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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
COMMENCEMENT TIME
CATHOLIC COLLEGE, JUNE 4
Bsncdic,ine Sisters Regret Tha,
shakespcArsn PLAY. As You
Like IT," Will No, BE
Given Al This Time

Commencement eAerclscs of IN,
ca'hoile coiiege ~in b. held w'odnc.
da, escnlnx. Iunc 4. a. : O'clock and
Thursday morning al = O'clock. Z,
watch all friends Of the coll ,se ar,
invfcd
The Benedicilne sisters in chArre
rcgre, that x has becn neccssar, 10
i'osipone ihe presentation 81 n,
ShakespcArian play. "As You Like q 81
rAis drama is 80 BE- staged our ci
doors and the unsettled conditions -
the weather during the past month
has made d 80 great . risk. The
renting o. elshorafo cosiamrs ia ,.ry
expensive ana these costumes could
no; BE- held over without doubling
she charges The people viii BE- no
,incd Of The date on which the play
VIII BE- presented next fan and the
tickets held over from Patricia viii
still Dc good
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
THERE HAVE BEEN OTHERS
IN COURT AND SOME OF
THEM HAVE BEEN PUT TO
DEATH AFTER TRIAL AND
CONVICTION; CHARLES L
LOST HIS HEAD

No preceaezf erlEts E11er inserrz :
sonss lsw for ne trial q villa =
Foassaoiser-. ex-euperor Q: Ger
EasnF. by eours q ailses- nevevshe-
Jess tAss SIT nst Ae tne rrsf case o.
nsoasr<is. @zbor, fAs lzs.~ b-oUxhr
. punishment by exrsz-legzs mean.
Tasn Sss.oaeor hexsn 70 be sese---
e ~ his sssdiers IN 1874 sn6 saw azs
F1Sef q fsszi riesorT vanish. be IL
trusted Mars sl Ney s.1 DtaeYs of he
f-ss'n6s slfh tas worf q nexosis.irr
terms with tie zsiis1 e1emy yosers.
TAs allies zrsztsst sp01 Szs.oieons
ssscscs5or 81 E.e1z1f q himself All
skz bears az ezpe-sr y Frsscs sn.
sfax 3. Eszsr Nspcseor oonsensed
-hs szlss rhs-esp,- ~ 70. kznr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
Oklahoma Men
From Over There
Arrive In u. S. A

New York. Juno 3--Morc than
1900 former national euardsmen
from Texas and Oklahoma arrived
here today on the transport Troy.
The principal unit on board WAS the
i4ist infantry. 3sth division, e3 Of.
fieers. 2.e2o men. Among the minor
details was the s6th divisions mill.
isry psiiee company and the sostn
and iiith supply train. Ths men
are under orders for Camps Upton.
Dlx. Lee, Gordon, Sherman. Taylor.
Custer. Grant. Pike. Shelby. Dodge.
Bowie, Travis. Meade, pevsns snd
the Preside.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
CROPS IN LOGAN
WILL Be ABUNDANT
Peach Wheat End 0ets In Splcn.
did Condition, Sunshine All
That l. Needed Now To
Insure Record Season

Logan county viii market one. ninth
~ The fruit of the state. according 1,
slatcmcni of peach buyer who has
made the rounds ~ the slase The
cros IN the county surrounding Uuth,
fie will exceed 90 ear loads II lfes
ent conditions pan oui Early Wheel
81 peaches viii be- ready for the pick
ers by June eo the crop of early
peaches Is unusually promising The
Elbrrias viii be- ready for harvest
early IN August and should real warm
weather prevail during ihe next soy
erai weeks tha crop will be xarnered
much earlier
Tho Ned Holman orchards, one east
and one west Of the city srn In Hplen
did condition The ground has been
pIowed. narrowed and cleaned and
roadways made for he convenience ~
plckors and carriers The fruit from
these orchards. On account ~ The *
crlIent care given will demand murh
better price than the fruit from or.
rhards where less caro- has been EF.
en-" said an orchnrilst today.
Other crops In Logan are 10 sisudld
tape and taking things by aud large
he season of gis gives promise of
} record breaker
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
Elsie Janis Did
Not Spurn a
Single Yank

New York. June 3Miss rlsls
Janis. actress. attached 10 the Am
srlean sspsd,tioeafy forces BY orde'
of General pershlno. reformed zee
tsrday from France aztec fifteen
months with the TROOPS She gave
eio performances during her work
a making the dovahboys lie more
enjoyable.
= am engaged 10 the whole A 4
r." Miss Janis said ~ 10 simply
impossible Cor me 60 pick out any
one Of those thousands OF wonder
ful boys"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
MANY ALIENS A\\IOt
TO BECOME 4. =. <syi/E<>

Jane iefh. the third Monday in sh'
month has been sei BY the fedora
court 10 ass on claims of y number
of aliens who desire 10 secure ,heif
final papers
There are also number ~ first
psS~rs filed thai viii BE- passed upou
al hat ime
The test for finsl citizenship papers
Is rigid During The period rf the
war All aliens were restricted from
securing citizenship papers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
Ex-Kaiser Not Only Ruler
To Face Trial For Crimes

Liz to trial. bs; continaes tue nego.
flAaons In the end. NspoIe0n va.
permitted fc keep TIE title Of Aer
perof. wslh an allowance Of $500 81,
yearly. Chiefly throagh fse infguenc.
q Car Alexander. Esba was created
a prineagals;y for Aim, and be va.
sen. taere sSsen'ibIy a. It's ruler bss
10 reality prisoner
After S4poieon's escape frorn Egbs
and bis defes< a. Waterloo be be
cane IN effecs an ostlaw. He Ted
% Paris from Waterloo and zbdlcsser
again TIE praskisns were marching
toward Paris snfssi on nsasssg Ma
poaeon a prisoner o. war. aud the
Freseh provisional government order
I'd 1Sn to leave the capital Nspol- /
eos was advised % try 70 e~zpe 70
A1nerses he sot ss ssr a. Rocaefors
On the Preach coast. bopinx to find
an American sailing ship there. The
BRITISH mar -of-ssr Belierophon. how
eser. vas IN the hsrbor. and escape
sss s-zpossgEse
Tse Frene5 foTsllsfs were Bo-
Ssvoison. and rz;ser tazn
<sii into fhe hsnss q bls cxn ooup-
ryuen- xzpDieor bozr1es ne BEL
Ie-opzcr sd su--ea1ersd ano0nc--
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
Is Death of McLeOn Hair
Due To Hope Diamond?

Mclean family anbiu slx months.
Mrs. Mclean waa too lil 10 wear tns
diamond, according 70 report. on tho
special occasion Tor which a was pur
chased. but she recovered. aud maav
times during reeant years pooh pooh
"a the notion that ebs diamond brings
bad luck to rs owner
Mr. Mclean. hoseysr. took ne
chances sith the possession he valued
even moro than the world famous
jewel bis little son Il was as IL tho
fatser matched bis love and his mil.
lions against All the powers OF evil
that down the centuries have redden-
ed tbs trail of the Hope Diamond. No
royal prince was ever more carefully
guarded than vinaon Mclean. In bis
infancy he reeeived his airinga in
wrouKhe slsa automatically locked
Fo-cart Friendship. the home Ia frant
of waicb be Eas struck down. il en-
closed Tith a rock aud steel plcess
fence and he gates are always guard
ed A suits of strong arm guards anA
private detectives always surrounded
the hoy as a further pfeeautlon ssainss
Kidnapping. and five nurses looked
after bis welfare
Yet. IN Ia osn time and way. there
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

SElO<D PAYMENT INCOME
TAX Is NOW DUE

Have sou pasd yoar second install
neni cf income tax yet You Fnsy de
50 nov the books are open
According 10 Hubers Bolen, revenue
collector. cne third ~ the persons who
had income 'ar 10 pay. had small
amounts and paid f. all in the firs.
svmenf large number N ptrsons
who are paving FAX are expected "a
pay IN fuli on their secon5 sns'as :
menfs
Some 0f the clerks say there were
some persons VINO bad only four dol
lars 70 pay and only paid one dollar
On fheir first tnsfaifnens
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
6t THiRlE BOY WAS
N FRONT LINES

First Sergeant James klrkwood
Com. sny L on tgthria. was am0ng
the heroes ~ the gEih division. that
arrived IN New YORK hsgbor last night
He lined up ihe several hundred boys
from this state and had a piciu9e
taken. Sergeant kirkwood II Tbs
vourgrsl son ~ James kirkwood oi
this city and is chip off the old
block When ~ starts in TO Do some.
thing he usually accomYsilahes his pur
nose II is said that klrkwopd did
some stunts whin on the front lines
that won for him honorable mention
for bravery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
RED CROSS WANTS
All. KNITTING RETt RNED

All fEnishsd knitted articles should
be sent In 70 the Red Cross rooms
without delay as the shipment ~
ready and waiting. and the depari :
m.nf ready 70 close ss soon a. ali
articles are sent 10
n those Who fsye noa finished their
knitting sfii hurry up and get their
soTs IN l. sfil hesp matters greatly
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
NOTED TEACHER AND LEc.
TuRER rs COMING

Nj ~ q Provinces. successful
Sunday school teacher and lecturer
has been secured by the sunday
schools Of the city. for lecture on
Sunday Schools ana citizenahip' on
Thursday evening 1t 500 O'Clock a.
the FIRST Methodist church. corner
fsroad and Noble.
Mr. Provinces conducts one OF tho
lArgesi. IL not the largest. sunday
school classes in the state. aud has
stirring message that no. one can
afford to miss. No admission charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
BIKE DAREDEVIL DEAD

New York. June daredevil " A
schriersr. the cyciist who missed hIs
leap for life" down an incline into a
tank IN yancortlsnd PARK last SUNDAY
died In a hospital here tonight from
his injuries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
eloop STAINED cssoeoAso
ioUNTlFits woUlp.sE ASSASSIN

wsssinssor. ssne s--A hioec STAIR .
e. ee-cussSr's ioertficston check.
feesc .. srors q NJ pslr-ers resicenos
cary tsday sae~es ira; the snar
ehss sr-sseo - ~ssnirssor .; so;so
e'eioSs la, risns srsr eNilsss,psis
Ne ~ers olrecsis sro~ tire sriea STA.
80 10 TIE Palmer he0se ard erly .
se~ r.iruses eesese the esp,osiea Ne
~as seer siloNssns frs- street car
fr~ eioess s~a, ~ c S srvsps ~
wsrsor. n c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
DIRECTORS C or c TO
MEET AT CITY HALL

There viii be meeting of the
Chamber ~ Commerce af the oiiy hall
~ O'Clock this evening Matters of
importance 70 the city will be ~ for
discussion and falI attendance Is ds.
sired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

~ssnsrsto-. Js-s S-ortec,,ses ar
ees.tiss ssst s,r s,eeesns ~ ths a.
srxslss tee a. q s-,au sc1ersts ees
irg "a sees fro-n .hs sro-t coss .
Atterres Se~s-al eAlrser's ec0ss ~a'
sSles respersisis ssr tns es~,e pace.
hipssf eeins -ss~n q eta irsssss
- &c hosss. ar pessbiy 80 eoeo.
sssss PARA = the r,sn ~ers rlas
teres % noeses across TIE street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
VIENNA BAKERY SOLD.

Tue Vienna bakery has been sose
bT Nrz Ritzhaspi 70 Mr. short os Nor
man NJ short has already ssken
elsrse Of the store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
FEEs PILE UP.

During May. se2.Ics was added 70
The state treasury by fees paid into
The Office Of the secretary Of ssase.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
PEACE TABLE SILENT
As TEUTONs CONFER
utit> tNtniNi> ~ IN
DAtl nIiOi>DIR Witi
lii utDt ~ .tltuN\
>ofis ~ ~ ti,Oss
rOI>u ine>tIlR


Cepsrhsasn. lurs "a s'honsss and
finn'sh fsecss have taken rssrsasss.
according 70 an ureonf,smsd tslssssm
from vasdos rscslvsa by the Nsueasl
rldsnds
ulcahsviAl ruie 10 now A an s.d
IN Greater Russls, ps,geafsd ard
Nosco~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

ANOTHER SyMrArHy ArRikE.
Vancouver, y G. juns LA usaassi
strike of ofgarxsd labor ia vanepu
YER IN syapashY with tire Winnipeg
strike, effsesivs al u ~, today. was
eaiisd a. a naas meeting lass night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
Methodist Sky
Pilot to Preach
From, Air

->s~ sers. Juns s-fAs s,s.l
s<r~,e~ fre~ tNs az pFessAes b, ,
-sss n'let- - ths ~sskesss sNarxN
~sil hs Nssel nsr - tns Nsthos.s,
o<~ssHsf, sspesstlon % es hsla a,
Seis~,ess ohse. Jsss - 10 81, a
ss<eretne se tentative eisns a.
eesnees hsrs sesssrasy.
&seersiHs - srss agents.. tss
ssrsi ssr~eH ~.n b grssesss =,
q r.snisssr ~>e ~li fos, secss TIE
sssss - "a oo~srssstloa. a. q
rsssss - s.cec 'ss . - ra mss
s@ss ~sli es ase.els 70 sil. b, msaa.
q wireless sslephsps ano a -sss
pNe~e sttsshrsnt
tes ersss assrs sl.e proposes 70
eslisss al ths esn,sns~sns ~ tAs
eesntfy fsr tAs sseosuor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

Paris Jane win ihc terms ~
peace. With lhe exception of few
soeiiona, submitted 20 the Austrian
Representatives and ~uh auled -
erts working on the reply that viii
be made "a The tssrn,an counter pro.
poaeia the Wurk ~ me peaee confer.
'nco IN Paris ~, lar the time helnw.
mafkns time rhsrv VIII be 90 mnet
ing AZ ths councll u fnur 'uday t'roa
ldent Wilson conferred wlth Amprlcaa
specialists whn have ih~ ,i,fniAn sna
WEI IN hand and with the othes mem
hcrs of the American mia.son
Austrian chancsllev 60 Leave
nr Kari tenner Austrian ehancei-
lor. and head - the psaeu misnian ~
The former dual expire. II etpecssa
90 havo Paris tor Switzerland taias
and q ir pruhahir he wlII proceed a.
far as tha austrian Frontier WHARF ne
Il eAl'"ctsd 10 meet metnheFa ~ his
cabinet, sho viii discusa wlfh him ihs
anemcr Austrla wili mahp 20 the ailiea
terms rae Aaalfian reply i doe June
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03

Ssw O-ssz-s. La. gsn~ s--Te-5 xss
Fs.-s Wednesday sz-ze-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-06-03
One Bomb Hurting
Anarchist Hoist
ByHisOvn Petard
Would.Bs Assassin. Who Attempted To
Take Life of Attorney General Palmer
Was Victim of His Own Deadly Missile;
Evidently Stubbed His Toe az He Was
Laying Bomb; Explosion Follows; Was
Blown To Bits.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-16
Prelozil j. E. S. Vojan

ITO vypada veru hrozne"
pravila Lucy. "A takovy star,
clovek - pres osmdesat! Ale
isem rada, re sem Sc S MIN s..
sla, kazdym zi'usobem'.
Ustala V feci, spatrivsi Stan.
ley Rydera V chodbe. Bylo zf
mo-, re il hleda. Odvedl il k.
stolu; a kdykoli pax chvfler.
Montague phi stole pokradn,
Sc ma ne podival, videl, re Ry.
der zaujal vyhradnt vsechnl
jeji pozornost.
Pc jidle odesla spolecnost d.
hrdebniho salcnu, q Ryder "a.
hrai nekolik Choplnovych no :
turn. Mezi hrou ami ma oka
milk ne"dvra.il oci cd Lucy
Montague zachytil poznamk
Betty Wymenove: Muslin ri
ci, re zpusob, 5sk 81 Stanley Ry
der namlouva Ia ~iana, je roz.
hodne nesluSnV".
Montague vyhnul Sc nekoli
ka pozvanim Ike ire ' karty a
hmyslne pc cely vecer dlel p3
boku Lucyine. A kdyz konecnt
Stanley Ryder "ozmrzen odess y
do kurarny, obratil Sc MontS-
que k Lucy a pravil: Lucy.
musite dovoliti, abych S vami !
tom mluvil".
"Nenamitam niceho proti to
mu, Allane", pravila Sc slaby =
pokusem o usmev.
"Ale wy mn6 musfte venovl
ii pozornost", PROFESSIONALLY
~Skutecne neVlfo, CO Je to "a ciJ
veka, S nimz opcujete a co lido
o mem mysli".
Sedela mlcky, kodsajic e
nervosne do rtu, zatim CO MOI
tague il vypra vel co MONA pr
ste, Jake povesti Ryder poziva..
Jedine, co mo!.la odpovedeti.
bylo. Jest to vSak velmi zaj:-
navy muz"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-16
Napsal Upton Sinclair

"Nshledala ,ste v mem ted
tax hrozneho tloveka, jak jst
ocekavala", pravil Montague.
"Byl napro3to okouzlujici"
della Lucy. "Ukazal mne celou
avou sbirku a vyp:avel mne hi
storii ruznych maleb a sdelil
mne, jak Sc k MIN dostal. Nj
kdy V zivote jsem iosud neztr;,
villa podobnych chvil'.
"Dovede byti velmi zajima,
wynn muzem, uzna-li Ia dobre",
pfisvedccoval Montague.
"Je balcony, pravila. "Df-
vate sc ma tn suchou postavu q
do te uvadle stare jestrabi tvl
lie, vroubene bilym vlssem, &.
iekl byste, re je V obdobi st !
reckeho detinStvi. Ale jakmile
prOmluvl - nedivim Sc, re no
Tide poslouchajf!"
"Poslouchaji!" rekl Monta-
que. 20 tom neni sporu! A ia
Ike neni cloveka We Wall Street.,
.ienz by byl s to ziti ctyriadva-
Get hodin, .jakmile starry Dan
Waterman vazne Sc "a MIN pu-
still"
"Jak to probuh dela?" taxa
la Sc Lucy. "Je tax obrovsk..'
bohat?"
Mem to proto, re by mel to-
lik pen6z", Wy ;vetloval Monta-
que. Gale ma rladu mad pen6-
ri. Je panem bank; a zadnv
clov6k nemuze ud6lati krok W
Wall Street. aniz by on O tom
v6del, chce-li. Muze zniciti Il.
yer clov6ka: dokaze, re vsech-
ny zapujcky jsou mi vypove-
zeny. A jake iednotlivce, tax
muze zviklati cely penezni trh!
A pax, uvazte jeho moe W
Washingtone! Pouziva spolkJ-
We pokladny, jakoby to byl I
jedna.~ jeho pobochich kanca-
laTi!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-16

~"Nepamatujete be ma mne
|ti ano snad?" pra1 il omen pan.
Muslin doznati, Re nikoli",
Ioyla odpoved.
"Jsem plukovn.k Cole.
Ale Montague svfastil oboci
este We vetsich rozpacich. -
'Plukovnik Cole p opakoval.
"Byl jste jesta prilis mlad,
abyste sc mohl ma mne pama-
ovati", pravil plukovnik. "Byl
sem mnohokrate We vasem do
ne. Byl jsemv brigade vaseho
)tce".
"Ovsem!" zvolal Montague.
Prominte mir.
"Nevadi, neyadi!" pravil
,lukovrik, usedaje vedle neh :.
'Je to opravdu zcela mimorad
re, re jsem vas monl hned po-
matt. A jak Sc vede vasemu
)ratrovi. Je take v New Yor.
1u?"
Jest, vece Montague.
"Tot' skutecne neobycejne
1oteSeni pro mne', zvolal piu-
1ovnik. "Myslil jsem, re ne
nam ami jedine zname 1--WE du
e v New Yorku"
"Prisel jste sem ma navst5-
1u?" tazal Sc Montague.
emo, prichazfm re Zapa-
luz, del plukovnfk.
"Je to zvlastni. co Sc tax ne
,dy prihodi", pokracoval po
male prestavce. Ones prave
sem V myslenkach prisel ma va
.eho otce. Dostal jsem totiz MI
,idku cd kohosi, Jenz ST preje
loupiti nejake akcie, jichz tro
thu mann, = akcie Severni Ms
issippske drahy".
Montague sebou pohnul. 20
,ravdu?" vyklouzlo mu re rtu.
"Ano", del pIukovnik. "VaS
tee mne primel, abych jicn
rochu koupil, to je ovsem .jiz
'elmi, velmi divine A cd te d.
~ jsem je mel. Zapomnel jscm
liz ma ne nadobro".
Montague Sc usual. "Az Cd
,udete sve akcie", pravil, mi
etc sveho kupce poslati Ike
nne. Vim o vatsfm souboru t.
hto akcii, ktery ie take ma pr)
lei.
(Pokracuvani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-09-16

"Jest mnoho zajimavych M
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fekla zpfima, Lucy, del Mon.
tague. "Nezalezi ma tom, roz
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Vo - Jednou pro vzdy".
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hlascvala.
"A Montague soudil, re Timed
provedla svuj slib, protoze pro
Zbytek vecera Ryder oddal s
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lIodou nahledl do knihovny a
spatrll, jak predseda Gotham
ske uverni baEky je uprostred
skupiny, jez rozcilene pfetra
sala otazku rozvodu. Manuel
stvi jest hrichem, pro ktery CT,
kew odpfra rozhfe SEMI" slysel
prohlasiti Stanley Rydera.
NSkolik dni pc teto prihodt
ceka! Montague na priteIe, jen1
mel prijiti k obedr do ieho no.
telu. Sedel We vstupni dvorane
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Ia minutu nebo dse pc te ma
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no obliceji objevi. Sc vyraz q.
zasu. Sci pax k Montagueovi {
pravl: M
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snad Allan Monte
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
NEW AUTO
SALES COMPANY
OPENS SHORTLY

The East Chicago Auto sales Com
pany, under the management of George
Sabo. and located next to the Homo
Cigar Factory on Chicago avenue will
open its doors to the public IN the next
few days. 1t VIII carry a new line of
pleasure and commercial automobiles.
The front room of the large. new
building will be used for ? show and
sales room, wherein at frs. viii he
shcwn the Hupmobile. the IT, tfie Truck
and the Huffman Truck. The roar por-
ton of tho main building Will be used
FOR a service station for the ears which
lre sold by the company
The rear addition to the main build
ing will be occupied by the East Chi
cago Painting and Trimming Compa ny.
Tbs new building is $4,000 struc-
ture and will be well equipped to take
care of the city's auto sales business.
The company Will also open a sales
room in Gary some time next month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-08-28
GARY TO HAVE
REAL LABOR PARADE

Gary is all primed and set for its
monster Labor Day parade and celebra.
ton providing the weather jinx does
not try and cut in on the affair. resi-
dents will see one of the biggest cele-
brauones of its kind in the history OF
the city.
Complete arrangements for the labor
parade were formulated at a meeting OF
the committee al the labor headquarters
last evening. Chief of Police Forbis has
granted the request to parade. Besides
bands, floats and other novelties there
will be every local in the city repre-
scented in the parade
Following the parade. the crowds will
send their way to the East Side park
where speakers of note are secluded 10
address the workers Gleason Park will
also be the scene Of monster crowd,
where another interesting program s to
be given