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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22
DWINDL|NG BAND OF
VETERANS PARADE

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Sept. az
Dwin&ed from host of tens of thou
sands 10 ; band numbering a scant If
teen thousand. Grand Army of the Re-
public veterans today re-kindled the
spirit of the sixties and carried on in
national encampment parade.
With banners flying and the pipe and
beat OF fife and drum auickening their
step. this remnant of tie union army
passed between congested ranks of spec
tators. Congestion along The line of
march was unprecedented. the route
having cen cut down to one mile. so
that the strength of the aged marchers
might not be over-taxed. The weather
was bright and cool Disa bled veter-
ans rode in automobiles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22
HOW STOCKS
OPENED

NEW YORK. Sept. 22.-The stock
market was dominated in the early
trading by the attention attracted to
the motor situation because of the an
nouncement of the cut IN the price OF
the Ford output. All tn emotor stocks
showed material losses In the first few
minutes. Chandler dropped 2& to
s0% and Willys-Overland 2% to lax
Studebaker yielded IL to Sly. The
heaviness in these stocks had an in
fiuence on trading in the rest of the
list
Steel common was down II to s9%.
Republic yielded Is to Sly. Baldwin
was in demand. however. moving up Il
to 112%.
Mexican Petroleum sold down 5
points to 1917. followed by rally to
1881.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22
LAKE COUNTY
TAX HEARINGS
IN NOVEMBER

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 22.-Repre-
ssntatives OF the state board OF tax
commissioners have gone to various
parts OF the state TO hold hearings on
assessments certified to the state board
for reessessment at It's fourth session.
which began Monday. Notices of the
hearings have been mailed to county
auditors and TO persons or corpora
tions interested. Hearings before the
board In Indianapolis. with the excep-
ton OF hearings for coal companies
and Lake county cases. Will be held
frora November to 10. Special dates
will be set for Lake county and coal
company hearings
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22
Limerick Councillor
Killed Early Today

DUBLIN. Sept. IA man identificd
as Councillor Lynch OF Limerick. was
killed in the Royal Exchange hotel
early today. The slayer Is alleged to
be a BLACK and tan" policeman. Tho
auxiliary police recruits enlisted in
England have been nicknamed black
and tans." by the Sim Feiners.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22

improvement can be made by con.
centrating public opinion. When
roads are good the tendency is to
always make them better. Hard
roads are bound to come, but there
Is always danger that the specifi-
cations or the contractor will be at
fault, aad while a good deal of
money Is being paid out the roads
may not be up to standard. A con-
crete highway has to stand up IN
der all kinds of traffic, and In this
day OF heavy trucks great care
must be taken to reinforce the road
with steel in such a way that 1t
will stand the maximum of use, and
consequently demand a minimum of
repairs.
mo matter what road laws may
be in effect, better results will al
ways come from community organ
ization, and local pride in having
better roads than anybody. Our
first duty to ourselves is never tn
be mud bound"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22
BOOM IN HOG
PRICES STIrArp

CHICAGO. Sept 21.-The boom In
hog prices at the stock yards collapsed
today wit ha sharp drop OF rs cents
on the hundred following q break in
the price OF corn on the board of trade.
Traders predicted a second break OF
81 per hundred tomorrow.
Top hogs sold early today at ,1s.
but dropped to SLIPS. Heavy AMI
mixed hogs experienced a similar drop.
Cattle. sheep and practically every
branch of the market were also lower.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22
Edward Valve
To Build a
Chicago Plant

ing Company has made plans for the
erection of large factory building at
S7th and State streets in Chicago
where they will move their Walker
Axle department. it became known in
East Chicago today. The new plant
will have floor space of $4,000 square
feet and will allow for expansion IF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22
WORK IN CROWN
POINT CRIMINAL COURT
LsrAFF Correspondent I. N. sERvIcEl

[sTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N. sERVIcE]
CROWN POINT, Ind, Sept. a.
Deputy Prosecutor Thomas has been IN
Valparaiso this week in attendance at
the trial of the Tolleston Bank robbers
which is being tried there. Eco Marsh
OF Gary Will look after the states in
terests in the criminal court during
his absence. No cases have been tried
there this week owing to several de-
faults and witnesses being unable to at
tend the cases set.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22
National Crop Improvement Service

wv '. Ts'ss Vi. ;' ::5'':.,.::
public opinion, little
improvements may be expected In
road building" says Mr.. Frank
Baackes. assistant general sales
agent. American Steel & Wire Co.
when II Is done 1t will have a two
fold effect:
First, 1t viii keep all of the
roads open for 365 days in the
year, and
Second. II will lead the people
to believe In themselves SO that no
public problem may seem too great
10 tackle.
Every community should have a
road club which should begin work
by making a score card Of every
stretch of both main and cross
roads, using 365 days passable
roads as the basis for working out
It's percentage.
ut is astonishing what lot of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22

men will be taken from the East Chi
cago plant to Chicago. Plans for the
further development OF the washing
machine department are under way
and already the department has tripIed
its capacity over that of last year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22

was the first witness called when the
senatorial slush fund investigating COM
mittee resumed its sessions mere today.
Gerard said he became chairman of
the democratic national finance commit
tee at the personal request of Gov. Cox.
democratic nominee for president.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22
SCATENAS AT
GLENWOOD

Next Sunday at 1 o'clock the Sea
'tenas will leave for Glenwood. Ill. so
here is your chance baseball fans 70
see another real baseball game. The
price for the round trip will be JUST
90 cents
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-22

places visited since Sunday were the
Masonic temple. the John Freeman
home. 207 Indiana avenue. and the
Scruggs Reagen home. 1874 Van Buren,
street. Damage in all cases were
small
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
Pleasant Plains

MI. and Mrs. Pell Rogers and son
and the formers mother, of Rich
mond, Va. have returned nome
after visiting relatives the past
week. p
Mr. and Mrs. William j. Penton
are at Saratoga this week, where
the former is attending n emo
cratic convention.
F. Wilsey owens. secretary to
County Judge j. Harry Herman. Is
having a months vacation. He is
az present at Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anthony.
of Manhattan, have been visiting at
Prince Bay Beach.
Richard Simon has been visiting
at Manhattan.
Gerald Kress has completed two
weeks vacation and returned 10 MS
duties in Manhattan.
Miss Hazel Butterfield, has been
at the Richmond Memorial Hospi-
tai for treatment.
Miss Grace Cloud Is at Camp An
nung for two weeks vacation.
A social for the benefit of the
Star of the Sea Chapel will be held
a. that place Friday night. There
will be a musical program and re-
freshments.
A branch of the public library
has been opened at the Citizens
engine companys house in Amboy
road. Miss Florence Slack will be
there every Tuesday from 2 to 5
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
TottenDille

A Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan J. Lowe.
left yesterday for the rest OF the
vacation at their former home at
Big Flats, N. Y.
Walter Stenning. who recently
arrived here from England, Is h
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Filder.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Elfers spent
last night with Mr.. and Mrs. A. X.
Campbell, of Metuchen.
Police Lieutenant James w. Law
son began an eight day vacation
yesterday. S~ergeants Benedict and
Giavin are acting leutenants while
he is away.
Rev. J. F. Bindenberger, pastor OF
ST. Paul's church is spending part
of his vacation in Wisconsin. Mrs
Bindenberger is in Trenton, with
relatives.
John Price was taken to the
Memorial Hospital Tuesday for an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. George NJ. Totten is recover
ing from recent illness.
Madame Abbie Clarkson Totten
came UP from Asbury Park for her
pupils yesterday.
Eugene Laird spent yesterday
automobiling in Pennsylvania.
: Mrs. Rachel Gregory of Tyrrell
street, will entertain the members
Of the Afternoon Euchre club to-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
BEAUVAIS POST AMERICAN
LEGION PLANS FOR OUTING

BY Special Correspondent.
+, TOTTENVILLE, Aug. b.-Beau-
vais Post, No. 126. American Lee
gion at a meeting Tuesday night at
the Aquehonga Athletic club house
talked over plans for an outing to
be held some time within n near
left in the hands Of the entertain
ment committee of which Harry
Frey is the chairman to decide. The
committee will report back at n
neyt meeting. President Ives. who
was in the chair spoke of the VIC
tory medals that were being distrib-
uted by the government and had
several of the applications that
must be had to secure the medals.
Applications for every member or
the most and any ex-service man
will be at the next meeting for those
that want them. There were twenty
Ave members out at meeting. The
September meeting will be held at
Amicitia hall. Pleasant Plains.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
REPUBLICAN
j DESIGNATIONS
lanes Laing and Ernest
Frerichs Named for County
Clerk and Assembly.
er speeIal correspondent.

BY Special correspondent
TOTTENVILLE. Aug. 5:-This
end of the island has been honored
by the Republican county organiza-
tion with the designation of two or
1ottenville's citizens as their stan
dard bearers in the coming prima-
'ries to be held next month James
Iaing, real estate and insurance
broker, with an office in Main street,
has been designated for the office OF
county clerk and Ernest v. Frer-
ichs. a young lawyer residing in
Amboy road, has been named for
the assembly in the second assembly
district that comprises n wards
on the lower side of the island. Mr..
Iaing was the candidate for alder
man in the sixty-seventh district
last year against the present incum-
bent. Edward Atwell, of Port Rich
mond, Mr.. Laing made a good run
at that time, having ran way ahead
of his ticket in the fifth ward where
Ernest E. Smith. who was the
candidate for assembly in the hrst
assembly district last November
has been designated as the candi-
date for state senator for the sena-
torial district hat includes Rich
mond and Rockland counties. Frank
s. Cannon, of West New Brighton
a prominent lawyer on Staten Is
land, has received the designation
of the organization for h supreme
court for the second judicial district
hat includes Richmond, Kings,
suffolk and Queens counties. Their
are four Judges whose terms expire
December 81, 1920. They are Les
ter w. Clark, of New Brighton; w.
H Jaycox, I. Aspinwall and Town
send Scudder, of Brooklyn: Justice
Clark, who is the only Staten IS
lander on the bench, Is expected 70
run again either in the emocratic
primaries or independent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
WATSON BRIDE OF
JAMES LAIRD LAST NIGHT
,y Special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
TOTTENvILLE, Aug. s. = Miss
Helen c. Watson. daughter of Arnold
Watson. OF Brooklyn, and James w.
Laird, of T~ottenville, were quietly
married at 6:15 o'clock last night
at the Little Church Around the
Corner, In Manhattan. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR..
Groves rector of the church and
only members of the immediate IA
mily were present. Miss Helen
whitehurst, of T~ottenville. a school
chum of the bride. was the maid of
honor and Ernest Copeland, OF
Tottenville, was best man. A dinner
followed at the Hotel Commodore.
After a brief wedding tour, Mr.. and
Mrs. Laird will take up their re-
sidence in Tottenville. Mr.. Laird is
manager of the Palace theatre and
Is we'll known here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
WOMAN STRUCK BY AUTO
TRUCK DIES IN HOSPITAL
by Special Correspondent.

by Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE, Aug. s. - Mrs.
Mary Hall, t~hirty-six years old. of
$40 Richmond avenue Port Rich
mond died in St. Vincent's Hospital
with a fractured skull as the result of
being struck by ar auto truck in
front of her home last night. Mrs.
Hall seeing the truck bearing down
on her four-year-old daughter at
tempted to snatch the child from in
front of the machine when she her.
self was caught. The child was un-
injured. William Bartell, driver of
the truck, of 10 Jerome avenue,
Long Island City, was arrested and
charged with homicide and locked
up in the West New Brighton pre-
cinct station. He will be arraigned
in court today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

jority OF young men who are look
ing for a higher education.
At the local association James A
Larcombe is in charge of this phase
Of the work, the most interesting
phase OF which are the benefits de-
rived therefrom by the ~ex-service
Upon the presentation OF his
honorable discharge any ex-service
man is eligible to take any OF the
numerous courses, regardless of how
expensive il may be listed, free Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

Tottenvi1le. Three of the four
caught here were found guilty and
fined SIS each and the other one
was discharged. Miss Wilhelmina
Wilcox, of "a Eighth street New
Dorp, was the fortunate one to be
discharged and the others fined
were Herman Wedland. of 440 Bey-
er street, Brooklyn. Walter Krae-
mer, of 359 Washington street,
Manhattan and James Robinson, Of
1905 Bergen street, Brooklyn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

all charge. The local secretary.
Walter H. War;. Is anxious that the
former service men Of this city in
vestigate the situation and become
enrolled as students in one or an
other OF these courses.
Another phase OF the educational
work done by this institution is the
granting of scholarships to the uni
versities and colleges Of the country
to men who have been in the serv-
ice. AS long as the amount allotted
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

morrow at her home.
The weekly session of the Amici
club was held yesterday afternoon
at the Life Savers club. Mrs. ID.
Buschauer, Mrs. +. Richards and
Mrs. j. Caldwell were awarded the
prizes.
A food sale for the benefit of the
st. Stephens church will be held to-
morrow afternoon from 3 to 5
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Blanche
Cole 74S4 Amboy road.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05
THREE SPEEDERS FINED
AND ONE DISCHARGED

By Special Correspondent.
TOTTENVILLE. Aug. Sin the
first district court yesterday. Motor
cycle Patrolmen Gescheidt and
Hoffman arraigned a number of
speeders that they had served with
a summons Monday and Tuesday.
All were caught within the So pre-
cinct New Dorp and the so precinct
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

WASHINGTON.-The largest dry
dock on the Mediterranean is planned
at Naples.
Recent degrees Of the Italian
government authorizing the con-
struction OF this dock and a smaller
one at the industrial port Of Baia-
Averno provide that work must be-
gin within six months Of the official
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

The latest branching out of the
Y. NJ. c. A. educational program in
cludes almost every phase of mod
ern correspondence courses. From
elemental arithmetic to college
mathematics, architecture, litera-
ture and engineering, the choice
covers subjects required by the ma
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

date Of the declaration Of peace
Besides the dry docks, it is planned
to transform Lake Averno for the
use Of shipyards, and u build a
canal connecting the lake with the
port Of Naples proper.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-08-05

10 this branch lasts. these scholar
ships viii be given TO those who are
eligible for college work.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09
PROPAGANDA IN BAPTISM.


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usual christian NAMES y toi'"ei'lle" ny
the Use ana custom 81 our la'Ht u
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Se" and ht3 Tor he tact th'i ao'hof
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luck a SeaSe OF hHmof there "a> a lar
ee'tef one ready 10 'lai'd.
FOR among me many e''r2e"'s u
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nan hai'l'S==So sf'a was me hoiSi'''-
YAK "P''N'"'l"h OF everything 'oiliiee'
Cd win christianity anu ofs"'iiZe" IT.
non Rao hee'' aho''S'e" ny MOSCOW III
'aNof eI E." mere strung "t "t''h'rai J.
no" hl''ei i'lea'ai''e' II Tue 'llN i"iii5
CHS "i |oFI'" ma" Fe"''''''"'t'' TINS
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'li'l9 aN we are 70 o'''l'' No"
are 90" 9"t' sure t''"t YOU 'ii''''
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09
~ TT0N SCRAPS

Health Of our community is seod.
School III dis place is progressing
nicely.
Elder j. 7 Cartwright, state mission
airy. spent Il few days iu#oa eommuH-
ny lie pa Hgeb. Tie guest Of EIder
Gee. ward and i. {. Bright. Esa.
Gatfn.ghf will teach Il Bible school II
Eaireiew beginning nezt Monday. be-
e. Eo9 tie benefit of all 9oang preach
~ amt old onc~. and All others Who
dr,ir, - learn more about Gods word.
CONE on. and aoat miss this great
opportunity
fldgr f. {. Bright diled his appoint
moa al Ko9stou Saturday and Sunday.
The oil excitement is getting hi&A.
Tie prospects seem To he very cnco0r-
IaeHg
oar friend Lawrence Grant has
moved into his new Shop GA Main ST..
and invites all his old patrons and
friends 10 come to see him when in
owl He Is NOW prepared 10 do al
kinds ot wood and iron work, and do
Il garage business.
| / T. Fnchcr of Bodcaw, WAS III our
burg Saturday on business.
i oar village wa,> crowded SATURDAY.
II WIS Salcs day. u. T. Evans ore
house and ali his goods were sold n
! public auct OIL. Roy Duke bought The
store house. and Leslie Buchanan
bought tine goods. understand they
will continue In business II the same
old stand
The ". . W ga. will meet 1T
+ sutton aeNt Friday evening Sever.
eigns, take notice and govern your
selves accordingly.
Incle Pip Franks one ot Nevada
emnty'~ pioneers. and best citizens.
was in our eillagc Saturday. He says
/ that lie hus heen steward ia The VI.
l. church Ton about - years aud has
3
cnce> H. says he wants Ia dic =
steward in fLc N + church hope
/ his pcaplr will honor him with tina.
office.
Elder John While and Rra. Whitten
were called Tor this morning Monday.
i ta conduct funeral services over the
body of Fred Bailey. vino wa~ thrown
from his horse SATURDAY evening M
Holly Surfrr.. and died SUNDAY morn.
f iI,g Nav the bIa>~ing. nf nlr Heaven
i, Father rest lunu the poor broken.
hearted family Is The desire of the
writer
Fdpur Nlaf made Fou la3k ~n sal
sunday. cheer M uis> Yen viii H.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09
EIG SUCCESS y LITTLE pLup

TO-DAY TIE pIHr II 4Inria.
the small feea Tr bu..aaa
Aay l. dom Hr5 = limited
HE ability OF ths nan AMI ~
INK power 81 DE English ausas
cut in Iowa taaaa va. ease d a
ny 10Y Vim latsd - gov tblas
Wdald rather o#E hts auifa
cat and yan know aaa fys n
eat. Ills father encouraged hin il 4
inclination aud Ia Mas soan sDa
such bomGful crops, sueh Voc
flowers. thai his neishlor. assel
II save them some seed
50 he commenced 30 sch .eel E
II package here and there ame.
uriehhorS. until the idea eaHe 70
Why NOT - into the seed bnsiaizl
There were people ererywheF
were looking for honest seed an
honest man from whom to bay a
Henry Field, that was bis -
went into the seed business in BIZ
home town. LaSt year he did =
ness of S1.1s9.092G 81. His town
nandoah. has a population Of
people. II is only matter Of L ~
wears since Henry Field was inV~
5000 in the business and maAiE
start OF course. the bulk o. fn
business is conducted by mall
that is no obstacle in the way
small town.
In Thief River Falls, Mimi
is n country merchant VINO S"a
business by using the mail or'fl
His town has population o.
people. His business was ufa"'
entirely from the surrounding w.
Last year he did business ~"
town of thirty-seycn hundred Wv
il, excess of one million doilah
There j. a town in Indiana D
to be exact. which has a popu''~
GEO people Harvey Moore ,,.sI
ha rher. who is furniture N'
there. does more than SD"
the year around ,.,, Il
Mac Pruitt. furniture '' ,,.s
lives at Clarinda. Ia" Town M
= nopuIatIon of 400 souls didn'
a dime eight years ago. He ' ',as
g s7o ",'4 on his home. bought a 500 .,
r Foods for 81 $50 and paid 50" w.. '
lc ;l,1 Nor ~ month rent. thus be ~ y,
out with less than ~"
capital. ..osS Of ~
Last year he did h''s'" . Il A
Geo. He keeps s25.ooo stock "
on hand. ,,a,tae va
At Newton. Ia the Aa'' manl
ing Machine Company. ," MIN
known concern. is dong a. .e,r.
excess" ~,yg of Soooo.ooo mis- a yea. d
Charles city. Ia the ha. IT,. @
pany. manufacturing ''a'' ,iosry
s'p nT.I """ ' running into Million ~ o.,
kellogg. Ia. merely a o. -, conrt
is me Goald balance valve :, S NE y
0 a. ,'' business. gI in all parts Of y, .app
and running into nllii''1 a0,,ntr
At clay Center. NcO'' am nan y
started an incubator c0a ,ap"ussph
has sold hundreds Oh :. ,ae vi
Matching machines all Owe '.,,es.
Chesia {. sherloeh' III
10 no, fail to read
.,l..,I nara i'm this lssue'
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1920-12-09
BETTER FARMING HINTS
REDu CTIGN OF TIE
C0TT0> ACREAGE.

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another auglc There i The lite#~ieck
man. tae grain farmer and tee tUff
grove They tou.ale Interested in -.
ting III, highest p"sslhl" pF'- l"s
their products. Are We willing iu grant
them the right and privilege ni "fsaHiz
ing for Jhe purpose OF restriction "l
limiting the oupnt of their respective
commodities IN order e. bring about a
shortage in supplies and imt~ force
high prices from the cou>uu"r~t W,
are not capable of answering liz
question, hut we do contend thai ne
one class Of agricultural pfodUcer,
has the moral right % actually restrict
or limit it, production below tht
hountitul needs al humHui al large
We do believe, however. tnat tA'
acreage devoted to the production 81
cotton III the South >hoUld' amt must
I've reduced. hut this Shonid not meat
necessarily u decrease. ~ reductions
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SWALLOWING HIS WORDS.

Little Jimmy having been punished
tor naughtinesS, started mumhling to
himself.
What are you doing now" asked
his mother.
Use swearing said the yonngSter.
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