoti organizati
carl au luat de acolo diamante d.
mare pref 81 au llasat in locul 10,
imitatii. In legatura Gu aceasta
s'a luat interogatorul citorya
inalti functionari de stat.
Bolta verde sau Gruenes Ger
voelbe, care Sc afla sub palatul
regal al regilor Saxohi de la Dras
da, coatipea una dintre cele ma
valorabile colectii de juvaericals
din cite exista pc lume, precum
81 diferite cufiozitati, obiecte de-
art&; etc.
Bottle de otel sunt in pivnits
dinspre est q palatului, avind citt
$50 de urine in lugime 81 ferest
Gu zabrele grease. Opt camere e
rau pline Gu lucruri de pret: 1. =
en- lucruri de bronz; 2. - lu
cruri de fildes; B. de ,marmora
4. - de argint; 5. vase preti
case; 6. - monede si juvaericalc
Z. - arms 81 armore 81 in al op
taiea - sjuvaericale, diamante 8
alte pietri prctioase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10

Tanase Grama, din $50 Broad
way, au intrat 6 bandit. In pra-
valie Sc aflau 8 persoane, pc care
la facut ca sd ridice mfini1e In
sus, pc toti Ian dat inapoi in o
dale. Trei din bandit au stat Gu
.revolverele fnaintea lor 81 ceia-
lalti trei i-au 1egat pc toti. Dupa
aceea all taiat sirma de telefon.
Au furat banii ce Sc aflau in pfa-
valie in suma de 200 dolari. M
lea fost destul ticalosilor atit,
s'au suit apoi in camerele de-asn-
pra pravaliei 81 au furat tot ce
all aflat in cufere, bani 81 Liber-
ty Bondui.i in suma totala de
81, 100000. Imediat dupa aceea po-
litia fost in urma banditilor, in
sa au disparut in graba. Sa spu-
ne ca un alt bandit la asteptat
GU -automobilul in doua strada.
in noaptea trecuta un .comerciant
din Sharon, Pa, inca fost furat,
Sc vorbeste ca tot de acesti ban
diti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10

I'm guvern sovietist este acela
care poate Fl facut in ri, 81 to-
intro ri poate Fl aruncat afara
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10
SfaiuIi practice,

Ca 81 paseSh rufele albe dc
easbeneala, punele in ap6 Gu scro.
beala albastra Qblneing), atirna;
lie s. Sc usuce, apoi pune-le "a pa
strare. Ofnd vel vdi--sa le intrebu-
intesi din nun, spak-le si apoi le
lop<reste; vor ranine albe c. ~
.pada. (Aici e>vorba de rufele
carl se fntrebuin}eaxs namAi in
run sezenS si pe nrnz - pun in
ladk pima le vine lar timpul -
fie purtste.)
Petele de unsoafe; de zen, sau
de cearx se pot scoate din PASTA.
vnri dae3 " pune Pc patx q
h1rtie ~ 9atiyk u psste ea e spa,
y "a "a Her de c1lcab fie char
ii a. III e1iu 4nell bine.
y n eeylyi ilnerniile soan,
.seIe bncI d afdel
rolui ptiiil y An Sbi'
] . |
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10

Ce s'a ales de marele nationa-
list, marele reformator, marele III
artist 81 orator romfn 81 maghiar
Unii zic ca secretar la ,,iu-
ME-" 81 fntimpinat Gu ,,el-
yens' de compatriotii lui - poro-
ditele lui Arpad. = Pc semne jo-
bul acesta lila dat prietenul con-
sulului.
Am vazut pc unul care purta
ghetele unui mort, acum fnsa G
altul, un burlac pc care ci-ca Ia
lasat mireasa, care vrea sa-si pu-
ma degete de mort. Sc zice ca
daca ar avea toate degetele nu ar
fl atit de ticnit, 81 nu ar vorbi de
rau = catre eel veniti din Fran
ia - pc acei ce au luptat pentru
cauza neamului 81 alatilor.
Stringatorii de hirtii raportea-
"a, ca in ultimul timp, hirtia a
|runcata s'a inmultit. Probabil de
cind1 apare ziarul ,,try-wekly".
Apropo. Poate ca al nostri as
eulta sfatul 81 pc ,,tryweekly"
I1n romineste: fncearca-saptamI-
nal) il incearea = la cos.
Nu pof invata pc un ON ca sc
respecte dreptul altuia pima cind
nu-l inveti cum sa-si respecte cor,
oul lui = spalindu-se la inter
vale.
Toti ,,inteI:vcntii'' cred ca ei
sunt calificati ca Sc guyerneze pc
ceialalti semeni al lor, insa astfel
"a crezut 81 fostul Kaiser.
Hunii ne spun ca in zoos de ami
nu a fost vre-o natiune astfel pc
depsita. fnsa Sc site ca in 1000
de ami nici o Jhatiune nu a meritat
0 astfel de pedeapsa.
Matache: - Unde te duel meme
Lache?
Lache: = La agentie!
Matache: = Cum la agentie :?
Doar fntri la parintele!
Lache: - Stu! Doar in came
ra de dormit a parintelui a.
scntia.
Natache: = ~!
I'm guvern sovietist este acela
care poate fl facut in o ri, 81 tot
intro ri poate Fl aruncat afara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10

o circulara data de presedinte-
le Consilihlui dirigent hotareste
q oficiile publiee lafara de auto
lritatile bisericesti) sa intrebuin-
teze in actele lor, att calendarul
vechiu, cit 81 eel nou. Caile
ferate, posta 81 telegraful vor m
trebuinfa in servieiul lor numai
calendarul nou.
Delegatia macedo-romina alca-
tuita din d-nii N. Tacit, fost in
spector alSscolilor 81 bisericilor 70
mdnesti din Turcia, Culine, arclri-
[tect 81 2. Popahagi, este demult
la Paris, rspre a sustine acolo
la conferinta de pace, revindeca-
rile populated romine din Mace
donia. D-nii professor universitari
Coculescu 81 Murnu, cafi Sc aflau
la Paris Gu multi mai inainte, vor
ajuta delegatia in misiunea Ell.
Vestile din tara sunt luate du-
pa Iarele noastre rominesti din
patria mama, carora lie cerem
iertare ca ne luam indrazneala n
publica material care de sigur ca
lie costa tbani 81 energie. potusi,
avfndu-se in vedere marea bucu-
RE ce produc aceste stir Romini-
lor-Americani de patru ami izolati
de cei dragi 81 doriti al lor, Gre
dem ca confratM nostri din Romi-
MIA Mare ne vor ierta aceasta in
drazneala 81 vor primi multumiri-
le noastre pentru valorosul ajutor
ce nil dau in rasp1ndirea vesti-
lor de la frati la frati.
Stirile de 81 sunt cam vechi, IL
nele din ele din Aprilie 81 char
din Martie, tOtusl pentru Roml-
nil de aici valoreaza mai multi ca
orr ce radiograma care nu spune
mimic dsepre Rominia. Ziarele du-
pa carl am avut ,fericita ocazie si
reproducem materialul publicat
sub titlul: ,,Vesti din Patrie"
sunt urmatoarele:
Neamul Rom1nesc, Bucuresti; Re-
nasterea Romina,, Sibiiu; Unirca
Popornlui, Blaj, Telegraph Ro-
min, Sibiiu; Patria, SIbiiu; Dacia,
Bucuresti; Universal, Bucuresti ;
Tribuna, Craiova 81 Gazeta Tran
silvaniei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10
veSti din patrie.

In Amfiteatrul de la Liceul
Carol din Craiova fntre ,Priete-
nil Stiintei'' s'a dncins vie pole
mica in chestia femenistk. In tim
pull cuvfntarilor ofatorii sunt In
trerupti de adversari Gu cuvinte
grave, astfel ga cuvintarile capa-
ia un caracter nepernnis Ia aseme-
nea academic 81 dovsdesc ca Cra-
iowa inca nu coaptG pentru dis
cutii libere 81 civilizate.
Din cauza lipsei de locomotive,
trenul No. 125 vircioSoya-B -Bucu-
resti circula nnmAi Ia fiecare
Marti 81 Mercnri:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10
lV|druIltiSuIi.
rCELoR Gu 1GUsCA Pc CACfU:
LA.

Att facut inaugurarea
Si-a-ti chemat intreg norodul,
Oar uitara-ti ca sd spuneti
Ziua cfnd va Fl prohodul.
: DR.. Isaia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-10
= URT D r /

Farrell, Pas 5 Innie. La O.
rele $50 seara, in pravalia d-lui
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19
SPORTING NEWS

scores Of rooters. 1t Is rumored tina a
special train viii convey the Ohio fans
to the Windy City.
The Hammond players should realize
that they have rough shedding. Three
games in two weeks is more than tho
amerage grid artist desires. and Par
duhn's stars Will have to play true to
form and fight every linen of the way
to send the visitors home defeated. The
d%rubbing administered Cleveland. while
Hammond failed I'm two attempts. has
won the respect Of close followers Of
the game. and the wise ones are keeping
their hard-earned dough in their pockets.
Although the proper disposition Of the
combat with tho Toledo eleven is the
immediate task ahead for the Hammond
squad. yet Acting Coach Ghee and Cap
tain Des Jardien will groom the stars
Tor the struggle at Chicago on Thanks
giving Day against Thorpe's Canton
team.
The contest With Canton IS the big
topic through the Chicago area. upon
the Turkey day result will depend in a
large measure whether the locals can
lay claim to the professional champion
ship Of the United States. popeSters
are at a loss to figure the present stand
ms NtE EN4AAf4A1AkARA ntfn@ nat nam
mond has lost one to Cleveland and tied
I'm their second meeting. MasS0lon was
tho victor over Green's men and Canton
IN turn did the unexpected by trouncing
the Nassillon gang last sunday by a
% 20 0 score. Toledo also has a win
over Cleveland and should Hammond beat
the Maroons. the situation Will become
more complicated. but by trimming Can
ton. Hammond will be able to claim any
thing. and another meeting against
Cleveland would just suit all concerned.
The forward passing formation. signal
drills and kicking will he the things
that the Hammond players viii greatly
emphasize during the coming practice
sessions. Barrett and Hess are doing
the booting in regular style. but with the
probability that Paddy Will play. the
laurcls of the pair viii fall. 1t IS known
thta DriscolI can outkick any man on
the club. and If there is anything that
Hammond has lacked this season It has
becn a kicker with the ability Of putting
II over when tho ball Is brought around
the forty-yard line.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19
BOWLING
NOTES

In one of the most Interesting bowlinn
matches that WINS ever held al McCools
alleys the Perrina No. / defeated the
strong Monnett team two games last
night. Both teams rolled over $500. but
the bolwing or Ned Nelson enabled the
Perrin team TO defeat their rivals. The
Perrin team won the nrst game by a
single pin. and Monnetts came right back
and took the second by twelve pins. But
in the last game Nelson. Cooksey and
Krus rolled over the 200 mark which
enabled the team TO take the last game
by n small margin Of sixteen pins.
Nelson was the star OF the evening as
he hit 222-lss-226 for a total Of SIC.
Eesal. Nelson's mate. was second high
for his team. getting an average Of
1a2 2-3. Ludeking rolled high for his
team when nc toppled 234-l7S-204 for a
total Of SIS. Rrice Whitaker vas a close
second with 607 naples. THIS nuts
Perrin No. / in SECOND place and they
will bowl the Rose Recorders next Tues
day night. who are leading the lea "a
by a small margin Of one game. This
be the best game Of the whole
series. so a big crowd Is expected 70
be on hand when the teams get together
mt rerrin's alsys.
At PERKINS, alleys the Straube team
had an easy time winning from the
lowly Thorns. Heinz got high average
for the Straube team with 1ss 1-3.
Following are the scores Of last night:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19

Team average, 754
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19
HAMMOND
TO BENEFIT
BY MISTAKES
Gruelling Contests Still to
Come, Headed by Toledo
Maroons at Cub Park on
Sunday.
By IRVING cRArKEr.

Not looking discouraged over tho POOR
showing against the Heralds Sunday the
Hammond football players were out IN
force yesterday evening for the hrst
workout this week in preparation for
the Toledo Maroon contest next sunday.
che Hammond affair against Detroit has
convinced Manager Parduhn that his
crew needs plenty of practice tilts and
these they will get every evening under
the personal eve or one Paddy Driscoll.
who is foing TO assist Ghee in rounding
the club into shape.
With the fans looking forward to the
appearance Of Toledo. which last week
took the measur or Cleveland by a
6to o count, the stove league is again
in session with local supporters batting
away with an average Of .a99. Toledo
has yet to lose a game this season. and
the contest promises to o~vershadow the
others that have been played at the
Cubs park this year.
The interest being greatly manifested
N the coming mixup at Chicago may
be surInised from the fact that the
Maroon players will be accompanied by
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19
WILL MEET MONDAY
TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS

CLEVELAND. o. Nov. 1s.-On next
Monday 500 general chairmen of the
-four big railroads will gather in Cleve-
land to render a decision of the latest
proposals Of railway Director Hines
or overtime and working conditions.
Heads or the bro~therhoods In all day
session decided upon his mcthod Of OBJ
tanning an expression from the mem
bershfp OF the four unions.
h session OF the brotherhood chiefs
continued today and IT was understood
that wage demands were being consld-
cred.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19
ST. PAUL FIGHT ODDS
NOW AT EVEN MONEY

ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. 19-An IN
usual change in betting sentiment on the
tcn-round bout here November Fl be-
tween Mike O'Dowd. middlewcight cham
pion. and Mike Gibbons has been noticed
by Twin city sport editors. Three
weeks ago Gibbons was considered a ,
to 1 fsvorite. Even money was today
said to be the standard. with OtDowd's
supporters seemingly in the majority.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19
SMITH PICKS
TOUGH ONE

TRENTON. ~. j. Nov. 1s-Jef Smith.
claimant of the worlds m~iddleweight
championship. was unable to dispose Of
X O. Sampson. the A. L +. pion.
in their eight-round bout at Trenton
A. G. Monday. Sampson outweiEhed
Smith twelve pounds and displayed a
disposition 20 take all the punishment
Smith was able to hand out
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19
Doctors Say Boy Player
Has Chance to Recover

G~ALESBURG. Ill, Nov. le.-The con-
dition OF Harry Williams. who was seri-
ously injured in a football game here
with Peoria Manual last Saturday. is
practically unchanged He was con-
scious this morning and able TO recog-
nize his mother and nurses. He has a
slight chance. althou gh physicians en-
tertaln little hope for his recovery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19

Better call up The Times and
have it sent to your house every
night. Then you'll be sure It will
be there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-11-19

Better call up The Times ard
have it sent to your house every
Then you'll be sure it wiz
be there.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-02-07
RED CROSS NOTES.

The chairman of the knitting de-
partment wishes all workers to bring
in their knitted articles and leftover
yarn not later than Monday, Feb. g..
While most of the knitters responded
to the call for articles to be brought
by Jan 20 not all did and these are
most urgently requested to heed this
notice. Division headquarters is
pressing the chapter for a full report
from this department.
Attention is called especially TO
teachers of the county who have
junior Red Cross organization in
their schools to a new publication
for the juniors, designated The Torch
Bearers. This is published monthly
in Atlanta and the subscription price
is SO cents per year or 25 cents for
six months. All subscription orders
are to be sent direct from the chair
man of the chapter school committee
to Mr.. F. M. Darnall, Director Junior
Membership, S31 Healoy Building,
Atlanta, Ga
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-02-07
Death of John Lasley.

The body of John Lasley was in
tered Tuesday in the Troy Cemetery.
Mr.. Lasley was 43 years of age at
the time of his death in Santa Anna,
Cal, on Jan. 27. Pneumonia was the
cause of his death. He had been a
life long resident of Troy and was a
model citizen. He was a consistent
member of the Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church and for several years
had been a ruling elder. He leaves a
wife and four little children, Roy,
Charlie, Clyde and Lucille, a father
Dr. J. T. Lasley, this city, two broth
ers, c. c. Lasley, of Troy, Rev. Carl
Lasley, and q sister, Mrs. Charlie
Patton. The deceased married. Miss
Mabel Clark.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-02-07
FOR SALE.

Two-story house, 10 rooms and
halls, two enclosed porches, bath
room and pantry, toilets in both
stories, electric lights, furnace heat
ed, 12x24 it. barn, lot 100x133 it.
Corner West Gibbs and North Third
street.
One-story house, rooms and hall.
Lot 75x125 TT. East Palmer street,
near Public School.
One-story house, rooms, bath
room, toilet and pantry, electric
lights. Lot 60x100 it. Corner West
Grove and North Third streets.
One vacant lot 9Ox125 it. Corner
West Grove and North Third streets.
o. DIRCKS.