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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
A0f uiiplHlsD 10 ITIiI
O. ANIHitAs liNtIts

hfAing CO., TUESDAY, Repi so.
lf iH Aut true that Mtktean tfnanA
hAkt been ufaefed 90 Hgn upun
AWeflf#H aFlHtefH HYlnH 0sNf Aekts
can tsffliafEi hH had been reported,
says 4 hlHtemtHt Given 4hs neWes
HHpsfH tonight bk ls9uiH Cabrera,
the AfNfttHfH If the treasury. the
faHhlhH nuAefnmeHt 0fttelal Ia Maks
lfn EltA ~ present lie assorted
that afasfs had simply hesn lsHued
lhHt tie movements af nil apihtorH
hn reported
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Harrisburg Motor Co.
Purchases Liberty Garage

Announcement Is made that the
harrisburg Motor Car Company has
purchased the Liberty Garage at
sixteenth aud Walnut streets and
took possession this morning
Fhey viii utilize the new building
as a salesroom and service station
ahd VIII carry line of motor oils
gasoline and accessories.
Kirk aud ochs, the former pro-
prictors, viii remove their interests
20 the downtown service station at
l3l South Third street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Ballotbox Stuffed
in Clemenceau Vote

Parts, oct i,-=Opponents OF Pre-
mier clemenceau We're iubilant for
"a few moments in the session OF the
Chamber of Deputies last evening
when an unofficial count IN vote Of
confidence he had asked showed sol
votes against the government, only
26a in It's favor, The checking up,
however. revealed that there had
been a stufiing Of the hallothox, the
official count showing the adverse
vote really 10 have been only ISIS,
so that the governments majority
although relatively slight. seemed
satisfactory 10 the ministry bench
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Russian Commander
Apologies For Flogging
American Soldier

sSHIAGTuN. Oe,. Iuoxt.
Hakhmeten. the Russian amhas-
sador. informed ths state Depart
meat to-aas that seaeraI Uazan-
of. the supe Ffor Husstau .ou,-
mHndef in siberia. had a,.sIoe-
t.rd to haisr General araxe..
.oa ~ handing the American forces
la siberia for the Iuelaea1 az
Iaan. siberia. september =. Ia
tolNiBE the arrest hy Cossneks of
n" American onTicer aaa enlisted
s"au aHd the foEgiHg of 1he lat
ter.
The ambassador also said Gen
FrHI tozHaon had promised fs
eafi for the punishment af an.
troops which had been guilty of
the mistr~nfment of the AmerI-
eunA.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Ship Bearing Belgian
Royalty Will Dock
at Hoboker Tomorrow

New Work, oct, /. - 4 wireless
from the steamship George Wash
ington. aboard which arc the King
and Queen Of the tiegtans, reported
the ship 200 miles east OF Sandy
Hook at : "a, IN, to-day,
Port Of emharkation officials In
Hoboken. who received the message
said the liner probably would not
dock before tomorrow morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Lard Prices Drop in
City; Now Sells at 81.

Lard IL doing It's part 10 lower the
hiHh cost Of living
within the past ten days drop
of cents has been reported IN the
price OF this commodity, To- dag lard
u retailing Ia practically all city
stores for 80 cents, uH compared to
60 cents. ten days ago.
Decreasing of pork products eNr
ports and the approach of the FlauEh-
tarinE season ie the cause assigned
Tor the sharp drop Ia price. other
pork .. nductA show siilght decrease
ln the Wholesale pflt but this ts not
reflected IN the retail market
There nave been no notable
changes In prices Of other staples.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
EARL AURAND is
HONORED AS One
WHO FIRST FELL
Harrisburg Soldier Who Gave
Life in Battle Cared
For" i'm Drive
THE PLAN Is MADE CLEAI
All May Subscribe Toward $50
For Each Soldier Who
Went Out
A LAST SHOT FOR
AURAND

Earl Aurand, Harrisburg sol
der. died months ago In France
- wounds received In battle
It's death was the first reported
of Harrisburg fighting man. 1t
Is a coinc .deuce that the first SEQ
subscription for Harrisburg's sol
Hers and sailors memorial was
taken out for Earl Auraud.
Here's "A last shot for Earl
Aurand, said the person who
left the subscription At the Cham
bsr Of com meTce rooms.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Presenting Corporations Side
in Probe lie Declares L. y.
Can Not Keep Up In Race
With Norld
MEANS DROPPING
uF PRODUCTION
Tells of Wages and Welfare
Work Accomplished For
Employees. "Nonc Treated
Better" Judge Says

Washington. nef tf urEgHa
saHffal HrIHstufs Iu fEe Irifsa
kfatss .ft means aefar aHa tNe drop
8sae ~ production" JaaHr Eiuerl
HE G#fg fHatTHHu ef lHs board oi
fa. Entsd states rtes. HurFHfaflan.
Isrea ta-faf Bn presenting ths
,nrorauana side uf fhe steel s'ut''
tn fns Fraaff investigations 'am-
tHsfet
IA msara tH# s#aHtfs .aH Hei
ksep up tH fHs faes nala tHr nefia
ta.B ST. Uars "lt means 'hf feil.
a.uan fear England e Bog ior8#t
upen shop laig issse
Hftsrauba tHa4 ths open ahep
vaf ns btE ltHHs ia fhF pfsAenA
sfrae JHase garg DECLARED teai y
t.f tbt epIalgu of fhf wofia Wet
arsr suuRs mrsH mote pred 1Etloht
f.tltH. HtfHuHs $3.50 WHTe FfueEgfAtf
.rH rHat taFE8 shops Wrsn A'"'t
srnH aHanu #H8 lfes HtHaNt
eltfa Nflt fNt#s tHfu. ta'A bst
rtfeuHHe fu EHt Eltti tafhtlE
tHuHa# #uUHltt*r. tttHe ...
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a.a Hassf fsafH ~ tHsEf t~ patHis
H.f .fa Asf control ut th.F iN4@h
r. Ara mHaf fNaf HtanE. iht"h
IsferHrE d. testimony 90 tFfs..'
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8.sfHt. 81 sHHHH NfEHHtagfs EtA N's
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Senator's Agree on
Treaty Vote Tomorrow

q AhHlA11uA. Os1 lwnse
HHigits ~ Haa llsmssfHlla senate
4 ST. HNfsNH ~ aHs la AHHlH
&HfAHA - D go 80 - affan ga
fAH Aiasf Aassif Hfs - lHf FFHfe
fffHfH ~ ksaHfng fell uepuAH
HfHas r. AFH HeslHas pTgHssiuk
NhAf 80 nffsa HlaaaA hN Haa
faeff - nfea sa lhs gsusssNguA la
fffaaafaHHl eafH s4lsslaHA HFnHtHa
- fAs fffHfFr ~ ssHs eTaWaMsa
- alsgsAf ~ 80 hfHHfar IslpA
ss4s Haasf HfA hafafa aaIaAsala1fssl,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
President Arises Late,
After Restless Night

Washington, oct After rest
less night President Wilson fell asleep
during the forenoon to-day and arose
late, Rear Admiral Grayson. his per-
sonal physician at o'clock this aft
eTnaon issued the following bulletin;
"rhe President had restless night
and consequently Is feeling some
what jaded to-day"
The Presidents general condition
was described at the white House
as being as good as IL was yester-
day despite nis restless night.
setback was not indicated. IL was
said.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
More Men Returning
TO Work at Steelton,
Plant Officials Say

EeEHHuUH "a FNs Bethlehem Steel
HiaHt $50 better to-day thaH yes
trfHuE HuI mere men have
reported for Nuth. according to a
statement sam4uK from the man
aEeF'H office latile alfhrultg Vas sAr
ptfltut.d lH htspiug uli the depart
meats THrulHs ln good sNupe.
Aa statement could hv secured
fruW the management as 90 the APP
Humber ut meu uaW work
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
NEGRO aIeIs 90 YEARS

satiltirht - j. ttNt !, - II took
lees than so minutes to-day ta try
hnd sentence ta from 20 ga so years
~ state Prison, James Writings. tho
negro Tor whom a posse searched
continuously from last Monday be.
eause ~ Hn attack neAr Merchant.
Vile an q White woman, the wife of
h HhipkHfd worker,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01

Washington, Oct. /. - General un-
certainty as TO when the clocks Of
the nation may be turned back ami
daylight saving abolished seems To
have resulted from the action of
Congress in repeating the daylight
saving act In answer to numerous
inquiries officials have pointed out
that clocks may not be turned back
until the last Sunday of October.
or October IS, at a. m.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
BASEBALL CLASSIC GETS UNDER w.;
"OPEN SHOP" DISCUSSED TN PROB
THERE IS NO
STRIKE!"

Neu York, oct. As far &c
lhe Bethlehem Steel Company ls
concerned there IL no strike" de-
riatet au official Of that concern
TO-DAY.
AsTt me correct myself" he
added. 4 am lending dignity TO
thr situation bY saying strike
There hes been no strike and even
IF there were one a. bethlehem
Euu would still see the workmen
aud people going alauE iu the
even tenor ot thelf waNs"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
You May Still
Secure War Record

Many calls have been recel...,-
for extra copies Of Mondays issu~
Of the Telegraph containing lists 81
harrisburg heroes in the great war
Those who still desire extra copies
may obtain them as long as the limit
ed supply lasts. by calling at the busi-
ness office Of this Newspaper
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01

kcdlnnd I1cld, oct !. ~ The Reds
and White sox got OF in the nrst
game OF the Worlds Series here
this afternoon with Ruether and
Wngo tor Cincinnati and Cicotte
and Sohalk. for Chicago on the re-
spcctive pitching and receiving ends
Confidence was indicated by state
ments from both managers Moran.
OF the Cincinnati team said:
We have clearly earned our way
into the series and We will clearly
earn our way through IL. / believe
that we have the better pitching. |
have SIX m@s. any one OF whom
can depend on for excellent service. q"
Manager Gleason. of the White
Sox, said.
My boys are "a great bunch and
they are going 10 be very hard TO
beat At the same time / fuzzy real
tzc that We are going TO bc submit
ted to supreme test ~ this series.
ANY club that Coulu stand of the
Giants as the Reds did on three
different occasions is going TO be no
easy mark for any club. But
believe shat my pitchers have been
underestimatcd. We are here TO
win"
Two hours before the time for
the game to start, the pavilion and
bleachers OF the park We're nlling
up rapidly, while only scatterin, :,
Of spectators Were in the grand =
stand and boxes.
More than dozen bands or or
chcstras entertained those who had
JourneNed to the park early aud
numerous quartcts and individual
vocaiists Wed with one another with
singing nnuulHr nNrs
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
anu m NlsIr Wllso>

"HsHFHHF"Hl w NUT NIHTIIHW
~ cities ph tour that Wlli carry
them Go the faelnp coast King Al.
bert HHd queen Elizabeth. af nel.
slum, viii arrive in Washington oe.
lehsf - o. be the guests ~ the
president and Mfa Wilson 81 the
Nhlts lluuhe
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
TuGnoAT MN srIsIKE

NV York, oct, I, = tlose up on
the heels Of wulkout of 1000 At
lantle coast tugboat men, from
Maine To Florida, two other strikes
involving shipyard mechanics and
longshoremen were called to-day In
tho New York district. By noon
time three shlpyards In Staten Is
hand and one IN Brooklyn were ar
fected and a.000 Brooklyn long
Ehafemen had quit work. Union
leaders said the number OF striking
lonRshoremen would be increased to
10000 by night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01

In all OF the war work campaigns
undertaken In Harrisburg since 1917
the actual canvasstng has been done
~ volunteers, men and women. who
gave weeks OF their time to the So
hciting Of individuals and establish
ments For the first time since
war work eompaigns were under
taksH an EFFORT IL being made TO
put over big .dea without the
assistance OF solicitors.
In the campaign 20 secure funds
for the soldiers aud sailors memoir
ial to be built AZ the Thirteenth
street end Of the granite State street
bridge, subscriptions In most in
siafSes VIII be voluntary, There
Will be no huFruhs by enthusiastic
workers. The people OF Harris
burg, n the memorial Is Ia he built.
must solicit themselves. They have
already started TO do SO. returns at
the Chamber OF Commerce show,
Ia Give Recognition
This city sent a.5o0 men to the
Army and Navy" said the Rev. Dr.
Robert BaEnell this morning,
Each Of these $500 men had
friends ari relatives The memor-
taA VIII HF 'FHtteu FnfuNNh f-u SUD
scrtptions credited TO each of the
$500, As subscriptions are made.
the names Of those subscribed for
will be Withdrawn from the general
list and published In the newspu
pers, NoW u strikes me thau the
friends aud relatives Of these $500
men--and the people OF Harrisburg
gerrally, whether they knew any
Of the soldiers and sailors or not
VII not be backward IN seeing To IL
THAI proper recognition is given each
one of them"
first subscription
The hrst subscription made was
that for Earl Aurand, To-day nu-
merous either subscriptions are be-
ing made. and, while the general
campaign does not open until next
Monday no subscriptions will be re-
fused before that time,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
THE WEATHER

ffafglHbaFA SAD tlplHlfTl lsagst.
ifsHf AhaksNFa gaaHlnAI ..sa
fbsFAasff saIslHN iefs esFainess
fsAsfNFH FfHaAffAAHlHf llaaak :
@flN aNFHalaHaf AHassgA "a
slskf aHa IhaFAaAfs Hlslaks
fsaesfafaFsf HfsAA eaAl sslaas,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Ilil.lsn M n IIail

haIisbuTst Ia. uet ! fhfee ehils
affH acre burnHa o. death ana three
hHuHfa destroyed - Hre a. tho dram
fHHt fHmpahba settlement near
fHHhAilaH last nlahi. according ta
N6fd received here to-day
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Fatally Hurt in Burnham
Plant; Dies Within Hour

Ilcwistown, Pa. Oct l.-Jamea
". Dalby. 10 years oid died here
this morning from injuries sus-
tanned In the Axle Plant of the
Standard Steel Works at f3urnham.
An hour earlier. when the handle OF
the sizing peg punetured his abdo-
men. Daily served In Company ST
liz and Company NJ fts Infantry
In France. and saw some of the
hardest lighting of the war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
WANTS PARLIAMENT CALLED

IA1ndOn, Oct. I. = William q.
Adamson, chairman of the Labor
party TN parliament and leader of
the opposition there. has telegraphed
to Prime Minister Lloyd George ask
lng that Parliament be summoned
Immediately.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
LEAVE FLAGS UP

nAE thousand ia nfteen hun.
dfed soldiers If tho World
- War viii be ln Harrisburg
tomorrow, Friday and Saturday
1T this week tor the convention
af the American Legion and liar.
riHhutE0tH can pay them a hand
some tribute hf leaving all the
decorations which were put out
for the Welcome Home celebfa.
tlan remain for the week, lu
their honor llaueeh elders aud
huHiHtHAmen have been urged to
have the FLAGS and bunting In
place, 80 that the visiting soldiers
Viii feel that harrisburg In glad
lo have them here for the first
aftersihe.Nur gathering,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
WHITE SOX AND
REDS ARE OFF IN
WORLD SERIES
Cincinnati Team Is on Short End of
Betting; Both Managers Are
Confident of Victory
WILDLY YELLING CROWD OF
FANS JAMS THE BALL PARK
; 4 S 6 7 8 9 r. H. Z.
UnUNNU = Hkzsx
uMMEN .Gw
{ llicago
I OinCintlatl

'N'''' "'''
Umpres--RgIer. Evans, Quigley Nalun
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01

j. tulllns, RI, Itdth, ID.
T.. Collins 20. DaubcTt. ~.
Weaver. 3h. Groh. 3h.
Jackson. n. Roush. Cf.
felsch, cf, Duncan, lE
Gandtl. IL. kopf. rs.
liisberg, ss, NCalc. r.
Schulk. e. Wineo, e.
Cicottc, =, Reuthcr y.
The play hy INNINGS:
Collins Singles
FIRST Inning White Sos ~ j.
Collins up. Ball one. ball two. Strike
one. j. Collins singled to center.
IL Was line drive that landed di-
rectly In front of lioush. Eddie
Collins up. BAH one. Strike one.
Eddie Collins forced ]. Collins al
Hecond. Ruether TO kopf T. col
Inns attempted TO sacrifice Weaver
up. Ball one. Strike one. Eddie
Collins out stealing. Wingo To l;ath,
jackson up. Jackson flied TO iioush,
the latter making a great one handed
catch. No runs, one hit no errors
second Half - iiath up. Strike
one. Hath was hit by "A pitched
ball. lie was hit on the back and
walked TO first Daubert up. strike
one. Daubert singled TO center.
Ruth taking third. II WAS clean
drive through second base. Groh up,
Ball one. ball two. Groh flied Ga
Jackson and kath beat Jackson's 5
throw home. Daubert remaining ON
first. Housh up. Ball one. ball two.
Strike aae. Dauhert out stealing
second. Schalk TO Ristarg. Ball
three. Roush walked. Duncan up.
Ball one. Strike one. Ikoush stole
second, Schalks throw was too high.
Strike two. Duncan was out. Ris-
berg 20 Gandill. one run, one hit. no
errors.
Chicago Ties score
second Inning ~ Jackson up. on
Jackson's drive 10 kopf. the latter
threw Wild TO first and Jackson took
second base. Felsch up. Felsch
sacrificed. Rcuther TO Daubert, Jack
son taking third. Gandil up. Gan
dill singled 10 center and Jackson
scored. ltisberg np. Strike one.
Ball one. Gandil was caught steal
Ing. Wingo TO Rath. Ball two. Strike
two. Ball three. l;isberg walked.
schalk up. Ball one. Strike one.
Ball two. Schalk flied to Roush.
one run. one hit. one error.
Second Half - kopf up. Strike
one. Strike two. Kopf famed.
Seaie up. Strike one Ball one.
Neale out. Il. Collins 10 Gandil.
Wineo up. Ball one. ball two. ball
three. Strike one. Wingo flew TO
Felseh. No runs. no hits. no errors.
No Runs la Third
Third Inniug-Cicotte up. Strike
one. Strike two. Ball one. Strike
three. cicotte famed. ]. Collins
up. Strike one. Ball one. ]. Col
Inns flied 20 Roush. Eddie Collins
up. Ball one. Strike one. Ball
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-01
Chicago Ties score

TTIIFH InElIIlG-tIcotte up. Strike
one. Strike two. Ball one. Strike
three. cicotte famed. j. Collins
up. Strike one. Ball one. j. Col
Inns flied TO Roush. Eddie Collins
up. Ball one. Strike one. Ball
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03

nue. was q Chicago shopper the latter
part OF the week.
Mrs. W. Hagedor Of windsor Park
was the guest Of her daughter. Mrs. H.
Breckman, Of the West Park addition,
Friday.
Little Pershing Msros OF AtcHlson
aNenu is quite i'll with a very bad cold
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Green Of Central
avenue entertained a large number Of
friends at their home at a dancing party
FRIDAY evening. a dainty luncheon was
served at ten-thirty.
Mrs. Oscar GALES OF Myrtle avenue
was 2 Hammond shopper the latter part
OF the week
Mrs. Springer or Roberts avenue re
turned home after spending five weeks
a. her former home IN Independence
Kas. visiting friends and relatives.
Mr.. Fetch Of Myrtle avenue, who vas
seriously injured in an automobile &C
cident. has fully recovered and returned
TO work Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Hannon OF Cleveland ave
nue. visited at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. J. HannapeI Of Englewood. Friday.
Mrs. Anderson entertained the Good
Time Club at her home. Friday. The
afternoon va. spent in sewing after
which A dainty luncheon was served.
Mrs. Milton Levin OF Amy avenue
was In South Chicago on business, the
latter part or the week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

lohn hammer. who has lived In
Waiting Tor eight months. during
tme ne has been employed a. tho :.
-. Company. has returned to st. John
10 reside with his mother
Ar and Mrs. Peter Koch OF olive
street. visited their nepehew. Joseph
h~aefere At the Mercy hospital an
rafcsgo and found him to be improv-
NIX
-Dges Iampmsn. son ~ CLYDE
t.smnman OF sheridan avenue has re-
termed home from the South chicago
hosp tai where he was operated ON
Ter mestoid.
Nndre0 Ksmmer is spending a few
ds at St. lob visiting with friends
LsNerne Gillette. accompanied ny
Homer slider OF Pullman. we're guests
Or his parents. Mt. and Mrs ". H.
Gillette OF Central avenue.
Mss Ursula Gueruou assistant art
teacher 10 the Whiting schools. has
lett for Davenport, la, 10 take up her
new duties in the Junior high school
All that place.
Mrs. Hoslle. who has been here as
ne guest or her sister, Mrs G. w
F~r-denburK, OF Central avenue for
several days. has returned TO her home
IN Van Vert. Ohio.
Mrs D. D. Griffith. assisted by her
daughter. NrT J. w. Burton. viii en-
t.rtain tbs Plymouth Aid Society at
her home IN Central avsnue tomorrow
evening.
The whiting Lodge. No. s4s, X o.
= will ceiebrats their tventy-seventh
anniversary az the F~ishrupp hall on
neat Thursday evening. March stn. All
nsubers and visiting members are
urged 70 oe present
AZ tne nesting o. the Boy Scouts
they were given q lecture on First
AId and bsndsginE by Or. Frank Doh.
the S. Q. Co. physician, The boys were
muca pleased with the talk and they
invited DR.. Doll TO asaln address them
~ sorns future date.
Frank z. Lewis or TaPorte avenue
vas taken to the Lakeside hospital in
chicago on Friday night, where he IS
UNDERGOING theatment IN an Effort to
iarros his condition, which may ne
c.ssltate an operation. For several
dsys re has suffered greatly, but re-
norts Erom the hospital now are that
~ 4. resting easier.
Mr.. and Mrs, jay Ritter % Ham
mond. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs, L
: Ritter or whiting on Friday eve
ming.
Er. ana Mrs. Hugo Koch visited the
lstters brother. Joseph schaefer al
Neercy hospital N Chicago.
Mr. Woods OF Lowell has aiken a po-
stion IN I. 3. Ritter's drug store.
The Christian church viii hold theil
regular annual congregation meeting
- tbs church tonight at which tn.
election OF officers for the ensuing
year viii take place.
Albert Hultsren Is threatened with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Kassum OF Short street. visit
81 her seven year old son at the Pas
-svsnt hospital IN Chicago and. found
hin TO be improving. The boy f. SUI
f~ri1E with a broken les as the result
% being hit with an automobile.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
LOWELL
RENSSELAER,

RENSSELAER,. Ind, March ? 4
terrific burst Of speed In the final five
rinutes OF play. at which time they
We're trailing BY seven whole points.
saved Rensselaer, from defeat in the
seasons nnal, which was STAGED
against the CLASSY Lowell I'VE at the
nigh school court Friday evening. The
close Of the final chapter found the
locals lcaCing by a scant tbree-pint
margin. 81 TO IS. but they were salts
fed even though failing to demon
strate a convincing superiority over
their opponents.
The work OF the Lake county nve
surprised the Red and Black. as the
latter had defeated the upstate hve on
their own court earlier in the season
and were anticipating no such re-
versal on the part Or tn. visitors. Is
pecially since the latter We're on 4
strange course.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
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TO Do THIS

George Wentworth. a letter carrier
here, has worn a pair Of shoes with
Ne0hn Soles four months and two
DAYS. His route is twenty miles a day.
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Have Neolin Soles put on your worn
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