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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-18

SEE my list of farms, acreage and
CITY property. V. r. Putnam.
room 209 Oregon bldg. n272*
FOR SALE-6 acres, half fruit
good buildings, close in. Garden
road, box 22n n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-18

s,1E-One heating Stow, q =
q ..sasss sashM for double bed e9SG 29SS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-18

h and fir wo' ee254
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-18

WANTED--Party who would be
interested in country store prop-
osition. Hart & Muller. 208 Ore
gon bldg. rs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-18

FOR SALE-Or trade for cows,
span of blocky filleys 4 and D
years old. Rt. 8, box ASA, Sa-
lon, e250
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12
UNDERWOOD WINNER,
RETURNS INDICATE

Birmingham. Ala, May 12.-(By A.
P.l--Returns from yesterdays primary,
gathered by the Birmingham Age Her
aid from fifty out of sixty seven coun &.
ties, indicate the denomination of Sen
ator Oscar. W. Underwood to succeed
himself and a close three -cornered race
for the seat Of the late Senator Bank
head. Representative Heflin. Frank
White and former Governor O'Neal are
the contenders for the short term with
the figures running very close.
Returns available SO far show only
the denomination Of Representative
Huddleston, Of Birmingham, fer his seat
In the House of Representatives. The
fgures respecting the other nine con
gressional contests had not been gath :
cred. According to the Age Herald re
turns, Musgrove. the union labor car
didate against Senator Underwood. de
veloped unexpected strength in Under
woods home county and In central and
northern parts Of the state.
Underwood was special object OF an
attack by organized labor during the
campaign, speakers from outside states
taking part In the political assault.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12
END "AUTOCRACY,"
WATSON'S KEYNOTE
Senator Outlines Republican Is.
sues for Campaign In
Indiana
WOULD LlGHTEN TAXES
BY the Associated Press

I,d,.r.,o,,. M.r 40 sn,us, a. .
keynoto r. -. R.n,,h,,osu noms ,no
in InJ;.no % snno % tor pyy Watsnn 'ap",s' ta
norarr nha,.n,ar 20 tha n..,rPs stn..
ron1sn,,on todar ou,,,nad 80 T Dx;no;u,ss 49,
on wh,cb he said tbe contast shnn,d he
wayed '' VIC '''' '"ou'u We
gn
me senator, VINO mas been mentioned
Ior cnalrmansnip OF the resoluiions com
nit.ee OF tne nationai hepuoncan con
seneon, put FOREMOST restoration OF q
.e sepuencsn iorm OF government 70 tne
uoom; uooaaa,s;; declar,ns tna., spurred py
t;va ;es da.,s,S. y. wal arT t,seu ht oy eaeea
i've demands. we al put created an
huiocracy IN our country during the
'"s' 'nree years.
Tightening Of federal taxation was
the second task for the Republicans, he
said, and specified the repeal Of the ex .
cess profits levy.
wo,,,s D.s..., p.,.h.r,su
..u . 0' ~
49, q. we @ must either oestroy p2isnevisn
s ~ VIII uestroy us, ne ssIu, IN settlIs
;or.h ;o tne MIRO point. Ittreme radicai
,sm, ns asserted, nsd steaitni,y IN
annnsin msnea l,sei IN pupnc piases anu .nese
siIin es vi our Bovenn. are .ouss
;is ";tius niahy oi .he mos. p,c"'nent po
s''.yns .m ~ our Eosernnent. ,-
ro.r,ares,11 eslaeh' "hson hlmse, l;a, ~ srge,s
Wpons'ole Wa..as, 'or 'hiS si'ua'''"' MT
a5on . saM :. ..s..
for ,ha raerna rssaa E.s..s r. nd .h 100 ceauss ns
Uau. ue "evIse .ps,,.i,,' oo' r.iI,.. sn1 ne us'.s.
Lincoln Steffenses. the Louis Posts and
W ,Tc trederlck howes ana tne frans
.Is,n ansur' ,us' and tor d WhSie regiment o,
.neir .n iik ana kind VINO nave aons' ano
are e;n uoing, more 70 scatter seeos OF sea-
lon anons our peopie tnan al o.nel
aolSes n,SS comoineo' tor they sVe 10 an
anen;. ".eny anu ro' Sor' Vi 'n'eiai re'
'pSr.aoiity. T.y A.. ~, . = u-.
S. ouuhiIg tne hIsn eos' .. nyns
SENATOR Watson Favored nepuplican
stutemeht tnat WORK is tne one rem
Guy, tIe s,eaotast co-operauon Oh cspI
tai ana iabor forging aneaa 70 the hxeo
goal OF production, whiie for MS iourtn
point . he urged denation OF currency.
me hepuoiican party STANDS com
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12
PEACE STEP FUTILE,
HITCHCOCK ARGUES
coneress Hasn't Power to De-
clare War Ended, Nebraskan
Tells Senate
ATTACKS KNOX RESOLUTION
RS the Associated Press

washington. May 12.--Democratic
attack upon the Republican peace res
,,n,;op was launched today by Senator
hitchcock, administration spokesman,
rbo declared in addressing the Senate
,bot the measure was futile and incon-
s;stent and inimical to the treaty OF
Versailles.
"Great expectations for an net OF
co,aro.s that would force q peace set
tlsmsnt are to be disappointed y he
so;d "High hopes that a resolution
br Congress could be made to perform
IL functions of n pence treaty are
.h.ndoned. Instead Of peace settle :.
snnnt IN be forced by a resolution OF
n.ndatory requirements as the price
~ severing commercial relations. we
.re merely to repeal the war declara I.
t;on. declare the war at an end and
invite the President to negotiate sep
arate peaee. ..,..
rsso,utions which, he said, had been
snonso,. d since last November by Sen d,
.tor Lodge and Senator Knox. author OF
thS nending resolution. The latter. Mr..
hitchcock said. Is the fifth peace reso =
luton offered by the Republican leader
ship.
Denies Congress Can Make Peace
"In reaching this important conclu-
siop he said of the pending measure,
"tbe supporters of the novel plan have
staggered from side to side over zig
,sg course for nearly six months.
Senator Hitchcock denied that Con-
cross has the power to make peace, al
though It has authority to declare war.
The states voted unanimously against
irving Congress peace making jurisdic- :
ton, he said.
Senator Knox's recent argument that
the war actually was at an end was dis :
missed summarily by Mr.. Hitchcock,
who conceded the point, and asked:
'Then why this resolution? Hostili =
ties ceased eighteen months ago and our
army was promptly demobilized and re-
drced TO a peace basis. Since that time
commerce has been resumed. We have
sold hundreds of millions Of dollars
worth Of products to Germany and pur-
chased much from her. The war which
the senator from Pennsylvania pro-
poses TO end by this resolution does not,
by his own admission, exist. His able
argument and historical citations prove
that II ended months ago.
Declares Knox Move Futile
what, then, Is the senator from
Pennsylvania attempting to do by this
measure. which he calls resolution to
terminate the war? He is making an
utterly futile and hopeless attempt to
make a peace settlement with Germany
10 take the place Of the Versailles
treaty.
'Instead of declaring peace the
Knox resolution declares the war al
an end Thus we have raised the in :
teresting distinction between declaring
peace and declaring war at an end.
What is the difference?'
The peace resolution adopted by the
House last month was denounced
especially by Mr.. Hitchcock because OF
it's proposals for an embargo against
Germany within forty FIVE days In
event Of German objections to the
resolution and its provision for reserv- :
ing rights under the treaty.
In the House resolution" he said,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12

used always and everywhere to
strengthen his party and fasten its hold
on the country" :.
1--WE insist that the President shall
surrender now every iota Of the author :
ity thus placed In his hands," he said.
Edmund NJ. Wasmuth was unaDi-
mously reelected Republican state
chairman at meeting Of the state cen .
trail committee, prior to the opening OF
the state convention.
The convention will choose delegates
TO the national convention, nominate
state ticket and adopt a platform during
two day session. Mrs. Anna y.
Carlisle, of South Bend, Wood sup
porter, Is a contestant for delegate at
large
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12

We demand the benefits Of the treaty
which we have refused to ratify."
House Republicans, Mr.. Hitchcock
charged, were called into conference
and the House action arranged, al
though he declared that the House
never had been permitted a voice in
peace proceedings previously. Upon
receipt OF the House resolution by the
senate, however, Mr.. Hitchcock said,
there was sudden change of plans and
the present resolution was drafted as a
futile plan for Republican Endorsement,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12
o. OF /. NOMINATE OFFICERS

Atlantic City, May 12.-Mrs. Julia
Walther, Of Millville, N. j., was nomi :
mated for state councillor at yester-
days session of the annual convention
Of the Sons and Daughters of Liberty OF
New Jersey, and Mrs. Gertrude Romary
Of Paterson. was nominated for vice
couneilor; Neither VIII have opposition
nominees for, secretary, Willard Hay :
ward, of Newark, incumbent, and
George MacFarlane, of Trenton. There
are also two nominees for treasurer,
Harry Christine. of Washington, n. j.,
and Edward Wolf Kiel. of Jersey City.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12
NG PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA,

body guard, the police said, and pistol
was found In his pocket.
At least four theories were advanced
by the police: That relatives or friends
OF his former wife, recently divorced,
were involved; that Colosimo was a
BLACK Hand" victim: that his death
marked q step in the labor and gunmen
war started with the murder Of Maurice
Moss Enright, or that one of his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12
BLOCKS SAN JUAN HARBOR
Grounded Army Transport Reported
RESTING Easily

Washington, May 12.-(By A. P.)-
San Juan harbor has been closed by the
grounding Of the army transport North
ern Pacific at its entrance, according to
a radiogram received here from tho
Porto Rican port. The coast guard
service announced today that the cutter
Iamacraw had been sent to the aid OF
the Northern Pacific.
General Pershing. who was returning
to the United States from Panama on
the vessel. and other passengers were
taken off yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12

many known enemies made during
Colosimo's rise from railroad track
laborer TO wealthy political and Tender
loiD leader, was responsible.
The first person to be questioned after
the shooting was Mrs. Dale Winter
Colosimo, his young bride, formerly a
singer at the restaurant. She was at
home when her husband was shot, the
police said.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-12
POLICE AT SEA ON MURDER
Killing Of "eis jim coloslro In
Restaurant Puzzles Chicago sleuths

Chicago, May 12.-(By A. P.)-The
murder of James big Jim" Colosimo
proprietor Of a restaurant famous in
Chicago's night life and patron of music,
remained q mystery today despite ex-
animation of probably score Of sus-
poets. Colosimo was killed near the
entrance to his cafe late yesterday by
a person who escaped apparently un-
seen. He usually was attended by a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18
HIGHLAND

Thieves entered John Koertenhoev-
ems hardware store lat Saturday even
ing and took two bicycles and other
smaller articles including some pocket
knives
T.. Kelley. the truant officer visited
the Highland schools Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo and niece. Nj S
Ruth Hickman are spending their va
cation In West virginia.
Emory Blink. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Blink. broke his arm. while
wrestling at school Thursday. DR..
Potts was called to attend the injured
boy. After having the bone set. he
was taken to his home.
Clarence Hutchins and Mr.. and Mrs
Blaine hutc...as Of Griffith went to
Gregory Be2eh. Michigan. Friday morn
irs 20 spend week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. HartonS return
ed TO their home on Thursday after
several days visit with relatives at
Plaineld. III.
Jeanette Cantwen OF Chicago. is Wis
iting with Mrs. Mary Keilman and
family.
Mt. and Mrs. Robert Barry visited
Mrs. Mary Keilmap and family on
Wednesday and Thursday. They will
leave for Tacoma. Washington. Thurs
day evening.
Marion DUNCAN OF Hammond taught
music in the Public Schools yesterday.
Mrs. James Andrews was at Ham
mond on Thursday on business.
Jos. Kussmaul of Hammond tran
sacted business here on Friday.
Mr. C. DepfuhI purchased a candy
Overland
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

The pipes for the water main has
been delivered to the Forsyth Water
Garden. Mr.. Blocki expects to begin
laying Il next week. 9-lS-1
whiting Church of Christ. Sept. 10
1920 Rally Day. Bible school 9:45.
=. p. Purinton. Supt. Morning Wor-
ship and sermon at 1900.
Evening services:-Christlan Endeav
or 700 to 7;45. Mrs. Julia Ambercrom-
by leader; Junior Endeavor. 700 to
745. Mrs. Kate Wahl. leader: orches-
ira Recital from 7:45 to $40: Sermon
at $50 Subject. Farewell" At the
morning service Brother Robert Bris-
tol will preach. This viii be his
last time with US for some time as he
IS returning to the Johnson Bible COL
loEe TO complete his studies for the
ministry. At the morning service We
VIII make a moving picture OF the
Bxble school and church. We want
YOU IN the picture. and you want to be
in the picture. SO be sure to be pres
ent ~ Bible school. You viii have
great time. At the evening service
we viii have a grand orchestra recital.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. ]. Farrell. Nj. and
Mrs. J W. Carlson OF Chesterton VIII
Be with US There will also be j
chestra. This orchestra recital win
he in honor of Sister Lucille Smith.
who goes to bloomington. Ind. to com
plete her course in music. Come and
give Brother Bristol and Sister smith.
a hearty hand-shske and bid them
Gods speed. You Will be welcome.
w A. Wise. pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams OF
Indiana boulevard will move to the
Peter Goebel home on Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Zimmerman
visited the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs u G. Swartz on Thursday
steve Precol. Paul Jurick and John
Hs.uska were arraigned in the city
court on Thursday for having a stir
in their place on 1l9th street. Pre-
col was fined 500 and costs. amount
ing to $3.50. but Haluska and Jurick
were discharged. The case was tried
before Special Judge Duggan.
Angelo Marcki. was fined 81 90 and
costs for reckless auto driving in the
city court on Thursday.
An unknown person hurled brick
through a large window In the Fran
kowski home at White Oak avenue
and John street. The missile was
thrown from passing automobile.
Mrs. Mary Katch, Anne Katch and
Joseph Katch were all charged with
assault and battery on complaint of
Mary Muhovic. Each member OF the
family furnished 800 bond for their
release.
The Young People of the Community
are invited TO attend the Epworth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

defrauding the state out OF consider
able money due from the salo OF nom
resident licenses.
resident license in Indiana costs
81, George ~. Manifold, superintend-
emit OF the division OF nsh and game.
points out, and a nonresident license
costs SIS so. Despite the fact that
game wardens have been dilgent. II Is
POSSIBLE for one living IN an adjoining
state to come to Indiana. represent
TO the county clerk that he Is Hoos-
Ter resident and procure a 81 hunting
license. when IN fact he should take
out a nonresident license costing U.s.
so. Only sixty nonresident hunting IL
censes were sold in indiana during the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

jured at the kraut factory at d .er
While unloading his load. the building
collapsed debris falling on him and
the team. one horse was stunned. but
recovered
Sunday School board meeting met
at DR.. Malmstones on Wednesday ev-
ening. Plans were laid for the COM
Ing quarters work
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Slichter OF Gary
called at the Groves home on wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Sti1el vi dted at
tho Southworth home Wednesday eve
ming.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

fiscal year ending Sept. 30. and de-
partment officials are convinced that
many moro than sixty hunters came
from other states to Indiana during
the year In pursuit Of game. In or
der to block any attempt BY non-resi-
dents to purchase resident hunting IL
censes this season wardens have been
instructed to watch this phase close
" In case OF doubt as to the holder
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18
OFFICIALS TO
WATCH FOR NON
RESIDENT HUNTERS

Officials OF the state department or
conservation are Inclined to believe
that some hunters reading in other
.ts.e. are coming into Irdiens and pr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

League Rally service at the NJ thoIist
Episcopal Church tomorrow evening
beginning at $500 o'clock. There viii
be an opportunity to visit. witness u
pageant eat and hear a live Epworth
League service.
Mrs. clyde Wallace OF Cleveland
ave. has as her guests. Mrs. Smith
and daughter Joan. of Dansvilie. y. Y.
Mrs. Mary Drahos of Steiber street
who underwent every serious opera
tion al Chicago hospital. is !mprov-
ing and expects To return home in two
weeks
PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT
olive Thomas In her latest picture.
DARLING Mine" MISC Larry Scmon In
his newcat comedy, "WeII I'll lie -"
The Tri Kappa sorority enjoyed 4
fsh dinner at the Geneva House at For
syth on Thursday evening. Follow
Ing the dinner a social time was spent
a the home Of Missy Bessie Naef ON
Roberts avenue
The former whiting School teachers
entertained At a beach party In honor
of the new teachers at the Whiting
park on Thursday evening \ boun-
tcous spread was enjoyed following
which there was music and general
good time enjoyed.
Carl Schaub OF sheridan avenue. ac-
companied by a friend. who has been
visiting him left Thursday for Prairie
Du CHEN. Wise. where they are re-
Stunning thesr school work this year
entering upon their four year college
course.
y quiet home wedding occurred on
Wednesday evening at 500 oI,lock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Keiser OF Mark 81 bdivision when their
daughter, Gladys VI. Kaiser. became
the bride Of Mr.. Douglas A. Swartz.
also OF the Mark subdivision and an
employee of the Mark plant. The cerc
mony was performed by Rev. II. +.
Ivey OF the Whiting Methodist Episco-
pal church. whiting. The bride and
groom were attended by Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Addington Of Chicago. Only
the Immediate relatives were present.
An elegant wedding supper wa erved
foIlowlsnE the ceremony. Mr. and
Mr. Swartz will reside for the present
with the brides parents.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

of q resident license being a boNc
fido reEidcnt Of tho state, the one u
der surplcion will be compelled e
show his license and establish hss
place Of residence, department oniciali
said.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18
srAR THEATRE TONIGHT

STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Lieut.. Oner Locklear in The sky
wayman." 1t is said that the scenes
showing the plane in flames are those
during which the noted daredevil fell
1, his death. 1t Is a very interest
ing and thrilling picture. Also roar
ing two-act comedy. "A Parcel Post
Husband. s-15-2
FOR SALE:-10 room House on Cent
trail avenue. 81 foot lot Good To-
cation. $4,000.
FOR SALES room house on Corner
Cleveland and 117th streets. rs foot
lot. $4,000.
FOR SALE:5 room House on Cleve-
land avenue. s7h foot lot. $4,000.
FOR SALE room House. Central
avenue. $4,000.
P. D. SULLIVAN.
6o3 10th street. whiting 6-14-s
UNION TIRE AND BATTERY co.
Pennsylvania tires. A free tube with
each casing. A better Battery. D. 81
G. Batteries. guaranteed for Is years
9-14-6
sALEsLADIEs Observation-Disclosures
opportunity for girls or married vO-
men for full or part time positions.
Good pay and pleasant working con-
ditions in leading department. store.
H Gordon & Sons, whiting. 9-1S-4t
FOR SALE:-Kitchen range, with
hot water front, 40 10th street.
2nd aoor e-IS-2
The Whiting Savings & Loan As
ISOLATION is one of the best agencies
CT thrift and a pass book IS a symbol
Of honor for any citizen 9-1S-1
PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT
Olive Thomas in her latest picture.
~DnrIfnS Nine" also Larry semon In
hi. newest comedy, "weH III BE ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18
Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

Mid-month Records now on sale at
SAM ARONBERG' 5o2 119th stree.
Whiting. Ind. 9-I5
FOR SALE Fine Shoes for Men and
Boys. When you come to this store
you do not make mistake We do
not ask you TO pay for the goods on
repairing unless II is satisfactory to
you RAPD SHOE STORE AND RE
PAIRING co. Lucke Bldg. 642 Hath
street whiting. 9-I7-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18
GRIFFITH

Noal Groves has been enjoying a
two weeks vacation at his farm at
Brutus, Mich.
Mrs. John Miller OF Hammond spent
Thursday in town.
Cornelius ooms had his shoulder in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18
Pat Nef.

After a hard fight with former
Senator Bailey. Pat Neff of Waco
has won the Democratic nomination
for governor of Texas. The nomi-
nation is equivalent to an election.
The defeated candidate based his
campaign on opposition to labor
unions and to the Wilson admins
tration generally. both of which
were championed By Nef.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

Darling Mine" also Larry semOn In
his newest comedy, well I'll BE -,
Robertsdale Evangelical Church SER
vices: Sunday School at 10 a m.
preaching at 1900: Evening services at
7:2O. Educational pictures which are
promised 10 be very interesting will
also be shown in the evening. Every
one is welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hegadorn and son Wal
ter OF Windsor Park visited their
daughter Mrs. II. Breckman and fam
lily Of Atchison avenue THURSDAY
Mrs. Clara Timm. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Witter and Mt. and Mrs. c. Eggers
were White city visitors the other ev-
ening.
Mrs Ed Freese and relatives from
Michigan were sight seeing in Chicago
on Thursday.
Mrs. II. McCarty and daughter Mrs.
LoRene Conley or indianapolis blvd.
were visitors IN Hammond on Thurs
day
The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran
church are preparing for their last
dinner of the season which will be CIV
en- on the 3oth of September.
MT. and Mrs. George Bader and Mrs.
Bader's sister Miss Catherine label, at
tended Mr.. and Mrs. Jim McLane's
third wedding anniversary at their
home IN the West Park Addition the
fore part Of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McLane OF the
West Park Addition entertained a few
friend sat their home In honor OF their
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. H. Dulcet OF Reese avenue
spent Wednesday the guest OF her sis
ter OF Harvey. nj.
Clyde Smith returned to his home
on AtchI9on avenue from Kansas City
where he was on business for the
Standard Oil Co.
Amy Court is being graced by anoth-
er beautiful home built by Mrs. Agnes
Schaan, of 115th street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18
ROBERTSDALE

PRINCESS THEATER TONIGHT
olive Thomas In her latest picture.
Darling Mine" also Larry SemOn In
his newest comedy, well iii he -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

Congregational Church:-Sabbath
School at 1000 a m. All classes will
be resumed. Rev. Trueblood Will
sive an address before the Glenn Park
Christian Church. Gary, his pulpit at
IL 100 a m. to be filled by MI. Yerky.
former principal in the Robertsdale
school. DR.. Watkins prohibition
candidate for President OF the U. s..
viii preach before the Sunday Evening
Club ct $50 ,. M.