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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-22
CLASSIFIED ADS AND LEGAL NOTICES ~~
gM SELL RLa en- POSITION GET HELP aHR AN nn5a9 OVER %o5 PEOPLE, READ THIS THIS PAGE Every pay pay CARY

consideration Of the proposed improve
ment. at which time said Board OF Pub
lie Works will hear all persons inter
ested. or whose property IS liable to
be assessed for said Improvement, and
viii decide whether the benefits to the
property liable to be assessed for such
Improvement Will equal the estimated
cost thereof.
BY order Of the Board Of Public
Works.
JOHN BOCHNOWSKL,
NJ, J. HERMAN.
KARB d NORRIS.
Board &c Public Works
Attest: WILLIAM TT. MILLER.
Clerk of the Board. 2.22:S:1
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The Prison System.

In ancient times prisons we're PR
vate affairs. used TO remove rivals or
enemies. The first application OF the
prison system as a punishment for
crime came in the establishment OF
warehouses; IN London in 1880. Pris-
ons started as reform institutions In
1904, when Pope Clement XI organized
the criminal ward Of the Hospital OF
st. Michael in Rome. as 8 means TO
aid the criminal rather than punish
aim.
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LOST AND FOUND

IOST-A number of keys on a ring.
Can Hammond S00-R. 2:2e:3
IOST-Purse and sum of money Sun
dav evening, on Lake avenue, near
1I4th st. Reward Phone 157-R or
z57 Whiting. 2.20:s
FOTND-Wire wheel. for further in
formation inquire SOC Michigan ave.
Phone 1921 Hammond. 2:2l:3
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES left hand leather
glove. practically new. Finder phone
IS Hammond 80
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAPER HANGING very reasonable,
estimates free. Carl Nermett. 440
Michigan ave, phone 1929 Ham. 2.S;tf
STOLEN-Tord roadster. engine NUM-
Der 46II497. 1920 License No. 5G4e19.
Reward. Finder notify John Bruda,
1926 Block ave, indiana Harbor. PISS
PLAIN AND FANCY SEWING-Done
at 7S4 So. Holman ST Phone 1o29-J
Hammond. 2:20:3
WANTED-A piano to use for storage
Golden Bros, 272 Fayette st.. Ham
mond. 80
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Early Potato Growing.

Although potatoes we're cultivated
privately in Scotland in the beginning
of the Eighteenth century, they were
rarely raised in fields before 1873. In
1857 the first Scots writer on hus-
bandry strongly recommended their
cultivation in the field
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ship Thirty-seven $50 North, Range
Nine go West of the Second Prin-
cipaI Meridian, in the County Of Lake
and State Of Indiana. as shown by
the recorded plat Of said subdivisi on
OF record in the Recorders Office OF
Lake County, Indiana. as the same
appears Of record in Plat Book No.
s. at page 3.
Said defendants are therefore here
notified OF the tendency of said
action and that the same will stand
for trial at the next term Of said
Court. and tina unless they appear and
answer or demur therein. at the calling
Of said cause. on the Srd day Of April,
A.. D. 1922. the same being the 18Th
OF the next term of said Court to
be begun and held in the Court House
at Hammond in Eaid County and State,
on the end Monday Of March, A. p
said action viii be heard and de-
termined i'm their absence
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereun-
to set my hand and aaix the seal OF
said Court. at Hammond. his 9Th day
or February. A.. y 1922.
HERBERT i. WHEATON.
tseaD clerk l.. S. c
BY: RUTH BERG.
r f~s--r- a4e-4-.p
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W~ANTED-FEMALE HELP

NANTED-We require the services oI
AN assistant buyer and manager Tor
inc cloak shop that Will open about
March 10th. a woman with eNte4stNe
experience in this line and good follow
ing will be considered only. good salary
aud promotion to the right party. Al
communications confidential. Wrlte =.
2i3. care Times, Hammond. 2:22.2t
WANTED-Cood Industrious girl for Of
nee work. one that can keen books,
run typewriter and adding machine. Not
afraid to work Oakley Avenue Garase
and sales Co., see Mr.. St John, call ~
Hammond
WNNTFD-An experienced ~laundress
warts nrst class washings. Phops
4127-M Hammond
WANTED-Sewing girls on power ma
chine. Enterprise Bed Co, liam
mond.
WANTFD-AIiddle aged woman 10 help
with hskpg., no washing Apply l2o6
Noraine ave. Hammond.
WANTED-Frst class stenographeI
for permanent position with good
future. Edwards Valve and Mfg. 90
East Chicago
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NJ HE ~ NA+ 80 J
STATE or INDIANA. LAKE cOIN-
TY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. JANUARY TERN. 1922.
willard H.. VanHorne Us. Elite f
Hafer. ct al. Cause 40. 2l306. Action
to Quiet Title
Now comes the ~plaintlT by w. i.
VanHorne. Attornev. ana hles his com
plant herein. together with an affidavit
Of a competent person. showing that
the defendants thereto. to-wit. May
NJ Schmutz and -= Schmutz, her
husband. whose true christian name is
-unknown, ana all the unknown heirs,
leeatees. devisees. distributes, widows
widowers. administrators, executors.
assigns and SUCCESSORS IN interest Of
any Of the above named defendants. an
Of whom are unknown and All Of whose
names are unknown, are each and all
I non-residents Of the State Of Indiana
This action IS a suit TO quiet title
against.
Lot Thirty-six $3.50. IA Block Thir-
teen (13). in the THIRD Addition TO
Indiana Harbor, being a subdivision
in Sections Twenty-one I'D and
twenty-five t22), Township Thirty
seven (s9 North. Range Nine 90
West OF the DFAOt4I ~ 49,
dian. in the County Of Lake and State
OF Indiana, as show nby the record
cd plat az said subdivision - record
I'M the Recorders office Of Lake Coun-
tv. indiana AS the same appears OF
record in Plat Book no :, at page "a
said defendants are therefore here
bv notified Of the tendency Of said
action and that the same VIII stand
for trial at the next term or said
f, Court. and tina unless they appear and
answer or demur therein. at the calling
Of said cause. on the 3rd day Of April
Z A.. I. 1922. the same being the 19tl
I, day Of the next term Of said Court q
he begun and held in the Court Hops'
) at Hammond in said County and State
= on the End Monday of March. a. d
: 1922. said action viii he heard and de
! termined i'm their absence
7 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereun
to set my hand and affix the seal 81
/ said Court. at Hammond, this 9Th dal
= of February. a. D 1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
+, cseaD Clerk L. S.
{ by. RUTH BERG,
Deputy Clerk. 2:s:15:2.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION

40 T--- -- -T--'-----
In the matter OF the Estate Of Mary
Tomczak. Deceased. NO. PAYS.
Notice is hereby given &at the under
signed has been appointed Administra-
tor or sail Estate. by the Judge Of the
Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
FIRST TNUsT & SAVINGS BANK
or HAMMOND. INDIANA,
Administrator
Dated February IL. 1922. 222:3.S
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN-And Z and s per
cont securities for sale. due l to 36
months from date. Denominations for
s25 up. Real estate gold bonds Roe
e Petersen, law office. East chicago.
Indiana. o-lo-eoW
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III VI tNtfNIttNI =
In the matter Of the Estate Of Louisa
Henning, Deceased. No 2479.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed A~dministra-
tor OF said Estate, hy the Judge of the
Lake Superior Court.
said Estate is supposed to he solvent.
RUD0LPH HENNING.
Dated February 20, 1929, 2:22:3.S
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BOARD AND ROOM

WANTrD-To board and room two
Young men. Large room in new house
u block from car line on south side.
Convenient to Conkey plant and stan
dard Steel Car Co. Write II H care
Times. Hammond. 2;2l:2
FOR RENT rooms with board, Al 6S7
Webster 9 SIS per week. Mrs. dssrn..
hart Hammond 1-4so
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate of Theresa
Wilson, Deceased. NO. 247S.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Adninistra-
tor OF said Estate. by the Judge of the
Lake Superior Court.
SAID Estate is supposed TO he solvent
WILLIAM ]. WILSON.
Administrator
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Garage. 102 Ogden s..
Phone S00-R Hammond. 2:16:6t
FOR RENT large pleasant unfurn-
ished rooms, gas, light and heat fur
nished. Two blocks west Lion Store.
593 Douglas ave. West Hammond. 2t21:2
FOR RENT-6 room cottage. 1S4 Fort
Wayne ave. Gas, electric and bath.
Phone 3479. $22 per month. Ham. 2:21.2
FOR RENT--6 room upstairs fiat, all
conveniences, except heat. Cali 40
Ogden St. Hammond. 2:21.z
FOR RENT-Lower fat. 4 rooms and
bath. hot water heat, good garage.
For particulars call at l12 Conkey ave.
Hammond. IZ1.-
FOR RENT-Store, best for cigar or
barber shop. 1852 Homer Lee ave,
East Chicago. 2:21:6t
FOR RENT-Two garages. Ill West
Siblev St, West Hammond. Phone
1898 Hammond 2;21:2t
FOR RENT room fiat. gas and cleo,
near Q car lines, good location. 4717
Alexander ave, East Chicago. 2.21ss
FOR RENT OR SALE-Modern 8 room
brick bungalow. it'll garage. 1895 Ivy
st. Indiana Harbor. Conveniently loca-
ted to street car, schools and park. Fur
mace heat. possession March 1st. Adj
dress owner. l. W. Adsit, 1929 Poto-
ma ave. Chicago. 22l:2
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W~ANTED-MALE HELP


W.ANTED-Young men. over Il. desir-
ing government positions, $3.50 month
~, write for free list of positions now
open r Terry. CORNER Civil Service
eNaminer), 495 Continental Bldg. Nash
ington, d. c. 21f:ot
WANTED - Solicitors and statesmen
Call 81 State street. clean PROPOSE
ton, salary or commission. open IN
I'll eight-thirty nights. ~ state -,
hammond
MANTED-Large manufactures wants
= agents TO sell advertised brand men
shirts direct TO wearer. No capital OF
experienced required. Free Samples.
MADISON Mills, 505 Broadway, New Ioak
New York. @
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. man r woman to
sell the famous Brunswick Fhono-
graph. No previous experience heCeS-
sary. Easiess selling p~honograph IN
the world. Liberal commission W yIaah
Piano Company. 525 Holman St, liam
mond.
WANTED-Ten men for grinding, niece
work. Wanner MaIleabie Iron CON-
pany, Hammond.
GOVERNMENT needs Railway Mai
Clerks. 1898 to S192 month Write LOT
Tree specimen questions columbus 10
stItute. Columbus, o z-1-o-lo
WANTED-EXclusive county dlstripu-
tors for automobile accessory IT eu1
of work with small capital we can slSe
yoa exclusive territory that VIII ol-Ie
hf- returns. SAFETY FIRST Az -
Matte SIGNAL. Racine. WIS. -Ae.as
WANTED-IVe wish to establish sales
agency in Hammond to handle ~
lne Of household rubber goods. ri.
eIve you exclusive selling rights y
viii take about s2S TO start YOU in pus-
mess that pays big profits, II YOU wan
q real live proposition, write OF ~
rs AT once. stating territory wanted
sales Department. The Family Rubbe5
60, 12t Ash st, Akron. @,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. delivery boy at once
Chicago Produce Co, State ana 49,
tax- SIS ---
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WANTED TO. RENT

WANTED TO RENT-six or seven room
house or bungalow, south side Nd
dress Pratt Food Co. Hammond 2:21.5
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Gfrl would like to do house
work. Call at 923 Columbia ave, HAM
mond 2:2t.2
WANTED-Washing and ironing, by the
day. Phone 1851 Hammond. Call
we 6.3n and ] d n tam. -
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Dated February Is, 1922. 2:22:9:s
NoTIcE "a ADMINISTRATIONS

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter Of the Estate Of VIII
liam Cox, Deceased. No. 24S0.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administra
tor with the viii annexed of said Estat
by the Judge Of the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed 70 be solvent
HAMMOND TRUST & SAVINGS
BANK,
Administrator
Dated February 20. 1922. 2:22:3:0
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furntsned rooms. soc and
81 a day. Spring cots. S5c. Ey the
week. 50. SO and "a. Hotel Carleton:
Hammond. IO:4
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WANTED - Solicitors and statesmen
Call 81 State street. clean PROPOSE
til e~ight-thirty nights. 81 State St.
Hammond. Z:lo.f
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
IN the matter Of the Estate Of John
Pavol. Deceased. No. 247s.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Executrix
Of sal Estate, by the Judge of the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent
MARY ROMAN.
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FOR RENT


Four room cottage, new
~ furnished, on Pine street
one-half block from street
cars. Mrs. w. J.. A. Mols-
berger. 900 Columbia ave.
phone Hammond 1922.
ron RTNT-Modern s room house. on
south side. furnished or unfurnish-
-. Immediate possession Phone Ham
moud 521.
o RENT-s modern front light
hskng. rooms. 207 Indiana ave, phone
1852 Hammond. z1zlA
F0R RENT or 4 modern furnished
rooms. $50 Towle St, corner HoII9aa
Hammond.
FOR RENT rooms for hskpg.. one
suite for bachelors. 188 Plummer
ave. hammond
FOR RFNT-Large bedroom with kit
chen privileges. breakfast room and
bath. All modern conventences. Phone
1919 Hammond 2;Z2tzt
FOR RENT conveniently furnished
apt, 4 minutes walk from Lion Store
Phone 1909. 80, 152nd st. Ham 2:22
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-F1xtures. 3 floor cases, hot
case, ) clothes cabinets, stock, coun-
ter tables, 200 feet Of double shelving.
At very reasonable prices. 1892 Cedar
st, Indiana Earbor. 2tl9.5
FOR SALE-Nery cheap, few modern
gas ranges, slightly damaged in stor-
age. Northern Indians Gas and Elec-
tric Co. 619 Chicago ave. East mi
2:2lt3
FOR SALE-A cook stove IN first class
condition. Inquire Mr.. Bellamy, 5bs
Slbley St. Hammond. 2--l:-t
o SALE-Store fixtures. one cigar
case. l cigar wall case. . candy cases
, small show cases. > counters q T.
o fountain. mack bar. Phone l51. p!
alume ave, Hammond. @zl
FOR SALE-A furniture business or eN-
change Good location store, front
age 5oN75. Cheap rent. Inquire Ahl6
Cleveland st., Gary, Ind. 22l.5t
FOR SALE-Oak buffet. oak bedroom
suite. complete. cabinet sewing mach
inc. mahogany living room suite @SA
state ST.. phone 1ft5 Hammond. 22i.-
FOR SAIE-Chcap. general store lo-
Gated near Hammond. Good reason
for selling. a phone 3l49 Tam
mond. 22ls 10
DFLIVERED-Iarge load of good kind-
ling wood, 81. Phone 9S6-M Han,
mond. 22l.z
FOR SALE-Manure. cinders and haul
ing Phone 1N35-M Hammond 2EZ1t3
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY.
HAMM0NDETmes Odce. Hammond BIdg- Phea~
800. E S. Bourne Drug Store. us Calumet Ava.
Phone $685..
withdrawing News Co. 524 18Th S. PAsos
i3SW.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS

Dated February %. 1929 2:22:a.
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G0VFRNNFINT needs Railway MalI
clerks, S133 to S192 month. Write Ior
free specimen questions. Columbus rs
stiLute. 0lumbus o. 2l-o-L'---
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N0TIcn or ADMINISTRATIONS

Dated February 20. 1922. 222:a.
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WANTED-Ten men for grinding, niece
work. Wanner Malleable Iron CNin,
nany, Hammond.
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no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.

East Chicago. indiana. February q
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SAIE-

Ten building lots. very cheap for cash
2.22:a
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE

WN%TFD-Country hotel or business.
Tor Hammond ircome property Write
BIS. care Times. Hammond. 223t
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS

Dated February IL. 1922. 2.22:3.S
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NOTICE no NONRESIDENT

Deputy clerk. 2:s:15:22
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. man r woman TO
sell the famous Brunswick Phono-
No previous experience neees-
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s. PER MONTH

Buys a fine building lot in Norris
Park Near Columbia schoo and Park.
You may build any time.
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Dated February 20. 1922. 2;22:3:0
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The world. Liberal commission Wyman
Piano Company, 525 Holman ST. lam
m0nd 4--A-9
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by. RUTH BERG,
Deputy Clerk. 2.s.15.2
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\ agents @ sell adVertisod brand nlsl7 >
shirts direct 10 wearer. No capital OF
experienced required. Free samples
Madison Mills, sos Broadway, New Ionk
New York. 49,
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FOR SALE room house and so lots.
$500. worth double. Address b. Q. ,.
Times. Hammond. 2.22
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sRT i. WHEATON.
Clerk l. $. c
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-30
FRENCH BOXER GAME;
 DEFEAT MAKES GEORGES WANT TO FIGHT MORE

PARIS, Sept. 30.-Georges Carpen- tier has made statement regarding his defeat by Battling Siki. Carpen- tier, rather than being downcast by the result of the encounter, says that far from being ready to renounce box ing, he will be ready to begin again within a few months, when he declares he will have revenge for his recent drubbing. What happened in the bout with Siki, he says, has only made him want to box more. He will take a months rest, he declares, under a system of physical culture, after which he will go into training again and wipe out his defeat with a new series of vic tories.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-30
R0BS GRAVE FOR BODY TO
 HIDE CRIME

ST. LOUIS, Sept 3O.-That Harry Brcnn robbed the grave to carry out plot for hiding his own crime is the belief of the St. Louis police, whose investigation of the discovery of a body in the garage of Brenn after the garage had been destroyed by fire last Tuesday, and believed to be that of Brenn has disclosed the body to be that of Celestin Snyder, eighteen, who died recently and was buried in the local cemetery. Brenn's disappear ance simultaneously with that of $16,- 500 belonging to a company with which he was connected, first drew the suspicion of the police, who now declare that Brenn dug up the dead body of Snyder and placed it in his garage, after which he set fire to the place, his intention being to lead the police to believe that he himself had been burned in the fire.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-30
PEACE HOPE WAVES DARDANELLES
Turks Demand British Retire From Straits;
 British Forces Arm

CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 30. - What is regarded in British military circles as closing the door to any pacific settlement of the Dardanelles uues- tion, is the note yesterday sent to Gen eral Harrington, of the British forces, by Mustapha Renal, in reply to the British demand that the Turkish troops evacuate the neutral zone. In reply the note demands that all Brit ish troops shall retire from the Asiatic side of the straits as the French and Italians have already done, and states that in case of Britain's acquiescence in this the Turkish leader will with draw the Nationalist forces slightly" from the neutral zone. Renal further demands the cessation of all measures on the part of the British in dealing With the Turkish population at Con Gtantinople, which are declared to be arbitrary. It will be the solemn un- dertaking of the Turks, he states further, that no Greek vessels shall be permitted to pass the Dardanelles.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-30
MEX. REBELS
 START FIGHT
 CITY STREETS

FL PASO, Sept. 30.-Ten persons have been killed and several wounded in street battle which took place in Jaurez, Mexico, today, when river guards and police had an engagement with rebel soldiers. Both sides lack, q leadership, and the battle became a hand-to-hand encounter
 Only persons having business in Juarez are permitted to enter the town from the American side, Am orican soldiers being stationed on the bridge for their protection. Hun dreds of citizens of Juarez are cross- ing ito Fl Pasco for safety. A few stray shots have hit the United Sta tes Public Health building. The fore es in the city, which are controlled by men in sympathy with the Gov ernment, have been reorganized by General J. J. Mendez, Juarez con- mander. The rebels have now with drawn to the south.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-30
GIVES FRENCH GROSS
 TO REGIMENT

MITCHELL, s. D., Sept. 30. - Gen. eral John J. Pershing comes to Nit chell today, to officially decorate the colors of the fifth Field Artillery with the French Croix de Guerre. At the same time, Colonel Boyd Wales, who commanded the regiment during the war, will be decorated.
 The decorations are to be made in recognition of the services of the regi- ment during the breaking of the Hin denburg" line at Juvigny of the west ern front in France. The action be- gan August 2S, 1918, and lasted until September 6. The 147th Field Artil- lery was ordered to eliminate Ger man machine gun nests in the vale be- fore Juvigny and later those along the Tserny Corny road to the easty. The work of the regiment and of the 32na Division, of which the 147th was a part, brought citations by General Manguin, commanding the Tenth French Army and in charge of opera tions in the sector
 Other regiments of the division re- cnived their decorations at the hands of General Manguin, but through an oversight the 147th was left out. There were four artillery regiments in the division, and this being un- known to the official who made pro- vision for the decoration ceremonies, participate. When it was discovered that no provision had been made to decorate the 147th colors, the French government communicated with the United States Secretary of War. When negotiations were completed the regi- uent was back home and demobilized. The decoration for the regimental col ors were forwarded to the Secretary of War, who has instructed General Pershing to confer the decorations.
 William A. Hazle, adjutant general of South Dakota, who served as lieu tenant colonel of the 147th during the war. will participate in the ceremonies and has invited all former members Of the regiment and all former service men in the state to attend.
 The regiment was organized in Oc- tober, 1917. The regiment was then in camp at Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. C., as part ofthe Fourth South Dakota Infantry. Two batteries of the reg- ment were of the Oregon National Guard, the balance being South Dakota men and replacements.
The Cordova daily times., 1922-09-30
SOVIET WON'T PLAY

PARIS, Sept 30. "The Soviet Government will not permit an of ficial American economic commits sion to enter Russia without recip- rocity and will not take the initiative to renew conversations with of ficials of the State department" Leniod Krassin declared to a New York Herold correspondent. Kras- sin, contrary to some other mem- bers of the Soviet government, thinks it is important to send a Soviet economic delegation to Amer ica to talk business and prove that the Bolsheviki do not have horns and hoofs.