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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

to encourage cToty hoy aid girl IN
these great states TO have an aEoi&-
lion 10 attend this great annual edaca
tional and recrratiY9 event thereby
better fitting them in sGue way for
the duties and pleasures Of life.
Tie attractive force behind this
publicity VIII be tho NOSE complete ex
position If southern resources that It
is possible 10 assemble at any fair
in the United States for theTo is no.
section WHARF TIC natural RESOURCES.
are. SO observation-disclosures has more
extensive wheat fields but raises no.
better wheat; Illinois greater corr,
fields but no such possibilities; Ore:
gon greater apple orchards but NO.
such apples--and so it rs tllroagh the
items Of oppertunity--an niintitahle
field for thousands OF ambitious and
energetic youth IN every part Of
our NATION.
Added to this exposition of solid
resources will be an amusement pro-
gram which viii excel all former efs
forts. The latest and most attractive
features intended to please and ia.
struct will be provided ard the rae
ing features viii this year be aug
mented by two days OF auto racing in
which the most daring dirt track
drivers in the world will compete..
Then there viii be Victory fireworks
and more music than has ever heen
provided with an additional number
of wholesome diversions on the Mid
way which has never been exceeded
in point of number by any Fair in the
wozld.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
GREATEST FAIR IN
HISTORY OF SOUTH
nTEREST AND INQUIRIES FROM PROSPECTIVE EXEIB-
RT0RS INDICATE THAT SOUTHEASTERN FAIR At
LANTA GA. OCTOBER 1921, WILL EXCEED
ALL PREVIOUS ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Ehe Aioh staFaard OF excellence ST.
sAiaea W the aFst efforts Of the man,
lssmsnt ssS tha Southeastern Fair As.
Ss0sataOnetcgSsta q crest fair IN
he Hovaheastern states which would,
y graphic msaner. display the an,
Avail prOgress and through this exhibit
Of accomplishment inspire others to
greater effort, has awakened such an
interest in the possibilities OF this
enterprise and elected such expires,
aions of apprOval-not only In Georgia
but all over the section Of country
which reaches from the corn belt to
the Atlantic, that it has become q ba-
:ometer by which TO gauge the expecta-
lions Of the management as to the pos.
sible success OF each annual fair.
This expression Of concern this year
indicates that in point of general inter
est on the part Of those who plan to
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

nook and corner OF Georgia snd the
borears OF adjacent states Every
newspaper in the state viii be used
fer advertising and pubhctty and
every tom that is important enough
10 sustain poster sd9erising service
VIII carry the "a sheet posters swhioh
tell their story even to thoss' who
travel at seventy miles per hour. Every
legitimate form Of advertising will be-
used sAp& It literally means that thu
units Of advertising in various forAas
and number OF advertising Insertions
will reach the millions. In making
this effort the management Of thu
Southeastern Fair especially solicitq
the cooperation OF me people Of GeCrI
gia, the home OF the lair, TO hellE
make this advertising 100 per cent
effective; ii Is nol enough that tAeEi
shall know about lhe lair, for tnA
goaI Of the e1eol@ is attendance end
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
IN THE Pic CLUB Roy.

CNatiencl Crop Improvement Sert3ck1
Il every community where Tiers = .
pig club boy you And the livins -.
snfpla Of progress, because having
rssAihg TO unlearn he properly cares
for hia pig and Enthusiastically talks
b father. brother Spd HsghborS. a1dc-
Snsws tAsn AiA p:x y Nee q Mp
claims. II s
The most skeptlcal Ars ASanA to b
convinced xaAt thGy kavs exArlOO&0d
something and that t64 ~ club ~
hae opened d new incentive 20 - bot-
ter and Afd to the 10y OF iiVtAg
: Formerly hogS 10 the BOuIA we're Apt
considered es collaeeraA bR TIE DRAk
@s Aow have aARGaA 20 AAoAcS Me
farmers FOR one or more brood sows
when recommsndsd By their -oOanty
agent, and generally consider that .
young brood SOW inmunized by COM
petent expert on hos eholeyR y worth
SIS more than the Wd-fsahieDeA hog.
The pig club boys are nevdlutsoAla-
ing the hog industry and ars proving
that the average farmer IL wasting Ai1
time raising cotton on cotton.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
" hoes AND pcrAroEA wN

tNSuo1al Crop Improvement 6erNce.l
4'eca'fe OF the economy with which
the Pug Iconverts Its food into edible
hesh' thlS snimGt steadily increases in
importance as Oue population becomes
more dense.
fraeUdily every farmer should raise
ana ratteh pigs for family consumption
u not ro1 msrket upon culls and sur
pius poratoes ald sweet potatoes, IN
order 10 Ar0htab!v conserve a valuable
putritive lmaten3l that would other
wise be Wasted Pigs win properly
utiaize many Other by-products OF the
farm such as dairy by-products and
kitchen ahd garlen wastes, as well
as grains that csnnot otherwise be
probably disposed Of.
We should dismiss the idea that
profitable hog rasing belongs 10 the
cora belt only. Denmark raises no
corr, yet produces more pork of the
highest quah ty than any other equal
area lii thtk word The South can
produce ho more cheaply than any
other place y earth.
Pigs prod9ce q pound of gain from
four to five POUNDS cf dry matter while
fattening cat teQhire from ten to II
pounds. The pig Yields from IS to 80
per cent Of bis live weight as dressed
carcass; the steer only 55 to 65 per
cent.
No Othe line Of stock farming can
so quickly vel brought to profitable pro-
duction with limited capital invested
In stock ad equipment as can the
making OF neat from the pig. In many
cases the COVER should boz only fat
ten his pig Int aIso slaughter them
and market the cured products; OBJ
tanning increased profits even though
the undertaking be a small one.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
GEORGIA LIE County.

uniey and byJftue Of the 1ast,wil end
testament Of j. y. King, late Of saie
County, decca4 !. duly proiattd in Lei
Court ofordi1 ry Septemacr ieln' !
10, aud the authority therein given, MI
be sold, at puhIa cutlery, to the h'shes
bidder, for cash, the first Tuesday =
October. 1919, aithe courthouse 200
in aaid County, stween the legal hour,
oil eale, the folloSing land to-wltt;, L"f
ofland number ninety -four, containing
two hundred as,drwo and one-half acer'
MOI + less; Als ths. West half OF lot
of land number niAety.three, containing
one hundred and one and one-fonrth
ace4s, more on less Also the south hall
OF LOT oil land numer sixty cor
tanning one hundIvl and one and one
,tovrth acers, more,r less; Also forty a.
crps Of land in land lot number sixty.
eight. situate, lynn? and being in th'
Southwest corner tlereol, and bounde1
and lNins in the sha1e Of square; Al
40 five ucers OF landin landlot number
sixt, eight on the VEST side, lying be-
twean lands in King aud 4 J hcLen-
don as shown by dec Eom Joseph q.
t;ricr to toll y King dated .5olh day OF
1893, and recorded ~ clerks
Office OF Lee Superiotourt III Deed DO
ok "K" page 2!2; also twenty acer''
morn or less in land lot number sixty
eight bounded on thc east by iahds OF
Roney and South hy Hilisin@h place.
the nI,! 'erslnspn sct'ieiie1'
as shown by decd romLl7t OSl''oro 70
! \ King, daled litll ia, OF July, 1888,
and recorded In Clerks O. "l Lee sup
crior court in Deed Boo q page 20
Also ten acers in the So, IA Eas' corner
OF land lot number SiNtf t'< a'l u the
above mentioned lands @tr"'e iH'l'g ai'n
being in the2lI Djstri" ot lee County,
Georgia, and containinsin beazsr'sai'
four hundred and scTertr rr''~' more OF
ess, and being ti"frhrl "'i"i a''h
in possession OF the said s k!ng in said
countyat the time Of Ills d tmp7e not DIS
posed OF by the provision o. SAD VIII.
Pc seaion given Deccnbg st next.
This Sth day of september, 1919.
J S King, Adwipistre' de bonls non
um testameafo annexo hi \ King,
deceased.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Georgia Lee County.

Georgia Lee County.
J W Morgan as al uljlliStratior o
James Ms1gan, decea'e Ell, having
applied to me for leave to sell real
state Of said deceased and an ord
er Tor cititaion having. heeDgarnt 4.
all heirs at law and creditors Of said
James Morgan, deceased will take
notice that pass upon said applica-
ton Of September term next Court
OF Ordinary, Ice County: ard UNI
less cause is show 10 the1A,trAry saih
leave will he granted.
This 4th. day + Aug, 1919
A. F. GREFNTE. Ordinary, Lee Co, Ga.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

/ the Undersigned : = ha' g
left my husband and am suing him
for a diverse. have left him ofmy
own accord as his treatrnelftso f me
and mychildren is ulndearable. ANY
person orperson,s writipganmymus
letters to me and my friends will
cease tend to. their own
business as their advise 2tpRnted
Mrs z l. Green
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
Notice TO Creditors

AL creditors vi the estate of Pet
er sIuhbs, late ri lre County de
cea ei are hrieh, lotif ell tn render
in t unr'd, mnnds 10 the uraersign
ID accoIdin2 !" l.w. and persons
'n.en'rd to said esAic ere required
% make untnedinte pAym snt 10 me.
Jim lewis Adm + oil Peter ; ubbs
dertaacd,
This Oct. lSt. 1919.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
lee County.

ZEE County.
ia oG IN order from the court
y OF Lea County, Georgia,
!, at pu0lic cutlery, OH tane
ay in October, 1919, at tie
) door in said county, De-
egal hours OF sale to tt
der, the following land, t.
hali.of lot OF land number
IL (19l in the 2nd District Of
4, Georgia, containing one
!, nd one and Que fourth ac0rs
with the following excep-
: ; more particularly drscrlb-
h from W. II, Kimbrougl'
a Kimhrough to James
4 January 81, 1881, and
les rk's office Lac Superior
= Book ''B' page 500, and
=. irictta Kinlbrough, W,
- ), and Geo. D. Kimbrou-
: tt...torgan, dated April %,
srded in said office III
.'-~' ,, page 4S3, excect the
racts or parcels of said
" = decided by James Nor
" Six and me-half scers'
Frank Johnson, dated
e 3, as recorded in Clerks
= rior Court in Deed Book
, Also one-half acers, more
lie Hines. dated March
. ie,l in said office, Deep
tge 640-l, also onc-half
or less, to Ligg,e Jcmes,
der T, 1891, recorded in
Deed Book "C'' page 73S;
;. /, more or less, to Israel
:. December S, 1890, record
Ice, Deed Book "p" page
:. lIf acerA more or less, To
dated December 8, 1899,
id office, Deed Book ID"
- one-!lalf acere to Geo. 2. |
Iarch IL, 1909. recorded |
Bred Book "G", page
nd on"-half acera of land
Ia, dated January :. 1914, !
"a offi2a, Deed Book II, |
ing ninety-0ne and one
&c or less. The gasoline /,
tower and tank belong to
and are reserved. Also
, :. ~ OF land oil The South !
3 st hall OF lot of land mum
the md District Of Lee
!. ia. the wire and fencing
ST and south sides oi the
I. in said lot Of lani he
/ lorgan aud are reserved
/ yen. January lst. next.
1 eash. Tbi4 let day OF
AlsHs
,iministretor q James
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
noa.enoLEnA sxavM.

National Crop Improvement gsyvico.1
The United States department Of az
ficulture says that there 10 a. incfeaS-
Cd use Of serum arising fren The gOed
results Of the soveEnmAnt inSpscttoA.
Serum VIII prevent tAs 6Aee but
win not care it," says DR kR. Fitch
Of Minpesota.
The fact that there have - 10
sweeping losses through q chOlera
In districts where the segdIH 70 rksd
proves IT, sieecy.s
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
FOOD FOR YOUNG PIos.


- Il was taken with = sewers
. headache and cold, whicb
6nAlly brought on constipa-
elen and bowel trouble.
Physics Of ali kinds were
used and We were obiigaA
20 resort 20 the fountain
syEiaee for help. ] could
drink castor oil like water.
but h did no good Sal@
were Of no l1ae. The doc.
tors Mere pushed. Afsee
@eng three bottles Of pG
! consider myself enSisV
wen" Mr.. John B. capGa
Ne. $40 Pecan St. lesS
WoTtA. Texas. so
Thase VIE eA1ose - Esesan
EosAalED WIN lAm1 DRRa9 T6AS
80 o 3AzaAD@ Rmm@aV 61M
0A&ASA@kA4 CONDITIONS.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
Wedding Bells

a. joSs,H l~pr,s mir If
,sa'I"r L"shurg Young people
'r'hp'9tg rmhaIkinG on the s,a
martin NY atan tatIv dute--in
~ oar ''IFImali ~ is Ilmt The
'rN N'lI y sail Sunday. Can't
T' u Iil'S tecetl.e we were sworn
'%s'cf-oy, 4id even second class
y AYR Won Violate Il confidence,
'1en Ter" larger ii :. licking ii
's "''' MIC ,htp0ir live lorg
~ pro>lrr
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Misses Macy L and Josephine
Forester and Bertha Cannon spent
the week end at home.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
GEORGIA, LEE COUNTY.

Whereas theappraiSers appointed
to assess and appraisc q years sup
port for the widow and minor child.
rem Of D. W. Tisrn, late of sal !
County, have filed in this Office
their return; his is W notify all
persons CONCERNED to show ca'lsr at
the Sept. term, 1919 Of court CT
Ordinary why <aid application fn.
IA twelve months support shnld not
b. granted. Thit July 90 1919.
AZ Greene Ordinary
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Mrs Henry Stuva.I entertained
the Forty4two club at the home Of
Mrs 6 y Arnold
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Miss Kate Harris rnaas n bust
trip to Smithvillo Thnrsad.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Miss Elizabeth DCnison Of Alb
any is visiting Miss Ella N Gcd
win this week
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Mrs Ware G Martin and family
have, returned from Mt.Airy where
thrJ havs ,l,eeu spen ing the sum
mer.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Miss Ena Bridges wholIas Just re-
turned from Persia IS Writing her
brother MI Claude Bridges.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
Mr. J y Davies OF Conitle vas a
business visitor here Wednesday.

Mrs Lizzi, LArAmore has ret0rh-
ed to her homein Macon after viSi
ling relatives here.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Mrs Il b Merlin spent Tuesday
in slAil4&illy.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Dir AND Mrs I II Clark and IT.
tie damghtet Ninifsed Of Douglas
wers the guest OF Mr. and Mrs J G
Pruett. &
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

NJ. Tyson King OF Douglas was {.
visitor here this week
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Miss lVey Ice Bass visited rclat-
ives in Camilla last week.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Mr. EElIowe made " business
trip to Aha, y 'fn",day
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Mrs } d Ship Of C0rdels.is visir
ting her uncle Mr. L Lee.
-. /.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
PERSONALS

Mrs WI. RuRkiey il visiting in
Macon slhs week.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

3 Mr>and Mrs g. A Wallace motor
sd,tosA1bany Tuesday morning.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

Mr. Harry Powell Of vidalia spent
the week .thA witkhome folks.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
J.R. YOungiIood.
JeweElsY OungblGSA.
Divorce.

10 Jewell youngblood:
YOI GFslIere commanded to be and
appear at the November Term 1919 OF
the Superior Court Lee County, Georgia
and make your answer in the above
stated case, AS required by tile order OF
the Court.
Witness the Hon. Z, A. LittleiohD,
Judge Lee Superior Court.
This 18th. Sept. 1919.
u. A. Wallace. Clerk.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

De
NJ ,ei o. his way home fron
me day sdddenlvrrnlrmtcl
e had forgottea sonethins
lie could not recall
Re neaIed home I'll e tonvi
creased and .hrte times b,
i his hcr-e and went, cerFfil
4, p.n.l;eti'o' k ia thv vain q.
!. H. discover Wat he ta'
II. ia Atle coarFr b. l~a'ile''
A,a was met ht hit ,tansht"i
H.! u. hi II T. -nrp 30 Al i.
$50 %
'fa.l'er. awhat have yo'
Ii lkntller2" n s
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03
Smile AAwhile!

&ujiy Ma arur, ~
she lnagaxs;Sl thirf VII
me- a hin?
fec ,ns'ahIe: How could !
| had my club in oue han
wn' revolver IA the ether. e
sur
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1919-10-03

y you'd Subscription.
and YOU can oct 4 BET
ter paper
The Lake County times., 1919-02-04
BITTER PROTEST At WALLACE SCHOOL
HAMMOND TEACHER IN HER SECOND GREEK TRIAL
4 Plea For a Clean Slate

m there council Ia snt nIli ineret of tn
o d u u "a m in th : m true m b n
Al g n w
a wiz he
n 0 h yea
n
ing N e blinds d Of o e m i in theop
n appeal b meno o whon il enter r was made I this evspapNa al
bg n lie e ef 0 he i r side the Ey ysgnau o
put o dst s gre @ 10 lb h pt
sperha du urem L 10 pror npon-ns rha III
e OF e h ) h 5 est n az
and n until e d y council II o these menha been lon
hot Boa know there l wrng poic gdraedn
oo osyem asm med ova s to then esnoant third
T G + h q I
Q L seer mac III + h INN sen fu lie
i v it E
% n t &c
o 10 ca n Al
The of od members tnb ta pu-s honest al did
rgn e p y m ID affairs lstob e pre-
n 4 a ~ . % an ~
mar parent the 5
Q
e o Ic o 81 g ma a n he @ nHston
100 fair 81 i h tim I make g men Y LAY n csb / tai he
pace they eronbn ndRe slip fod dIa the %hor L ppn Them
he city council . fH~ ~ h. Pc m ed ttoo to hi momentth
n = c d
b OF ami a n oc o p nit tin poi ton
TO "a no VI p e an 0 on Harmon like
O disaster
n a mus i i z Q st aodo Hcpror
cred o Al Q n eepatmen He has spen
dd ddment ad deptne and crd
o p most mpot npoflon
ION M pl o h OF b o. pdt and ooh ng Wo
The Lake County times., 1919-02-04
|. ". v. BREAK
OUT IN LAWRENCE
Police Show Extraordinary
Care Not to Permit ANY
New Outbreaks.
CHy international News servic..)

LAWRENCE. MASS. Feb 4-The
presence Of I. W W leaders. the dis
covery Or I w ~ hatbands. ana the
singing u l. " IS. songs have caused
the Lawrence police 10 exercise extra
ordinary vigilance 10 prevent any out
breaks among the striking textile
workers
II is estimated that there arc more
than 25,0o0 workers out TO-DAY either on
strike through failure t. go ~ work.
or forced cut # work by The strike
Two minor disturbances occurred
this morning While a squad of mount
cd police were endeavoring to keep the
crowds on the streets moving several
strikers and their symnathi1ers at
tempted to pull officer Ludwig from his
horse. Another officer fired a shot in
the air as a warning 70 the crowd ard
a call was sent for police reinforce
ments. When they arrived the crowds
moved on.
Earlier in the morning two strikers
were arrested charged With loiterins
The Lake County times., 1919-02-04
DID YOU
HEAR THAT?

HAMMOND is functioning in soviet
style now. Last night there were two
big mass meetings; ore at the irving
and the other at the Wallace school
CAPT. LLOYD is back after serving
in the army. doing head surgery de
viii re-onter eve. car nose and throat
practice. He was at three Georgia
camps and Humphries. Va. The doctor
never looked better.
HARRY FOLK got a black eve.
someone bit /. L. Bomberger on the
knee Rev. Parrett sprsined al ankle
and Roscoe Hemstock got a wallop in
the eye in friendly little volley ball
game last night II was just rough
enough to suit Roscoe.
THE cases against the IS men ar
rested IN a hotel poker game were dis
Witnesses viii go before the grand Jury
at Crown Point tomorrow.
MAYOR BROWN leaves for Wash
ington. D. a.. tomorrow TO attend the
River and Harbor congress He ssys
Hammond future depends on having
both water and rail to offer raanufac-
turers
WHEN you order suit in Hammond
now The tailor asks whether you want
pint 81 quart hip pockets.
A II. TURNER. Fred Barnett and T..
+. Bomberger left this noon for Indian
apolis where they VIII represent the
Chamber of Commerce this evening in
protesting agains: the bill to create a
criminal court In Lake county.
MAYOR BROWN and other city Of
icials LETT hurriedly for Crown Point
this noon when they heard that Eass
Chicago had gone before the count
commissioners to protest against the
paving OF Calumet avenue b. the
county.
WHEN Talbot Chas. Hogarth got in
the army he says ne received letter
from his wife Margaret saying thai
She didn't care for him and was glad
he was gone. Now he's back and wants
a divorce.
THE chamber OF commerce has been
asked to send delegates 70 the annual
meeting Of the United States c. Of q.
at st. Louis in April ard the League
Of Nations meeting IN Chicago.
NFTER his wife had trailed him iron.
Chicago 70 Hammond George a. Rob-
erts was arrested for child desertion to-
day.
THEY can't say Doc Smith hasn't
courage He'll stick his head into tlle
Ions mouth any time and Il 3 regulai
psniel
The Lake County times., 1919-02-04
COAL. YARD
RAISES IRE
Of PEOPLE
A Hundred anad Eighty
Property Owners Crowd
into Room at the Wallace
School Last Night to Pro
test.

Threats ot summary action were
made last night in the Wallace schof
where $50 residents OF Detroit. Harr.-
son and Highland streets gathered IL
make an organized protest scainst
nc plans q the Calumet Coai and
supply company TO construct coal
: ard a. Detroit anG Hnk streets.
The board OF works having refused
he COMPANY permit II was declar-
- the firm has gone ahead and com
pleted its office. installed scales. start
cd the practice II weighing loads o.
coal upon the scales ard is advertis-
Ing that il IS ready 10 do business Al
the nov Yards
II tie yards are completed in The
ace OF the board $ decision and pub
lie sentiment they Will be torn down
by angry residents i was declared
TONE Is FORTE.
The tone q the meeting was fort.
and the tempo presto It began b.
eiecting Councilman Frenk Martin
chairman and Z. 3. Tillman secretary
Spirited talks were made by Har.1-
NIorgenau. Fred W. Miller. ". ". .Ab-
blett, A. u. Gary. w J WINERY aud
Judge Jordan Abblett brought down
me house by declaring that if the coaI
company were permitted to nm fts
wagons Up and down Detroit street
che residents would soon have TO O.
a Calumet avenue folks DO. wear
shock absorbers on their ankles 70
keep from breaking their neoks.
The speakers said they had noved
rom other parts OF the city 10 the
south side 20 get away from c.r-
roundhouses, etc. and did not propose
70 have = coal yard ercroach upon IT,.
-esidence district IN which they take
20 much pride. They seated that the
spur or track from the Erie to the
Monon on which the coal yard pro
poses TO DO business was put in TWEEN
= years ago and since that the dis
tr.ct has become exclusively -esiden-
tisl
Messers Highland and Haman. a ma
jo.fty Of the board Of works. We're
present and assured the meeting the
Inc board would not accept the new
petition OF the coal company for g
permit when the matter comes befo-e
the board tomorrow morning.
The meeting issued a warning t.
the company not - ignore the board
-efusal 70 grant q permit.
The matter OF tie opening Of De
troit street beyond Hink street wcs
presented 70 the meeting and CON
mlttee was appointed 70 arrange :or
I pet.io
The Lake County times., 1919-02-04
PLOT OF BOARD IS REVEALED
BAD COMBINATION
is DISCOVERED
Loaded Dice and a Pretty
Woman Cause of Busi
ness Mans Downfall.
lny 1nternational News service.l

DAYTON, O.. Feb. loaded dice
and pretty woman came near costing
Charles Horton. Detroit business man.
$4,000 and got Helen TAYLOR tho rretts.
One Sergeant Charles TAYLOR her hus-
band. Indianapolis. ard Wylie Dryran.
Hartman. Tenn held by federal au-
thorites under $4,000 bond each
Polire arrested the trio late last night
and they were in Federal Commissioner
Howell's office this morning. Il was
claimed the men and woman were in-
dgcing men t. az 70 their room i'll a
hotel where "a good time was had
in a game Of dice Horton gave his Sc
coo check. but complained later and the
police were able 10 get the paper be-
fore II was osshed
Bellhopg. accused Of being agents for
tho woman we're being questioned to-
day. and the officials believe many 9TH
or men lost large sums. but are keeping
mum about *.