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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

begun
BY YEEAST
CHIC
COMMITTEE Is Appointed to
Perfect Plans for Cam
paign at Chamber
of Commerce.

The first definite step in the
movement to change the location
oI the county seat of Lake county
was taken at the meeting of the
directors of the chamber of com
merce Of East Chicago yesterday
moo after discussion that cons,,r,
ed practically the entire hour
1t was consensus Of opinion that
al courts and county administra-
i've offices should be under one
roof, that fights for separate courts
should cease, that the present
county seat was too far remote
fTom the center of population in
the county and that large econo-
mies would be effected by uniting
all county activities and bringing
the seat of the government further
north.
SooHD OUT SENTrn6rrr1-
iio"lhg the discussion. a commit.
a9 appointed To confer with tbo a.
eiioflties and with the chamhars 20
commerce and other civic orranization.
me county and sound out sentir,o,,.
- ms matter. If favorable. II is -
enat representative neetipr mn
oaliea 10 perfect plans for cam
Paish' The East Chicago cor1,,+ts.
Io'isiS's OF Messrs. Critics, Wallace
Royce. Parks and MURRAY.
II developed at the discussion .h..
,'e" iesls4ation might be needed in or,,o-
20 cons ummate this change in 10
UNITY that there were several acts o-
.He statutes providing for such cbenso.
"a location of county seats but +bosa
aets were framed largely to accornr,o-
date conditions in individual countie.
ana the provisions We're not rcno-,I
enough to cover the situation IN To,la
county. ~ Lake
LIZA Is NOTHING NEW
The idea was prominent that +bts .o,-
N regard to change in the location -
the county seat was NOTHING 80. ~.
lt haa been going on for several vears
and that it only needed some foo.i,-,.-.
movement or idea to bring about a urior
OF feeling that would insist uno, tho
change being made. East C,bic.eo
wants It distinctly understood that anv-
thing she may do in this matter is NOT
N any sense retaliatory against Crown
Point or any of its citizens for anv a.+f-
tude that the county seat may have talk.
on In favor of new criminal court al
though East Chicago feels that a new
criminal court is unnecessary. unwar-
ranted and an extravag giant waste Of the
peoples moneE-~~1f the movement to
change the location of the county seat
has any foundation in justice. fairness
or economy. that fairness is q question
10 be decided strictly on its merits with
no regard whatever for any side issue,
criminal court or no criminal court.
WILL HAVE MANY SUPPORTERS.
It is probably true. however. that
Crown Point. in its lone fight for a sep
arate criminal court, has lost much Of
the prestige that it had built up and
that q movement to change the county
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
Dy JOHN EDWIN rEvrN


PARIS, Feb. Whether Pres
ident Wilson will be able to carry
a draft of the league of nations
constitution back to the U. S. with
him depends upon the progress
made by the league of nations COM
mission today.
This commission met during the
morning followed this afternoon
by the final session of the supreme
inter-allied war council.
NEW ARAIIsT1CE TERMS.
The new armistice terms 70 be I'M
posed upon Germany Monday are unGcr-
stood To hc am amalgamation Of the
French and American viewpoints and as
a result of the decisions Germany win
bo compelled 10 comply Immediately
with all of THE clauses If the original
agreement
The American representatives are ex-
tremely anxious to secure iuterned Ger
man merchant ships including the new
Bismarck. to expedite the return of u
81 soldiers So far the Americans have
met with some opposition from certain
powers that want to utilize German
tonnage themselves for resumption of
their own commerce.
MAY SAIL SATURDAY.
Should the commission on the league
of nations agree completely upon The
so that 1T can be ratified
at plenary session Of the peace con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
BY II. J. GREEDWALL
Exclusive Gable By the I. II. s. and the
London Daily Eszpress.)

AANA4t--AA ~'a-Ag EH2 ESSl
WEIMAR, Feb. II, via London,
FEB. 13. Philip Scheidemann will
be the first premier Of Germany
under President Ebert. Gustave
Noske, former minister of demobi-
lization and before that Governor
Of Kiel, has been appointed minis
te of army and navy.
other members Of the cabinet are:
Minister of Interior, Herr Preuss.
Minister Of Justice. Herr Smidsberg
Minister of Commerce. Herr Mueller
Minister Of Labor, Herr Bauer.
Minister of Foreign A0airs. Count
Won Brockdorff- Rant Eau. former German
10 Denmark
Under Foreign Minister, Herr Won
Richthofen.
Minister Of Finance Herr Schiller
Minister of Posts and Telegraphs.
Herr Geisberg.
Ministers without portfolio. DIR. Ma
thias Erzbereer. aru1istice commissioner.
former state secretary. and leader Of
the Centrist party; Edward David. pres
idont of the national assembly and Herr
Wissel
Scheidemann VIII not nartieiate in the
peace negotiations ID is likely. how
ever. that Herr David viii be German
envoy.
Mr.. Greenwalrs cabiegram indicated
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TOLD TO CLAIM
INDEMNITIES
fav international Ne,

(9y international News service)
LONDON. Feb. 1S.-British dele
gates to the peace conference have
been instructed 10 claim indemnities
from Germany and the costs of the
war as well as damages. it was an
nounced in commons this afternoon
by y. Bonar Law. the government
leader
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

When Governor General Francis
Burton Harrison, who recently re-
turned 70 this country, accounts to
President Wilson for his six years
stewardship Of the Philippine
Islands, he will describe the vital
need for American business men and
teachers. Later he intends to point
out to American business men and
trade bodies the need Of haste if thev
nope to outdistanee the Japanese in
he race fer the islands trade
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
HINDENBURG
IN POMERANIA
(By 1nternational news service,

(By International News service.)
COPENHAGEN, Feb. 13.-Field Mar
shall Won Hindenburg, leader of the
German army. has arrived at head
quarters at Kolberg Gin PomeranIa)
according to information received
here today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13
CONCEALED WEAPONS

Albert Lunkowsky of $50 sibley st.
Hammond. was arrested last night on
Calumet avenue BY Officer Schaadt.
with carrying concealed weapons and
was fined SIS in the Hammond city
court this morning by Judge Klotz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

DR.. Eduard David, for many years
one of the leaders Of the German
Social Democratic party, has been
elected president Of the German ma
tional assembly, now meeting at
Weimar DR.. David is one Of the un-
der secretaries Of state for foreign
Pffairs in the Ebert governments
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-13

over the treatment their son has re-
ceived. His case is only one of a large
number of wrongfully reported cas-
ualty" and other cases reported in these
columns in the past few months.
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sitten originally assumed be carried out
completely and Germany be held to
strict accountability but that changes
~ the armistice conditions be made only
when justified by 1he reports Of the
economic ad1.sers council which has
been investigating internal conditions
ia Germany.
tBy International News service)
LONDON. Feb. President VIII
son threatens he viii not hesitate to or
der resumption Of lighting If Germany
IS faithIess was the aist reamer head"
printed by the Evening News on the
first page toda yover its peace confer
enee story from Paris.
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SCHEIDEMRNN
FIRST premier
UNDER EBERT
Cabinet Is Named; Scheide-
man Not to Participate
in Peace Parleys.

WEIMAE, Feb. IL, via London, Feb.
I3.-War declarations require special
legislation under the terms of the
temporary constitution which has lust
been adopted by the German national
assembly.
Entrance Of Gsrrnay into the proposed
league Of nations must have the COM
btned sanction Of the national assembly
and the state committee representing
the various states making up Germany.
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ROIIQFHCNCyP
ieaassss ssasa-s if; 4 \. s'ta ls1l.iisa8as

Esass d al; 4 = Sssls4sas
Crown Point and Hammond are
both mentioned as follows in Gen.
Pershing's casualty list today:
WOUNDED.
Degree Undetermined
WALTER GLowACKI, 522 Ken
wood ave, Hammond.
EARL NJ. FAUSEES, Crown Point,
Ind.
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Are you reading The Times?
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Wiz HAVE MANY SUPPORTERS.

It is probably true, however. that
Crown Point. in its lone fight for a sep
arate criminal court has lost much Of
the prestige that it had built up and
that q movement to change the county
The Taney County republican., 1919-09-25
Church Services at Forsyth

PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES
A. L. Wyke, Pastor.
Services every Sunday except the
third Sunday in each month.
Preaching services, II a. M, $3.50
p. m.
BAPTIST SERVICES
u. G. Johnson, Pi tor.
Services THIRD Sunday in each
month.
Preaching services, II a. m. and
$3.50 p. m.
Services and Business Meeting at
$3.50 o. m., on Saturday before the
third Sunday.
UNION SERVICES
Sunday School every Sunday at
1000 a. m.
Young Peoples Service every Sun
day at 1880 p. m.
Mid.week Prayer meeting, Wednes'
night at $3.50 p, m.
Everybody urged 10 come.
The Taney County republican., 1919-09-25
Restow Praise Generously.

Let us not be niggardly with q word
of praise or encouragement as far as
our own dear ones are concerned. The
world will offer them neither--in fact,
II cares absolutely nothing about them.
Therefore, If we hope TO bring out
what Is worth while in our children, or
if we would make them truly happy
we must become their stanch allies
Otherwise, we are playing losing
game and can only look for defeat.
The Taney County republican., 1919-09-25

Sec 1456 R. S. 1909 requires residents Of the various
Townships the collector the dates above and pay all
due against them Sec 1882 R. S. 1909 provides that
land and town lots become delinquent JAM ls Of each year,
and Sec ISL R. s. 1909 provides fees and compensation Of
the collector of per commission Of the per cent
provided for the and county Suits will be started imme
dae after the October Of the circuit court on back taxes
of 1917 and prior years. Meet with the correct numbers Of
your land possible and least statement your taxes
you send them prior January ls and avoid the extra
penalties.
J. B. HICKS, Collector.
The Taney County republican., 1919-09-25
September %, 1919
Chadwick State Bank
Your Bank-the peoples Bank.
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses have
been issued by Recorder Joe Fields;
Oscar Thurman Of Branson and
Belvie Powers Of Hollister.
NJ. J. Johnson OF Picher, Okla, and
and Eva Hull, Forsyth.
Cecil Parrish and Eunice c Edwards,
both Of Powersite,
f. Leonard Mastelar, KearneY, Neb,.
and Mae Stifflar, Nxa, Christian Co.
Allen E. Pleake and Dinnie Savage,
both Of Hollister.
The Taney County republican., 1919-09-25
Keens Cheese Fresh.

Moistcn a sheet Of wax paper with
vinegar. wrap the cheese tightly in it.,
then wrap with aLother paper; the
cheese will keep for days without get
ting hard. The vinegar doesn't affect
the taste Of the cheese at all,
The Taney County republican., 1919-09-25

Mrs. McHaffie attended the E. Hull
sale Saturday.
Harrison Holland bought in some
fresh pork Monday.
Forsyth and vicinity was visited by
a fine rain first Of the week.
Mr.. Ellis Wright, printer and limo
type man Of the Independence Exam
liner gave the Republican an interest
ing and valuable visit this morning. II
was much appreciated by the office
force.
Mrs. E. Hull and family are visiting
Alva Hull. They will leave Thursday
morning for a days visit with Lester
Hull, who lives up the lake, then will
20 on to their new home at El Dorado
Springs, MO.
The case Of the state Of Missouri
against state Senitor S. E. Bronson for
embezzlement, brought here on a
change OF venue from Christian county
has been nollied by the prosecuting at
torney Of Christian county and We un'
derstand a settlement has been agreed
upon.
The Hen. Edw. D. Hays Of Missou-
ri made speech in the House Of Rep
Aug. 25 that is Of interest
to all those interested in the profession
Of teaching. He says: Il stannd for
making school teaching not Temporary
job, but a permanent profession for the
men and women who love it and are
worthy Of its honors."
Presiding Judge Lcklider and Judge
Burns burst into the Republican Office
Monday very much excited over the
undeserved honors they claimed we
had heaped upon N. D. Wallace. They
threatened dire things to the Repub'
lican Office if we failed to impress upon
the public that instead Of having a
Colonel with US, We have just plain
Notval Wallace. Now, Jedges, arc
you satisfied
A party Of men from independence,
Mo-, consisting Of John W Davis
Ellis Wright, Joe Westwood, Harley
Davis and Arthur CuraD, came tC
Forsyth Sunday foran outing. Messrs
Wright aud John W. Davis have beer
fishing near town, while the others have
gone on hoat 10 Elbow. The one!
who are here announce good catch
about Al bass, and a good time. Tht
Elbow division has not reported.
A fishing party composed Of Mr.. anC
Mrs. +. o. Rohman, F. o. Rohman, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Kuickei, az
camped at the campground at th'
mouth Of Swan. They certainly arr
fishermen and will have some remark
able tales TO tell their friends in Spring
field on their return. Last SUNDAY
morning they caught thirty bass, Mon
day morning 40 bass and Tuesda.
morning three large catfish. Mr.. ant
Knickel are from Philadelphia but ex
pecl to make their home in Springfield
The Taney County republican., 1919-09-25
CAN YOU READ
YOUR TITLE CLEAR
TO YOUR LANDS

A Wise Man has his Deeds and
other Title Papers Recorded. He
should know whether all Prior
Deeds and Patents are Recorded.
He should also know whether all
Deeds Of Trust, Mortgages and
Liens on his Lands are satisfied.
He should also know whether all
Taxes on his Lands have been
paid and whether his Lands or
any part thereof have ever been
Sold for Taxes and a cloud there
by placed on the same. To tell
him this, by preparing and fur
nishing him Complete and De-
pendable Abstracts Of Titles, and
10 Cure Defects in Titles, Is 0ul
Business.
I'heAdams Abstract Company
W. R. Adams, Manager,
Forsyth, Missouf
The Taney County republican., 1919-09-25
The American Legion

Two years ago on the twentyeth OF
September Forsyth was the stage upon
which was enacted one Of the most
thrilling acts Of her history when our
soldier boys met to take their depart
ure to the training camps
Our hearts we're filed with patriot
ism, with love and longing and sorrow
as we looked into the future, wonder
ing what it would bring to them, 10 US
and to the world.
Some went no farther then the train
ipg camps, oahers went to the battle
fields OF France and on TO Germaney
and did their bit, while Others vent to
the great beyond, giving their all.
But the NEST oi them came back and
last Saturday the anniversary Of their
departure we're with US again
We welcomed them with fIgs and
bunting, music and big dinner.
After dlll.t tn, s)l1iets puade
then held business meeting in the
court house. A commilty was appoint
ed 10 boost an organization for the erec
ton at Forsyth OF a memorial building
for the soldiers OF the world wor,
Delegates were chosen to represent
the American Legion Of fancy county
in the state convention at Jefferson
City where they will work to obtain
national recognition OF teeir organization.
The membership Of the Legion is
rapidly increasing. Francis Jennings
Post No. A, at Forsyth, now num-
bers 65, and the other Posts in the
are growing last.
The Taney County republican., 1919-09-25

convened Monday TO here appeals on
merchants tax.
Miss Waltz, Of Bennett & Waltz,
the Branson milliners, was in Forsyth
on business Tuesday.
Guy Everett is busy this week max
ing sorghum molasses.
Mr.. John Blansit and family Of Bluff
visited Joe Gideon this week.
Sam Englander, Graduate Optician,
is now located for business at Hollister
in the old News office. He will make
stated trips to Forsyth. tt
L. B. Thompson and Mrs. Bertie
Coggbun we're in town Saturday at
tending the American Legion meet
ing.
Mrs. Nalley Of Taneyville was Wis
itor at Forsyth Saturday.
The Taney County Republican will
pay Robert Gideon weekly visit at his
new home in Chattanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. DAFT went to Kansas City
Monday.
The American Legion now numbers
sixty. three members.
FOR SALE-l50 high grade Angora
goats. See them at farm on Walnut
Shade road four miles northwest ot
Forsyth.
If Ford Bros, Forsyth.
Mr.. Walter Fine from Cedar Creek
was in the county seat Wednesday.
Mrs. McHaffie Of Branson is the
guest Of Mrs, BloIeld.
Mrs. Frank Burns has gone to Kan
sas City to join her husband.
Hobert Oven Of Protein was in town
Monday.
Mrs. S. W. Boswell is visiting in
Forsyth.
John Gladson from Walnut Shade
spent the week end in Forsyth. He
gave the Republican a helping hasd
for a few hours.
Those who want better training than
the ordinary business school gives
should attend Draughon's Business Col
lege Springfield Mo. Write A. J. Bates
Pres. for ca,alog.
STRAYED-About the rising Of grass,
two two 'year'old mare mules, one blue
fifteen hands or more, one black, four
teen hands or more. Good liberal re-
ward for any information leading to
the return OF these mules.
w. A. FLOYD, Brown Branch, Mo.
Judge Licklider renewed his sub
scripton while in town Monday.
Miss Ida Moran accompanied L. L.
Parrish and family to Springfield Sat
urday.
Robt, Gideon, Aubrey Bunk and
Daved Harmed left lor Chattanooga,
Tenn, Tuesday to attend the Chatta'
nooga College Of Law.
Jim Renshaw and family have moved
to Oklahoma.
The game Of base ball between the
Giants and the High School resulted in
a victory for the High School team
The score stood Is TO 27.
Mrs. A. M. Livingston, State Lee
,urer Of the Anti Saloon League de-
liyered a string lecture Saturday night
on prohibition. The lecture was we'll
attended.
The Republican enjoyed visit Sat
utday With Mr.. McCawley the editor ol
the Branson Leader and Dr.. Hayes the
dentist.
Miss Edna Vanzandt spent the week
end with old friends and teachers at the
S, Of o.
Miss Eva Hull and Nose Johnson
were married Tuesda; at the home oI
U. G. Johnson. Mrs. Johnson vii
accompany her mother to El Dorado
Snirngs. and then join her husband IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

naval planes would attempt the pro.
lected flight TO Halifax later in the
day depends upon a moderation in the
wind and more favorable reports from
along the route TO Halifax
The \ { ;, which was damaged BY
fire Yesterday, was repaired dufins
the nigh, and run out on the runway
ready 70 take her place with the other
two planes The Y. {. ) and n, { 4
also were ready for the flight should
the wind moderate
Commander John Towers. chief Of
the expedition. said ths, he was re-
ceiving reports from points along the
shore. bu, he did no, think the strong
wind would allow an attempt at flight;
lie explained that flying in the face
Of a strong wind would require nj
teen hours TO make the trip 10 Hall.
lax. whereas. under more favorable
conditions but eight hours would be
required He declared, however. that
everything was in readiness ard that
the fligh; 10 Halifax would be started
today II the wind moderated.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Son IS BLAMED
| FOR DEATH OF
WEALTHY Man
Need Of Funds Is Alleged as
Motive,
nv rniyorsni ssryice J

ALTON, III. May 6.-Dr Horace
A. Reddish Is under arrest here
Charged with Staying his father
:. uen NJ Reddish, an aged and
wealthy Jersey county land owner,
whose body was found in hi, home
rear Ierseyyillc on the morning oi
April 10 with bullet wound, in the
head.
Not in years had the country been
stirred as II was over the killing oi
Reddish. !, was a double staying,
the body OF Rachael Cisco, negro
servant, being found in a room ad'
Joining the one Reddish occupied.
She, too, had been shot TO death.
Quarrel Over Money.
State, Attorney Hamilton says evil
denee had been collected which he
would use in an effort to chow that
Dr. Reddish wa, guilty. The prose
eutor revealed there had been a quar-.
rel between Dr. Reddish and his ia
thsr over money which the son de-
msnded.
Dr. Reddish was arrested At the
Mineral Springs hotel garage while
preparing TO take ont his automobile.
The authorities had been told to make
the arrest il he attempted to leave.
Two pawn tickets were found when
Dr. Reddish wa, searched; one for a
watch, the other . revolver II was
said the revolver contained empty
shells and similar caliber bullets to
those which ended the life OF his IA
ther.
Money Was Refused
Dr.. Reddish married a Boston girl
during his college years and they
have a son, about year, old. She
separated from the doctor two years
ago. il was said.
Recently, according to friends OF
Dr. Reddish, he talked OF going cas-,
10 bring hi, wife back TO Jerseyville.
Hn father was said to have refused
him money and he tried TO borrow
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

been murdered other hundreds have
disappeared The fate OF seven hos
tages from Uia, including Count Peter
Tol,ioi. member OF the iir,t imperial
duma. and several engineers (, no'
known.
Uia has enjoyed some measure OF
immunity because u has representa-
,lves in the Moscow government
Nevertheless churches have been de,-
eorat.d and a reign OF terror man
tanned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
St. Louis Phone
Girls Get Raise

ST. LOUIS. May o.--.An increase in
wages Of telephone operators has been
granted by the Southwestern Bel
Telephone company here Operators
who have been ip the eompsny's en-
ploy more than Wo years receive an
increase Of g week, and those more
recently employed 81. The new scale
is retroactive 10 Nav
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Negro Is Rushed
Away by Officers

FRANKLINTON, La, May O.
Henry Allen, negro who authorities
charge yesterday sho, and killed Fred
Rogers, white section foreman at Mar
tins logging camp Of the Great South
em Lumber company, near here. was
captured by wofkmen near Bosalu'a
last night
Allen. !, is said, after shooting Ros-
ers twice, crushed his skull. He was
rushed away for safe keeping II is
believed he was taken to New Orleans
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
T0LST0| MAY Be
VICTIM OF REDS
Fate Of Count and Other
Hostages Unknown,

BIELEBEi. Province Of Ofenburg
Russia. Monday April 2l-'rhe story
Of bolsheyik tulc, uhiolded BY the re-.
occupation by the Siberian army OF a
large section OF territory dsclosc'
wholesale murder robbery and perse-
cu,ion. Investigation by The Asso-
oiaied Press shows no, a single IN
stance OF constructive work.
Throughout the district of Uis
Belebel and BuguIma. hundreds OF
citizens OF the better class and small
property owney arc known TO have
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

$500 from his friends, but they re-
fused.
The will OF the elder Reddish re-
ysaled his estate was valued at APP
proxima,ely $4,000. BY he terms
Of the will the property will be held
in trust, his widow, Dr. Reddish and
a brother to participate equally in
the income.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
BAVARIAN ARTIST
ESCAPES FROM REDS
Lnt Tha A,.ocl.led Pee. }

BERLIN, Monday May Sit ha,
been ascertainsd that Prof Won Stuck
the widely known Bayahan painter
and architect. escaped when the hos