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MONTREAL CLOSING.

ager. and Emil E. wenck. Jr. and J. OIL
bert Hermans. Jr.. were made assista Mt
secretaries. The directors declared the
usual semi-annual dividend of 4 per cent.
on tho capital stock of the company
Commonwealth Finance Corporation has
declared It's tenth quarterly preferred
stock dividend at the rate OF per cent,
per annum payable on July is to stock
holders OF record on June 30.
American Exchange National Bank has
PREPARED for distribution pamphlet,
present labor situation In America, the
principal parties and their policies
Bankers Trust Company has Issued n
booklet entitled Liberty Bond and Note
John A. Hawkinson, president Of IN.
newly organized Allied Packers Inc. will
make trip OF inspection to the various
packing plants embraced in the new com
pany soon.
Directors Of Cities Service COMPANY
have extended the privilege of partial con-
version OF the series b per cent. con
vertibls gold debentures, making a total
of so per cent. of tho outstanding amount
OF those debentures to which such priyi-
lege has been extended.
Leon Israel of Leon Israel a Bros ana
Frank II. Barrett OF Augusta, Ga, have
applied for membership In the New YORK
Cotton Exchange.
William q. Graham. q vice. president OF
the Equitabls Life Assurance Society, has
been elected director Of the National
Thrift Bond Corporation.
Lewisohn Bros. and AdoIph I.swisohn A
Sons announced yestsrday that 100000
shares OF the stock OF the South American
Gold and Platinum Company have beer
| subscribed for.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
GENERAL CIGAR CO.. mo.

Notice Of special Meeting Of stockhe,dsr,.
A special meeting Of the preferred ast
n% 3. s,s 81 Err. Gdans
West <oth Street, Borough of Manhattan,
New York City. on July 7. 1919. at eleven
o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose GAY Of con.
crease the authorised capital stock Of the
Company from Twenty-Five Million Dollars
(32B.ooo. oeo), consisting Of 10000 shares Of
Seven Per Cent cumulative preferred ,ss Gss
shares Of common stock Of the par value Of
800 each. to Thirty-nvs Million Dollars
tS35.ooo. ooo) to consist Of $4,000 shares Of
the present Seven Per Cent. cumulative
preferred stock of the par value of 800
each. 10000 shares of Seven Per csAt
cumulative sinking fund debenturs pre-.
f.rrsd stock s. Of the par value Of 500 80 z.
par value OF 500 each: (b) Of classifying
the increased capital stock. II authorized.
into Five Million Dollars H6.ooo,ooo) par
sinking fund debenture preferred stoek and
Five Million Dollars $4,000, ooo) Of com
mon stock; TO- Of authorizing the issu.
ance Of the Increased dsbenturs preferred
certificate OF Incorporation so as TO INCLUDE
therein such provisions relating TO the Do.
| benture preferred stock as the meeting
may determine; and (e) OF transaeting
such further business as may properly
come before the meeting.
It 10 proposed that the debenture- pre-
fsrred stock be preferred both an to assets
and dividends over the common stock, sub.
| Ject to the rights OF the existing preferred
| stock, be redesmable at lloSo OF par and
| accrued dividends. be convertible into com
mon stocks of the Company. share for
| share, with q cash adjustment OF div,
| dends. and be offered to the preferred and
| common stockholders at par and accrued
| dividend, all as will be more fully stated
| In circular letter from the President o.
| the Company to its preferred and eomnen
stockholders Of record June 20. 1919.
! such circular letter may be obtained
| said once OF the Company.
The transfer books OF the pr.terred an
| common stock will close June 20. 1913 .
three o'clock p. NJ, and will reopen JAY
8, 1919, at ten o'clock A. N.
| Dated, June IT. 1919.
FRED HIRSCHHORN, PreEdeht
H. v. SHICK. Secretary.
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Rice Hits Highest Price.

New ORLEANS, June 19.-Honduras
and blue rose rice sold on the New
Orleans Board OF Trade to-day at II
cents a pound. the highest price listed
In the local exchange records. Traders
attributed the rise to the removal OF
all restrictions on rice trading by Fed
eraI authorities Prices for clean rice
have not heretofore exceeded 9H cents
fer choice Honduras and TX cents for
Japan and blue rose.
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CURB REALTY ELECTION.
John L. Mccormack IL Selected a
President of Association.

The New York Curb Market Realty
Association, recently Incorporated 70
a suitable building into which the Curb
market may move, has elected officers
and appointed an executive committee
to obtain the necessary funds to cover
allotments OF the stock OF the company.
Officers elected were John l. McCor-
mack. president; Arthur Myles, vice.
president Herbert @. Einstein, secre-
tary, and Edgar M. Williamson. treas
urer. The directors consists OF the on
GERS and William p: Hoffman. Franklin
Leonard. Jr.. Edward r. Mccormick. Al
fred 3. Sturges and George C. Winchel
The directors have authorized the com.
mittee to allot fifteen shares at 500 a
share to every member OF the associa'
ton.
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Northwest Freight Rates.

WASHINGTON, June 19.--The Public
Service Commission OF Oregon to-day at
tackled artificial advantages alleged to
have been given Pacific and Puget Sound
ports in the State OF Washington over
Portland and other Oregon cities. espe-
clally in freight to ALASKA and the Co
lumbia River basin. The Interstate
Commerce Commission was asked, In a
complaint against the Director General
and several railroads to review virtually
the entire rate structure In that terri
tory.
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WIN Extend sAad. Cloth Plant.

William r. Hees. president OF the
Columbia Mills OF Oswego, N. Y. plans
to make that concern the largest shade
cloth manufacturers in the world
A large cotton mill will be erected as
room as the cost OF building materials
permits and the company will manufac-
ture its own cloth.
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CITY INVESTING COMPANY.
1Rk

New York. June 18th, 1918.
The Board Of Directors have declared q
quarterly dividend of one and three quar-
tiers per cent. upon tho preferred stock Of
this Company, payable at Its ONCE on July
LIST. 1919, TO holders of preferred stock Of
record on the books of the Company at the
close OF business on June 25th 1918
@. F. GUNTHER Sec'y
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NORTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY

Tho Directors have declared a dividend
OF three per centum (3S) on the capital
stock Of this Company. payable July 10th
to holders of the capital gtock Of this
Company registered on the stock ledger
on that date
The Transfer books will be closed at -
o'clock NJ. on June 2sth. and will be re-
opened at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on July II
1919. N. TERHUNE Secretary
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Turpentine-Rosfu,

SAVANNAH, June 10. - Turpentine
steady. 1e4; sales. 100; receipts, 1sI;
shipments, 545 stock. 6.77<. Rosin arm |:
sales. SIS; receipts. 1.oooi shipments,
l.oSt stock. $500. Quote: b. si5. d.
II. $3.50; I, $3.50; X. $3.50; M.
sle.is; N. s1s.+o; wa. ,ls.sS; WV.
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THE BANK OFF AMERlCA -,

NEW 1OTF1 UNTT"
The Board of Directors have toda Hy,,s.a
clarsd a ssmi-annual dividend OF Tglv
(l6) per cent, free OF tax, pay ape III,
list. 1919, to stockholders OF record OF ~"
date. .,,..t
The transfer books will remain e0'
until July Sd. 1919. ,-..Nt.,
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COLUMBIA Trust COMrANi

New York, JunA -, lHt
The Board of Directors have ms ,agr
declared a quarterly divid"'i OF ,T,
per cent. on the CAPITA stock q NV
Company. payable June 30, 1919 20 sy,
holders OF record at the close ~ o''''
June 20, 1919.
The Transfer Books will not rNS1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRUST
COMPANY

BENEFICIAL CERTIFICATES
60 Broadway, -.
New York, Jun" -, FL.
The Board of Directors OF the 'ollmsa
Trust Company have authorized the r IIU
tees OF the Columbia Knirkcrh''k' ~
Company Beneficial Certificates - PNAs
dividend OF ATTY cents per share rom as
Income Of the trust. on juno S''h' *,
to certificate holders OF record as % Wv
close of business June 2Oth, lJl'
The Transfer Books will not t.'ss.
N , 4 y aLL-l -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TRUST
COMPANY

BENEFICIAL CERTIFICATES
so Broadway "a
New York, juno IS WV
The Board OF Directors OF the Counios
Trust Company have authorized the ttu ~
OF tho Column ia- Kni ckerbocker Trust Io i
pany Beneficial Certificates 10 pay l'o'
the Principal of the Trust Ten Dollars ~
share. on July 10. 1919, 10 certnS
holders OF record as OF ths close OF '1'''
ness June 20, 1919.
The Transfer Books will not close 81,
To receive this payment Ccrtincaie nor.
ers must presen; their Certificates 20 -.
Transfer Department OF Columbia - =,
Company. so Broadway. New York C!'y, Ua
July 10. 1919, or thereafter. that the pa'
ment may be endorsed thereon
III A sa-relATN
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TO H0L DERS OF
EMPIRE REFINING COMPANY
First Mertsase and CelIater. al Tru,, Ten y.,,
Striking Fund Six Per Cen I. Gold Bocs,
Dated February Ist, 1917.

Notice 10 hereby given that Dror..,-
are Invited to be made to Guarantv Ts4.s
Company of New York, 40 Pro.drust
New York City. for the sale to the Say,
Fund provided for In the lndenturs
tween the Company and Guaranty T,'.,
Company OF New York, as Trustees. sst.S
February. 1st. 1871, Of First MortssKs s ,sS
Six Per Cent. Geld Bonds of Empir. ms me
inning Company, dated February III ,sy,
and secured by said Indenture, at n,,...
not to exceed 100 per cent. of the rsln'.
pal Of such bonds nat without lntsra,t
On or before August LIST, 1919. this So.1
pany will deposit with the Trustee ,vs
Client funds to retire on that date. az
price not in excess of the principal amon.,
thereof, plus q premium Of four Der csn,
face value to $500. 900. and said funS y
to be applied to the purchase or redenra
tion of bonds OF said issue at not 10 ~
coed the price above mentioned. All ~
posals should be securely sealed az
marked proposals for sale Of bond, u.
Sinking Fund under Indenture Of Emn,,.
Refining Company. dated February ~
1911" must be for all or any part o, VI.
bonds offered and must be received BY
p. NJ. on June aith. 1919. 'O'0ek
Advioes as to bonds accepted Will n.
mailed on or before June 25th. 1919, By
the Trustee.
Coupons due August list, 1919. shou,s 4.
detached from the accepted bonds ana
presented in the usual manner Al m.
once or agency Of the Company 60 WAL
Street., New York City.
Dated June 18th, 1918.
BY FRANK W. FRUEAuIFF,
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST

MANNING. MAXWELL q MOORE, INC.
The Board Of Directors In monthly meet
ing held on June 10. 1919, declared the reg
ular quarterly dividend of one and one ha III
lh) per cent on the capital stock OF the
company. payable June so, 1919. to stock
holders of record on that date. Books will
not close.
GEO. D. BRANsToN, Treasurer.
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OH CITY, June is,-credit balances -
n nsas ts.sas .Ssssss .1 siSS snip
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10 THE HOLDERS OF FIRST MoR1.
GAGE SINKING FUND So TWENrY
YkAR GOLD BONDS OF THi
fANY issUE6 UNDER THE MOTT or,
GAGE TO KNICKERBOCKER TRrsr
COMPANY. As TEUsTEE, DATED
the above mentioned mortgage, has on a..
posit to the credit Of the Sinking FUND
the sum Of Thirty-two Thousand one hun.
dred twelve dollars and seven cents
* bond. 81 :sia i:sa: on a s Ss SSseAs;.
1918. Sealed proposals to sell said bond
are hereby called for and bonds accepted
will be purchased at the once Of "a.
way, New York city, upon pr,s.ntstisn
thereof on September LIST, 1919, in 90
cordance with the terms Of said mortgsss
The trustee reserves the right to re3eot
Offers may Be sent to the once Of The
undersigned, on or before July 7th. 1915,
At twelve o'clock noon.
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
by GEORGE n. WARREN t
Dated. New York. Jun. and 1915,
THE TOLEDO, COLUMBUS . ONO
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
Once Of the Treasurer.
Pittsburgh, Pa. June :, 1919
First Mortgags y 3 Bonds Of The Clevs-
land = Marietta Railway Company to IN
aggregate cost OF Eleven Thousand Nins
Hundred Ten Dollars ttli.sIo.ool will b.
purchased for the Sinking Fund July j,
1918, from the. lowest bidders. at prios
not 70 exceed par and interest
Sealed proposals to sell bonds must b
in the hands Of The Farmers Loan and
Trust Company. New York CITY, ssten
r. II. B. MCKNIGHT, Trsa.ur.s
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Minneapolis Flour Market.

changed; barley. Si.oBoi.l4; rye. No.
2. t1.4sk bran. ss4; AAx. tksooGs2.
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Liuseed Market.

DULUTH, June 19.-Linseed on track
and arrive. s4.ss@s+so; July. sass
bid; September. &I73 bid; October.
$l.3s bid.
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PROPOSALS..
PENNSYLVANIA COMPANA
once OF the Treasurer.

ONCE OF tho Trehbufer,
noNps FOE THE SINKING FUND.
Pennsylvnnia Company First MortsaEe
Collateral Trust -Four and One-half Per
segrexate cost Of Two Hundred Fifty-nins
Thousand Three Hundred Thirty four Dol
lars seventy Cents (t2ss.sst.7ol will be
purchased for the sinking Fund July i,
isis, from the lowest bidders. at q price
not to exceed par nat
sealed proposals to sell bonds 60 the
sinking Fund must DO in the hands OF The
fore close Of business, three o'clock p. NJ,
Monday, June 30. 1919. and bonds accepted
must be delivered on July LIST or security
furnished that day, II required, that deliv-
ery will be made within ten days
r Fl. p. MCKNIGHT. Treasurer.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
Commonwealth Finance Corloratlon

100 BROADWAY, NEW iohh, se.
Board Of Directors have ms 1,S =, ths
clared the tenth quarterly dlVidetN =, re
preferred stock of ms per share ts,S 70
rate OF T% per annum. payable July wv
stockholders OF record June s0th-
ORMsBY MoHARG, TTeATS
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220th Dividend
CHARTERED 1879
BANK OF
The MAN HATTkNCOMpAHY

New York. June Il. isls
The President and Directors OF the MAJ
haitian Company have this day declared :
quarterly dividend of FIVE PER CENT. ga
the capital stock Of this Company payspn
July LIST, 1919, to stockholders OF record ~
the close OF business June 26th, 1919
The transfer books will not close.
ID. II. PIERSOS, Cashier
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MANNING, MAXWELL d MOORE, INC
Tho Board OF Directors in monthly meet.
ing held on June Is. 1919. declared an extra
dividend of one and ono-hAlf Qh) per
cent. on the capital stock of the company,
payable June so, 1919. TO stockholders OF
record on that date, Books will not close
GEO. D. BRANSTON TrAaaurar
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Yesterdays Fires

W. ga. Loss.
ssrsisy :. Slight
,,,.a Gelilns Slight
AR, M, ,:....:.........:.. Slight
S:SS-ine seeena ave. John Dbl. Slight
pM Sohsn '''''''..'....,......T rifins
!:i!-i!s Mulberry St: unknown. Unknown
''''- n..,in x,s.,; clnesreerouSh -
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AIR REDUCTION COMPANY. Inc

lzo Broadway. New York, June Is, 1913
DIVIDEND NO. o.
The Board of Directors of this Comn.ry
has declared the regular quarterly dividend
OF 100 per share on the Capital Stock Of
the COMPANY. payable July ID. 1919. to
NJ. w. RANDALL Secretarv
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A regular quarterly dividend OF two per
cent. l2%l upon the Common Capital Stock
OF JULIUS KAYSER q co. has been de-
clared. payable July l. 1919. to the holders
business on June 40, 1919.
Dividend checks will be forwarded nv
Guaranty Trust Company of New York
LOUIS LEWINSOHN. secratary
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
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appeared. however. and while we are
not unmindful OF the interest she mani
Tested in the event and many similar
recognition TO her husband who. is justly
deserving of the high commentator Of
fered Other members of the committee
came in for a Ike acknowledg cement Of
their splendid cooperation
Mrs. D. c. McClelland. Of Elm St. is
looking forward to the arrival Of her
mother. Mrs. Anna Riddle Of Pittsburgh.
Pa. and a daughter Miss Elizabeth Of
Leechburg. Pa. who VIII visit until che
early part of September.
Barney Yedvab. recently returned from
across seas duties with the 18th sup
ply train unit was feted saturday even
ing BY his sister Miss Surrata. who en-
tertained at the home Of her married
sister Mrs. Pearl Pizovitz in Spring
field ave. Chicago. Automobiles con
veyed more than thirty young people
from this city including the parents Of
Barney During the serving of a splen-
did repast the mother eff the young
warrior-brave presented her son with a
valuable gold watch as a gift from her
self and husband. 4 pair Of diamond-set
cuff links was the gift of other mem
bers Of the family and life-size por-
trait taken in full soldier regalia y
general good time followed. with the
party breaking UP in the early hours of
the morning Barney was foremost in
the establishing of Company L and is
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one Of this city's best known youne
men He honestly deserved all the at
tention showered upon him at Saturdas
evenings affair.
The death of little Lillian Sneksver
age four and a half years. occurred At
the family residence. 1909 Melville ave.
presumably from the same ailment
which took her mother away Ave months
ago. that Of tuberculosis. The funeral
is taking place today from the Hungarian
Catholic church in Calumet and the BODY
viii be inferred alongside of the mother
at Oak Hill cemetery Neighbors and
friends have been kind in their ministra-
tions TO the family in their double be-
reavement.
1t has been widely circulated in the
community that popular young man
John sitaz of 4725 Melville ave. has
been quietly married to 2 very comely
young lady Of East Chicago. some three
weeks ago and cannot gain the consent
Of his friends 10 give him a celebration
in honor OF the event. The said groom
holds responsible position at the
Cudahy plant for more than five years
His bride was also employed there
Wiseacres say that the nuptials werc
sealed on the Fourth Of July. Might as
well come across with the whole story
John and enjoy the hospitality Of all
your friends.
Mrs. +. c. Self. Of Goshen, Ind. IS a
visitor of Mrs A ]. Whitmore Of Chi
cago ave and her sister
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cooler spots among them this week arc
the Bert Darraghs who are going TO
their cottage at Long Lake. Miller.
The Marx Pioneer Club shifted the
responsibility of their regular social
tete tetes of last week and turned the
parlors Of the hotel where they usually
meet over 20 B. Silverthorn, the new
representative Of the Wearever ALUMNI
mum Ware and who is located in Indiana
Harbor and recommended to place a
demonstration in the newly founded city
with the result that the event proved
quite novel and apart from the usual
attractions afforded. Mrs. Bruce Miller.
Of East Chicago. Miss Mabel Sontag Of
the Calumet Bank and Miss Della Glaze
brook Of the Central Drug store, and
Mrs. p. A. Parks. wife of former city
controller. were the invited guests Of
The evening
Dr. Eugene Steffes and his bride are
arriving today from Detroit. Mich.
where they have been spending their
honeymoon.
Far be X from the intention Of this
paner to give credit where credit is not
due. 50 for this season a tvpograp hicaI
error appearing in the appreciation
notice from the Carmelite Sisters thank
ing the respective committees for the
success or the dance recently given for
them should have read that Mr. Thomas
Gething led the Inland Steel employees
in the affair. The name of Mrs. Gething
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his home in Gibson City Iowa. last
October 10 make his home here is crit
icauy i'll with very little hope enter
tanned for a betterment in his condition.
He has been bedridden since the Fourth
Of July.
East Chicago Camp. Royal Neighbors.
have all preparations ready for The
holding If their annual picnic a Whit
ing Park Thursday. leaving this city at
10 o'clock in the morning All Neigh
bors Of this camp and their friends or
any visiting Neighbors are extended d
most cordial welcome.
The Mesdames David and Llwalof
Johns have come home for a few days
visit from Their summer home at St
Joe. Mich. and viii be returning there
this weekend Their husbands. physi-
cian and dentist in the city. have been
making the trip weekly in their auto
ana spending their Sundays there and
usually bringing members Of the family
IT both for visits III the Michigan re
sort The families VIII not be returning
here for good until the early fall days.
Mrs Esther Rooney. Of Calumet her
two sons and the Two children Of her
daughter. Mrs. J. such motored 10
Joliet where they spent the Weekend
visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs r. shorter. 81 Calumet. has gone
~ Washington. 3, G To remain until
the carly part Of September.
4 Members of the standing committee OF
the Indiana Harbor Review No lO5. will
not that there is a meeting Of Importance
70 be held this evening at the home Of
Mrs = c. NcClelland. 360s Elm ST. for
the purpose Of approving names submit
ted tor the ballot.
Raymond Petersen. Of south Barring
ave. Is recuperating nicely from an OPP
Grafton performed on him TO remove his
appendix at the Mercy hospital in Gary.
He viii soon be well enough 70 be
brought home.
Attorney Joe Meade is home from a
visit to his Young son al Marion. Ind
/ where he spent the week.
Z The Abe ottenheimers. of North Ma
goun ave. are coming home tomorrow
+ from their trip 70 Colorado of a few
weeks
There are many Twin City people tax
ing advantage Of the hot August days
End spending them in cottages at the
various lakes down in the state This
week VIII see many preparing to go for
few weeks or more Many have re-
turned from summer vacations OF a few
weeks and resumed their respective
/ posts either in the commercial world or
domestic There are also many OF the
Marx residents sojourning down to the
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TWin CITY
Neus Notes

onice. 500 Chicago Ave. phone cS3.
Residence. 43ls OIcott ave. Phone us.
Mr.. J. Briscoe. father IL Mrs u e
Walker Of North Barring. who came from
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Some people didn't believe that they
would be put on the Indiana Garden
dance floor if they tried 70 put on the
shimmy William Clausen Of East Side
was warned three times BY plainclothes
men John Nauch and Festerman to cut
out the rough stuff He didn't The re-
suit was he was put out Of the hall Mr..
II Maduro believes in running a clean
hall and r ANYBODY asks him what kind
of a crowd he gets ne wants 10 show
them a clean bin of health.
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Real Estate Bargains.

business district. suitable for market.
grocery fruits meats etc. Building has
large store room vith oniee and room
II back has upstairs liNng rooms
with bath. Bargain. $500
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being appointed Floor committee, pro-
gram committee and prize committee.
Two negroes. answering 10 the names
of Henry Johnson and VIII Davis. Of
3446 Callahan place. were arrested for
carrying concealed weapons. Judge
Twyman fined then $40 and costs. Henry
Johnson did not have the fine so was
sent oCrown Point to serve it out.
The total arrests for the month of
July at East Chicago and Indiana Har-
Dor was 154 Of which Sc were found
guilty "A not guilty ? nolle pressed. p
no cases filed just commitment Of "a.
u arrested for other departments. Thir-
tv-nine paid fines were sent 70 Crown
Point. appealed and bound over 1915
were paid in fines.
The Sinclair Refining company n East
Chicago has a new superintendent in
the man Of George r. Lord who halls
from Beaumont. Texas. where he had
charge Of refneries. He succeeds I a.
SAWYER who has been promoted to SEN
eral superintendent With &eadquarters
in Chicago.
w r.. Weinberg, an Last 1hlcaeo
man. has been appointed assistant super
intendent 10 the Grasselh Chemical
Works. He succeeds the well known
Thomas Henry who passed away siN
weeks ago
The barbecue committee of the Wei
come Home Day will meet tomorrow
evening at The Hagel and WauX store
corner Chicago an dOlcott avenues to
make nnal arrangements The follow
ing are the members of the committee
Frank Wall. chairman. Mr.. Dickinson
oscar Martin ] Hagel. Louis Rotten
berg. A. J. Burns L. W Saric. NJ Z.
Critics.
Dancing IN three places will take
place on the welcome Home Day cele-
bra.ion. The Auditorium Hall Open
Air Dancing Pavilion at the Harbor and
the Masonic Temple a. East Ch-cago and
shoes are going up 70 SIS.