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Births Reported
Whit.

White.
Bernard A. and Harriet Dubois. riri.
Paul and Ruth q. Ryon. boy.
Earl y. and Helen X. BerrerStcck. girl
Julius A. and Nay b. FleichaBer. firi-
Oscar \. and MARI L. wsthen. boy.
Louis G. and Lelia b. Cough. rirl.
Paul A. and Nan sncurer, girl.
Robert v. and Grace v. Alexander boy.
Lamar ". and Helen X. York. hoy.
Russell n. and Genevieve Clapper, boy.
Morris and Hazel v Doras, girl.
Charles W. and Virginia ID. Curtis. boy.
Frank J. and Lenore h Hopkins. boy.
Henry q. and Emily W. Rawden. giri.
Roland and GeorEiana Hall boy.
Carlton n. and Mildred Gafe. boy.
Henry ]. and Gertrude NJ. Arnold. boy.
VIM. Y. jr.. and Erma NJ. Burns. Girl.
Charles =. and Grace Bartfes. boy.
Julian W. and Ella L. scrivener. Girl.
August and Lessie Orange. girl
Joseph n. and Ethyl r. Keeton, Girl.
John L. and Ruth c. Mahobey. Giri.
=. Richard W. and GLADYS c. Shelton. riri.
James Z. and Alice ~. Jackson boy.
James W. and Bertha Webb. boy.
Thomas W. and Alice b. Lien. boy.
Charles r. Jr., and Grace N. Dodge. bog
oolored.
Asbury and Jsnie johnson. boy.
william and Bessie Campbell girl AM
boy twins.
James and Emma johnson. girl.
Frederick and Sarah someryiIle, girl.
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YOUR WANT .AD WILL BE READ ON TT
PROPOSALS.

o-~<5k o. rHE connIssIoHHHe, VAL.
Httes. - O.. Neveub<r - Ia. eealee
pro1osais VII b received a. fkis sftee. 49,
500. u.f1l s'eiock. .. n. Dsceebsr IA feD.
for furntAhias all necessary labse end ns-
,ssisi isr gnsti.s s.d f.r.issi,s lisf q =. -
arrears % the nrst l1ay q July. 1szn- epsc1-
hesttsns snd form ef prepe~si nsy - hsd
upsn appliegtion 10 IL Furckasing 0ficsr.
neon 80 District Buiidlnf. ,. THItMzk
7. BoARDNAN, coamissioaen, D. Q.
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s26. lot 75-Max Marc ct ux. Min
ME to Michael Msncuse ct ux. The
ress. $40.
South OF + ST.. east Of 9Th st.
NV, square tss. lot 20 and part lot
2l-Dsvid w. Burke to Mamie T.
Goss. SO.
423 Irving ST. NV, square Sols.
lot ss-Max Garner ct ux- Tillie 60
Julius Abramson. $40.
Mount Pleasant, lot $50. Freda
Herlmsrk to Margaret E. Fitzgio-
bon. $40.
Walnut st. ne. between Vista st.
and Clinton ave-, square t32O. lot Il.
woodridge-A- Roberto May 20
Chas. w. Pumphrey. SO.
o ct. NV. between S2d and 53d
sts- square 1874. part lot 49,
Frederick W. Scheele ct ux. Mamie
to Clara E. Shaw, $40.
o St ne, between North Capitol
and LIST sts.. square 66s. original lot
( and parts lots 8 and 5--washinE-
ton Loan and Trust Company. trus-
tee. to Chesapeake and Potomac
Telephone Company. $4,000.
% Michigan ave. me-. square $500.
lot a., Dobbins gust
n. Buehne ct ux- Kate 10 Randolph
II. Page. $40.
North Of J St. west OF tsth ct
ne, square 5l52. lots Is and 2s.
Hampton Heights-Jesse d. Tyler
to Daniel I. Renfro. $40.
Near southeast corner Wisconsin
ave. and q st. nw- square 127l,
part lot 2o-willard z. Van Dusen
ct ux. Matte. to Anna r. Donald
son. SO.
st4 10th st. me- square sSs. lot
s3-Hsrry Il. Morrison TO Matte =
haloney. sla
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Deaths Reported
whte.


Hattie L. Miller. years. S0To-S07i Canal
street northwest
Mary 4. smith, Ts year.. Third and n
streets northwest
Charles A. NcNeir. 5s years. 1885 Twenty
cold street northwest.
Mary Z. Hayes, Is years. Ssi reuth street
southeast.
Yetta Tennebsnm. "a years. 1870 seve.<A
street northwest
George j. seyfsrth. 20 yesrs. PrOvidesc,
Hospital.
Andrew W. Phelps. 81 ysars, fs5S wiscob-
sin avenue northwest.
Ethel r. Bcklof. "a year., Georretovu
University Hospital.
colored.
william Han. u years. Freedmen's Hos
pital
Miidred p. Newman. year.. 1870 Ne-
Jersey avenue northwest.
yesnnette Addison. 30 years, 24s Fourteen
and one-hsn street northeast.
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r. SEE BY
i HEHERALD
What. When, Where.

Illustrated lecture By DR.. Leon
ard vandenberGh. for National Ce-
ographic Society. D. m. New Ma
sonic Temple
Meeting. Business women's coun-
ell. 7;se D. m. Church OF the Cove
nant.
cantata. National Community
Chorus. . D. m. Central High school.
Address. by Herbert C. Hoover.
American Engineering Council OF
Federated American Engineering
societies. s:so p. m. New Willard
Hotel.
Entertainment Loyalty Council.
Daughters Of America. . D. m. Ma
val Lodge hall
Luncheon. Epiphany Chapel. II.so
TO 2 o'clock. Twelfth and c streets
southwest.
Address by Jane Adams. wou-
ems City Club, 9 y. m, at the club
house.
Meeting, Washington Chapter.
Alumnae Association OF Mount st.
Agnes College. 7:30 D. m. sSI3 n
street northwest
Veterans Night" W. B. Cushing
Camp. Sons Of Veterans. 9 D. m.
Ebbitt House.
Annual concert Vaughn Class OF
Calvary Baptist Sunday School.
.. m. at the Sunday school house.
Postponement; Washington Play
ers cancel appearance at Eastern
High School tonight
Meeting. Washington Hebrew
Congregation. 8 y. m- Eighth Street
Temple.
Meeting. writers League of
Washington, 8 p. m. Public Library.
Meeting. Phil Sheridan Post. G.
A r., .. m. 14l2 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest
DR.. John Cavanaugh. formerly OF
Notre Dame University. will lecture
at the X Of c. Evening School to-
night on 'Conversing with an Au-
dIence."
The next weekly exposition OF
the Sunday school lesson at the Y.
W. c. A. 1898 = street northwest.
Twill be given this afternoon at
4:is o'clock by Judge Joseph W.
Thompson
Teasy.s A.sse.e,ts-
Garrick-'-The Young visiters.-
National-Ziegfeld Follies-
Belasco - Nora Bayes in Her
Family Tree"
PoIfs-Robert warwick in tn.
Dauntless Three"
B. F. Keith's-vaudeyille matt
nee daily.
Strand Vaudeville and nlms;
matinee daily.
Gayety--step Lively Girls." Mat
inee daily.
FOlIy--whirl Of Mirth." Matinee
daily.
Moore's Rislto-'The Penalty"
ova In Nine. Peacock"
l,oew's Palace - Charles Ray in
"An old-Fashioned Boy"
Moore's Gsrden-~The Forbidden
Thing"
Loew's Columbia The Restless
Sex"
Crandall's Knickerbocker Alice
Joyce, In The Floa of Feois"
Crandaii's--'-Go and Get It
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

W0RKiNoNEN. fHB HARD LUCK STORY
Of the hustler 10 spends his cash for
''bargsins" is pitifui In the extreme. bot
We cannot be blamed. a. our value is sivsys
sissssss nes na u.sS ae ssr eerd.ro,
pants, e5; dresses, - sp. JusTHb OLD
STAND, SIS d.
/ Will NoT BE kEsPoNsiBLE ron ANY
debts contracted other than b. myself.
y. 7. sAYLoR. 1i-3<e
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

VIOLINs, any condition: write, will call
city or suburban. BREWER, 119 3rd. Sc
TWO DOUGH TRoUGHs (w0oDl NOT
over 6 feet long. FUCHS BAKERY, 1900
Prince ST., Alexandria. Va. 1l-26l
wANTED-sECoND HAND UNDERWOOD
typewriter; must be cheap for cash. Call
Franklin 434. 11-2sl
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

i0q6 BONUS TO PARTY WITH $500 TO
loan on 1st mortgage on suburban resi-
dence in Arlington County. Va. Property
worth $1,000. Box 205-C, Herald Office.
11-27l
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PERSONAL.

YOU CAN WRITE PLOTS FOR THE NOV
les. PROOF POSITIVE" FURNISHED
BY JOHN HUIEss, 1880 TEA ST, NV.
11-27s
C-coMPosED. ARRANGED AND
published; satisfaction guaranteed; cata-
logue free. G. Z. JOHNSON, 90s 10th st.
ne. Upright plano for sale, $50. 11-ss
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TWO NEW BUNGALows-s ROOMS FIRST
noor, rooms and bath second floor; extra
large living room; Dutch roof: extra large
closets: mirror doors, etc.; large corner lots I;
southern and eastern exposure; near cars (;
good school. churches, stores. etc. Prices
90. 900 and $500 cash. Terms, 81 900 cash,
balance monthly. Apply J. O. ELLIS. Mt.
vernon ave. Der Ray. Va. Phone Alex.
727-wi for auto. n-2os
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

'is--DoDoE SEDAN: 81 800
TOURING. ..,... ssOo
500 cash-s2o monthly.
,1s-MAxwELL ROADGTER. ... sx5O
$3.50 eash--ea0 monthly.
'2o-DIxIF T0uHINd............ ~ zoo
$500 e9.h-Se0 monthly.
ROADSTER. ........,.....s 81 900
S333 eash--S75 monthly.
,fg-FORD DELIVERY. sxso
$3.50 cssh-e30 monthly.
,f7-sAxON ToDRIN0. N0......., ss75
sl2S eash--se5 monthly.
500 eash-,2o nonshiy. @
,ls-ovERIAND TOURING. ......... $3.50
s225 eash-s4o monthly.
17-STUDEBAkER ................- $500
$3.50 cash-s45 monthly.
'1T-0AKLAND TOURING. G..........,. $3.50
$50 cssh--sso monthly.
800 essh--sso monthly. ~
,fT-oAKLAND TOURING. .....,..... $500
$3.50 eash-s25 monthly.
'20-AUBURN .S1, 500
$500 cash--$60 monthly.
'16-OvERLAND TOURING. $1,000. $500
500 cash-$25 monthly.
'Ie-OvERLAND COUNTRY CLUB. $500
$500 cash-s4o monthly.
Used Car Department.
POTOMAC SALES CO.. INC.
i127 14th st. NV.
|, Phone NJ. secs. Hiss
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AUCTION SALES.
rHos. I. owsH : sos. Assasa..r.


TRUsTEEs' SALE or VALUABLE ONE
story brick stsrs, TO Fourteenth street
northeast. By virtue Of . certain deed Of
trust duly recorded. In Libsr No. 900, Folio
$50 ct seq, Of the land records Of the Dis
frict Of Coiunbia. and st the request OF the
party sscyred thereby, the undersignsd trus-
tees viii sell. at public auction IN front Of
the premises. ON TUEsDAY, THE 2srd
DAY or NOVEMBER AID. 1890. AT l:so
O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following described iand
and premises, situate in the District Of Co
iambia. and desisnated a. and being lot 1<2
In w. Fred Holtsman's subdivision Of orig.
inal lot ]. In square 1927. a. per plat a.
recorded In LIber %. st Page 157 Of the
Records Of the Office Of the Surveyor Of the
District cf Columbia. TERMS OF SALE
Sold subject to unpaid balances 6n prior
deeds Of trust. amounting 10 about 81 $50
and the amount above said trusts to be paid
In cash. 500 deposit required upon accept.
ance Of bid. and sale to BE- closed within
thirty days or deposit forfeited. ARTHUR
G. BISHOP. FRED MCKEE. Trustees. i1-i7t
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
WINTER TOPS

Best makes-Ford, Dodge, Hudson. Man.
nfaefurers' Agent. 2io2 u ST.. NV. li-273
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED MEN.

HOTELS MED TRAINED MEN.
Big demand; We train you for high-sai-
ARID positions In hotels. cinbs, restaurants.
esfetrrias and tearooms; no previous expert
snre Necessary; many graduaees now making
fhsir ewn hotsls Big pay;- quick advance
ment; delightful surroundings; easy hours.
fne living; free meals; fascina ting work
these are only q few Of the many Advantages
Of tbs delightful business. Course indorse1
b. Bfitnore, Conmedors, waldorf-Astoria,
Ansonia snd othsr great hotels, which ofsf
preference to our students- Our graduat tes
eagerly sought everywhere. Get into this
big paying profession now. Course costs but
q few cents a day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAIN
ING SCHOOL. liza New York ave-, wash
ington. d. O. su.mo.tu.v We. th. fritz.
WANTED = ENGINEER; BOARD. ROOM
and laundry free. INDUSTRIAL HOME
SCHOOL. 2525 Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone
NJ 5000, branch I5s-M.
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FEMALE.
HOTELS NEED TRAINED wo,

Big demand; We train you for high-salaried
pos'-ions In hossis. clubs, restaurants, cafe
terfas and tearooms: no previous experience
necessary; many graduates now making -. 800
to 81, 900 q year; dozens now own their own
hotels Big pay; quick advancement; de-
hghtful surroundings; easy hours; fns living;
free meals; faseina ting work-these are only
q few Of the many Advantages Of this de-
hghtful o1s.asss. Course indorsed By Biit-
more, Commodore, waldorf-Astoria, Ansonia
and other great hotels, which ofer prefer
eaee 10 our students. Our graduates eagerly
sought everyvhere. Get into this big paying
prufession now. Course costs but Q fs-
cents q day. LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING
SCHOOL. 1s74 New York ave. washington,
D. O. sumo. tn. We. Il. .fr-tf.
YOUNG WOMEN WANTED TO LEARN
telephoss operating; salary. ST per week
to start. and regular increase thereafter;
lunches at cost and paid vacation zach year.
Apply at ROOM S02. 725 18th 81. NV.
MALE AND FEMALE.
wANTED-A COMPETENT sTENOGRA-
pher, who can also do general clerical
work No preference as to sex. Apply to
Mr.. BRYAN. Herald Office. 11-275
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DEATHS.

GRrDLEY.-Suddeniy on Wednesday, No
vember IL. LUCiCs T.. beloved husband
OF Edith walker Gridley.
Funeral from his residence SATURDAY. 1880
a. m. life
T1AzIE1.-suddeniy. November ie. Is2o. az
II ,. m, EMMA o. FRAzIER Tree An
tersolD, beloved wife Of Marion A. frs-
Hier. She 10 survived by one daughter.
Mn. L. 4. Purneil. and -four sons, VIII
lam Ecv. fraxief. 4. Wodeil frsrier.
Murren Fraxier and Marion fraxier.
Funeral from 81. Msrk's Church. srd ana
A SITS. Sc. today. 2 p. N Intsrnent In
Congressional Cemetery. Friends and
relstives invited. (Bsltinore papeu
please eopy.l 1892
FLORISTS.
Appropriate Funeral Tokens
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GUIDE Bros. Co. l2l4 F ST
Prompt auto delivery service.
CEMETERIES.
Eort IineoIu rse psrt Cemetery with
EOft LAuSOu perpetual care Of graves
Baltimsrs Bcuisvard at District Lima.
ofiessi sas 18th u. nv.
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HUNTERS BED BUG EXTERMINATOR
kills bed bugs and water reaches; large
bottle and large sprayer. s1.25; known every
where; will not stain bed clothes or wall
paper; guaranteed to do the work or money
refunded. Phone Franklin 114s. 113 Pa.
ave. NV. Mail orders promptly attended.
Open 4. m. to L. p. m. fritz
BUILDING MATERIALs-DATH T o B s,
brick, ,umber, sheathing. flooring, siding.
sash. doo-J, 214. ex6. 2xs framing; new
val board cheapest In price. best in quail
ity, &c oer foot: Guard roofing. manufac-
tured by the Certalnteed Co., 1-ply, $1.75;
2-ply, $3.50: 3-ply. $3.oo-at the price Il
has no equal New electric fixtures for any
room in yodr house.. New and second-ha
plumbing fixtures. White enamel lavatories
and kitchen sinks. apart wash trays. white
Utreous toilet combinations. Apply for any
Of the abo-e material at either
0UR MAIN OFFICE. 9Th q @ Sta sv., or
Camp Meigs Job, 5th st. & Fla. ave. ne.
SIDNEY L. HECHINGER HoUsEwRECK-
ING co.
WALL PAPER BARGAIN. MAHoNEY's.
S2f Pa. ave. se. Papers, lOc a piece;
cat meal paper. pieces. 81. se15-sot
MEMS CLOTHES, TUXEDOs, OvERC0ATs,
suits, large size; hats. etc., to close an
estate. Call Friday and Saturday after
moons. 1887 R ST.. NV. 1926
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
WILL YOU SWAP"

FREE OF CHARGE-FOR LIMITED
time The Herald will publish exchange
ads" free OF charge In the swap
Column" Call Main $500 IL you have
something to exchange.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

STAMPS, COLLECTIONS OLD COINS GOLD.
silver, diamonds. bought. 233 Pa. ave.
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cOs 9TH ST.. n w.-yIoLET RAY OUT
ut in exchange for anything. Phone
II N ut. NE. AUTO REPAIR SHOP.
with all necessary tools, will exchange for
automobile; value $4,000. ll-2S3
25o5 CHAMPLAIN ST. n. WANTED.
to exchange Englsnder folding bed. per-
fectly new. for kitchen cabinet. Call after
Z p. m. 1l-2S5
WILL EXCHANGE ALMOST NEW MON.
$40, for 4 Corona typewriter. new or in per.
feet condition. Address p. o. BOX 1859,
Washington, ID. O. 1i-12o
WILL EXCHANGE PAIR THOROUGH
bred" canaries for Beetle hound. Phone
Lincoln 2s33J. 1i-252
FOREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS WANTED IN
exchange; make engagement at BOX 1860,
Herald Office. ii-2cs
TWO LARGE TRUNKS TO EXCHANGE
for good small trunk. J. CHANDLER.
2l4 Indiana ave. 1l-244
WILL EXCHANGE CHALMERS FOR A
light, closed car or roadster. Phone y
2lI7. 11-2a4
KINGSTON FORD CARBURETER TO EX-
change for two good 30x3 tubes or a good
casing. 81 Metzerott Bldg. li-ls9
WILL EXCHANGE A ~ II. p, A. @. MO-
tor for one about that size trimming on
d. c. current. 1900 or 100 new. 40 V, or
what have you to trader DAwws0N 3o3
7th, NV. 1895
BOOKS. RARE AND VALUABLE ooLLEc-
ton. will exchange for a boys bicycfe.
Phone North 153, 10i seaton pl. NV.
Il-2ls
CANOE, OLDT0wN-swAP FOR VIC
trola. hrearm or other thing Of SIS value
Write r. s. MILLER. 600 Q st., NV.
FULL SIZE OR THREE-FoURTH WHITE
enamaled iron bed and springs In ex.
change for single white ensmaled bed and
WILL EXCHANGE WALNUT BEDsTEAD
for rugs. bookcase or small phone table.
Mr. swINDELL, 1887 Meridian st. NV.
1l-l41
WILL STORE PIANO IN EXCHANGE FOR
moderate use; best Of care; reference.
Phone North 920s. 11-l95
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
SECOND HAND PIANO. UPRIGHT, GOOD
condition, for cash. Address Box .G4-C,
Herald office. -1-276
UPRIGHT PIANO. PERFECT TUNE, s95. 90.
73h r st. NV. ll-291
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800 9TH ST.. N w.-vIoLET RAY OUT
ut in exchange for anything. Phone
Franklin $3.50. 1i-2T2
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WANTED - ExPERIENcED INvBsTIGA.
tor wishes private work; best Of refer
esees. BOX iss-C, Herald orlee.
LIES
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BOOKS, RARE AND VALUABLE C0LLEC-
ton. will exchange for q boys bicycie.
Phone North 153, 10i seaton pl. NV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-12

of these offenders now. but let them be made an ex-
ample OF.
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EUROPE IS

Central Europe-chieny Austria, Hungary, Ruman-
la and adjacent countries-are "travel-mad." In spite
Of government limitations, Journeys are made on slight,
pretexts. Whole families go wandering from town to
town. To the representative of a New York paper,
Queen Marie of Rumania voiced the feelings OF thou
sands of her subjects when she said: How l envy you
your travels. Think OF the glorious freedom of going
somewhere far away" Admiral Horthy, Hungary's re-
gent. remarked that he wakes up at night now thinking
of the sea and in his dreams hears the sound of the
even get a glimpse of blue water. :" he told an interview
er.
The general restlessness OF the population CT Cen
trail Europe is a logical aftermath of the hysteria Of
war. This part of the world lived through the tense
years OF conflict, with its accompaniment of terror and
privation. and now feels a natural reaction against the
pallor OF peace-time days. Not the least to be said
against war. In fact. Is the way in which 1t develops
the appetite for highly spiced sensation and atrophies
or destroys the quieter but scunder pleasure which nor
mally take in the common place round Of work and
play. The business of living sensibly and serenely Is
monotonous TO wartorn nerves. Hence the delight in
feverish amusements. In the extremes OF getting and
spending in wantom waste, In gross extravaganza
A good deal OF what IS the matter with the world
In general today is due to the swing OF the pendulum
CT peace. Central Europe, which got more of war than
respondingly long In mending. But If Central Europe
and the rest of US are going to get anywhere, the
hysteria which expresses itself in a lust for travel or for
any other form Of useless excitement must be cured.
And the cure lies within ourselves.
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A Perfect Likeness.

Woman is like a time table. She 10
subject to change without notice.
T Tee
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-12
HOBART

Miss Augusta Buechferer, youngest
daughter OF Mrs. Frederick Buchferer
and Leo Fifeld. son OF Mr. q. Fiheld,
were united in marriage at Z o'clock
Saturday evening. The was
performed at the home of the brides
mother on State street by Rev.
Schuelke in the presence OF about Is
friends and relatives OF the young
couple. The brides dress was OF white
chiffon over yellow satin and she car
RED a bosuet Of lilies. carnations and
roses. She was attended by Miss Elsie
Fideld as maid of honor and Miss
Jeneatte Carthurs as brides maid. both
wore brown satin and carried Ameri-
can beauty roses. Mr.. William Much
ferer was best man and Mr.. Charles
Ruchferer acted as usher. Upon their
return from a few days visit in Chi
cago they will begin house keeping in
the Buchferer house on Lillian street.
Mr.. Walter Fiester has moved his
family from the Carey residence to
the E~wighleben fiat.
Mrs. Gutherie OF Gary visited here
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Traeger.
The ball game played here Sunday
between Canada and the Hobart team
retulted in a victory for canada by
a score OF I3 to ;.
Miss Mayme Brand Is visiting with
relatives in Chicago for a few days.
Miss Edna Berger visited friends at
Joliet over SUNDAY.
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occurred on Saturday morning. Miss
Rumple is a sister of Mrs. Howard
Skies and has visited here often.
The ladies of the ". Z. church will
hold their meeting merit Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock at the public IL
brary.
Misses wadsuorth and Flanery saw
the play Abraham Lincoln at the
Blackstone Saturday.
Rev. william A. Moore held his first
service Sunday evening since his re-
turn from conference he brings some
good reports OF the work done in this
district.
Mr.. Richards of tho Standard Iabora-
tories. Chicago. was a business visitor
Saturday.
DR.. DeBra and Mr.. Mine Of Gary
were in town Friday in the interest Of
the VI. E. church.
Mr.. Harkenrider tests the water
mains frequently. The town water
pressure is excellent.
Mat Bunger is makinG improvements
on his home. installing a furnace
which necessitates building a new
chimney. A bath room Is also being
added.
Mrs. Eta Wilmer of Crown Point
spent the weekend in town.
Merrillville took all the honors at
the ball game Friday. which was play
Ell on their diamond.
Mrs. William Todd and Mary Nc
Farland are on the sick list
The foundry fred their second new
furnace last week. extensive improve
ments are being made.
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MORE WORK FOR POLICE.

The Hammond police have done so well IN en-
forcing the traffic ordinance and bringing back the sem
blance OF motor order to the city that they might
stretch a point and go further aheld. The chief bust
ness of a town is tc have quiet homes where the family
conservation may not be annihilated by trucks Jug
gernaunts. motorcycle disturbers, irresponsible chauf-
feurs, and cut-out-mufler fiends. 1t spoils a town to
have people who are known to be speed bugs and reck-
less drivers and it would De a mighty fine thing of the
police were TO make a drive on some of these fellows
and teach them a lesson. It would be a source of great
satisfaction TO the majority of sane motor users and a
long suffering public that IL Is a none motor user IL some
OF these reckless demons of haste and noise were yank-
ed into the police court and made to see how obnoxious
they are to the people In general. There IS about as
much use for the noise some motorcyclists make and
for the screech CT some of these truck sirens as there
IL for a fifth wheel on a wagon. Everybody knows some
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-12
PASTE THIS IN YoUR HAT.

The legal department. OF the Chicago Motor Club
advises motorists that the law requires that a defend
ant be served with 8 summons or arrest notification
before he is required 10 appear in court. 4 letter
written by q justice or police magistrate does not ccm-
ply with the provisions OF the law. The novice often
takes such letters seriously and goes before the magis-
trate to receive his fine.
The fact that a certain license number has been
reported by some one as violating the law is no evil
dence that the owner was driving at the time
Recently a motorist was stopped in st. Joe. Mich,
by the chief Of police who said that one OF the citizens
of that city had advised him that the motorist had
been spending two or three days previously. The chief
brought the motorist before a justice who promptly
levied a fine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-12
DYER

Mr.. George LOGGER made a business
trip to Crown Point recently.
J. r Gray spent Saturday evening
and Sunday with friends at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Schultz were in
Hammond on Saturday.
z. J. Spanier returned TO his home
on Friday after q two months stay in
Michigan.
Forty hour devotion started on sun
day morning at st. Joseph's church
and wiz close on Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Wilbur. Mrs
Strickland and Mrs. Mae Lott Of Joliet
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
tong.
The Misses Kathryn and Matilda
Klein spent Sunday with their parents
Chas. Scheidt of Chicago spent at