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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
uousEs ron sALn

HuNHhS Fpu hNLb VI
ltsT CuMIiitEn Nrs huusAlov eat
font fine usiuhho hood seven rOrws
bsN srtsnFement basement sud sstHsr
''. 'a'h ha'an.e monthly ~0 h'
dir A. cN'fsufiiusf, home tut rt o.
aslri llsstr iu,rsitgaW W.y.
t!l hohns"nr rhoo. ,iSi
NfWPuRr ioG fot ale MoRme,ulr
.ntissr modern otth buit iu ts'Utrs
W itr mo FOR NNl particular "
Nhfglt rns 'h Leonard ush
hNSr Sipt ooid i,s room hlH.slc-
el~,tTitIN wr' al .rndh 'of uI IAN
ms ,'osr to Nashlnston ',h"ol ''2hu
900 each rh,su dt'n
TiiRft ul.OCk~ ,outh 81 C.iholi. church
t~o sior'. fnom dwclhus bs,rmrni
garage. .srVsni' austtrts IDEALLY ~
fcni o., Iooms upssuts t's.u. tcfms
Ihlpu ttln
NuN sNlt = sudIi tnut room dsrNinE
tas, sAltiur iisiAnfr. one block fruW
school laIt hiura ~ a. uur CO.. pave
mcnt .. tuu ~ uoO dosn balance
AZ t"ri i.r'lr urcols Nca.y Go
rlnu" 9'fl
ron sup rwiid s,shl roou tou.'
rain lrsll' nHouAs Nrs,b Go rhuut
fpR SNlt 49, ovtrt s,,,n taou tur,a
IHN With i'HhIt ..rruiug Ipfh aHu,t
living trow witt manf.I duns t.uw
lirski.st f",W t.'...I Nut hfrr bel
f'urns on nr,i nui t.' uleh dcnufitcd
cement has'uoi,t .stnar sgd df,e~N
ffuIi r',s goo nstf' rittttr. fl,I
from school ard church on krudhIl csr
limo srt'r trsts Of waving psd DO
es'ed At 700 last iioiss rhonc gflp Il
ot 17io
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
WEARING APPAREL

HiGHESr PRICES paid Tor second hand
elothinr shoes hats efr Phone tiN
GRAY FrR StT rhsap Phone $500
Hl0HFsT pRiCt1 rttp Tor meas sec
ond hand clothing shoes sud hats fhons
2Ssi
HiouYsf pt,r.. p.d 10, men. ..sono
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
nousEs foR SAN

North side a., room modern hose. ~ih
hasrmeut close In hardwood floots
throughout oil huiltin features rood
well. gAfagc cement drive and chicken
hnnar and paw Phone h2nnl
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED

Good location for millinery Store
or viii consider buying Millinery
store IN good location, II price is
right
Phone 1851
FARM WANrFp. Hrhiy ,o loo acre, m
proved Within tirht miles 81 lil-a
VIII .~sse 9th option OF putrhass - h
consideration Nddfess John 9 loss.
Il rhnue -
WhNTFp tr oNcF rhte, or four rpon.
furnished apartment or house Must he
mptein. beet references gwen Phone
71rn
WNNTtn... Three ot fouf room furnished
house or spsttmrptNh, couple With no
children Phone l1is
WANTED lMMhpt NrtlY nntufnshsd
modern house apAtin ant 81 hall ~ IN.
pies house Must he within walking
duan'e Of town. Hest Of references
o. lhone l0ld
wASTFp ny man sod VIII. employed T,
No children; one Nat ..dwo Sfre unfit
nlshsd roams IN either private home ~
hNh slsss boarding OF roomtns hsuse
Chase IN give price and location Ad'
drsss a "a Tsl.s worldn
WANTED TO RrST one hall Durle, Nm
furnished close In not over thr-.
rooms must he large rooms ave loea
lion and price Addfss, O "a. Tuhs
World
WANTED ~ man ani wlfe no children 8
one or too rvcm unfupished efficiency
apartment, clo-e IN. Apartment With
Murphy Ina door bed preferred Advise
be GOOD ,i,e Address G1i rplsa w@ld
OFfi'F WANTED--ns.h space In office
eentrally locsi~i or ~ih 90 In WITH some
one aud rent offies SHAVING office and
stenogrsphie expenses equAlN 0ood op
porinriii for fsrtory repfrsrntaiivs "a
lsbiish office 9th minimum espense
Wriie or phone Leo W Whit~nsn. Hotel
Tulsa room 500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
HOUSES runSisnEp

sOR RFNt tighi room house rent 80.
no'etr n Ynu hiy furniture thsab
tot rash fu of feomeFs rlosr m CAL
at $40 g. Detroit " phone 500.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

50

TuR SAlf f,rr apartment .its Sonih
'ii" estra htse ,uf ct y 900 Leslie
Nfoots Neain 60 rHo'r 2-71
ron sNit 81 IN t.t highland ,ddi
tion On Federal stfr.I Tor sdfi rhona
NiiAJ
fuR SALE so,i,o t-nt lot w ras, u.
linois street kttpstritk hsishn ever
looking tho eiU fof ~ ltO rsrus
one fourth cash halsnce s., See kns
IrAnl 5a fifsi Nsuonsl blds
Hhanr 2ih0
RON pAlH B.sutful s.U front So Too,
lot rlass In on Nofih nsston only eight
blorks out, ls'ss,h Tor " 500 Teims
one thitd rssh. hslanee es.f se. Russ
!. Grant, bIi fitst Nation.i bds Phone
9itn
ZINl~ n. ~ fot sale. 4. d.nd, a.i
fruHi lot rtsr VI $50 Tor lev dAls
Oh, PHONE 2'p2 ~ ii0a v
tNtNt CtloiCk east font 10, on Norih
Euuis o. $50 hak~f Investment com
rsny rhonr loN 7ili
fOR sAl.E-aio, H. block 80 lfvlng
p'.s ~ Owner Gosh Kelley Phone
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
EMPLOYMENT.
siruArIoN WANTED rrMAtr

hTuATiok WANTED FEMALE IS
fNtkdEllt, practical nurse wi1hos nuts.
ins Phore f0Sa
hhflNkb LADY --Manis po.iiton a.
hous'h -~psf TOT viiowef shste there are
children one Who Knows hp~ " cook
sud kcep house Add q uAte World
OIL .fltLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CAL 5000
POSITION WANrRDm Nv experienced
.lsnosraphcr and bootseepsf rhone
1855
POSITION As not sFkKFpRR hy widow
with little sir S eAfs ad Mido~er
of bachelor Phone HAI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
LANDS AND rAsMs ron sALu o.

LANDS AND rARMs ron sALn s7
fOR sALr-1 1hiriy sets. suburban prop
city. nine room house ffse gH too
ssrsge, sni plenty outhuiidinss Two and
one hsh mile out tighi up asaina good
oil production an Ideal country hone
Tor tiOOnO Terms $4,000 cash bal
sne- 10 mit see Russ l.. nrsnt bit
fifsi Nsuqnsl hlds Phon. 2io0
ron s,l.k .aoo ssre. In Cherokee county.
highly improved 73O acre. slfalis bot
t"n and close IN Tahisqush. will he
paved road this year by this farm fot
sn psr acrs. and ~ili rsrry . iosr oi
ti0 600 s~e kns 1. gfsnt Sia First
Nstional bldg Phone 7ito,
fuR sNIF lao su. Of Al farm. truet
and slisis land on new rost road,
three mlies frcm Tulsa south Tor si7A
per sers A resl bargain Tor cIoss In
sers tsris aee Nnss l.. Urast SIC FIRST
Nsiiarsl BLDG Phone als0
rOR sALr 100 acss. 80 scr.s river bot
tom lsnd In Chsrote. county. 20 Arres
In cuiii.s,ion hAlsnss In pas,srs rood
tour recm house barn aud ouihuildlns4
for eth per sors nlsek limsstons bo,'
tom land Zee Npss l., Ovsnt Sit rirst
National blds Phone 2lh0
ron RALS-- ieo scr... ~ m,les saa
Rroksn Arrow psyias roysiiy of t61 so
per month 100 acres In cultivation, bel.
ancs Va pasture Eeed feur voom hoass
and barn, sandy lesm sytl IN heart sf
IN. s,ryhsr Pool far. .lfs psr .sers Ne
Russ T. ursnt 5il plrss fstLsnal biAa
rhsne 2is0
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

WANTED NEAL ESTATE ~
WILL PAY tNSii Dor ,.Jsut of impro, oi
TULSA rfornttN W Maitrf who're Nnut
prrprfiN B., Inr.'sd romr SOC ~ r,on
Rrsltj To- 1nf Rnh,usou bldg Phone so
NJ uNtt fNs uf 81, room madsrn 90,
tasr in NNatsidt .huol distttri tsTns
Ndd 4 o.. rare world
fuN SAN ~ room dsrliut c'o" tn
uNrrt lrsrs iu 30 Ani s,t. s'.p mouthN
trpt 'nn. . huo iosu pucr tr
r'udss htniiuts iu nine rooms ialk
Vuift thing, Ike this don lasi Leslie
htools N's'i, company rhoue esii
luTS Pau vacant t,sidsur. lots IN Iors
her Ola ave nunlcts shd prire ifsi
lsuef !eA nilumotc hldg osl.hpma
tN
pu NOl VAST Co hu, house or ,o,i teh
~ 40 N~rrrsi aii Robinson fhobs
NINN
WILL rAN Spot cash 'or 'at on paved
street u" tr sp'D Ma a. safo Ward
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
FINANCIAL
susIsrss OPPORTUNITIES

nNoiFh'n 'FFohfVrifiEN ~
jon PRINTING rot sale ~ trade. job
pfinuns office iully equipped Address
John Ie.hsf go kAst second st Nich
iA hsn.As
fOR SALf--l7t share. rafkvu. Ou
stosk Tor ssSo N taken 81 once Add
az care World
RonMlN0 Horsf" groceries. confsc.
honrfY stores. hcauty pafots millin
cry shops We can suit Vnu Swsenry
"a Robinson Phone siio
fuR SALE or TRNpF Rr,isur.nt H.
iutes and possession " building Apply
Past Archer
GROCERY STuRE -for sale Al once, rro
refN store dong good hutir~.s In
good towr hthct business reason Tor
selling Cleppef Cash Otoerr,. ClAr.
more ukla
BARHEk s. Two chair hop for sale Ia
live oil taNn near Tulsa Priced ~ sell
Address noi I a. rste World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

Housns FURNISHED ~
flNF WooM n'NuNIOM patty fuf
e'iS y FourtA. kendsh rhope .sI' =
MNlN \ MO Nrs., farn,,s.a d, ,oom
modefn Oungs'u~ 30 children Phone
fuN ktNr Nins rom bfiHk home com
uIc'tb hfui,I,d srt,auts rooms sud
rsrsge 'ot t~o cNts 'lN psf month
Nddfrss = hos li1o
tki NruN D. 100 Tor teot pe~ h,t
room modern tntuishei tousr ir,hdiUs
telephone .rd piano rhon, efas
OFFICES AND pnsN ROOM ~
IOK RtNr uus h.lf ~ coH,cnisrtl, 10
Gated utf," Telephone SAt'us'un "tn
uffiCF KnOM fof tvrt. Furnished ~ 900
furnished Csl IT rvom No 5o,. Rccicf
hldg rhnns igst
oFttCE VopMs iur tert Phone TOii
offtJts fOh NtNr N No. NutiG ua,
ipg nt,t sisu htsptoot vacuum c,sah.
tns hGht shi heat FURNISHED rsasoA,ll,
rsu, Csll world o'he.
STORES AND WAREHOUSES; ~
tpR RfNT FRONT spA,c op MAN fcf hat
trtN service or wi "auitrg ulaut Hobart
tsrare tlp Main
NiCE Roou n eoo t'o,t South Main
suitable iut store rhou, i'1
sloRf RonN ror rsut ulutr : y
N,sri n " Ttitd Phone lFri
buH RrNr -- s,of.roon fof tsot 10 Laf,ss
Bda formerly old World huii4ins ss
FonHh street ns-lv t'Hodslsi Ana "
fit,t class eond tioh best ,ho- -tbdo-s
u eity chssp ,sni snd long lease nee
lst'on "efla e'h".
WANTED no RENT ~
MANTrD Ntrrl, futpithei tive ot Al,
roam houfe ot apafturut on South SIDE
b, lAtusry ~ ,tuits rhdrs casa
WANTED 10 KtN1 i,s ~ ~ At,s
With small house ard sAtsf suitabIs iHf
tAlsing piFt and rhirkens not t.f out
1ot y tVood Tulsa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

CHEAP yARN land In . essasry tist never
halt Va . bs's sf tsst,oa per ssrs sni
from 20 10 40 bushels % cora. Hls free
range sni . fine frv,t eoustry plenty st
rood water small essh payment hsiAnss
p 70 -au.l ys.r'y. .psymens W, Psr
Asest Tesss OkIsk~ns q Iasisrs Rail
road 60 Brohsn Bo~. Ohls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

LpIaomes. ASGG-7G&l
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

FuR sALE-t,u desirable Sou,h sads.
two story resldenrs. rrNly decorated eof
nor lot siv rooms and ineiosed sle~pins
porch VIII cell iuruish or uniur
nisbed bargain u sold at oDcs Csll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

SIX ROOMS and bath basement. fireplace
built In fssiufrs, ost foo's. ivory Nnish,
nleey decorated east front rarsge on
az lin, Phone 3a05. Room 227 fifsi
Naiional BLDG
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-14

POI Rrit y, li2a Fot sis BY owner
rrn four room plAstefsd rottaro two
blocks northeast Kendall college
FOR SAIf 4 ss rom mod-ra EAST ''St
house near hish school. soma terms
Ub.V. qsVa
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
Hundreds of Mermaids
at Hammond Park
Classiest Costumes Around Lake
Seen Yesterday at Famous
Lake Front Beach.

Hanmond's classy bathing beach
and bath house at Lake Front Park
was visited by all enormous crowd
IF heat-reliet seekers and it is esti-
mated by park attendants that
fully 5000 people were in the water
during the day
The crowds came from Chicago,
Gary. East Chicago. Indiana Har-
bor and Whiting People from
Grown Point We're seen there.
No beach cast Of Manhattan
beach has acquired the vogue of
the Hammond beach and the scene
was a brilliant one for all the
colors Of the rainbow were reflected
in the multi-colored bathing suits.
Hammond has placed no restric-
tions on suits worn by women as
long a 5 the OUTFITS come within the
range Of decency and 70 this fact
is attributed the crowds. Many Of
tho fair bathers wore elaborate and
picturesque suits of their own de-
signing 40 stockings are worn as
a rule and the swimmers enjoy per
feet freedom.
Chief Austgen has police on hand
to guard the beach and Officer Bor-
chardt is his own censor. He saw
nothing wrong yesterday and no
body else did II was a well-behav-
ed crowd and the animated scene
was a great credit 10 the city of
Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
WILSON IS
ORDERED TO
HIS BED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON. July President
Wilson. Immediately upon his return
today from a weekend cruise on the
MayAower. was ordered to bed by his
personal physician. Rear Admiral Cary
r. Grayson. Who said that the president
was suffering from an attack Of dysen-
terry.
admiral Grayson stated the president :
condition is not at all serious but that
he viii take no chances and viii keep
him in bed until he has fully recovered.
He hoped he said. to have the president
up and about in day or two. although
he could not say positively when it
would he. The president is understood
tc have been anxious to keep the appoint
ments he had made for the day. but
Admiral Grayson persuaded him to post
pone them
When the president went SATURDAY
night on his cruise on the Mayhower he
was slightly indisposed from an attack
Of indigestion and the cruise failed to
beneht him.
The presidents engagements today
called for meetings with Senators Edge
of New Jersey. Norris Of Nebraska Cald-
er of New York and Cummings Of lowe.
in addition to Thomas Nelson Page. am
bassador to italy. who was scheduled to
tender his resignation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
BERNSTORFF DOES
SOME MORE TALKING
He Wants Germany to Get
into the League of
Nations.
A. G. ANDERs son

ISIAFF CORRESPONDENT y. SERVICE
BERLIN, July 20. via LONDON. Jufv
p. Every body living IN German
knows that We neither would or could
undertake war Of revenge" dccls -el
Count von Bernstorff. former Germaa
ambassador e the United States. IN an
address here this afternoon.
Count von Bcrnstorn also warned
against speculating on a war between
America and Japan. which he said is Il
mistake often made in Germany THIS
speculation. Bernstorff added. would re-
vive Germanl's old reputation of hgur-
ing on dlscord between other nations.
Such a conflict. the former ambassador
argued. is made further improbable be
cause the United States is concentrating
cn her Pan-Amcrican interests while
Japan is looking to the far East.
The protest under which our govern
ment signed the treaty still remains IN
full force. but having signed loyaltS
and honesty demand compliance" con-
tinued Won Bernstorf
This. however will not prevent us
from announcing 70 the whole world that
our foreign policy centers in revision-
of the terms promised be S1r ~-.N --r-
les"
The ex-ambassador also said that tho
safest foreign policy would be for Ger
many to strive for admission into the
league Of nations as the best way for
facnitation of foreign friendship with
the allied and associated powers and 10
insure "a fair revision of the peace
treaty. especially aiming at union of
Germany and German-Austria ami the
restoration Of lost German territory or
leastwise of the German nationality of
its population"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
POLAND To
APPEAL FOR
LAKE co.
County Auditor to Take Ap-
peals From North and
Calumet Townships Be
fore the State Board.
SPECIAL 10 THE TINES

CROWN POINT. July 21.-M e.
Critics. city attorney cf East Chicago.
and others III North and Calumet town
ships. have sent in an appeal 70 Counts
Auditor George 81 Poland from al in
dustriaI assessments in North township.
Appeals also have been filed on the Illi-
nois steel Co. L. S. Steel CORPORATION
and Inland steel OF Gary Appeals have
been made also on all real estate and i'm
provements. all personal property and
also corporation excess valuations IN
calumet township.
Auditor George NJ. Foland Is appeal
ing on all domestic corporation blanks
Med in his office UP to this date because
thev have been crronously made out.
The assessments on some may he too
large. iii many cases ne real estate vas
shown. others failed to list their Liberty
bonds. In other the stock plus the in
dqhfednees WAS not deducted from the
assessed valuation The amount Of cor
porate excess having been determined
~ the Board III Review upon domestic
corporations returns are too incomplete
far correct computation therefore many
unjust assessments. County Auditor
Poland viii appear before the state Tax
Board with these appeals at the meeting
af that body beginning July 2lst at In
diana polls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
HE'LL HAVE TO
drink VINEGAR,
COURSE He WILL
Slick Stranger Is Mourned
by Cobbler Who Is Now
Minus 20 Smacks.

The slick stranger entered the little
shoe repair shop Of Joe Madulski, near
the South shore station in Hammond.
saturday evening. He caught Madulski S
eve and went into the bedroom at the
rear Of the shop where he carefully de-
posted two jugs on the floor.
Madulski followed and was greeted
with small glass Of whiskey. Then
the parley began.
Hide EN- quick. here comes 4 cop.
Interrupted the -sIich-stransar. Joe gave
them shove under the bed
Gimme twenty dollars and I'll &c;
out the back way" said the visitor and
oIadulski hurr edly obeyed.
The cobbler returned to his shop after
the man had gone. found no COP and went
back for d snort from his jugs. lie
nearly strangled for the stuff was old
eidar vinegar.
This morning Madulski explained il
all 10 the police. The stranger had evil
IDENTIFY slipped his sample from bottle
on his hip. The cobbler wanted TO know
what could be done.
About the only thing you can do is
Just go ahead and drink that vinegar. .
was the only consolation the police could
offer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
CROWN POINT LOSES
PROMINENT WOMAN
Mrs. e. r. Cole, Locally
Famed for Her War Ac-
tivities Is Called by
Death.

CROWN POINT. Ind July 81
Crown Point people were very much
shocked on Sunday to learn OF the
death of Mrs Earl r. cole. one of
Crown Points prominent women. who
has been ailing since the 18th Of Js1v
a which time she suffered a cerebral
henorrhage and has been IN very poor
health and great pain since that time.
She was taken to the Hinsdale SAM
tarium about four weeks ago but she
grew gradually worse. the doctors
holding cut little hope for her recov-
cry. Mrs Cole has been a resident
Of Crown Point for many years. com-
in e here as a bride from her girlhood
home at Hampton Ill She was the
mother or two children. Walter who
died several years ago and Mrs. Grace
Clymer Of this city. Mrs Cole Was a
prominent club woman Of this city ana
worked very arduously in Red Cross
Liberty Loan and all drives darins
the war. She was wopans chairman
of the Liberty Loan and also member
Of the Woman Council Of Defense.
Mrs. Cole VIII be greatly missed in
social life as well as her home and
the sympathy of the entire community
IS extended TO the bereaved husband
and daughter and other relatives
Funeral ARRANGEMENTS have rot been
made at this time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
HOW STOCKS
OPENED
INTERNATIONAL NEws sERvIcEI

NEW YORK. July 21.-The stock
market showed decidedly irregular
tone in the early dealings today OPEN
ing advances being followed hy declines
r. :. steel common after moving UP IS
to I1114. dropped to 11ois. while Cruel
bic steel showed a loss Of over 8 points
at 1873 and Baldwin Locomotive after
moving up is to 116l4. dropped 10 ia
- General Cigars moved up points
70 q1a4 Inspiration Copper dropped
IL to 6Gi4 and Marine common. after
moving up = to 645s, fell to 62l2-
Studebaker, after selling nearly points
higher. at 1855. dropped to 1872. Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas common was
in demand. advancing / y TO 16. Mex
lean Petroleum after opening . points
higher at 1917. fell to 194la and Pan
American. after an opening advance OF
2@. lost most Of Its gain.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
MORE CHARGES 'GAINST
JULIA WORK SCHOOL
East Chicago Man Says One
Matron Gould Not
Stand Tt.

IN regard to the Investigation charges
made public recently in this paper about
the Julia Z. Work orphanage at Ply
mouth. Ind many facts are coming TO
light showing thar the school has any
thing but desirable name
4. B. Morrison. 1925 Forsyth avenue.
alleges that Miss Tothe Flood. a~rela-
tive Of his wife, now in educational
work in Chicago. was at one time ma
tron at the school and stayed there
just a month because she could endure
the conditions there no longer Other
complaints have come to THE TINES re-
garding the brutality Az the school.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
WHAT GEN. SMITH
WILL SUBSTITUTE

INDIANAPOLIs, july 2l.-The omls-
sion Of cavalry ndartillery regiments
from the Indiana National Guard pro-
gram will be urged upon the war de-
nartment by Adj. Gen. Harry 3. Smith
which points to the heavy expense
thev would bring to the state because
Of the necessity Of erecting armories-
The federal plan for reorganization OF
tie guard calls for one regiment of in
fantry. two or three batteries of artil-
lery and machine-sun battalion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
INDIANA HARBOR
LOSES POPULAR MAN

Indiana Harbor was shocked TO learn
today OF the death of one Of its best
known and best liked mon. Everett Col
Inns. 341S Fir street who had been i'll
for a week only with typhoid fever Mr.
Collins died last night. leaving a wife
ard mother TO survive him. He was
employed at the Inland plant an engi-
neef. The remains were shipped to
North Vernon. Ind, this morning over
the Monon at Hammond for burial. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Jackson accompanying
The sorrowinE relatives. The Collins
have lived at the Harbor for vars.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
GARY NEGRO
ATTORNEY IS
SENTENCED

CROWN POINT. Ind. July ply a
jury in the criminal court here Saturday
afternoon. John Banks. negro. a so-called
attorney Of Gary. was found guilty on
serious charges preferred by thirteen
year-old Alice Knowlin and sentenced 10
from two to twenty-one years in the
penitentiary at Michigan City, Ind.
The jury was out about an hour and
after returning a verdict of guilty Judg
Martin Smith sentenced him two to TWEEN
ty-one years in the state penitentiary.
Bank was arrested about n month 80
on a grand jury indictment for rape. He
was a boarder at the home of the thir-
teen-s sear-old negro where the assault
took place He was trying TO practice
law in Gary and was recently refused
admission to the bar
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
RIOTING IN
IRELAND AGAIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEi
LONDON. July 2l.-Ri0ting which
begun at Luton on Saturday was re-
newed Sunday when mobs attempted 10
release a number of prisoners from the
Jail 1t was not until this morning that
the police restored order by dispensing
the crowds with their batons. \ num-
her were injured. The trouble started
when the authorities denied the use Of a
park TO former soldiers for mass
meeting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
THIS WAS THE
DAY OF DAYS

One year ago today before dawn
the Germans evacuated Chateau
Thierry and the north bank of the
nZarne, under pressure of Franco
American armies.
column OF the 23th division
Pennsylvania guard) entered Cha
teau-Thierry two hours later. The
Third division (regulars) crossed the
Marine on pontoon bridges east OF
Chateau-Thierry and pursued the re-
treating Germans, while the Twenty
sixth division New England guard)
attacked north Of Chateau-Thierry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-07-21
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvrcEl

YOUNGSTOWN, O., July 21.-
Fully 10000 of the $4,000 steel
workers in this district who have
already. voted declared almost
unanimously for strike, provid-
ing the steel and iron companies
refuse recognition of their union,
improved working conditions and a
readjustment of their wage scale,
according to a statement given out
by John McFadden, secretary
treasurer of the steel and industrial
campaign committee here.