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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
Situations RanIed-FemaIe

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WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN IN my
home Phone 7780W-
COMPETENT lauadress wants work. $50
De- dav. Address W1o3. care Herald
GOOD business woman wants position IN
office or clerical work Address 115.
care Herald
THOROUGHLY experienced steroErapher
desires position Nth reputable firm Aa-
dress Wsf. care8Eierald-
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Apartments Furnished & UnFurnishsd

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PICERELL AFIS-Two OF four room MOD
ern Ftear1 heated. Inspection and prices
viii convince you they are the best IN the
city Snecial war ratea- "a. lslzAl
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Personal
Financial


fions ont q town customers send bonds
b. REGISTERED mail. We cash ". S s
PACIFIC BOND CO.
7oz Csples BIdE. FL Paso, TeEas-
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Real Estate Wanted

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WILL BUY from owner, modern bungalow
good location Phone 70f7-
WHAT DO YOU offer for homer went
hardwood floors in good repair. Write
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WANTED-Good tenemeuts. close n only.
LEE NEWMAN, Tenement Specialist
Phore fs04. sos s 81 PaHu St
WILL buv a i've room home. location near
FIve POINTS, price not 20 exceed $1,000 At-
dress y 10 care Herald
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WANTED TO PURCHASE
We have customers wanting 20
buy modern up-to-dare 5-5-s-i
room bungalows in good locations
and priced right
NEWMAN INVEST 1IENr CO.
Phone $50. 100 san Antonio.
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Money to Loan

on LEASE BLANKs-For sale by ELI
Fyroz Printing Co
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GET The MOST

FOR LIRERTY BONDS
THF REASON THAT WE PAY 4OkE
FOR ITHERTT BONDS THAN Il EAlD
ny THE SO-CALLED BOND AND BROk-
FRAGE HOUSES. AND FFEN MORE
THAN THE BANKS WILL PAY. Is IHAI
we PAY FULL NV YORK STOCK EA-
CHANGE QUOTATIONS WHICH AK
WIRED HOURLY.
j. $. CURTISS s co.
SHELDON HOTEL. IL PAsOs TEXAS
ESTABLISHED 1913
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MONEY To loan on improved city property
P ". WILLIAMS AGENCY
phone ITEl s1s First Nat Bank Bldg.
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CURTAINS laundered- Phone Il6zN.
UNITY CLAsS-95s mills B.. Wed. p. m.
LILY OF FRANCE Corsets, PC Herald B.
ACCORDION plating. hemstitching. picot-
ing. Miss COrum- SO Buckler blk- n W.
THE ONLY steam carpet cleaners. ski
81 Acme Mat a. Feather Co. Pm ISL
PAINTING, paper hanging and decorating
Eeltuu Paint Co. phone ~
MOST COMPLETE LINE Of Brown &
Shapes tools at A. Taffe. 4os s. II Paso-
WRS- CHONLA-Woman's EZ-. crochet &
tattinE. orders taken 129 " Campbell
YOUR mattresses renovated &la5 up; car
pets cleaned. Erwin Mfg. Co Phone 111o-
SONG WRITING-Completo course. ~
lessons Satisfaction guaranteed seno
1850 FIgueroa ST. Los Angeles. CahE
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0ouderoft Announeements.

FOR SAIE-BalthI1 cottage at Cloud
croft. fine location See W J. Hendrix
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

1851. J. Williams. Hamilton watch
-g4g-E Il PIaceman. Wal-han WIZ
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
NEW WHEAT
DISEASES
ARE FOUND
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEHVIcEI
WASHINGTON, May 1.-TWO sert-
Gus diseases Of wheat hitherto unknown
in this country. have been discovered in
Madison county. Illinois. the depart
ment of agriculture announced today
The first is disease apparently identi-
cal with the take ALL" or white
heads" known in many foreign coun-
tries. Take all" has caused serious
losses in the wheat fields OF Australia
and has been reported as a pest OF
wheat oats. barley. rye. rice and Ger
tain wild grasses in Europe The sec
ond disease is flag smut of wheat in
Australia and is known in India and
Japan. Neither pest however has been
reported to cause losses comparable 70
those resulting from the great cpl
denies of black stem rust IN this
country.
Although these diseases may cause
heavy losses to individual farmers the
total area likely TO be affected before
eradication or control measures are es-
tablished. probably viii not be large.
the department says. The losses in the
total area affected this year viii have
no appreciable effect upon the total
production of this years wheat crop.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
MUNCIE RESORTS DARK;
RATTLE AND CLICK GONE
But No One Knows How
Long Gambling Will Stop;
Some Couldn't Believe.

MUNCIE. Ind, May 12.-For the first
time In months lights were out in we'll
known gambling resorts in muncie Sat
urday night. The merry click OF rou-
le'te wheels. tho rattle of the bones
on dice tables. and the seductive plead
ings Of the "Old HI" operators were
silenced-for how long no one knows.
In the Hub gambling rooms in the
business center. wheRe two youths last
Thursday night held up the place. shot
and slightly wounded two men and es-
capped with about $500. the gloom was
Dense for there even the appearance of
evil had been removed. policemen acting
under orders of William Mcclellan. city
Judge, having taken out all the expensive
furniture and gaming paraphernalia and
stored II in police station.
AT FOOT OF STAIRWAY.
Some of the habitues could not believe
1t to be true. A little knot of them
gathered at the foot Of the stairway in
the evening. discussing the passing in
whispers. Occasionally one Who had not
heard the news ascended the dark stair
way leading from the sidewalk and
pushed in vain on the button that I'm the
happier days had been the open sesame
70 the joys within. and then dejectedly
made the rounds Of the other big places
only 70 find the nothing doing" sign
hung out.
1t IS regarded as unlikely that the fur
nishings and trappings OF the other
places had been removed. but the resorts
are said by those who have reason to
know not to have been doing business.
If public gambling was going on Satur-
day night. il was not being done in the
we'll known and established places.
SHOOTING LAST WEEK.
According TO many who have watched
the situati in this city. It was not the
fear OF arrest. but the shooting last
week and publicity attendant on state
meuts of William A. Thompson. judge of
the Delaware county circuit court. who
recently severely criticised the office of
Horace c. Murphy. prosecuting attorney.
for alleged laxity IN law enforcement,
that caused the general closing.
You see. II doesn't pay to be too
brazen," one said. However. these
storms have blown UP beforehand they
.tave always been followed by official
And public calm"
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
HOW STOCKS
OPENED
rINTERNATIoNAL NEws sERvlcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NEW YORK, May 1S.-Al the stocks
of properties which have been concern
ed in the production of silver metal and
which are now devoting energies TO in
crease that production were features of
the trading on the stock market at the
opening today. American Smelling.
which turned out the greatest amount
OF silver In this country. advanced 1Ss
to 79ss and United States Refining NOV
ed up IL to IS. Butte Copper and Zinc.
which was a good producer Of silver
last year. advanced over two points to
1334
Anaconda. another large silver pro
ducer advanced y TO 6S1z.
Cerro de Pasco rose Is to As and
Ontario Silver advanced a to ga
The leading issues of other groups
were fairly strong. Steel common gained
Il 10 1o19s. The Marine stock made
fractional advances. Texas company
continued in supply. dropping Il TO
2T41s. Industrial Alcohol advanced rs
to 1864 New York Central q to 7774
and Missouri Pacific advanced one point
10 21la.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

The Indiana desk IN the Hall OF
States which is maintained by the
New York Community Service in
the old Trinity Church rectory at
81 West 24th street. New York
City. IS one OF the busiest corners
there. All day long soldiers and
eailors from Indiana are being vel
coined by home folks.
The Indiana desk Is maintained
by the daughters OF Indiana in
New York City under the chair
manshtp OF Mrs. J. A. Wood from
Brookvilie, and has not received
the financial support from the
State or any organizations there
that many more fortunate Hospi-
tality Committees have been fav-
ored with. Many OF the states.
such as Kansas and Massachu-
setts. have made liberal appropri
ations for the welcoming Of their
men, have provided clubs at which
the men can make themselves al
home after being sent to them
from the Hall OF States and have
sent Secretaries here TO look out
for the very considerable work OF
taking care OF the wounded men.
Other states like Illinois have been
taken care OF by large subscrip-
tions.
The daughters OF Indiana are do
ing the best they can to make
their work equal to that OF those
with more liberal financial backing
and by the aid Of volunteer work
ers are accomplishing great results.
A very important part Of their
work is that Of giving cheer and
a word from Home to the wounded
lads as they arrive at the great de-
barkation hospital here. This
work Is the result OF an arrange
nent by which the War Camp
Community Service obtains every
list OF wounded, sometimes to the
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOGS-Receipts 21,o00; steady to 10c
lower; big packers holding or biddin G
about 25c lower. Top. S2lo0. Bulk,
S2o.6o 20.S5; hcavyweights s20.75G
210o mediumweights. S20.50Q 1920;
lishtweights. s2o.25 @ 2o.S5; light lights,
sI9.0oG 20.50; heavy packing sows, $4,000
20.o5 packing sows. S19.0o@ 1915;
pigs. SlS,0oQ 1925.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000; beef steers.
she stock and feeders. Is q25c higher;
bulls steady to strog; calves slow bid
ding light; bef steers. medium and heavy
weights. choice. s16.75 01a.50; medium.
$3.50 g 100; common. sf1.25 a13.75;
lightweights good. s13.75g17Oo; com
mon $10-50m 1875; butcher cattle. heif-
ers. SS.00Q 1900: cows. s775G1475;
bulls. s9,25g 1925; Gamers and cutters.
cows and heifers. s6.2507.75: Gamer
steers. S7.75Q 1880; calves. s12.75@14.00;
feeder steers. s10.25 q 1850; stocker
steers. ss.25 1850: stocker cows and
heifers, s8.oo9 91o.75; stocker calves.
sS.00q s13.25.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
FIRE ON UNITED
STATES BALLOON
EINrERnATIoNAL news SERVICE

PITSBJRG. Pa. Nay I3.-GoVern-
ment agents and troopers OF the state
constabulary today were securing
Beaver county In an effort to appre-
hend the persons who fired upon the
S-1s one OF the balloons in the race
from Akron. Ohio. to the Atlantic
coast, and forced it to come down just
east of this city.
According to Pilot Richard Howarth
the HIS was flying at a height OF
about 500 feet near Baden. Pa. when
a fusiIade Of bullets whizzed BY the
basket, one OF them passing through
the cap worn by Ensign VIM. White
who was accompanying Howarth. ThA
gas bag was penetrated. but the avia-
tors covered several miles before they
were forced TO land.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

number OF 1000 in a day. and by
the use Of 6 large corps Of stenog-
raphers divides them UP into State
contingents and gives list to each
State Committee.
Another important thing accom-
plished by the Com mittee IN the
Hall OF States IS the placing OF
men IN jobs back Home. The War
Camp Community Service main
tains here a large employment Bu-
reau which, under Ralph NJ. Mac
Donald, seeks Jobs for the men or
the various commonwealths. from
the Cham bers OF Commerce, Labor
Bureaus and prominent employers
have already been sent Home to
places which are being held for
them.
Mrs. woode's assistants are: Mrs
C. M Cubbison from South Bend,
Mrs. Joseph Troggat from Rich
mond. Mrs. NJ. Anderson from
Charlottesville. and Mrs William
II. Drapier from indianapolis.
Among the boys who have called
are Robert E. Peoples. 116th En-
gtneers. indianapolis; Jas. c. Fish,
Private, 150th Field Artillery, Co
lumbus. p0ssessor of Croix de
Guerre. T. c. Sanderson. 2nd Lieu
tenant, Sanitary Corps, Marion;
Edward 3. Curtis. 10th Field Artil-
lery. Brook, John Wright Sanders,
Radio Schol. Cambridge. Mass;
Orleans. Michael Bender. 116th In
fantry, Evansville; H. +. Walkuet.
u. s. s. Des Moines. Huntington:
Ed Shaw. l.. 6. 8. Frederick. IN
dianapoIis: John J. May. Private.
54th Pioneer Infantry, Kentland;
Otto Givens. Private, 111th Infan-
try. Kokonaa, Lester Evans, Cap
tain, 2Sth Infantry. Anderson; VIM.
Barnes, Pioneers, Brazil
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

she accompanied him to Long Beach and
Atlantic City. She declared he became
anEry when she told him she was going
on an automobile trip with another man
burst into her room, while she was
sleeping and carried her to his apart
ment. where he kept her until the next
day. The charge against Carey was
abduction. burglary and felonious as
sault.
Mrs. Waterman told the court her
husband died three years ago. She Is
twenty-six.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
BIJOU TOMORROW
AND THURDAY

The gorgeous wardrobe OF a ravish-
ingly pretty blonde.
What happens in an office when the
boss loves his stenographer.
a crowd OF boarding houses girls
running around in their chers ses.
The Adventureress. 1919 model.
"vamping' her victim.
A merry party fer two in a lonely
hunting lodge.
The way the !ereally- -reallies live
when they're alone.
Some Of the things a pretty girl puts
up with when she goes to bus.-
ness
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
EAST CHICAGO POLICE
GET MANY REPORTS
Pickpockets Work Success
fully on Victim While He
Waits for Train.
ROSS TREBoRELLL.

Ross Treeborellf s4o7 Waiting st.
Indiana Harbor, was robbed Of the fol-
lowing valuables while at the Lake
Shore railroad station waiting to take
train-S220 in cash: one n. Y. C.
railroad pass No. DV1117: one Inland
Steel pass No. 1919; one check from
the n. Y. c. Ry. Co, for few cents
over $50.
The work was done by pickpockets
while several men We're crowded close
together just as the passenger train
pulled in. Thus far there IS no clue
10 the Identity Of the robbers.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
SURE THEY
WILL SIGN 1T
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


ZURICH. May i3.-Social Democrat
leaders. speaking in the German Ma
tional Assembly. protested against the
severity or the peace terms. but de-
clared they would oppose a movement
10 reject them. said q Berlin dispatch
today.
Premier Philip scheidemann told the
assembly that the treaty was one of
violence" to the German people.
The German National Assembly met
to consider the peace treaty.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
NEITHER WILL START
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
ST. JOHNS, y. r. May 13.-Neither
the British aeroplanes near here. nor the
American seaplanes az Trepassey will
start across the Atlantic today. Mid
day reports from out over the Atlantic
were distinctly discoura ging and the
British flyers believe there IS little
chance that a start may be made tomor-
row.
The weather was quite foggy at Tres
passey today. The American airmen
we're still working on their machines.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
WE'LL THEY
VOTED FOR STRIKE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvrcEI

FTNTERNkTioNAL NEWS sERVTcE1
CHICAGO. May 1S.-Members of the
Commercial TeleEraphers Union Of
America have voted by at least five to
one to strike according to reports on
the vote being taken throughout the
country and received at union head
quarters here. s. ]. Konenkamp presi-
dent Of the union. said today that the
vote may be as much as ten TO one in
favor Of the strike.
Konenkamp said also he will confer
soon with James J. Noonan. head of the
Electrical Workers Union. regarding q
ioint strike
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
GOVERNOR
APPOINTS BOARD
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsvicEI

INDIANAPOLIS. May ia sub
committee OF the joint purchasing
committee Of the is institutions Gre
ated by the last session OF the Indiana
legislature which will have active
charge OF buying for the state ansti-
tutions has been appointed by Cover
nor Goodrich. it was made public to-
day. The sub committee will meet
With the governor Thursday and plan
its work.
The members OF the Subcommittee
are Maurice G Shelton. of Rochester,
member Of the state board Of trps-
tees OF the state prison: Dr. $ y.
smith, OF Richmond. superintendent Of
the Eastern Hospital for insane, Chas
4. McGonagfe. superintendent Of tho
Indiana BOYS schools; Moses Epstein
Of Frankfort. member Of tho board or
trustees Of the Northern Hospital for
the insane. and Joseph Henning Of
Anderson. member of the board of
trustees Of the Indiana reformatory-
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
WANTED IN DETROIT

Charles Hama. 4606 Tod avenue. Z.
Chicago, was picked UP by Officers
Sterling and Kafehl on a charge of
omhezzlement preferred by police de-
partment Of Detroit. Michigan. An eff
fort is being made by local Rouman-
sans to get matters adjusted so that
he viii not need 10 be taken to De-
troit TO stand trial.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
A-- .
HSOCIAL NEWS B

bring her plate. cup, spoon and fork. y
delightful program VIII be given fol-
lowing the luncheon.
At the evening meeting of the Par
ent-Teachers Association Of the Wallace
school Thursday at seven-thlrty O'Clock
following program will be given:
Reading Buster Miller
Piano Irving Richwine
Reading ---------------Ma Beach
Piano Duet ------
Piano Duet -------------------Ch
lotte Crout and Florence VonKrough
Reading Edna Mcconnell
Dance-Spring ---------Dorothy Smith
Vocal soio-Little Good-for-nothln'--
-------------------C Charles Williams
Piano Florence Mcconnell
Violin Duet ------------------
John Feltzer and Vernon Houston
Aecompanist. June Feltzer.
Piano Florence Houston
notwithstanding the Baby----
------------------- Winffred Wise
Piano Solo -----------Ruth Warnimont
Solo -------------------H Younger
Piano Solo -------,------El Eleanor kuss
Reading -----------Mrs- L. w. Dedelow
Vocal Solo---------------- Evelyn Hart
Reading -Maysie TuIey
Reading Marion Licklider
Piano Solo----------Martha Donaldson
Initiation of a class Of candidates
will feature the meeting this evening
Of Hammond Chapter No. $40 Q. E. s. al
the Masonic Temple.
-
There will be meeting Of Golden Rule
Council No. l D. Of L. this evening at
the J. .. O. z. hall in State street
-
Mrs. Charles Allen OF Summer street
returned Sunday from T4ppecanoe, Ind
where she attended the funeral OF NJ.
Aliens father William Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Norris. 20 Lewis
street. have gone to Cincinnati. O.. and
Morgan. Ky, for a ten days visit with
Judge George Yoerger. 442 ". State
street. is on the sick list.
Beginning at four o'clock wednesday
afternoon, May 14th. the Michigan city
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
WATCHMAN INJURED

Albert Haley. watehman for the B.
& O. Ry CO. at 145th street. East
Chicago, had a painful accident yes
terday when on coming out of his
shack. he slipped and fell. tearing
loose thee ligaments in the knee.
The police station was notified and
the patrol picked him up and took him
to his home at 473S Olcott avenue. 1t
will be a number OF weeks before he
will be able to resume his duties.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
Belgium Demobilizes.
rtnrEnnArion.I nrms srauIcrl

ffNTEPNkTIcNsL NEWS SERVICE
PARIS MAY Is 6By French Govern
ment Nirelessl. Belgium has demobil-
lied $4,000 soldiers but retains 2f0.o0l
under arms. says dispatch from Brus-
sels today. The Belgian war minister
has promised to do his utmost to reduce
the army to 100000 men without any
further delay.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
CAVE MAN
GETS IN COURT
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

Nm 7 EFNA IONNL NtWo oENNILE
NEW YORK. May lS.-John E. Carey.
wealthy surgical instrument manufact-
urer. who seized pretty Mrs. Helen Wat
ernaan in true eave-man fashion. and car
ried her away in a taxi, clad only In a
nightgown. was today held in his orig
inal bail Of s2.50O after a hearing be-
fore Magistrate Steers.
1t developed that Carey first met the
young widow at bathing party. Later
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
CHICAGO PRODUCTS.

BUTER-Creamery extras. 551a a sec;
hrsts. 5395c; packing stocks, 81 q 43c.
EGGS-Current receipts. 41a43&c;
ordinary firsts. 4oia G41s4c; frsts. 429
43s4e; extras. 44ts Q451ac.
LIVE PoULTRY-Turkeys. s. q ssc;
chickens. 33c; ROSTERS. s1S12c; geese.
Csc; ducks. 81 q 33c.
POTATOES-Ohios. sis09 920o.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
SOLDIERS KILLED
ACROSS THE SEA

PARIS. May 13.-several American
soldiers We're killed and ten wounded
when case of dynamite exploded at
the American camp near Is-Sur-Tiile
today. some of the victims were bad
Isl mutilated.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
GARY GAMBLERS
ARE FINED

GROWN pom Ind, May 13.-Nllke
Melles and Bill Pappas. Of Gary. were
fined $40 and costs BY Judge smith
in the criminal court Ct Crown TO mt
On Monday for keeping a gambling
houre The defendants pleadei mol
guilty but evidence was too eonclusiFe
ot their guilt, Mike Chriss James
cnaren and John Pans oiopoutos we~e
aned SIS and costs for "" ting the
sarlbnng house conducted bs the
abeNe.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
Dance Wednesday, May
Il, Orpheum Hall, given by
L. M. & VI. D. 'iz-
VICTORY FOR
SCATENA COLTS

The ScatenH \. C-'s defeated the
Royal A. C.'s Sunday afternoon by the
score OF to T. The batteries for the
Scatenas were Newman and shanks'
Newman getting IL strikeouts. The
Scatenas would like to book games
with some teams averaging between
16 anl IS years old. Anybody wish
ing information about games call Tel
14Io between and P. m. and ask for
Murphy.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
HOME COMING FOR
THE 18TH DIVISION
rrMrreNArIoNAt NEWS sFRvIcr

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 1s.-With thou
sands Of cheering persons lining the dec
grated streets Of the downtown district
and illing the stands Of the Court Of
Honor. the Twelfth engineers. the first
American regiment under fire in France
and tho first to carry the American nag
through the streets OF Lndon. paraded
in a homecoming celebration here to-
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
EDDIE DOING
WE'LL IN LONDON
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

LONDON. May 13.-Eddie McGoorty.
famous American middle-weight Of
Oshkosh, Wisconsin. knocked out Har-
ry Reeve last night in the third round
Of scheduled 2o-round bout at the
Ma tfonal Sporting Club.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
CHICAGO CASH aRArr CLOSE.

CORN-No. 8 mixed. s1I9: white,
s1.79gLso; : yellow. sLsoaLs1; I
mixed. st77 a It's; white, s17s: yell
low. s1.79G1S0; mixed. s1.76; yell
low. s1.7791.7S.
OATS-No. white. roc: white. 6sIa
Q 6914c; standard. 69ls q 70c.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

FISHING BANNED.

No more fishing VIII be allowed in
Harrison Park lagoon" said Park su-
perintendent Holtz. until further no
tice. We want to give the fish a
chance to grow. Boys take warning
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
WILSON rs, PLEASED

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
WASHINGTON. May 13.-Pres.dent
Wilson. through Secretary Tumulty.
today cabled Secretary Of the Treasu-
~ Glass his highest congratulations
on the success or the Victory loan"
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13
TWENTY ALLIED
WARSHIPS ARRIVE
rINrERNAT,orAL NEWS srRvIcEl

LONDON. May 13.-Twenty British
warships have arrived at Helsingfors
and it is believed that the allies are
contemplating action against Petro-
grad.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

vEAL-5o to 60 lbs. 16G17c: 10 to
so lbs, Il 1Sc; SO TO 11o lbs. 1aa 21c:
fancy. 22c; overweight kidneys. 40 to
175 pounds. IA q Ice; coarse. lie
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

Crisp and clean looking is this
klack and white striped percale
house dress. Its little frills and
pipings of white give a touch Of
daintiness which is not out of place
on a summer rub frock. The woman
who does her owr. housework wilt
Like it because it laCnders beauti-
fully
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

The literature department Of the
Hammond Womans Club viii observe
it's annual social day Saturday at the
home of Mrs. a. Van Steenberg IN
Lansing. Ill. and reservations for the
luncheon must be made beofre Wednes-
day. May f4th. Each guest IS asked to
The Lake County times., 1919-05-13

Mr. and Mrs. ". G. Betz entertained
a party Of twenty young women last
evening at their home, 126 Highland
street, announcing the engagement Of
their daughter. Lydia Z. to Floyd Mel
vim June of Buffalo y. r. the wedding
10 take place in June.