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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
COMEDOR ESCOLAR
DE ARECIBO

Esta institution que tanto bene-
ficia q la nnez, empezara fun
cionar Ell breye y Sc espera que
contribuyan a su sostenimiento
todas las personals q. conviven Ell
la comunidad.
Durante el pasado aiio hubo una
triculados 105 ninos Y el prone
dio de gastos por cada alGmno
fne de cinco centavos..
"El Comedor Escolar" es una
institution que por 10 caritativa
smerece Ia cooperation de todos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
Ell. CAsO DE UN PEQUESo
HOMICIDA TRANsFER1DO

El case del menor Fernando
Anduze. que estaba sehalado pa
|ra hoy, ha sido prorrogado para
|el % del cursante mes.
Anduze tiene Il amos de edad
Y Sc. lie acusa de haber dado muer-
te con una carabina, ALA para el
10 de mayo del corriente aiio. al
niiio Victor Manuel Malahe, de
diez amos de edad. De este hecho
Ell IMPARCIAL infol1n6 asnplia
mente a sus lectores en- :iquella
fecha.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
DE La CoRTE JUvENIL

= I
Aver manana el Jaez de la Cor
te .Iuyenil don Jesus NJ. Rosy
resolyi6 valios casos de La COM.
petencia de dicho Tribunal Juye-
nil, en- Ia folma iguiente:
Jose de JESUS Lopez, enyiado
Il la Escuela Correctional hasta
su mayor edad; Mariana Ortiz,
engiado al asilo de niiios de San
tnree; Juan Conception Y .Jacin-
to Rivera. al Asilo de Santurce;
Alfonso Rosa, fne entregado sn
padre que reside en- Aguas Bue-
mas; Primitive Hernandez envia-
do al Asilo de Ninos; Julio Dfaz,
Pedro Belmudez, Geraldo Rivera,
Luis Tull, Pho Maponet, Antonio
Rodriguez, fueron envlados La
Escuela Correctional.
De estos mucllachos los que no
hahian comefido algnn delito, va
gabundeaban por GALES Y l'lazas,
sin tener quien los gobernara.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
AMOR. A REY DEL MUNDO

Con esta linda obra del teatrO
frances debutara ell sabado pro-
ximo en- el Teatro Municipal la
compania de comalias ADAMS
NIIVA, en- cuya Interpretation
Sc distinguen los principales ar
tistas de la misma.
El domingo. prfmera function
de abono.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
ESPECTACULOS PARA HOY

Tres Banderas.-Estreno de
la cinta dramatica en- 5 parties
marca Pathe, por la distinguida
iartista Vernon Castle, titulada !:
Ella Misteriosa Cliente." Estre-
mo deL3 episodio de los Z que tie
he la colossal serie desempenada
por George Lakin y Betty Com
poson, titulada:: Gel Terror de
la Sierra"
Luna.-Jueves 18. Matinee y
noche. Estreno del 13, IA y Is
episodios de "El Jinete Enmas-
Icarado", y una caricatura.
Mafana, ''Maciste, el Liberia
DOR, y Sacrifice Divino', por
Kitty Gordon.
Habana.-Jueves ..18 de sep
ltiembre. Atencion. Sc presenta
a la Incompatible artista de fa-
ma mundial Theda Bara en- la CO.
losal cinta tragica ''La Serpien-
te". Una nueva oportunidad de
yer la protagonista de Cleopa-
ira, brillando en- toda la magni-
tud de su arte. No la pierda.
! -
Programa Fox. Todo lujo y be-
Illeza.
Manana, Romeo y Julieta".
Otro eXito de Theda Bara.
TeatrO Municipal.-Esta tar
de quedara cerrado ell abono pa
ra la temporada popular que ini-
clara ell sabado proximo la COM
paiifa comico-d -dramatica Adams
Nieva.
La primera function sera ex-
traordinaria y Sc representara
la hermosa comedia de-Jean Ju-
lien, Amor, Rey del Mundo",
gran exito de la companfa. Ell
domingo, primera de abono.
!! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. de Gail
Kane en- la 'hermosa production
cinematografica "Cuando los
| HombreS Engailan". una c0mi-
ca.
Monte Carlo.-Eddie Polo en-
la preciosa cinta Gel Fantasma
Fugitive, y ell drama en- cinco
Iactos LA Senal del Peligro", !,
.por Murray.
Real.-Episodios II y IL de
''El Jinete Enmascarado", Y otra.
Imperial.-Grandiosa pelicula
hist6rica :Maciste el Liberia
DOR, de gran exito, y una conf
ca.
Norma.-Los episodes IL y
IL de ''El Guante Rojo" y una
comica.
Puerto Rico.-El famoso atle-
ia Metralla en- la Interpretation
de "El Terror de la Sierra, cpl
sodio 2, y 'sEl Secreto de Sara 2
Victory Garden. La bella
obra cineinatografca ''El Abso-
Iutista', por William S. Hart, y
la graciosa cinta '.El narido de
quien ?.
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).
FL eminente actor George Co
han en- la comedia en- seis reels
"El Misterio de la casa de las
Llaves.
III
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
PUEDE CAZAR

Ha sido expedida licencia pa
ia cazar Y portar armas de caza
al Sr. Enrique Girod y Lube, de
Guayama.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
Reporte,. de Tp,no.
coNFERENcIA PUBLaGA

Manana viernes 10, el ST. Eu-
igenio Astol dara una eonferen.
Icia p1blica EN- el sal h de la Lo-
gia Teos6fica. Luna 200 B, altos.
a las s1s II. NJ. sobr} concepci6,'
del Supc,Aombgr
Enfrada grf it's.
Sc invita- III p1lNic0.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
LIBERTAD BAJO PALABRA

Ell Gobernador ha concetlido Ii
bertad bajo palabra al confinado
Jose Moreno Cuadrado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
NoTAs 1 NoTICIAs

gun0S "Daches que ueplerah SET
con tempo -antes que
esten Ell peores condiciones.
En- breve Sc establecera otroI
|seryicio de Guaguas que liaran ei
|recorrido entire la ciudad, Santur
ce. Martin Peila y Rio Piedras..
Estara de enhorabuena el secln-
Idaro lie Hato Rey, que podfa cir
Icular con mas rapidez que hoy.s
-Sigue la investigation de Ia
existencia de articulos de prime
Ira neccsidad Y precios a que Sc de
italian en- Ia diskrsas poblaSiones
de Ia Isla: parJe que la dampa
Tia que Sc esta iealizando Oh los
Estados Unidos@e llevar;l I efec-
to Ell Puerto Rico, No hay que
olvidar que eompramos todo ALI
| V que bajando aquel mercado no
habria justification de mantener
aqui ell alza. I'ero hay quo re-
bajar 'alla.
El Sr. Guzman de Ia casa ).
A. Panzardi. .-automoviles Pa. ..kard
-ha embarcado para los Estados
| Unidos Y regresara ensesnida.
Buen viaje V exito.
-Debiera prOhibirse ell lransi-
Ito de AUTOMOBILES por la pcndien-
lite de la antigua plaza de San
francisco. Bien esta que SUDAN,
ipero el constante peligro de la
gran pendiente hay que eyitarlo.
! No hay pasajes para Estados
/ lUnidOs. TodOs estan t0nados
len los vapores disponibes. \ re-
Ilatiyamente> cuesta mas caro- i'm
lpasaic de Puerto Rico a Estados
1Undos que Europa. Y ell costo
de trasporite de mercanclas mu-
lchas veces importa tanto . mas
Ique 10 que vale la misma mercan-
Icfa.
-RespectO a c0mbinaciOneS. ju-
diciales-Jueces de Paz-- nos en-
Ivan la siguiente nota: "Con mo-
1.-Two de la ley aprobada Ell Ia dlti-
ma legislature, ''Fijando el .termi-
no del cargo de juez de paz', en-
breve seran nombrados un sin
ndmero de jueces de paz para
distintos publos de la isla.
"Se indica como probable jue2
Ien Toa- -Baja al Sr. Jose Monta-
l6ez Diaz. El Sr. Fernandez sac-
Itual juez en- este pueblo, es en-
dosado, seg1n informes, por el
,ileade, republcano del Dorado Sr
Lopez para juez de paz dc este
IpEeblo en- contra de la candidatu-
Ira del Sr. Genaro Marrero, que
Iocupa actualmente el cargo inte-
.rinamente Y que es a su yez Pre-
lsidenre del Comite Repu1licanc
len Dorado.
| Los actuales juez de Naranji-
Ito Y Corozal, son sostenidos POI
Isu partido para un nuevo termi-
mo-
| -Lo poetas solo saben sonar
ldicen algunos; pero 10 del Fiume
lpor I'm poeta que llev0 a su Pa
ltria a una gran guerra, mnestra
bien practicamente que la Iirica
lsabe manejar la espada y haceI
sonar ell caii6n. Y 10 de Fiume
Ino es un juego, pues puede trael
Iun serio confiicto International
TX cuando al poeta siguen miles
Ide hombres que manejan la ba-
|yoneta como el ell el verso. los
lque son liricos han de cuidarse
mucho con que no den al traste
con sus actuaciones '.practicas",
La libertad para algunos es' un
llirismo, pero desde Israel hasta
Bolivar, mpulsa al mundo. A
los liricos y a los que tenen miedo
de serlo parecerlo.
M Sr. Travieso no acepto la
loferta de su nombramiento para
lAttorney General. Fue Goberna
dor INFERNO Y es el mas indicado
lpara serlo en- defnitiya. Y en-
EE,Washinton parece que hay la ten
dencia de que sean natiyos los
Ique yayan a esos cargos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
DEPORTIyAS

Al escribir estas lineas 10 hago
entristecido, pero con la esperan-
"a en- Dios de que elias penetraran
en- 10 mas rec0ndito de los cora
zones a quienes van dirigidas.
Siempre he amado los deportes,
pero con preferential el Base Ball
vel Basket Ball, y ahora que estos
han tornado preponderancia en- la
Isla, siento infinitamente tener
que dejar de ser testigo de las cpl
cas- contiendas que sc van a lleyar
aAefecto Ell 10 futiIro, las cue en-
salzaran los amenos Y esforzados
.cranistas del lar riGueiio.
EMBARGO para el Norte e sli.a-
do en- busca de nuevos horizontes.
y confio en- que cuando regrese,
encontrar6 todo en- marcia con
viento en- pepa.
4 los cfonistas. a los iuga loles
= a los amaAtes lei deporfe base
bolelo. les qIeda encomendada Ia
obra de hacer del Base Ball IN
so predileet0 sle ailbos sexos,
arte en- sus fofmas
PHnin Hum.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-18
LOS ARTIsTAs sALUDAN

CG5legrdmas recibidos por ei re-
presentante de "a CompoHia
Carlos Casterot. Representa-
tie de la Compaiiia Adams. Nieva.
San Juan. T. r..
Salimos Marina. Salude prensa
intellectual Quito pdblico nombre
CompaIia.
Hongc.
Gercnte.
Casterot. Representante Adams
Nieya,
San Juan, p. K.
Salude prensa distinguido pu-
blico San Juan.
Ge,Ufdo Niera.
Erangelina adams.
Casterot. Representante Adams
Nieva.
San Juan, p. r.
Algeria grandisima embarcal
San Juan, saluda distinguida
prensa culto publico con afecto
AbraZos.
Hermanas Comedies.
MORBILIDAD POR PUEBLOS
Semdna que termin6 el did IA dt
1910
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
RESIDENT
FATHER REAL
DETECTIVE
ST. Margaret's Hospital Re
joices at Return of It's
Pet Songsters.

Father Schmidt. resident pastor Of St
Nargaret's hospital Hammond. would
have made good as a Sherlock Holmes
had he decided to 90 into the game OF
matching his wits against wrong-doers.
The missing canaries. high priced
sonssters. real rollers from Rollersville.
and pride Of the devoted Sisters Of st.
Francis. are back again through the ef-
forts Of Father Schmidt
When the birds were stolen one after
the other on successive weeks suspicion
to sell newspapers TO patients. He lived
in West Hammond and Father Schmidt
made the acquaintance of the lads little
sister. bringing up the question Of music
as a topic of conversation. He adroitly
switched to the topic of singing birds
and canaries and before long the girl
had admitted to the priest that they had
A number Of canaries which her people
valued very highly 1t was not long
after that Father Schmidt visited the
parents home and found the last stolen
canary a peculiarly marked bird whicn
he readily identified.
He then Informed the frightened fam
lily that unless the second bird was back
at the hospital by seven o'clock that day,
prosecution would follow.
1t arrived long before seven.
The young thief perfectly familiar
with the habits Of the hospital staff
through his carrying papers to the diff
ferent wards had found it easy 70 steal
the feathered songsters.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
BOMBERGER
SUCCEEDS
c. D. PETERS

At a meeting Of the Lake County Bar
Association in Hammond this morning,
Attorney l. l. Bomberger was appoint
I'd a member Of the grievance commit
tee to succeed Attorney Glenn D. Peters
who resigne dfrom the chairmanship of
the committee recently.
At the time Mr., Peters resigned 20
accept position with the Z. s. Ship
building corporation in the east. the
committee was under instructions TO
Investigate the actions of Attorneys
Dimitren Economoff and Paul Glaser of
Gary in connection with the bolshevit
riots At Gary. May 4. The committee IS
TO report to the association and If II IS
thought the Gary lawyers were guilty
Of disloyalty disbarment proceedings
will be instituted against them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
CRIMINAL
CASE SETTING
ANNOUNCED


CROWN POINT, Ind. June a.
Prosecuting Attorney W 0. Thomas
has announced the following setting OF
cases for the week beginning today in
the criminal court:
Monday. June %
I5-State of Indiana vs.. George Be-
sharon.
549-state of Indiana vs. julius
Schavey.
Tuesday. June Pa
59s-state of Indiana vs.. John Kowal-
ski.
5s2-State OF Indiana VS.. John Murzyn.
515-State of Indiana vs.. DeForest Pat
rick.
Wednesday. June rs
545-State of Indiana VS.. Nick Papida-
kis.
225-state of Indiana VS. .Nickoll La
bash.
226-state OF Indiana vs.. Burnwostes
Morgan.
227-state Of Indiana vs.. John Dema-
trovich.
Thursday. June 20
571-State Of Indiana vs.. Sam Kucha.
Sam Kusac. Mike Lucavich. Andrew
Popka. william Kuszl. George Ton
ski and Justian Pook.
Friday. June 81
592-State of Indiana VS.. Steve RistoH.
a2s-state of Indiana vs.. Wasile Be-
naeff
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
CONTEMPT
AROUSES
JUDGE REITER

For violating an injunction granted
November ?. 1918 by Judge Reitcr in
The Hammond Superior court. George
Gardner. Harry Klaver. Arthur BurcheJt
and Venture Pozo were brought into
court today and fined SIS and costs each.
The matter is the -atest phase of tfc
complicated history Of the suit which
was brought BY Lakeside Lodge No. 80
of the International Brotherhood Of
Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders
against the suprem officers Of the lodge
to enjoin the establishment Of a lodge
in Hammond.
It seems that another lodge was
formed and in an effort TO get around
the injunction meetings were held in
West Hammond Gardner is president. !.
Klaver. vice president; Burchett. secre-
tary. and Pozo a member OF the Ham
mond outlaw lodge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
TRIBUTE TO
TEACHER OF
THIRTY YEARS
An Appreciation.

The friends and former pupils of Miss
Annie Bassett presented her last even
ing with a gift of a large box Of chooo-
lates and purse Of one hundred and
twenty-five dollars in money as an ap-
probation of her services in the Ham
mond High school,
Miss Bassett has just finished thirty
years Of work. mostly as teacher Of
mathematics in the High school As a
disciplinarian she was strict but al
ways kind and just; as an instructor.
she was exacting but ever sympathetic
and helpful; as a teacher. her heart was
always warm toward her pupils and
her greatest delight was 70 lead them
along paths of high endeavor, not so
much BY moralizing with them as by a
quiet personal touch that won the heart
70 uprightness and higher living.
So close was her attention to the well
fare Of her pupils who needed her guild
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
YOU MAY
PROTEST
BY LETTER
rInrrRNArloNAI nEMs srRvlcEl

IInTEFEATIoNAL NEWS @ERWcEl
CROWN POINT. June 23.-so immense
a swarm Of protesting tax payers from
North township and Hammond flooded
the offices Of the Board Of Review that
the board announced a new ruling.
The officials are unable to take care Of
the crowds and announced that tax pay
ers who desire TO have their assessments
equalized may do so BY letter All the
facts relative to the desires for equali-
zation must be included in the letters
and the board viii give them the same
attention as they would the tax payers
personally. 50 there is no need for
North township people 70 visit the
crown Point court house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
DISORDERLY
Flat RAIDED

Captain Strong and officer Bunde Of
the Hammond police arrested two wo-
men and one man in q raid on a fiat az
SIS Holman street Saturday night.
Those arrested were Blanche Turner,
charged with keeping house of pros
titution. Glen Brinkel. charged with
being an inmate of house Of Prosti-
tuition and George Blanch of 1920 Pearl
street. Chicago.
The Turner woman was fined $50,
he Brinkel woman $50 and Black was
sned $40 in the Hammond city court
py Shdge Klotz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
ANDREW NATURALLY
FELT A LITTLE LEERY
So He. Called Up the Police
About the Gift That
Was Made Him.

Andrew Stuk. of 321 Hickory st. Ham
mond. stopped 70 rubber at a man fixing
a taxi yesterday afternoon on Columbia
ave. and the South shore tracks when
the man asked him if he wanted the car.
Andrew said. sure. want it, and
the man said. "All right. You can have
it, He got on an interurban car which
had just stopped and went away to parts
unknown.
After the man left Andrew called up
the Hammond police and told them Of
the gift and they sent a man 70 take
care Of the car which they believe to be
stolen.
The car. which Il a Ford taxi bears
the license No. 1T501s Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
GERMANY
PROMISES
TO SIGN
THE PACT
News is Official and Comes
from CIemenceau
Himself.
Germany's Final
Maneuvers Before
Signing Treaty

ASKED allies to include Ge-n.anySs
denial Of war responsibility in the
treaty. Request refused.
Asked allies to nullify rrovisio,
Tor handing over of authors Of the
war for trial Request refused
Protested against stripping Ger
many of her colonies. Protest tg-
uored.
Asked allies to agree 70 a revision
of the treaty by the league of na-
ttons within two years. Request re-
fused.
Notifies the allies that although
she signs the tire aty, Germany cannot
possibly ful1ll its condition. NotiIca-
ton ignored
Asked allies at 8 o'clock this morn
ing TO grant 4s hours more time.
Allies refused request and notified
Germany that the sr1nistice ends TO-
night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
FIVE BIG DAYS
FOR THIS STORE

Tuesday five dollar bargains:
Wednesday. four dollar bargains:
Thursday. three dollar bargains: Fri
day. two dollar bargains; Saturday.
one dollar bargains-this is one
week program OF thes Wadas depart.
ment store. corner Magoun and l5oth
street. East Chicago.
1t is an ovation in merchandising.
and no doubt will meet with great
success. 1T is stated that the articles
offered during the week at the gradu-
ted prices are Of special merit and
the margin the Shoppers are TO save
will be worth real effort to get to that
store every day. A big ad viii appear
each day with announcement
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
SUES FOR DIVORCE
FROM SOLDIER

Minnie Steele has fled her second di-
vorce complaint against john j. Steele
in the Hammond superior court. They
were married Nov. s. 1913. and sepa-
rated March 13. 1917 after John had
beaten her and blackened one OF her
eyes At that time she filed suit for
divorce. but relented when he was
drafted into the army and had the
matter dismissed. However. on his re-
turn home John boasted OF the num-
Der Of women he had associated with
while at the different camps and she
has once more decided that separation
would be better. The complaint filed
BY Attorneys McMahon & conroy. asks
for the custody Of their two children
and an allowance for their support
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
JOHN EDWIN NENytN

lsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. n sERvTcEI
PARIS, June 3, 11:20 a. NJ
The big four has just refused a re-
quest from the German govern
ment for 48 hour extension of the
ultimatum, expiring tonight.
The new German request arrived
shortly before 3 o'clock this morn
ing. The allied leaders were sum-
moned to Lloyd Georges house
and went into conference as soon
as all had arrived.
Discussion of the request for de-
lay lasted about one hour.
EXPECT DECISIVE NOTICE.
Official notice from the new German
government that Germany now accents
the peace treaty and is sending a new
delegation 70 Versailles to sign. is ex-
Pected to reach here within a few
hours
The final reply Of the allies to an
eleventh hour attempt by the new Ger
man cabinet to win further CONCESSIONS
reached Waeimar early today In 4 point
ed note Of less than $50 words. the
allies declared they could accept no
qualification or reservation" and called
upon the Germans to sign or accept the
consequences
BAUER CABINET WILL SIGN.
Information reaching here from au-
thoritative sources at Weimar is that
the Bauer cabinet is determined TO sign
the treaty and that the last notes sent
70 the allies. protesting agains fixing
responsibility for the war on Germany.
and against the punishment OF the ex-
kaiser. were framed in an effort 10
save Gerrnany's face"
During the night further cornmuni-
cation was received by the allies from
Weimar. The allied leaders were sum-
moned by telephone to a meetingN AZ
Premier Lloyd Georges house at 500
o'clocn this morning The meeting con-
tinued in session after o'clock
ALLIES WON'T PERMIT 1T.
4 report reached here that the Ger
mans might not send another peace
delegate TO the conference but might
instruct the secretary of the old dele
cation who is now in Paris. TO sign tha
treaty. In conference circles IT was de-
clared quite unlikely that the allies
would permit any such procedure. II
was said that they would adhere to the
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
TWO DYER GIRLS
WIN BIG HONORS
Unusual Special Awards
Given to Misses Stom-
mel and Hoffman.
SPECIAL 10 The ZINES

DYER, Ind. June 2S.-Two Dyer girls
were awarded special honors at the com
mencement exercises at Lake Forest
University last week. Degrees of B. 4.
We're conferred on Agnes Hoffman and
Ruth Stommel
Special honors we're awarded in biol
ogy to Miss Hoffman in the shape Of a
scholarship to the Woods Hole Marine
Biological Laboratory. Miss Stommel
was awarded the graduate scholarship
Of the University of Illinois. In addi-
ton to the Shield honors, both young
ladies also carried off the departmental
honors; Miss Hoffman in Biology and
Miss Stommel in English and Education.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
BY JOHN EDWIN NEVIN
Correspondent of the International News Service.

PARIS, June 3, $40 P. M.-Germany officially in
formed the allied and associated powers this afternoon
that she will sign the treaty Of Announcement OF
the receipt of the reply of acceptance from Wemar
from the office Of Premier Cemenceau president of the
peace conference Tt arrived only short time before the
allied ultimatum scheduled to expire and followed
twenty-four hours of desperate maneuverng by which
the Germans sought obtain further concessions and to
obtain hours respite before signing the treaty
All these maneuvers failed and with their backs to
the wall the Germans finally agreed to sign But the
last note hreathed spirit Of protest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
LATEST
PEACE
FLASHES
LONDON.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcE1
LONDON, June 23.-The Ex-
change Telegraph announces that
the German reply reached Paris at
$50 this afternoon aad that 1t was
understood that Germany accepted
the treaty of peace. though the re-
ply had not at that time been trans
lated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
LABOR RADICALS
AGAIN DEFEATED

ATLANTIC CITY. =. j. June "a
The radical element in the American
Federation OF Labor was again over
whelmingly defeated here today
\, resolution introduced by James
Duncan Of Seattle. leader OF the rad-
eals. critized President Wilson severe
ly for asking the suspension of nation
al prohibition July l. The resolution
created a furore OF the floor and was
voted down amid cheers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
ORRIN DEWITT
DIES IN MARION
ESPECIAL 10 he IlmEsl

LOWELL. md June Z3.-W cd was
received here yesterday of the death
OF Orrin Dewitt OF Hammond who
died at the Soldiers home in Marion
Ind. Mr. Dewitt was former resi-
dent here and his funeral was held ut
the Christian church here today In
terment was made in the Lowell GEM
etery beside his wife
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-23
(Bulletin.)

PARIS, June 23.-Pre-
mier Clemenceau, president
OF the peace conference, has
been notified from Weimar
that the Germans will sign
the peace treaty, it was off
clally announced this after
noon.