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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
ITALIAN WARsIIIP MAY
BE PRESENT AT NAVY
DAY DEMONSTRATION
baltimore Has Extended FprnlaI In
lstation III Conlnanding Officer
Of Craft For Occasion

Although tile Italian hattieshif
Conte III Cavour arrived III tile Maters
lii the vicinity of Nova Scotia 4 few
days ago. and nov III probably iii New
England waters, authorities Of the Ma
val Academy Nave not received any
adyices concerning tho date which
she VIII make her contemplated visIi
ITO Annapolis
Boaton was named sas the first stop
ping place of the foreign warship III
the advance Information senh 10 the
Academy by the Navy Department, and
then she will make visits at Newport,
New York. Philadelphia Norfolk Ans
napolis and Baltimore. IN the order
named. and probably other ports along
The Atlantic toast
N formal invitation has been ex-
tended the commanding officer of the
Cavonr. for the ship to lie present On
the Navy Day celebration on De-
tenders Day, September liz. when b
number o9 American warships will
have gathered there. Apart from the
stan of officers there are no Italian
celebrities atoard the battleship. The
officers. however. will be extended ev-
cry courtesy bit the several naval sta
tions where the ship will visit. diree
tlons along this line having been sent
out by the Navy Department.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
AZ the HasnitaI

Mrs II stewar III AIl.rrtt t1fe
aue, .Mnrras Wiao Ma utiiee 81
All oTetat ion he emergency Ills
pital. N.ts removed ID her nome todd,
lirs Stewart VAS operated upon bS
|,lr Frank K shipIes IL the yisitiiis
TAT assisted hN Dr 'urtis
Mrs G Il. iiiterson II sill i III
tient Ill ms 1il4ere eeney ne but
NJ reported Il, be .,tsaIaes III.
MIS-. stls ansar Il III ilqs been Il
,aiieiit VAS able "a Eo h9!lse today.
laying made 4 Il 300 rsis stFtrY
Ml Juili Jarl N Wha saIne Wse
ago suffered stroke and Was for
some Time st tie hospital, las s9is
.icientiy improved to ba sehafget As
u patiett
rolling stone never eefs 81 tlie
tup uIlless y0A push
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
SALES OF SUPPLIES
CONTINUE STEADY
AT CITY pos TOFFICE
lcohslnued fron PAgs one j

CONTINUED from, Page 0nel
two foods have been made than Of any
others The supplies Of these are
much greafeT than were those of rice
and cherries One of the common or
.ders il for case each Of string beans,
corn and peas
All be the orders are sent from the
Annapolis once III cast lots Each
day they are checked up and corn-
bined ID make one big order The
extra cans of each article on the list
are held over 0ntil the next das. when
they are added to make full case lots
When they reach here the cans viii
be opened al the post once and the
individual orders made up for the
purchasers
There is still plentiful supply og
many of the articles, and the opper-
tunity 81 making the purchases viii
ne open until they are exhaustad Or
ders coming from the rural districts
are acceptable. and delivery will BE
made By mall from Annapolis
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
EXPERIMENT STATION
TO PLAY HoLABIRD

Il game has been arranged BIZ the
Experimental station team with Camp
Holabird FOR next Saturday It will
be played On the diamond Og the team
lust across the Severn Although Ehey
ire late In the season IN making their
start the chemists claim to have 4
GOOD oustit. and have confidence that
they will leseat the soldier team %
me coming game. which Is their arst
Tor the year HOaa bird has the advasa-
.tage 81 experiences, having played say-
eraf games during the season Tpu
#of them we're with the Marine team
of the Naval Academy Rife Raage
ana both were marine victories. II
may ass ehat their iaspired fear ~ An.
napolis teams will De Of aid to the
laboratory nina
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
FOR COUNTY CASES TOO
Government Clinic Not For City
Patients Alone
TREAT TWICE WEEKLY

DR.. = Oliver Purvis. Of Annapolis.
who has been chosen to head the
clinic which the government Is estab-
5ilshIng In Annapolis Tor the treatment
#of social diseases. announced his
morning that the work of the clinic
vii not te limited To lie city Of An
napolis alone, but that patients will
.he received from all over Anne Arun-
del county
physicians or the eosslly, Dr, Pur-
.yls stated Will lie given notice hat
aii cases they choose 10 refer to site
:hnie will BE treated all the Emes
gency Hospital without charge and Il
III desired that they all understand
there will be nd restriction to the adj
mission of patients for treatment
Fuller explanation will be sent u the
profession ali some time hefore the
opening of the clinic. which Will be
made On September first
At THE IegAnning. treatment will be
offered twicG each week probably on
Tuesday ard Friday nights. II any
other tine il found more suitable the
time will he changed and announce
ment made Full equipment IS being
Installed at government expense. and
supplies will be furnished from the
Same source. When the clinic has
Teen fairly hegun an effort Will be
made ID stamp ont the diseases for
which treatment will be given
Five institutions similar to this are
heing established III the State, and An
aapolis Is fortunate iii having been
chosen as the site for one Ok them.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
No Wornss n q Mealshy cana

All children troubled with worms
have an unhealthy color. which tn.
dicates poor blood, and as rule there
is more or less stomach disturbance
GROVES TAsTELEsS chill TONIC
given regularly for two or three weeks
viii enrich the blood, improve the dr.
gestion. and act as General Strength
enfng Tonic to the whole system. Ma
ture will then throw on Of dispel the
worms. and the Child viii be ii per.
feet health. Pleasant to take COX
per 36ttie.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
NAY RE TAIN MEADE
AS TRAINING CAMP
Maryland's Second CRY Depends
Upon Congress Action On
War Dcpts Plans
FIRST DIV rs GO THERE

e
Mary lard rateilaiaa amp Meade
81 il ssi,sier t.ity ana opt ropulous
5sees{al BIT the Ssat 81 stlt reasonably
81 iiretl praylaea it1 1lstlls Ill nc War
IlsYsar tiiieii are al rttes ol tY ON
.rress
As AIFasse ws9s Isii included ir the
rqssent a,3 destined
fer lseriltsttifll 10 d Isss to fear
tlsat ilt Hsr nenaf lifani hall deter
mined 81 abandon III Marg lasid camp.
This fear eea sas I1afesl With the
ltie iaratteti af Secretary Baker that Ill
'is rlatlaea 81 tgsts ean9oHnleni III
The rroitstas l4anss el universal
traf ilitg Which haseyer together
II fitt srtlatis srtsy pl,tl,s IL The
lsssr se u 4 acted
.aRtin IA
soa he's ll eW ofk next
#Isei eifa3tta tsr n;yision of
l9lee regs.lars Will itiine
sll3itt. rh ttir ann Me8s,tts anu
SIS fh5 parade iii
Wasfii.ss
lltc iisisllai Nlia ar, cligi
#hle i4tf l,e lngstered
=ttli 81 s,.l ffer ils lataae,
w3t1ie others " ifldafgrrea 10
s.tliells s Array lllraahilont the
e9nntf
litFil9 ftle ttaslttii t.Faee the
ressit.ars lpst 4 latt ta esa8ilfies all
lits eaual entir lfS0eta
Nilsn fhrA entordi lio ties.
Tears ard 1aIlglaer are tlet 50 far
.aI,ssft t5lts feoiile @eel1 faif jos. oth-
efs k.neh fll they tr1
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
MOB lYICHEs NEGRO
IN NORTH CAROLINA
go T.l.. 100 ate.I F,reas. ].

LauIshnrg, N. c., Aug. IL. Walter
Elliott negro who II alleged 10 have
assaulted farmer's wIfe Was shot %
death last night by mob wiach later
carried the body to the scene of the
crime and swung ii to tree IN .
country church yard The mob got
the negro from she sheriff Two miles
from here while On his way 10 jail
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
1.nAYR rEAsIslgsi siTfllE
100. 4 s sl. ss.!ss ios.s. Ii;fs = Y 9;

400 0.4H alga, sa05 a0.Ea5 IIa5 q. M.. E3KS.
4aS 2GS aa5 3s0 n44ks. A.a9 5t6.
GOS. S.ag. s.0S I1.ea. Il. ne, 12.05 Al III
xTsaiIy except Sunday.
Ceasaertinx nt Oxienson with r. r. n.
oIs0caI Annapolis 70 Baltimore.
For tickets and information apply 81
0aF city ticket Offices West Street station.
State Honse Station. College AvepHe and
Bl&fien StreetB: CnrFel Hail. Maryland
HoteL Once u. 8. N. A.. for OEfcers mid
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
y INNING rar,y
= arundel

aasssfet TAYLOR. daughter &c
III luke 81 Gloucester street,
ssats Yesterday afternoon at
Z, t..s Ffy given BY Miss Mary
l1s al Arundel Ion the
winning and canoeing.
Z v4st 'sses Mere entertained ut
.s.e ;t'ast on the porch
ias.os hsts aTyn Richardson, 81 wash
glee is pastng her aunt, Mrs.
saison street fortnight's !
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
w b. & A. Electric
Railroad.
MD-ClTY TERMINALS

Haif-Hourly Service Morning and EVENING
washington and Camp Meade
fWashfngton and Camp Meatis
.sasssnGera cEiAuge nt Naval
ACADEMY Iuncti0nl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
Another Little
aIlOr Lad

A son was horn on Saturday, Aug
.ust I6, 1t 81 West street, 10 Mr and
Mrs. O H Hirstius The little fell
low who tipped the scales At ten
pounds, has been given the name of
Otto Stewart Hirstius His father
was 4 former navy man. and vas at.
.tached to dtIty at the Naval Academy.
but II out Of the service at this time.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia. los. Chicago 2s6,
New York a. 81 Louis aI
Cincinnati. 10 Boston
Pittsburgh s BrnokIyn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
How could 4 a Q1therwigeY

II memory serves Us right every
woman IN artist marries Is the pref
siest ii the world Philadelphia IN
Qutrer
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
Yesserda, Results

Cleveland, Boston
Detroit. 2 Athletics. q
Chicago lN Washington
New York tst Louis rain
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21

Master Philip van Horn Weems, son
3Iof Commander and Mrs Weems. II
visiting bis grandparents, MIR. and
Mrs Thackeray. ii Johnstown. IA
Mrs Nathan Evans. oF Marion. S.
g. Il visiting mrs 81. Clair smith.
vie of Capt Smith q. 4. N. Murray
Hill
Array OiEicer
Visits Brother
Major Iiatton Weems. q. s A, re-
Gently returned from overseas where
/ he won several distinctions for her
loisn and citations. and was presented
The Kings Crows, the highest honor
that can be conferred by the italian
government, the Croix de Gnerre. Nv
tho French and other medals by the.
British government, has been visiting.
his brother. Commander Philip Van
Horn Neems, III. s. MI, aiil Mrs.
Weems. King George street.
Mr. and MRS Frank Al. Munroe and
son, Francis, are spending vacation.
II Ocean CITY
Lieut. Commander McConb. ..
M. and Mrs. Mce;omb. have rented tho
house of Capt aud Mrs 81 Chair
Smith. souhtgate ayenue, Murray Hill.
from September first till June next.
The Smith family Is leaving shortly
10 be absent the next ten months
Afternoon
Card Isarty
Mrs. Middleton semnles Guest wife
of Surgeon Guest, u. 81 nj. Il enter
tainIng Ut her hnfne at Nardaur this
afternoon at card party
Mrs John Chew will entertain at
cards on Friday afternoon al her res-.
idence. Murray Hill
sailed Fer
Paeiiic Coast
Mrs Whitten, wife of Lieut. Com
mander Whltten. u s. N., and daugh-
ter OF Judge and Mrs Robert Moss.
left here yesterday to Join her hus-
band On the Pacific Coast she Will
sail on the Great Northern Mrs
Whitten ii accompanied hy Mrs. Hen-
derson, wife of Lieut. Commander 81
henderson, who is also going To Join
her husband on the Pacific Coast
Mrs q. Mott Williams, wife ef Bish
op Williams ~ Murray Hill. has gone
TO Marquette, Mich. ~ visit her daugh-
ter
Lieut., Commander and Mrs Henry
George Taylor arc being congratulated
On the birth Of D son on August 20.
III No. Oklahoma Terrace
The fonaIIy of Mr. Key. Or Wash
iaglon, Who purchased the Afeiforil
cottage on The Point, . at Arundel
oli-the-I3ay, and have heen spending
some weeks there, left for Washington
this morning.
Another Little
sailor Lad
a son was horn on SATURDAY. Arg
ust I6, 1T 37 West street, to Mr.. and
Mrs q HI Hirstius The little fei.
Z
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
r.KAYE nAATEaaORR

az xT.sS sS. 0.ss l0.a8 ilSs, III
12.s5. Ina 2s35 3.sI x4,N5, 4s:E IS.
6.38 G.s5. 7aS, DSK 11.SG r. ~. 12-Ss
A. III
AN trains receive OF discharge passengers
af ios,aI points between Annapolis and
Naval Academy JuHetiOn and mt KAnth
senm On eignaI
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
LEAVE a NwaPOFsE9
nat - ssAa.a...k hSfmf tan

s10. rSSo. Il a0. G.5o TN. x7.50 SD. 20.
10.a0. II.a0. Al NJ. ~ 20 11p, z 70. q "a
~ A. a.
T,eare Naval Academy Gate 10 minutes
earlier: state House Station. Baden
st and college Ave, aeyen 40 minutes
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
- &C 80 heard b lhe own

Yaaa
IL ttl. II the River SLOW,
49,. looms he WaftaNhiie flower
SON tItne.of ether scents the
81 eo-easys gro~,
lle valley of What's-th be use
tll prosfaea of Let her slide,
tired feeling II native
I.era
3ase u tie iistless I-don't-
tf tte Put -it-offs abide.
walter Pulitzer
Aa.r4b Austin N knight of Wash
.s,..r tlff bis daughter. Miss Kath-
stIst git' are At the Thousand Is
,.s Iq.sse Thousand Islands.
M lola Jones has been visiting
t,ietas ii Claiborne
Miss lltdn
ii. tlfeisria
dorothy peaa. who has been
J, leave for some weeks. has re-
fo,ered ana ii again on duty as dt-
,,et5,r I'LL sliarge of the = w 81 A
sats.sf state Circle and Francis
afs
pr6f ail,i Mrs Horace Fsilson re-
,arattl H, Annapolis yesterday after
Noon ffalli i pleasant vacation Of two
months which they have spent II au
tsrl,htlnr III the Berkshire Hills
raj fenton II an instructor n the
Eaalsh Department 1t the Naval
Academy
spending Vacation
NTH gruther
III Il Trader. lawyer. nf Pittsburgh,
ra. self known III Annapolis. having
teea emptafed for several years as d
slenaerastfter alia clark Iii the admin
istratiaf offiees III tile Naval Academy
d spaofling his vocation with his
brother 3lfthar Trader. chief clerk In
lie STATE Land Commissioner : office.
stl iatffils nj their home near 81 Mar
Earei Trader ii The Pittsburgh
representative Of tie United States
Fidelity aild Guaranty Company. OF
Rltlmart. aud has his headquarters hi
he TURNER'S Bank building IN the
Smoky t.tty
ilsiilng Heres
Gai8g I'd West Iadiea
strs ts,lgenia White, daughter of the
ate q III and Elizabeth Zimmerman,
81 NooawardYilie, this county, visited |
Yrs Louis Hopkins today This Is
Mrs Mhlte's first visit home for afteen|
Years as her home il Ia Los Angeles,
Cal Mrs White Ii accompanied by /
her daughter Miss Laura Afterl
tpenainG i few months here Iii Mary
Ind thty vii leave, for the West IN
.dies. where they expect to spend
Fear
GoiaR 10 trance
To- lNln Husband
lfs CLAIR snlitli. wife of Capt
Smith 81 III charge OF the Ma
tlt fsaftie station at bordeaux, France,
ttptsi q, leave Annapolis about the
tfst II September 10 Join aer hus-
eata vii s stationed there.
5l5 u & Il e i 81
hipf Pharmacists Mate, Is.
a0ofs y n. and Mrs Moore.
aFe pending few weeks with Mr..
Neafes Parents. Mr. and Mrs. G, u
Moore 81 IL Nashville, Tenn.
Aifoltg thu annapolis visitors at
s8AFafi,sfF tlle- bay yesterday were
Y aud Mrs Aphonao Smith. of
Marie groohe, has gone 10
Setles Naa.s ann, skyland. Va, for
#s5ea Net5S outing.
and Mrs elatde Howard. who
e nov the guests of Mr. and Mrs
sfallA Il Stoeketi, Murray Hill. will I
aSsF xtslI Commander and Mrs
oaSlas Howard Ii the Naval Acad-
s Ftx.a tnee Grace HoNardl
sas eaf.iFell aro visiting Commander
" 'lfs Douglas Howard, Naval
lsses LAURA and Carolyn steele.
= Nr and Mrs. Nevett
6 8 sFt skylaal Va.
elea Shea. Of Washington,
sas ttfs'lf spending some weeks
atlata With her sister. Miss
IS. s. s. their cottage st
Z LAY
n q nc and MRS Purdy,
Rfyer Road. Is seriously
5'.s i'a fsits re esidence. Tne child i
as'oa tistie years 81 age. il said
aaSFslis from Brights dis
ss'nnlns fary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
SfandlnR of The l'lnbs
INTERNATIONAL.
Today's Schedule

Baltimore Ill Buffalo two games
Reading at Toronto.
Jersey City at Rochester
Newark at Binghanlton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
ilslting Here's
egl8g ID West Imsilea

slrs. Eugenia White, daughter of the
ate q N and Elizabeth zimmerman,
oi NooawardYilie this county, visited
Yrs Louis Hopkins today This Is
Mrs Mites first visit home for fifteen
Years. as her home u Ia Los Angeles,
Cal Mrs White Ii accompanied by
her daughter. Miss Laura After
spenainE few months here III Mary
lind thty viii leave for the West IN
DIS. where they expect to spend d
RAJ.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
Results of Baseball
Games ii Major
Leagues
NATIONAL
Today's Schedule

TOday's Schedale
Cincinnati 4 Boston
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
Chicago i philatie tnkia
St Louis i New York
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
standing Ill The Clubs
AMERICAN
Totlny's Schedule

Todny's Schedule
Washington at Chicago
4AtllIeties al Detroit
Nav York al ST Louis
E0stan at Cleveland
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
Yesterdays Results

Baltimore. Rllffalo,
Reading Toronto
Rochester Jersey City q
Newark Binghanlt0n,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21

Mrs Nathan Evans. oE Marion s.
G, is visiting Nrs 81. Clair smith,
wife d Capt smith d s. N. Murray
Hill
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
Ag1R Oi
lists RrOl her

Lieut. Commander McComb. 81
M. and Mrs Mes;omb. have rented tho
house Of Capt and Mrs 81 Clair
Smith. souhtgate ayenae, Murray Hill.
from September first till June next
The Smith family Is leaving shortly
TO be absent the next ten months
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
Mss ll,sin
"A nfeI ia

prdf ana slrs Horace ] Fe{tson re-
,prattl NJ Annapolis yesterday after
mon rom i pleasant vacation Of two
months which they have spent n an-
,enfs.htlinT iii the Berkshire Hills
rfat fsnion II an instructor In the
Eagllsl department BIT the Naval
Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
Afternoon
l'ard I.art Y.

Mrs. Middleton semmes Guest wife
of Surgeon Guest, Il. 8. M. Ii enter
tainIng At her hnine at Nardaur this
afternoon at i card party
Mrs John Chew will entertain All
cards Do Friday afternoon At her res
Eidence. Murray Hill
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21

The fnnaIIy of Mr.. Key, og Wash
.ingion, Who purchased the Nedfora
cottage. On The Point, at Arundel
on bay, and hare heen spending
some weeks there, left for washington
This morning.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-08-21
ll,el D MRS EMatA ARBo4r GAGE

Master Philip Van Horn Weems. sol
of Commander and Mrs Weeuis. Il
visiting bis grandparents. MIR ant
MRS Thackeray. hi Johnetown. IA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-17

OR COURT SEPTEMBER TERM.
1919. EDWIN W. WORKINGFR ~.
FLORENCE NJ WORKINGER. CAUSE
No. 1867. ACTION TO DIVORCE.
Now comes the Plaintiff. by Edwin
Friedrich. attorney. and files his com
plant herein. together with an affidavit
of competent person. showing that tho
defendant, Florence M Workinger, is
not resident Of the State of Indiana
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the came viii stand for trial
At the next term Of said Court and that
unless she appear and answer or demur
therein, al the calling of said cause on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-17
ASK FOR NO. 7e7-W.

2-story. brick form. house.
suitable for either two fat build
ing or large residence. Lo-
Gated on Douglas Ave. 80 #. lot.
with assessments nearly all paid
for Hot water heat. electric
lights. screens. shades, rooms
decorated and fine lawn. Here
is a proposition that should ap-
peal to anyone interested in a
rOoming house. rental property
or a large modern residence, To-
Gated as this is, within only a
few minutes distance from the
business district and transporta-
ton. From an investment stand
point it cannot be equaled. The
building alone could not be du-
plicated today for at least $4,000
more than is being asked for the
entire property. only $3.50 Suit
able terms can be arranged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-17
Tells Hammond Druggist Sale
of Begy'S Mustarine is Guaranteed
Makers Have So Much Fait in It's Mighty Power That
They Rigidly Guara ntee 1t Not Only to
You But To AL Who Buy 1t
Begy's Yellow Mustarine in Yellow Box

VERY soon the people Of this city and
s<aee VIII know through the newspapers
about the best and quickest pain killer
On earth
A wonderful external remedy that
oFten ends influenza, cold in the chest.
sore throat pleurisy or bronchitis over
night.
It's called Begy's Mus tarine and thou
sands OF people who have suffered from
the agonfZing pains of rheumatism have
found speedy. sure and blessed relleI
with one application.
Everyone knows that heat eases pain
and there is more concentrated non
ffis+e-fng heat in a box Of Begy's Nus
.arino than can be put in any other
hoN of the same size.
lust tell your customers 20 rub on
Fegv's Mustarine: II Is very penetrat-
ing and can't blister.
Tell them to use II FOR sprafne snd
strains for lumbago. neuritis. sciauca
and neuralgia.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-17

thing that will throw light on the
character and careet OF Colonel Roose-
Welt. From those who knew the
Colonel only slightly We want every
thing Of Significance which they can
remember Of their meetings with him.
from those who knew him well. We
want a much as nifty thousand words
il we can get them.
All material submitted should be
addressed TO Mr. william Boyce
Thompson. care Roosevelt Memorial
Association. l Madison Avenue. New
York city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-17

the lst day Of December. A. D. 1919.
the same being the 18th dsy Of IT.
next term Of said Court to be begun anu
held in the Court House. Room No.
Hammond. in said County and stat.
on the 2nd Monday Of Novem Der. A. D.
1919 said action will be heard and de-
termined in her absence
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. / hcreunia
set my hand and afix the Seal or SAID
Court, Hammond. this sra day Of
October. A. D. 1919
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
fSealD Clerk l.. s. c.
BY ROSCOE HEMSTOCK.
Deputy Clerk lO-3-fO-I7
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-17
ORDER FLOUR LIMIT
TO THE BAKE SHOPS

II the bakers OF Lake county use
more than fifty barrels Of flour per
month now they must obtain permit
from the government is the instructions
received by County Food Administrator
Roy 6. Parry. at Gary. Until such liz
censes are secured It will be impossible
FOR bakers To obtain any more flour
The letter Of instructions was writ
ten by II. =. Erwin OF the United states
Grain Corporation and County Food Ad-
ministrator Parry is making a cheek
upon ali bakers using more than the
fifty barrels Of flour per month
Several bakers al Gary are using
more than fifty barrels per month Bals-
ers desiring permits can write to the
United States Corporation. 272 Bourse
Philadelphia and blanks VIII be or
warded TO them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-17

shall be in accordance with The terms
and conditions Of the Improvement Res
olution No. IA. adopted by the Board
of Public Works on the above named
date. and the detailed drawings. plans.
prohles and Specifications which are now
on file and may be seen in the office Of
said Board Of Public Works Of the City
of Hammond. Indiana. The Board #
Public Works has fixed the 29th day Of
October. 1919. at ten O'Clock A. NJ. as
a date for tho hearing Of all persons
interested or whose property is affected
by said Improvement. and Will decide
whether the benefits that VIII accrue to
the property abutttng and adjacent To
the proposed Improvement and 10 said
City viii be equal to or exceed the estf-
mated cost Of the proposed Improvement
as estimated by the city Civil Engineer.
c. II. HUFFMAN.
o. T. HIGHLAND
w G. HANNAH.
I0-IO-1T Board of Public works.
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unless she appear and answer or den1ur
therein. at the calling or said cause
on the sth DAY OF December. A. d. 1919.
the same being the 25th day of the next
term Of said Court to be begun and held
in the Court House, Room No l. at
Hammond. in said County nd State. on
the End Monday Of November. A. ..
1919. said action Will be heard and de-
ter1nined in her absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and afix tho Seal OF said
Court at Hammond this 9Th day OF
October. A ID. 1919
HERBERT Il. WHEATON.
(seal) Clerk L. 3 c.
BY ROSCOE HEMSTOCK.
Deputy Clerk 10-10-17-24