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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-08
POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Have you seen IT. The prettiest and moss
picturesque suburban property In TIE ei1.
a;sh s rHrnd eysrioSsine ne Potomac for -
Same distance. All within one bloek Of ear.
80 fare. No change. We are now having
unusuany heavy sales, all to good people, 70
build homes. Under stringent Restrictions. Il
yin always be white. At present rate Of ssIl.
ing all viii soon be sold and you viii regret
not buying 2 site for home gardens. fruit asd
II over. Water, sewer. electricity. Buy BOW
and build when it suits you. Several new
homes going up now and we expect to build
quite 2 number for sale. Price very moderate
Lots $425 to $500. Easy terms. Take Cabin
John car. get OF at Jewett 1t. and see W. y.
Jackson. owner, b24 Conduit road. Cleveland
xs3. or call on 9. T. DORSETT. owner. at Of.
Gee. 1904 81 1t. NV. Main 1000.
BEAUTIFUL FOREST GLEN, EIGHT MILES
north-Steam and electric transportation and
smooth maeadam road to property. H-room
stone and frame house. baths; highest eley.;
light: cleo. motor; sewerage: garage; virgin
hardwood shade; hardwood floors. Ia acres
tree and vine fruits; garden plot: environ
ments superb; close to female seminary, schools
and churches: located in q beauty spot: q home
like property. Price. $4,000. STONE d
FAIRFAX. Ask for Mr.. CRossMAN.
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IOUOHAO"s
ADAM A. WEsCHIER, AUcTIoNEER.
Automobile Tires, Tubes, Aces
series, Air Compressor, ETC.,
by order U. S. Marshal and
others.
By Public Auction,
AT WESCHLER'S,
o2O Pa. Ave. NV.
Saturday, August 9th, 1917,
Commencing O'Clock PM.
Ajax, Fisk. Meclessy: A%sIiean and other ether
Tubes. Reliners. Air COMPRESSOR and Tank.
Lamps, Bumpers. Horns, Wrench Sets. Spark
Plugs. speedometers, Mirrors, etc.
au7-at ~ ADAM A. wEsCHER. Auet.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, AUcT1oNEER.
Large Sale of Household Fur
niture, "Knabe" Concert
Grand Piano, Office Furniture,
etc.
BY Public Auction
AT WESCHLER'S,
go Pa. Ave. NV.
Saturday, Commencing $50 am.
Knabe Concert Grand Piano. MahoEany
Combine ton Poker Table. Mahogany Han Seat
and Mirror. Gilt Over Mantel Mirror. Mahogany
Plush Parlor Suite. Single Mahogany Ward.
robe, Lady's Mahogany Desk. Pictures and
Paintings, Mahogany Tables, sird's-Eye Maple.
Mahogany and Oak Dressers, Chinoniers, Brass
and Enamel Beds. Mattresses. Sewing ma
chimes, Kitchen Cabinets, Refrigeta tors, China
and Glassware, Morris Chairs, Hall Kaeks,
Crystal Chandelier. Lawn Swings. Oak Side
boards, Bullets. Extension Tables and Leather
Chairs, Typewriter Desks. File cabinsts. Steel
Locker, Iron Reversible Bookstand, Carpets,
Rugs, etc.
At IL O'Clock Noon
Automobiles, including Touring
Cars, Roadsters and Trucks,
1918 Harley-Davidson Motor
Cycle with Side Van, by order
Trustees. Tires, Tubes, Aces
series and Air Compressor, by
order U. S. Marshal.
Terms: Cash. ADAM A. WEsCHL1R.
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WANTED-TO BUY.

TEN TO TWELVE ROOMS: HoTwATDR
heat; electric light; garage; Mount Pleasant
preferred: cash; no broker. Address Box eo-h,
Star once. TO-
WILL BUY FROM OWNER FIVE OR SIX
room modern house or bungalow: no objection
to suburbs. Address Box CIR. Star once.
WANTED-A FURNIsHED-ROOMH HOUSE. IL
to Is rooms; furnace heat; must be cheap for
cash. Address Boz <s-R, Star ONCE
MOUNT PLEASANT sECTTON|s Or 10
room detached or corner house: god sised
yard; sarass or space for onei must Be- m good rod
rspeir; anil; state condition., pr,ss ., ana M
Ice.
GK00N HOUSE, BATH: HwH: ILEc.
lights; cellar: room for garaGe: not over 1900.
on terms $1,000 cash. Address Boz 88e-M,
Star ONCE. TO-
VIII PAY Cash FOR Oh ROOM
HOUSE m
"BROOKLAND."
Address Boz be-R, Star once.
WANTED FOB HOME-e OR 8 ROOM
house, convsnient to 18th and Park road: will
pay cash; send details At once. Address Boz
6S-R, Star ONCE.
TXIOMA PARK SECTION; MUST BUY Al
once and have possession By Sept. I. 1908
. st. sw. 10e
WANTED-HoUsD WITH 10 OR Il ROOMS,
With room for garage, between 18th and 14th,
Clifton and Park road; Will pay cash; must
hays possession Oct. !, Write Z. q. MATING
LII, 4. r. d. No. /, Rosslyn, Va, Box 200.
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NEW HOUSE.

NEW HOUSE.
OVERLOOKING CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
West Side Conn. Ave.
Ready for occupancy; 8 large rooms,
tiled bath, gas, electricity. hot-water
heat, slate roof; lot 75x150; more
ground available.
Price. $4,000. Reasonable terms.
". d. WALKER, TO 18th st.
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GROOM HoUsEAGAs: GARAGE, 10 FIT.
shade Trees; Walking distance to ear.: one, fare
to raised d'f By giving trust on properly
which 10 free from incumbrance. Call after
pm, Price. $3.50. 37os Baker st.. Mt.
ALTA VISTA, 8 ROOMS, BATH. ELECTRIC
lights. heat; nice lawn, shade. IL acres: i'm.
mediate possession. Price, $500. LEWIS
kEISER, Bethesda. Nd. Phone Cleve. 1928. ~
ONLY Is MINUTES TO O. 8. TREAS
ury: must be sold at once; party going
north; 7-room bungalow; hot-water
place. sleeping porch. large lot; only
$3.50; reasonable terms. See F. A.
LINGER, 2s77 Rhode Island ave.
Ne, Woodbridge, d. G.
Owner Going South, Must Sell,
Furnished.
Beautiful Groom bath, detached bungalow;
h.-vh.. gas and electricity; lot 55x15o; grape
arbors: IA fruit trees: garden; chicken house !;
At n $500. " TERMS. SEE Mr.. YOU'VE,
PRaNK 4; 40, oSEIL 1882 Wisconsin ave. NV
FOR SALE-COUNTRY PLACE; GROOM
bungalow; large attic and porches; fruit trees,
shrubs, raspberries and blackberries: chicken
houses; 10 to 40 acres OF land. as desired
10 minutes walk to one car line; 20 minutes
walk to steam cars and another trolley: one
mile east OF CoiieSe fAfk, Mo. inquire AZ
residence. IL
sTX-ROOM DWELLING; 10 ACRES. PRICE,
81. 900; 10-room dwelling, large lot, s. 100.
Call or phone to 10 am. ]. 8. JONES, Ok
ford bldg. g
BARGAINS-7-R. HOUSE: FURNACE. GAS,
bath, garage; large lot; $3.50: ar. bungalow,
gas, poultry house; excellent garden; LOCO.
See ]. NJ. EARNEST. Mt. Rainier. Md.
NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Growing garden on my beautiful 1-acre build
svox 1yf IL uRrfh he oh ma T1o irpd
$3.50. Lot is 100 front by 400 deep, and is Of
fered 1T 5 cents q foot lower than pre-war
prices of adjoining property; ID ON concrete
road. with water. sewer. electricity. telephone,
trolley. daily deliveries; fine neighborhood un.
surpassed location. G. PAYNE. North Chevy
Chase. Phone Kensington TAM. 10s
FOR sALE-C0ZY HOME. CHEkRYDALE;
six rooms; large lot and outbuldinRs; garden
| and shade trees: price. $500; give possession
September I.
! FRANK E. HOPKINS. 2oi kenois bids. o.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


FOR sALE@Continued.
BARGAIN NO. 1.
For sale-Lots at Bradbury Heights.
$50 to $3.50.
rni. i your ae 1se FL fo9R OWN
six-room frame: all modern improvements.
Large stable b win lo aseo m Z autos.
rF'f sAk < AZ; s e. g. cash.
81 acres in suit!and Park. Maryland.
bh acres in suitiand Park. Maryland.
1880.
BARGAIN NO. 4.
4-room bungalow.
Lot 100 by 200 feet.
Stable and well.
Price. 81 $50
r. +. BRADBURY,
2226 Pa. ave. Sc.
Phone Lincoln 2260.
Office hours. to 10 am, 4 to Z pm. g.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME IN CHEVY CHASE
for 500 cash and $25 monthly payments. Ad-
dress Box 31O-M. Star office. 13'
AT Alta VISTA, Md: NICE SIX-ROOM
lawn. shade and fruit: garage; about two
acres land: immediate possession. price. $500.
LEWIS LEY kEIsER. Bethesda Md. Phone cieve.
WAvERLY PARK BARGAINS.
8 acres. A home. Investment and specula-
tion. miles from District line. Delightful
location; high elevation: overiooks city; s
minutes from electric cars; acres cleared,
balance in grand forest trees. Location. East
Riverdale, Nd. For quick sale, $225 per acre.
Very accommodating terms.
PSI ACRES. EAST RIvERDALE. MD.
Two miles from District line. squares from
electric cars. Nearly all cleared; very fertile;
fine stream. A great bargain at $500 per acre.
Accommodating terms. Will finance purchaser
Tor the erection Of house and other buildings
on the land.
L. WALTER WEED, 141a h ct. NV.
ATTRACTIVE. WE'LL BUILT FRAME
house. 6 rooms. reception hail. bath and cellar,
h. h.. electric lights. gas; large lot, shade
and fruit trees. Price. 5000 cash. No agents.
Address Box 23p-M Star Office 40
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY,

IN YORK, PA. GROCERY STORE AND s.
story artificial stone and brick, corner dwell
ing house; rooms, bath. hot air furnace
large side porch; in hne residential section
in irst-class condition: business getting more
than owner can take care Of; a bargain Price
Including store fixtures and 81 500 worth of
store stock. $4,000. Address Box 270-M, Star
bfice. &c
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HOUAE, ROOMS AND SUMMER KITCHEN;
large lot; two electric lines; IS minutes out;
dependable service; 15-minu.e schedule; good
surroundings. Price. 81 $50; $3.50 cash; 500
trust. balance like rent. JULIAN P. BALD
WIN, Ballston, Va. %
GROOM BUNGALOW, y BLOCK ROCKVILLE
electric and pike; lot 1o411o5 feet. Price.
So 600; terms, 81, 900 cash. LEWIS KEISER,
Bethesda, Nd. Phone Clev. 1928. TO-
BETHESDA, MD.-8 ROOMS AND BATH;
INV. heat; electric lights; gas; drilled well ;
cleo: motor; nice lawn. shade and shrubbery,
fruit; garage; large lot, facing pike; imme-
diate possession; price, $1,000. LEWIS
KE1SER, Bethesda, Md. Phone Clev. 1928. 10s
HDGEMOORE, MD, SECTION-BEAUTIFUL
country home Of acres; nice. strictly modern
house OF 3 rooms and bath; charming lawn
with shade, flowers and shrubbery; located on
car line and macadam road. Price, $105OO
Address Box 3S-R. Star office. 10s
ALTA VISTA. MD.-NICELY SITUATED, SIX
rooms and bath property; located on macadam
road and electric railway; entirely modern;
one-haH acre ground and beautiful shade
Price. IS 500. Address Box 42-R, Star Office 1Os
UNIQUE AND CHARMING 3-ACEE COUNTRY
HOME-Located In NV. suburbs only miles
out; on macadam road; near electric railway;
attractive bungalow of rooms and bath with
every modern convenience; beautiful lawn with
oak shade and elevation Of 500 feet. Price,
12,600. Address Boz SCR. Star once. lOs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-08

FOR SALE OR RENT-LARGE CAMP, NEW
CONT. fully equipped, at Chesapeake Beach.
L-->y Giin - 81
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IN MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA. FROM n
to 325 acres; prices are hight. Zee NJ ana
make arrangements fer inspectton.
r. r. SMITH CO., 016 18th se.
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FOR sALE-ABoUT 70 ACRES OF CUT-ovER
some timber, lots Of IRE wood. On r. F. d.
route. miles from R. R.; price, SIS per acre.
WILDWOOD FARM. Clifton Station. Va. To-
~ SHORE PROpERTY
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E ST. NV. NEAR nth ST

A yastiy improved business section; now ID
the time to get In on the ground floor. This
property. assessed over $1,000. can be bought
now for the bargain price Of 1000. Prop
srty entirely free Of incumbrance.
b. b. BERGMAN, 631 r Ut. NV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-19
A s1DEL1GHr ON pERsHING.

The divinity that hedges a king is absent in the
Gen. John J. Pershing. the gallant commanderin-
chief OF the A E. F. interesting sdeght the life
of man about which few people know much they
is given by Lieut. w. A. Rankin, for twenty
three years L S soldier and formely sergeant in
Black Jack" Pershings guard Lieut.. Rankin says:
do you know that General Pershings left shoulder
lower than right and that he always has the left
shoulder of his uniform built up-that IS padded-in
order to maintain that superb fgrue Of his remarked
Rankin when asked give personal picture of the
American commander
General Pershing talks to buck private if he
were in the ranks himself He likes best those who
don't SILVER after taking icicle bath. I've known
him blankets away from officers give them
TO his men. you went through campaign with
Pershng you have friend in him for life"
"Pershng Is a who does things and doesn't
talk about makes laugh when ! read about him
hobnobbing in social affairs don't believe word of
it, When started soldering the General
brgadier but it just easy for buck private TO
20 I'D to him and talk to him If he buck. If
you ever through campaign with him you
his friend for life.
He doesn't any mollycoddes around him
He likes the kind sleep the ground
in zero weather with their toward a fire. up
in the morning take off their shirts wash in water
that is so cold that cicles likes men
who don't shiver after such a bath He's the greatest
open fighter in the world. Why. I've known Pershing
to take blankets officers and give them to his
men 7 never knew a soldier who wouldn't 90 the limit
Of human endurance and then for Pershing.
Pershing isn't strong paper and does little
writing He hardly known to have pencil OF
pen or paper his pockets When he writes his initials
the is is perpendicular line crossed at the ton with
sort of horizontal crook to it,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-19
GET OFF THE SUCKER LIST!
Are you on the sucker list?

Are you the sucker list?
If you It is probably because you are NOT a
sucker but patriotic citizen who has known the Liberty
bond TO be good thing.
Get-rich-quick swndles have been the great Ameri-
sport years The sharpers sell fake stocks
their game endangered when Uncle Sam started his
great Liberty Loan campaigns.
But they are smart-these gentlemen who live by
their wits.
Instead OF complaining they jumped in and them
all their employees to work trading their fake
for Liberty bonds
If you have Liberty bond a book OF War saving
Stamps you are prospect" fake stock name
probably the sucker oily tongued sharper
because twenty million patriots bought Liberty
bonds
You are not to blame for being on the list
it UP you get or-away orthat list at first
opportunity.
lion dollars year TO the support Of worthless stock
schemes The people reap therefrom s50o00oo0O worth
of-thin air.
That is not wild guess. It is the estimate given
by the Capital Committee Of the Z S Treasury
And the committees assures that It is conservative.
Moreover the half billion represents just the cold
is turned in EVERY YEAR by otherwise level
headed Americans seeking a milk and honey path to
quick by the fake stock certificate route It does
not take into account loss incident to
broken fortunes impaired effort Of discouraged investors
legitimate bushes senterprse
OF new productive capital.
the nations investment dollars a work fight basis
during made searching inquiry into the de
vious ways OF fraudulent stock promotion Its conclu
sion is that perhaps history OF the
has wildcat promotion been SO fagrant-from
coast today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-19
SOLDIERS, ROMANCES.

Returning doughboys bringing back with them
foreign brides become assiilaed in the great
American melting pot. Turkish. Belgian French and
English girls in large numbers coming home with
he boys whose charms they fell victims Indeed
International in many Of fascinating
flavor.
Canada is to have Bridal Boat home her
newlyweds of the army who have taken themselves
wives in various countries.
Something like six hundred who have been mar
red there collected the Canadian Dis
charge Depot near London awaiting for liner take
them back Canada with their wives and children The
children are scattered all over England and
viii their soldier husbands Liverpool when the
boat is ready to go out
No one has suggested vet that several Bridal Boats
would be required the American solderbridegrooms
but they viii he. Everywhere the has gone and
the navy the have taken themselves pretty
young wives. There English brides Scotch brides
Irish brides French brides. Belgian brdes-and
constant gossip that there considerable number
German brides. From the general reports one hears
around it is quite possible that the United States will
require Bridal Fleet"
To the south of US. Rensselaer, is agog over the re-
of of its soldier heroes who found girl in
captured German dugout and made her his bride.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-19
British Officers Like American Cooking
King George Finds On Visit TO ~" Hotel
He Gets Assurance His Men
Are Not An Annoyance
Because They Happen To
Drop In At Meaitin4e"

II the peoples Of different nation
Alities can be brought together at
dining tables. there won't be any
need OF peace tables. in the opin-
ion OF King George Y. 1t has been
the Kings custom recently TO go
about meeting American officers
and men at the camps and Y.M.C.A
centers in England. On visit tn
the Washington Inn, the American
officers retreat in London. he re-
marked to Stanley Ross Fisher. the
''Y" man in charge of social activ-
tiles there:
You men Of the Y.M.CA. are do
ing a great work / understand
that a good many English officers
frequent this place, especially at
meal time. I hope Chey are not in
the way
Not at ALL" replied Fisher, I'VE
like the idea"
Good" said the King, so long
as American and British officers
have their knees under the same
table. we needn't worry about inter-
national complications"
The King ana Queen are more IA
miliar figures to thousands Of Amer
leans in England than any Presi-
dent has been. They have visited
nearly every big hotel and W
hut in England and Scotland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-19
Voice of the People

IN the hrst place We were not drink
ing, and second. Chas Shiu6 was
driving the car, and I was holding my
little boy on my lap and was not
speeding. for the car will not go over
80 miles per hour and I know II was
nowhere wide open. As to making our
getaway. we did not try to get away.
] Went 70 the nearest garage to get
them 10 pull my car out OF the water
before il settled too deep. a John
eirinea. who was driving his Ford
through Indiana with a 1918 l-csnse
on. with his lights pretty bright ana
better than half Of the road. hooked
nav left front wheel and burst the tire
and bent the front axle so Bad that
tt swung my car right over the road
into the ditch. so 1 would like to know
wno is TO bame. Please print this in
one Of your worthy columns
Yours truly.
MARTIN f. CAMPBELL.
asa Wilcox ave. Hammond. Ind
THE Times account OF the accident
was taken from police reports and
the police say they were Is given IN
these columns.-Editor.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-19
STATE BODYBUILDING.

There has been an inexnlicabe sowness on the part
of the states avail themselve sof government road
building aid. Federal appropriations already available
for use in cooperation with state efforts
nearly s5000000O and there viii be s200O0O00O
available during the next three years The governments
has given approval $50 roadbuildng projects in
various parts OF the entaing expenditure
of s21 100000 of government money and involving 1870
niles of roads. And yet only As miles OF highway have
heen constructed far under the federal plan
There ought be a scramble for this s2f 900
md whatever part OF the s2oo 600 appropriation
will become available this year. the states
GOOD roads needed more than any other Improve
nent 1t is desirable to build them now particularly
their construction will absorb at critical
and because the paved highways completed within
the few months would play big part in the ex-
pected business revival
The states get money to build roads easily
enough. Prices are high. but they may not dovn;
anyway offset the expense OF ma 5erals and labor
there the liberal contribution the government Any
state not taking full advantage Of this opportunity is
woefully short-sighed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-19
NoT GETTING RAcK no NoRMAL.

The Christian Science Monitor finds that, "Cortair
ecoromic facts becoming clearly sefevident
the people Of the United States the months roll
living expenses are excessively high The price,
commodities proportion
the cost production and sale Wages arr
high but the percentage added by manufacturers and
dealers 10 meet increases these particulars are not
justified. Prices maintained at high scale very
LARGELY because consumers to them Insufficient
excuses are offered for advances articles slightly
at ALL affected by general conditions. There is too
much prodteering.
1T was recently announced in y hnsfon that there
would he no attempt by the government through the
Department Justice call for decision before the
Supreme Court this session the antitrust that
we're postponed for the duration of the war Some of
these cases have direct bearing the cost of living
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-19


-'-' - ''''' 9 - 10 "'eu
'' aug '"7 - &c VISA ''''''su
0i'i'-H-'- y l wanted what was coming
TO her and Wen say that's
JUST what she got.
CHICAGO clergyman says that the
time
IS ripe for great religious revival
EFFECT Of Billy Sundays
RECENT pres+ effort. there .,.,as,.I,.
,,.or, on
LATEST ground for l.rsl ..nsr.,fon
a. Iase+
At our hons.
IS rihsld and eh,r,.i.ss husband.
about
STrr,< weak. arc .,,,o, ~ to~ro4 :,
most
AS soon =. Il. made T.,
VIZ r,or, n.on1o v-t,
1--WE ~ h. rine old 40. ,,ooa,,..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-19
LETTER FROM
A. STUDENT

Editor Times.
ne most serious question that con
fronts the mothers and fathers Of In
diana Harbor Is place for their sons
TO congregate In gathering togeth-
or facts we md that boys who arc
not the age Of eighteen. congreEatIng
n nooirooms. And from thence
adapting themselves TO an forms q
vuigaritv and what's more. they have
even gone as far as allowing these
youngsters to gamble. without anv re-
strictfon whatsoever We also know
that the police have been very len
lent with the pooiroom owners on this
matter The present complaints or
arguments set up by the boys are as
follows First. approach him in this
manner-"Whv 90 YOU eo or hang
around pooirooms2 .tnswer. Where
else am 7 going 10 hang out7 The
sym is only open one nie1lt a week.
what shall de with tie other SIX
nishtse cant go to tho show six
nights straight IT'S too monotonous.
Vow you can see one of the many rea-
sons why youucster hangs around
the pool rooms Now lars put the
blame on someone can IL be the
ION -. N ell Nl4i Is inc town
The town consists Or The citizens and
mothers or the town TeKe the civic
club. this is an organization pertain
ing TO onHehten the people in the af-
fairs Of the city. We'll the civic club
may say the youngsters are not CIT
liens. Very Wen. they may not be-
izens. Very we'll. They viii be citi-
zens some day And If you want them
70 be real citizens keep them out Of
the pool rooms until they reach their
majority. The civic Club waged a
campaign for pure water. Whys Be
cause il breeds disease We'll. then.
why not start campo gn ON the pool
room question: You all know that
the poolroon habitue nine times out
of ten develops into a rowdy, an Tilt
crate person and one that handles
the American language carelessiy.
And il this is not a disease. I'd like TO
know what is. So To the civic club
please look into this matter; keep the
boys that ere under age out of the
2 ooIrooms; find a different place for
them 70 assemble especially on Sat
urdays) make the police obey the
rules and punish the pool room own
~ who violates the law I would ad
wise immediate action
am high school student who sees
selv If action is not taken at once /
: am sure ! ann backed ny The Board
- Education and the faculty.
STUDENT.
East Chicago.
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NO BONUS FROM INDIANA.

In answer TO number Of soldiers who have been
mustered out of service, this newspaper writes
that the bills introduced the session
General Assembly providing for the giving of
soldiers failed OF passage and there
getting bonus from the state. A resolution was
passed however recommending that the session of
Congress give six months the soldiers sailors
but only time viii tell what will be done by Congress in
regard to giving additional bonus besides the $50
bonus which the soldiers may get by sending in
their discharge papers to the government Washington