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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-20


Strung out in regular heet procession,
six big transports steamed INTO The
harhor from France Yesterday bringing
1881 overseas troops. The Great North
ern locked first with the Twentieth Ma
chine Gun battalion, 18th engineers
from Kentucky. Indiana ana West Nir-
sinia and smaller detachments The
Panaman brought the I2Gth cavalry.
Si5th machine gun battalion 223rd in
fantry machine gun company and
casuals. The Prinz Frederick wilhelm
docked with scattered attachments and
th eNleu Amsterdam With attachments
of he 34th infantry. the 32oth base hos
pital and smaller units The Kaiserin
Auguste Victoria brought the sixth
field artillery brigade headquarters, tho
Third and 18th field artillery. minus
two batteries each; the 18th and 18th
machine gun battalions and smaller
UNITS The South Bend brought milf
tary police companies and other units.
The 18th engineers We're under com
mand Of Lieut.. Col. W. II. BOYLE. Of In
dianapolis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-20
Soldier Bow
News
TO THE POWERS THAT BE
The Boys Want to Come Home!
Get EN- Home loot
Sweet


y u. NUM- son O MI ana
Mrs p j. Mckee. Is Waitham street.
Hammond. recently dis harged from
service. arrived home last evening after
having served in France ID the aisth
Aero squad He was II the ST. 1Iihlel
and Mouse ohensiev and vii 81 romern-
bered as the Hammond boy on The Tus-
CANA and was believed for some time
TO have been lost
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FOR SALE-HOUsES
7l8 14th st. n. W.

Near Sth and Mass. Ave.
S5,ooo-T rooms and bath: lar1o
yard 'front.' ana rear; space for q
garagei paved alley; excellent To-
c1tiou; close % entire business
section; squares from Public Lf-
bFary; liberal toFEaa
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FIVE ROOMS AND YARD
ooo-Erau1er 81 n T.

FIVE ROOMS AND YARD
usooo-6rameF 81. ~. j..
SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
&3.e00-Eye st. n. T.. near Eth.
S3,l5o-E1Orida ave. y. T., near l3th.
s., A,ooo-GeOrgia ave. y. W., zoo block.
A,l5o-WardeT 60. n. W, 200 block.
se,599-shepherd s. ~. w, near 5th q.
a,500-ParE pl. n. W, G990 block.
ar5oo-llth 81. y. W. 25l0 block.
uo,00-l4th g. ~. ". near Shepherd.
fl0r5oo-Ilandolph N W, near 13th.
EIGHT Rooms AND BATH.
s5,75e-Lsvits st. n. T., near 18th II.
NINE ROOMS AND BATH.
&,5o)-5th -. n W, neal H. 81.
S. ,00o-ioth s.. n. W. neal " o..
s., ,ol5-E q. n. W., near 1Ith 81.
s. .5o0-M St. y. w, near 5th st.
ll2. 501-21st 81. n. W. near o 81.
TEN ROOMS AND BATH
A,%O-D 81. s. T., near lEt
81 O0-EeW York ave. n. W. near fth.
SIl.500-COlumbia I'd, near 18th q.
81, 2,0Q0-FaiHnuut 81. y. W. near 18Th
ELEVEN ROOMS AND BATH.
81, 590-R st., near 18Th Il. n. NT.
81. 0oo-S 81. n. W. near 18th 81.
SIS, 5J0-M 81. y. w, or Conn. ave.
TWELVE ROOMS AND THREE BATHS.
SIS, ,50O-Elalorama rd.. near 2oth st. n. ".
e, 5,500-BERWTN, Nd. two blocks from
trains, cars or pike; 5E acres OF LAM
improved by a r. and b. house
b. ~. d.; OutbulldinEs: fruit trees
etc. Only $500 cash, bal. terms.
We. have many more. SEQ US about N
one you're looking for.
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Northeast

S5.C0O--6 rooms and bath: fur
mace heat; attro Gtive location,
high elevation; G. vonient 20 both
car systems and not far from
Stanton Park; walking distance %
Union Station.
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22.7OO-Terma g2Oe cash six
rooms and bath, cellar, latrobe
aeati vacant; excellent condition.
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$1,000

on 18th street, between P and
rooms and bath, with steam heat
and gas light. Houas in excellent
condition.
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seven room house; tlis baths hos a. hests
concreie cellar house recentig rer6valal ncr1hss
on rear Jusl OK 1lth street, Ho.l51T a1o
On Perry s., ssml-dstaehed brick heuss 81
six rooms ana baihi colonial mont poreh. h5t-
gatsr heat; sieenielly and Fas d ys1d
Attraalivs stota aua sallgis housa 81 ist
l99Eslsi eight rooms and bath. hot-WulsF heets
electricity; ane 5tsement liaie roofs htautilei
thesis. Ad. Nos17F. $500
on Reek Greek eaafsa roaas 8 llos1-a houss
of rooms and bath; hot-Eater hc1ts ai.ctricigs
builfln EaraEes convenient % carlln5; ounsr
oeeapies end win give DoNeaion. No2I1E
SIX rooms 1Hd bath; 8. m. 1; "a szesHent
eondition parquetry doorsi osmsat esn,1 Under
entire house. a very desirable homo - seed
section q Northsast. NoaoaT. sHzoa
On Harvard q. n w; ven loeatod houss 81
six rooms end bathi a. ~ ~ concrete cellar
under whole house fFonf aud rear sziiss heat
ing plant Just oFs1hauisa. NodalF. tS1oo-
An aEcelent value for al cashs * rson-
and bath; laundry; slsspins porch; new Furnaces
large closets. room for EaFase On Flsrita-ave
q = No1s5T- sl5ea.
Rooms g. ealuEbulsaioW tgDs hose ars
the desisebility Of the UFoperty: there ars tsu
T0onas and tVpzs5athss hot-WaEer hsats rcri1h
81 aftsen da5ss half-sguare from car Ilna srea
more eve. NP.TssT. S8leo.
a bungaleW IN Takulha BARK Ia; seven
rooms and bath; hot-Water heats aIseplhr
poteh; Buill-in ice box double porch s. rears
lrpnt porehs large corner Iots ssEage. No7sSr.
Immediate possession of this very desirable
I-r0om house; hot water heats sfeetricity ana
gas. laundry and sleeping Porohs iafEe Rooms,
lakewood finish; beautiful electric aztures. on
Randolph ct. No.Tgsr sf0.75o
IN Chevy Chase; one-half acre of ground.
beautiful trees; driveway nine rooms Hrinr
and dining-roOm open into large reception haus
broad stairWay; guests suite on drst floor
three bedrooms and bath on sseond floor large
closets; excellent heating plant: porehes. A
real home. Immediate possession. NoaTfT
$500 Special offer for an cash.
on LOnEfsllow st. eight rooms and BATH.
furnace heat; detached stuceo and fraue, OF
large lot; very beautiful Inside and ont: coenar
location. No.5a1T. 313.30e.
A Chevy Chase home; overlooking beaheiful
Darl<inz and cOHnsctisut ave. near District Line
Has nino rooms three baths; also servants
rooms; three open hreplaees; a n. 4: about
Half-acFs Of ground; large oaks; garaEe for
two,-ca Must Be seen to be aDprecIated
So.5ssT i52,90e
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$50

In beautiful BRADLEY HILLS
An attractive English bungalow
Of six rooms and TIED hath; hot
water heat; open fireplace: cleo
tric range; cement porch; large
terraced lawn; abundance of shade
trees; lot 124L1T5 feet IElmediste
puEzeECiCE.
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S10.500

In Washington HeiFhtu-Horns
of 10 rooms, . baths. Can be
bought on very moderats termH
Hot-wator heat, electricity,
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Park View

&s,56o-Attractivo location: sec
tiUu OF home owners: 3 rooms ana
hath. front colonial p3rch: good
yards; garage on paved alley; I'm
mediate POG1eg1lons
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$1,000

18th street-A s-room-and-2- -2-bath
house, with Vapor heat, electric
fly, drcplaceg and porcheI Lot
soL130. Immediato poEgeE1ion.
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$500

Near i4th street cars, south OF
y gtreet--A 3-story, Il-room and
bath house; in good condition
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$3.50

In Mt. Pleaaant-A practically
new home OF rooms and bath,
within ono square Of 1laa street
cars; vapOF heat electricity and
sleeping porch
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s11z5n

One-half square from saurs ad-
dition-A beautiful new home of
rooms and bath; hot-Water heat
and electricity. Large, attractive
garage Lot s5Zilo. Immediate
poz1egalons
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
These Houses We Have Care
fully Selected From Our
Large List

IF you do not find whas you
want here, phone for other list
ngs:
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S7.5n

A delightful Maryland suburban
home OF s rooms and bath: fur-
mace heat and electricity. with IL
acres Ct ground; fruit trees: ea-
rage. aspect this today.
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Eleven rooms ana three baths; tive sleep
ing Dorches; laundry; ssmi-detached brick con-
struetion; hot-Watef heat; built-in areproof gar
age; electricity; two open. dreplaees; deep lot:
parking and side lawn. On Cornecticut ave.
NO.7i5T. $4,000,
A l4FOom house; the third floor arranged
IS apartment; large roomsf plenty 6f windows.
corner leeatiQn; hot-WatsT heat; combination or
sOod ineome-bearing propositiou ana home. x
Street n. ". Nossi9r. $4,000
Brick hOuss o. rooms and BATH laundry.
hot-water heat; yard: room for garage with
access 70 alleyi three stories and concrets cell
lar with servants room. Lamont ST. No755T.
Sss5O.
Fiftsen acres Of ground Ia Prince George
county, Md. 5lne-room house; garage and other
buildings. Eight acres ID timber ready FOR cut
ting; six acres In clover and timothy hay:
orchard. NO.75sT. ss.5oo.
On Kalorama road; is-roonl. ssmi-detaehed
house: two baths sleeping porch and laundry
hot-water heat; hardwood floors; room Cor large
FareEe; an attractive property. No75aT.
A good investment; brick building consisting
Of three apartments; ten rooms and three baths
lent to Government depaptments NoS5sr.
s1O.5oo.
In Cleveland park; six rooms and bath; not
water heat electricity and Eas; sleeping porch
porches front and rear hardwood flQOra; owner
has perfected every detail Of interior tWO-car
garage. splendid value No&5lT. -s13oee
On Kentucky ave. s. p. SIX rooms ana Bath'
hot-vrater heat: gas; room for garage; FROM
porch. Eo.s42T $4,000 Cash $3.50 Balance
terms.
a very desirable colonial type home in Alex
sandrla: a large corner lot with house OF hollow
tile, brick vaAeer; nine rooms and two bathss
hot-water heat and two open hreplaces; interior
birch and pine; hardwood floors; interior reno
vated less than year ago: windows weather
stripped. NO.s4OT f2t5Oo
House OF six rooms and bath: gas; latrobe
heat; garage; lawn With hedge: house in fine
condition; new Eaatern High School site
Noss9T. $4,000; S1,75o cash; balance terms
A 12-room house; three baths; hbtswaser
heat; sleeping porch; Laundry; garage: large
front ana side Yard5 une heQEe5 uetacueuf' on
corner Kalorama road. NO7sOT. s1s,7eo
ON Kenyon 81. rooma and bath; bot
water heat: brick; semi-detaehed porches front
and back garden shrubbsEy, splendid base
nentf with coal No.S29T. 1e.s5o.
In Takoma Park 7-rOom bungalow, with
unfinished space which coulo readily be CON
verted into I'VE more rooms; large living room
broad veranda;- electricity and gas; lot 5ox15o
decidedly attractive home. NO71tT. $500
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S11.75O

IN Chevy Chase. D. ca lovely
pebbie-daBh home o. 8 rooms and
bath; hot-Water heat, electricity
and garage Moderate terms and
possession.
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Near tith and c Sts. S. E.

$500 80 Comforsable room
house. between two car lines; not
lar from Lincoln Park; ln Toou
noigaborhoods G room1 au6 bath.
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Near ist and R SIS.

f6,o00-Llbcral terms; modern
8 foomaf tiled baths hardwood
floors and trim; open GFeplacqp3
space FOR garage on paved alley:
convenient 20 beth car ugGtcmg;
sEcoilent street
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Walking Distance Of
Business Section

S4,Ooo-Located close 70 New
Jersey avenue and 1f; F3ouns ana
bath; modern corner house, au
outside Foom1i cloga 20 cars
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Monroe 81. - -

Attractive location on Columbia
hoights, near 18th street car line.
Six rooms, modern bath, reception
vacant; ready for immediate Occu-
pancy. Terms 81, 500 cash, Price,
$500.
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Near 18th and D St Car
ine

e2.20o-t Rooms { hath: ned
era front colonial y .rcho1; good
Yards nno locltior section con-
posed almost entirely % homu
owners.
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$4,000
S12.OOO
$12.5OO

A downtown DETACHED house
% . rooms and bath; hot-air heat
and electricity. An excellent buy.
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Northeast

SS.5to-Terms t5oo cash; imrns-
diata possession; rooms and
bath; latrobo heat; near Capital
Traction car lire: walking dis
tancs of Union station excellent
ueighborhood,
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g - IL
TO-DAY
l. G. SCHROEDER
PROGRESS HAS NO GREATER ENEMY THAN DELAY
- YouR DREAMs 81 TRuE
10 NOW
Regrets Tomorrow

Take YoufPace With the Live Men Of Today and spare Yourself
Regrets Tomorrow
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G Street Near 4th n. E.
&f.750-Terms, $500 cash. q
rooms ana bath; latrobo heat; all
white ueiFhborhoodi one SQUARE
from either car syateTn: walking
distance from Cni0a station; IS
minutes ride from Treasury
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CONNECTICUT AVE.

COLOSSAL brick: eleven rooms and three baths
way: semi-delaci1ed large lot; broad bay Wlnd(
norehos. q zeal barsaln eoeaesslon any Tune 50.
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Eleven rooms ana three baths; tive sleep
Ing porches; laundry; ssmi-dstaohed. brick con-
struetioni hot-Watef hear; built-in arepFoof gar
age; electricity; two open arsplaees; deep lot.
parking and side lawn. on Connecticut ave.
No.7f5T. $4,000,
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In Cleveland park: six rooms and baths not
porches front and rear: hardwood noOras owner
has perfected every detail Of interior tWO-car
garage Splendid value. Nols51T. f13oee
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Brick house o. rooms and BATH laundry
access 70 aU9y; three stories ana concrete cel-
lar with servants room. Lamont Sc No.755T.
Se.e5O.
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14-Foom house; the third floor arFangsd
as apartment: large roomsi plenty 0f windows
corner locatiQn; hot-Watgr heat; combination Of
good income-besring proDositfon ana home. 4
Street n ". Noss1sE $4,000.
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Fifteen acres Of ground Ga Prince George
county. I'd. glne-room house; garage and other
buildings. Eight acres ID timber ready FOR cut
ting; six acres IN clover and timothy hag;
orchard No.756T. Ss5oo.
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Potomac Heights

9f.g50--6 rooms and bath, fur
mace heat: electricity: senal -de-.
tached; two chicken houses: gar
den; Ice 25xI00; immediate 3, sEcs-
siUa.
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TODAY

Every Type Of Real Estate Investment
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Eood investment; brlek building eohsisting
in All; has three Dorches end laundry e0n9en-
lent 20 Government Departments. Nos5sT.
slO5OO.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
REALTORS,
235
Near Lincoln PARK

Near Lincoln Park
32.7oo-Terms gSOe cash. SIX
rooms and bath, cellar, latrobe
aeati vacant; excellent condition.
Northeast
S5.C0O--6 rooms and bath; fur
mace heat; attr3 Stive location,
high elevation; G vonient 20 both
car systems and not Tar from
Stanton Park walking distance %
Union Station.
Park View
&5,56o-Attractive location; sec
tiOn of home owners: Q rooms and
hath; front colonial p1rch: good
yards; garage on paved alley; I'm
mediate roa1esllon.
Near tith ana c SIS. S. e.
95,6oo - Comforsabls 6 room
nouEe, between two car lines; not
Tar from Lincoln Park; in COED
neiEahorhoodi 9 rooms aue bath.
Near 18th and D St. Car
Line
e22oo-t rooms = hath: med.
ern front colonial y lrchoa; good
Yards nno loclticr section con-
posed almost entirely % homs
owners
Potomac Heights
sf.g5o--6 rooms and bath, fur
mace heat electricity; sen1l de-.
tached; two chicken houses; gar
den; Ice 2JXio0; immediate D. sEcs-
siUa.
18th, Near Spring Road
t5.750-Attructive location. close
20 18th street car line: new house
ssctioni rooms and bath: bot
water heat
Phone or See Us for an App
SHANNON
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On Kalorama road; Broom. ssmi-dstaehed
house: two baths; sleeping porch and laundry.
garage; an attractive property. No75aT.
S16,s00.
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On Kentucky ave. s. -. SIX rooms and barh:
hot-yvater heat: gas; room for garage; from
porch. Eo.842T. $4,000. Cash SSs0. Balance
terms.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-12-29
OPPOSE GUSHING
OF POLICE CHIEF
Mount Vernon Residents Aroused
Over Proposed Change Ivy
Nayor-EleCt,

Mount vernon residents are IN
ccusrd because Chtot of Police l"rei
utah j Foley fnr 27 years head Of
the department ~ ABOUT ~ b" re-
tired e. make room Tor a man whom
The Republican clty urgdnlzauon "
believed tp be supporting Elmer l.
k.u,aid viii become Mayor Jan
~. he's named Charles wynn. strict
Republican organization man. for the
place.
Chicf Foley viii b. ~ IN June. NJ
complaint of inCOmpotrncy has ever
hD'n heard against BIN except from
4 few politicians He was named chief
S. urr Nuunt Vernon was village.
Ue has seen the Police Department
grow from tv" to more than fifty
mon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-12-29

VIENNA. Dec. 2a.-Horr RoIsin. So.
r,taty n state, viii 60 10 Paris to ne
gotlste an advance Of from $50. 900. 900
Goo S0.0J0,0O0 20 be guaranteed by a
rental 81 the Austrian tobacco monop
DIV. Il WIS announced TO-DAY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1919-12-29
Important Clearance
Tomorrow

Unusual Reductions Have Been Made
On Every Sample on The Floor, which
Includes the Following Noteworthy Items.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-05-22
MOSCOW TO CELEBRATE.
Arrange Elaborate Program for Grea
War Veterans Of Country.

Moscow is making preparations for
a mamoth celebration on July 3rd 4th
and 9Th, and has invited the communi-
ties of Lewiston, Nez Perez, Clearwater
Lewis and Idaho counties of Idaho
and Whitman county of Washington to
join with Moscow on that date.
The program includes a reunion of
all soldiers, sailors and marines from
that portion of the Inland Empire ad-
jacent to Moscow, who served in the
Great War. A general reception for
the returning veterans and a celebra-
ton of the great victory won, will also
be held.
Memorial services will be held for
the boys who made" the supreme sacri-
fee Governor Davis of Idaho, has
been asked to welcome the Idaho boys
on that occasion.
The Dist Infantry band of Fort
George Wright has been secured for
the occasion and the committee is in
correspondence with the renowned
Cowboy Band of Grangeville and hopes
to be able to have this organization
present
Negotiations are under way to have
one or more government aeroplanes on
mana 70 MAKE lights each day during
the celebration
The proram for the afternoon of the
3rd will be carried out by the local
lodge of Elks assisted by the Elk's
lodge of Lewiston. and arrangements
are being perfected to have the Sal.
walton Army lassies of Spokane serve
doughnuts and coffee free of charge to
soldiers and sailors on that day.
Speaking, music and athletic con-
tests will he featured on the program
also dancing and Notwithstanding
and everything for a good time. \
An honorable discharge from the
army or navy will provide free enter.
tainment for the veterans.
Potlatch, Pullman and Lewiston have
already signified their intention of
joining Moscow on that day.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-05-22

control of other public utilities, and
the unprecedented and unchecked ex-
travagance of every function connected
with the istration-accounts for
the Baltimore result, and is only pre-
cursor of what the electorate of the
nation will do when they get the OPP
portunity.
From an unprejudiced standpoint,
there can be no doubt that the result
has placed Maryland in the doubtful
column for the 1920 campaign.
United States Senator John Walter
Smith, Democrat, is up for renomina-
ton and reelection next year. He
is the head and front of the Demo
cratic state machine which fought and
lost this Baltimore election. Beyond
all doubt his prestige has been badly
damaged and the entire Democratic
Organization in Maryland placed on the
defensive on the eve of a presidential
campaign.
To the practical politician the loss
of the largest city in his state Is a
very serious affair. 1t means the loss
of election machinery, tremendous pay
rolls carrying thousands of faithful
workers and other mediums of influ-
ence which are so essential in cam
paign years. Democrats cannot help
recalling the recent defeat of Repre-
sentative Swagar Sherley, the Chair
man of the House Appropriations Com
mittee. and considered a fixture in Con-
gress. Sherley had represented the
Louisville, Kentucky, district for 16
years. In the spring of 1918, the Re-
publicans CARED the city of Louisville
and with this newly acquired power
they defeated Representative Sherley
in November
The most disconcerting thing about
the Baltimore election from q Demo-
cratic standpoint, was the demonstra-
ton of the fact that the labor vote.
which the Democratic party has been
boasting it has "sewed up" is still
unbelievable and is able and prepared
to cast its ballot with independence
and discernment. If the labor vote in
Baltimore is any criterion of the labor
vote elsewhere the Democratic admin
istration may as well stop counting
upon any marked support from that
source.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-05-22
NEWS NOTES OF LUCILLE.
Items Of Interest Picked Up BY Our
Regular CORRESPONDENT.

Mr.. Rockefellow departed for his
home in Montana Monday morning.
Mrs. Anna Butcher was a visitor In
higgins Sunday. She was accompanied
home by her brother, VIII Turnbull
Miss Hazel Rice and Miss Mary Erwin
Dolph and Arthur White returned
home on Sunday nights stage.
A crowd of Lucille folks attended the
dance at higgins Saturday night
Those who enjoyed the festivities were
Mrs. Clarence White, Mrs VIM. Perez.
weld, Miss Laura Twilegar, Ed Clark
Arnold Harrington, Adolph White, Guy
White, Tom Martin Mr.. and Mrs. G
Nansise. All reported fine time.
Tony Gordon. Beth and Elfers Cor.
don, We're Lucille visitors Sunday
The Salmon river is raising rapidly
and If the warm weather continues II
will soon be at its highest.
Mrs. Thos. Pogue and Miss Anna
Nevin were arrivals from Whitebird
Tuesday evening. They left the same
evening for the Pogue ranch on Fiddle
creek
Henry Elfers was business visitor
at Lucille Tuesday.
Clyde Nansise. for some months pas
an employee at the Pogue ranch, depart.
ed Monday morning for Grangeville.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1919-05-22
FEDERATED CHURCH.

The cause OF Bolshevism and kindred
evils is largely due to ignorance, in.
justice. selfishness. Its cure lies In
education, evenhanded justice, and the
stabilizing principles of the teachings
of the Man of Nazareth. This will
be done in part with the 5000 DOC. OOO
being raised by the Methodist and
Presbyterian churches in their great
Centenary-Ne Era movement. The
largest world program ever dreamed
by Christian civilization. Hear about
II and our relation to it next Sunday
morning at the Federated church.
Big union service at the High School
auditorium in the evening. The occa.
sion heing the Baccalaureate sermon
70 the High School graduating class
Music by union choir and the Cow
boy Band orchestra. Sermon by G. O
Oliver, !.