Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 285, Hammond, Lake County, 15 May 1919 — Page 2

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THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN A 1 :s Chalmers 40'i American Can 55 14 Aii'wlrnn Car and Foundry .Vnrrii'.iii LooomiillT A rii-fin Smt-itiriK .V.. rfcan Stel Foundry . "TiOn Sugar Refining - A'.'hion :.i!:H iti Loromotlv r-.,!i;itmrf and Ohio 102 7rt, 7S 3". i 1 S 1 .'- ..in, 50 ! :; Ichein Steel H 77', I IS6H 1 ? ', ; i:id'n Pacific 1 ' 'i:r.i I .eathor 9 1,. L .- -

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Extraordinary Values in Groceries, for May 16-17

McLaughlins High Grade Manor House Coffee 1 lb cans 42c 5 cans or $2 It will be higher. Our advice to users of Manor House Coffee is to put in a supply now at this price.

't 77ie Famous Fells Naptha Soap 10 bars 59c

Ivory Soap Flakes, pkg.9c, Three for 25c Argo Laundry Starch 5 pound package 39c j

gi 20-Mule Team Soap Chips 15c pkgs. 12Ac

Toilet Soap

; Kirk's Cocoa Hard "Water ; Castile. Soap. Regular 10c f' cakes this sale 1 8'Ac

Hackmuth Brand Sauer Kraut No. I Crisco The popular iam at our 1 1 - lb. cans at cans 08c

White Leghorn Eggs Direct from Farm Adjacent to Crown Pt. Per Dozen 50c

Chilli Sauce Snider's high grade Chili Sauce put up in half pint bottles, spe- ry r Baking Soda Ann and Hammer Saleratus (baking soda) 1 lb. pKgs. c: half lb. !'Kg .JgC Rosebud Matches

Special Savings on Drugs

Uorlk-k' M?!trd Milk hospital r, spfcJal ;c Pianolas Wafer?. :;o in regular price 'Z'c, .pcial at bottle, 17 c Toilet Goods Velnur Powder Puff?, S1 inch size, repu'inr price 35c, on pcial sale ar 10c Senrico Tooth Paste, a favorite with many, the 37c tube?, pric24c Ciga rs Chas. Of nhy Cipars. regular price is 7c, special (any quantity) at f I each - J2t c Jno.. Ruskins and Boosters, 7c cigars, (specially priced at seven foi 35

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Chesapeake nnd Ohio 66 Chicago mid North Western 3SU Chlcifgo. Mil. and St. Paul 44 Colorado Fuel 4 7 Crucible Steel . TS1 Erie 1H General Klectric - 165 Oencral Motors 183 Gt. Northern Pr. 98 l-acWawanna Steel - 79V T-ehlgh Valley 5i Midvale Steel . 47' X. T. Air F.rake : US' Nw Tork Central 73 'i V. Y.. X. H. and Us rt ford 32 Norfolk and Western 10HT Northern FacitV 95 'i IVnnsyli ami 4 Pressed Steel Car SO' Hallway Steel Springs 90 Read 1 11 87?i Rcjeubiio Irm and Steel 88 Southern Pacific 10 T Southern Railway 80 T Studehaker - SI ICASTILE; li It li if i Finest Grade 3 Cans 12Ac shortening, cheaper than j price b. r"c v O&C Pure Ketchup Armour's Helmet Brand ! 1 ure Ketchup, on special sale, per 1 bottle.: 1J,2C Pet Milk, Pet Bland Evaporated Milk, tall cans at l.'JU.e: ly t lie dozen at 1.60 4 pkgs for 25c Kolas Shavinir Cream, us no on water or brush, special sale sale at 1)2 C jar 35c Sharp & Dohme Milk of Magnesia, regular price 25c, week -nd -ale i Z.r price J (jC and Stationery Lord lialtimore Rox Taper in white only, 50c box priced at ,JkC Symphony Lawn box paper, tissue lined envelopes, regular price SOc, special at 39c Candies Bonney Butter Bites, a nice chew carmel, wrapped, regular price 50c a pound, special, pound at 20c Butter Cream Corn, fresh and very good eating, regular price 50c a pound, special 20c t-2 puuna at

Sinclair 64S .Teaaii Co. S7i T'nlon Pacific US V. S. Rubber . S V. S. Stefl 10:Ni Wlllya Overland 9i H , ' INTTRNATIONAL NtWS SERVICE! NEW VOKK. Hay 10. The steel iau er prominent In the atock market operations at the opening today becauae of preaa reports of trade Improvement .but there waa alao accumulation of atorks by banking iritoresta who art) fully advised about construction requirements and of contracts that are now under consideration rcnuirmK large amounts of ftnishad alcel product. There tn a wide opening In aleel common, lha lirst sale bein(t 7 00(1 shares t 1041 to 104', against ?n3S yesteiday. but the stock was supplied and the price reacted to 104. Baldwin Locomotive yielded lo 99 Midvale Stel advanced one point to 49 and then reacted to 48 'j. Studcbaker opened up 2 polnla to S4t followed by a reaction to SS. Thre waa trading in Caddo Oil at an advanca of one point above the cloaa of the curb to 521,. The railroad stocks were active ml stron-. St Paul common opened up IS io 41 and Reading up one point to S8T. The Marine !iu niad fractions! a!ns.

CHICAGO CASK O&AXN CX.OSK. CORN No. 2 mixed. $1.7."; - while 11. 77$!. H ; 2 el!ov, $1. mixed. $1 7J:.3 white. $ 1 . 7 If 1 77; 3 yellow. $176t.78'i 4 mixed. $175fft7. 4 white. 11.75; yellow. $1.71 ij t.T2. OATS No. 2 white. t":',c; 3 white. 89i"fi!c: s'andar.1. t? '6 7 fi iVRAl. 5" to SI Ihs . lfic; 'l"s, ITiT'jC; fft to Ufl lbs. 71 to SO IS It l?c; i fancy. 20c: overweight kidneys, no to 173 lbs.. 14ft 15c; coarse. CHICAGO UTS STOCK. HOGS Receipts. 30.Q00; market naosily ateadi ; bi(r packers bidding IOiJT 1?c lower; top. $:'0.S0; bulk, ?;040'(i, 20.70: heavy. $20.60 medium. J $20.359 20.75; !ih. $20.1 0 '? 20 70: light lights. 25 20.35; hfa y packing sow a, $15. 75f 2.lf: piRs. $ 1 25 tT 1 0.SO. CATTLK -Receipts. S.SOft; beef steers and she stock steady to 25 higher; huils. calves and fe"ders steady: beef veers choice. $ ! 6.75 fi 1 0.2i; medium. $l4.0Jf I17.C1: liphtweijehts good. $1 4. 1 3 S 1 7.00; hifer, $S. 25 15.25: ! cows. $8.1513.25: bulls. $.2i 1 J.2; canners and cutlers. $8.pOfiS.15: canner steers. $ vOO -g 1 n.f.0 : calves. $13,00 9 14 25; stockrs and fedr stcrs. H 3" 15.30; stocker cows and heifer. $v23 'a 10.75: stocker calves. $5.00 ft 1 S .25. CSZCACrO PSODUCX. BUTTKR Creimery extrss, 57c; 1s1s. 54'i'356'ic: pnrkirp stocks. 3S44c. TOGS Current receipts. 4t,s'S43:ic; ordinary firsts. 4042c; firsts. 42-8 44c: extras, 4 ' 'a 4 .". C. LIVE POVLTRT-Turkeys, C2S"3c; chicKf-ns. 34 ; roosters, 13t: a;-ee. 23c: ducks. 31 '(i ",1c. POTATOKS Ohu.s. $1.75 (5 2 tn. BARGE OVERTURNS; SIX ARE DROWNED UNTERNATiONsl. NES SERVICE POKTfHOfTH, N. II.. .Uy IS. A mother and her four children and sn engineer were drowned when Ih? liarc Nan'.icoke. from Parthambo, N. J., filled ard sank ;n five minutes in a northeast gale six miles off the Isles of Siiva's early today. The deal: MRS. WM GRAY, of Perthamhoy. N. .!.. wife of Cap:. Hi ay. of the Nanti..oke rOUP. CHILDREN of Opt C?ry. inamc in aae? from up to S yea is. and Mrs. 5 months LINTON PHONE GIRLS OUT AGAIN INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE J LINTuN. InVj.. May 15 Oirl telephone operators of Linton whose str.ke a few weeks ago resulted n disorders that caused state t oops to be sent here are again on s rike. The temporary agreement between the operators and the New Home Telphone Co.. Centra! Union plant, arranged durinir the previous trouble, expired at 4:15 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and as the counter proposals of the cenpany were rejected the operators walked out. There has heen no phone service here since tint hour. i j . . Rheumatism Cured by "Number 40" or Money Back Consult Jos Wels. Hammond. Central Drug Store. Indiana Harbor. Frank Staaer. Nwb;irgh. Ind.. jfafea: T suffered wi'h rheumatism for several -.ears and tried numerous remedies wiih Utile or no benefit. Mendenhall's Number 40 was recommended to me and I jsed In all six bottles and am entirely -ured I cheerfully recommend it to all rheumatic sufferers " We have ina'ructed Jos. TVeis. Hammond and Central Drug Siore. Indiana Harbor to -issue a gaurantee with three bottles of "Number 40" and If you are not cured or satisfied, your money will be cheerfully refunded. J. C. Mendenhall. 40 years a druggist. Number 40" in employed In rheumatism, scrofula, blood poison, constipation, liver and stomach troubles. Adv. SEE

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KING OF THE ROAD Touring or Roadster $885.00 F. O. B. Factory . I have just taken Agency and can make immediate deliveries. P. J. BAUWENS AUTO SALES 645 Hohman Street, Hammond, Indiana

THE TIMES.

OF JOBS AT EAST CHICAGO

CONTINUED Exaggerated Reports Sent Out As to Number Out of Jobs locally. (Wrrt-LKTIW ) Trom a.11 InformKlloa obtainabU by Tb Tlmaa, tha a-Taramn. raporta that 3, BOO man w.at Jobe at Baat Cblnao la BToaaiy xaa-fartd aa wali a tba atoi-y that Industrial ralatloaa thara ara tuv. aattlad. IINTfNNatlONAL'NtVUf ItHVICtl WASHINGTON, May 15. An increase of unemployed in indus - trial lines and continued demand for farm labor are shown in telegraphic reports received by the United States employment service for the week ending May 10 and made public today. Practically the same conditions exist in Nebraska, the 'Dakotas, Wisconsin and Minnesota, which show labor supply and demand in industrial centers on an even keel but a growing demand for farm labor. EAST CHICAGO OWE CENTER. Reports from C eland show 30 nnq unemployed; Youngstown reported 18r,0i. an increase of 3.500 during the week, with industrial re'ations acute. Akron bad a shortage of 3.000 which is being supplied from Cleveland and lounasto-wn i)aion reports j.uuv unemployed. l.at hicago. Ind., witn 3.500 unemployed, and Industrial rt lations unsettled, is the chief center of unemployment in Ird.ana. Kvar.sville and Inditnapel.s each repc-rt l.P'to unemployed. SOME SHOKTAGE IN WEST. On the Pacific coast Los Angeles had 3.00U iirmji.n'l. an increase of o0n over the previous week, while psn Fran - Cisco reported 3.0OO. Owing to settlement of s'rikes the surplus of 1 100 in Portland wss consumed during the week. California. Oregon and Washington reported some shortage in farm lines. Ptttsburph with 20.000 is the ihief center of tinemp!o rrent. in absence of specific flpures from .-rVw York city, where the larpcyt suirl'.is w,s said lv c.l?t. Oenernl unemployment cxis1 in Connecticut. SHORTAGE Or TEXTILES. Fall River. Ma.. reports a shortage of textile workers and a surplus in the building trades. Conditions in Vermont. New Hampshire and Rhode Island are good, wiih supply and demand equal. Owing to Ihe influx of soldiers and' sailors in New York city thcie is a largo surplus, bu- no estimate was given. Albany repotted .".Hio unn-.ployod: Rochester, 3.00O. T'tica 2.000. v.hi Glens Fol'.s. which hss heretofore reported a surplus, shows an equality. Uuffalo, with fc.Of 0 unemployed, showed a slight improvement for the week. IN EAST ST. X.OTJTS. Industrial relations are good throughout the state, except in Albany, where they are reported to be acute. Pittsburgh, from which no reports have been received for Home eeks. reports 20,000 unen.plO eil. Supply and demand In Philadelphia, Allento-wn and South Bethlehem are reported equal and industrial relation' are good. In New Jersey and Delaware the supply and demand are equ.il. East St. Louis. 111., reported 4.000 unemployed during the preceding week, and showed an improvement of 1.000 for the current week. Indurtial relations in Chicago are acute, but owing to the transient soldiers and sailors no definite estimate of unemployment was given. A big demand for farm labor was opened by Kansas. Practically the same conditions exist in Nebraska. NOTICE L. 0. 0. M. All members are no'ified that our annual memorial exercises will be held at Moose Hall. State St.. Sunday afternoon. May ISth. 2:30 p. m. Bring jour family and friends. 5-15-3t N. S. FERRALL. Dictator. Bachelors' May Party, Tuesday, May 20, Knights of Columbus Hall; Serpen tine Confetti; McKelvey's Orchestra. 14-3 THE

DEMAND FOR FARM LABOR

STOLEN

BONDS ARE

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The mystery of th disappearance of JliO in Liberty bonds from 4915 Homer Lee tv, Kaat Chicago, hae been solved. It cleared up ieaterday when the Chicago polite department called East Chicago and advised that a fourteen-year-old lad by tha name of Joe Tlss had been arrested, on data furnished by hia father, and was being held subject to orders. It aaemn that Joe' disappearance from home waa exactly co-ordinate with tha dlaappearance of the $150 worth of bonds, one $100 bond and one $50 bond. Anutber lad. fctanley Sopciyk by name, also disappeared about the same lime. Now the whole story is out. Jo atols the bonds aud a little cash from hla f Aih r, who is a hardworking mill mai. and with the aistance of Stanley they found a man. Andy Podrajca. 4922 Homer Lee aie.. who for a few dollars helped them sell the $100 bond- It waa disposed of In Hammond and the boys received Then they started on a trip. I Bulnc to Cliiraro. hnvlnr fiom. wunnf ; appatei. cashing their $eo bond and re i c"vlIlK 136 for. u- buying tickets to atevens I'oint, is., ana nnany returning to Chicago. Stanley got sick and came home. Joe was arrested by Chicago officers of the Juvenile court. Podraza says that the bos told him that they found the bonds and that he Is inocent of any knowledge of their being stolen property. He Is being held by the police, however, for further lntest nation. The boys will b turned over to the Juvenile court at Crown PuirH. NOTED LECTURER AT RED CROSS Dr. 3. E. Brewster from lake division headquarters at Cleveland will talk on the peace progiam f the Red Cross at the Chamber of Commerce Wednesday evening, May 21st at e.ght o'clock. Dr. Brenster is a lecturer of conaiderahle reputation having lectured on both the chautauqua and lyceum cirj cuiti He has traveled all over the v. orld and was thoroughly familiar with the devastated legions of France before the war. He waa formerly a doctor of medic. ne and he did some research work on tropical diseases in Africa. There can be no question of the vast i econstruction work to be done in Europe and in parts of Asia anad the ! thing to cona'der is our snare in me i work and the best way In which it 'can be carried on The wide experier.ee which Dr. Brewster haa had makes him eminently fitted to understand the condition of these countries and to know the kind of help that will be moet effective. Everyone who is the least interested in this work is urged to attend this meeting. PITTSBURG WITHOUT STREET CAR SERVICE I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) PITTs?Bl'Ri. Pa. -May 15. Pittswas without street car service today. The 3.500 conductors and motormen of the Pittsburgh Street Car Company went on strike at midnight, tieing up the entire system. Anticipating a walkout of the men the several railroads entering the city prepared to operate ahuttle trains' and thousands of workers made us of them this morning. Other thousands walked to work. The men are demanding a tweHe cent an hour increase in wages and requested that the question be given to the war labor beard for arbitration. The company is in the bands of receivers and the eo'irt. while giving the receivers the right to take the matter to the war labor boar3. ruled thrt they need not be bound by the award. No cases of violence have been re pot ted. ALLIES TURN DOWN PROPOSAL I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) PARIS. May 15. The Cei.man proposal for an international labor conference at Versailles has been turned down by the allies, according to the text of note made public here today. The allies take the stand that the labor problems referred to by the Germans. can be cared for under provisions of the League of Nations. The letter regarding international labor forwarded to Premier Ciemenreau by Count Von BrockdorfT-Rant-seau was taken up with details of proposed legislation the most of which were incorporated in the international labor charter issued hy the syndaealiat conference in Berne last February. GOING HOME TO DENOUNCE IT 1 INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) AMSTERDAM. May 15. the members of the German national assembly are returning to their home districts, to denounce the treaty terms to -ausfeas..- gl.f. 4f rgatd fford) a -Central News dispatch from Berlin today. The Germans opposing the terms, call the treaty one of violence. The leading German peace representatives are ex-pected to return from Versailles early next week for a conference, it is aald. Don't throw your paper away without reading the want ad page. Too Late To Classify WAITED Dishwasher; applv Joy Lo Restaurant, 100 State St., Hammond. 36'2 FOR SALE: 3-speed cradle-frame Indi an motorcycle. 1st class condition, new tires. $160 or bonds. One HarleyDa.vid.son side car. good: $15. 440 W. Sibley St., phone Hammond 3071R. 5-13-lt. PA RT T WHO RECEIVED BROWN FUR neck piece hy mistake at Foremans dance. Ma-sonio Hall. Wednesday night, kind'y return to Times office. Hammond. Reward. 5-15-3t.

NOTICE TO NON -RKSIDENT. THE STATES OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MAY TERM. 1910. MILLAN KRIVOKUOA VS. STANA KRIVOKVCA. CAUSE No. JS2S3. Acrrio.v TO DIVORCE. Now comes the Plaintiff, by John P.. Kennedy, his attorney, and flies his complaint herein, together with an aflldavit of a competent person, showing that tha defendant. Stana Krivokuca, Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant Is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless she appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on tha Bth day of July. A. D. 1919, the same being tha 48Ui ilav of the net term of eaid Court to be begun and held 1n ihe Court HouFe, Room No. 2. at Hammond. 1n said County and State on the 2nd Monday of May. A. D, 1913. aaid action will be heard and determined In her absence. LV WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and afT.x the SeaJ of said Court, at Hammond, this 15th day of May, A. P. 1319. HERBERT L. VHEATON. Clerk U S C. By CORA O. ANDERSON, Deputy Clerk. 5-15-22-29.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE f TATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MAY TERM. 1919. TRI CITY ELECTRIC! SERVICE COMPANY, a corporation. VS. HENRIETTA C. MOODY and JOHN MOODY, her husband, et el, CAUSE No. 1822. ACTION TO FORECLOSE MECHANIC? UIEN. Now tomes the Plaintiff, by William J. V.'hlnery. attorney, and files ita complaiiW herein, together with an affidavit of a competent parson, ahowing that the defendant. Augxist F. rcabody. Trustee. if rot a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant i therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the. same -will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless he appear and answe- or demur therein, at the calling of sail cause, on the 9th day of September. A. D. 1919. the same being the 2nd dy of the nemt term of said Court to be begun and hld in th Court House. Room No. 1. at Hammond, in said County and State on the 2nd Monda y of September. A. D. 1319. said action will b heard and determined In bis abe.nce. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court , at Hammond, this 1 4' h day of May, A. D. 101?. HERBERT L. WHEATON. (Sel.) Clerk L. S. C By CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk. 5-15-22-29. NOTICE OF FINAT SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF CLAAS KOOT, DECEASED. No. 17 88. IN TirE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, HAMMOND. MAT TERM. 1919. NOTICE is hereby given to the HEIRS. LEGATEES AND CREDITORS of Claas Kooy. decea-sed. to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond. Indiana, on the 16th day of June. 1919. and show cause if any. why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved: and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the LaJke Superior Court, at Hammond, this 15th day of May, 1910. HERBERT L. WHEATON. (Seal.) Clerk Lake Superior Court. 5-15-22. I i NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF j ESTATE. ' IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OFj TRENEUS SHORTRIDGE, DE- j CEASED. No. 1812. IN THE LAKE I SUPERIOR COURT, HAMMOND, j MAT TERM. 1919. j NOTICE is hereby given to the HEIRS, j LEGATEES AND CREDITORS of Iren-J eus Shortridge. deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Ham-! mond. on the 16th day of June. 191". j and show cause If any. why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the es tate or said decedent should not ne unproved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WITNESS t.be Clerk of the Lake SuJ perlor Court, at Hammond, this 15lh day of May. 1919. HERBERT L. WHEATON. (Seal.) Clerk Lake Superior Court. 5-15-22. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM J. S. WOt 'DAL. No. 1693. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. HAMMOND. IND. MAT TERM. 1919. NOTICE is hereby given to the HEIR.5, LEGATEES AND CREDITORS of William J. S. Wood.il. deacesed. to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the 16th day of June. 1319. and show cause if any. why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with IB OB I n.n.s a LBBa.S H.O.I ei-iuxe

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TODAY ONLY Cecil B. I)c r's Masterpiece For Better For Worse with Gloria Swanson, Elliot Dexter and an all star east. By far the greatest picture ever shown in Hammond. Remember One Day Only.

m -FRIDAY AND WILLIAM

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ETHEL CLAYTON in "VICKY VAN" and WM. S. HART in 'THE MONEY CORRAL' Coming June 2-3-4-5 "Mickey." "Nuf Sed." MONDAY AND TUESDAY

LINA CAVALIERI in "THE TWO BRIDES" This picture will alpo bp run tomorrow afternoon only as a special feature in ord?r that everybody may see ii.

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Thursday. Mav 15, 1910.

Women Backing the Soldier Boys When the history of the -a.r has bee written, the work done by th(, at home will impress itaelf upon th . nation as few even now realize i orally, rmlllons of women left the r homes and took up war act,v.t!es 'j,., which women had never before be. called and many more at home devoted long hours at work in knitting and preparing surgical dressings for the bo,. over mere." Some may have worked at the expense of health and are now suffering from headaches, backache oragglng-down pains or some derangement. it should be remembered thai Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for more than forty years hs been restoring such women to heai-h and strength, and is now recognized a. a standard remedy. Adv. the estate of a.cMent should n-t approved; arid said heirs are notified to th-ii and there make proof of heirshu. and recr.n th?,-p distributive share WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake S ,- penor Cour t, at Hammond, this 15th dav of Mav. 1019. HERBELT L. WHEATON" (Seal.) clerk Lake Superior Cou re -1S-2J. GOING BACK TO PENNSYLVANIA Thomas Hoskina, for the past vear and a half, a druggist t the Slooum drug- store. Fifth and Adams street. Gary, has res.gned hia position and today left ror Scranton. Pa. where b. wiil engage in the drusr business. Orpheum THEATRE "Where; ETryboJj Gots,FEATURE ATTRACTION Today and Friday Copper City Four FROM REVILLE TO TAP. Special Scenery and Ltahtfna Effects. The Milmars Comedy Entertainer. Dale & Young Comedy. Singing and Talking. JDave Thursby Comedian. Act Beautiful The Hunt'' Ruth Roland IN The Tiger's Trail" New Show Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.- Matine daily, 2:30; Nights continuous, 7 to 11 Sunday continuous, 2 to n. ' isasiTsafUftftMs B I . J O U 1 TODAY LAST TIME TODAT What Every Woman Wants Don't miss It. SATTJK.DAT CHARLIE CHAPLIN SHANGHAIED Also Baby Marie Osborn latest picture. In Her '-VS'4gV'f."?-'yf'w 11, nt,wi;iii m.mKm, I TODAT NEAL HART in a western feature THE RAIDER Also Baby Gloria Joy 1n "Corrine. Come. Here." Also "Strand Comedy. "Just Home Made." TOMORROW ETHEL BARRYMORE in her latest success THE DIVORCEE B B D n B no D.fl.B.O.BrB S B a BE a. ! K a" at! Theat re B. a i i i SATURDAY S. HART 1 tV313 " B 1 LLB0B" D " H1B Ba l.l - O.H.B.B.BiC B.I.fl.O.I JJ

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