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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02
This Is a New Company

recently organized Mr.. ". W. John.
son OF Dallas. Texas. formerly connect.
ed with the Sinclair and Carter Oh
companies, Is vice president and well
known In oil circles. Mr. w. Il. Prultt,
president. drilled the first well In the
Brownwood shallow field, In which ven-
ture he and tho stockholders cashsd out
$50 90 for each Si00.0 invested. We
do not hesitate TO recommend the pur-
chase OF this stock and tho men con-
nected with II.
Telegram from field man reads as fol-
lows
Benedict. Ksn.-Million and half gas
well Just completed; offset to Dough-
boy lease: standard tools shipped to
Stephenyille. Texas; rigging up here for
No. s.
Stephenville. Texas. - Standard rig
completed. waiting on tools; wells sur
rounding us all looking good: Laney
well on sand.
There will be 4 dividend declared by
tho Doughboy soon and better buy be-
fore May first, II you expect TO get In.
30 percent Of net profits from both
production and leases 60 to stockhold.
ers and 80 percent for development
Stock selling at par 800: send .your
remittance at once and wire your orders
now,
LIST YOUR STOCKS WITH US
FOR QUICK SALE. DIRECT CON.
NECTloNS WITH ALL MARKETS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02

kaseoe.

sOUTHEASrERN Kansas farms: ali
slses: lowest prices. Terms Si 100
and up. SeOd for booklet. THE
AZ ZEN COUNTY INVESTMENT Co.
M!6S6UkH.-yj3 DOWN. u monthly. 6uys
70 acreQ 5000 farm and fruit land near
town: southern Missouri: price o6ly 1870
Boz 81. Mt Vernon, IIi. -"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02
General Merchandise
Stock

Splendid opening for some one, stock
Invoices about $4,000. no junk and no
dead stock. mostly dry goods. shoes.
groceries gents furnishings and a small
amount OF clothing. located In a splen-
nid little town In a good farming com
munity. large acreage OF wheat this
year; present owners have run the
vtock about 10 years and have worked
up 4 splendid business. wnnt to take
up other lines Ia reason for selling
Maple 1864 or Walnut si67. 3ls State
National Bank Bldg. Oklahoma city,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02
We Will Buy

AMERICAN OIL 4 REFINING
GLADSTONE
AUBYME
OkLAHOMAN OIL e. REFINING
NATIONAL OIL OF KANSAS CITY
OIL. DEPOSITORS, SAM.
MES,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02
MR.. OIL INVESTOR

You cannot afford 10 let another day
pass without obtaining some holdings
In the Iowa Park Shallow Pool, where
one good well is brought In after
nnothG Leases In this district are still
very reasonable. but there are four deep
tests bciog pat down In our locality
which are likely TO make this field rival
Burkburnett. her big sister on the north.
OH Of a very high grade Ia now being
found at the shallow depth OF s73 feet
at the price OF IS 90 per barrel These
proven shallow sand and deep tests are
likely 10 cause some big excitement
soon. See us before II 10 too late. We
have some real bargains In these proven
leases.
RonreOe< no.<~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02
Oklahoma.
5000 Acre Stock Ranch

In the rain belt. Si2 per acre. I2b
acres In cultivation, all fenced. 1900
acres tillable. 900 acres In tho bottom,
no overflow. Soil Ia a dark sandy
loan. Pasture land mountainous and
excellent grass Good homestead and
three tenant houses. Owned by inter
married citizen and the price is not
so percent OF Its real value. Listing
1893.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02
FOUR GOOD BUYS
Home Realty Co..

~ Am. MAJ, n. Bldg. Walnut .5sos.
NEW bungalow. { TvonS and brssEyss,
room: rooms oak: north past city.
price ls,is0; wjii sschaSgs IS IkrSst
home rloss In CsM ewpss, WalasS t1es
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-02
FINE FARMS
Elegant Eighty

~6AlS Hey
A ~ acres cultivated; In crops: 81
acres pasture: good quality Of soil;
+ all fenced and cross-fcnced most.
ly woveN wire. l-room house,
| barn. Nx32; cave: s0-foot COW
barn; granary. smoke house, hen
house; orchard; windmill; rural
route. phone; improved for home.
II Price 1880; incumbranoe $1,000.
Alfred Adler Guthrie, okla.
FOR SALE.
For the next 80 days we offer an 500
acre improved grain and stock farm. To-
Gated 7 miles from a good town; $50
acres grass pasture. balance In cultiva-
tlon and all In crops; good house, barn,
grsnxfy and outbuildings; set good i'm
provements for tenant; orchard; at
least 100 acres choice alfalfa creek bot
tom land: farm watersd with flowing
creek shaded with timber; II you are
looking for something like this let us
know and We will show you. We win
sell II for less than $40 per acre. Meyer
h Phelps. exclusive agents, III Reno.
Okla
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
SHE WOULDN'T TAKE
A FORTUNE FOR II
Told That Operation Was
Her Only Hope-Gains 20
Pounds by Taking
Tanlac

''I wouldn't take fortune for the good
Tanlac has done me- said Mrs. Grace
f. Trinder of 81 West Thirty-third
street, Kansas City. Mo-
MY troubles began about four years
ago." she continued, land although l
have been under the best of treatments
and have taken many different kinds Of
medicines, grew worse all the time. MY
food disagreed with me and 1 suffered
terribly from indigestion. l was very
nervous and never got a good nights
sleep, and became so weak and rundown
was unable to do any homework ane
felt miserable all the time. They said
my only hope was in an operation and
I prepared to go to the hospital to have
it done
1.-THE day before 7 was to leave home l
saw a statement in the paper where a
person who had suffered exactly as I did
had been benefited through taking Tan
lac, so I persuaded my family to let me
try it before having the operation l
began taking Tanlac that very day and
by the time had finished my second
bottle I felt much better. I kept 1t up
and it finally overcame my troubles COM
petely I have actually gained 20 pounds
and am so we'll and strong that I can do
all my homework without any trouble
at all 7 sleep fine and am never trou-
bled the least bit with Indigestion or
stomach troubles of any kind"
All druggists sell Tanlac.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
Financial World for Treaty
and StabiLizing ofExchange
BY NJ. II. STERNE,
of Ward, Sterne & Co.

An outstanding feature of the finan-
cial publications for the past few weeks
has been the insistence by leading bus!-
ress men on the Immediate passage OF
the peace treaty and the taking of steps
to stabilize foreign exchange as means
of restoring normal business relations.
The Commercial and Financial Chron-
icle says
;'In the opinion of bankers the adoption
of the Edge bill. designed to enable re
cooperation of banks in foreign financing
and modification of the requirements
governing the 81, 000, 10000 fun of the war
finance corporation is really all that is
needed to start the machinery going Tor
the establishment of foreign credi..
Practically all interests are a unit in
declaring that something must be done
without further loss of time II irrevoc-
able losses in America s export trade are
to be avoided In proof of this II is
cited that quite recently a s10,C0o000 ship
building order for French interests has
been lost to American ship yards owing
to the sensational weakness in francs
and the inability of the purchasers to
make settlement in dollars, while it IS
learned that he proposed sale by the
shipping board of approximately $780,
0O0,0 900 of its vessels to the French govern
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21
GERMAN LEADERS
IN BATHING SUITS

Berlin, August %. Correspondence OF
the Associated Presso-Photograpns
of Premier Ebert and Minister OF
Defense Noske, clad in abbreviated
bathing suits, have been among the best
sellers in. this city and Weimar
MosLa and Ebert, while staying for
+ha weekend at Travemuende recently
posed for press photographers who y, lost .ns
srrat n shows the republican leaders
standing side by side in foot of water
Elberts familiar embonpoint aiiora,
ing striking contrast to NosKe rusSeu
physique Inc
pose. the facial expression and the sarp
all reveal democratic simplicity.
The photograph with which VIENNA VIENNA,
was swamped during the time Eipe..
took the oath Of office.prompted e,n .ns
~ S Nosre ~ nersonal propaganda. The
Boersenzeitung assures that the un-
pleasant episode will teach both men
10 be less accommodating when next
thew are pressed by professional pho-
tographers for their pictures.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

E,.y the first time in the history Ct
canada the coal production If A.Dscta
last year exceeded that of every otner
province. reaching 100000 tons, 10
5,9a10o0 for Move Scotia
One of Raphaeps famous painfinSs'
La Belle Jardiniere," was sold Few
years ago in a Paris secondhand shop
for $40 to a lucky purchaser. who was
offered $4,000 for IT in a few days
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-21

According to experiments made at the
Pasteur institute in Paris, an average
Of about six quarts of alcohol can be
weed,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02
GOV ROB TAYLOR's TRIBUTE 10
THE FRESHMAN.

zoo , Weu sculptor would phistl
from thr marble fnY .dcal oi hero
would make It figure OFF an lfishmnn
.ncIlicin. Dos hopes and hi. Nfc ou the
altar uf hi- country, and would carve
uu 10. pedestal thr name % Robert En-
nett
I'D were painter J would makr
ms canvas eloquent with the deeds oi
ihe br.fe-t people who ever lived whose
proud spirit n0 power can ever conquer
and Nhosr LOYALTY and devotion to the
hopes uf ire. government nO tYrant run
efef crush And would write under
the picture ireland
lf D werr pnri would melt the
world in tenr. vita ihD mthos of my
SONG would TOUCH tho heart sd hu
mauity With tho mouuiul threnody oi
IrelHudH wroner and frn- woes
would weave thD slamf0lk and thr rose
nio garland. ul elor, for the Emerald
lsle thD nnd of mhritre upd memories.
thr cradle ni hrfuns the nihserN of lib.
rttf
Tortured Boo dungeons and murdered
ou .oafiUlds robbed oi thr fruits oi their
sweat aud tpH scnurgel hl famine and
pluudffrd hf thr uiarieI ul hoartlrss
power driven lik, th, itntrs ui autumn
before fhD krrn winter Winda this star
as Wco ui Euns SONS and daughters
have arati f0d over tlr face nf the earth.
homeless au, n the land az their na
t,ity. nut princes and lord. in every
other band whore merit a thc measure of
tht mani
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

Little .loc Mirrur DO vnu know.
Peter. every boy hc1 chan, tor boz
president
Peter lihouehtfull,l We'll mo- scB my
chance ior 40 cents
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

lof a4.. human hDines viewed with
wonder nnd superstition ihr furtcs oi
nature which the, cuuld not scr of
touch. bot sciluro e fDlhme THESE 3d.
mtnts uf their terror and is accounting
for many wonderful happenings nv sim
plo laws 81 tho universe
10 D. Che laN W gravity which ritNs
is weight aud holds us 90 tlp earth
The rotation of bundle az Wir, .n Che
Neld of "a magnet create. electrical wt
fcnt
Electrical energy is tram mittcd
through wires sound travels through
ile rm0sphere wireless mgs .aoos are
transmitted through rthpr
Hgvr YOU ever tfid Co. analvgo iho
feeling produced hs d hearty handshnke
You grasp fr,tnt. hand tightly aud
shake 10 Vigorously the while sou Slap
him ou The back and nu honest hearty
smile breaks over your happy face. Nou
fcel good
That iceling aud smile SIS caa.ed by
thc forcr 0i Brotherhood
70 81 onc 90 the greatest forces in tho
world
Nay DC not De- an cucfey which may
hp measured ss Wr measure thc length
ui sound WHtts ul ilV Intensity ol an
rlairlml current May it mot hc u
positive something which ma, be- cN
perlmcnied with just ns wc experiment
with y Rays. either wuscs htpn0tism
psychological effects. tttf
Wen. II n j. distinct fofre. wr ven
ture the assertion that two at The hasi,
[ principles for he successful operation
are n healthy body and o. clean mind
For tho fellow who b. in iuue with on.
universe ie thc fellow who experience.
tll thc ioy ~ that something Boa hand
/ shake ~
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

A clergyman WAS NefY HnNiuus iu Sos.
iroduce some HYMN hoos. into DOES
church nnd arranged with th. clerk ihaf
the latter was 90 give oW ihe notice
Immediately otter THE serm0n lh.
clerk however bad notice 81 Boss own
Go give out with reference io ihc mp.
ti.m of infants
Accordingly az the closr of Che srr
mon be- arose and announced that all
those who have children whom theY
wish 60 haye baptized please send n
their names So The olerk
The clergyman, who 500. sfono-apaf
assumed that the clerk Was giving uuf
The hvmmn book nntict and immediate.
lv aros, and said "Aud J should .av
for the benefit of thDsr who haven't
ANY. that th'1 may Do, obtained Ht tho
vcstrv auy day from three 90 four
O'Clock the ordinary little oncs st 5n
cents oaoh and apccml ouc. with red
backs nt ~ cents
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

40 American and 300 furlishmou
walking through town bog ireland
we're discoufsinp upon the prltrfhisl Wit
nf tho irish lhc American Expressed
somc doubt ga io whether u wac 90.
smart az Il was generally believed ti
hO so fhov determined to tD-f The nest
passcrb, Accordingly ihe following
dialogue took place
Pat enid ihc American RI tho devil
were Go come along NOW which uuuli 90,
take first. YOU ur mo
Sure. sir it would hc nue. prompt
lv replied Pat
And WHY b. thHt
Bcdad. The crafty od gentleman 3.
sure Of won ut any Time
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

Quite recently Rrssic an uuu.ityc
little miss was ont walking with un
aunt who weighed something Boa ,ar,ts
ni 2no pounds
"Whcn good people dir thce eo lo
hoaVrn. don't they, auntir thu little
girl inquired inuooontly
'Aps. dear
"hnd they hatc wings aud ily sll
around everywhere. too. don ihry
she persisted
"NeA. returned fhr aunt
Well. aunt,e 90, hitie child finally
said, ! bot Wheu Nou iie nni e't NnrH
end fly sll sloui inlhs uill Trims you're
Icppcliu
An leonocln,i Earl, GO hrd and rullv
10 riso does trft we'll lor aiek folks iud
guys. hut 10 mahe. mun miss all lhr
iun till hc dns tud ions ino stifls thhf
arr gone fU ihN shits Do DO bod when
You please and iic at-Nout ea-e. ymll
die just the snme ui .amo latin disoasp.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02
what She'd DO

a little girl whose ideas of heaven
and church were somewhat confused. was
told hy a brother couple of years old
cg that "if sho wasn't good she couldn't
go to heaven
"u welt shr replied drmuclv go
don't mattrr anyway lm going 90
stay at hnmc and lrt mamma g0'
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

wae studNrg thr mysteries OF creation.
Vow. DNilurtn said ihc Young lady
teacher "uhnn did fell you were The
iirsf mnn and woman
Every mni WaN uusDd bat ono little
hoN seemed buutine with oagrrucss Co
toll
We'll Harry aid the teacher, who
were thr first man nud womauf
idd nul tfru shouted Harry
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

Deliberate long before fhuu
Cousoeiate friend and when thv
Impartial Judgment concludes
Him worthy oi THY hUfom
Receive him in,fuliy and
Entertain lim wisely
lmpail tht teerets boldly.
And mingle ths Thought tiih hi..
&c. .s Tbs gris sell aud
ESQ him so VI thousinmi, believe
Him faithful. thou makoat him H1 =
QuiIlps
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

a hashfh Young woman from Nh0f
deem went into liarris Grocery store.
rarrYlng three chickens She inquired
thU price of rhiekus Hnd Hi the same
time puf fhem un ihe counter
"WiN they iay ilDr asked ST. Nor
re. Who iid not know ihr rh.ckru. lrF-
were tied
She hll hrr handkerchief n emlnr
re4smtui Wpmeui Hid sald
40. sir thrf afr ruuHtrfH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02
50 MOTE IT BE.

Tho depth and dream of my desire.
The bitter path. wherein ! stray
Thou knowcsi who hast made the firc.
Thou kuowcst who hust made the
clay.
Oue stone the more swings 10 her place
lu that dread tcmplo cot thy worth
10 b. enough that through thy grace
saw naught common on th1 Garth
Take not That vision from ms kent
uh whatso'or uy spoil CO., speed
Help mo 90 noei mo- asa from men
That ! may help such men as ur0d
Rudyad kipling
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

"a nrlih military tribunal u th'
Border district Que momltg asked an ap
pllDnnt iof exemption O. shepherd. ID y,
knew ui amy REASON Why hl- work SHOULD
not ho undertaken hS Woman
a woman once itiDd t replied th'
applicant it shc mndp mc.s oi it'
who was shcg" inquired thr Ohnir.
man.
ilo Peep. answered thc shrphird.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-02

desmond So nill ear ynufe going
iu hr married ai AH
put NhclM ANr ihnt hei was
prayed for n church nr tha thiii time
lost Sundhv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

church were the scene or a delightful
social gathering last evening. The AZ
ta1r was in the nature OF an o~ld-fashion-
ed party and was given by the church
hoard Mrs James Graves. Mrs Il. NJ.
Forlino. Mrs q. r. KtchM. Mrs. Harry
Fetrio ami Mrs Ralph Pierce Was the
ommittee ln charge Tho rooms we've
eandle-lighted and IN attractive fire
place was Installed for tine occasion by
The gas COMPANY. The guests told
stories and sang old-timo songs. inter-
eStins stories being told by Mrs. Van
sickle Mr.. ana Mr-. Graves. Harry rfet-
field and The Rov. C. +. sharp. 4 zpr,J-
ans school was also q feature % tn.
part vhiea was Eroatlr enJoyed. judge
red Barnett and tae Rev. 4, q. saarn
%ero the sc@hoollnasters ana the honorz
ven, 20 Mrs. g. t. Kitohiu. Aprles and
popcorn were served The guests who
numbered about sixty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
WE'LL HE TOOK
HIS CLOTHES OFF

William shelby q ae5ro eaa vorNs
al the Gibson yards. us vaIaIuE
through tnerc Eestcrday Wncn IL hap
pened 10 see Jim Campbell 3ndothor
colored man who shelby q stole a
suit If clothes from hlnl 4 Car aEo.
Shelby went UP to Campbsu ana said.
%ow I've got you, you stole mss SURF 4
year ago. now get cut Of those YOU I've
GOT or" But Campbell hczItatcd and
shelby drew a knife snd bs.ti IL to
C~aIHphells throat.
Campbell then proceeded to dlsrobe
and vas nearly in the earb 81 nature
when the ~stchman cams along and p1t
? stop To u by arresting both parties
At their trial this morning in the
Hammond city court before Judge Klotz.
Prosecutor Clyde Cleveland asaed shcIhy
II he had made Campbell take hls clothes
of and Shelby said that he had not
made Campbell do 1t but that uhcn he
saw the knife he just naturally did II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

tBy 1ntsrna-ioual news service,

by I~ntBrnar1onai views 5eTvlce0
FAIRS, Jan. 24.-The strength III tha
forces 70 be maintained BIZ the alued
and associated powers on the western
front during the period of the srlntstice
was discussed today with Marshal Eoch
end other leaders by the supreme var
couacil, and a special committee ap-
pointed to consider the question.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

avenue. Hammond. had four geese.
three chickens ard one rooster stolen
out Of his basement last night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

lfsEC nunber-----Nrs. w. II MiNe5ca
Address ----Thc Re- LIcSlder
.roup Of songs
(R) when You Come Home
tn} Morning
tcl This Fountain"
Mrs. T J.. smith Of Chicago
Accompsnist. Mrs. George Houser.
NIoiln duet
NInuet~ -Ned and Mars Coos
Violin solo
"Maiden's PRAYER" ~-AIarh Cook
The Gfth division of the NJ. e. Ladies
Md Society met Yesterday afternoon al
the home OF Ms. II r.. Hathaway ia
fsuer street. Mrs. II. IS Poviev was
rue ASSISTING hostess and during the So
III hour they served their guests With
.'aint> refreshments. The member
united and scned carpet rags during
he afternoon ard ? great deal 81 work
,se 7complished. Mrs. SurEant and
Yrs T. Y. Porch Of The sixth division
ere entertained ~ the meeting. In
Two weeks the meeting viii be with Mrs.
r4rl Hathaway. 1884, Calun7e avenue
A meeting of her Sundsy school class
of the NJ. e church was held with Mrs
Sox I'll nor home IN Michigan avenue
last evening. The election q officers
place and vas followed b. an en-
o. abfo social hour when refreshments
. ere served. The f~clioviug officers
ere Elected TO serve Tor six months
urssl5ent. Meth Wilhelm, wee president
lbbe VanBodegraven treasurer. Gladys
-letsoo. ana seeFe'a.S
Last evening 'He ~,,thl,t
7n' 1u''S 80 ,afl
ieeture Of tne mes..as 49,
n odleer5 1o' -,-.f,.m GEES
are elected Pfe7lue"
.hoidier; vice presiaehl- ~tNe
-ocretary- clarence NeldoNt ana
~er. Clara Wsshedsene \ mem
.s'Hpaisn vii he started ~ 1ie i9al
're 7'ta 7''a- 80 r.l1,.
AIRY 6th-
~ all cay meeting OF rms
-rtetE vas held in the hetat. =
iN"7t Christian eAuf1
la2caeoa was served Wy noon l9ll9
e&t Wednesday, afternoon Ms IIaH'
seley Of Summer stree 49,
to the Martha a"a beboran 9ooleet27 ~
nc KING baushteIS = "4 H
Nrs theodore hot ealetla.Heu -
SmosfS ot Nv as.o~,oa, a.
er home ~ LAST 0iolts ~
u @a.hers brought taal. 80
~0itting and durHns me ~.
ere served VIII aes.ns w.e
rams Philips OF mn
49,.
At her home IN Mason etls7s
Brunt vas hostess yes'e4us' 80.
'n ~ Colonial club. f
r1e next club party Elll ?
Mrs q +. Tinhhsm e her hon-e y
~oit street In Two
s@tsrnoon-
The Coiumbia clun va ~
Mrs 7 r Tenant :. :
on bridge vas plaFeo- ~,
club Will ne
lawrence Cox or 9ou'h Jun
Miss htheL .+.
.-sc eHsnins a. hsr nome 49,
rect. II was = business ="
% Getting. In Two weeks ~ -"
- entertained BY MISS Eol'h
~ Elm street
Go
Hammond Aenlpl7 No. -
or VIII meet ms o-s.r
r Temple, corner q Hohnlah sii
,;reets- After the ioass 9l1n
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
CEy international News ssrvice.)

TNDIANAFoLIS, IND, Jan. 24-rh
house OF representatives Of the Indiana
legislature this afternoon adopted, os 50
Q, a rasur prohibiting the teaching Of
the German language in the panlfo
school % Indiana. The senate met and
adjourned until 10 O'Clock Monday morn
ing.
PARIS. Jan ga solemn warning
was flashed by wireless TO ali parts ~
the world today that the possession of
territory gained by force seriously
prejudiees the claims OF those who uzs
that means" a. the peace conference.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
LOSES POULTRY.

sylvester Norash Of II florence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

At the luncheon and thlmhle parry n
ne Harmony club NednesdaN az lf
ONE Of Mrs. W. Il Myers IN hast cit
~ street the election Of oHlcers tooh
lace. Mrs F. F. plckey vas elscted
resident. Mrs. w s. Parker. sscretar>'
nd Mrs. George Houser treasurer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

The parlor= Of the First Christian
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

IS ReceiptS. $4,000: market.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

AZ her home in Mason street Mrs. ".
= Prunt vas hostess yesterday after
noon a. : thimbls party. Her guests
~ ere the members Of the Colonial club
ne next club party Will BE given ~
Mrs. &. r. Tiukhsm 1T her hon1e In De-
-~oit street IN two weeks on Thursda3
e = srnoor.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-24

Fourteen guests were entertained b
49, clara cfuse Of Bauer stree at a
rin7bte party Wednesday evening Th9
.,1Ioz.,nr members Of the 50 and 50
.inb we're present, the Misses Charlotte
- Alma hasten. selma and Berthe
5uro. Grace Broviak. Mae and Frieda
.rsnxe. Eva Hamer. Hazel Rosenhaum
nd pith them We're entertained the fol-
swing guests: Mss Elesterbers Miss
jutsn Rosenbaum ana Miss Edns
l1eckner.