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UN RcBo EN- LA GALE DEL SOL

Aver tarde el detective Barrantes CO.
gi6 al individuo Jose Melendez quien
Sc le acusa de un escalamiento en- Sc
gundo grado en- la calle del SOL de la
casa nlmero treinta y seis, de la que
sustrajo una cadena de ORC, una pan
ITALIA, una medana $40 en- efectivo.
Es.as preEdas pertenecen la sehorai
Salome Azizzi, de nocionalidad arabe.
El Fiscal, Diaz collazo, lie impuso $500
de fianza para su libertad provisional
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AYES ROBADAS

De la residencia del Sr. Santiago
Franco, de Bayamon, han desaparecido
un buen nilmero de aves de corral, sin
que hasta la fecha Sc haya sorprendido
al autor autores de esa fechoria.
Entire dichas aves habian algunas que
estaban valoradas a tres Y cuatro CO.
lares por su buena raza para cria.
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SENSATIONAL

Para Damas, para Caballeros, para
Ninos: Ell valor del calzado aumenta de
dia en- dia, para que ell suyo le re-
suite barato debe comprarlo mas ele-
gantes, las formas mas de moda y los
de mejor calidad.
limo Sc OLVIDE!ll
JOSE LENA
CAGUAS. SAN JUAN. RIO PIEDRAS
Advt. Tel 390.-Box 442.
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BROADWAY
tc5 nogocio'

CAFE. FONDA Y HosPEDAJE
Carretera. Stop i6is. sansurcs
Donde meior 50 duerme por Ia ven
hlacion continue y condolences hiEis.
nicao. En- el cafe 80 bate 81 record
cigarros Tnvcncibles. coronas y otras
afamadas marcas precios nunca vissos.
Advt.
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NUEVOS EMPLEADOS

FL Departamento del Interior ha nom
brado los siguientes: Guillermo Her
nandez, Juan D. Correa y Jorge Ces-
tero.
Tomas Sifonte Y Narciso Falu han
sido nombrados niveladores
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MARCA DE FABRICA

Ha sido registrada en- la Secretaria
Ejecutiva una marca de fabrica per-
teneciente a la corporation "A. Meso-
rama ysco. S. en- Co. que consiste en-
la palabra MEsORANA Y Sc aplica a
n venta de pianos, pianolas, y aceeso-
rios para los mismos.
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TEATRo vARIEDADEs. BAYAMoN
Dos Tandas.

La cinta que lleva por tituio LA
LUZ OCULTA" interpretada por Ia
genial artista Lydia Clison william
Wilson.
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EN- Ell "AUx1LIo MUTUo"

Anteayer, domingo, ingresaron EN- el
referido Sanatorio: Eugenio Choisne,
de Santo Domingo, y Luis Fernandez
de Guayama.
Salieron los senores siguientes; Mar
cial Blanco, Joaquin Arsuaga y Juan
Suarez Perez.
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FL Doctor Gutierrez Igaravidcz tie
ne ell gusto de participar sus Glen
tes amigos su cambio de residencia
oficina la Gale de Allen No. 65.
Sus horas de consulta seran como
de costumbre, de 2 Y de 4 a
6 1I2 de la tarde. Advt.
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SCCIEDAD ESPANOLA DE AUXILIO
MUTUo Y BENEFICENCIA

ENTRADAS.-Jos6 Hernandez, Je-
sis Fernandez, Enrique Alvarez, Flo
rencio Aponte, Bruno Herreras, Mar
cial Blanco, Francisco Montoto.
SALIDAS.-Lorenzo Espazas y Con-
cepcion Gomez de Dottin.
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PIANO VERTICAL

Fahricsci6n ouropea. Poco uso. Exec
lente es ado. Tor ausencia del dueilo Sc
vende nitad dc precio. Informes: r.
MoNAGAS. (Forto Rican American
Tobacco Coz Advt.
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vENTA DE P1EDRA

81 desca comprar piedra calisa en-
bruto triturada en- varios tamanos a
precios economicos dirijaae a Sergio Ma
a J. COX 3, Guaynabo Sues. Jose
Fernandez, San Juan. Advt
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JOSE LEM
LOS CUE vIAJAN

FL Gobernador ha expedido pasa-
porte para M6jico Gustaf Enfors, de
San Juan, y, para Cuba, Maria Gle
menci Cruz, de Caguas.
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PARA LOS PoBREs

Ell senior Allaben, representative de
la mission Presbiteriana en- Aguadilla,
ha notifcado al Departamento del In
terror, haber cedido gratis para ell ba-
rrio pobre de Aguadilla ell solar que
tiene dicha Mission en- aquella ciudad.
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CINE NORMA
Dos Tandas.

Los episodios ]. 2 y , dc la scrio
lei Sendero Sangriento por william
Duncan
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A. 6iiI;S'|''';MiBuftalGS,AI|I g.

sus Cruz Gomez, por infracc:on al Co
digo Penal.
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EspectaculOs
CINE TRES BANDERAs
Dos Tandas

Estrcno de la cinta on ma parte
"Anales de la Guerra NO So. Ia
cinta comica en- una parte. titulada
Alfalfa su Corneta" = los cplso
dios 13 y Il de los quo tieno IA seiFc
La Ratera Relampago"
CINE LUNA
Dos Tandas
Matinee noche Estreno Gol soxto
episodio de "El Misterio del Sileucio'
y Habichuelas" cn cinco reels por
Charles Ray.
CINE REAL
Dos Tandas
El cpisodio ounce sea el ultimo Il,
la "Ratora Relampago" por Perl
White, el drama en- seis actos titulado
La Ley Natural" por Margaret Court
Metraua
CINE HABANA
Dos Tandas
FL s6ptimo episodio dc Ia soric Ell
Pacto de Tres nm drama en- cinco
parties titulado Los Impostoros' por
Clara Kimball Young.
CINE IMPERIAL
Dos Tandas.
Hoy Eddie Polo en- los dos ultimos
episcdios dc la Tentacion del Circo
una cinta comica.
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WHAT'S
La vida en- ell Puerto
LLEeADAs a sAN rUAn

LLbeADhS a shh JUAN
Fl varas @ Ia go arsa a.
Charleston
sA1fDAs ~ ssN JUAN
II Peanto" con miei para onada
lupe. MARITIME
II santo Domingo con car1a para
san Pcdso ~ Hacor
II Graphite" con cargs para no
tom
la go;cia coroiiua co.'s esrea para
Aqua. santo 0ominro
- "tuan csu4" eon carra para
saachcz
sAIrDAs DE- roHcE
Il Marina con earra para Puerto
Plata
lNroRmE DE- IA BULL IHsur.AR
LINE
sTruAcIoE DE LOS BARcos
ri 'Tate Craphi.e'' en san Juan
II cornclia On Azuadnia
III Hc,cn" en- Nueva York
= roint Arena IN Eusva YORK
III Marina cn Ponce
shL1pfs DE- EUEvA YORK
r. "Iielen sali6 dc Nuova York 81
dia docc - Julio para Puerto Rico
II - oiut Arena ssllo II dla -
para Maunabo. en iasfre
sALIDAs DE PUERTO RICO.
II Lax, Graphite sali6 81 dia y
para Boston
Fl "cornelia" saldrA hoy para Fus
va York
Fl Marina saldra II dia u via Ma
yaeuez para IA Romano mscoris
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lei MUNDO,
SAN JUAN.

Hoy como a las 12 p. m. mientras
Luis Alvarez probaba un rife, Sc lie
escape un tiro, hiriendole gravemente.
Jugadores de pelota team" ''Puer-
20 Rico en- desafio con "Fajardo =,
triunfaron sobre este por once carre-
ras.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL."
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HERIDO PoR UN RIFLE

Nuestro corresponsal de Humacao, nos
envio aver ell telegrama siguiente:
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lNroRME DE IA BULL Irsur.AR
LINE
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Suscribase a e. MUNoo,
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sIrUAcioN DE LOS BARcos
shLinNa De NUEvA YORK

r. Helen saii6 dc Nuova York 81
dia docc dc Julio para Puerto Rico
II oiut Arena sallo III dia ~
para Maunabo. en iasfre
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CINE IMPERIAL
Dos Tandas.

Hoy Eddie Polo On los dos ultimos
episcdios dc La Tcntacion del Circo :
Y una cinta comica.
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sAIrDAs DE- poEcE

II Marina con carra para Puerto
Plata
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Vicente ORTIZ
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-08
DISORDER ABSENT AT
INDIANA HARBOR

tCouilnued from page oneD
2121 137th ST. Frank Mise1ich; s02 W
Chicago axe. Ed McCready: Block and
Waiting Markovitch. 13sth and peodar
Kygewski; 3406 Michigan ave Metro
pole pool room; Michigan and Guthrie
Joe Esola Block and Michigan. VIM.
Parish
MIR. HOWARD DENIES RUMoR
John + Howard. in charge OF the
strike asserts that not over four hun
bred men went to work in ali of the
Indiana Harbor plants yesterday morn
ing and that about the same number re-
ported this morning. This varies ra6i-
cany from the mill officials claims
which state that about four thousand
returned to work in Indiana Harbor
plants Mr. Howard also denies en-
phatically that any statement concern
ing a red letter" day next Friday was
made AT the strikers meeting Monday.
UNION MEN SURVEY FIELD.
While men were returning 10 work
this morning union officials were sta
toned on tor Of the Auditorium build
ing il which union headquarters ere
located and surveyed the procession OF
returning workers through powerful
held glasses. They seemed also % take
il all the details OF activities though
out the entire plant Of the Inland.
Inland authorities have made COM
plant to the military authorities that
their South Chicago workmen are vio-
lently restrained from returning 20
work b union pickets at the South
Chicago railway station.
MARTIAL Law.
Adtutant General Harry 2. Smith has
issued an order stating specially what
is meant bv martial law and stating
definitely what the military authorities
viii permit and what viii not be per
mitted The regulations are.
Headquarters ! 5, NJ, Oct. s
The district within Lake county. In
diana. described in a proclamation Of
the governor ar the state of Indiana, as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-08

the district comprising the cities OF
East Chicago. Indiana Harbor and
throughout the territory adjacent there
TO and for a distance OF Ave miles in all
directions from the boundaries OF said
cities. having been declared by the
Governor of the state of Indiana to be
in state Of riot and lawless insurrec-
ton against the laws of the state Of
Indiana involving frequent and contin-
uous breaches Of peace. and the mill
tary forces OF the state having been
ordered By the Governor and Com
msnder-in- Chief OF the military forces
10 assume charge and restore order III
said described district Of Lake county.
the commanding officer Of said military
forces hereby proclaims the following
rules and regulations. which will be in
force until further orders:
4. Cooperative martial law will be
in effect until further orders. This is
defnited as condition due TO privles es
allowed civil officials by the command
ing officer. under martial law. and the
civil authorities will continue to per-
form their ordinary functions in all or
in part. pursuant to future orders from
the commander Of the district.
-. No public assemblages or meeI-
ings viii be permitted in any park
street. or portion Of the district de-
scrlbed. All professions and para1es Of
every character are prohibited. as are
all demonstrations against the authori-
ties. Private meetings are not pro-
hibited, except where such meetings arr
used for purposes Of melting riot or
demonstrations against the authorities
-. The carrying of weapons by per
sons other than the police sherif's
forces. military authorities. troops and
members of the city governments with
in the district and the sale OF Weapons
arms. or ammunition TO others than tbs
above excepted authorities. are hereby
prohibited.
a The troops and the police. in
Guiding any special police deputies on
sheriffs deputies. are charged with tbs
carrying out of these instructions
which are to be enforced rigidly.
IS Theaters. lecture halls movins
picture shows and other we'll conducte &c
places of amusement or places of holy
worship will continue as usual.
IS Any person or persons having
any petition 10 present or complaint tc
make will present the same to the cont
handing officer at General Headauar'
ters for his consideration and action.
HARRY b SMITH.
"Brigadicr General. Commanding"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-08
BOARD OF HEALTH
WARNS AGAINST FLU

pare the system for the attack.
They are advising that the sys-
TEN not be permitted to get into
rundown condition, but that it be
kept in a healthy, vigorous state
SO that it will be prepared to bet
ter withstand the danger Of influ-
enza. The blood is the most vital
force of life; therefore, it follows
that upon the condition of the
blood depends largely the condi-
ton of the entire system.
Every organ, nerve. muscle, It's
sue and sinew of the body is de-
pendent upon the blood supply for
nourishment, and as it circulates
through the system pure and rich
and free from all impurities, it
furnishes these different members
the healthful properties needed to
preserve them and enable them to
perform their various duties.
SO long as the blood remains
free from infection we are liable
to escape disease but any impurfty
in this life-giving stream acts in
iuriously on the system and affects
the general health. Disordered
blood comes from various causes.
such as sluggish condition of the
circulation. imperfect bowel and
kidney action. indigestion. etc. bat
whatever the cause the blood must
be purified before the system is in
such robust condition that it is
able to ward off disease.
S. S. s.. the fine old purely
vegetable blood remedy. is valu-
able agent in building up the sys-
TEN. and giving it that robust and
vigorous vitality that is so essen
tial as an aid in resisting influ-
enza. and other dangerous all
ments. A course of S. S. S. will
prove to you its great efficacy, as
it has in so many cases of impair
&c and impoverished vitality. It
is sold by all druggists, and IS
worth many times its cost il
building up and Strengthening the
system, and giving it a robust Wig
orous and healthy circulation that
is SO important in helping to ward
off the attacks of disease.
You can obtain without cost free
medical advice by writing to Chief
Medical Adviser. Isl Swift Labor
atory, Atlanta, Ga-Adv
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Authorities Nervously Await Re
currence of Dreaded
Epidemic.

Medical authorities seem to be
of the opinion that this country
will again be visited by the dread
ed scourge of influenza. and have
already taken steps to warn the
public as to the precaution that
should be observed.
The Board Of Health OF the state
OF Connecticut has had large pla-
cards printed and widely distribut-
ed containing the following ad-
vice, which will be found valuable
in any locality, its purpose being
to avoid. if possible. a recurrence
of this dreaded epidemic.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-08


On Tuesday afternoon Mrs H \ Nc
Cornell opened her home. 1901 Noraine
avenue, to the literature department Of
the Woman's Club. AT the call Of the
chairman. Mrs. Wagner. business was
despatched and Mrs. Z. 6. Cooper took
charge of the program. the subject of
the study being VIM. DeMorgan. Mrs.
James Allaben read 8 sketch of this
exceptional man tan EnElishrnan by the
way) who was sixty-four years old be
fore he ever thought OF woodworking +:
who entered this new field. breaking all
records for belated work in ficticn and
achieved enthusiastic and widespread
fame. He was a man OF versatile tai
ents and always adhered consistently to
one form or another of creative art He
was an artist. inventor and craftsman:
took part in the VIM Morris movement
for household art; designed and manu-
featured tiles and stained glass Dur
ing the great war he stopped literary
work to study cut inventions for war
use. Mrs. Cooper followed with the
study Of this writer touching lightly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-08
LOVES HER COWS
AND CHICKENS AGAIN

Il have had stomach trouble for
twenty years and for the past year
have eaten nothing but stale bread and
drank hot water. Was too weak to do
any kind of work. Six weeks ago
took the first dose of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and am now doing all my
homework besides looking after my
chickens and milking two COWS every
day. Mine has been a wonderful re
covery." 1t is simple. harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
unucus from the intestinal tract and all
LAYS the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach, liver and In
festival ailments, including appendicitis
One dose will convince or money re-
funded.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-08

e.s Jose2hs explained. Josephs had an
wered that the soldiers came to give tho
strikers a square deal. Geiiina had at
tackled him with a knife. and he had Bat
defended himself
At the morning session at headouar-
ters at the city hall in Gary this morn
ing Col w S Mapes received a gather
ing Of newspaper men. Newspaper men
are admitted at 1000 o'clock and 400
o'clock each day when statements are
gwen out for publication and questions
may he asked.
The nstUre of the arrests being made
b. the military authorities are all in
violation o. Maj. Gen. Woods proclama-
tion. III other arrests not covered by
the TrocIc mat ION VII be turned over O
tho civil courts When Col. Mapes was
asked If the military authorities had
teen informed Of any raid made upon
suspicious soft drink pariors that rssh'
be selling liquor he answered in ths
negative. He also stated that he did
not know how long the city would I've
under military control. nor how long the
troops would be kept here.
There was a noticeable increase In the
number of the men going 70 work at tine
mills this morning. Oncials of the steel
company are led TO believe that seventy
ive per cent or the men will be back
to work In another week. as now the
workmen may enter and come out ~
the mill gates without fear. They claim
that the strike has been broken. while
labor leaders still hold the claim that
they are going TO win.
The open hesrths are now operating
on d larger scale than at any time dur
ms he go ~ g,7 al
have an output that will supply all tn,
departments Although it was reported
that there were six blast furnaces in
operation. it is learned that there are
only four Arrangements are being made
10 start two more though. Officials n
the American Sheet and Tinplate Com
pany and the American Bridge works
plant are encouraged with the large
number OF men coming back to work
and state that a big percentage of the
mills are now operating.
GARY MILITARY ARRESTS.
Dominick Sando. 1921 Washington q,
for investigation a. the Pennsylvania
depot by Capt. r. W. Voege.
Jim Roccomele. 769 Polk st. for re-
fusing to obey orders at It'll ave. and
Adams st. by Private Luther Lewis
Ben Joseph. rs w. eth ave, for in
vestigation by Corp Charles Thibbs
Steve Plevel. 1901 Madison ST.. for
trespsss at tinplate mill. by Deputy
Sheriff Stultz.
Thomas Kolss 1928 washington st..
for investigation by Lieut.. 0luckman
Released by Col. Mapes.
Ebert Johnson. colored 1917 Van
Buren, st. concealed weapons. at Lake
Shore depot.
Pasco O'Grady. $685. Prairie ave, Chi
cage. concealed weapons. at Lake Shore
depot by Sergt. Heenan-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-08
WOMEN ARE CARELESS

This has been proved over and over
again during the war. They over-esti-
mate their physical strength and over
tax it. Their ambition is commends bic
but does not compensate for the hours
and days of misery which they suffer
from symptoms caused by female Ills
brought on by overwork- Women who
are weak. nervous. respondent. with
headaches, backache and dragging down
pains should remember there Is one
tried and true remedy, that is Lydia
z. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound. now
recognized everywhere as the STANDARD
remedy FOR such siimeuts.-Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-08

Russia. quantity Of Bolshevik liter
allure and some weapons Attorney
Chaser has been representing attorney
for the strikers and has been deemed
by residents Of the city as one &C the
strikers most radical advisors
DEFIED THE GOVERNMENT.
Chaser is the man who a week ago at
a mass meeting Of the strikers a The
East Side Park. openly dehed the raem-
bers OF the Loyal American League and
boasted that the government dare lot
send him back to Russia. for If thoy did
he would tell them what conditions
were in America. Residents OF Gary
have scored Chaser time and again for
the stand he has taken since the Out
break of the strike
LIEBERMAND AND ECoNOMOrF
In the home Of Dimitri Economc IT,
another radical lawyer and leader.
pamphlets and arms were conhscatel.
He was also taken to headquarters and
uestioned. Maurice Lieherman a we'll
known south side business man. was
srilled Both Lieberman and Econom-
off are said 10 have taken an active part
in the May Day demonstration in Gary
and CHASER was questioned as 10 his
proc erman sympathies during the war,
II has been reported.
AGITAToRs ARE BLAMED.
According TO the military authorities.
it is now the belief the most of the
trouble has been cause dby the red aEi-
tators whose only desire has been 70 70
ment riots. The best elements Of the
strikers il In favor of law and order.
Tn the monster parade Monday after
noon it is known that the reds took an
active part but 10 what extent IS not
known.
LEGION HOLDS MEETING.
AS suggested BY Metor General Wood
now in command Of the United States
regulars in Gary. special meeting Of
the Gary Post American Legion was
Reid at the public library auditorium hast
night Two hundred war veterans were
present and Major Arthur P. Melton.
president OF the post. presided.
Major ]. E. Bye. a veteran Of twenty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-08

NOil1E III N-tSfIS tlJt-4N u.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERB
OR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERN.
1919. MARJVERN NJ GILL VS..
HERBERT H. McGILL. CAUSE No.
1859. ACTION TO DIVORCE.
Now comes the Plaintiff. by Ibach
Gavit Tinkharl & Stlnson. attorneys.
End files her complaint herein. together
with an affidavit OF a competent per-
son. showing that the defendant. Her
bert FL McGiH is not a resident OF tho
State Of Indiana
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the same win stand for trial
at the next term Of said Court. and that
unless he appear and answer or dernur
therein. At the calling of 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 he begun and held
Hammond. in said County and state.
on the End Monday of November. 4. y.
1919. said action viii be heard and
determined in his absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF Z hereunto
set my hand and affix tho Seal Of said
Court. at Hammond. this 9Th day u
October. a. D. 1919.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
(seal) Clerk L. s. G.
By ROSCOE HEMSTOCK.
Deputy Clerk. 1o-S-15-22