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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23
ESTADO DEL TEMPO

Sc anuncia para hoy, en- San Antonio y
sus alrededorcs, un dia probablenlente desrc-
jado con una temperature minima que varia-
"a entire IS y 30 grades.
Soplardn rnoderados yientos del norte.
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DEFUNCIONES.

Antonio Castro. en- us FL Paso.
Estcfara Rocha. en- 1916 e. Paso.
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PARA FINCAR

Jesse Mead. una cabaIleriza en- pos Muckei
john: Rosalio Martinez, IN techo en- 60S3 S
Patricio.
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OFERTA EXCEPTIONAL
MARAyuLOSO FONOGRAFO, s18.75.

81 Gesea listed un
buen f~onografo, del
cual podra estar
Siempre Satisfecho,
~entonceS yea esta
hermosa maquina,
Ia cual iguala, con
su tono Y acabado a
c~ualquier f~onografo
por valor de $4,000.
a.: Ha dido listed de-
cir alguna vez. que
alguiea corlpre un
~foGografo como es-
te a preclo tan ba-
10? EstamoS z
ros de que no; por
~cCnSlguente aprO-
vechese de esta ma
ravillosa oportuni-
dad. e. ~fonografo
cs de hechura fuer-
te Y hermosamente
acabado en- doble do
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23

Sc GRATIFICARA con $500 a "a persons
que proporcione informes exactos del actual
paradero jc mi padre Octaviano Martinez
de SIS amos dc edad. ccrrado dc barba y pt
cado de vi-uela. En- ell mes de Julio Do
1918 salio de San Antonio PARA Poteet. TS.
xas. Y desde esa fecha no Sc hs tenido niD
guna razfn de 81. Dirijarse snbre el psH
ticular a JESUS Martinez. r. F. D.. Box ia.
Alleyton. Texas. CD
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23

Sc AGRADECERA cus.quier information d
Seligna que Sc proporcicue del paradero Dc
Pedro Machado. de II abos de edad. oriz%
mario dc Medina. Texas, hiSo ne Crcsecncis
Machado y de Mariana Ramos. Hacc ua
amos que sa1io en- un enganehc para cl Edo
dc Pennsylvania. SirYanse dirigirse robre el
cio Garcia, $50 Guadalupe St San Antonio.
Texas. (2-2g
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23
AVSOS o. OCASION
PROFESSIONALS

oCULISTA oFTICo DR.. ARTURO era
NER Antro;ae : ;crtes dc todas elases.
Exa-7ea dc Ia y;s:G GRATIS. Diez si,os DC
cstudio y pr&etica IN Europa aeSleo.
BID. Esguiaa &c IA Gale Houston y Ave
nida C.
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DIR. SALONE G!ARZA ALDAPE. dc Ia Fa-
cultad dc Mexico. autorrzaGo en- 81 ,EStado "a
Texas. Esprcia.ista en- rl-ugia en- General
Os;rira ITO r. Nueva ST. Telsfono travis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23

BUENA GRATIFICACION Sc dara a Ia per.
soma que me proporcione infomes de Rs-
mon Ramirez. de 80 amos dc edsd- moreno,
cara redonda y nariz afilada. complexion TO-
busta. Dirijanse sobre ell particular a kdti-
mic Ramirez. 2117 Holly s.. Kansas City.
No. f31)
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DIVERSOS

Tn ANUNCIO en- ia PRENSA" siemrre
e. de 6xito secure. Lame I'd. nj ~telGfonu
Travis 2i1l y anuacicse GcsGe lue=o.
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ENSENANZA

PROFESORA de inglGs y frances. con larGa
expcriencia en- n enseianza. Sc ofrece a las
personals que dcseen aprendcr por sistema
moGcrno y rapido. 90 San Pedro Ave. t23)
LECClONEs DE PIANO Y CANTo a do
micilio. Precios convencionales. PROFESSOR
FELIX RUANO. Graduado en- los Conserra-
torics dc Paris y Madrid Receive 6-dencS 40
Morales St. Sc habla frances ; espancL.
APRENDA listed a hablar y escribir ingles
con propiedad y correction. Prof N. r.
Diaz. 403 n. Flores.
T~AQUfGRAFLA PITTMAN. Sc aprende en-
cuatro scranas. Barata. EscritHra en- Ma
quina GRATIS. lights. Hicks Building.
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RADIO. dc SECURE ue lie guStara V le duraTa pOr toa IL vida. EstoS fonO-
crafos Sc venien ur precios que varan entire $4,000 Y $4,000. pro henos
ron.Drado m gran Saridc de uuibra. V los venderemoS Solamente pr
corto tjempo pprS l$-5 En- este fonografc Sc puede tocar cuaquer dis.
o. = ton eS rico, harnoSo : meodIoso, FL caI Ferdaderanehte traera mu-
ma algeria a cu2lGner famiGa. listed puede pedrnos esta maqulna, pro-
barla por trGnta dmS, ' en- case dc que no c de saIstacclon' puede GeVot
ver0o5a Y lie "Reminiscences Su GEero. No QueremoS cue listed compare
ruetra raquina con orraS del m6sno preIO que &c anunclan cons bara-
+s mes 81 Csa 10 eS realmeUtc cS muy superior en- tGo q las que Sc lie
nfrazcan en- confcioneS smHreS-Con caa fonografo darenos ABSOLU-
TkNFNTE RATS y SeIe5oacS V 200 aguTaS. Este eS una verQadera
cangs. por consisuiente nc Sc denore. R&ore este anunco e ncluya
500 pagando l restoa al recjbuo. Escrba Embellishments porque e. pre-
co aUmeGtara.
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TRASPASOS

TRASPASA casa amuebladh y Sc renden
muebles. GIG So. Flores St Vol
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23

IE~AIIFILEKE co!7 Ut afO &c s.ssT!p-
cion 2 LA PRENSA Z n persona que nj pro-
porcione Ia actual direction o me dierc in
formcs cxactos del senior Juan Aguiiar, COMO
de 90 amos de edad. cuerro regular. blanco
cara redonda en- JUNO del aTo pasado SC en-
contraba en- San Antonio. hospedado on una
casa dc ia Gale de Monterrey. Cualquier in
torme sobre el particular sirvanse dirigirlo
a Manuel Aguiiar. Star Rid. Box Il W. H.
Pitt Bridge. Texas. t26.)
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PERFECTA MORENO dcsea saber de Juan
Moreno, quien sali6 hace mas de un ano dc
Durango, Mexico. para FL Paso. Texas. Edad
rs amos. Carpin:ero. lnformen sobre el par
ticular I 1908 South Flower Street. Los An
Geles, Cal. t25)
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$500 DE GRATIFICACION Sc daran a "a
PERSONA que ~inforrne del actual domicilio de
mi hcrnano politico EMILIO ESPINOZA,
quien en- cI mes de JUNO iltimo sali6 de
EbcnDurg. Pa. para Pittsburgh. y de ALI,
scGin no:icias, para e. Estndo de Indiana.
Tiene 81 amos. delsado y color moreno. Cual-
quier informe dcbe dirisi-se 4 Juan Abar-
ca Perez, i5i Eagle ST. Youngstown, Ohio.
(25l.
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EWPLEOS

ncx,rano. Que trab-jc arT;sa = corozca ben
de- rcrzracioucs. $3.50 sema1arlos: teie~rl-
ficn 81 dcsean cH!orG.sc- NJ" Sc atende'an
s~lici;udcs dc appendices. L. J.. Hall. Frcen2rt'
TcxTs G2Gl
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COkfPRAS

COMPRO bicicleta de medic uso que este en-
buenns condolences. Page bien A C. Vira-
monteS., PA So. Alamo St. t25l
Sc COMPRAN al contado Bonns de IL Lii
be-tad. Dirigirsc 4 II. G~rincwald. 326 West
Commerce st.
COMPRAMOS. Vcndemos = carEiamos toda
clasc de muebles. Dixie Furniture Company.
llG ". Flores ST.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23

HOTEL SAN LUIS. Cuartns Iimpios > ba-
rates. Prec;os esperiales por senana. 2ok
Il. Santa Rosa Ave. Ssn Antonio. Tcnn.
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PESQUiSAS

90 'oW '6l!o srsu1Y IS As!AeHsa ,Isc
'zounE osloiod Z IsInorlIrd "a slqos ssuyrrI
ia ssxeL 'uoa!Ja 5p u?!o7ss 81 tie urqSIT
-uo5us 9s LI6I sp oIsIqsI uI EATS ?sor
opEu!J "a Ispoc !m 10 zap enb O0'0G&S 81
prpr1uEo rl ap rSs-;us ssTiasrq cIHG .rprd
-UIoor uT 5ub oIIJueAor IN sp s ouSioK ru
-rur 'EIS rE ap o-sprIuf 10 ,aaayS oaSaG
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BUENA GRATIFICACIoN Sc dara a Ia per-
soma que me proporcione informes de mi
hcrmana Maria Perez de Montanez, quien
lface tres amos VIVA en- Ia Cd de Vera
cruz. Yer, Mexico. Cualquier dato sobre ell
particular diriiase a Fernando v. Perez,
Al6 Charles 81. Fl Paso. Texas. (2S)
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San Antonio. Texas, Is de Encro DO 1919.
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TEODORO ESCALONA. inventor del "eee-
trio signal" desea protection para proseguir
en- II demonstration del mismo. poseyendn
para II fecha un certficado del ST. Victor
Evans. Para mas informcs dirijanse a Teo-
doro Escalona. Box 1888. Matagorda, Texas.
(23).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23

NECEEITA criata "ara familia dc dos
9crsoaas. Oourrar Il9 >Sncaaca s. '2&D
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23
Incendio en- n Escuela Militar

En- la Escuela Militar Peacoscks,
Sc declare aver en- Ia manana un m
| cendio cl cual destruyN completa-
| me1te dos tiendas de campana, SUI
mando las perdidas consumadas por
ell fuego cu~atrocieutcs pesos.
Sc ignoran las causas de este m
cendio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23

ESPECIAL.DAD ell rcciamaciones por danos
personaIes, atropellos. etc. Haco toca elase
de cobranzas. F. p. Nc. C!cskey, I'll Frost
Bids.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-23

Sc NECESITA uu zapatcro cGmpCtcntc. Ira
halo uc-manente: ocurran Z z Richrnan. 6l2
Chnrqr-al St. Corpus Christi. Texas. i-5l
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08
RABUN NEWS.

Rabun, Oct 6.-Thc farmers are
very busy gathering cotton while we
have pretty weather.
Mr.. II. T.. Babb, Miss Allie Babb,
Mrs. Smith Martin and children were
shopping in Laurcns last Thursday.
number Of the Rabun people at
tended the Association at Beavcrdam
last week.
Miss Edna Owens spent the latter
part Of last week with Mrs. Claude
Wasson, Of Friendship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolton Ovens, of Gray
Court, visited Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Bea-
son Sunday.
Mcssrs. Conway Bolt, Alliene Bald
win and Alton Baldwin Of Greenville
visited homefolks the last Of the week.
Mrs. Hortense Woods, of Lebanon
section, and Mr.. Johnathan Aber-
crombie dined with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander Sunday.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08
Visit the State Fair
Its Worth While

Are you coming to the State Fair, October 27-31? If
not, why not?
which promotes the State Fair this year celebrating its
scml-ccntcnna For fifty years the Society has sought to
better agricultural conditions in the State and encourage
the breeding of better livestock cattle and hogs No fair
was held last year because Of conditions Consequently
energies arc being roubcd this year make the fair
extraordinary success.
premiums and of the other attractions Then deter
mme to visit the FAIR day at least Reduced rates will
be offered by all railroads Keep these things in mind
The fair opens at o'clock Monday morning October
9th.
q Monday afternoon. Field day and rough riding races
by soldiers from Camp Jackson Thursday night two op
reproducing western front engagement Tanks and field
pieces Will have part in the attack
g. Tuesday is Legion Day. when the first meeting Of
the South Carolina branch of the Legion Honor
will be held in the hall House of Representatives
Wednesday and Thursday number of purses 5000
each will be raced for by South Carolina horscncn
kralscs aggregation of 20 shows, big ring circus
and hppodrome will furnish attractive and varied pro-
gram OF entertainment during the off hours.
twice each day free acts also given for the bene
fit of the fair crowds The Dcamcad Troupe will give
wonderful exhibition of posing The Earle Sis
tcrs will execute daring cats double flying ladders Pol
lard educated horse will give interesting demonstration
or that rare quality of uncommon horse sense
L Scvcny-two workers in the farm and home dcmonstra
on forces will have displays from practically every county
in South Carolina Two carloads Of exhibits will come from
Clemson College alone.
IT you have nurebrcd COW or hog Won will want ono
when examine the premium lists being offered in these
cassifcaons The premiums in these classes exceed
$1O0000O.
g. Breeders of fine poultry will have the greatest collec
ton OF birds assembled in the State Seven silver trophy
cups are to DC awarded in addition to the premiums
~ me Federal Government will send the greatest col
lection or EXHIBITS ever sent out to tour the country this
VIII DC many trophies OF the Great War including small guns
or every kind used the front Two freight cars
will be necessary this collection and 5000 square feet
OF oor space will be necessary in which to them up
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08
EKOA EENS.

! Exon, Oct G.-Thc weather con
tinucs fine for picking cotton, but we
would IL be glad TO see good rain
as il has been dry so long.
| Several from here attended the AS
sociation at Beavcrdam and report a
fine meeting
Miss Grace Cooper is right sick at
this writing.
Miss Dollic Culbcrtson has been
right sick, but is better.
Miss lOuclla Box, Of Spartanburg.
is visiting her aunt Mrs. Nell Moore
and other relatives in this section.
Mr.. Melvin Cheek Of Greenville, is
spending a few days with relatives at
this place
MI. and Mrs. Douglas Cooper and
little daughter, Julia Catherine, spent
Sunday with Mr.. Wilson Cooper and
family, and were also callers at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. Lou Culbert-
son.
Miss Ionic Cooper visited Miss Es-
sic Burton Sunday.
Mr.. Preston Williams and family
were the spend the day guests at the
home Of Mrs. Jane Culbertson, Sunday.
DR.. J. l.. Donnan made a profession
al visit in our town Monday, in con7
sultation with DR.. j.. G. Cooper.
Mrs. J. G. Cooper and Mrs. b. G..
Cooper spent Sunday afternoon with
Mrs. Lou Culbertson and daughter.
MIR. Carl Culbertson and family spent
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Burts.
Mr.. Walter Brisscy visited Mr.. Floyd
Cooper Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray Cooper and Mr.
Jay Cooper spent Sunday with MIR, J,
II. Mitchell and family.
Mrs. Brissey and daughter, Miss
Minnie, and Mrs. Campbell, and little
Evelyn visited at the home OF Mr.. T.
J. Cooper Sunday afternoon.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08

AS soon as date for digging pota-
toes IS agreed upon, you will be no.
Clied. 1T Will be necessary to fill each
compartment Of the warehouse during
period OF a few days, so that heat
may be turned OH in that compart-
ment.
An expert will be here from Glenn
son College to assist in sorting, grad
ing and curing sweet potatoes during
the potato digging time this fall.
Very truly yours
NJ. d. MOORE,
County Agent.
Laurens, S. c., Oct. 4, 1919.
. . D 4
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ALBERT CHANGES
PLANS FOR TOUR
Farm Demonstration Moore States
that 1t Will DC Ready for Storage of
This Years Crop.

Ihe sweet potato warehouse being
erected in Laurcns is nearing COM
plotion and will be ready for the stor-
20 "f potatoes at an early date, accord
! ms 10 Il letter being mailed to a large
number of farmers by Farm Dcmon-
strator ID. NJ. Moore. The warehouse
is located near the freight depot and
| is said TO be the second largest in
Htal subscribed by local people and is
| intended for the benefit Of the farm
crs Of the county.
According to the plans for storing
the potatoes, a notice will be given
when potatoes should be gathered and
a date selected when the crop may
be brought in SO that the entire crop
may be stored at one time to avoid
injury to the first potatoes stored.
The letter Of Mr.. Moore was as fol-
lows:
The sweet potato storage house at
Laurens is nearing completion and
will be ready for this crop Of sweet
potatoes. The next time you are in
town go down to the old livestock pen
near the freight depot and see how
this sweet potato house is being built
Sweet potatoes will be cured and
held in storage in the warehouse this
winter for zoe a bushel or 20 per cent
of the potatoes stored. When you stop
to think that an average of from so
I to 100 per cent Of sweet potatoes rot
when stored in banks, whereas an av
erage of about per cent rot in these
| storage houses, you will see that these
charges are very reasonable.
You are urged to store your crop
of potatoes in this warehouse this fall.
| There is storage space for $500 BUSH
els, which is ample for our present
| needs. Potatoes may be stored in
crates, which will be furnished by the
warehouse company at nominal cost,
or in bins, Each mans potatoes will
be labeled and kept separate. 1t wilt
be to your advantage to store your po-
| tatoes whether you plan to market
them in the spring when prices are
| highest or use them for your own Ia
bic or for seed. II you plan to market
your potatoes, it is especially advised
that you use bushel crates. The mar
kct price OF sweet potatoes properly
sorted and Grated is enough higher
than for potatoes in bulk to more than
pay the cost Of the crate.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08
RAILWAY STRIKE
ENDS IN ENGLAND

Conference Between Lloyd George and
Union Delegates Brings Settlement
Terms. OF Settlement In Way OF
Compromise.
London, Oct. with dramatic sud
denness in the quiet Of the London
sunday afternoon it was announced tO
Knot of people waiting in Downn.
street that the great railway strike
which appeared to have brought the
country almost to the brink Of rcvom
tloh' was settled, and that the strik
ers would resume work as quickly as
possible.
The terms Of the settlement are in
me nature OF compromise. The Ma
tlonal Union OF Railway men agrees
10 call OFF the strike and the govern
ment consents to Il renewal Of ncgo-
latlons, the continuance Of the exist
ing wage scale for another year, in
stead OF six months, as previously Of
fered, and the establishment of min
lmum wage Of 81 shillings while the
cost Of living is 10 per cent above
the prewar level.
The settlement was the result Of a
long conference today between a
trade Union delegation, including rcp-
resentatiyes Of the railwaymen's un-
ion, and Premier Lloyd George and
Andrew Bonar Law in the famous con-
ference room in Downing street, Prior
to this there was 8 cabnct meeting.
~ "" .ceded on all sides that the
settlement is the outcome Of the mod
crate but determined efforts of the
executive of the Transport Workers
Federation and men like Arthur Hen
derson and John Robert Clynes, whose
mediation had been explored.
James Henry Thomas, secretary Of
the National Union OF Railwaymen,
received 4 tremendous ovation tonight
when he appeared to address some
5000 of the men at the Albert Hall.
1t was an impressive moment when.
after the hurricane OF cheering sub
sided, the audience rose and sang
Abide With Me-.
Secretary Thomas, in his speech,
paid a warm tribute to the great
and worthy part the premier had
played in assisting them to report
what Mr.. Thomas would not claim as
victory, but as "an honorable settle
ment' 1t was the premier who had
invited the dcDutaton TO see him TO-
day, and there had been no question
whatever in asking the men to sur
render.
Secretary Thomas claimed that this
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08
No Worms In a Healthy Child

All children troubled with worms have an ur
healthy color which indicates poor blood. and as n
rule, there is more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly
LOT TWO or three weeks will enrich the blood i'm
prove the digestion, and act as a General Strcnpth-
cning Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then
throw of or dspcl the worms. and the Child will be
IN perfect health Pleasant to take 60c per bot tla
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-10-08

had been the greatest fight of organ
lied workers in history and that it
had been conducted solidly, loyalty,
peacefully and o. erly, and in this
he believed, the r. %waymen had Civ
Ell an example to e world.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08
her Thursday afternoon IN a social game
With refreshments served.

her Thursday afternoon In a social game
With refreshments served.
me women Of the GOOD shepherd
suiid of East Chicago met yesterday
afternoon to elect their officers tor the
coming year. Mrs l.. T. Faust was
CHOSEN president to- succeed Mrs. J. ].
Block. retiring Mrs. j. q Davis. first
vice. Mrs. carl Lippe. second vice. Mrs
William Meade. secretary and treas
urer. The newly elected president VIII
hold the next regular meeting OF the
Guild Al her home in North Magoun
avenue and 143rd street.
Mr. and Mrs Claire stephens of Ivy
street. are entertaining tomorrow at a
family reunion dinner for the stephens
families Harry Rhoudes of Terre
Haute father OF Mrs stephens. is the
only guest other than the stephens rel
atives Who each ian their turn hold fhe
annual reunion affair
Tho Misses Gene sheldon and Mildred
Werbaeh 81 East Chicago. viii spend
tha wrfk-eud with friends 80 Crown
Point
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

Al the meetins oi the Lady VIKINGS
"eid Tor the purpose ol Installing ,l.
regular Officers elected 10 serve tn. en-.
sums year the following We're placed II,
the various chairs: Mrs. Louise 13.t,
vice. Mrs. Anna Aidrin. correspondents
secretary; Elizabeth Johnson. hnanr-a.
secretary Ida Alstrom, treasurer. Ma
rie HolsJrom. auditor. Julia Nordoufst
marshal; Amanda Hokenson. assistant
marshall; Ellen Aldrin. inner guard.
Mrs Ruth Saunders, outer guard. Eslhor
Anderson. musician; Brynhtlde HOS
strom. Mrs. Leonard Of Chicago. grand
president. and Mrs. Anderson. grand
marshal. were guests of honor at tae
meeting
AT the church of the Good shephera
tomorrow there will be Il memorial So,
wee. with sermon for the late Theodor.
Roosevelt. Mt 1915 "a. M. Vespers ar
sermon at 1880 % ma. Subject Of the IL,
mon The Human Face The Mirror
the Soul
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

LOUIS GOODMAN, of Goodman's Department Store
ROBERT NJ DAVIS, City Attorney.
ROSARIO INGOGLIA, Merchant
CHESTER E. WRIT, Vice President National Bank Of
America.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

EAST CHICAGO NEWS
ON PAGE MN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

LOUIS H. GLUECK, Pres Mid City Realty Co.
JOSEPH TITLE of TittleBros
JOHN KEsERIC, City Official
HARRY L. ARNOLD, Pres Gary Trust & Savings Blk
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-08

OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS:
HARRY L. SULTKBAUGH, Sec. Treas Mid City
Realty Co.
HENRY c. HEUCK, Plumbing and Heating contractor
RICHARD SCHAAF, President First National Bank
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-05
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT

FOR RENT For four months
from June /, furnished S-roomed
finest view in city; like summer re-
sort. 1919 State street. $50.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-05

3010 SECOND ST. - IN k-story brick,
all conveniences.
,S012 Second ST. - 21a story brick.
all conveniences.
Third St.--21a STORY brick. steam
heat, all conveniences.
Fourth st. - 2h story frame, cleo
tTic, gas. furnace, bath, large lot. Easy
terms. Attractive price for cash.
2141 Jefferson st. 3-story brick.
Garage on rear.
1892 N. Sixth st. - 3-story frame,
all new improvements.
Five new houses under construc-
ton will have all latest improvements.
VIII sell on terms. Lowest price for
cash. For price and terms inquire of
d. Il. LUCAS,
Real Estate and Insurance,
303 Lewis st.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-05
CHOICE PROPERTIES

CHOICE PROPERTIES
3-story brick, with storeroom on
Market street, on Hill.
2-story brick on Hill, all improve
ments; vacant; newly papered.
Vacant 3-story brick on Hill.
Vacant, 3-story brick. Uptown.
2k-story frame on Hill; easy
terms.
Vacant ~ story brick on Hill.
Green street house. rooms; all
improvements; steam heat.
. q STORY frame houses on
Hill, all improvements; very
cheap.
2h h-story single frame house at
Lemoyne; large lot; all improve
ments.
2-story brick. corner house on
Hill, 9 rooms; all improvements;
$500 down.
3-story brick, corner, one block
to Capitol. Room for garage.
Several fine suburban homes,
Camp Hill, PaXtang and Enola.
Will consider light touring car
in exchange on most any of the
above properties.
Three frame houses uptown;
one on corner; all improvements;
very cheap.
3-story frame, on Hill, near
rharkethouse; all improvements;
a bargain.
3 suburban houses paying IL
per cent.
3-atory brick, Walnut street
(HilD.
c. H. CORDER, 1922 GREEN ST,
BELL 560-J.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-05-05
ROOMS FOR RENT

a LARGE, COOL well-furnished
loom, twin beds, suitable for married
couple or two gentlemen. Use of tele-
phone. Three minutes walk from
Capitol. 719 North Sixth street.