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Evening journal., 1920-07-07
LAWMAKERS TO
HOLD REUNION

Members OF the Legislature ara
planning for a reunion 90 be held Au-
gust A and 70. The committee max
ing the ARRANGEMENTS consists OF Sena-
tors l. Layfeld Long and Chardes d.
Murphy and Representative Garrett
ID. paradee and j. ID. Warrington
The rendezvous OF the legislators
will be al the Hotel Honlopen or Bell
haven Hotel Rch0bOih Beach. but they
before going there. The party VIII
leave Wilmington at $40 o'clock, Au-
gust A, by the Delaware railroad.
going first 80 Minsb0ro, thence by
boat 30 oak Orchard on the Indian
river. After dining at Phillips HOTEL.
oak Orchard, they will proceed by
boat 10 RehOhoth.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
CHANGE in TIME
MIXED UP WEDDING

Having an engagement 10 marry a
couple on Monday evening. Che Rev.
Carlisle l.. Hubbard, pastor Of ST.
paurs NJ. =. Church. following the de-
livery OF the Fourth OF July oraii0n
at Brandywine summit Camp. MOTOR
ed 20 this city. After patiently walt
ing an hour or more ai his home,
iOii West Tenth street, he decided
the expected wedding had been called
of and returned 10 camp. Reaching
home at a 30, he found The young
people sitting on his porch, patiently
waiting. his return. They were OBJ
serving standard time while Dr. Hub
bard was going according 90 the city
time.
Although the hOun was late, Or.
Hubbard routed two OF his friends
from bed 90 act as witnesses and
shortly after midnight performed to
r4rpmuuV
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
REPIBL LICANSDEMOCRATS WARM UP FOR CAMP PAIGN
JOHNSON WILL SUPPORT
REPUBLICANS IN FIGHT
AGAINST N4TTONS' PACT

SAN FRANCISCO July Omitted Prcss)-Dcnq that the over
the campaign Is ente
European Asiatic politics dpIomacy-or whether
America way with Independence
Johnson today
port the Republican party.
In his he the
platforms pointing Republican nmy
presented denounced
breeding rather than peace.r
Democratic PLATFORM Johnson stated
Presidents attitude
presented
"Nh candidate standing four the platform, the
leaves those who believe I'm safeguarding protecting and
Amecansm choice support
Republican party" johnson said.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07

MORESOONON
LIVINGGOSTS
Increased Freight Rates and
WagI Demands Must Be
Paid BY Public
WILL MEAN S96 YEARLY
FOR EACH RESIDENT

WASHINGTON. July 7 UNITED
Press - Approximately s9.6OOOOO0 900
will be added 30 the nations living
costs beginning with September. J. +.
Etherly, economic expert OF the JUS
tice Department, predicted today.
Weatherly said he based this pre-
dictiOn on the belief that the J. C. &.
would be forced TO increase freight
rates approximately 0O,O00O0O An
appeal for increases t0taling $1,000
600 600 now IS being considered by the
commission at the request OF the rail-
road managers. Another billion must
be added when the railroad board
grants proposed wage increases TO
100000 workers, Weatherly said he
assumed.
Increased freight rates are re-
Elected I'm living costs not in straight
proportion. but m3gnlfed about as,
said Weatherly.
This is because the public pays a
freight raise several times intead OF
Just once.
zone increased rate is paid when
the cattle 60 from the plains 20 the
slaughter house The second increase
comes when the raw hides are ship
ped from slaughter house 10 tannery
Continued On Page Twol
Evening journal., 1920-07-07

WASHINGTON. July7 united pressl
General Rlckardo Gonzales. nephew
or Geneva. Pablo Gonzales, candidate
for the Presidency under Carranza aud
now supposed 10 be supporting the
new regime. has rebelled against the
DE La Hucria government at Mon
cloVa in the State OF COahulia, Mex
leo. the State Department was adv Ieed
today by Consul Blocker. at Piedfas
Negras.
Gonzales was reported 10 have be
tween 80 and 2OO men and 90 have cut
The railroad and telegraph lines soull
OF MonclONa. The rebels have adj
yancod as far north as Barroierrin,
where they are now holding coal
lines.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
Kid COMES down
Tree TOO FAST
Climbed to See Band; Tum-
bles Almost Into Bass
Horn
USE MUSICIANS
AS PEBBLE TARGETS

The Community Service band con-
cert and sing in Delamore Park, South
Broome and Maple streets, last night
was one OF the most successful and
at the same time livellest yet held In
Wilmington this season.
Imbued with Fourth OF July spirit,
small boys insisted upon trying their
skill IN casting pebbles down the
mouths OF the big bass and alto horns.
Several succeeded 90 the annoyance Of
thp players and amusement OF the
large crowd. one tenierprIsing young
stef climbed a tree and swung out on
branch over the musicians heads.
When ordered 90 come down he slip
ped and fell. landing almost In the
bell Of the bass horn.
J Norris Robinson, director Of the
band and his men took these incl
dents as part Of the community spirit
and laughingly made the best Of
them. William p. White, who led the
singing. delivered a brief speech. lie
told the crowd that the concerts and
sings WIRE costing considerable and
lhe public should show its apprecia-
ton N it wished them continued.
"Sing now and sing all the time, y
cried Mr.. White. "Sing because It
makes you happy and makes every
body around you happy. Sing for
happiness. that's itl Now everybody
And the crowd sang Justify
Mr.. White also successfully used a
little strategy TO divert the children
from their sportive attempts TO use
the horns for pebble Targets. lie gOl
them singing by themselves, and they
promptly forgot everything else.
THE next Community Service con
cert sing Will be hfld az Gre
Rodney street reservoir tomorrow
night.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
KENT CO. court
HEARSDIVORCES
Two Murders and One Kid
naping Case on Calen-
dar This Term
WILLIAM SAULBURY
ADMITTED TO BAR
Special 10 The Evenlng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
DOVER. July with two murder
cases and one kidnapping case on tle
docket The July term OF The County
Courts opened yesterday Chief Just
ice pcnnoNvill and Judges Rice and
llclsel are siiiing.
On motion Of John B. Hutton. VIII
liam Salisbury son OF the hto Dr.
Cove. salisbury. "A former Governor
was admitted 90 he bar. Mr.. Sauls-
bury some years ago read law under
his uncle Eli salisbury now deceased.
lie more recently has bten reading
law 10 Mr. HuitOn's office. Tie Is a
former member OF The legislature and
was also a member OF Che last con-
stiluiiOnal convention. he was also
formerly owner and editor or the
DelaWarean
Tho Court heard Two divorce cases
and one annulment case yesterday.
The first case was that OF Angelica
X Cope from Lauren q. Cope. Inc
grounds for divorce was That the q 10
ferdeni served time in prison at Jack
son Afichigan. for false preienses.
The couple Were married In 1913 and
lived together until March 1917 when
Gone is alleged 10 have been sent TO
.prison. 4 decree nisi was granted.
A decree nisi was also granted TO
Robert B Ellingsworth from Bessie
NJ. Ellingsworih, The grounds beins
deserliOn.
The annullmeni OF marriage case
which was the first one heard before
a Kent County Court for several
years was that OF Louisa Bakcr And
erson from James NJ. Anderson. This
case had attracted much attention
from the fact that the marriage OF
this couple was the elimination OF a
short romince during a Carnival last
Continued on PAGE TwO.)
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
SOME BUILDERS NOT
COMPLYING WITHLAW

There are at this time a number
Of contractors or builders from out
side The state, engaged In building
operations in This city, who have
failed TO comply with the State Law
requiring them ie take out State
License said Building Inspector FL
lis %. Preston This morning. Il have
reported a number Of these offenders
10 the ofllce. OF state Revenue Collect
OF John Titus, but so far no action
has been taken that ! have heard Of.
10 is not fair that local contractors
should be compelled 10 pay a license
fee TO the State and strangers be p p.r-
mitted TO compete with them without
paying for a license. The evidence
Is not hard 10 obtain Our records
here show who are at work"
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
DELAYS
STATE ROAD WORK

The Union Paving Company, which
has lhe contract 90 build that portion
of tho Stale Road lying within the
limits along the causeway south OF
Market street bridge, is handicapped
in completing the section, because or
the freight embargo.
u is impossible 10 get the large
stone 10 finish the hsl third OF The
road. When this material arrives the
company viii be ready TO lay The top
dressing OF bithulithic. An official on
the operation said today II the EN-
barge is lifted soon the company Will
be able 10 complete their section by
September or sooner.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
BRANDEIS NAMED
ZIONIST LEADER

LONDON, July 7 UNITED Press
United states Supreme Court Justice
Louis d. Brandeis was elected pr0si-
dMlt OF the International ZiOnists at
Ue opening session Of the conference
OF thai party here today. Delegations
from an European countries Palestine,
Argentina. Australia. Canada and New
Zealand were present al the FIRST
meeting OF international supporters Of
the plan TO make Palestine the Jew-
ish homeland.
The program includes advocacy of
political equality. irres7ective Of race,
sex or religion in iaiestlne. The
.Amerioan Delegation inc lr go besides
Justice Brehdeis. Mrs. Mary Fols, Nd o.
en- Straus and Felix Franldurter. Fol-
lowing The conference, Mr.. and Mrs.
Straus will visit Palestine 10 inspect
phllanthr0pic enterprises there and
plan new Onas.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
ONE FTNE Oh sCHWARTZ.

William schwartz was ilned $40 and
costs for speeding and was dismissed
on payment OF costs on a charge or
violating the traffic rules. by Judge
Hastings, in Municipal Court, This
morning.
II was brought out that the youth
was driving at The rate Of about 30
miles an hour and made a short turn
at Fourth and Talnall streets after
~ o'clock last night.
When officer Wallace called 10
Schwartz TO stop. he failed 90 obey,
the officer said
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
NEW REVOLTIVNEXICO;
JENKINS is EXONERATED

SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July 7 UNITED
pross.l w o. Jenkins. formerly
United States consul at puebla, Mex,
has boon cleared of chargcs that ho
plnud his own kidnapping, by slate
mcnls or General FredIrlc Cordoba
In the second criminal court, d.
lived mossags reading hve said to-
day.
Confirming Che previous rpUrts
.ihat mcre was a fume-up against
jenkins. C0rloha mide ihe statement
before ina court ihal he was solely
responsible Tor The kidauping Of Jen-
kns.
Cordoba also refused an charges
brought against jenkins by ue Gar
rama government.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
CITY WATER AGAIN
TAINTED; SEEK CAUSE

Water department ofll,ials are in
vesbigiting the cause Of The obnox-
ious taint in ih1 city drinking water
yesterday. Just what caused the
trouble has not been asceriained but
according TO officials Of the depart
ment it resembled the taste detected
several months ago when a dye prod
uct found It's way into the citys
water supply.
The taint was not detected in the
water today.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
INNOCFNT or LIQUOR SALE.

Frank priedda. who conducts a sa-
loon at the corner OF Fifth and Spruce
streets. was dismissed by Judge Hast
ings, in Municipal Court this morning.
on a charge Of selling iutoXicatlng
legged TO have sold whisky 30 John
Bazicu. lie was arrested by Officers
Ellis Johnson and Powell
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
HARRY ILANDFIEID DEAD

Harry J Landneld, aged 3S former
state editor OF pe Philadelphia In
quirer and for the last year ielegraph
editor Of the Wilmington Morning
News. died IN the York, Pa, Hospital
yesterday from Brights disease. lie
had been sick several months. Tie
had gone 20 York six weeks ago from
this city in the hope Of recovering
his health.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
SMILE AWHILE

BUFFALO, \. Y-The days OF
getting in the teachers favor by
giving her fruit and flowers a0-
parently have passed. A small boy
In the German colony here, pre-
Sented his teacher with a bottle
OF home brew.
NEW YORK-Hiqhwaymen here
passed up no ValuablcS. Thomas
Kelly told the police two men
forced him 10 surrender his brand
new shoes after they had taken
SOS in cash.
DUBLIN. cA-A. \. Toole. ana-
Ter. Squirmed when annle-worm
bait went 10 s. quart, but he
soaked spaghetti until Il ~wiagled''
and his fish stories are as iurid
AS ever now.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
REDS BEGIN NEW
DRIVE ON POLES

BERLIN. July 7 United Press.)-
Bolshevlk troops have begun new
offensive against the Poles employ
ing many divisions equipped with
tanks and armored cars. according TO
a dispatch from Warsaw today 20
the Frankfurter Deitung.
The Poles were said 20 be resist
ing successfully.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
NEGLECTED WIFE
DIES In LAKE

NEW YORK, July 7 UNITED Press J
~ stuck 20 my husbard through adj
yersity, but when prosperity came he
sought Others read a note found IN
the handbag of woman whose body
was found In the lake at Central Park
today.
The writer declared her husband
was ID. NJ. Bedell. a business man.
Names Of several women were men-
toned in the note. but the police re-
fused TO make them public.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
AUTOS COLLIDE

An automobile owned by the Huber
Baking Company and operated by Roy
Harshman, SOC South Union street.
collidcd at Pennsylvania avenue and
Union street. last night. with another
car operated By Alfred a. Dorsey. COS
Orange street No one was injured.
aut the Huber car was damaged 90
the amount of S25.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
DRINK? NOT EXACTLY.

James p. Kersey, arraignod before
Judge Hastings, In Municipal Court.
this morning. on a charge OF drunk
enness, was fined $40 and costs. in de-
fault OF which he was ordered impris-
oned until Z o'clock tonight. Wien
asked If he was drunk. James answer
ed. mot exactly"
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
TEXANS BURN NEGRO
BROTHERS AT STAKE

PARIS. Texas. July Z United Press.)
Authorities today were convinced
Herman and Irving Arthur. brothers.
burned at stake here last night.
were the murderers Of j. n. Hodges.
farmer, and his son William, whose
bodies were found In Negro hut last
Friday.
The two Negroes were burned to
death after a mob st0rmed the jail
here
The victims were taken TO a spot
where the woodpile had been prepared
at the foot OF a flagpole.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
G.. o. p. Leaders,
Frown Upon Attempt
to Introduce Liquor
Question On-PerSondlj
tiles Also To Be Bar
red From Cdmpdign~
Hays and Others Lay.
GrOund dwork for
HdrdingS Fight
MIDDLE WEST
is BATTLE-GROUND

NEW YORK, July Omitted Prcss.)H
Senator Harding was a 2 10 IA
voriie over Governor Cox today in
betting IN The financial district
several bets on 90 2 basis Wcr0a
made that a third party would be-
formed
CHICAGO. July 7 UNITED Press.)-~
The league OF nations as the para
mount issue OF the 1920 Presidential
campaign was accepted by William II.
Hays, Republican national committees
chairman and other leaders here who
are laying the groundwork OF Senator
Hardlng's iight.
Senators Modill Mccormick. Law
renee Y. sherman and Harry New.
Willis Cook, representing South na-
kOia. and John n. Adams. represent
Ing Iowa, IN cOferoncc with Hays here's
accepted the challenge 30 make tho
campaign on the league issue.
Attempts 10 Introduce the liquor
question were frowned on by party
| leaders. who according 90 Hays. also
declared personalities would not b0
permitted 30 enter the campaign.
/ The selection OF Governor Cox TO
head the Democratic Ticket makes tho
| Middle West The battle-ground, party
leaders declared today
Hays today conferred with Harry NJ.
lDaughtery, Ohio, a. r Hert Ken
iurfy. David MulVane. Kansas. and 4
A. Cassweil. Mlnn
MNnInN. o., July Z (Unlted Press.)
THE harding household was again
settled down 90 a daily routine to-
day.
Senator Harding. Republican Presi-
dental nominee, was spending nearly
an OF his time on his speech OF ac-
cepiance
Following breakfast Harding goes
Ihm-oss ihe backyard 30 campaign
headquarters In an adjoining house.
where he has his oillce
Mrs. Harding. after finishing with
her early morning housework. usually
calls across the yard asking The SEM
laior what he wants for dinner.
Now and then a nclghhor drops In
Z for a brief call but there e entire abb
scncp Of crowds and commoti0n. Nona
OF The callers are curious strangers.
| but an practically old acqualntanccs,
The Senator's father Is the chiei
entertainer OF visitors. lio may ba
usually seen swapping stories OF Civil
War days with former comrades nl
arms or telling OF the boyhood days
OF Warren.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
ROWING BRTNGs on Fatal ATTACK

CHESTER, Pa, July 7-Over-exer-
tiOn, caused by pulling a boat to-
shore. Is believed 90 have given HiranH
johnson. "a, OF Marous Hook, an an
tack OF heart disease which resulted
in his death as he was being con-
teyed 10 the Chester Hospital yester-
day
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
nELAWARE POsT MEETING

Nominal Ons ~ delegates 10 NE
State convention OF the Legion, 90 be
held In Dover in August Will be made
at the meeting OF Delaware Post. No.
4. American Legion, at the meeting
OF the post tonight.
A program OF entertainment has
been arranged for the meeting the
feature Cf which Will be- an exhibition
~ strength by TEX" Richie, Of Texas,
the Lessons "strong-arm man.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
CANNOT GET SUPPLIES

I'VE are flndlng it rather difllcult
10 keep our street men employed" ="
said Street Commissioner Frank w
PiersOn, this morning. "as we are
unable 30 secure supplies.
I'VE are paying our labOrers 30
cents an hour and IL can readily be
seen that something will soon hap
pen unless the embargo on freight
Is lifted"
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
aAcME moME TO CELEBRATE.

Police officer Frank Neasey and
wife. Of i27 South Broome street, en-
iertalned over the holiday their son
Frank Jr.. who Is a yoeman in tha
navy at Newport r. /. The young
man also celebrated his birthday an
niyersfry July 4.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
Calls on REPUBLICAN LEADERs-

Charles n. COlburn. ieader 0l mo
Negro Republicans OF This city. COM
ferred with National Chairman VIE
n. HAYS and General r.. Coleman du-
pont national committeeman from
Delaware, in New York recently.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07

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Il 'OST-A BAR PIN. SILVER, WITH
j.. rhinestones. Lost between Star Res
faulrant and Delaware avenue. Reward
IN 'reiuvned 10 Mrs. ". J.. Cottlngham,
7Od Vandever Ave. Jy7-3t.
CONTINUED from Page Ten.l
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
LEGION TO ELECT DELEGATES

Delaware Post Of the American Le-
gion. al It's meeting tonight, VIII
elect delegates 90 the State conven.
tion Of the Legion
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
ITALIAN MUTINY.

ROME. July 7 UNITED Press. "A
news dispatch received here today
declared the italian garrison al Dur
azzo had evacuated the city.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
MISS DAVE on VISIT

Miss VI. =. Dame, secretary OF the
Mothers Pension Commission, Is
spending the month OF July at her
home ia Vermont.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
inns EINGER IACEnATEn

lanes 7. Tray, superintendent or
The police and nrc alarm reporting
system. is nursing a badly lacerated
forennger
Evening journal., 1920-07-07

Certified MIX for Infants-cloveI
Dairy CO.-Adv. --.--
Evening journal., 1920-07-07

Prevent bottle famine. Return emptles
promptly. Glover Dairy CO.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
TnnAY,S TEMpI,nATInE
sun AND TIDE.
lead Of Christians
LOsT AND FODND.

High water q. $50 A. VI. 425 p. NJ.
Ldw water ..i2 20 A. NJ. i2i5 p. NJ.
Evening journal., 1920-07-07
THE WEATHER

Showers, probably thundenstorms
this afternoon or tonight; Thurday,
generally fair moderate and south
west winds. becoming northwest
Thursday.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

TOR RENT-House ard 5 acres or
land. Inquire at Henry Euler, Black
Oak. Ind. i1-17-3t
FOR RENT---z rooms. 500s Barring
ave. East Chicago ll-17-St
FOR RENT-Part OF room occupied by
barber shop. sos Calumet ave- phone
Hammond 914-J. ll-lS-2
FOR RENT-steam heated furnished
apartment. Phone 074W Indiana
Harbor. l1-1S-2
FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms, modern
conveniences, $3.50 per week. Ameri-
can men only. Apply $500 Fir ST. Ind
lana Harbor. Mrs. Thompson. 11-1s-s
FOR RENT-Furnished room for one
or two gentlemen. $50 WILCOX ST..
Hammond. ll-lS-&
FOR RENT-Furnished 8 room nat.
heat. CAN George Miller, Indiana
Harbor 453-J. l1-lS--2
FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms for
housekeeping. 1873 Plummer ave.
Hammond lA-4o-G
FOR RENT-3 rooms furnished or un-
furnished modern. Mrs. Dillon. S6S
Calumet ave. Phone 423 Ham. 1l-l9
FOR RENT-Room to couple or gentle-
man: good heat; references required.
$500 Hemlock st. phone 39l-R Indiana
Haroor Ills
FOR RENT-clean. warm. well furn-
ished room. near Country Club and
Harrison Pork Phone a14-M Ham
mond. Call Is Mason st, Ham. ll-l9-S
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; also room apt.
no children; stove heat. Inquire IS
Douglas st. Phone 1oss-R Ham. Ills
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished bedroom
for man and wife; modern; references
required. Phone 264o Hammond. l1-19-2
FOR RENT-Modern furnished sleep
ing room; steam heat 704 Chicago
avenue, East Chicago. 1l-1g
FOR RENT-Good furnished room. mod
ern. blocks from court house. Phone
2171. 557 Forsythe ave, Ham Ills
FOR RENT-3 and room apartment.
furnished for light housekeeping. Call
5000 Hammond. Apply so, 152nd St,
Hammond. 1119
FOR RENT-Sleeping room. 251 State
Line, upstairs. Hammond. 11-1e
FOR RENT-Large garage Call FORE
Moons or evenings. lis West VILLA ms
st. West Hammond. 11-l9-2
FOR RENT-Roon for gentlemen. pri.
vate home. near Conkey plant. Phone
1896 Hammond 1i-l9
FOR RENT light Housekeeping
rooms. $50 Wallace Road. Hammond,
Indiana 1119
FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms, modern. SIT Truman avenue.
Phone Hammond 1242-R. 11-1s
FOR RENT roms furnished for
light housekeeping: no children. In.
auire s71 sibley st. Hammond. 1l-l9
FOR RENT-Heated room, two windows
best location. S517 Fir St. Indiana
Harhor. - ll-l9-2
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Sealed bids will be received up to
$50 p. m. November cath, 1920. for the
erection and completion OF heating
plant for Town Hall of Munster. Ind
lana Bids TO be received by Town
Board of Munster at school building in
said Town Of Munster. Plans and
Specifications are on file in office OF
Mac Turner. Architect, Citizens Bank
Building. Hammond, Indiana A GER
tiaed check OF one hundred dollars
10 accompany bid The Town Board
reserves the right 10 reject any or
all Bids.
DINGERMAN A. JABAAT.
PETER KIKERT,
HENRY FLYM.
JOSEPH MUNSTER.
Town Board of Munster
WILLIAM KLOSTER.
Town Clerk. I1-17-17-21
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NOTICE TO NOM REsTDENT

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT
THE STATE OF INDIANA LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT, NOVEMBER TERM. 1920.
r. D. BLAND VS.. MARY BLAND.
CAUSE NO. 1899. ACTION TO d.
vORCE.
Now comes the Plaintiff By Cleveland
& Cleveland. his attorneys and nles his
complaint herein together with an af-
fidavit OF competent person. showing
that the defendant. Mary Bland. is not
a resident Of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby no
titled Of the tendency Of said action and
that the same will stand for trial at the
next term OF said Court and that un-
less she appear and answer or demur
therein. at the calling OF said cause
on the 18th day of January. A. D. 1891.
the same being the 2nd day OF the
next term Of said Court to be begun
and held IN the Court House. Room No.
at Hammond. in said County and State
on the End Monday Of January, A. D
1921. said action will be heard and
determined in her absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereun-
TO set my hand and anix the Seal OF
said Court. at Hammond. this 10th day
of November. A. D. 1920.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
(SeaD Clerk L. S. c.
BY: RUTH BERG. Deputy Clerk
11-12-1s-z6
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p. J. BAUwEEs AUTO SALES
Phone pa G45 So Holman St

FOR SALE-Ford Coupe. late 1918 mo-
de-. electric self starter, generator.
Willard storage battery; denountable
rims; motor will be torn down and
overhauled next week. Can see motor
when apart If so desired; a closed car
at a bargain. Phone Hammond 2sSl
during day. Hammond 9e1-W during
evening. Ask for Mr.. Perry, owner.