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NIws or IAl REL.

Laurel Apr,l iS-Miss Eva Allcn ct
Women. college. Newark spent the
Weekend hero with her parents M
ard Mrs " prank Nllcu.
HARRY I. Williams ~ Bcthol. left last
week Tor Now York city. To- sail as th'ru
nicer an large scagoing shin
M W W knowles ~ Wilmington.
srcnt +, fcV days here last week with
s, ,noth.l. Mrs charlotte Moore.
" ard Mrs W Harrison Phillips Of
,cnr Scaford have moved into tho VIII
han, a smith property. IN Rethol
fdvard r. Shiles. first officer Of the
steamship salvation Lass. who has just
returned from a siN-months trip to
south America spent a few days last
week with his family IN Bethei
Rev = r. Webster of Denton. Md,
is a guest of his son-in-law and daush-
ter. Mr. and Mrs Edward Nj Fowler
The new mail boxes. for the recep-
iion % outgoing mail. which were re-
CtiNed hy the local pOstoficc some time
ago veIe placed into position last week
ss follows Market street and Della
ware avenue. Fourth and Market Sixth
and Tin, Eighth and Railroad. Eighth
and West sixth and West. and at the
railroad passenger station
\ carload 81 Iordson tractors was
recei, cd BY George T Purnell. last
~reA FOR demonstration 10 the farmers
near here tCst was made of one OF
the tractors on a farm near Bacon 1T
a patch of v1r, grass the machine pull
iar tvo ploWs through the grass with
out notlecaeie effort
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City. April Is Six delegates
from the 2 T. Sunday school here were
sent 10 ~ Johns p r. Church. VIII
mirgton. Yesterday. as follows; Margaret
ard Walter Ellis. Elizabeth Murphy.
George and James Jester and George
Nickle. TO hear an address bv Bishop
Cook
Mr.. and Mrs " Z Reybold spent the
weekend in Newark as guests of DR. and
Mrs Steele.
While fishing along the canal bank Sat
urdav. Robert Dunham caught several
carp which weighed l62 pounds, one OF
them tipping the scales at p pounds.
The tug Senator PenroSe. towing the
barge Hatteras. loaded with cord wood
from Virginia to Philadelphia passed
through the canal YESTERDAY: bargcs
Flowerence tMcNallyi Moback and
Totusky. light from Philadelphia to
Baltimore. powerboat 0 H Vessels
loaded with general merchandise from
Philadelphia to Baltimore.
Gael Johnson OF Statesville. y. c., was
weekend guest of Charles Nealc
Miss Mabel Meade Of Carney Point,
y. j.. spcrt the weekend hcre with her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Charles Hall
Major DR.. Bauman of Fort du Port is
visiting his family in Landsvillc, Pa DIR
Ellis will take care Of his practice during
his absence.
Miss Edna Coale, a teacher in the Mid
dletown public school, spent the weekend
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Coale.
Emmett ONeil has purchased Ford
automobile
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
KENT COUNTY NOTES.

Smrvpa April IS smyrna Tovr
Council has elected Joshua lewis to sue
coed Leo r Cochran as chief Of PollcC
Mr.. Lewis will ertcr upon his new duiic,
NAV AZ which time Chief Cochran s
resignation becomes effective
Crsar Rodney High School Athlete
Association will present play entitled
taron Boggs Freshman III Grange Hall
am len. this evening for the benefit ol
the school baseball team
Announcement has been made of the
marriage Of Miss Iottio Ware daughter
Of MIR and Nr- Edward Ware, Of Cedar
Ranch. near Little Greek 70 Samuel
Murphy. associated with Nixon Opcra
House. Dover. on April 10 in Armory
parsonage. Dover. by Rev AlonzoTrnver,
William VI Neidig died last SUNDAY Of
has homo near Wyoming. aged 6S wears
Funeral services were held Thursday
afternoon. in charge Of Roy Alfred Smith
irtcrmcnt in Odd Fellows cemetery
Camden
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condition His. sister. Mrs. Georg W.
Marshall and nephew. Dr. William Mar
shall, of Milford. were visitors at the
Donnell home. yesterday
Bishop Philip Cook preached at 81
Thomas u. T.. Church, yesterday morn
ing, and Rev. Charles IA. Holmead ot
ST. Johns Church. Wilmington. In the
evening.
Children of ST. Thomas L. T.. Church
Sunday school went To st. John
church. Wilmington, yesterday where
banners were awarded 10 the Sunday
schools of the diocese turning in the
largest collection per pupil in their Len
ten boxes.
Mr.. and Mrs David G. Rose who
spent the winter in Florida. returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Newman and chill
dren of Kennett Square, Pa" spent
yesterday here with Mrs. Newman
parents. MIR. and Mrs. LcVi Is. Bowen
William Grubb. who has been III VIII
commissions is much improved.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
NEW CHARTERS.

Dover tprll IS Charters were filed
here. Saturday. as follows
United Airwavs. lnc Wilmington
Del capital, sl.ln1.0m. International
Coal Exchange, Inc Wilmington Del
1000 coo american Lumber Products
Co. Wilmington. Del s625. 600. Del
Corporation Dover. Del 500. 900 1hul
Machine Corporation. New York City,
$500 600. julius 1uranaucr. Inc. VII
mington. Del s1OO0o0 ploVman Warn
Go. Philadelphia. Pa 500 600. Polish
Mills and Baking Corporation. Detroit.
Mich. Sl0n 900 Reliable Dry Goods @
Wilmington. Del S50.000. love Cone
Go. Philadelphia IN s25,O00 Augusta
Texas O,l Co Wilmington. Del s25. 900.
| :. Gram Growers. Inc Wilmington.
Del ro capital
Increases an capital Detroit Industrial
service Cooperation Detroit. Mich
from 81 .OO0. .Olp 20 s.. 500 000. Pfugcr
Co. Washington, y. G. $4,000 70
$500 600
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Charles ISlair and Benjamin Moore OF
Philadelphia were weekend guests oi Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Moore.
The pie social given by the Ladies
Adj Society OF 81. Georges netted 81.
Benjamin Vnton has purchased Dixie
flyer automobile
Mr.. and Mrs Lay6eld of Carney \
Point, ~ j., are here visiting his parents,
Rev and Mrs. L. W Layhcld
Mrs Peter .Messig Of Philadelphia Is
here for two weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Rose Lambert
Frank Jester of FELTON, is a guest of Dr
and Mrs. w W Ellis.
Miss Louise Beck Of Newark spent the
Weekend here with her parents, Mr. ard
Mrs Stewart Beck.
Mrs William Givison was taken sud
denly i'll at her home, yesterday alter
roor with heart trouble AS her condi-
tion was serious members of her family
were called from Wilmington
Mrs Nathan Dunham is suffering from
( an irfcctcd left arm, caused by the scartch
of nail at her home or Cir ton street.
Corporal Lawrey Of Fort du POnt, who
was hurt some time ago by lumber fnillnp
on him, was able TO be out yesterday
on crutchcs
Mr.. and Mrs John Nctch arc ON
/ two-wccks visit in New York City
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
MIDDLETOWN NOTES.

NiddIctowr. April Is Contractor W
l. Torhlt Of Laurel has taken the contract
for new houc or South BROAD street,
for Mr. and Mrs Edward u Hcarnr
MIR. Hcarrc who has had hnmo in
Georgetown. has hccn resident If
Washington. y g.. for the past few wears,
where he held an official position Mrs
Hearre was resident Of Middlctown
before her marriage and they have de-
cidcd T. make their homo here IN future.
Teachers and children Of - Anne :
7 r. sunday school went 70 Wilmington
YESTERDAY TO bc present at the service ioi
the missionary mite box opening at st
Johns Church
Miss Pauline Wiley If Ridgclv, Md
who has taught IN the Middletovr
schools for two wears has resigned ~ take
M the work Of a junior chautauqua lcador
with southern companN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Careless Shsnnpooing
Spoils the Hair

Soap should hn uerd very nrrf
N you unnf ~ Keep tpuf hHf
its beet Most mHpr ana
shampoo contain inn noon fI.H
drios the araip. ntf.H n
ana ruins if
The best fhiur fDr rfrHdY
aincd coCoauut 0N afHnf'"
pure and FreaarlrHrI tnl
anything elaf .pu fan
Dns pf tsn tsarpntf
ned vllI ,Iraref fhs Ha
thorouRbi simply
with uHfrr Hrd rgN
abuudnn.e ~ r.h
. whI,h rlr.e. n.t t8r fun
particle 1r du. lt
'easI.. pH INs molly
and a.culr ard
ard no har r.r Hrd
uafro4e n40 af r8
TnH .8r F.f MNrI
rhawp., So
cheap srJ
I syerg f.t.
go cure
s'0sd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
SOME GOOD RULES FOR
CARE OF WORK HORSES
Timely Suggestions Offered by
Boston Work Horse Relief
Association.
our Dumb Animals.

our Dumb Animals
| DO not fail TO provide clean warm
duartors ~ which your COWS ewes and mares
can bring forth their young Navel III
comes from dirt
? II is dangerous 20 expose young stock
especially fuaiH aud colts to 4prtng rain
storms. days exposure If not fatal
may stop month 8 growth
II IS had policy 10 turn the stock 10
pasture before the grass has well started
bad for the pasture and bad for the stock
When tho pasture season begins. turn
the stock out at night. instead OF in the
morning They then viii feed through the
night. and not lie down until the sun has
warmed the air and the ground
. 9et your horses into condition for
spring work the young bnrsea especially.
Many colt has been ruined by bring put
10 hard work without preparation II Is
the samc with green eDrses
e. In warm weather thorough grooming
is alfnoat as important as feeding with
out IL. dried sweat dead skin and dirt
clog the pores make the morse uncom-
Portable. and affect his health
i.0ek out for sore shoulders and backs.
especially IN plowing BE sure that your
collars fl collar too big is as had as one
too small II the collar rides up. use a
martingae. uf girth running from trace
70 trace back u The fore legs.
=. When the horses are al work on \
warm day. lift up the collars now and then
10 cool their shoulders and wipe Of the
sweat aud dirt with bunch 0f grass.
. " ipe of fhn harness marks on Jour
horses when YOU stop work At noon and A.
night. and clean the inside of the harness.
| thu collars especially Tire salt sweat. drH
ing on the skin ami on the harness. IS what
makes the trouble
70 II me skin - wriukiod under the collar
| ur saddle battle II with diluted vinegar of
witch hazel II the skin Is broken bathe Il
with clean warm water containing 2 little
| salt Fix the collar with padding or other.
wisc that II wlil not touch tho snre spot
the NEXT day 4 little careleesness A. tns
beginning may cause a lot nf trouble - sou
| and suffering To the horse
| ~ CieaB your horses a. night, wate'
| them. give them = good bed. and wstel
| them again after thcy have eaten their nay
- that they will not be thirsty all night
| lot them rest an hour or more before tnFj
are grained The Observance n thrs1
eirnpie rules will not cost yuu rent, anf
will make a big difference iu their condition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
CHESTERT0wN AND VICINITY.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Chestertown. Md. April IS Miss
Angie Gray. who spent the winter in
Wilmington and other parts OF Della
ware is visiting Postmaster and Mrs.
Thomas y. Bowers.
The Ladies Literary club o. Chester
town has extended an invitation 20 tho
wilmington Reading Circle 10 be its
guests on Saturday afternoon next at
the club rooms here. The invitation has
been accepted
Mrs Ada Duyer has announced the
engagement Of her Oldest daughter. May
Louise. 60 Harry L. kirkwood OF Balti-
more The ceremony Will take place
some time in June.
Mrs W. Irving Walker entertained
the Old Kent Chapter Daughters of the
American Revolution at her home on
Chester river Saturday afternoon.
Edgar NJ Clerk is erecting large ad
ditious 20 his Vulcanizing plant on Cross
street. Chestertown.
Mrs Laura Parsons. who was found
dead in her room in Baltimore. one day
last week, having been asphyxiated. was
the wife of Levin Parsons of Chester
town
Edmund r. Pennington left yesterday
morning Tor AaIiloTnla, WheIe ne eA-
poets to spend the greater part of the
summer and fall.
Saturday morning, James w. Lam
bert died at the home of his daughter
Mrs. jefferson d. Bacchus. on Front
street. Chestertown. from a complica
ton of diseases. aged 81 years. He came
TO Chestertown many years ago and en-
gagged in the carriage building bust
ness and several years ago retired "a
pi vate life. He was one OF the most
prominent Methodist Protestants in the
state and for years one Of the most
influential members of Christ Church
ChestertOWn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
SOPHOMORE COTILLI0N.

Newark. April 1S.--The Sophomore
cotilhon Of the University of Delaware
was held. Saturday night. in old Col
lcge and was attended hy about sixty
couples. Music was furnished by the
Original Six orchestra. The decorations
consisted of various colorcd crepe
paper. The panels were decorated with
black and white paper and paper par
rots of gay plumagc. There were
novel effects I'm lighting. the lights be
ing made To represent roscbuds.
John Williams. president of the class.
and James TiRhman. chairman OF the
committee on arrangements. had the
dance in charge The patroncgscs
were, Mrs Walter TTullihen. Mrs. T. NJ
X. Foster and Miss Quaesita Drake.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
NEWS OF THE DAY
FROM THE STATE
Young Negro Chicken Purlolners
Plead Guilty and Get or
Lightly.
PASTORS WIFE IN THE PULPIT

From FNsIy Evenings Correspondents
po,,r. Aprn rs The sunday Sch"ol
ol Peoples christian Church yesterday
elected the following officers Tor one
yoar. Superntendent. John II. Huttoh'
F, ,.st.tant n 4, Ia, lcr. lady assistant,
Mrs ~ Smlthcrs: secretary. J. paw
son SattrtncId: assistant. Edward Lew
f,.,.nrcf \ Richards. ohorister.
>. }, u,nsn,,. pianist. Miss Mary Hard
,.sfA. assistant. Miss Mary Pleasan-
ton leader of orchestra. Ernest hcuh'
,.r,.tof Aston Helm. superintendent
huAr,u.s drpartmcut. Mrs. y 6. Mas
~, assistants Mrs J.. T.. Benson
Nfs Medlnrd Ford. secretary anu
fre.suIcr. Miss Anna itaughlcN. super
intendrnt hom, department. MIS-. r.
= Ransom assistant. Miss l.2zie 'lark'
sua,,Iint,udeut missionary department Il
Ms, Lillian tuston. superintendent
i,ni-t,ntc. Mrs u l. Lewis, supcrlh-
.t,ra.nt ,radi, roll. Mrs Walter T. Mas
Sc. - =.
pWtpE ~ the illness 81 Rev ~. Is -
Il.lf.te.n pastor oi tho 'hnTch. WI"
- confined 80 his home with a severe
,oId Nrs HcIfcustCin. wife OF IN" pas
tor nllcd the pulpit ae""piahN ~ M
,ocr,ipe srr,i,c. delivering sermon
pr the supl''t N"A''' -, -,
evening service. kcN TT " ~ ''
pulpit ~.
Al tho morning ~ttNh' - ''"N'
hyieri.n church yesterday. Rev &.
Gurslen of Ilaiusl,oro. \ -. wh"
n n preached 10 :hc congregation ON one
:. tvo. orcasions recently and to whom
b,. boon extended an invitation I" ne
..,. ..-tot oI ths church. announced
hls e,., eptanyc To- ih' cong -" ''o''
VII assume III "i5nan neh' l''S'U'
,ho Np, IN, officials OF the Tres
b,t,tisu 'hur,h y 49, h'N ltE ~
80 SIT. street improved and repaired
Isl, ANTON of tho n,w pastor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
CECIL COUNTY NOTES.
speoial Correspondence Of Every Event

speciai Correspondence Of Every Evening
Eikton. Md, April 49,. Bohemia
bridge. which spans the Bohemia river.
connecting the First and Second dis
trict of Cecil county, which ls on the
direct line " the State road connecting
the Eastern Shore. was re0pened, last
week. for travel. after being closed for
two weeks. Eight hundred feet 81 the
bridge collapsed and fell into the river,
two weeks ago.
While visiting his daughter. Mrs
stacy Farmer. at Rowlandvilie. Henry
L. Jones. of Ash county. North Carolina
was stricken with illness and died 10 =
few hours.
Willie Erickson n colored waiter ~
Perry Point IL suffering with q broken
Jaw bone the result of blow from fh'
fist of aoldief At the government roHct
vation
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

he turned ia by the date announced
The annual dues must be paid by all
members before sending In their names.
The members of the tank corps have
extended their thanks for the first book
for their library. The donation Of the
book was made by the Rev. Joseph VI
Earp. rector Of Emmanuel Church, or
Saturday.
Apartment for rent IN the Louise, apply
90 John Ries on the premises ADV.
Miss Elizabeth Feh. daughter of Mrs
John Fehl of the Strand and David J
Dangel. Jr son Of Mr.. and Mrs. David
u. Dnngel Of Wilmington. on Saturday
were quietly married ~ Elk Md
Tho couple after honeymoon viii
make their home at the Jefferson apart
menta. this city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
"Tiz" "A Joy to
Sore, Tired Feet
Use "Tiz" for aching, burning. pulled
MP feet and corn or caiiouses.

Good bye. sore feet. burning feet
svoiien feet. tender feet. tired feet.
Good bye cornr cali0ures. buniorH
and raw spots M moro phoe tight
ness. no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in agony "Tiz" BE-
magical. acte right off "'rlz" draws ou'
All the poisonous exudatiOng which
nuT IN the feet Use "riz" md wear
smaller shnre. frse '1Tiz" and forget
votJr foot misery An hovv couf1rf
able your feet feel
Get box of "'Tiz" now AZ any drug
slsi or department store Don't suffer.
Have good feet. glad fret feet that
never srztcu. never hurt. never get TIRED
A years foot comfort guaranteed or
money refunded.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
FIRST CATCH
THE RABBIT

So begins an old recipe for rabbit stew
II vas written before rabbit raising hr-
came the srisuCe that tt nov IS Rahhtts
may tn raised ~ almost any bark yard
where no other livestock. not even poultry.
could ha krpt They produce fur as veil "a
meat They may he raised for the bomT
table nr for profit
Properly cooked they are all that the
most faetfdtous taste can wish says the
government bulletin on rabhtt-ratEing. II
tells the whole story ~ tho rabbit g care
from the day he is born 70 the day hn il
fried This Is the time Of year TO start
raising rabbits.
TO get your copy ~ the book. use the
attachpd coupon Print name and address
or be sure to write plainly Enclose t~o
cents in stamps for return postage
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
MASSMEETING FOR GIRLS.

Laurel. Auril tS.-Thc second annual
Y. W. G. A. vocational conference for
high school girls which was scheduled
to bC held al Laurel. Delaware Nprh
rs and - has been postponed until falL
In it's stead a massm"ctinE for girls OF
Laurel and surrounding community mas
been planned hy tn" high school EFIS
with the aid at Miss kran town and
county secretary for Delaware, to bc
held on Friday evening. April ".
Thr four classes in high school have
hCcn named rs committees 70 arrange
for tho meeting. with Miss Mary Jan"
Mason. Miss EcrniCc Hastings and Miss
Mary STRIPPING as faculty advisors
Tho speaker will be Miss Anna NJ
Clark. national secretary for town and
county work Of tho y w. G. \
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
conn WAS ,>IF>IF> NJ.

. \r.i is s. Piosding Guilty
. S...rd., Grfar, Iudgo Royce,
tuher' Ra>nsrd ."i"r'd Tor m '''.'hH
rH eh4k,n~ 'roW itiniiN h'sl -,
ton -. ptulat"d i"l SiN NV. ~ II
lt3I., k.np +, f4rmet near CLAYTON
,b.,i,s E.rd alias julius Reed. also
,olor,d for ho iat,tuN n 'hltk' - = w
wuard snort ncal SmN 'n'. VI" ~
npttson'd ~ Ntnt county J"H ~ -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
Flrst AId.

Dear Mile. Fiapiax--f am p brunett"
and have lately been becoming pnre
and more So. Prescribe something fpr
he face
AnRwor-Try soHp--Princeton TiEnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
That l. Becoming self.Eyident.

The Germans Will never prove that
they were not responsible for the war.
but their chance seems to be better of
proving that they arc not responsible
after it.-Boston Transcript
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
NEWS or NEWARK.

New.rs April lS.-At tho bake held
sstnrday by nc women Of -. Thomas
r F..Churcn about s55 was cleared.
Ssrnuei NJ Donncll who vas taken
suddenly ID last week. is in A critical
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18

Phone 1900 reaches every classified ad
can help you arrange your
ad to hest advantage.-Tr it!-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-18
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your Skull
secuss rs Il il would spir, just rub little
Musserose on your temples and neck
il draws out the inflammation, sootnes
sway the pain. usually giving quickr rehet.
Musterole is clean, white ointment,
made with oil Of mustard Better than
: mustard plaster and does not ohster.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recpmnend Musterole for sore throat,
Mouchitis Group, stiff neck, asthma,
oeur,igia, congestion. pleurisy, rheuma-
uun. lumbsRo. pains and aches OF the
h>ck or joints, sprAins. sore muscles
bruises, chiIblainx. frosted feet-coids
of the Chest (it often prevents pneu-
moniz). II is always dependa BILE.
Sc and &c jars, hospital size $50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-02

Don't Say s'I Saw It In the paper" Say, "I Saw It in The E1meS.o
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-02
226 State

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District
 of Bridgeport, ss. Probate Court
 June 9, 1921.
 Estate of oscar J. Cram, late of the Town of Bridgeport in said District de- ceased. of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly at, tested, within said time, will be debarred recoyery All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate h'A' HENRY l.. CRAM, Executor.
 Address, care of R. G. DeForest SS6 Main St. Bridgeport, Conn D3os'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-02
Times Sub Stations

The Times can be had at Sub Stations in all sections of city. Leave your order or Phone Bar. 1908.
 Dadrikian's, $50 Warren St. M. KapIan end of Oak St. Mrs. Gate, Main and Federal Sts. Bernadi, Wash. Ave-. opp. Lex
 fngton Ave. I. P. Turney, State St. and Bas-
 sick Ave.
 Allen Bros, Fahheld Ave. and
 BenPett St. Mobile, Wood Ave F. Reich, Main and Congress Sts. Curtis. Stra6ord and Newheld
 Ayes.
 Atlantic Cigar, S97 East Main St
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-02
N O T I c E Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
s2o MAIN STREET.

S2O MAIN STREET WATER RATES for the quarter ending July 1st, 1921 are NOW DUE and payable at the office of the Com pany, No. 820 Main street. All bills must be paid on or before July 18th, 1921.
 Business hours on Saturdays from 8 A. M. to 12 M
 FRANK C. BROTHERTON,
 Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
GARY
NEWS
HARBOR CT
TELLS WILD YARN

". e. Regand. indiana Harbor
sro. who was arrested by the Gary
polsce aud stated before Judge Dunn
5erdav morning that he was not a
~agabond and that he owned the larg-
pool room IA Indiana Harbor at
latst mas q good imagination.
Tpon making an Investigation Cap
.4in James Yodicka learned that Re
sand owns no pool room and neither
as ne the brass cuspidors which he
stated adorned the floors OF the amure-
ment place. He viii be brought to trial
sometime today.
You VIII positively ENJOY a new
Epbtnt cigar AZ All dealers III
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04

The body was removed to Guys NOR
que.
Up 20 noon today. Johnson's slayer
was still al large. Yesterday the po-
lice conducted a thorough investiga.
ton and although they learned some
Of the particulars of the shooting. they
were unabl TO learn who fred the
shot that caused his death.
It IS understood that Johnson ut
tered vile oaths when residents Of tho
building refused to let him IN the
house and threatened to kick in the
door.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04

New Rubfnf cigar can be purchased
anv reliable dealer 1-21
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-04
GOES TO CHURCH
THEN RUNS AWAY

Charles sorak. 1871 Pennsylvania
street, Gary. reported to the police
this morning that his son, John. 1@
years old. left the house last Tues
day morning accompanied by his sis
ter and has not been seen or heard of
since
According to the report the girl re-
turned home alone and told the father
that John skipped out Of church. He IS
described as being large for his age.
light complexion. wore a brown suit
with a red stripe. blue overcoat with
a white stripe. black stocking cap.
knee pants. light brown shoes and
black stockings.