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The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
ROBY MEN IN
A SHINDY

Julius Ginky ard Nike Desgola,
both OF Roby. were arrested last night
sv Officer stelo~ charged with as
sault and battery.
Nike Desgls with Ginkv we're
walking down indianapolis blvd. last
night when they met friend BY the
name of Jerdinski.
Il is claimed that Deasola went up
to Jerdinskl and hit him in the hack
with a pair of brass knuckie.. Jer-
dinski naturally resented such sreat-
mens.
Deagols, angry. pulled knife and
cut J.rdinski across the forehead and
down hi. arm from shoulder to wrist.
Ginky and Deagola both strenuous
l. resisted arrest but Officer steIow
wen During the scurIe. Officer Ste
low lost'a perfectly good watch. and
will be very grateful TO anyone find
] ing II. X he will return il to the Ham
mond police station.
bond Of $3.50 was given by both
Ginky and Deagola TO appear tor trIa
1 SATURDAY morning IN the Hammond
4 cft-- court
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
Simple Way to
End Dandruff

There In one sure way that has never
failed TO remove dsndruf at once, and
that is to dissolve x. then you destroy
II entirely To do this. Just get about
four ounces OF plain. common liquid
arvon from any drug store (this IS all
you will need, apply IL at night when
retiring; use enough TO moisten the
scalp and rub it in gently with the hng-
er tips.
BY morning. most II not all. OF your
dandruf will be gone. and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace OF It. no matter how
much dsndruff you may have.
You will hnd all itching and digging
~ the scalp viii stop instantly. and
your hair will be fluffy. lustrous. glossy
silky and soft. and look and feel = hun
dred times better.-Adv.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
CARD or THANKS
GARD or THANKS.

We Eish to thank our many friends
and relatives for their words Of SYM
rsthy and assistance during the sickness
ara death Of our beloved mother. Mrs.
Mary Bachman. We also wish 10 thank
each and every Individual for their beau
tiful floral offerings. Rev. Theme for
his consoling words. and Griesel & Son
for The able manner in which they con-
Quoted the funeral
Mr. and Mrs A. E. Jarneoke,
Mrs Fl n. Bates.
Miss Anna Eachmans
Nr. and Mrs Wm. Bschman
NJ and Mrs Henry Bachnan
Mr. Ernest BRchman.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
DAN FANS
FAM WITH
A BROOM
Naturally Fam Rasents the
Action and Dan Will
Have to Explain

Dan Karnorel Of 1sb Co Heuse. East
Hammond, was arrested yesterday :
charged with assault
Karnorfel is said to have hit the son
or August Fam OF the same address in
the face The boy then went and got
his father. Father started after Kar-
nonel.
Karnoffel then picked up broom and
hit father over the hssd with it cut
ting a cash several inches long doc
tor vas called and took four stitches in
| fathers head.
bond was given BY Ksrnoffel for
his appearance Saturday morning in tht
Hammond city court for trial and he
will be asked 70 explain his irpulsive
! action
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
REPAIRS
HELD Up
FOR1STONE

Repairs ito the South Hofrnan street
pavement south of Dough as street are
b.inE temporarily held ID on account
~ lack OF material The street de-
partment started the work about
week. ago but ran short % material
before ml1ch proEress had been made.
stone and asphaltun are on the way
ard as soon as they arrive the work
7u he pushed to conp0 elton. During
tie W. he small rucs in the pave
azAsMmW MmWEanrw.r.Ssbeen deepeued until rapid
-.rzrfc was becoming dangerous TO
both machines and occupants.
Street commissioned Norman is OF
the opinion that this patch work will
De necessitated quite frequently from
row or and believes that following a
complete patching UP the street
should be given c new coat Of asphalt
UNI
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
TWO DEATHS AT
THE CAPITAL
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEl

POLLS, Ind. Ap.l lo-Tv'o
deaths from sleeping sickness have
been reported to the local health
board, both victims being colored men
and death in each case followed n
slight attack OF influenza John Gum,
-. on- OF the victims. vas n state
of coma for ten days while James
Pettrie. 80. was unconscious for only
three DAYS Several other cases OF
the melady have been reported to the
board of health.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
Famous Twentieth
Century LiniTnent
Fine for Rheumatism, Lum
bago, Sciatica and All
Muscular Soreness.

Those sharp agonizing twinges are
almost instantly relieved b. the remark
sbis new pain killer and rheumatic rem
- 9o+b century T,inlnent Just rub
II on-that's all Acts like mage. -
not water bath needed. You simply ap-
plv il direct from the bottle.
It's posftive. aUack acton in all cases
If rheumatism. Lumbago. Neural gla.
Raclsche. etc. Prove 2oth Century Lini-
u1ent to be the worn enemy OF all pain
no need to nurse pain when you can gel
1nirs relief NJ. the nearest drug store
your druggist can supply you.-AdV-
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
AEROPLANE IS
READY FOR FLIGHT
fihrERnArIohAL hEWs sERYIcE

IhIthhHIIO IOHNL HL"9 9tHFFeL
ST JOHNS. y. r. April lo.-The
sopultn airplane. in which Eliot Har-
rs 4 Hawker will try to As across
the Atlantic. was given the hnal nm
ishing touches today and IS now ready
for the trial a ght 1t cannot be made
however. until weather conditions i'm
prove A new wireless system has
been installed upon the machine cap
abIe Of communicating With land dur
Ing the air voyage
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
ROD AND GUN
CLUB TO ELECT
OFFICERS

Tonight new officers Of the Gary
Rod and Gun eiuo viz be elected A.
30 o'clock Tne meeting viii he
held at the Car Commercial Clu5
Harry Hsrdenhroon. secretart. an
nounces that Other matters Of i'm
portance viii come Up before the
meeting.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
cFIoAao LIVE srocK

HOGS - Bulk seD.10@ @z040. tor.
5000; butcher hogs-heaHy. szo. so q
1850, packing hogs-heavv. szo-75 q
7o.45i medium ard mixed. 1855 q 2q.1o:
light. ste 81 en.40: pigs. s17.5ea 1918;
roughs. S1s-2s 1875.
CATTLE-Beef cat-le-good choice.
1880 q 2ozs; medium and common.
s13756 6I7s5t butcher stock-heifers.
s7so01475. cows. s7.4o q 1880: Gamers
and cutters. ,s.Tsd 1851: stockers and
feeders good choice s1o.25 q ! IS
common ard medium. $3.50 1880: veal
calve.-good choice. s145b6 1880.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
FATHER CAVANAUGH
IS TO RESIGN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIc

SOUTH BEND. Ind. April lo.-The
reignation Of the Very Rev. Or. John A.
Cavanaugh, c. s. c. president of Notre
Dame University since June, 1905. viii
be officially announced'at the university
today. The resignation will become ef-
fecttve after the general chapter meet
ing Of the congregation Of Holy Cross
st Eotre Dame in June. Nc reason for
his resignation was gwen.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10

RUTTER-Cresmery extras, s1l7c.
frsts. 5si4 9s1o; packing stocks, s. q
41izc
EGGs-Current receipts. STA a 3914c.
ordinary nrsts, ss44 d &C hrsts. 50 q
4aI.c: extras AK T42'7c
LIVE P0ULTRY-Turkevs, 32G S3c;
chickens. S5c: springs. $50: ROSTERS;
&c. geese, CSC: ducks. 81 q sac.
POTAToEs-Ohios. Sl.S5 zoo
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
DEATH OF BABE.

Gerevieve DeboId. the SIX months
old daughter Of Mr.. and Ms Barney
Deoold or 107 Williams street Ham
mond. died yesterday afternoon at the
home.
The funeral will Be held tomorrow
morning from the St. Joseph church 81
eight o clock Interment viii be held
in St Jo-eph's ceme tery.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
WILL HAYES
FATHER DEAD
(HuLErIN.)

llhIEhhAIiOhbI NEWS SERVICE
SULLIVAN. Ind. April 1o.-John 7.
Hays father or VIII H Hays RepUhli-
can national chairman. died At his home
here shortly after one o'clock this after
noon from cerebral hemorrhages, which
started last Saturday.
Another son. Hnckle Hays. and a
widow survive
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10

Account of illness Of one of the cas-
tsafety hrst1 the three-act farce comedy
10 he gwen b. TIRE Christian Endeavor
Soc'v OF he Christian Church has been
postponed one week until April 18th and
18th. 4-.-5t
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10

Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Mann. 1855 Jack
son street, announce the birth OF a
daughter last evening.
Mrs. Frank Could OF Boston Is visit
inr in Hammond for a few days en-
route to Oklahoma where she will be
the guest of relatives. Mrs Gould
formerly lived in Hammond and has
a number Of friends here
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
WAR VETS TO
MEET AT CAPITAL
rlsTtasarIoNAL NEWS SERVICE

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April IA
state convention Of veterans OF the
world var Will be held at the state house
here April -. according to plans ap-
proved by the Marion County War
Veterans Association. Each county or
sanitation viii be asked 10 send repre-
sentsttves to the convention to perfect
4 state organization which will af1iiats
with the national organization started
b. Lieut.. Col Theodore Roosevelt
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
BIG STRIKE IN ITALY

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
LONDON, April ~ ~ Inc italian
strike Fixed for Thursday, May !. as
sumo serious proportions. affecting al
branches ~ industry save the gas and
electric plants said an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Rome today
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
DEATH OF MRS.
EMMA COSGROVE

Mrs Emma Cosg grove. mother Of Mrs.
W. 9. Patton. passed away this after
roon. The funeral viii be private ard
flowers will be ou7.t.sd. she made her
home with the Paxton's IL Kenwood.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
their needle work.

Mrs c. H Howell and Mrs. ". H.
Gostlin. ST.. were hostesses az the week
ly meeting Of the Ladies Aid Society
of the First Presbyterian church yes
terday afternoon in the church parloFs
The members devoted the afternoon 10
their needle work and in conclusion re
freshments were served. At the meet
Ing next wednesday afternoon the host
esses will be Mrs. Joseph Thompson and
Mrs. Minsker.
Tbe sixth division Of the 81. z.
Ladies Aid Society was entertained BY
Mrs oliver ward yesterday afternoon
at her home in Indiana avenue. There
we're twelve members in attendance and
they spent the afternoon sewing CARPET
rags. Mrs Ward assisted by Mrs Jarvis
served refreshments at the close OF
the meeting. Mrs. Cotton vas named
as the next hostess.
Mrs T. ]. Bassett vas the guest OF
the third division Of the NJ. z. Ladies
Aid Society at its meeting yesterday al
tn home Of Mrs. ". w. Parker, II
Warren street. They met for one
O clock luncheon and during the after
noon did Red Cross work There were
covers for ten.
The Bible Class Of St. Pauls Eriseo'
pal church held It's weekly study meet
ing yesterday afternoon in the suilc
room. The flnaI meeting will be held
next wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Colebourn Of Fittsburgr
has come to Hammond for an EXTENDED
| visit with her daugter. Mrs Thomas ="
! Dixon or East State street.
! Mrs. John A. Gavit OF Hvslop Plac'
hhas gene to Saginaw and Flint Mich'
hfor few weeks visit with relatives.
| Mrs. August Franck, 552 Ingrahan
Aavenue. who has been very I'll is able Z
.ibe UP.
At her home. 1ss \ Fohman street
Ilvesterdav 4 afternoon Mrs. Meyer va
Ehostess To the members Of Frances WI
Hard W. c. r L. The guests were en-
Ntertained with music on the Nictrol
hand during the meeting Mrs. J 4
EGraves told Of the victory M-mbershi
llnrive which is planned nv the ~ G. 7
t'U. The hostess served refreshment
hduring the social hour.
About twenty-five members Or IN
fHanmond Woman's Club attended IN
hconvention Of the Federated Clubs .
llT.ake county at East Chicago YESTERDAY
lThe meeting was held at the First Cor
.grega taonal church and the ladies'
1.-THE church served a most delicious fou
recourse luncheon a. noon. The mornin
session was occupied with business an
breportsi Of the presidents OF the variou
kclub and in the afternoon very inter
, Testing program was given. including a
kadressAby n Z. Welsh or Chicago.
o.
/ Mr.. and Mrs z. J. o'suliivan. Mr.
q ilTohn Wilhelm and Mrs. Minnie Wilheh
. lireturned yesterday from Akron. {
p where they were called by the death
. liza reIstive
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10

In the pouring rain Pennington [ NJ =
WET PROOF shells shoot just as well.
No swollen bodies or softened crimns
3-z6-11t
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
COMING EVENTS.

GO644CG & GN T.
Miss Clara Sass Will b hostess 20 the
r Z. G. Club this evening at her home
in Murray street
The civic department of the Ham
r1ond Womans Club VIII meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs herbert Hutchins.
sss South Holman street. II viii be
social afternoon and also the time for
the election OK officers.
Friday afternoon the members OF the
Oak Leaf Embroidery Club will betthe
guests Of Mrs John z. Wolf at her
home in East State street
Queen Esther Circle Will entertain AZ
her home. 50 Carroll street. Friday
evening honortng Miss Alice Ford. who
will be spring bride.
The meeting Of the .. A NJ Club has
been postponed one week until the even
| ing OF April 18th when Miss Grace
Jenkins VIII be hostess
The Kings Daughters Of the Chris
| tian church will meet IN the church
/ parlors Friday afternoon for a business
meeting after which refreshments will
\ be served.
| Following the meeting OF the Bible
! Glass there will he a business meeting
| Of ST Paurs Lutheran League this
evening at Klitzkes hall corner Of
/ Clinton street and Oakley avenue.
| Queen Esther circle viii entedtain at
hard time party Friday evening al
the First NJ f. church
Al her home. AZ East state street
! Mrs Frank Savery will be hostess Fri
day afternoon 10 the Faithful Workers
| Club.
There will b. meeting Of Central w
c. T. L. Friday afternoon At two-thirt7
O'Clock ar the home Of Mrs. Hartlerode
s44 Michigan avenue. A program ha'
been arranged for the meeting.
The marriage Of Miss Della Graves q
Albert J. siiger was quietly solennize'
yesterday in Chicago The groom's sis
ter. Mrs. j. W. williams. accompanie'
them. They returned 20 Hammond fol
lowing the ceremony and are At hon
at 514 Holman stpeet. Mr shger onl
1 recently returned from France and J
successor 70 C. w Hunter at 514 Hob
man street Both Mr. and Mrs Sligo
/ have a large circle Of friends in Ham
mond 20 whom the announcement q
their marriage will be interesting ar
, from whom they will receive bea
wishes and congratulations.
Miss Margaret McHie entertained =
, her home s64 South Holman stree
, last evening Mr. and Mrs Lelan
. Mosher the Misses Geraldine and MAJ
xaret Swanson. Grill Burge. Nirg
Whitaker and Plim Swanson. The
= spent q delightful time dancing an
> with music at the conclusion Of whic
a two course luncheon was served
The Ladies' Aid Society Or St Paul
Lutheran church was entertained Ver
r. pleasantly by Mrs. Alvin Herbst' Mr.
: Chris Meyer. Mrs. Gus Muenich. Mr.
, Lange Mrs Rutz and Mrs Henry Glut
- ) Yesterday afternoon in the church pa
lors. Refreshments were served ar
the members devoted the afternoon
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10

Magic. Just drop =. little Freczono
on that touchy corn. instantly ~ stops
aching. then YOU lift the corn OF with
the fingers. Truly, No humbug
Try Freezone' Your druggist sells =
tiny bottle >or few cents. sufficient to
rid your fee Of every hard corn. soft
corn. or corn between the toes. and
calIuses. without one particle 81 pain
soreness or Irritation. Fte- -zc0N is tho
discovery 81 = noted Cincinnati genus.
-Ale
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
BATTLE RAGING
IN HUNGARY
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEavlcKI

ENNN
AMSTERDAM, April 10.-A violent
battle between Hungarian Reds and
Czecho-Slovak troops is raging near
T-nEvar. II reported from Vienna
today.
A soviet has been proclaimed at salz-
burg.
(T'7Evar Is in northern Hungary and
is the ca pital Of the district Of Ung.
salzburE Is 1856 miles southwest Of
Vienna and IS the capital Of the crown
land OF Salzburg)
Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10
PERSONAL. "
|S0CIAl. NEWS

Plain sewing done IN your home by
the Ladies Aid Society Of the Pine 81.
Presbyterian Church ladies' from 10
. n to : 30 2. M. 1850. Phone Ham
n1ond 926-M or 1851. 4-lo-S
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10

vERPLArK'S cARAGH
76l washington ST.
Phoue $50. Gary, Ind.
CALUMET AVE. GARAGE.
773 Calumet Ave.
Phone 1895. hamnn nono-
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10

NJ and Mrs Z T. O'Sullivan. Mrs
4 Tobr wilhelm and Mrs. Minnie Wilhelm
Iiret,rnAd Yesterday from Akron. o..
r,.hsr. tb.v we're called by the death OF
la relative.
The Lake County times., 1919-04-10

The Ladies' Aid Society OF St Pauls
Lutheran church was entertained very
pleasantly BY Mrs. Alvin Herbst. Mrs
Chris Meyer. Mrs. Gus Muenich. Mrs
Iange Mrs. Rutz and Mrs. Henry Gluth
yesterday afternoon in the church par
lors. Refreshments we're served and
he rnsnnhars devoted the afternoon 70
The sun., 1919-06-08

Below-Rear Admiral Jackson
complimenting the crew of the
NC-4 at Ponta Delgada in the
Azores. on the completion of the
first leg of the transatlantic fight.
Left to right-Lieut. E. F. Stone.
pilot; Chief Mechanic Eugene L.
Rhodes; Lieut.. Walter Hinton,
pilot; Ensign H, c, Rodd. radio;
Lieut.. ]. L. Breese. Jr., engineer,
and Lieut. Commando Albert c.
Read.
The sun., 1919-06-08
THE LATEST BOMB oUTRAoEs

At the left is Judge Charles c. Mott. Jr,
of the Court of General Sessions, whose
home at ISL East Sixty-hrst street was
partly wrecked. Judge Mott presided at
the trial of the St. Patrick's Cathedral
bomb throwers, At the right, Owen Egan,
the bomb expert, is seen searching for
clues in the wreckage at the Mott home
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
CONGRESSMEN WANT
TO FIGHT, BUT DON'T
Rubber Stamp" Description Al
most Causes Blanton and
Hardy to Clinch

Washington. Aug. ll.-CBy 4. PD
Members Of tho House interviewed today
to prevent personal collision between
Representatives Banton and Hardy
Of Texas, both Democrats. RcScnting
the charge by Banton that hc was "a
mere rubber stamp in tho sense that
hC always defended tho administration
Mr.. Hardy rushed at his colleague, but
was restrained.
Tho clash ramc during debate by Mr..
Blanion ON his resolution calling upOi
thc secretary Of labor for a report o
cXpcn~cS incurred by the department in
connection with John +. Dinsmorcs in .
yretigaiion of the Mooney case at San
Francisco. Hanton had attacked the
department and Secretary Wilson. who.
he said had been in tho House, "hob-
nubbng with members.
When Mr.. Hardy took vigorous OK
rcptfon to Blauton's reference TO him,
Blnnton rCtortcd:
"Oh. welt. tho members is a gray
haired old man and don't want to be
nhusivr.
Mr.. Hardy Immediately made n rush
for Mr. HIauton.
Mr.. BIanton's resolution finally was
adortrd. 81 to If,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
Deaths

ALDERFER-Au IL. at residence Of
ROESSL Err. wife of Frank Y. Alderfer and
daughter Of Henry w. and Elizabeth s.
Roessler. Relatives and friends invited to
funeral services. Fri, . D. m. 17Ol Bristol
ri. Int NorthwoOd Gem, Friends may View
remains Thurs. after 7:3O D. m.
ARNOLD AT Atlantic city. n. j.. Aug
IA. RACHEL p, widow Of Clarence X,
Arnold Funeral Fri, II 80 a. M. cha pei
Of Nit Sinai Gem. Omit flowers.
RaRTON.-AuE. II. JOHN s.. husband OF
Regina Barton (nse MackelD and son of LAT e
la mes and Catherine Barton, aged 20. Rea-
tiyes and friends, GaTanese Tribe, No. 2S1
Imp. o, r. NJ. invited TO funeral, Sat. $40
a m, 1921 n. Cadwalader st. Solemn re-
dueIn mass st. Mchaeis Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holy sepulchre Gem. Auto funeral.
BORKOFSKI-AuR. II, EDITH. dsugh-
ter of Julia and late Joseph BorkofslI (nee
Kolbert), aged II. Relatives and friends In
yited to funeral, Fri. .. M. residence OF
brother 205O N Kipp st: Int, tireenmount
Gem friends may call Thurs. to D. m.
WERS.-Aug. 13. WILLIAM H., hus-
band of Kate Bowers. aged %; Relatives
and friends invited TO funeral. 3ti4 ~ Fair
hill St Fri. 1 p. m. Int. Ivy Hin Gem.
BROWN.-Suddenly, Aug. ~, JAMES p
son OF Rose A. and late Patrick Brown (ne'
Moran). Relatives and friends invited e
funeral Sat1sO ANA FishSoSd FgishdsnGsd o. unS,s
GuienN mass at Church of Nativity a. m
Int New Cathedral Gem. '
CARLSON. .--AIys. l2 AAlALlE CARLSON et
(nee KuEchnereit) wife Of Gustav Carlson;
sEed 10. Relatives aud friends. msmbsrl o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
SPENT SIX MONTHS
ON ARCTIC ICE FLOE
Storkerson Reports Land Exists
in Beaufort Sea, but No
"Keenan's Land"

Edmonton. i'sn. Aug. 14.-CBy &
P)-Storkcr T. StorkcrsOn, "Nho passed
six months adrift on a huge ice foe
In the Arctic ocean. reached E"rc last
night en- route to Banff, where. he said
today. he expected to rcport Saturday
to yilhialmur Stcfansson, his chief. on
observations made during his cruise.
With fourteen followers. Storkcrson
sct out from Border island with eighty
dogs and eight slcdgrS and in May,
1918, selected an iCc- foe on which he
purposed to remain for year or moro
with the object of determining the
currents. if any. in Beaufort sea. tax
ing soundngs and discovering new
land
Stefansson had intended to accom-
many the expedition. but at the last
moment was taken i'll and was forced
to return to civilization.
After drifting four months, Storkor-
son was taken i'll and on October y.
1918. the party. then in latitude -.
lonpitude 14T west, left the tlOo. started
its return to the American continent
and arrived at Cap" llaIkctt Nov'm
ber Z.
StorkerSon is inclined to believe. ow
ing to certain phenomena observed, that
land exists north Of tn" point reached
by his party on the irc fo".
The foe upon which III" party ON
barked was scvon miles wide and fir
teon miles in length. Seals polar bear.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
Pithy Facts Connected
With Ford Libel Suit

Henry Ford's 81 900 900 libel
suit filed in United States district
court at Chicago. September I. 1916.
Based on editorial in Chicago
Tribune. entitled ''Ford is an
Anarchist, June 90. 1916.
Transcript Of testimony exceeds
. 900 900 words.
Seven Tribune lawyers. four Ford
lawyers.
Eleven farmers and ono road
builder in jury
Among the celebrities quoted dur
ing the procrcd"sr zero Jane
Adams. benjamin Franklin. Ralph
Waldo Emerson. Edward Everett
Hale. Count Tolstoy. Plato. Diogc-
nos. Icno. DIR. Samuel Johnson.
President Wilson. Emma Goldman
and various Biblical writer's.
Hearing opened May T. at Mt.
Clemens, AFirh.
FOrd'k first appearance on wit
moss stand June 20.
Ford on witness stand seven days,
beginning July Il.
Testimony ends August !.
jury gets case August II.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
CAMDEN PEACE PLANS MADE
Huge Parade to Feature Celebration
on September 6

PreparationS for tn" peace celebration
In Camden on September Il ar" being
completed.
James II. Long. who is in "harG" of
the parade. has issued invitations 10
virtually all industrial concerns aud
fraternal organizations in that city.
From the replies received it seems as
sured that at least $4,000 will be III
line.
Some of the organizations t" be rep
resented arc The Salvation Army. the
Y. NJ. c. A.. the Knights of Columbus.
the Jewish Welfare Board. the War
Camps Community and the y. W. {.
A. The Camden Fire Department will
also be in full force. and bands, floats
and banners plus cNtcnsiv" Str"cr
decorating will make the rv"nt one OF
the greatest ever. seen in Camden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
Louisville Carmen to Quit

Louisville. Aug. 14.-.An Immediate
strike of all employees of the Louis
vile Street Railway Company was in
timated yesterday by the carmcn'S Off -
cials following conference Of repre-
sentatives of the union and, the com
pany, at which demands asking Il gon
eral increase in wages Of ten cents an
hour. closed shop and better working
conditions were rejected by the com
pany. A strike vot" will be taken to-
day, union leaders asserted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-14
BOY SCOUTS MASSACRED
Turks XIII Twenty Greeks Who Try
to Rescue Master. Says Report

London. Aug. l4.--OBy A. PD-
Nicholas AvGcridis. a scout master. and
twenty Greek Boy Scouts have been
murdered mt Aidin. Asia Minor. by
Turks. according to Greek official
sources. Avgcridis was tortured be-
fore hc was killed and the Boy Scouts
lost their lives in cndcavoring to save
him.