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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
DUEL OF BELGIAN
 STATESMEN. HAS BEEN AvERrED

Brussels, Dec. 2o,-(By Ire A P.)-Ths incident arising between Minister of the Colonies Franck and former Premier Paul Hymans. az a result of which NJ Franck challenged NJ Hymans to duel, has been satisfactorily arranged, and the- meeting will not take place.
 It has been agreed that .stafemenf satisfactory to N Franck will be pubiIsh- ed The minister took ofense at remarks made by M. Hymans in the chamber yes- terday following passage of a measure making Ghent university Flemish in stitution.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
oOvEKNMEsT roSsELL {.
 1.4 { LIGHTHOUSE POINT

Washington. Dec. so-AuthorIzation for the sale by the war department of nearly fifty pieces of property, which are not now needed for military purpcs-- es is provided for In a bin introduced today by Chairman wadsworth of the senate military affairs committee. = The property which would be offered for. sale Is located in twenty states and ranges from a gun house at Golncester;- Mass, to the air internediate depot and testing fields at Ameficus, Ga, and Fort Humphreys, Va
 Property which would be sold includes 2.
 Connecticut: Lighthouse Point
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
GEORGES CE4SNuS CEAU. RAs AERTVBD IN PARIs

Paris, Dee. 20-(By The A. ,P.)- Georges ClenaDceau, Frahce's noted wartime premier, returned to Paris to- day from thirty-niue day trip to the Cn:ted States. Ee brought back with him what he termed the happy remem- braace that the people of America still love France and also two boxes of grape fruit, which he declared would contribute to hlg l1nglivity.
 Although he seemed to be ip a rarely gooc-natuTed' rneod. ncyerthslesst close
 friend5 affected to see eyidences that his strenuous tour had left it's impress upon him. VI. z. ~ fs.ssss -
 No official welcome awaited cIamen- csau, eizley. ass JlssF9s;. sglteFe To- lacdea t;s,Ys scsrn-H.ss- tsszI s.s Fte!@EseSs Paris, hSDneTjt,s. iT5is ass Aniqe@cr, greeted, him ..l giy, aa1 4;s;24 il. prriS. GhiciaI nos yaas sS 5l3s IS5l ia s,yss lacking cte to !, Slsl e=pe&ss vS9:s,l::s.z ,.:et ;
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 e. At:t.,l tnat fc- s,inl h,s iearreg was sna ..L%s1s- .kat ended ais .,sareezs He s-ja ha ;.s,4.i a,cved by tho sense. of fa- SisSs lyiii>Ei ssener or later mus term 'aE+e H:5 }:a!,rsat :n the influences @of eSrans;' rratttra Ike. a; true French man, :lsasS SQsyi 5s:aTciuS or, the quick $peace ofatscit.iilt. ..4,.. .
 Dtrias tls! btielswasd voyage CleFnen- CAaa !t; rsg,1ate4 qsSaave saids eITapa go Ins. D .le gls:4;- ! 55,19r. 'ff5.tssss gcpa''
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
AN OVERTURNED. COAL CAB.
 BLOCKED TRACK IN ANsoNIA

E Ansonia, Dec .2o.-An overturned coal car blocked both Aorth and southbound tracks on the local railroad division at III o'clock this morning and trains were held up in Ansonia and Seymour. The car was making a. -Ewitcb at the Coe Brass branch of the American Brass company when the mishzp took place. It was nearly 1 o'clock when the vrecker arrived and after couple of hours, work the tracks were cleared.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
BOSTON POLICE ARE ROUNDING i. f UP SUSPICIOUS PERSONS

Boston, Dec 2o.-Eleven men were questioned by the police today after the second nights round up of suspicious persons ordered by Police Superintendent Crowley. in an effort to prevent pro- .longation of the. series of holdups dur ing the past week. The men we're taken into custody in town town pool rooms' restaurants and on the streets. Three of the men were driving wagon contain ing 75 containers of moonshine, accord ing to the police
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
CAPTAIN SHOT, THREE M U
 -..., aAILoRs1 TO QUELL MUTINY

St. Johns, N. F., Dec. 2o.--A disturb ance io1 the deck or the Danish schoon- err GeRtanrus which Captain Rasmussen said was. a mutiny,. was, quelled hy the 8kippere when hes shot: down three of his fighting sailors. One of the men. Seaman Sorenson died today. The oth- CT two wounded men are expected to re- cover. >g,-s
 k; The trouble broke when the little seAo61er,- a S5 ton boat that hasf been
 making trips between Denmark and this colony was entering Harbor Buffet, in aPsacentia> Bay3.on : the southern: coast, yesterday. Brief .despatches said the crew of. five had turned against the cap- tain, ..e{ .1e <
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
STORMS DELAY TRAINS
 = IN EAsTEEN CANADA

Boston. Dec. zo.lTrain service from Montreal anz the maritime provinces over theABoston & Maine Railroad and connecting systems were behind sehed- ule as much as six hours today owing to weather conditions. The Montreal train over the Grand Trunk. due al the North station at 1o.S0 a. m., was three hours behind time. t..,-----s.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
BOYS TO BE REWARDKD A .9',T FoE AIDING POLICE.

Scrner7vil1e, Mass, Dec. 2O..TWo of the pt0udest boys in this city today were Jaines Hall and Albert Monahan, who last night were rewarded by Police Chief Charles A Kendall and officials of the New England bakery for their part in aiding in the arrest of Alexander MacFcnaid of Glcucester, held under $2pso00 for the grand jury They are to receive new outfits of ,clething. Eac- Donald has confessed the police say, to participating in the robbery of the cashier of the bakery company last Sat- urday. The boys detected the license number of the automobile in which Mac Donald and his companions fed
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
Sn7w WORLDS RECORD FOE A.
 YEARS PRODUCTION OF BUTTER

Omaha. NsbI Dec. 20.-May walker oIlie Honesteads Holstein COW, owned by the Minnesota Holstein company at Austin, Minn., has broken the worlds re- cord for aeyear's production of butter. her figure for sdays, ending at midnight Monday night being 1.z17.27 pounds of butter fat, the equivalent ofk .5s1 S bounds of butter. according to AL. Eb- ernart president pf the company.
 The former record of 1,50s.s pounds of butter was sheld by Duchess Skylan1 ttk@ @naby, "a : HolstAin, whose death -occHr- red in Minneapolis a few yesrs ago, ne
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
MAX sRRGBL AN INMATE
 OF sANAToRIUM IN STAMFORD

Stamford, Conn, Dec. s2o.-Max soie- gel the New York theatrical manager and producer. whose business affairs went into the bankruptcy court yester- day, is at g local sanatorium to which he was committed on December under an order ot the Stamford probate court.
 pr. Hennessey, the physician in charge rcf the patient ssys Spiegel is suffering
 from mental depression caused by wor-
 ries over his business dffficuIties, but his conditions appears to be improving.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
CUSTOMS oFFTcERs WArcH , WHIEKEY-LADEN SCHOONER

.sHaiif N s. Dec. 2o.---A quantity
 of holiday cheer sin the guise of soo0
 cases of whiskey on board the British auxiliary schooner Robert and Arthur was under the watehful eye of customs .ofiieers today The schooner, hunnd from St. Pierre for Nassau. was forced to put in here for eufne Arepasra. Gus toms officers will renzan aboard so kpard thee carse vstiss4slEEs .pusz, =
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
cHRIsTHCGAs CARDS FOR
 GUESTS IN BOSTON HOTELS

Boston, Dec. 2o.-Straneers In Bos- ton will not. lack {. for ,. the christnas spirit if Mayor Curfey and other city officials can cheer them. The mayor has approved a plans to have municipal Christmas :. cards conveying holiday greetings distributed to guests at prin- cipal hotels on Christmas morning. M
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
IuY I$ Irish Rebels Are
 Becoming Assassins
James Dwyer,. Former Peace
 Committeeman Shot Dead
 in His Shop at Rathmines.

:. Dublin, Dec 20.-(By the A. P.)- James Dwyer, who was secretary of the peace committee appointedsby the second Dali Eireann to arrange a truce between the Free Staters and the party of Eamonn De Valera, was shot dead today in his shop at Rathmines. r+
 Mir. Dwyer was defeated for reelection to the Dali last June, when he ran as 8 pro-treatyite on the panel ficket agreed to by the opposing, factions.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
TURKS ARE DISPLAYING A
 MORE CONC|L|ATORY SPIRIT

smet Pasha Has Accepted the Fundamental Provisions for Control of the Straits Outlined by the Ales-Pleads for Further Guarantees for the Safety of Constantirople Than Those Afforded by the League of Nations ns-Con. sessions Are Regarded as Result of United States Note .Daemng an International Commission Unnecessary
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
REV. EDwARD ". HALL ..ssss .-ss.a. Y, f YELLED, ALL TO HIS WIFE

{ Trenton, Dec, 20g-The will Of Rev. Edwird Wheeler HaIE slain rector : of ths Church of st. John the piv5ne, ;.at New Brunbwick, was, filed .hete. today with tho secretary of lstse4 Mrs. Fran els Noei-s Hall the, minister's wsdow, Nas beqneathed the ciergyman's estate and named executriS, An. Inventory win be filed later. The will is dated Juno l7, 1920.
 Dousias M. and Edward, ". Hicks, 9s Highland Park, were witn9sses.y The will was pro6ateA in Middiesex county septsnber zs by Mrs. Hall ss..sa~
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
SENATE VOTES TO ALLOW
 -3s IMMIGRANTS TO REMAIN

; |washington, Dec. go. = The senate passed and sent to the president today q. ncasure permitting immigrants who en- tered the United States prior to last March 2, in excesz of the immigration law quotas and who were admitted un- der bond to remain permanently tn tho
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
REBELS DERAILED AND
 'E BURNED FREIGHT TRAIN

Belfast, Dec. 2o.-Republicans derailed and burned freight train in transit from Dublin, to- Belfast at Castle Bellingham, County Louth, this afternoon. Later Belfast-Dublin mail train was derailed and burned at the same place The pas sengers were subsequently, transported to Dublin by another train.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
DROWNED MAN HAD.
 BANK BOOK PoR si .goa

Boston, Dec. so.-Ths' body of a e,.a was found floating In sthe ha-6or today with bank book for $15oo in tF-- clothing. From the bani-book on the Quincy Trust CO, the police believe L.rs name was John F. Hamilton. Ans
 ploye,s check issued hy the Bethleiern ShipbulIdihg CO piaM at Fore River was also found y.lsl st.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
MAYOR OF INDIANAPOLIS
 BARS ARBUCKLE PICTURES

Indianapolis. Ind, Dec. .2o.-a1otion pictures showing Roscoe (Fatty) Ar buckle will not be permitted to be shown in Indianapolis. according to a state r1ent issued this afternoon by Mayor Lew Shank, when informed that Will Hays, chairman of the motion picture industry, had announced that Arbuckle might have q chance to come back in pictures.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
SHIFTING BoARD STEAMER
 ADRIFT WITHOUT FUEL

Halifax. N. g.. Dee 2s-The. United states shipping board steamer west HardaEay Is again adrift in the Atlantic. south of Cape Raco with all fuel exhaust- a. after being in tow of the shipping bosra steamer ArEus for two dzyz
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Three boa constrietors which. had run away from Suban side-show were met and conquered aboard the Orizaba on . voyage from Havana to New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
FINED $50 FOR ATTACKING
 IT. s1AYoE or GLouCEsFER

Gloucester. Mass. Dec .3o.--An az tack on Mayor Wheeler in the street four weeks ago zx Alexander J. Cdis- holm resulted in the latter bsinx fined $50 today h district court Chisholun accused the mayor of making Ssr6Sar tory remarks abou& his rsthsr-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Cotton spinning during November showed increased activity, the number of active spindle hours being 420,000, ,0O0 more than in October.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
TRIAL OF MISS HAZEL HIRCH
 FOR SHOOTING HER HUSBAND

Mineola, N. r., Dec. 2O--Several per sons who attended the party given by Refine Davies, motion picture actresEi in her Freeport home June 24, testified today at the trial of Mrs. Hazel Hirch, charged with shooting her husband, Os- car, after the party. %~
 Hirsch was in court with his wife. They exchanged whispers when, during the sse- lection of the jury, candidates affirmed they were beauty proof.'
 The state charges that Mrs. Hirch, in a row with her husband, shot him in the jaw with intent to kill. The defendant, through her attorney, maintains that she came across her husband, sitting on a brench with pistol in his hand, and that the weapon was discharged when she tried to prevent him from killing him- .Self. --e.-.
 Magistrate Bernard J. Douras, of New York, father of=Maricn and Reine Davies, was the first witness. He testified to hearing the shooting and to seeing Mrs. Hirch, running away when her husband shouted: r.
 "She shot me. She said she'd get me and. she got me"
 He added that Mrs Hirch later had thrown herself on. the ground, kicked up i her heels and cried: 1s:I didn't do.4t. He made me do. it.'' George Van Cieye, of sNeW York, an author and a brother4fn-1Ia of Miss Davies, testified to hearing Hrs Hlrch eDh, I've killed my daddy j s.., 1, | Joseph Quash, Miss Davies chauffeur, substantiated Van CIeves's testin:vsy kifu i Mrs E. cchrader, a ,guezt, said she heard Hifch acuses his wife.Is's la Police Captain Hartman; of Fraeport l said that when he asked Hirsch who had shot him the wounded man had replied l: Luke McGluke."
 l The prosecution concluded its case ] with. .Harfman's testimony. and it was an witnesses tomorrow Miss Refine Davies ! nounced. the. defense would present ten FEho was to have been called as a pros
 eeution witnessj was reported to be toe 1 iH to appear in court. as
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

The resignation of Captain David B. Wason, M. C., National Guard, has been accepted by the adjutant generals of fee.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
MOHR GUILTY OF MURDER;
 MRS. BRUNEN ACQUITTED

y Acquits Wife of Honest John T. Brunch of Any Con nectOn With His Murder Convicted Her Brother, Har ry C, MOhr of Murder in First Degree Jury Recom- mended That MOhr be Sentenced to Life Imprisonment at Hard LaborMrs. Brunen Painted as Conviction of Her Brother Was Announced Mohr's COunenance Did Not Change. = tec,
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
SET FIRE TO BUILDING OF
 DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER

Belfast. Dec 20.-Armed men entered the office of the democratic newspaper. al Dundalk today and held up the owner and set fire to the building. The flames were -Quenched with comparatively small loss.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Fire entirely destroyed 8 combination house and garage on the estate of Chas. Francis Dean, on. Strawberry Hill, Stam- ford.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

John J. Tigert, comnis ner of educa- ton, announced that Thursday his bureau would start regular schedule of edu- cation messages-by radio.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

. Drugs valued at $1OO,0Oo secreted in barrels of fish were seized on board the French steamship Fenchurch at New York. The vessel arrive dfrom Malss+ Spain.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
BRIEF TELECRAMS

Rewards offered for the re-eap&ure of Mrs. Clara Phillips, hammer murderesa, who escaped from the Los Angeles coun- ty jail, total $5,000s
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Five dollars for every baby born to an enIploye during the year of 1923 was the Christmas gift of the Monongohela Pow CT and Railway company to it's hundreds of workers throughout West Virginia.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

While the police searched house in Chinatown, Vancouver, B. C., for hiddeH drugs a carrier pigeon eW in bearing ( tube of narcatics. Two men were ar rested.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

SO-parlkinS signs placed by the police on downtown streets in New Haven have been disappearing of late. Ten were found in Yale college students dormito- ries.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Stockholders of the Hawaiian PineapL pie company have approved a 5Siper cent. stock dividend and increase of the cap itaI stock from s4,Ooo, 900 to $6,0oe, ,ooo.>
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

I'rince George, the kings youngest son, wa-5 successfully operated upon for ap- pendicitis in London. The operation was performed at the King Edward-hospitaI for officers.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Sea lettuce Is said to bs the most dsEirable plaHb< for the marine zquar- fnAa9
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

The Shuster WOolen company of Doug las, Mass, and the Hayward Woolen company have each declared stock divi- dends of 200 per cent. converting surplus into capital.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
Aubrey Brown.

st John. N. B. Dec. 20.--Aphrev Brown. for many years proprietor of Lour Lodge, Dtgby, and well known to. New England tourists. is dead He had been a patient at st. John inflrmary siTsce August He Is survived by. his Nifes dauEhter of the. late Judge Halt .bprton, nnthcf of sSam Slick, A- S,fuehsr Haroid Brown of Ottawa, Is
 1as mtaistef cf militia for canadas
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21
obrrUARY.
Captain Thomas' RyaI: ' |. ' :

Boston, Dec. 20.--CaptafR 'Thomas Ryan. 70 years old. chief clerk of the Boston police department and. the old est member of the force both in years and length of service, died early today. He was for many years treasurer of the police relief fund.
 Captain Ryan was veteran of the Civil war, enlisting in Company E., thirteenth Mass. Volunteers in 1881 and serving two and a half years until he became Confederate .prisoner He was appointed to the police force in 1868.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

gecrcfaRx Nanby has tRnmamlfsea to congress ths Information h the hands ol the navy department on the status of waeships spped 1ndex the terms of the
 NeshtngtDts arms c6nference naval. treaty. ur eEhsru1iss dispnssds of by the .aisnatnE q the.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Wages will never return to the levels in. effect before the war, Julius H. Barnes, prs.ident of the chamber of commerce of before the cAy club, in Washine son.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

The directors of the wamuanoaE mills, Fall River, at special session voted to recommend to the stockholders that the capital stock. of the corporation be in creased from SITS, 900 to $1,oOo,o ,o0o.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Six bafnsk were destroyed by fro in Montgomery and Chester counties in Pennsylvania. The fires were all within a radius of twenty niles In at least two instances there was evidence of in- cendiarisn. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

, The body of an unidentified man, wedg- ed beneath. the wheels of "a subway train tied up traffic on Williamsburg bridge, New York, for more than two hours be- fore it could be extricated by wrecking crew. NiIs
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-21

Hiram Percy Maxim, president 6f the American Radio Relay league, and Ken meth B., Warner, secretary, left Hartford last night for Washington where they will confer with Secretary Hoover on radio nhatteTs.- 1s-: sas~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-24

70 RRENT-Two light hskpg rms.
private bath, heat and light furn-
ished 2S5 Michigan ave. Ham. 4:24
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-24

FOR SALE-Modern brick bunga
low, with nouhle garage, south
side. All modern built-in features.
You can save $1,000 on this job.
Phone 1861 Hammond 4:24:2
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that pur-
suant to an order of the Lake SUI
perior Court, dated April Goth, 1922,
all claims against the property
known rs the William Fabian build
ing, located on the following des-
cribed premises. to-wit:
Lot one Cd. in Block Two (2),
in the Redivision of Lots one ID
to Fifty-seven (57), Block One "a.
and Lots One ID. to Fffty-two
(52). Block Two (2). of Black
nuns Addition to the City of
Hammond, Lake County, Indiana
Shall be verified and filed with tho
Clerk of the Lake Superior Court
on or before 400 O'clock in the af-
ternoon OF May 6, 1922. otherwise
VIII be barred and cut off from par
ticipation in tho proceeds of tina
sale Of said real estate, and the as
sets in the hands of the Receiver
thereof
FIRST TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK,
4:24.27 Receiver
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and specifications may be obtained
from the office of the Superin-
tendent of Schools. Certified check
for Ave (5) per cent Of amount of
bid to accompany bid. Board re-
serves the right TO reject any or
all bids.
J.. l.. BOMBERGER, President.
T. r. TENANT, Secretary.
F. A. WILHELM. Treasurer.
April II, "a, May i.
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For TOWNSHIP ]. =.

TO The Editor:
l desire to announce to the quail
fed voters OF Lake county that I
will be a candidate on the Repub-
lican ticket, No. SO, to succeed my
self for the Office of Justice of the
Peace, North Township. at the Pri-
mary election to be held on the End
day Of May. 1922.
3:2s W. A. JORDAN
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FoR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

To The Editor:
Please announce to the voters of
Lake County that ! will be a candi-
date for the office of State Repre-
sentative on the republican ticket,
Number 36. subject 20 the primaries
May End, 1929.
4:13 WILLARD B. VAN HORNE.
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The arny career OF General Per.

The army career OF General Per
shing is recorded as follows; Cadet.
July l. 1852; second lieutenant. eth
cavalry. July 1. 1885; first lieuten-
ant, 10th cavalry, February 2, 1901;
transferred to 9Th cavalry. August
90, 1906: brigadier- general, Septem-
Der 20. 1906: major-general. Sep
TENDER 25. 1916; general (emergen-
cyl. October s. 1917; general, Sep
TENDER g. 1919
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

for homework. 533
Oakley ave, Hammond. 4;l6:tf
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To The Editor:

To The Editor:
Please announce TO the voters of
Lake County that ! am a candidate
for reelection of Justice of the felce
for North Township, on the Republi-
can ticket, subject to the primaries.
3:27 GEO. e. IRELAND
May End, 1922
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o inc EQIgOf.
wish TO announce to the voters
of Lake County that will be a can
didate for the Office of County As
SCISSOR. Republican Primaries. Nav
end, 1922.
is ask the support of the Women
voters as well as the men
WILLIAM E. BLACK.
Crown Point. Indiana
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FOR COMMISSIONER THIRD
DISTRICT

To the Editor:
Please announce to the voters OF
Lake county that / will be a candi-
date for the office of Commissioner,
third District, to succeed myself.
subject to the primaries, May 2nd.
AS JAMES BLACK
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FOR STATE SENATOR


Please announce TO the voters of
Lake County that I will be a can
didate for the office of State Sena-
tor on the Republican ticket (No.
"a subject to the primaries May end.
4:22 WILLIS L. ROE
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FOR TREASURER

CHARLES r. DYER.
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FOR COMMISSIONER

Please announce TO the Voters of
Lake County that / will be a can
didate for County Commissioner.
second district. on the Republican
Ticket. TO succeed myself, subjcct
to the result OF the Primaries May
End.
JOHN H. CLAUSEN.
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FOR COUNTY CLERK

To The Editor:
Please announce to the voters Of
Lake county that I am a candidate
for the office of County Clerk on the
Republican ticket (No. 42) subject
to the primaries, May End.
AIS JOHN kILLIGREW
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JOHN H. CLAusEN.


To the Editor:
wish to announce TO the Voters
of Lake County that will be a can
date for the Office of County Com
missioner. second district. on the
Republican Ticket, subject TO the
result OF the Primaries May End.
AUGUST NUNEELDT