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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
CRESTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Peterson enter
tanned quite a number of their friends
on Wednesday evening. The evening
was spent in games and social chat and
all came away voting Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
erson charming entertainers
There is some talk of organizing a
new movement Bible class in connec-
ton with the NJ. f. Sunday school here.
Rev. Fouts would like to have a large
attendance of the older people well
as the younger ones at Sunday school
Sunday when the matter will be
brought before the school.
Seigle Lee. who is attending school
at Gary, is home for the Thanksgiving
holidays.
Miss la Brannock of Lowell was the
guest of her grandmother. Mrs. VIM
Garrison. Thanksgiving Day
c. C. Hill and family are moving back
to town and Forrest Lee is moving into
their farm house, which they have va
Gated.
Howard Slocumb. superintendent OF
the Cedar Creek stone roads. is inn
proving the roads in this vicinity with a
top dressing of crushed stone. The
West Creek superintendent has done
nothing with his part of the road, which
was in worse shape than the Cedar
Creek road
Don't forget the supper in the A. d
Palmer store building tonight.
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Days News In Gary
Take Up Soccer.

Gary high school has taken up soccer
football to fill in the time between the
close of the Rugby football season and
the opening of the basketball season.
The object of this short inter-season
trip into the soccer world is to create
an interest in this game. which Coaches
Netherton and Gilroy believe suited to
many boys who have no talent for the
other sports of this time of year.
Soccer and basket-b ball practice will
be carried on at the same time. II
was made possible to do this by the
great number who have taken an in
terest in athletics of late. There will
be two soccer teams organized. one OF
high school students alone. the other
a mixed team.
The high school soccer team will
first play the Interlaken school of La
porte on Saturday, Dec 2. at Laporte
The Interlaken boys have played sew.
eral games this year, but nevertheless s:
our boys are confident they will max,
good showing against them.--Boy
Vile News.
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Letters


"Wednesday morning during chapel
the following members of this seasons
football team were awarded letters:
Paul HaSe, Eugene Knots, Gerald
Phillips, Barnard Hirons, Enroll
Hodge, William Zahn, Alex Davidson,
Amos Thatcher, Clarence Kenvin, Carl
Smith, Ivan Stamat, Ray Symmes.
Before a candidate for a CO. will be
considered by the High School Athletic
association he must be in good stand
ing in at least three studies, have a
Recommendation from the physical in
structor for good conduct both in prac-
tice and in games, and must have play
ed in a majority of the games BY
this you can see that it is no small
achievement to receive letter.-Boy-
VILE News
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this is MY Bath BIRTHDAY,
Frank Inv GnuIa

Frank Jay Gould, the youngest child
OF the late Jay Gould. the eminent
capitalist. was born in New York city.
December ?. 1877. He was fifteen wears
old when his flther died and from tina
time until he came of age he was UNI
der the guardianship of his sister,
Miss Helen Gould, and lived with her
at lynohurst. near Irvington. N Y. He
was educated at the Berkeley school
and New York university When he
reached his majority he received his
share of the great Gould fortune and
for time he manifested some inc1ina
ton to follow in the footsteps OF his
father by taking an active interest in
the affairs OF the railroads and otner
Gould properties. On his twenty
fourth birthday he was married to Miss
Helen Kelly, daughter of the late
banker, Eugene Kelly. In 1909 they
were divorced and the next year Mr.
Gould married Miss Edith Kelly, an
actress. Since then he mas made his
residence abroad.
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IN THE
sUPERIoR c0IIRTH
and CIRCUIT UUUlIO

Foreclosure and Judgment. Per-
sonal against Andrew, all without
relief
S299 William A. Zumpfe VS.. George
Taylor. Defendant defaulted Find
for plaintiff for $50 plus $40 at
torney's fees without relief Fore
closure of chattel mortgage. Judg-
ment over against defendant
1888 John Troupe VS.. Hammond Ath-
letic association. BY consent John
c. Becker is appointed receiver and
required to file bond in sum of ST.
600. Given and approved. Ordered
to take possession of all property
Of defendant and collect all de-
mands and sell all personal prop
erty at private sale after two
weeks notice.
Courtroom No. 1.
Anne rican Maize Products Co. VS.
Charles Shesdd ct al Court now on
motion to make findings speak the
truth orders finding No. 20E part
of findings herein nunc pro tune OF
date of Nov. Is. Intervening Pc
titioners Forsyth and Forsyth ten
dered special bill of exceptions
which are signed. fled and made
part of record. Defendants Shedd
Shedd. Hyar and Flick file Joint
separate and several motion for
new trial Motion overruled APP
peal prayed to appellate court
Granted. Bond $500. L s. F. & G.
Co. or National Surety of New York
Adam r. Ebert as sureties there
on in 10 days. Bond approved, 12c
days for bill of exceptions
Courtroom No. ?.
$500 William Lohman VS.. Ralph G.
Keller eft al. Defendant Keller files
motion for new trial.
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MOTIONS AND ORDERS
Courtrnom no. ?.


1883 Anna NJ. Snyder VS.. Garden City
Sand CO. Find for PLAINTIFF quiet
ing title. Judgment.
1877 j. P. Seeburg Piano Co. VS. Au-
gust Schlick. Comes now Charles
J.. Surprise, trustee, and files pc
tition to intervene and defend for
rights of Kornel kormonicki,
bankrupt.
7499 ]. P. Seeburg Piano Co. VS.. John
Oleska eft al. Comes now Charles
L Surprise, trustee. and files pc
tition to intervene and defend.
so17 Bertha McNany VS.. Richard Nc
Many. Find for plaintiff granting
divorce. Restoration of maiden
name Bertha Payne Judgment
1925 Elva May coler VS.. William Do
mel Coler. Find FOR plaintiff grant
ing divorce. Restoration of maiden
name EIva May Sherror. Defendant
to pay plaintiff $3.50 alimony with
in two years. Judgment.
1884 Gertrude !. Moor VS.. Theodore
Moor. Find for plaintiff granting
divorce. Restoration of maiden
Gertrude I. Jones. Judg-
ment.
Courtroom No. r.
6S2S John f. Devine, adm, VS.. Inland
Steel co. Defendant files motion
for change Of venue from county.
Granted. Ordered sent to Porter
superior court. Ten days to per-
feet.
1855 Antona Robaliwski VS.. Consta-
tine Robaiiwski. Defendant default
ed. Find for plaintiff annulling
marriage to defendant. Judgment.
Courtroom No. 3.
1898 William II. Ahlborn VS.. Lizzie
Glover ct al. Submitted to court as
to Glover and Glover. Find for
plaintiff for $1S07 plus $40 attor-
ney's fees. Foreclosure. Judg-
ment.
1928 Fred ]. Smith VS.. John D. Ken
needy eft al. Plaintiff dismisses as
to John D. Kennedy and lot in
block SO, O. T. of Indiana Harbor
And as to lot 10 in Nor1in's addi-
ton to Indiana Harbor as to de-
PENDANT Kazmire Wisztart. Plain
tiff files amended complaint max
ing new parties defendant.
7414 Fidelity Deposity Co. of Mary
land VS.. Ray NJ. Cook. Find 70,
plaintiff for $500. Judgment
1922 John Medrea vs. Rebecca Med
rea. Find for plaintiff granting d.
vorce. Restrained from marrying
for two years. Judgment.
S019 Mitchell Charnley VS.. Indiana
Securities Co. eft al. Case dismissed
against all defendants except In
diana Securities Co. Defendant de
faulted. Find for plaintiff for s2ei
plus So attorneys fees. Forecos
ure Judgment.
321i Wisconsin Lumber & Coal Co. VS.
Andrew Fuzzy ct al Complaint TAX
en- as confessed. Find for plaintiff
for so16.57 plus se6 attorneys fees
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The Day in
HIST r Y


1554-Hernando Cortez. the conquerer
of Mexico, died in Seville. Spain.
Born in Estremadura, Spain, IN
1885
1710-Fina1 completion Of st. PauPs
Cathedral in London.
1s05-The French under Napoleon de-
feated the Russians under Emperor
Alexander and the Austrians under
Emperor Francis at Austerlitz
lS4s-Ferdinand l. adbicated the
throne of Austria in favor OF his
nephew, Francis Joseph.
1S52-Louis Napoleon declared emperor
of the French and assumed the
title of Napoleon III.
1S63-First ground broken at Omaha
for the Union Pacific Railroad
1S73-Richard Coke was elected gov
ernor of Texas
1891-Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and
Prince Edward Island discussed a
project for union as one province.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
TOLLESTON.

Mr. and Mrs. III. Bode and daughter
were the guests of relatives in Whiting
for few days.
f. Lempke was Hammond visitor
yesterday.
Mrs. H. Runge and children Of East
Side are visiting relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Henderson enter
tanned friends from Joliet, Ill, at their
home on Third street for the week end.
DR. and Mrs. j. Petry and family
spent Thanksgiving day with relatives
in Porter.
L. r. Gard and r. l. Gle transacted
business in Blue Island yesterday.
Miss Eta Henderson is visiting her
parents in Beloit, Wis, over Sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
Especial to TIE TIMEs.l


Indiana Harbor. Dec 1.-THE
Thanksgiving supper given by the
Ladies Aid of the Methodist church of
which Mrs. B. c. Lukins is president,
was very well patronized, it being esti-
mated that 250 guests were served
The exace amount of profit has not yet
been estimated. but it Is believed that
this Will approach s100, everything
served being donated with the cycep-
ton of the turkeys, and there being
no hall rent, or other expense usually
an incident of such affair. 1t was
the frat supper eyer given n the
church basement. and gave the ladies
who prepared and served ii, an oppor-
tunity to test the efficiency of their
cuisine. The smoothness with which
everything went attested to the
commodiousness Of the accomr1 oda-
tons. the fine gas range and the gas
plate being quite ample to take care of
the hot viands, while the four large
tables in the dining room accommodate
| ed the diners very nicely, coming IN as
| they did all during the evening The
| supper was fully up to expectations In
Ievery particular and more than bore
out what had been claimed for its
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
MERRILLVILLE.

Harold Iddings of Simpson College,
Ia, is spending Thanksgiving vacation
at Merrillville.
Rev Clements is home for a few days
vacation.
Several of our young people attend
ed the annual Thanksgiving dance at
Crown Point last night.
Ralph Pierce and wife visited with
A. o. Merrill of Hammond yesterday.
Fred Koch of East Chicago and Miss
Fox of Hammond spent yesterday with
Ed. Koch and family.
Prof. Goodpaster and wife entertain
ed the Walter Blachiy and Rev Glenn
ent families at dinner yesterday.
Miss Wilma Woods of Chicago i:
spending a few days with her parents
The Rudolph boys were in town to-
day In the interests of their telephone
business.
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FIRST CHURCH DINNER
BY LADIES A SUCCESS

quality in advance. Mrs. W. r. Dobbie
was in charge of the dining room. Mrs.
Frank Riggl was chairman of the
kitchen committee and Mrs. Fred
stephens OF the supply table. Mrs. ID.
w. Duppes. secretary of the organiza-
tion took the tickets at the door. 1t
being a national holiday the decora-
lions were in the national colors, the
tables beinl further ornamented with
chrysanthemums.
Have a Good Start.
The church within the past few days.
through the efforts of Mrs. B. c.
Lukinshas received a donation of nj
teen yards of table linen, the gift be-
ing that of Carson. Pirie. Scott and
Company where many of the furnish
ings were purchased Tho aid pur-
chased ten more yards OF the linen.
being thus provided withenough linen
to last them at these church suppers
for many years to come.
The church also owns it own silver.
which does away with the necessity OF
housewives providing silver from their
own supply
/ The ladies who were responsible for
the success of the supper have been
highly complirnented for the manner IN
which they conducted the affasr.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02

in 1891. After a year as tutor at
Hampden- Sidney he spent four years
as instructor in Pantops Academy.
In 1896 he returned TO Hampden Sidney
as professor of Latin and German ana
in 1899 he became acting president Of
the college. When he left his alma
mater in 1902 it was to accept the
presidency of washington and Lee Uni
versity. He remained at Washington
and Lee until his election last Sep
TENDER as president of the University
of Alabama. DR. Denny has served as
president of the Southern Association
of Colleges and Preparatory Schools
and for some years has been one of the
trustees of the Carnegie Foundation
for the Advancement of Teaching.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
CENT a YEAR MOTT ENOuGII.

Spending IS cents on ones VIE IN
the course of twenty-five years of mar
ried life is not contributing sufficiently
to her support within the meaning of
the law in the opinion of Judge Frank
ELS of circuit court. at Muncie, who
granted a divorce to Yaura strong
from Silas Strong. The husband did
not contest. Mrs. Strong said that
from the time of their marriage she
was forced to make her own i:ving.
and that the only money actually spen:
by the husband for her was a quarter
of a dollar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
"THIS DATE IN HISTORY
December Z.

1s00-Then French under General
Moreau were defeated with great
loss at Hohenlinden, Bavaria, by
the Austrians commander by Arch
duke John.
1s1S-Illinois admitted to the Union as
the twenty first State.
1S39-Pope Gregory XVI. issued a bill
for aboIishing the slave trace.
1S55-Railway communication estab-
lshed between Toronto and HamIi-
ton
fS61-The foreign ENJOYS in Washing
ton protested against the act OF
Capt Wilkes in taking the Confed-
crate commissioners. Mason and
Slidell, from the British steamer
Trent.
1S64-Chicago installed an automa II,
fire alarm system.
1SS1-Electric street lights were in
troduced in philadelphia.
1S94-Robert Louis Stevenson. this
novelist, died in Samoa. Born III
Edinburgh, Nov. IS, 1850
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in Hammond: Weis,' Summers Nege1e
and Keppert's drug stores, the Model
Clothing House, the White Store, the
Lion store. Kennedy's Handy Shop
Mrs Pelzmans and Mrs. Mitchell's
stores.
The postoffioe department has also
approved of the Red Cross seal design
Thus official sanction of two govern
ment departments has been given tc
the Red Cross seal movement against
tuberculosis.
The committee also has the promise
of one more of the managers OF
the local moving picture theaters &c
show some Red Cross films in the neal
future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
HOLD GIRLS SLAYER.

Oslie Goodrich. of Evansville, Sc
years old, was taken into custody last
night, and is being held pending this
investigation into the death of Miss
Sallie Bush at her boarding house IN
that city. II was at first thought the
woman's death had been caused by a
fall from her bed. The father OF the
girl came there from Princeton, Tno.
and asked Coroner Edward c. Macer &c
arrest Goodrich. Goodrich has peer
keeping company with the girl for
some time. The coroner will furthei
investigate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
EAST GARY.

Miss Ella Fritsche of South Bend is
visiting with her grandmother. Mrs.
Manteuffel
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Pierce and daughter
Lucille spent Thanksgiving with Mrs.
PPierce's mother at Michigan City.
oscar Erlandson, who has been work
ing in Iowa for some time, has re-
turned home.
Mrs @ A. Peterson was Hammond
visitor Friday.
Mrs X Crisman and Mrs. J. Lenburg
spent Friday afternoon at Hobart.
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Under the Knife.

DE K. r. Gordon deputy coroner Tor
the Gary-Hobart districts who went to
the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago
last week underwent an operation on
Thursday, from which he is recovering
nicely. The operation revealed an aD-
scess upon the left lobe of the liver
and some edhesions to the stomach. Il
is thought the operation will remove
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02

On account of the retirement of Ed
gar Selwyn from the stage Mr.. Edeson
gave up The Cave Man" and again as
sumed the leading role in The Arab"
going on tour. Mr.. s;elwyn will spend
the winter in Algiers,, accompanied by
Mrs. SelWyn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
Writ for Judge Reiland.

A writ of mandate to compel George
z Reiland, justice OF the peace of
North township. to release the Inland
Steel Co. from liability in case which
was filed in Reilands court, is sought
in the case of the state of Indiana ex
rel Peter Needham.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
SALE OF RED CROSS
SEALS rs BEGUN
Postoffice Dept. Approves
Work and Design.

on the opening of the sale of Red
Cross seals this week, permission TO
sell these Christmas stickers in every
postofhce in the United states has been
granted. TO agents selling seals.
Mrs. Ralph Ross. chairman of the
sale committee in Hammond. has ar
ranged to have desk in the Ham
ond postoffice and a girl in charge for
the sale of the seals.
The little stickers have already been
placed in the following business places
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. I
Judge Virgil $. Reiter.
Information

lnfOruaffCa-
The case of the Railway Commission
of Indiana the Grand Trunk West
ern railroad has been continued until
Monday. 1t is expected to take sew
eral days and this will probably put
the court another week behind in his
work.
Case on Trial.
Railway Commission OF Indiana VS..
Grand Trunk Western Railroad. Suit
to collect $4,000 in penalties for the
failure OF the railroad to install block
signals. Attorney Lincoln v. Cravens
for the plaintiff. Crulnpacker. Crum-
packer & Tinkham. Hammond. and
George W. Ketzinger, general counsel
before jury. Case viii take the rest of
the week.
LANE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. .
Judge Lawrence Becker.
Information.
The court will take up another week
of civil court cases. This will be fol-
lowed by a week Of criminal cases.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. =
Judge Johannes KepeIke.
AT Hammond.
The settings for Monday are.
Monday. December f.
1856 Brennan VS.. Gary Construction.
OIL douglas VS. Price
81 Schroeder VS.. Makutchan Roller
Bearing Co.
1904 Lake County Savings & Trust Co.
VS.. Standard Forgings Co.
1919 Rubin VS. Specie.
50 Gartner VS.. Besser.
sc Peter Schoenhofen Brewing Co.
VS.. Steinman.
IL Middle VS.. Minas.
1927 Paszkiewicz VS.. Inland Steel
JUDGE w. C. M'MAHAN.
At Crown Point.
No court until Monday.
Settings.
Third Monday. Dec. A.
sTs3 George G. Blocki ct al VS.. Indi-
ana Steel Co. ct al.
1869 Andrew KaslSo VS.. Raymond Con-
crete Pile Co
Ss97 Albert c. Huber, adm. VS.. Illinois
Steel Co.
SPECIAL JUDGE VAN FLEET.
At Crown Point.
State OF Indiana VS.. Walter Gibson
Tho first OF the Gary graft cases in
volving aldermen. d E. Boone for the
defense. Attorney Parker of South
Bend and Attorney Hodges of Gary fol
the state. Case comes up Dec. IL.
SPECIAL JUDGE HANLY.
The court is expected in Hammond
today to hear the arguments for new
trial in the case of tho American Maize
Products Co. VS.. e. A. Shedd and C. B
Shedd,
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given a reprimand and then released
If caught again they were told that
they would be turned over to the po-
lice.
One of the boys confessed that he
had taken several articles from the
store at different times and these he
returned today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
New Trial Refused; Appeal

In the case of the American Maize
Products Co. VS.. f. A. Snedd and C. B.
Shedd- in which a permanent injunc-
ton restraining the defendants from
interfering with the water and sewer
pipes. which were laid on property in
which an easement was granted by
the defendants, new trial was re-
fused and an appeal was taken to the
appellate court of the state. An ap-
pear bond of $500. with Adam Ebert
as surety, was fled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
"THIs Is MY Asst BIRTHDAY
George III. Denny

Dr. George II. Denny, the new presi-
dent of the University of Alabama, was
born in Hanover County, Virginia, De-
cember 8. 1870, and received his edu
cation at Hampton Sidney Coiiege
from which institution he graduatNi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
Catch Four Shoplifters.

The shoplifting pest has agasn APP
peared in Gary They are annual visi-
tors and the first Of the season were
taken in tow yesterday by Manager
Newman of the Woolworth five and ten
cent store.
His assistants detected four calidren.
two boys and two girls. taking some
toys The youngsters We're taken to
the managers Office whore they Were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02

The Misses Ruth and Julia Brenna n
formerly OF Hammond but now of
Kankakee, Ill are spending the week
end with Hammond friends. Mrs.
George Draekert of State Line street
will accompany them home to remain
for few days visit.
Miss Janet Flavin of South Holman
street is spending a few days with
friends and relatives in kankakee, III.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-12-02
PILES CURE

PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money IL
PAZO OINTMENT falls TO cure any
case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles in to IA days. soc.
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all future trouble. which Is the arden
hope of his many friends
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Colonial Bond Cigar-best a nickel
can get. z1tf
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Mrs. L. E. Minard. public stenog-
rapher. 314 Hammond building. Phone
7s7.
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RESPONSIBILITIES
; OF PARENTS.

= OF PARENTS. .
q My new responsibility has q
q brought me variety of new ap- =
q precautions. As n parent i find l q
q have new sentiments about par q
q enfs, and Increased esteem and re- =
q gard for them as pillars that up q
q hold life and direct 1t. beyond q
q doubt they arc fine for upholding =
= grandchildren. No doubt there q
y would be considerably more .
. grandchildren i'm our world III .
q there were more grandparents who =
q recognized their responsibility and q
= make provision. matter of .
= course, 10 meet them. hut that =
q does not accord with the lively .
q individualism of our generation. =
= Not only are all DESTROYS of =
= independent life, but cur parents q
. prefer it for US. Accordingly, .
y when we get above the social .
= plane in which independent life for .
q man and wife eau be maintained .
= for $50 week, marriage is apt to .
q come late. There Rre immense ad- q
. vantages about the social plane in .
q which $40 week Is complete .
. living, and the wife is cook and .
q all in one, and the state provides .
y education, and the doctor adjusts q
q his charges TO your income, and all .
q the man has to look after is food, .
q clothes and shelter and pocket =
= money! 1 hope the people who are
q born with call on that phase of =
q existence appreciate their luck. To q
q rise to the $2o-a-week phase must =
q be full of satisfac tfon, but to drop Z
q to it Is quite another matter. q
. What starting point Is dealt out q
q us, 1t ia from that point that we q
q have to go on, and, whether we Z
y like IL not, the point at which {
q Ii behOoves to arrive is meas
q ured from the point at which we Z
| q start.--E. :. Martin i'm Harper's Z
. Magazine.