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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-24

liveries with the greatest dispatch last
evening and patrons were all agog to
learn the reason. Everywhere the serv-
ice was unusual and when inquiries were
made in the new system il was found
TO be nothing else than a promise from
the manage of the Lukens News Agency
that he would have alarge auto truck
ready at a certain time 20 convey the
boys to the White City where all the
newsies for A radius of many miles were
invited to spend an evening in utter
abandon and revel. Boyd Lukens surely
hit upon a happy medium when he sus-
gested the truck and the ride was made
with a bunch of happy youngsters feel
ing that their efforts in the early deliv-
cries made were richly rewarded by their
circulation master.
a visitor during vacation days from
schoo at the Boyd Lukens home in 135th
st. is William Brown. a brother TO Mrs.
Lukens. from Waupaca, where he has
been taking a part leave of time. his
home being at Mansion. Wis. He was
here last summer and is called Buster
by his close friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth B~runsden. we'll known
in his city and mother to Mrs. August
Johnston. wife of County Recorder
Johnston Of Crown Point. is a patient
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witnessed the a~eroplane exhibition giver
on the grounds adjoining.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burgess of North
cote ave, entertained at a very nicely
appointed dinner last evening TO honor
the soon departure of Mrs. Wilson. who
is leaving this city for Indianapolis. and
there make her future home. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Dawson were among the guests
at the event.
The H. W. Yants, of the Lake Front,
are on an auto tour for a few weeks
first going 70 Huntington, Ind, and other
points in the state.
Mrs. Z. r.. Lanman. Of the Lake Front
is preparing to leave shortly for Colum-
bus, Ohio. and Canton, later TO the Cen
tennary Movement being conducted in
the latter city. Her little son is &C
companying her.
Mrs. S T. Johnston, of Northcote ave-
whose health has been impaired since
iast winter when her hand became in
fected with a needle thrust is back home
again from the M~artinsvilfe Saniterium
quite herself again. Her experiences
down at the hospital, her care and resi-
has done wonders for her. Mr.. and Mrs.
charles Fdmonds. of the same street
and close n~eighbors OF Mrs. Johnston.
have recently returned from the same
institution and at the same place is Mr..
Eugene Clapper. who vii levidently have
u remain there longer on account OF the
disability he suffers from for 50 great
a length Of time.
Twin City .newsies" made their de-
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at st. Margarets hospital. having IN
dergoue an operation from which she
has rallied satisfactorily and resting
well. Mrs. Brusden made her home with
the Johnstons when they lived here in
North Magoun ave. the present home of
DR.. and Mrs. George ". Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben williams of 145tn
ST.. viii soon be departing for Youngs-
town. Ohio. where they viii vacation
for a time. taking their son Harry. a
graduate Of the East Chicago high school
% this year, with them.
The supper held by the adies Of the
First VI. f. church Of IIEiiana Harbor
in the dining room Of the church proved
most profitable to the church fund. Con
sidering the warm weather and so many
entertainment features throughout the
entire week. the attraction to the affair
well suited the committees serving and
those directing. This fall the dinners
will be held more regularly.
Miss Florence Hauswald. superinten-
dent Of Welfare nurses in the Twin City
field. departed last evening for a much
needed rest at her old home town in
Kcntucky, there to remain for a period
of two weeks.
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TWin Civ
Neus Notes
Ccontinuod from rare tvol

Mrs Charles Edgar. of south Forsythc
ave who may well be ranked a. one NJ
thls cltys earliest and estinahle set.
TIERS. was surprised on tho occasion II
Fer hfthteth birthday anniversary las,
evening With relatives and friends who
hay" Ions enjoyed a like residence hero.
Mrs l. W Giles led tho guests 10 their
destination where n merry evening was
entered into, Remtniencos Of DAYS by
some wero exchanged aud a detchtul
luncheon WAS served with tho daughter
~ Mrs Edgar Mrs 4 f Potts. she who
was until very recently Miss Hazel Ed.
gar preparing and assisting in tho dis
pcnSine Ell the viaoas a slit Of a cut
glass vase was presented 70 Mrs Edgar
and very much pleased was she with II
Those present numbered thirty.
Mrs. q c Hansen. Or Grasseln. viii
he hostess this week Thursday to tho
Twentieth Century club.
Harold and Albert Fife. two small,
sons Of J H Freeman Fife. funeral d.
rector of this city. are leaving 70 spend
their school vacation with their grand
mother down in the southern part Of the
state.
An auto party comprising the Messers
and Mesdames l.. \. O~ttenheimer. Ed
ward Michaels. Mark Hyams and the
Messers Harry y and Louis Haft. mo-
tored down to Flint Lake. spending the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morris. Of Linn
Grove, Iowa have arrived in the city
70 visit with MIR. and Mrs. ]. T. Davis,
the latter's parents. and other relatives
for an indefinite time.
There was a Homecoming 10 Welcome
Frank Blanchard at his home in North
Magoun ave. where more than sixty
young people c-ongregated and enjoyed
a very hospitable evening. Frank has
been released from navy service and
his folks bid the entire staff Of near
II ighbors and friends in 10 greet him.
Five members Of the East Chicago band
furnished the music of the evening and
Miss Lucy Blanchard was the pianiste.
During Franks military career he
served as electrician on the boa he was
assigned. He Will return now to his
duties in a similar capacity at the In
land Steel plant.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-24

Eddie Rickenbacker, American ace
one of the leading auto racers until
the war came along. will be interest
ed in the 500-mile race at Indianapo-
lis, Decoration Day, but not as con-
testant. He has been asked to act
as referee. Eddie has said that he
will not reenter the auto racing
game as a driver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
URGED IMMEDIATE
COMPLETION OF THE
WATERWAY PROJECTS

ST. LOUIS. April neutrality-suspicious.
by congress 10 rover expenditures or
sion nnn 900 within tho next three years
10 make naviEahlr III" Mississippi river
from Minneapolis to tho gulf. tho Mis-
souri, from Kansas City. tho Ohio from
pittsburgh and tho Illinois river from
Chicago, were urged in resolutions con-
sidrrnd at tho closing session Of tho
mississippi Valley Waterways assocIa-
ton convention here to-day. Need or
any outlet other han by rail tn New
York for tho products which the Mis-
SiSSipp valley is prepared Ia send
abroad and tho consequent employment
which the plan will furnish for the re-
turning soldiers were suggested as rca-
sons for immediate action on tho pro-
jcciS.
Creation If u a;crwaHS commission.
separate fro mail executive branches OF
tic government. ia carry out tho river
development plan was advocated by Jas.
T. Smith. president of The association.
J.cgiSla tinr. hy congress to prohibit rail-
roads to renew rat" cutting on c"Hnln-
ditfcs 10 river points also was urged by
tho delegates
congressman Henry r. Raincy. Of I'LL
nois, addressing tho convention thu
morning. predicted paSs;.Er hy the ILL.,
nois legislature. Of n S2n.0NO,0Q0 bond
issue for n waterway from Locaport 10
tho Illinois river. Chicago. st. Louis
and New Orleans. he said. had common
interest in waterway development and
should work together.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

On Satur..y. May 10Th. 1919. al 1000
n. H., at :. north front door IF the
Court iio,> Wheeling. West Virginia.
the undcrS.r nrd will sell nj public auc-
lion the following described property:
Two certain pieces or parcels or lana
situate on what is known As Wheeling
Island. i'm the city of Wheeling, County
of Ohio, and State OF West Virginia.
which parcclS are respectively bounded
and described as follows:
First. 4 certain piece or parcel OF
land lying and being situate in that part
Of the City Of Wheeling commonly
known as Innc'S. or Wheeling Island:
beginning at n stake three hundred ana
righty-fiyr $3.50 feet north OF the north
line of. Delaware street and on the west
side of Wabash street. running thcnc"
north twenty-five (25) feet north along
said Wabash street. thence west one
hundred and twenty-five G25) feet TO
stake, thence south twenty-five t2o)
feet, thence east one hundred and TWEEN
ry-fivc Q25) feet to the place OIL Do
ginning. ~
land situate on the east side of South
Wabash Street. between Delaware ana
Zane Streets on Wheeling Island ana
bounded and described as follows, To-
wit: Beginning at the southwest corner
of what was Noah Y. hunters lot on
South Wabash Street; thence in south.
crly direction with the south line OF
south Wabash Street, thirty-nine (3sC
feet; thence III an castrrly dlrcctlnn one
hundred and twenty-five Qe5) feet TO
an alley: thence in northerly d'r ,Gir,N
with tho west lin" of said alley thlrt!-
nine feet. thence in Il westerly. direction
ono hundred and twenty-five N25f lccl
10 tho place of beginning.
Tho property hrroinabovc dcScrlhed
now stands in the name of jesse {. Bur,
kctt and will be sold by tho undcrSiEncd
by virtue Of an order OF the circuit
Cnur, of Ohio County. West virginia. OF
date December nth, 1917, and OF SUP,
scoucnt order OF said court Of date AprlI
ard. 1919. Both Of said orders are en-
tered in thc case Of Thomas F: MGSh Mr-
fnnd,nt and order thu said real estate
to he sold Ia satisfy the levy of an at
tachmcnl in the said suit made,
forms Of Sales: Onr-lhird OF the pur-
chase nricc on 1hc day of sale and the
balance within ten days thereafter; no
decd To b. delivered until the entire pur-
chase price is paid.
Special Commissioner.
S-oI-mv-n-I
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BARNES APPOINTED
WHEAT DIRECTOR
FOR UNITED STATES

NEW YORK April 1S.-Julius H.
Barnes, president of the Federal Grain
corporation has hcen appointed wheat
director Of the United States by Prrsi-
dent Wilson. it was announced tonight
at the office Of the food administration
in this city.
Mr.. Barncswill direct the handling OF
tho entire 1919 wheat crop. and VIII ad-
minister the 81. 000.000.n00 fund appro-
priatcd by congress to take care or Inc
crop under the government guaranteed
price. He was selected for the place.
il WAS announced upon recommended
ton Of Herbert Hoover.
In addition to the administration or
the 1,OOU. NM, 900 fund. Mr.. Barnes VIII
remain president Of the 15.0,00o.Oen gov
crnmcnt grain corporation. which VIII
continue to function as the commerclaI
agency for carrying out the government
roIicics and which also acts MS the pur-
chasing representative of the American
relief administration.
The executives of tho grain corpora
lion in tho fourteen zones into which IN"
United States has been divided Tor az
n,inistraiivc purposes will hold moct-
ing in New York next Wednesday. M
which time the personnel of The gram
CORPORATION for tho cunning year. Will DC
determined upon.
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MAY NOT THY
THE KAISER

PARIS. April 1S-Thr plan OF the
council Of four IN have i;riEium prose-
cute tho former German Emperor on the
charge of responsibility Tor the war Is
meeting with objcctio which arc again
bringing UP the whole subject Tor reris-
ion. +, ,l
divide the question of war rcSponSiDill-
ties into two distinct classes. me nrS9
class includes military and naval offend,
ers like General LudcndurN and Adnlral
Won Tirpitz. and those accused OF var
ious eyccsScs against tho usual rule
! of warfare The second class includes
former Emperor William. EX-chancGllor
| Won Bcthmann Hollw0<E anu 4thcrS
whose oncnsc is chiefly Of political
/ Concerning the first class. that Of mil
| ttary offenders. il is agreed that thtrc IL
no international courtmartial sultaoi. i"
undertake such military trials. hut 1t is
; pointed out that every country mas Us
: own system Of court martial Tor mill
, tary offcnses committed within ITS Dor
dcrS.
This has developed tho suggestion that
these countries combine their courts
martial and act under military codes. y
Joint court martini would thus he con
/ Stitutcd capable of dealing WIN oltrno,
crs Of the first. or military and naval
class 3,
lis said that n tribunal is not necessary
ana NpNlu h ln't''''N'' w ms :, W ~
legal immunity of political offenders,
| Therefor il is maintained that the ac-
ton against Napoleon I furnishes PR
Ccdcnt for tho determination Of ~" a !
iIird course IS a general measure or pol
iicy.
! In tho case Of NAPOLEON there was M
trial but he WAS confined on Tho island
Of st. Helena rs II general matter "t
policy for tn" tranquility Of Europe.
Some such general policy is designed to
reach E:x-Emr"ror William and other
political offenders. with B"lEium or IN
iothcr countr,' against which the nolitt'
cd. acting for tn" purpns" "f securing
ithc cXtradiiinn nf III" individual as n
preliminary In putting IN" general pol
lev into effect
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ST u E TALKS
By RUTH CAMERON
rHE PEOPLE WE REnlEMBER

Isn't it funny how II person who
rrallv means almost nothing can in
trench himself ar herself in Your mcnl-
nrv nv saving some it'll" thing which
links I'm with some familiar act" Every
lime YOU perform that ac; you think al
that person.
For instance. Il woman whom ! mel
some wears aru at Il summer motel. loIu
me- nnropos of some exercises we were
discussing, that | ought for my health
sake TO sit up StrniEht"r. u nave poem
told" she said. that onr should SIT UP
straight enough IN fool the back OF ono $
neck touch ones collar" II is nln9
wears since i met this woman ana yet
whenever catch myself %agEInG 1"r-
ward and straight"n NJ. ! try I" S"'
if my neck * touching III" tap "t my
collar. and then think nj her.
She Told Mo One OF My Bod PAM.
Something like fifteen years ago, an
other woman. Il woman uH nnt i...- '-..''
should probahl. never think uf other
wise. told mo that ono nf my faults was
,hat I was always thinking not al what
I was doing at the moment. but nf whAt
] WAS going Ia do next. And whenever l
find my mind shooting ahead from inc
letter am writing To tho letter I'm GO
ing Ia write next. from the grocery liSt
I'm making out ii the moment 10 the
ShoppinE lists I'm gong to make oui'
from the clothes I'm putting away n
the telephone call I'm going IN make
when ! get that task done. think per.
force Of that woman. Especially when
because Of that bad trick of min" | ind
as frequently do. that in failing n
give tho task ut hand my full attention
7 have made some foolish mistake.
whencver Tie MY Shoes.
Anothcr friend told me hoy 10 tic my
shoe in n way in which it would not
como united and whenever I wear lace
boots | am sure 10 think of her ut least
once Il day.
Not one OF these three is anyone
would naturally mink about once year
or for whom ] care in the least. And
vet they visit my mind oftener than
rcople | really care about.
Whom DO You Think OF
Absurd. isn't it? | wonder II you
have had similar experiences?
Doubtless you will not be able to rc'
call any ut the moment but some day
az YOU cut UP tho vegetables in some
Special way or make some particular
rlay nj cards or end letter with some
snrrial phrasc YOU will think Of tho
friend who suggested that method OF
rlay or phrase. And then perhaps you
will also think of me-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
Organization to Aid
Returning Soldiers

WASHINGTON. April 1S.-Completion
Of its overseas organization 10 aid re-
turning soldiers in finoInE employment
was announced today by the United
States Employment Service. Harold
Stone. overseas director. has established
Headquarters in Paris with branches in
RrcSt Iemans. StnEnau. ST. Nazairn.
MarSeilleS and Bordeaux.
All returning troops arc being carded
by their officers as TO whether they
M cd employment the officers acting as
agents for the employment service under
an arrangement between tho war and
labor departments. the first cards to
arrive since tho system became opcr-
alive reached Washington today from
detachment Of the l20th infantry. con-
sistinR Of sos men watch arrived at
Newport News on the Martha Washing
ton The cards were forwarded to the
federal directors Of the employment
service for the states in which the men
live. The federal directors in turn will
send the cards to the local federal en-
ployment service office or bureau FOR
returning soldiers in the home cities OF
the men.
The first contingent or cards received
indicated that about 80 percent Of the
returning men expected they would have
to find new employment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
WE EVERYTHING s sas

zoo new Cabinet Chambers. roc each.
ONE-HALF dozen CollapSible Baby
Buggics 500 each.
NEW Garden Tools at cost
10 Old-Stylc Sewing Machines in good
condition. $3.50 each
Drop Head Sewing Machines. sic each;
dozen Revolving Office Chairs. 80
each.
Chandeliers
! Upright Piano. $500.
CLOSET Bowls. Sinks. Office Desks
Miscellaneous Furniture. Clocks
WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds. springs and mattresseS. complete.
at $3.50 each; 80 oak wash stands. In
good condition. at $500 each
ONE large ga, restaurant range
ONE physicisn's operating table. in
good condition.
100 opera chairs, $l.0o each.
ONE lot Of crooks at &c.
100 revolving stools, $40 per dozen.
ALSO large line of new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo'
bile supplies.
TOOL STORE.
1861 AND 1888 MARKBT 9TEEET.
Telephone 3o13J.
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III, jacob BR|TT|NCHAN WILL
BE IN CHARGE At ST. LUkE'5

At 1890 a. m. the regular morning
services will be held augmented by COM
munlon services and also special Easter
music. Tho rector will also nave an
interesting message for all.
In tho afternoon the regular lhlant
hapIismal services will be held in charge
of DIR. Rrittinghlru ana quite NUMBER
Of tn. little tots will be haptiscd at tins
Tine.
The regular evening services Will nc
held at so o'clock. with special music
and also very interesting scripture
program.
Dr. Birmingham has always mAo" ~,
cffnr, IN have 4 splendid series of
services on Eastrr day and deSPit" his
handicar owing To- Illness me- Will hr on
hand with his smile. II is therefore UP
Ia tho members OF I'll" congregation ana
also all others who can. TO nttchd the
services on Sunday.
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WASHINGTON. April 1S.-Grrat In
tcrrst has bccn aroused in official and
diplomatic circles here it WAS learned
to-day by private adrices from London
stating that dircat Britain. France. Italy
and the United States propose 10 rccoG-
niz" the OmSk government as the DC
facto government Of non-Bolshcvik kus-
STA ls soon as the peace treaty is signed
and the details incident 10 il have been
concluded.
This proposed solution OF tho Russian
problem is said, in these private adVices'
TO have been intimatcd by Premier
Lloyd George in discussions OF tho s'tua-
ton with British and Russian leaders
in London Some officials hero. after
reading the adviccs. suggested that por-
tons Of the address Of the British pre-
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0N5K GOVERNMENT WILL De
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mirr in the house Of commons this week
could hn taken as indicating that tho as
snciatrd powers had agreed TO rccoehl""
tho Omsk government.
President Wilson. it was l"arn'u
authoritativcly to-day, has informant"
that m appeurancr Of H"lShrNlK
strength is now being made through th-
concentration Of the armed forces 1T
singh, points AT the sacrifice nf tho r"st
of Russia The President also has been
informed. il was said. that FnlshrHlSn'
rapidly is losing ground among inc
pcasant class and even in some OF tnr
cities and that With tho receipt or the
food supplies. which the associated gov
.crnmcnts have decided tn furnish. the
movement will quickly collapse.
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DR, JACOB HE-rT1NGRADi WILL BE
Nv CHARGE CT GERVICES ON
SUNDAY AFTER RECOVERING
TRCGI ILLNESS.
BantismaI of Infants VIII no Part OF
Tho MoIEirE Program at The
Church.

D-. Jacob iItin%hlrn. rector Of ST.
!.UKcS l.. +. chmurrh or South Penn AMI
OHIO streets. ISlautl. viii ne in charge or
III" Easter services Sunday after being
confined In his home for Tho past week
i'll. 1t will hr his FIRST appearances Tor
The past two weeks in church.
The Eastrr services will hc Of mn elab-
oratc natur" and no doubt q largo at
tendance will hn Il feature Il, this tim".
Tho opening services Of tho day will h."
held ut o'clock Il. M, wrIcn holy conf
nunion will be celebrated.
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MUST SUBMIT CLAIMS

PITTSBURGH. April 1S.-Bcnrdi ct
CrowcII. acting secretary Of war today
notified CiaurG" S. Oliver. regional aG-
wiser Of the war industries board. mat
ncrsons who have claims on suspended
Or cancelled war contracts must submit
them before May IL If they wish the
adjustment TO hc made by existing local
boa rds The acting SECRETARY points our
that after May Is it will he Impossible
10 continue tho existing personnel OF
fhn lncnl boards
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EXCELLENT paying clothing business
FOR sale. Cp-to-thc-minute mems
store; trade established: paying good
Progressive town: rich farming; factor
les: rare chance. Mus, scll-reaSon$. L.
ni,iinsnn charlotte. Mich. ap-l9-G