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The Washington herald., 1919-02-01
SECOND MAIL PLANE
MEETS WITH MISHAP
Submarine Rushed to the Rescue
of Damaged Hydroplane.

The second hydroplane in two dsys Z
Of the aerial mail service OF the Nsv$
Department 20 have to make forced
landing en- route from Hampton
Roads, Va. 20 the Anacostia Nsx
Air station, was badly damaged yesL
terday afternoon! -
The plane sent distress signals to thS.
Anacostia station, and the submari1y1
detailed recently at the local nsvd
air station was sent =.
From reports received, officers 81
the naval air base stated last nishv~'
the wings Of the plane had been shars-'
tered. The landing had been msds !
at such an angle that IL was be-
iieved that the hyoroplano had bceG
almost completely wrecked. The two
pilots in the plane escaped unin3ureo
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q POLICE SERGEANTS
MADE LlEUTENANTS
Wilson. Emerson. Stohl and Evans
and 2 Privates Promoted.

Promotions Of four sergeants 70 be
lieutenants in the police department
were announced today, together With
announcement Of promotion OF two
privates to be sergeants. NJ
Sergeants J. Z. Wilson and walters
Emerson. night inspectors, and L. ~
StohL Tenth precinct, who have beeng
acting lieutenants, and Detective Ser
geant Charles A. Evans, headquarters, Z
were given lieutenantcies. Private
McGiu. Of the White House squad 2
and Private Maurice Collins, hack in
spector, who have been acting SER
geants. were promoted 10 that rank
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ONE BACK ROOM FOR TWO
gentlemen; SIS or one or $40
for two; near bath; second floor.
Call North T65. ja30-3t
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AUCTION SALES.
Thos. J. owen q Son, Auctioncers.

Trustees sale Of valuable two-sto-y brick dwell
ing zo3 Eth St NV. By virtue Of certain
deed Of trust duly recorded in Lfber No. iOO,
Folio So. "a seq.. Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia. and at the request of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell, al public auction, in the oice o. Thom-
as J. Owen 4 Son, AuctiGneers. lS3l G st. nv.
on FridaT, the 7th day o. February, AID. 1919
at O'Clock .. m, the following described land
and premises situate in the District Of Colum
lds and designated as and being l0t numbered
Fifty-two (5s). in Margaret Ogle's subdivision
of part Of lot numbered Ten llO', In Block mum
bered SIX (6l, Meridian Hill" as per plat re-
corded in Book a., page los. in the Surveyors
Office Of the District Of Columbia Terms Of
sale: Sold subject 10 Two prior deeds OF trust
amounting to about s. 500. and the amount over
and above said trusts to be paid in cash. A de
post Of $50 required al time OF sale and the
purchaser allowed fifteen days to complete the
purchase. Further particulars at time Of sale
FREEMAN GEORGE FOWLER, CLARENCE
NJ. DeVEILE, Trustees. fel,3S67
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Accountant, book
keeper

Experienced as cashier, statis-
teal clerk and office executive in
railroad, commercial and govern
ment work. Familiar with office
detail and auditing. Quick, accu-
rate and proven efficiency. Now
earning $4,000 per annum in gov
ernment service. Would like to
connect with wide-awake, growing
concern. Will give 80 days trial
at moderate salary to prove eff
cheney. Home owner, excellent
health and best Of habits. Refer
ences. Apply Box 326. Herald Of
flee. jan2o-5t
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LARGE BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished front room with private
bath; FIVE windows; in exclusive
|neighborhood; $50 per month.
Call North 50l9. ja.19-tf
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SPlRITUALISM.
PALMISTRY.
BELMONT

BELMONT
Scientific pslmist and clsirJOysut. can Dc con
suited On all shsirs Of life. Readings. 81. Lnt
New Yort ave. nv. btWeen I2sh and 18th STA
Hours. 10 a N. 10 D. N. deza
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STENOGRAPHER

Wsnted, hrst-clAss, fAnln2r win real estate
and Ere insurance work. Apply BOX Y. Her
AID Office. ja5l-5t
&1NTEDLTWELVE GIRLS TO LEARN
typewriting; lessons and machines free. No
cost Miss ABBOTT. 500 St NV. ia5p3t
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COOK WANTED; EXPERIENCED. APPLY
APARTMENT 40. Florence court, or teIe-
rhone North T9S4 ja2a6t
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HELP WANTED-MALL

MEN TO WORK IN ICE HOUSE.
Apply American Ice Co., Georgia
ave. and Upshur st. ja3l-3t
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EDUCATIONAL.
PETS AND LIVE STOCK.

JUST RECEIVED FINE LOT OF LEACHEs.
snsfns csuaries rol5 fishes dogs. We dc al
kinds Of Taxidermy SCHMID's PET EN-
PoRIUN, IA 18th q. M. deS@
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STATION WAGON (OR SMALL
KINDLNG WOOD

At 81 per load; also packing boxes for sale.
J. H. FITZGERALD. d Jackson place ne.
/ Main Iu6 jasl7t
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HELP WANTED-MALE. HELP WANTED-MALE.
FEDERAL TAX AUDITORS WANTED-If you have any kl

FEDERAL TAX AUDITORS WANTED- you have knowledge
of and wish specialize of the best paid depart
mnts of accounting work. should for Federal
Tax Auditing All spare time be devoted this work Per-
onal interview by appointment only Phone Franklin 1854 address
FEDERAL TAX AUDIT BUREAU Continental Trust Building. Wash
ngon, D. C.
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. SCIENTIFIC
bstrOoger director, Astrological Research So
cieyl. Private readings, by appointment ooly.
s. TpeNrtten readings. by mail. $ and up.
lis L s. NV Phone Franklin 6s2 jalBSt
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PROF. WRIGHT

PXlmist and ClAirToyGnt
Private reading daily; sztisfsctiOn EuIr1nte-d
Hours, IL a u 70 y. N Phone Main lts.
sl2 81 nv deI5s
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WuY Throw away your old clothes We pay
VIII you fancy prices via cali for goods.
NJ. TENDLER, 800
a3 d st. NV Franklin 5ssJ. jazest
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WANTED--HOUSES.

JEsiRE A HOME. PREFERABLY OF
eight rooms. In the northwest section Address
D.-J. W. CRowL. us Park road NV Co
mbis Ssh jsa-u
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PERSONALS.
MADAME Ia RI ANC

electrical Massssing and Scalp Treatment,
MAnlcurlns- a. m to p. N, except Sum
APT. 4. a3 ST. NV.
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PAIAlsTBN Ia a recognized science, an
RIZPAH ElDON

10 known as one Of its greatest exponeuu Hun.
dreds visit his remarkable woman daily. Con
plete readings. With accurate description Of what
your hand foretells only 81 Reception psrIor
\. Z. corner Of 9Th & C nv. entrance eth 81
BoUrs 10 q. n. to 10 D. N deISN
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MACHINISTS. BOILERMAKERS.
track men. white and colored la
borers. Apply ROOM 3OS. Union
Station. ja7-tf
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REAL ESTATE.
CABIN John PARK

ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOMES.
s. TOlILINSoN. IA so. BLDG. NJ i4H.
Six new houses and bungalows ready for in-
,ecu0n. n.s0 to ps0. EaH terms. nog-u
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE

Nine-piece fumed oak Jacobesn diningroom
suite; cost Sl95 several weeks ago; will sacrifice
for SIS. Inquire Mrs DODSON, SO La ave.
ja51-3t
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
APARTMENT. TWO OR
three rooms. bath and kitchenetts, wholly or
bartly furnished; walking distance or convenient
10 ear line. Write al particulars. BOX ST,
asrsld ofice de5l-tf
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ROUTE BOY TO SERVE HER.
aid in vicinity of Dupont Circle.
Apply to Mr.. VOTAW. l409 Hop
kins place. NV. IT
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LII
-
PERSONALS.
AMY ELLIS
MADAM PARKER

Manic,ring and scalp treatment. Hours 10 to
=. Open Sundays. fle list. NV, Apt. Q, jaso90
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LOST.

LOsT-PURsE, BROWN VELVET. CONTAIN
ing gold watch and valuable key in square on
st. and n. II. ave. Return to APART
MENr 7o 1901 18th st. NV. Phone North
57s ia2aTt
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DIED.

RYAN-On Friday. January 81 1878, at
$50 D. m, at Garfield Hospital
MISS ELLEN c. RYAN. She
leaves her mother, sister and three
brothers and many near friends.
Her remains vii probably be buried
from her sisters, Ars. Margaret
Sheafer's, sol G street southwest
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HELp NANTEp@FEMALE.

'<WoE1 mo fOUsEREEPER. WOMAN
ssshr 81 shndrsn 70 take cxrs Of Sx-room house
- urothaEiy fntstss. N 80 Touns children, Z
s1d Tsz5. -rnaI Eocs - room and board.
? eEx - Hssy.t 9tils. a tel-lt
.sAls.TIns- 10 flrsss-,s - y FOR TWO
esrs--u ~ I'D .. Appy APARTMENT
- A~~-ea<sortzna fAl-lt
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WANIED-AGENTS.

1GENTs-ETTHER sEX-FOR COMPLETE
History World War 500 book, 50 per cent
commission. Agents making 81 a day. Life q
Roosevelt same prices same terms send nc
for both outfits. F. B. DICKERSON CO., De
troit Mich
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OFFICIAL ENVELOPE

Geodetie, Department of Commerce, bills, Tues
day OF use only to owner. Liberal reward. Call
Lincoln 1872. Branch q, or W. S. LONG, IS
St ne i,7s.tF
The Washington herald., 1919-02-01
LOST-DIAMOND BAR PIN SIX

stones, one and one-eighth
carats, set in platinum; Saturday
night, eighteenth; somewhere be-
tween Chevy Chase Club and
Highlands Apartment; liberal re-
ward. Phone W. R. c., Main
1884 or North I240. ja23-7t
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LosT-NEAR PETwORTH. BooK OF HER
aid receipts. Please return to Herald Office
CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT de5a
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

|6l0 LAMONT ST. NW.-COM-
fortably furnished room. I'd
(noor front; plenty heat, hot water,
LSood light. Ph. N. 9l04. ja3l-1
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20
EL AMOR Y FL RADICALS
NO BOLSFIENIQUE

s;slo pcrpetuada por tDda las genera
clones trav6s de la dignidad de la
liisloria Y ante la conciencia inmacula-
la de los siglos. ii
FL BoIsheyism0 con su insipiente e
i,f;ubstanGal convulsioaismo iHtenta
algo peor, porque eXtiende su pr0po-
sito reformador a declarar la mujer
conforme a la t6enica Classification ei-
vii, como una propiedad 0 cosa comdn,
completando asf el segundo objeto de
la jurisprudenGia. En- otros terni-
nos terminar con el amor usando pro
cedimiento subversivos, cfnicos Y hasta
inconcevibles, ell la realization de sus
aspiraciones de reforma polftica.
Los di,yssos estremecimiento que
movieron Y hasta transformaroa las
antiguas instituciones constituencies
Y polfticas antiguas jamas intentaron
tamailo atentado contfa 10 que .es
el initium principle genesico Y al
ia omega de la vlua mlSiNa. i
Ell la retrovisi6n de la historic desde
que ell cuerpo ensengrantado del Ma
zareno Sc alzara manera de bandera
de redenci0n sobre ell asia de una cruz,
hasta la actual confagraci6n euroopea,
ninguna reforma polftica propuso ter
minar con el mas puro lde los senti-
nlientos con la mas casta de la afec-
clones, como es el amor. \ dentro de
csc plan abomiifable y metafistofelico,
la mujcr que informa todo el simbolis-
mo del arte, va sea en- la policromfa
del lienzo, va en- los contornos del
marmol, ora en- In embrujada arm0-
MA del pentagrama 0 en- la misteriOsa
V delicada alfombra de entretejidos
vocablos que forman la rima ell
ritmo, sera como el sol el aire, ac-
cesible al mas sucio patan al mas
descarado gendarme.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

Plausible. como alirlna Bueno,, In or
gani7aci6n dc cdmaras sindicales y
de cuerpos cO0peratiyistaS que con Sus
esfuerzos aseguren un b:enestar digno
que conpense la elevada mission ell
encumbrad0 ministerio de las classes ira
baiadoras. pero de ESQ que en- un
intent0 reformador quiera estrangular-
Sc a 10 intangible, es Como 81 Sc
intentara Ia cuadra tura del cerculo mi
diendo los lados de un trihagulo, o
como 81 Sc quisiera apagar III luz del
sol, que Gl vida, usando un paraguaS.
;Acaso cl reinado del Soviet 10 ha
pensado que el amor vibra como una
cuerda de cristal, palpita y Sc mueve
tanto en- el beso que da el blanco en-
caic dc las olaS Il la playa dormida
como en- el adi0S majestuoso que da
cl vesppro aSonizante Il las riSuelas
claridades del dfa? ~ la atinidad
s.lectiva dc que habla Max Ncrdau y
qIlr cnnf:rn:an medicos del cspfritu CO
no Ingenieros, en- cl delicado subje-
tivismo dc su arte fino y Ell las aprc-
ciaciones eXperimentales de su ciencia
Trigo, el suicida, Labl0 profundamen
tc de la revolucion social Y sin emhar-
go convertia la carne en- espfritu V M
dejaba qut las muieres de sus novelas
SC enlregasen sino por amor. y Ia
especie que sobreyive vigorosa en el
resultado de 10 que en- los postulados
de In cicncia llcva cl nombre de afini-
dad selecta V eli ell subjctiTismo del
arte Sc llama amor.
La obsecacion iconoclasta Y pueril
de los bolshcvikis tendrd ia absolute
condemnation de aquellos que cnticndan
que son sinonimos: mujer, amor, vida
" muerte
LMis p. ClHICHO,
Estudiante de Dcrecho.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20
PARA Matildc Laham,
motive de mi arte.r

Manuel Bueno, el crftico, halado y
sutil, escribi0 acerca de la profana-
cion- que intenta Eacer el sindicalismo
con las manifestaciones intelectivas Y
con los intelectuales: nublar con el bri-
llo del palustre las magicas fulgura
ciones-del Verbo creador Y rompar con
la garlopa la obra deslumbrante de
que hahla Pelletan ddndoIe un lpentfs
a Alfonso de Lamartine y2que ha
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

lie la Corte de DiStritO de Sau Juan,
Secci6n Scgunda, todo cl que intere-
Sc,
HAGO SABER: que Ell cumplimien-
o de una orden de ejecuci6n librada
JOr esta Corte en- el case arriba titu-
ado, de fecha u dc diciembre de 1919,
y para satisfacer al demandante la
Iuma de setecientos veinte Y cinco do
liars de principal, intereses al por
ciento annual desde 26 de Junio de
1919 hasta su complete pago, costas
originadas Y las que sc devenguen en-
esta ejecuci0n, Solicitud de la parte
demandante he diSpuGStO la venta en-
publica subaSta de los siguientes bic
hes embargados IL la parte demandada
on el aseguramiento de la cfecti". d
de la sentencia.
''Urbana Solar con 1920 metros
cuadrados valorado en- $500 Y una
casa en- $500, bajo. las siguientes CO.
lindancias: Norte Pablo I4avandero !;
Sur, calle del Recreo; Este, SUCCESSION
de Claudio Miranda v Oeste con Sc
gundo Mas, sta enfel pueblo de Ba-
yam6n.
''Urbana Los casas de MADEIRA !
zinc con un valor de. 800 ctlifcadas
en- una finca Que en- eI blrrfo lp
Juan Sanchez del Mun;e:p:o de Ba,
yam6n, posee dol Jose Cllor. r
''Urbana Solar conteaienGo j.
metros cuadrados valorado Ell $3.50
bajo las siguientes colindancias: Nor
te con la calle Toa Baja; Sur, MI.
Wood; Este Y Oeste Feliz Rodrf-
guez, radicado en- ell Municipio de
Bayam0n.
TN cabalEo negro de 6 cuartas '
media de alzada, como de 10 aiios
que Sc encuentra en- poder del de
mandante en- calidad de dep6sitO."
Dicha venta SO verificarG en- mi OFF
Gina sta en- ell edificio de esta Corte dc
DistritO,, Gale del Santo Cristo dc
esta ciudad, las 2 de la tarde de-
dfa de enero de 1920
Los rcferidos bienes scrAn adjudica
los al mejor postor en- moneda america
ma el licitador que obtuviere la bue
na pro deberi cOnsignar su oferta Ell
ell aeto del remate.
San Juan, p. r., 10 de diciembre
de 1919.
ManHcl Ngtcr GiOna,
Marshal, Secci6n 2da
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

QUININA EN- FORMA SUPE-
RJOR. FL efecto tonico laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA lie
hace superior la Quinina ordinaria,
y no afecta In cabeza. La firna de
= W. GROVE Sc halla en- cada ca
jita.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20
EDICTO

EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DE
SAN JUAN p. r. SECCION "a.
OfcinG del Md8hdl
Estados Unidos de America
FL Presidente de los Estados Unidos.-
GaspGr Font, demandaHtc.-
VS..
Sues. dc NSegund0 Miranda, -demandados
Civil No. 1915
CObro dc cGntidad.-
EDICTO
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-12-20

70, Manuel Mater Girona, Marshal
lie la Corte de DiStrito le Sau Juan,
Secci6n Segunda, todo cl que intere-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-06
HOW NEWS REACHED N. Y.
(By International News servtce.l

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-Miss Josephine
Stricken, Col. Roosevelt's secretary. re-
ceived telephone message from Mrs.
Roosevelt announcing the colonels
death.
Mrs. Roosevelt called me on the tele-
phone shortly before O'Clock" said
Miss Stricken. saying that the colonel
died early today. She did not give me
any particulars and I am leaving at once
for oyster Bay.
The attack must have been very sud
den. on New Years day infammatory
rheumatism developed in Col Ropse-
velt's right hand. which became very
much swollen. Mrs. Roosevelt sent for
nurse in the village and the colonel
was made as comfortable as possible.
Il did not occur to me at that time that
he was seriously Ill"
Miss Stricken visited Sycamore Hill
last Saturday.
AT that time the colonel was asleep
in his room. she said. and l did not
see him. and there was nothing In the
circumstances of his Illness at that time
to indicate to me that death was near.
When Mrs. Roosevelt called me TINS
morning and told me Of the coloneI's
death / could hardly believe it."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-06

paltmeat is growing enormously ev-
cry DAY. We have now I'M our files two
hundred and fifty active families, a
large number Of them are receiving
active service at this time and we
need much larger group of workers
n the department in order that the
people who are bearing the actual SUI
fering on account Of the war. here
in our midst. may fee that the COM
tnunity is with them and that they
are not alone in their distress.
Nh Foster conducts the training
courses which are given in Indian
spoIis and is a most helpful person in
showing one how to 90 about the
Home Service Work.
Also Miss Florence Revnard. secre-
tary Of the Gary Home Service. Will
re here and tell us Of the work being
done there by the Home Service De-
partment.
II is hoped that large representa-
ton OF women Of Hammond viii be
present to hear Mr.. Foster and Miss
Reynard.
Hcmc Service visitors and workers
are requested to invite their friends
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-06
CITIES ARE
AF TER THESE
CANNON


NASi1lN CfIpN. Jan. 6.-An American
city or town without German cannon
perched high on the public square with
In a year viii be a city without con-
gressional pull"
Before the Hun artillery pieces had
hardly time TO cool after four years Of
booming across No Mans land congress
men started arranging TO furnish cities
IN their districts with pieces Of the SUR
rendered Hun artillery.
There arc already before the house
military affairs committee bills that tell
the secretary Of war that ne must fur
nish nifty towns and cities scattered
throughout the country with ono Ger
man cannon each
Each day brings in a new crop of bills
which embody the civic demands or the
various congressional districts
Wisconsin was one Of the first states
in the race for German trophies. Among
the towns In that state which would get
a cannon under the terms OF pending
legislation are Lacrosse. River Fails.
Reedburg Tomah. Nelllsvirlc and many
other small towns
New York's coast towns won't need
any United States coast artillery if the
secretary of war is able to meet the de-
mands that already have been made. as
well those that are on the way
It Is probable that the military af-
fairs committee will defer consideration
Of the bills until a later date when all
localities will have had sufficient time
TO put in their bids and something is
known of the plans of the Versailles
peace conference plans
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-06
LEGISLATORS REACH
THE STATE CAPITOL
Whom Will We Have for
Our Officers?" Is the
Question.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 6-Keen
/ interest has developed among the
state senators and representatives who
have arrived here for the session of
the state legislature. which begins on
/ Thursday. In the selection of the Of
ficers, clerks and secretaries Of the
session A number Of the Legislators
could be found around hotels and the
state house today, and practically ev-
cry one is expected here by tomorrow
evening. when the republican and the
democratic caucus VIII be held
Senator Arthur D. Mckinley. Of Nun
cie/ and Senator Harry T. Negley, Of
indianapolis. are both candidates for
president pro tenn OF the senate. Feel
ing among these senators here. is
about evenly divided between the two
candidates. Senators oscar Rats Of
Paol, and C. J. Munton OF Kendall
Vile. are both mentioned in connec-
ton with the seat. in addition to the
two announced candidates.
Harry Styner, who was assistant Sec
rotary two years ago. is a candidate
for princi pal secretary OF the senate
He is opposed by Claude Steel of Knox
who held a minor clerkship during
the last session of the legislature.
William Louden Of Bloomington. is
candidate for assistant secretary OF
the senate. and he has the support of
the second district men.
Dick" Vesey. of Fort Wayne. Is
out for the leadership for the house
and Jess eEschhack Of kosciusko Co.
for speaker Of the house Senator Ar
thur Robinson who was floor leader
at the last session of the Legislature.
is a captain with the American Expe-
dictionary Forces in France
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-06
BODMEY
WRITES FROM
ALABAMA

The following from one Of the best
old sports in Lake county and you all
know HIM
Mc,1eilnnd. Ala. jan ?. 1919.
Sporting Editor.
Just few lines letting you know
that Papa Rodney is stiil down here in
NO MINIS Land although the war Is
over we are still kept busy training
about rs minutes a day ana then We
think about our good Lake county and
IT'S hackers. the best in the country. we
do sure feel proud Of IT and only hope
% rs back soon and ridlnS on the best
roads in the state with our little ----
cues. Well. yesterday was New Years
and had one OF the best parades
ever seen IN the state. Men that are
almost 80 years Of age say they never
saw anything like it. We had the
kaiser and his gang all boxed up in
many ways yesterday. II sure was
great and only wish that some of our
Lake county folks could have been
down here too see ii. The weather out
here is rainy. lots Of mud and did not
see snow yet. How is IT bnck there?
Well. | am o. X. and hope TO hear the
boys are the same. with regards to all
ana especially 70 Or. Clark. president
Of the bowling league Are you stil
knocking EN- down Doc2 Hope to be
with you and the rest soon
Your pal and friend.
PAPA ANDREW T. RODNEY.
Truck GO. y. 18th Am. Train
Camp Mcclellan. Ala"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-06
BREAKS A COLO
IN 4 FEW HOURS
First dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound" relieves all
grippe misery.

Quit blowing and snuffling, a dose
of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken every
two hours until three doses arc taken
will end grippe misery and break up a
severe cold either in the head, chest
body OF limbs.
1t promptly opens clogged-up nostrils
and air passages; stops nasty discharge
or nose running; relieves sick headache.
dullness, feverishness. sore throat.
sneezing. soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound is the quick
est. surest relief known and costs only
a few cents at drug stores. 1t acts with
out assistance. tastes nice. and causes
no inconvenience. Don't accept a sub
-titute.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-06
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. Jan s.-Butter-Receipts'
45O tubs: creamery extra. 6714c q 6sc;
frsts. 6s15 a SIC; packing stock. asa sc.
Eggs-Receipts. 27o cases; current re-
ceipts. 6iqs2Iac; ordinary firsts. 90 g
61lhc. nrsts. SIC: extra. ssi2 q 70lac
checks. IS a acc: dirties. 4od 43c-
Cheese-Twins. new. IS a &c; dairies,
asnc. Young Americas. SIC; longhorns,
s7c: brick, 331l SAC
i've Poultry-Turkeys soc; chickens.
esc .prinss. 24l5c: ROSTERS. 2o12 c;
geese. PIC; ducks. 26d 2Sc
potatoes-Receipts 40; Ohios. Sl.f5 9
1.s5.