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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-07

NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SEPTEMBER TERN. 1920.
KATE GEIB VS.. THE MACCABEES.
4 CORPORATION. EFT Al. CAUSE
NO. 1876. ACTION on INSURANCE
POLICY.
Now comes the plaintiff by MILO N.
Bruce, attorney and files her complaint
herein, together with an affidavit of a
competent person showing that the de-
PENDANTS. Viola r. Klincfelter. whose
true name is unknown: Chrystal Eva
Klinefelter Jackson; Gene Margaret
Klinefelter Minium. also known as Jean
Margaret Klinefelter Carpenter Minimum.
ter. are not residents of the State of
Indiana.
said defendants therefore hereby noti-
fed Of the tendency Of said action and
that the same win stand for trial at
the next term Of said Court, and that
unless they appear and answer or de-
muir therein at the calling of said cause,
on the 4th day Of October, A. D., 1920.
the. same being the 10Th day of the
next term of said Court to be begun and
held in the Court House. Room No. > at
Hammond, in said Court and .Stotc on
the and Monday Of September a. u. 1929
said action Will be heard and determined
in their absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. hereunto
set my hand and afIlx the Seal Of said
Court. at Hammond. this S0th day OF
July 4. D, 1920.
(seaD HERBERT l.. WHEATON.
Clerk r. s G.
BY WILETTA CAMPRELL. Deputy
Clerk. 7-Si-A-7-!4
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The odors of plants reside in differ
ent parts Of them-sometimes in the
roots. as fl the iris and vitivert; the
leaves IN mint and thyme. the stem or
wood In cedar and sandal. the flower
in the roses and vioiets. the seeds in
the tonquln bean and caraway. the
bark in cinnamon. etc.-Brooklyn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-07

FOR EXCHANGE-Two story four fiat
building in Indiana Harbor. $50
monthly rental, for good small business.
Apply phone 1881 Indiana HarbOr 1901
IVY street S-2-6
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NOTICE 10 NONRESIDENT

Controller City OF Hammond.
7-31-A-7-I4
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THINNER
w anted- Agents.

AGENTS-s10o weekly. AutonobfIs
owners everywhere Wild with enthu-
siasm. Marvellous invention doubles
power. mileage. efficiency Saves its
cost first day Sensational sales every
where. Territory going like Wild fire
SIS sample outfit and Ford car free
Write quick. Ovee Co. Dept. ASS. Louis
vile. Ky. 7-26-1
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FOR SALE chair barber outfit. in
Guiding wash bowl and water tank
and etc. at big bargain. ST. Hob
man St Hammond. SEA
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NOTICE TO NoN-RESIDENT

By CORA D ANDERSON. Deputy CLERK
7-24-s1-Aug-
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NOTICE OF SALE OF $4,000 90 FIRE
EQUIPMENT BONDS
q I,rrrr<r- or cnNfroTRnrr I'D On TIL,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Barber shop. doing good
business, $500 cash s4a5 Michigan
Avs. Indiana Harbor. $40
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FOR SALE-One invalid chair good as
new, at bargain. 517 Holman St
Hammond So
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WANTED:-25 laborers at
Lyman Michaels Co., East
Chicago, highest wages paid
and paid weekly. 2'-"
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4
TIE STATE OF INDIANA LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT MAY TERM. 1920 MAR
GARET POWERS Us. RAY L. pow
Frs. CAUSE NO. 1852. ACTION TO
DIVORCE.
Now comes the plaintiff by J. H. Fet-
terhoh. her attorney and files her com
plant herein, together with an afldavit
Of a competent person. showing that the
defendant. Ray L. Powers is not a resi-
dent of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant IS therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency Of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
a. the next term Of said Court. and that
unless he appear and answer or demur
therein. at the calling Of said cause. on
the 27th day Of September A. D. 1920.
fhe same being the 18th day Of the next
term Of said Court to be begun and held
in the Court House. Room No. ?. at Ham.
mond in said County and State on the
End Monday OF September A. d. 1920.
said action viii be heard and determined
in his absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and afix the Seal Of said
Court. at Hammond this 23rd day Of
July A. D, 1920
(SeaD HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk L. s c.
By CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy clerk.
7-24-S1-Aug-7
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TIME-KEEPER

Wanted-Experienc time keeper
familiar with both day work and piece
work time steady position and good paw
Apply at once. Edward Valve & Mfg
Co. East Chicago. S-7-3
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For Sale-Miscenaneous.

For Sale Miscellaneous.
FOR sALE-Large variety Of trunks,
bags and suit cases. Lesser Loan
Bank. IS State st. Hammond. 2-17-tf
FOR sALE-Unredeemed Diamonds ana
Railroad Watches. Lesser's Loan Bank
S. State ct. Hammond. Open evenings.
FOR sALE-Large Size oak dresser.
with very large mirror. Phone Ham
mOnd 2S42 7-23-tf
TOR SALE mirrors. sx5ls #. Cali
f1alllinona '-zS-u
FOR SALE used Bormann Butchers
ice box. size 6X6. tile front. mahogany
finish. good as new Phone Hammond
5000. 7-30-tf
FOR SALE pool tables. good condi-
ton 1921 Alexander Ave East Chi
ca 90. S-s-6
FOR SALE=A brand new talking ma
chine. latest model. will exchange for
a good used piano Telephona . q
$3.50 Hammond between $50 and a m
or . 80 and p. m. s-6-2
FOR sALE-Columbia victrola. 50o2
Forsyth Aye East Chicago Sta
FOR sALE-4F'urniture beds. chairs.
A
Phone 1886 Hammond S-5-3
FOR sAI.E-Baby bed. csrioIe style
also kitchen table and child's chair
50 Mason ST. Hammond. $50
FOR sALE-Phonogra new. $1,000.
with records. $500 If taken at once
10 Plummer Ave. Hammond S-61
FOR SALE chair barber OUTFIT. in
rllItmp wash hpX6fI ter n,,tx
and etc. at a big bargain. SIT Hob
man ST. Hammond S-6-3
FOR sAIE-One invalid chair. good as
new, at bargain. 5l7 Hphman st.
Hammond s-6-?
FOR SALE-DuofoId davenport. Pull
man davenport. kitchen cabinet good
as new. ST. Holman St Hammond.
S-6-S
FOR SALE Young lady's bicycle. full
size. guaranteed make. purchased last
vesr cost $40 sell for $25. Inquire
East Chicago Times Office. 6-s-2
FOR sAI.E-Furnitur just Ike new.
i23 Summer st. Hammond. s-6-2
FOR SALE-A black reed babv car
riage inuire at 1926 Van Buren, 81
or phone Hammond 20f4. 8-6-z
FOR SALE-English Beagle hounds.
pups and two well broken dogs. 100
" Williams St, West Hammond
"9-z
FOR SALE-25 It. Of new porch rail-
ing and one post 54s East state ST
Phone 1883 Hammond. Sill
FOR SALE-At bargain. furniture Of S
rooms with privilege of renting fiat
Phone 2159 Hammond ST.
FOR SALE-Oak roIltop office desk O
X p nxpr cbNr - 4 ETa~
mond. S-7-r
FOR sAbE-Reed Baby cab. like new
1884 Northcote Ave. Phone 152I-M
-. .-------- ----aso go
FOR SALE-Pullman davenport. side
board, buffet large dining room table
chairs. family Ice box. Mrs. Schultz. Or
pheum Bldg Hammond. Sill
FOR sALE-Upright piano A bargain.
Call 43s Hickory st. Hammond
e-f-S
FOR sALE-My l. c. Smith type
writer No. S. like new. Call 1854
Hammond s-7-2
FOR SALE-Round oak heater. high
wash stand beds and springs. dining
table. S3S Alice St. Hammond. small
house in rear ST.
FOR SALE-Pedigree Flemish Giant
rabbits. send for price list 20 Roses
Rabbitry 1929 Irving St Denver, Colo.
ST.
FOR RENT-Two front light house
keeping rooms on 18th s.. Whiting.
Ind Inquire IS Holman St. Ham
mond. sal
FOR sALE-Five rooms Of furniture.
Call at si3 r. State street. Hammond.
S7-2
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w anted-Male Help.

WANTED:-Laborers No
wax Milling Corp, Calu-
met Ave. and 150th street,
Hammond. S-ll-'f
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS THE TINES ARE WORTH TRYING

ley. doing business as Touche. Niven &
Co. are not residents Of the state Of
Indiana
Said defendants arc therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency Of saif action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term Of said Court and that
unless they appear and answer Or de-
muir therein. at the calling Of said cause
the 4th day of October. A. D.. 1920
the same being the 18th day Of the
next term Of said Court TO be begun
and held in the Court House Room No.
2 a Hammond in said County and State
on the 2nd Monday Of September A. p
1920. said action viii be beard and de-
termined in their absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my bend and efax the Seal or said
Court at Hammond. this 2sth day Of
.ruly. A. D. 1920
(SeaD HERBERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk L. 6. c.
BY CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk.
7-31-A-7-14
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WANTBD-Messenge boy over II
years old. must ride a wheel Postal
Telegraph Cable Co. Hammond Sill
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Wanted to Buy.

WANTED-Will buy or room house
in Hammond. Write A-204 care Times
Hammond. S-5-3
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Real Estate Bargains

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Cho,ce farms
FOR city property Goetz & Mckee
Wanatah. Ind 7-S0lSi
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

physicians administered 1t to the two
sufferers. They recovered. Dr.. Rirel-
man announced the new remedy "raye
great promise"
Botulism, physicians say, is a taste
less, odorless, but frightfully potent
poison. deposited in the food by a
germ, which in itself Is impotent. 1t
cannot live in air, does not thrive or
give of poison in the warmth Of the
body, but lives and breeds In sealed
cans or oxygenless jars.
Ihere is no way to detect the pres
ence OF ootulism, physicians say.
=, 1t was said yesterday afternoon at
sne bureau OF Chemistry that the result
OF the meteorological analysis Of the
olives taken from the Delbene home
would not be known for several days.
u. &. De Boxd, who is making the exami-
nation OF the olives, explained that as
the bacillus botulini has never been iso-
lated its presence in a sample for analy-
sis can only be proved by the effects Of
culture injected into the veins Of an
animal. Mr.. De Bord added that there
are two "strains" Of this deadly germ,
one variety appearing chiefly in the
western part of the country and the
other in the Eastern States. The serum
made from one of the strains" will have
no beneficial effects upon patient suf-
fering from the other kind, he said.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
FOREIGN PORTS

AAIBORG Jan 1o-Arrived: Bari
SSolneim Sore H. { pan1. Savannah; str orne
''ss HARRuGs RsR1p}s saYannah Jan 1s-Arrivea. ST..
Nordhavet DIAM, savannah; 'tsrei Bremersyo1 S5T'
(Dan). Savannah.
ALG1ERs, Jan 12-sailed: Str Bloem.
Iontein tBr), Boston; l4th. City of Orar
IBr), from Calcutta and Colombo), Bos
ION ION, and v New New York; Georgeanna Weems
Sabine, via Norfolk. @A
ota1l AMSTERDAM, Jan l4--Arrived stl
Obioan; 9a.n;; I9uique, etc:
patrick, New York. Sailed: strs An.
yersoise (Belg), Savannah; 14th, Auburn
BoRDEAUx. Jan 1s-Arrived: strs
Royal Shr), Luisburg. c b; l4th. Rutenf-
st1s BCENos gsjSo,n ,A.II, AYREs, Jan 1.-Arrived
Fagundus, Boston. Sailed: Str Pampa
(Argl, boston.
,nnA cARDlTF. PIE Jan 1s-sansd: Str American
CAPE TOWN, Jan 12-Arrived: Str Cor
don Castle (Br), New York.
- rCHRISTIANSAND. Jan 1o-Sailed: Str
Borghild (Nor), Boston.
CHRISTIAN1A, Jan S-Sailed: Str Golden
Gate tNor), New York.
= GO ,coRENHAGEN, Jan s.zArrived:s strs
Oregon CDan. New York; 18th str Wico
New York; 10Th, str Frederik VIII DAM
New York: Sailed; Str kronborg (Dan)
Hampton Roads
CUXHAVEN. Jan 13-Arrlved: Str Mo
masses, New York for Hamburg.
DCNklRK. Jan l3-Arrtved: Str West
ern (Br), Galveston.
FAYAL. Jan l5-Arrived: Str Marshall.
Pensacola for Leith.
GENOA, Jan 12.--Arrived: Ship Tona-
wanda, New York via Norfolk: strs Mount
Everest oBr). New Orleans; Westoil, New
York Sailed: Str San Giorgio (ltaD
GIBRALTAR, Jan l3.-Arrived: Str Ar
menia. Buenos Ayres for Valencia Sailed :
Strs kiowa. New York; Amleth tDan>,
GREENocH, Jan ls.-saied: Str Du-
naff Head (Br) (frorn Drbln), ST John,
HAMBuRG. Jan s.-Arrived: Str os-
kawu. New York. Sailed: Str Manchuria.
HAWKE, Jan 14-Arrived: Str Fort Pitt
Bridge, Wilmington. N G.
HONG KONG, Jan 1o.-Arr!ved: strs
Edmore Seattle via Yokohama and shans
mai; Ixion (Br), Seattle via Victoria, B
&, and Manila.
HULL Jan l6-Arrived: Str Treganna
tBr), New orIi.
IQUIQuE, Jan l2-Arrived: Str Lake
rrsde9 % san ann Francsco s'rs Arna NAi's5a froni
shanghai, for New York via Panama sth;
Malay Maru Cap), from Shanghai and
Hong Kong for New Orleans.
LElrH, Jan lG-sailed; Str West View,
fr9% vTr6S] tiyfgp9Gl for Jan New Arrves Tork Str
letn: strs Courageous New York; Fed
eral Galveston; l7th. Lehigh. Norfolk
haduna tBr). Sand Key tfor orders)
LONDON, Jan 16--Arrved: Strs Cairn-
dhu Osr), Portland, Me; 18th, Derwent
River CD, Philadelpha Sailed, 18Th: Str
Start Point tBrl. PhiladeI phia.
MANCHESTER, Jan 17-Sailed: Schr
Governor Brooks, Hampton Roads.
MANILA, Jan 12-Sailed: Str Grace
Dollar, from Hong Kong for Seattle
MARANHAM, Jan 10--Arrived: Str
zingara (Br). New York; Lake Gazette.
New York.
MELBOURNE, Jan 1s-Arr.ved: Str
Port stephens (Br), New York via Table
Bay, Fremantle and Adelaide.
MONTEvfDEO, Jan 14--Arrived: Str,
Helenes (Br). New York via Halifax;
Santa Rosaia, New York; Portsmouth
Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
The Tribune Almanac

Strs swinburne (Br). New York; cerslvo.
yyu1earo: 1ss: Tampico, Norfolk; stanmore (Br5..
LIVER n,verpool via Halifax: City of Rome. sa-.
Baltimore and Norfolk. o-'1eeseef'
s. tu..HA1KsLEsT0N G. Jan l7-Arrived: /:
rsfes spas span2 GsSss Ssm
York. Sailed strs onekama, Ghent 1m AND
H9tterdam; q Mrsse Lake Ellnorah. Jacksonville.
son. towing barge NJ Cor No. 'an from
Tia rort zor. arthur; Bsthlehep Bridge. cardiff
Sch ibAGHksoMv1LLE. HssDsT L1 Fla. Fla Jan 17-Arrived:
sex. Philadelph phia Via Savannah; Lenape. pc
Hew ae York via Charleston: sch waltham'
MOBILE. Jan 17-Arrived: Str ra.tco
th rort Arthur. Sailed: str Taxico. Port Ar
p, NEW ORLEANS, Jan 17-cleared: strs
Oleric (Br). Shanghai, via Panama Canal
Tnr rar..a aonoiulu; Rama. Kingston. Jamaica !;
Ceiba Ao'o Nnono''
AbsK bNoRFoLK. Va. Jan 17--Arrived strs
AaT1at, = i1aSasoka' pHavre: Agwistar. New York; w
SEIZED sailed Strs Lake Yahara. Chile; Corrales,
66ortiand. 6o. Me: Stromboli Uta). Leghorn; !;
Ssmaa S9uminnlpiac lac; Buenos -Ayres; Paita. Peru,
,, PHILADELPHIA. Jan 17-Arrived. Str
1odyoHHe, new York.
6 PORTLAND. Me. Jan l7-Arrived str
plan Range lBr). Hull. England
strs roKp psiisaId ARTHUR Tex, Jan l7-Arrived:
,Tampico Sailed: Str Wellington (Nor),
Tampco.
, PORT EADs. Jan 17-Arrived: Str
Broadmayne (Br), England; Janeta (BrC.
Glasgow; Lake Fontanet, Rio de Janeiro
va st Thomas; Lake Grainger Porto
Hico; Madrono (Br), Tampico: West AL
coz Norfolk Sailed: Strs British Mar
shat tBr), London; FL Cid, New. York ;
rort George. Blueticlds; Harald (Nor).
Clenfuegos via Manzanillo; Honduras
Creek and Livingston San Giuseppe (ItaD.
Genoa Via Norfolk; Topila, Tampico.
O. FORT TAMPA, Fla, Jan 17-Arrived =:
str Baton Rouge, Tampico Sailed: Can
.aln Collier, Fort Myers: Lake Ida. Bal
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 17-peparted. =.
atrs Wallingford. Honolulu: san Jose.
Balboa; a Benaice. valparaiso Colhoun
- sAvANNAH, Ga, Jan 17-Arr,vea: strs
more (and sailed for Jacksonviile). Sailed :.
Strs Royato Qta), Genoa; City Of Savan.
nah; New York; bark PoIarstjerne INor1
TAMPA, Fla, Jan 17-sailea. sch~
Beatrice (Br), Caibaren Arrived: 18th
scnr s Vanlear Black, Trinity (put In for
new sales and provisions).
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Jan IL
Norfolk; schr Islah X stetson, Liverpool
N $, for New York Salleu: scar o, ~, ~
main main (Br) (from Gaspe, Quebec New
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Undertakers Not Seeking
Gain Over Soldier Dead
No Pecuniary Motives Prompt
Move to Return Bodies From
France. SAYS Martin

Denial Of charges that, the under
takers of this country, from pecuniary
motives, were behind the movement to
have Americas soldier dead returned
from France, was made yesterday by
John F. Martin, of Elizabeth, N. j.,
president of the National Funeral Di-
rectors' Association.
There has not been and is not now
any organized effort on the part of
the undertakers to urge the bringing
back Of these bodies." said state
ment issued by Mr. Martin. He added
that to bring back bodies to those
who wish their sons to remain buried
in France would be "great shock and
injustice" Meetings recently held in
this and other cities, at which the
opposite point of view was taken, ne
declared, were held without any under
takers having been present.
ITO my mind" he said, "and be-
lieve I voice the sentiment Of our pro-
fession as whole, it is purely mat
ter for the government 10 decide how
many bodies shall be brought home"
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Second Suit Starts
AS Result of ssSky
Limit" oker Game
Kronberg Brings Action
Against John HI. Mack
for SIS, 900 Which He Says
He Lent to Defendant

Lawsuits are now being flung into
the "pot" Of the "sky limit" stud poker
games that f1ourished recently in the
residences Of West End Avenue. In
other players to have won $4,000 yes
cisions, the city is sandwiched between
the players, and is meeting each
raise" in anticipation Of final show
down.
Louis Kronberg, wealthy waist manu-
facturer, who was said by some of the
Mr.. Mack had since refused to repay it..
terday brought an action against John
H. Mack for $4,000. In the suit Mr..
Kronberg alleges he lent this amount
to Mr.. Mack on December 18, but that
Mr.. Mack has ince refused to repay it..
Mr.. Mack indicated through his lawyer
he would appear in answer to the
charges contained in the complaint.
This is the second suit that actually
! has been brought as direct result Of
the games. The other was brought
against Mr.. Kronberg by Hyman Karp,
an auctioneer. for s25, 900, which, he al
leges, is the amount Of his losses dur
ing the last three months.
The possibility of the city recovering
five times the amount of the winnings
at these games depends upon the evi-
dence that can be obtained, according
to statement made by George P. Mich
olson, Assistant Corporation Counsel,
who has been placed in charge of the
case An investigation into the facts
is proceeding.
"1n an investigation such as we are
conducting.' Mr.. Nicholson said, eve
have no more rights than a private
attorney. You can readily See the diff
tlculty confronting US in getting It the
! facts. We cannot hold formal in
vestigation and question the men said
to have taken part in these games, and
1t is scarcely likely that any Of them
would admit they won any substantial
amount in view Of the liability they
would incur in being mulcted for FIVE
times the amount of their winnings.
The law covering the case is spe-
clflc, and | see no reason why, if we
can establish the fact of winning, we
should have any trouble in getting a
judgment"
Joseph H. Schenck, husband of Norma
Talmadge, one of the men involved, is
sued statement to an evening news
paper in which he complained of certain
alleged acts Of Mr.. Kronberg These
were specifically denied by Mr.. Kron-
berg in the presence Of Max D. Steuer,
his attorney. All the persons involved
have retained attorneys, and the COM
plete story probably will be aired in the
courts within a few davg
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Navy Orders
Nesc York Tribune
~

Neso York Tribune
Washington Bureou
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.--Navy
orders issued to-day by the Bureau Of
Navigation follow:
Bona. Gun. J. c. E.. to u S. S. Panther.
Brunson, Lieut. c. w. (Medical Corps), to
naval air station. Key West, Fla.
Bryant. Gun. F.. T.. to U. S. s. Ohio.
Gregan. Bos'n G.. to command harbor tug 72.
Hartley. Lieut.. H: NJ, to Destroyer Division
70 as supply officer.
Leavenworth. Lieut. W. S. iMedical corps5
Lowell. Lieut.. H. A.. to u. S. S. Panther.
Macahy. Oh. Gun. w. S.. to radio station
Cape May. N. j.
Q, ,,Brien, Mach. p w. to U. s. S. Bagaduce.
Stafford. Lieut. L. F., TO u. s. S. RI.
Smith. Ensign w. W., to U. S. S. Arkansas
voinot. Ensign P. E., to u. S s. Arkansas
Agnew: Lieut.. w. J. c. Medical Corps), tc
naval exhumation unit.
Dyer. Com. H. H. to headquarters, London
Huse. Rear Admiral H. M. P, to headquar.
ters. Paris, as senior naval member Allied
- Naval Armistce Commission
Renney, Mach. J.: j.. to U. s. s. Kalp.
Palmer, Lieut. c. j.. to u. S. forces in
eastern Mediterranean.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
N. Y. Policemen to Get
Their Uniforms at Cost

J. Stevens Ulman, Special Deputy
Police Commissioner in charge Of the
Home Service Division, announced
yesterday the establishment of police
cooperative clothing and equipment
store, at which men, of the depart
ment may purchase personal outfits
practically at cost. The new store sup
plement the grocery establishment
which was founded to eliminate mid
clemens profits so far as policemen
we're concerned. The grocery has been
successful, Mr.. Ulman said.
The equipment store has been es-
tablished in the old Police Headquar-
ters Building. at 301 Mott Street,
under the direction of Sidney A..
Friede, former major in the army.
"Just how much the men will be
able to save, cannot say" Mr.. Ul-
man added. "It will be considerable,
though"
Only uniform suits and overcoats
are now for. sale in the equipment
store, but Mr.. Ulman said it would be
stocked shortly with everything a
policeman needs in the way of cloth
ing.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18

designations Accepted
Burtt. Maj. w. j.. infantry.
Leave Granted
Hunter. Lieut.. Col. G. B.. cavalry. days.
Field. Capt. F. l.. Medical Corps. IA days.
Opie. Capt. E. W.. cavalry Is days.
Manning, lst Lieut.. B. F., Coast Artillery,
one month.
Honorably Discharged
Nicholson, Brig. Gen. W. j., U. S. A.
Austin, Capt. T. B.. Ordnance
Brown. Capt. R. D., Medical Corps
Romer. Capt. F. J. tchaplain).
Fee. Capt. H. j.. infantry.
Felix. Capt. D. D.. Judge advocate generais
department.
Hinck. Capt. H. j., infantry.
LIkens: LIST Lieut.: E: r.. Air Service.
Eills' lst Lieut.. H. F., field artillery.
Golden. 1st Lieut. ]. NJ, Medical Corps.
Vars, I'd Lieut.. w. W., Air Service.
Greenwood, I'd Lieut.. B. M, Quartermaster
Corps.
Doughty. I'd Lieut.. v. P, infantry.
kray, I'd Lieut.. ]. F., Signal Corps.