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New-York tribune., 1919-04-21
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Stock and Bond Averages

Same week last year:
Stocks
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Market Baromctcrs
Stock Exchange Transactions

Stocks
Rail Other All
stocks. stocks. stocks
Last week 354,200 Ae46,5o0 5,3oo7oO
Week bef. 328, 100 6,4ee,3O0 6,827, 400
Year ago. 141,500 2,201,t0 2,342, 600
January to date:
1919 ... 5e72, 300 56,e67,7oo 62, $40 900
1918. 454O,20 32,72e,700 37,26e, 800
1e17.... $3.50, 300 52,688,2O0 5s,228,000
Bonds
Week Year
Last week. before before.
U. S. g.$49, 1o3, 900 s53, 1884, 900 s13, ,657 900
R'Fds.. 3,2e3,O0O 4,215,OOO 10000
Oth'rs. 13,764,OOO 8,586,co0 4,9s3, 900
All kids 66,16o,ooo 6e,685, 900 2O,4o3,o 900
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

church last night and with IS added to
the church. it was unanimously voted
by the crowd present that the revival
at the Christian church should go on
for one more week. Mr.. Snyder had
the chance to show what he could do
last night with a chorus of sixty. and
a congregation OF eight hundred to
lead. he made the half hour of music
, one to be remembered.
Rev Sharp. who is known as one
Of Hammond's most stirring speakers
on any occasion is at his very best
when before great crowd in his own
pulpit.
The number OF converts is increas-
ing each day. As one OF the evangel-
lists was heard TO remark to the 9TH
er. We have fired a dud yet" by
which he meant not g service has been
conducted without from one to twen-
ty responding to the invitation. This
week it promises to be the most in
terestng Of all. both in attendance
and results.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

Leo r. Smith when they announced
their marriage at five O'Clock dinner
last evening. The guests were invited
TO attend . reunion in honor Of Mr.
Smith. W. J. Filan and Fl. J. Smith. all
OF whom have returned from United
States service and in was made the oc-
casion for announcing Mr.. and Mrs
Smiths marriage in which was solemn
lied January 3. 1919. at the Sacred
Heat Of Jesus Church, West 5fst
street New York city. Rev Father
Joseph Meyers oftieiated al nuptial high
mass. The home was beautifully deco
rated with potted ferns and a large
American fag was draped in the en-
trance of the living and dining room.
The center pieces on the tables were
large baskets Of brides roses from
which We're stretched ribbon streamers
20 each cover. Attached 10 the ribbons
We're tiny cards bearing the announce
ment At the time Of their marriage
Mr.. Smith was stationed on the L. s. s.
New Mexico. Mrs. Smith. who was
formerly Miss Eva Filan. is employed
At the Erie Railroad office. Both bride
and groom have a large circle of friends
10 whom the announcement viii be in
teresting The guests were Mrs Mary
Smith OF Huntington, Mrs. Sarah stem
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

Fishing is reported to be very Eood
at Cedar Lake and good catches have
been made by local fishermen in the
past few days.
Henr Husier OF Lowell. visited with
his mother. Mrs. Margaret Heiser on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Brown and family
and John Brown. who is staying with
his son, Neil. on their ranch a Shell
by. were in town on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs C.. 4. Writ Of Gary
expect to move into their new home
which has been redecorated and re-
paired, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forsythe and children
Of Cary we're Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fatch.
r. II Kilborn took several prisoners
70 the penal farm on Saturday; while
on his way home he visited with his
daughter. Miss Hazel, at DePauw Uni
yersity Greencastie. Miss LA Smith
OF this city was also guest of Miss
kilborn for the week end.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

der Of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Proc
tor of Elkhart Mrs. Mary Long. Mrs
Harvey Long Miss Hulda Donkey. all
Of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Young
Miss Blanche Housley. Miss Isabella
Vanderhoof. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Filan
w j. Filan. Miss Alma and Catherine
Filan and Herbert J. Smith. who was
with the 18th Ry. Engineers of Chicago.
who arrived in New York last Monday
after two years service in France Mr.
and Mrs Smith are residing ut the
brides home. 81 Elizabeth street
The tenth anniversary Of the Laporte
Walther League was celebrated yester-
day at St Johns Lutheran church. La
porte In spite Of the incloment weather
there was an attendance Of three hum
dred. fully one hundred leaving Ham
inond in a special car over the south
shore at $50 O'Clock in the morning
The order or service in the morning was
the Professional. an organ selection by
Professor 6 Strieter; hymn, vocal solo
Miss Helene Link. hymn: sermon BY the
Rev. r. Eickstaeder; selection by male
quartette: hymn and organ postlude In
the afternoon there was short session
and the address Of welcome was made
by Mayor Solwasser OF Laporte. the first
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
BUCHANAN
AT CAPITAL

Dr. w A Buchanan. Hammond
health commissioner. is in Indianapo-
lis this week, attending a meeting OF
health officials of the state. Every
city and county health of Ger vas or
dered by the State Board OF Health TO
attend the session which will last un-
til Tuesday noon. number of i'm
portant matters are being considered
in which the L. :. Public Health Ser
vice is taking the leading part. One
Of the results will be more rigid en-
forcement Of health regulations. when
orders are issued by local health Of
fetal he will have the backing of the
state and national departments in
forcing an observance OF his rules.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
CROWN POINT NEWS
iappenings Of A Day In Lake Countys Lively Capital.

4 marriage license was issued on
Saturday to Miss Regina Spanier OF
Cedar Lake and FLOYD l. Bales. Wes-
tern Union motorman Of Excelsior
Springs. Mo Miss Spanier lives with
her parents at the Spanier Hotel at
Cedar Lake.
Miss Mary cook was the guest Of
Mss Edna Bierwagon in Gary on sun
day.
Adam Gerlach and daughter. Jose
phone returned on Saturday from Flor
ida where they spent the past winter
at camp walton. where they have a
winter home.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph kriz Of chica-
90 spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs KRIS mother. Mrs. Seberger
The county commissioners are in
session today for their regular month
l., meeting In the future the commits
sicners will meet on Monday of each
week. instead Of at stated intervals
Matters coming up demand their at
tcntion make a weekly session neces-
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
HAMMOND
SCHOOL BEATS
EMERSON /.

Cindcr path experts OF the Hammond
Industrial High School carried of the
honors in the meet with Gary Emerson
school at Gary Saturday. Emerson
had strong OUTFIT but the nnal score
showed Hammond 81 points and Gary
~ points. FLOYD Gearing who was
star in the interclass meet at Ham
nnond captured the individual honors
saturday with Harris. Emerson's bes;
bet. second. Following is the summary
II events:
One hundred yard dash-Cea-inS
Macarthur. Johnson. Time 1904
Two hundred yard dash-Cearin-
Macarthur. Johnson. Time 2A4
Four hundred forty yard dash
Gearing. o'Cennor. Haines. Time Is
Eight hundred eighty yard dash
kellstrom. Kosvascy. Hanes. Time
21s
Mile run-stinson Black. Rsric;t
Time 5.I7.
Low hurdles-Harris. Pierce. 2. su-
denbecker. Time 20.
High hurdles-Harris. Pierce, Scots
Time ls
shot put-Hsrris. Gearing. OHars
Distance S7.5 feet.
Broad jump-CearinE. Harris. F. Su
denbecker. Distance. 1915 feet.
High jump. Sudenbecker and "
Sudenbecker were tie for hrst. Height
feet IL inches.
Pole vault--Pierce. W. SudenbeckeF
sioIey. Height feet. inches.
Both Hammond and Emerson are
counted as strong contenders for honors
at the Lake county track and field meet
vhich will be held at Gary next Satgr-
day.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
REV. HOTZ TO
GO TO PEOTONE

Rev. J Hotz. pastor Of Inman-
uels Evangelical church OF Hammond
has rendered his resignation to be-
come effective at once. Rev Hotz read
his resignation first at business
meeting which was held Wednesday
evening and also read it at the ser
vices YESTERDAY He has answered a
call to the church OF the same name
at Peotone. III. For three years he has
served the Hammond pastorate and
his able work has earned him wide
following who greatly regret that he
Is leaving
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

president Of the Laporte league. An at
tractive program was given in the even
ing and it included Plumbers BY the var
ious leagues in attendance
Miss Bessie Brennell, Ais Chica go ave,
Was rendered a pleasant surprise party
Saturday evening by several OF her
friends They spent the evening with
dancing and games and in conclusion
refreshments were served. There were
covers for the Misses Ruth Malo. Sarah
Turner. Margaret Boutwell,. Katherine
Bush. Ruth Kistlcr, Bessie Brennell:
Messrs- John Green. Calvin Green. Harry
Malo. Chester Ecklund. Russell Ecklund.
Mark keeler, Arthur Rosbrough and
Howa Rathburn.
4 daughter was born TO Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. A. Davis. l62 State street. Sunday
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

COMING EVENTS.

An important meeting of the Lake
County Humane Society viii be held at
eight O'Clock this evening at the Central
school
The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club
viii be entertained by Mrs. Harry John
son Of Webb street
There will he meeting of the Eausl
Franchise League this evening at the
home of Mrs. u. J. Moran. l1i7 South
Holman street, and an urgent invita-
ton is extended every member.
The j. ". e. e. class of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs. Andrew
Wic1ey, s24 145th street, Tuesday af-
ternoon at two-thirty o'clock for its
monthly birthday social. The members
will spend the afternoon sewing for the
Belgian children.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF st. Pauls
Lutheran church Will meet one week
from Wednesday. May 18th. instead OF
this week as first announced.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
FLIGHT PLANES
DAMAGED BY FIRE
un1rRNarroNAL NEWS SERVICE

ROCKAWA1 BEACH. l. i, May s.
The United States Naval Seaplane.
Mel and NC-4. which were ready TO
hop off" tomorrow TO Halifax. on the
FIRST leg of the transatlantic flight
we're badly damaged by Are at the
naval station here today. The flames
threatened to DESTROY all three planes
on which Amer ca Is basine her hopes.
but the NC-3 was wheeled to safety.
Lieut. Commander John H Tower.
made a careful examination of the
two damaged planes and announced
the NC-4 can be repaired before night
and will make the start tomorrow
with the NE-3. The lower elevator
and lower tail surface of the NC-3
were destroyed.
The fire started while mechanics
were flling the gasoline tanks Of the
NC-1
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
HAY FEVER SUFFERER
Tells How He Pound Relief. 1t Nigh
Pay Others TO Try the Remedy.

Millville. y il WAS run down,
could not sleep at night and entirely
wornout with Hay Fever. l have charge
OF Golf Links. but had to lay off for
weeks at time. Ny druggist asked me
TO try Ninol Three bottles entirely
cured me and ] am healthier and
stronger than / have been for twenty
years Every person who suffers from,
Hay Fever sohuld try Vinol'-Sam'l
Flickinger.
Ninol contains the tonic properties
necessary TO enrich the blood and i'm
part health TO nerves muscles and
tissue. Joseph W Weis druggist: and
Norris Pharmacy. Ninol Is sold in East
Chicago by Schlieker's Pharmacy and
in Whiting by l.. H. Matterns and drug
Rists everywhere.-Adv.
P. S.-For rough. scaly skin. try our
eaxol Salve. Money back If Il falls.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
AT THE DE LUKE.

When Fred Stone. the celebrated
comedian. who will be seen in series
81 Aircraft photoplays this season. ar
rived in California last summer. he
was accorded q rousing welcome by
tho studio folk At Hollywood 1t was
in many respects remarkable event
and attested 10 the full popularity in
which Mr. Stone is held BY players
as the public generally.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
NOTICE.

The Pabst Brewing CO. order, Mr.. NJ.
Rubin to sell their old saloon fixtures
consisting Of show cases. counters,
mirrors, ice boxes. tables. etc. Stora Ee.
Fayette and oakley Sale viii begin to-
morrow May 9Th. 10 a. m. Amy reason
able offer VIII be accepted 5-5-1
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

WHITING Mrs. J. {. Gibbs. v.c--
president OF the state Federation OF
womens Cluns will be one of the
speakers al the ninth annual conven-
ton OF the Women's Federation OF
Club. of the tenth district here today.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
| PERSONAL. :.
|S0CjAl NEWSI
NOTICE.

The city will not do any plowing this
spring on account of having so much
street repair work.
W II. NORMAN,
S-S2t Street Commissioner.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
WASH OUT
CAUSES WRECK

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
MARION. Ind. May 5.-Five freight
cars are piled up on the Big Four just
north Of Marion on account Of wash
out last night in the heavy storm
7hree culverts are out on the union
traction -nterurban line. Traffic TO
Y ahash is cut Off by these routes
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
Why Hunt in the Dark

for that electric l.ght2 Have a switch
installed by the
HAMMOND ELECTRIC SHOP
SOS Oakley Ave. Phone 1854 Sat
surprise vas gwen to a number Of
friends and relatives Of Mr. and Mrs.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

At her home in South Holman street
Miss LYDIA Muenich Will be hostess this
evening TO the members OF the evening
hour committee Of the Hammond Wonn-
ans Club. Miss Hamilton and Miss Do
Eta Curry will have the program on
Robert Louis Stevenson and the nausi-
cal numbers will be given by the Misses
claus. Miss Wellic Mcdaniel and Miss
Bertha kleihegc.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

The Girl Scouts of Hammond made
one hundred and twenty-five pounds OF
candy which they distributed yesterday
among the soldiers in the hospital at
Fort Sheridan. They were accompanied
on the trip by Mrs. Cameron. Mrs.
walker and Mrs. McCarten. The girls
have been active in all branches of war
work and have an enviable record.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

Buy your children Victory Lib
erty Bonds.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

Finish up the Victory job.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

Mrs. George Flynn and Mrs. Edgar
Crumpacker will be hostesses to the
Standard Bearers Tuesday evening. May
9th. at the home of Mrs. Flynn, l24S
Harrison street. The meeting will be
one of special interest and large at
tendance is looked for. Miss Day Malo
will be in charge of the music and the
study program Will be in charge Of
Miss Gladys Bennett and Miss Will
helmcna Hix.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
] These Hammond Cases:
Clinton Street.

Mrs. A. Prdham, la Clinton St, says: Kidney.
trouble and almost total wreck
The first symptoms | noticed were puffy sacs under
my eyes and swellings of my hands My back began
TO pain terribly and would have splitting headaches
and dizzy spells. ! would have to lie down and
glect my housework, / feeling too wretched
and miserable 10 stand. Ny kidneys were in awful
state being irregular in action As OF my neigh
bors had used Doan's Kidney Pills with such good
results, decided to try them and was more than
pleased with the way they showed their effective
from the first. My back ceased aching, the kid
ney action became normal and have been free from
kidney trouble since"
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

South Side Taxi Line. Sedan service.
Popular price. Phone Hammond SIS or
567. III. X. Gardner 4-.4-tf
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05
North Holman Street.

F. Thorn, Prop furniture store. 32s " Holman
St. says: Il suffered from rheumatic pains in my
back and limbs I had ambition to work and /
knew my needed attention. When was advised
TO try Doans Kidney Pills did and they soon drove
the pains and fixed my kidneys Estate
ment given in October, 1910
LASTING EFFECT.
On July 13. 1917, Mr.. Thorn said: Il am just as
pleased to recommend Doans Kidney Pills now as
when endorsed them before. My has remain
ed permanent and enjoy the best of health now"
The Lake County times., 1919-05-05

The regular meeting Of William H.
CaIkins ". r c. No. PAS viii be held
Tuesday afternoon at the I. o. o. F.
hall i'm State street. The following
members. Mrs. r. L. Davis, Mrs Hobbs.
Mrs Davidson. Mrs. Charles Colgrove.
Mrs Kate Geib. Mrs. Howell. Mrs. Wolf,
Mrs Jackson and Mrs Charles Hubbard
viii leave for the State Encampment at
Eikhart. Ind. which viii be in session
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-11
INJUNCTION ON
H. C. & |. co.
Marion c. & L. Co. Getting
Busy In Courts To Recov-
er Cumberland Property

Injunction papers were served on
the Hedrick Coal & Lumber Co.. of
this city, Monday evening, by depu-
ty sheriff Ferguson of Jasper. The
suit is filed by the Marion Coal 81
Lumber Co, of Chattanooga, who
seek the recovery of the mountain
lands near this place from the He'd
rick company, and enjoin them from
cutting or selling lumber or timber.
1t is a counter suit to the one a.
gainst the Marion G. & L. Co, who
were dispossessed of lands worth
100000 in a suit in chancery about
three months ago by w. c. Hedrick,
of Dallas, Tex, on charge of Iusing
the money of said Hedrick to carry
on the business while failing to put
up their own money. Return charges
of fraud are also made. The suit
is in chancery, and will probably re-
suit in the appointment of new re-
ceiver.
The Marion Coal & Lumber Co.
was incorporated under the laws of
New Jersey in 1917, and has offices
in Chattanooga, with A. N. Walker,
president, and Huntington Yancey,
secretary and treasurer. John +.
Walters was former receiver and is
included in the suit, as also is G.
Sherman, of this city, the trustee SELL
ing the property.
The Hedrick Coal & Lumber Co.
is organized under the Texas laws
with capital of 100000, and W.
G. Hedrick, a millionaire of Dallas,
Tex, is president. Its offices are To-
Gated here under charge of w. b.
Pye.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-11
ART PRIZES AT THE FAIR
Marion Artists Have an Excel
lent Exhibit in Oils, Water
COlOrS and PaSteIS.

The exhibits at the Sequatchie
Valley Fair by Marion artists
was interesting Mrs. J. c. Kel-
ly, Of South pittsburg, who has
quite a number of oil paintings
on exhibit, won five blue ribbons,
and Mrs. Mary Legp, of South
Pittsburg, and Miss Mamie Lou
Hall, of Jasper. were also prize
winners. Besides the work of
local artists inloil water colors and
pastel, original and copied, there
were some interesting exhibits of
the work of French and Japan
ese artists, the one by a Japanese
artist being done with the thumb
on velvet. The work of the
French artists was woven in silk.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-11
EastIand.
SPECIAL 10 Tie Ne7VS.

SPECIAL 10 Tie NeaOS.
We are having some very cool
nights here. Some said there
was frost. Well, winter will
soon be here again.
Labor Day, Monday Sept. l,
was celebrated here for the first
time. National Organizer White
was here and spoke in the inter-
est of organized labor. There
were about five hundred people
present. The crowd was mostly
working men and their families,
but when the dinner was spread
everybody Observation-Disclosures
Think of a table two hundred
yards long, with everything on it
that one could think Of. Every.
body ate as much as they wanted
and there was enough left for an
other dinner. DR.. J. L. Shirley
ate so much was little uneasy
about him for a few days, but he
same out all right and said he
wished there would be another
Labor Day soon.
We had two ball games on La
Dor Day. Clifty and Bon Air
played in the morning. The re-
suit was Bon Air was shut out.
Clifty and Eastland played in the
afternoon. Owing to a misun-
derstanding among some of the
players, the game was called off
in favor of Eastland, and that
leaves Eastland still the cham
pion ball team of the mountain.
Well, went to the big show,
circus, as they call it, Thursday
night. For a while it seemed
that there would not be any show.
There was some misunderstand-
ing about the amount of corpor-
alton tax they were to pay. Fin
ally that was settled and | secur-
ed pass thru the show. Well,
just before the show was over
along came a boy selling tickets
for the concert and bought a
ticket to that, but before that
part came, | came to the con-
clusion had seen all wanted to
see. and gave my ticket to a boy
and went home satisfied with
what had seen. J. G.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-11
CHILDREN SENT OFF
PitifuI Sight at Depot in Jasper
Tuesday Morning.

Jasper, Sept. ga pitiable
sight was seen at the depot here
yesterday, morning, when eight
children were sent from the coun-
ty to various institutions. Among
them were the children of poor
character, who was so distressed
at them being taken from her
that she fairly groveled in the
dust, imploring the officers to re-
turn her children to her. Her
youngest child. a mere babe, was
taken from her arms. A youth
of sixteen was also sent to the re-
formatory.
There is a disposition on the
part of some of the youths of Mar
ion county to run wild, especial
ly under cover of night, and the
probation officers are determined
to put down lawlessness. even if
it is necessary to make a few ex-
amples of offenders. Several of
the young men and boys of the
county are already under proba-
ton and it only requires a single
overt act to land them in the re-
formatory.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-11
New Publication.

No. 1. of Vol. l of the Gospel
Advance, published at McMinn-
vile, by Price Billin gsley, is a
new venture in journalism, 1t
is dedicated to the advocacy of
Apostolic Christianity, and is
we'll prepared and is splendidly
printed. Besides carefully pre-
pared articles on religious sub
jects, it is a vendor of news
among the congregations and
preachers of the section.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-11
How's This7

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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1919-09-11
RABIES KILL HOG
Snaps and Bites With FrOth
Running From Mouth.

Rabies was cause of death of
a valuable hog owned by w. R..
Thomas, of this place, Tuesday
morning. The hog was appar-
emily in egood health Monday
night, but when found in the pen
next morning was in a raving
condition, apparently suffering
terribly. Froth was running
from its mouth, completely hid
ing its jaw. 1t died in about an
hour after being discovered.
There have been several instan-
ces of dogs i'll with a disease be-
lieved to be rabies in this COM
which were killed, and
it is believed the hog may have
been bitten by one of these or by
a dog similarly infected.