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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11

la Ciudad, afeandolo por SUI as
pecto, jpnto a elegantes residen-
cias de gusto exquisite, de jardi-
nes amenos y costosos huertos,
una serie de ranchones desvenci-
jados, de aspeeto asqueroso ;nclu-
siye, q. .acusan mas que etra, CO.
sa, abandono, deci1ia Y lai an-
sencia, por supuesto, de toda. hi
giene, infringiendO los mas FNdi-
mentarios preceptos. sin que5tam
POGO Sc obligue los dHeilos de
llos solares yermos p que edifi-
quen, apremiandoles para qaestre-
paren los edifcios ruinos0st 81
bien cilendose, al verifcarl6, al
tecnlco examen dispuesto, para
evitar que la nueva construction
desdiga del arm0nico c6liu'nto
que todas deben guardian. Ii,s
,Creese generalmente que ief en-
sanche de una poblaci6n, one tan
tos sacrifeios representa-, hottie
ne otro objetO que beneficiaf de-
terminates intereses; Y la aiihea-
ci6n y pavimento de sus GALES,
satisfacer una exigencia der otna
to pGblico: error craso, que CON
viene, que es necesario desyane-
Ger, pues, son estas meioras de la
mayor importancia, que no Sir
ven intereses bastardos, sino los
generates de las poblaciones, J a
su infiujo no solo cambian agra
dablemente de aspecto, sino ore Sc
logra su. perfecto saneamiento Y
Sc ponen en- condolences mas CO.
modas las Was de communication,
mejorando notablemente la situa
cion de todas las classes. .,..,..
EsQuiUel.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
(BLEA MUNICIPAL DE
SAN. JUAN.

he Sc reunio el COncejo
fm .ipal de Ia ciudad, y por una
nimfdai eligio para constituir la
AsamBlea Municipal los siguien
tes seiores
Para Comisionado de Servicio
P1blico, Don Roberto Fl. Todd.
Para Instruction Pilblica, DR..
Gomez Brioso.
Para Obras Pdblieas, Don Mi
guel Ferrer.
Para Hacienda, Don ]. s. Ga.
nardo.
Para Auditor, Don Luis yelez
Lopez.
Para Secretario Municipal,
Don Manuel Moraza.
Todos fueron designados por
uhanimidad.
El Comisionad6 de Sanidad
gued6 pendiente.
Son candidates para este pues-
to, recomendados .por el Comite
los doetores Martinez Alvarez
Carballeira y Francisco Goena
ga.
A la reunion, que termin6 las
y y 20, asistieron los senores Ro
ssy y Barbosa. Los concejales tn
yierOn a esa hora una eena Ell
Santuree. Antes del 20 tiene qu'
hacerse el nombramiento de Co
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11

q
las lfneas octaya y de la, noiYeana
avenidas estan perdiendo dinero.
Durante Ell alo fiscal i dltimo, ell
promedio de 10 que cada eo;he de
tranvia reeibi6 por cada dia fue
de 46 centavos un tercio. Los
|salarios ahora son 25 por ciento
mas altos.
Estas deelaraciones fueron con
ell objeto de convencer a Ia. Co
mission de SERGIO pdblico de que
es indispensable aumentar el pre-
clio de los pasajes.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11

|sieron los empleados del bu
(rrebatar su presa a los que
entregaban a una interim
] Iibacion;; intentaron opo-
a clio los empleados del
intervinieron los aduane-
nbien, pero todo fue indtil.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11

muHdO TOrO y Iu0s pueIlO. ri Les
pues desesta victoria divina, sur
|gieron Negas, absurdas corrienz
ties de bositivismo, de NAL en-
Ftendido positivismo. puesto que
positivismo es generalmente 10
que tiende a negar 10 real abs
|tracto, 10 que resulta mas cier-
to, auAue no Sc yea nj Sc pal
Pc. ia falsa raz6n, Ia raz6n
|aparel e, Sc levant6, finchada y
ridici en- su bufonerfa icono-
clasta intentando derribar ,el
mundg hconmovible, por 10 per-
fecto, de Cristo.
Fue en- una hora as1 que apa-
reci6 la idea del Descubrimien.
to de America, y la Religion de
JESUS, Sc arroj6, LENA de fe, a Ia
formation moral Y espiritual del
Nuevo Mundo que Sc perflaba
Imisteriosamente, en- la atmosfe-
ra de los sueios, como esos rel
nos Que surgen en- los cuentos
arabi bal conjuro de la vara de
virtud de los magos. B
Espana puso la cruz en- la ma
mo de los sacerdotes y Ia espada
en- Ia mano de los Capitanes. "
fueron estos. dos grupos de he
roes, Ell de los sdldados y los sa-
lcerdotes, ambos impulsadoss por
luna misma fe, por un mismo
ideal, por un mismo sentiment
to, los que, una vez descorrido el
Itelon del Nuevo Mundo, Sc Ian
Izaron en- su obra de conquista y
colonization, apoderandose, de las
ftierras hirsutas en- nombre de
los Reyes Catolicos v plantando
la cruz ALI, donde surgia, SOM
brio y grotesco, el fetiche devo-
radAA de corazones
Y erosos fueron los CAPITA
mes de Espana, abriendose paso
a traves de la maraiia Gle los es-
pesos bosques. cazando imperios,
Nbajo los soles' perennes del en-
Fbriagado Nuevo Mundo. Pero
mas valerosos' fuefon los saeer-
dotes,s los heroes del sayal, los
IlueVos redentores del Nuevo
Mundo, los que sin espadas ra-
dklhses, Sc abfieron paso, no So
lamente a trates de las selvas
iprenadas dc.lSamaiias y bestias
feroceI Eaves de los sal
7ajes n W q "a indiada q
s Z t. ~ .
yas venefGl.ss s.iechas Nbvian CO.
piosamente sobre los bosques col
mo rayos de sol.
Hoy es la vfspera.de ese gran
!dfa en- que Colon descubrio Ell pfi-
mer pedazo de tierra americana.
Yo veo venir ese gran dia como
una cabalgata de siglos, y sobre
esa cabalgata de siglos, el alma
de Espala, Ia fe hecha mujer,
|en alas de la victoria, con el Pc
IAho saNgrando, pero con una som
lsa de araor en- los marchitos la
bios.
Mas no olvidemos al sofador,
al loco, al visionario, al tonic, al
|pobre, al infeliz, al idiota, al poe
ia Colon, que fue echado casi a
puntapies de los palacios de los
reyes, porque, seg1n el vulgo,
|veia visiones y estaba pensando
len musaraEas :.
Colon tenla la vision de un
|Nuevo rIu-do, y, como todos los
'vidoa.es, sentia palpitar dentro
;Ge 81 la fderza nlfstica de aquella
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Hermosa actriz inglesa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11

Miss Martha H. Harvey, popular cam
tante de opera, una de las estrellas
mas deslumbrantes del arte escenico
ilgles, ACADIA de llegar a New York
procedente de Londres. Miss Harvey
aparecera muy pronto en- el Metropo-
Titan Opera House, hacer su debut
con una de sus obras fayoritas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
DON FEDERICO
,r FONT cAMsAs

En- breve embarcara' para los
Estados Unidos, via Habana, en-
gestiones de negocios, nuestro ami
go el senior don Federico Camu-
mas. Buen biaje y. esxito en-, los
negocios que le llevan al Norte,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11

L !
ta de las matematicas, genio del
in1rnero, no solo adivinaba, veia
ienla realidad palpable, adoquines
lea, positiva de@su suefio, el mum
lido que descubriera luego, gra-
lcias a la intuici6n, a la fe y a la
lbondad de la Reina Catolica.
f Mujer tenfa que ser la que com
Iprendiera e1 gefio y la vision de
'Eaquel bello sonador que vislum-
abraba, al otro lado del mar. un
Emundo, todo un mundo de mara
Villas Mujer tenia que ser. So
tlo elias, las mujeres, tiene afini-
dad con los seres superiores, por
.lla dulzura de sus espiritus, por
.tla gentileza de sus corazones,
Epor la gracia de sus propios sue
nos, que tambien elias suefian,
les decir, ven la realidad, los CO.
flores y las formas de las cosas,
porque nacieron con ese don di-
Vino. =. para recompensar, con
lsus amores, a los inteligentes
fatormentados, a los que el des-
ltino marco con la negra estrella
ide los predestinados. iFemeni-
mo tenia que ser la mano saliva
dora de aquel momento de la his
Itoria!.,
/ Mujeres fueron las que COM
prendieron a JESUS y 10 siguie-
IRON hasta la cumbre del monte
/ del dolor, feles en- su amor y sa-
crificio, (no hay valor como el de
fla mujer cuando comprende y
ama), mientras hufan por los
campos los cobardes discipulos
que lie juraron acompanarle has
ia la muerte.
Mujeres fueron los que COM
prendieron a todos los grandes
torturados por la turbamulta
apestosa e inconsciente de todos
los tiempos.
/ Elias han sido siempre los ejes
de todas las cosas buenas de es-
lite Mundo. iBenditas, amoro-
tsas, divinas mujeres en- cuyos CO.
Irazones, anforas. de miel, duerme
ell afecto maternS como un mi
Elagro!. :. Por ESQ son y seran
tan bellas.
Ahora nos toca indicar 10 que
America significa para nosotros,
los americanos, y para Ia huma-
tnidad. Me- parece un error la
division de America. Creo, fir
lmente, en- la eficacia de la uni
dad de America, en- todos los SEN
Etidos. Nosotros no somos por-
Itorriqueiios porque hayamos ma
Icidos en- Puerto Rico. Debemos
laspirar, y tenemos derecho a clio,
"a llamarnos americanos, hijos
del Nuevo Mundo, porque las glo-
|rias de America nos pertenecen
| a todos los que 10 habitamos +.
Ell Nuevo Mundo es va ell Sc
pulcro de Santiago de Europa,
refugio de los menesterosos y
lperseguidos de todos los paisos
del Orbe. La. America, Ia espa-
nola v la norteamericana, repre-
senta la terra de promision, Ia
Atlantida que surge del fondo de
los mares LENA de promesas ten
Itadoras.
Yo senalo aqui ell Nuevo Mum
I, do surgente a la vida de la civil
Ilizacion en- la hora mas bella de la
historic. Yo seiialo aquf la la
Ebor de Espafla, descubriendo TN
INuevo Mundo, pacificandolo, CO.
lonizandolo, cristianizandolo, a
costa de su sangre y de sus in
Itereses. Yo seflalo aquf los brfos
ly las glorias de mi Raza. Yo Sc
fialo aqui ell porvenir de Ameri-
ca, el de la America espahola, en-
la unidad de la sangre, del idio-
ma y de la religion.
Y este 10 hago, serenamente,
con la fe puesta en- Dios y en- mi
Raza.
E. Ribera Chevremont.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11

5 MANUEL NJ DE LA VEGA
Ell martes embarca para ;Santo
Domingo en- viaje de negocios, Ell
Isimpatico Y active representante
de The Doctor William Medicine
Company, de New York, seilcr Ma
Enuel NJ. de IA Vega Pesquera. Re
gresara en- breve a Puerto Rico pa
ara Warchar a los Estados Unidos.
Feliz yiaje Y exito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11
ASPECTOS DEL MOMENTO !
Los PIjnQIGS de- IA P[OljddlI|.

ltaba un aspecto Que estn-
iel extravaganza sainete me-
natico de la prohibition, y
specto, un POGO brutal, Ell
viva fuerza, nos 10 dieron
os individuos de les que ira
en- la carga yelescarga de
lques, hace dos dfas, cuanGo
s al muelle n1mero 5 ell
Iona, de la comp@fffa 'Ie
los.
eel hermoso 5dque traia mil
0stie baltos conteniendo be
es cosa 0ue ia saben nues-
ctores. IA 10 dijo Ell IN
Al, en'nna breve nota, ell
dia. Y agrego que los vinos
dc los hcores esos, no eran
losotros. Van para Santo
go y aqul esperan trasbor
ra ser lleyados al pals We
es 10 que va conoce el pd-
Tambien saben nuestros
es que el Collector de Adua-
proponia trasladar la. ten
I
b carga a los almacenes de
pendencia federal, mientras
10 Sc hiciera la reexpedicion
|lto Domingo, porque ell de-
provisional de esas bebi
~ el muelle, la verdad, no lie
raha garantlas
ble azpires para suponer es-
collector? No lie falta-
men En- ell muelle Sc
D in espeetaculo ines
4 descaFgar las eajas.de
-less7S -
rs arrojaron Wyiolentamehte
onta eI snelo varias de elias, u,
lcontI es explicable, sse rompieron
COMO btellas. Entonces Sc VIC algo
las btlubiera puesto los dientes
que Is los partidarios del coco.
=
largolstibadores Sc lanzaron sobre
Los dtias golpeadas en- cuyo inte-.
IS c4as rotas botellas derrama-
fior sabroso lfquido, y leyan-
ban q en- alto las cajas, a la ma, ma.
tando6de beben dos catalanes en-
nen8n IRON de vino, engullian el
5 copioso que salfa por en-
tialnnidas.
sieron los empleados del bu
rrebatar su presa los que
entregaban a una interim
Iibacion; intentaron opo-
a clio los empleados del
intervinieron los aduane-
nbien, pero todo fue in1tiI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-11

QUiNINA QUE NO AFECTA La
tCABEzA. LAXATIVO BR0M0 QUI-
NINA esl mas eficaz en- todos los ca
SOS en- que Sc necesite tonar Quini-
ma, no causando zuplbides de nidos.
Contra nesfriados, La Grippe, In
fiuenza, Paludismo Fiebres. La
firms de e. w. GROVE viene con ca-
Advt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

air. and Mrs. Donald II. Boyd and
family of Sheridan avenue expect to
move 10 Hobart in a week where they
have purchased home which is To-
Gated on a five-acre tract. Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman Of Ohio avenue have
purchased the Boyd home in Sherl-
dan avenue.
whiting total in the Victory Loan
drive was s5S1.25o. being considerably
over her quota which was 1909. 100.
The chairman in the drive was Fred
J. Smith. with II. S. Davidson and
John c. Hall as vice-chairmen. Mrs.
r. NJ. Andru.. as chairman OF the
Woman's committee. was also instru-
mental in making the campaign
success. Mrs. W r. Putnam, getting
tho largest number of subscriptions.
these amounting to $4,000. The WON
ems committee was awarded beautiful
medals. made from a captured Ger
man cannon.
The winners Of the Liberty Loan
were: Mesdames r. NJ. Andrus, w. s.
Parker. W. Z. Putnam. Ed Ciega. G
T. Maunder. s. Campbell. Chas. Pow
ers. G. J. Bader. G. r. Henthorne'
Roy Walker. Thos McFadden. Fl. 8.
Davidson. r r. Smith. Thos S Cooke.
r. f. Green. Edward O'Hara. T. Pet
erson. J Gamer. Jas. Judson. Blanche
Merke. A. Kasperan. II. Walszak, W.
Duer A Klose. NJ. Janos. Chas.
Welsh. C wysocki. J. Hansen. c.
Johnson. c. Barr. r. Patten. L. Per-
pich. ]. Brenkus. Chas. klose. wal
do Jennings. c. c. Hay. ]. Jackson. 81.
Pataky. c. r. Ewing. F. Lewis. J. Stow
or, l. Schrage. L. Niziolkiewicz. l.. i.
Ritter and Misses Ruth Allen. Royetta
transact, Charlotte Wilk. Florence
Stewart. Wanda BOIL and Nova Dineen.
The flfty-two Whiting medals were
awarded by Mrs. Andrus last Friday.
The owl Club will have a card party
at the club rooms tonight, the commit
tee in charge being Mrs. John c. Hall.
Mrs w. T. Kyle and Mrs. VIM Hutch
inson.
The members of the Whiting chapter.
0. E. S, have received an invitation 70
be present at an AT Home" of the In
diana Harbor chapter from to IL Fri
day evening May IS to celebrate their
seventh anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs Cough gave a welcome
home for their son. Wilbur, who has
recently returned from overseas. where
he was in service for ten months. The
decorations were carried out in the ma
tional colors. One of the features Of
the decorations was a ship made by Miss
Helen Smith. a yoemanette. stationed
at Milwaukee. The ship was electrical |
ly lighted and was very attractive.
Bunco was & feature Of the evening in
which the prizes were awarded to Miss
Mac CIosky and H Studebaker. sump !
tuous repast vas served at eleven, the
ship forming center of the table deco
rations After the luncheon dancing
was enjoyed until late hour, when the
guests departed leaving their heartiest
and best wishes for the boys who have
returned safely TO their homes and
friends Those present were Misses Hell
en- Smith. Of Milwaukee. Elizabeth and
Jeanette WitzenberS and Grace McClos-
key of Chicago; Helen Henmen of Ham
mond and Miss Evelyn Harper; Gusta
Alien. IIilda Poppen. Alma Fritz, Vivian
and Eleanor Cough or Whiting and Mes
sers Geo schulZe and Al Deberly. of
Chicago. Hugh Studebaker. William
Lynch. John Naef. Don DaeglinE, Arth-
ur Lauor. Roy Mattingly and Wilbur
Cough of Whiting.
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The W. E. \. Of the Maccabees VIII
hold their regular meeting tonight at
which an entertainment and refresh
ments will follow the business session.
Mss Irene Duggan entertained the
members OF the TIL Kappa Sorority at
her home in Pennsylvania avenue on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Michael Coarbach, wife OF Rev.
Coarbach OF the Greek Catholic
church has received the sad news
through the Hungarian newspapers;
that her father. Dr.. A Artim. age 20
..ears. was first robbed and then kill
ed by Hungarian soldiers. DR.. Artim,
who still resided in Hungary was very
influential. having been senator fer
three terms.
The Salvation Army drive will take
place in Whiting tomorrow, when the
Chairman. Fred J. Smith. plans 70
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
CROWN POINT NEWS
Happenings Of Day In Lake Countys Lively Capital.

Crown Point people were very much
shocked on Tuesday to learn of the
death OF Henry Sauerman. son of Mr..
and Mrs Valentine Eauerman. who
died at his home in Chicago OF tu-
berculos.s OF the throat on Tuesday
morning. Though in rather poor
health FOR several years he has been
BILE to attend to his business. he and
his brother. John being enga ged in
the wholesaling OF manufacturers
supplies in Chicago and having built
mp an extensive business. He leaves
z vile and q mother and father and
three brothers and two sisters. all lfv-
ing in Crown Point but John. The
funeral arrangements have not been
made at this time. but the body Will
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be brought 10 Crown Point for burial
Miss Dorothy Tice is taking a week
vacation from her work at the Inter
state Public Service Co. and Miss
Ruth shortridge is assisting IN that
office
Benjamin Urbans. deputy state
treasurer and also a candidate for
state treasurer at the next election.
OF Indianapolis. was in Crown Point
on business Monday.
II. ]. Schmidt IS in Fort Wayne
for several days this week as a del
egate from ST. Mary's Parish to the
Catholic Benevolent Leagues, which Is
Icing held in that city.
George Myata proprietor OF the MI
kado Restaurant. has purchased the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

I Hub restaurant and IS moving his
goods to the new location today
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES.
George Golding. Whiting. Agnes At
Gibson. Whiting.
Clarence Williams. Gary; Gladys
Norton. Gary.
Tony wydrzycki, Gary; Jennie Xvii
! atkowski, Gary.
A. Raymond Van Deursen. Dolton
| Mabel D. Black. Lowell.
Miss Norma .Bartholomae has re-
| turned from Chicago where she was
the sues: CT Mrs. Alma Heide.
Frank Henderlong and family re-
turned on Monday from Lorango. Lou
| isiana. where they have spent the past
winter
MI. and Mrs. j. A.. Beattie and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Root and Mrs.
Eill attended the funeral of VIII ].
Davis in Chicago on Sunday.
Mrs. Howard Easter. formerly Il
brarian Of the Crown Point public II
brary but now living in Wisconsin, Is
the guest OF Mrs. Bessie Hart tbs
week
At meeting OF the Soldiers and
Sailors OF Crown Point on Saturday
n ght a temporary Auxiliary OF the
American Legion OF World War Vet
Grams was organized with the follow
ing officers: President Max Mracek
adJutant, Harold Barr: treasurer. Har-
vey Minas. The above will serve I'M
til November Il. at which time a per-
manent organization will be estab-
lishcd.
Harry Baker left on Monday :or
ten-daN "trip. His first stopping
place will be ST. Louis. from whore
ne VIII take a boat to Birmingham,
: alabama.
Mrs. John Lehman entertained the
Monday Auction Ciu5 on Monday -Ne-
ming. she holding b Gh score and win
ming the prize.
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No. 2025.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
of said Estate by the Clerk Of the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate Is supposed to be solvent
LAKE COUNTY SAVINGS 4 TRUST co.
Adrinistrator
Dated January s, 1919. 5-7-14-21
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JOSEPHINE Z. HUGHES. DECEASED.
No. 2o51.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
of said Estate. by the Judge OF the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent
EAST CHICAGO STATE BANK.
Administrator.
Dated January 20 1919. 5-7-f4-2I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
MICHAEL FEKETE. DECEASED. No.
e0I7.
Netice f. hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
Of said Estate. by the Judge Of the Lake
Superior Court.
said Estate IS supposed to be solvent
CHARLES KATONA.
Administrator.
lated December %, 1918. 6-7-14-21
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
NOTICE.

After this date the rate for
classified advertising will be 10
cents per line with a minimum
charge of 80 cents. Whiting, Ind,
March 31st. SSl-u
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the many friends
and neighbors for their kindness dur
'ng the Illness and death of our hus-
band and father. especially the Pres
sure Still boys and the Eagles. for
their kindness and floral offering.
Mrs Roy z. Myers & Son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21
STAR THEATRE

Wednesday and Thursday. May 21-22.
Marguerite Clark n Mrs. wigs OF
the Cabbage Patch" also Sennett COM
edy. East Lynne" with variations"
and Bray Photograph. Tomorrow -
Marie Walcamp. Francis Ford and the
first episode Of The Tigers Trail
with Ruth Roland, also Burton
Holmes 5-21-1
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raise our quota which Is $4,000. Mr..
Smith will finish the campaign in one
day. and feels that all will give free
ly TO the Salvation Army. who did
such wonderful work among our
boys.
At the meeting OF the Board OF Safe
~ on Monday night Ollie Weigand
and Leslie Miles were appointed as
members OF the whiting fire depart
ment and Joseph Wisinski was ap-
pointed as a member OF the city police
force.
Mrs Emma Adams OF Ohio avenue.
has returned from Florida, where she
spent several months visiting her sis
ter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

For Sale - Furniture OF four-room
fat, good as new; $50 Davidson Place.
5-21-S
For Rent Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping: 514 Fred st. l
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
ARTHUR VAN BODEGRAyEN DE-
CEASED. No. 2026.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
Of said Estate. by the Clerk Of the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
LAKE COUNTY SAVINGS & TRUST co.
Administrator.
Dated January l. 1919. 57-14-21
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
JIM MORGAN, DECEASED. No. 2o1s
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
Of said Estate. by the Judge Of the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed TO be solvent
ISAAC UNTERMAN,
Administrator.
Dated December %, 1918. 57-14-21.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
u THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
FRANCES SIFKOVITZ. DECEASED
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FNINCESS THEATHE TONITE.
Henry G. Walthall in The Long
Lanes Turning" also Chester Outing
Picture: Harold Lloyd Comedy. 211t
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Are you reading The Tmes9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-05-21

I Hub restaurant and IS moving hi
goods to the new location today
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES
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Dated January /. 1919. 5-7-14-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-08-08

provided, of course, in either case, it
were possible to convey TO those who
had never seen the rainbow some idea
of the splendid riot of colors which it
contains.
Ifsxs6T had never behel1 a fully de-
yeloped rainbow do zyoaa think anyone
could accurately describe it to you. or.
rather, do you think your mind could
conceive such wonderful thing?
Well, that's my feeling in regard to
words failing me in my attempt to
tell you of the wonderful colors to be
seen in Silver Springs.
Able men and women before me,
who having seen, also wished to
write, have done their best and fail