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The Lake County times., 1920-07-15
Nuts Grown in United States.

About the only nuts that have been
so far raised in this country on large
scale are the English walnut and the
almond, the former mainly in southern
California, the latter In central Cali
fornia, also the pecan n the southern
states. The culture of the pecan has
OF late become an important and ex-
ceedingly profitable industry in the
South.
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walk Around a Ring.

A Tennessee investigator made a
series Of more than fifty experiments
for the purpose Of disproving the asser-
ton that blindfolded persons walk in
circles, but he was unable to do so.
for all the persons in the tests depart
ed from the straight line as they
walked away from the starting point
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For Sale Motorcycles.

FOR sALE-ls1e Harley Davidson mo-
torcycle with side car Call after 5
p. m 4210 Forsyth Ave. East Chicago
7-12-3
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Don't throw youI paper away
without reading the want I'd page
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SPECIAL SALE
LIST OF DELINQUENTS IN FULL ON
SPECIAL IMPROVEMENTS UN-
WAVERED.
Delinquent property within the City
Of East Chicago. Indiana. to be sold
by Walter O. Harmon. City Treasurer
of said City, on Monday. August 2nd.
1920 in the Council Chamber OF the
City Hall of said City Said sale to
continue from day to day until all the
lots and lands herein listed are offered
for sale for the respective amounts set
opposite 70 each lot. tract Of land or
parcel of ground herein described. for
unwavered special improvements. to-
gether with interest and penalties as
provided by law
Account NO. 14o. Guthrie Street Main
Sewer
Calumet Home Bldg Co. lot -.
block 5. sub. div z. E. Res. 5 917o
Account No. l41, Alleys
Olive B. Calvin. lot 25: black s.
sub. div. 1st add. ---- 1913
Theodore Borowfak. lot IS, block
5i sub. div. 1 H. ss.c5
Robt Spear & Jess Armstrong
Tot Z, block s., sub. div. Res
1 H. ------------------- 5915
Y. Dale Flinckinger lot 10. block
5s, sub. div. I. H. ------------ l2o.1O
Josephine Bihl. lot :. block 81.
sub. div I H. ----------- lo1s5
John Jakush. lot :. block 5s. sub
div. l. H " 1918
Account No. l45, Alder Street Improve.
ment.
Theodore Borowiak. lot %. block
a
Account NO las catalpa street I'M
provement
Mary E, Burke. lot u. block ?,
sub. div. 3rd add. - 23s5O
s.anislaw & Josefa Grudzienski,
lot 81. block 3. sub. div. 3rd
add. 2o5.55
Account NO. I47, Alleys
Nick ]. Mavronicles. lot 5. block
80, sub div 1 H - $500
c. H. Friedrich. Thos. Levene, lot
IS. block SO. sub. div. I. H - 1915
Mike -.'-~-- ~ ( block SIS. Res
I. H ---- IS 90
l. J Kalrnan Reppa, City Controller
Of the City OF East Chicago. Indiana.
do hereby certify that each Of the above
and foregoing lots. tracts of land. and
parcels of ground specifically described
ABOVE nave been returned ana reported
to me that they and each Of them. as
appears from the books and records kept
in the office Of the Treasurer of the City
of East Chicago Indiana. are and were
delinquent in the amounts set opposite
thereto. for the respective improve
ments assessed against them. same be-
ing unwavered and unpaid
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand ard official seal this 10th
day Of July 1920.
(Sead) ]. KALMAN REPPA.
City Controller Of the city
of East Chicago. Ind
7-I5-22-29
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FOR SALE-Delivery horse. Apply East
Chicago Tea q Coffee store. ia Chi
cago Ave East Chicago. 7-15-s
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FOR Motorcycles twin Indian.
electrical equipment good tires D.
D. Dupes Co. $40 Michigan Ave Phone
Indiana Harbor S79 7-13-15-17
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SPECIAL. SALE

T. r RICHARDS. city Clerk.
1915
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NEW AND USED FURNITURE-We
pay the highest prices for all house
hold goods, furniture carpets. stoves
etc card will bring US 10 your
door. See us before buying your furni-
ture NJ. Greenberger. II State ST. Ham
mond- 7-15-
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Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO RENT-Apt. house or
residence. furnished for roomers. will
buy furnishings If reasonable, give full
particulars in first letter also phone
number Write A-24 Times Hammond.
7-15-I
WANTED-Man and wife employed
wish place in private family to room
where year old child can be taken
care Of Write A-25 Times Office. Ham
rnond 7-15-3
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FOR SALE Ford touring car Al con
dltion. new tires, Perry lock tire rack
tool box, speedometer, 1918 model Call
at 10 Sheffield Ave Hammond 1871
FOR SALE-Dodge Bros touring car
Bargain If sold at once Phone 2642
Hammond 7-l4-2
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WANTED:- Statesmen, ex-
optional opportunity for
right man, apply to Mr..
Blair, 145 East State ST.,
Hammond. '-iz-'
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PIANO LESsONs-Grarant methods
for school children. Summer term
now. Geo. Green. Phone East Chi
cago 10ll, 1926 Forsythe Ave 6-3c-t If
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Hats Tor
ant ribbon hats nobby for
be brilliant coors to match they
shades Here fetching model made ribbon
pretty shade
large brim effect which is soft very becoming
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Situation Wanted

SITUATION WANTED-By girl for
light house work or to care for chill
dren, 4141 Magoun Ave. East Chica 20.
7-15-I
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MISCELLANEOUS

/ l. COHEN FOR PAPER RANGING
and painting. We lake bonds In pay-
ment $50 Sibley at. phone HaDnmond
1880 w. 2-h-lG
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FOR RENT=Garage suitable for two
cars, PAT Highland St. Phone 1861
Hammond 7-I5-2
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GENTLEMEN
For Rent.

FOR RENT-Offlce room in Straube
Bldg Apply Straube Piano and Mu-
sic 60. 63S Holman St. Hammond.
6-23-tf
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR sALE-10.Oeo shares North Cen
tral Oil Stock at 25c per share. Ad-
dress P. o. Box 4S7, Hammond. Ind.
7-12-5
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FOR EALE-Shoe repair shop. s State
St. Cor. State Line, Hammond
7-14-2
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wANTED-Card writer and assistant
TO trimmer. Apply Lion Store nam
rnond. Ask for Mr.. Payne I-lS-tt
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FOR RENT-Furnished cottage for
light house keeping. 80 bend St
Phone 330e Hammond. 7-15-1
FOR RENT-Furnished Gotta Re for
light house keeping 30 152nd St.
Phone $500 Hammond 7-14-1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
Otorgaron fianzas por ualor
de dos mil quinientos do
lGreS unoS GcuSadOS

La policia federal aprehendi6 antea-
Yer n X. VI. Thompson Y j. G. NCkoy.
dos de los siete individuos que fueron
acusados ante Ell gran jurado del oe-
Ito de fraude conStituyendose en- COM
palia anunciadora de I'm medicamen-
to para Ia curaci0n de Ia tuberculo-
sis, n q~uienes mas tarde dej6 en- liber-
tad caucional. Cada uno de estos inui-
yiduos hubo de enterar n fianza por
valor dc S25O0.
En- cuanto a los otros cincoa ccusa-
dos, fuimos informados en- ell sent;Go
de que con anterioridad habian salts
fecho sus ~fianzas.
Las ~aprehensiones q que ahora hos
referimos sucedieron n las investiga-
clones que IA policfa federal llev6 a
caho en- torno de n mencionada com
panfa Thompson. cuyas oficinas, Sc
gun sabemos, ]estuvieror situadas en-
las Gales de s. Olive. ndmero 12l. Y
Ia cual habia venido funSionando CO...
sucursales en- otras poblaciones del
pals.
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Fallecio la Sra. Perez q con-
secuencia de las lesiones
que recibio en- IN
Academic

Con tod o~portunidad inform6 LA
PRENSA u SuS lectoreS del accidente
de trdfico de que fu6 vfctima Ia seho-
IA Fl-rentina Vida. de Perez Ia tarde
del Is dc S~eptiembre pr6ximo pasado.
La expresada seuora dej6 de existir
a las = de "a tarde de antier. a los G5
amos de edad, teniendo Iugar Sus fune'
raleS Ia tarde de aver ell Ia Iglesia del
Sagrado Coraz6n de Maria, lie donde
fue corducido el caddvcr al pante6n de
San Fernando.
En- cuanto al chauffeur responsible
del accidente lie que fuera victima II
senora Perez. Ia policia ha hecho toda
clase de Investigations para local.
carlo, pero todaS elias sin el menor re-
sultado PRACTICE. Ii accidente, segun
informamos. ocurriG on el =ruZamien-
10 dc las GALES de y. Flores V w. Po-
plar. La eXtinta senora Perez Sc diri-
gia a SUI domicilio. Sito en- Ia casa MI
nero 32i de Woodiief, Y al ~atravesar
Ia Gale de y. Flores. en- el lugar que
antes indicamOs. fu6 sorprendida .por
un autom6vi! que iba en- fuerza de ca
rrera. La anCiana fu6 derribada por
TERRA Y algunoS tranSeunteS acudleron
en- su auxilio, mientras cl vehlculo Sc
guia su canine con Ia misma veloci-
dad sin que nadic Sc p~reocupara por
tomar el nlmero.
l., sonora Perez. Victima de graves
lesiones. fut embellishments transla-
dada al j.omicilio de un hijo suyo, el
senior Enrique Perez. en- las GALES de
. -s-,A ! 80,
cstado de Sravedad fu6 transportada a
I'm sanatorio de In localidad donde. Sc
gun deiamos dicho, falleci6 antier, 4
las ) de n tarde.
La extinta seHora Perez. era origi-
maria de Ia pohlaci6n de Monclova,
Coahuila. pero fue trafda It esta ciudad
dc nueve meses de nacida. lie sobrc-
riven tres hiios: Ro6olfo. native de
Mexico. Y Enrique Y Edmundo, de esta
,,ObIa cihp
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INTERVENTION DE LAS
AuTORlDADES JuDICIALES

FL Juez de Pa2. Mr.. Ben S. Fisk. fu&
informado del case y empez6 desde
luego las averiguaciones conducentcs
al esclarecimiento de Ia eXtrana ira
gedia.
La anciana Jackson, n occisa, viva
en- Ia casa 500 de la avenida Erie, don
de aver fue encontrado su caddver,
en- el pavimento. en- complete sole
dad. SAbeSe que tiene una hija Y algu-
nos otroS parientes, pero Ia hiia Sc
encuentra desde hace algGn tempo
en- Ia ciudad de Los Angeles. Califor-
MIA. y de sus demaS ~parientes no pu-
dieron teuerse haSta aver informes
nj suS nombreS nj domicilios.
En- cuantc 4 Mrs. Zicl;efoose, uno de
nuestros reporteros. logr0 recoger al
gunos detaIles acerca de sus antece-
denies Y, segGn estos Sc trata de
una huena mujer que nunca habrfa
podido cometer semeja2te crimen es-
tando En- sus CirCo sentidos. Mrs Zic-
kefooSe es nativa de Ia poblaci6n from
teriza de Eagle Pass = meXicana por
Inca paterna Q italiana por Ia mater
ma.
El cadaver dc IN senora Jaskson fua
transladado n Ia casa de inhumaciones
Riebe.
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Fue aprehendido por uiola-
clones a la ley "seca"

Ante el ComiSionado de los EStados
Unidos, Mr.. L. r. Edwards. compare
ci6 aver por Ia mahana K. o. Thos, de
IL vecina ]pobiaci6n de Runge, Texas,
ouien fue acusado de haber violado Ia
ley SEGA" transportando Y vendiendo
licor de una manera Illegal. Segln Ia
~acusaci6n presentada en- su contra tai
i~nfracci6r fu& cometida a mediados del
mes de abril pr6ximo pasado.
FL acusado hubo de enterar n fan
"a de $500 que lie fue impuesta por el
Somisionado Edwards.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
Terreno recIamndo por las
Gutoridades del Condado

Por insuucciones que en- las offer
mas del Sheriff Sc recibiero:i, de par
tie del Juez del Condado, Mr.. Augustus
Nc Closkey. Ell eXpendio de aguas ga
seosas situado en- Ia escrucijada de los
caminos de Medi..a Y Pearsall. seta
remorido. en- atenci6n de que csc te-
reno 10 reclama el conGado como pro-
piedad suya.
FL pequeho establecimiento Sc en-
cuentra en- aquel lugar desde hace va
rios amos Y III dueno reclama por su
parte derechos de propiedad.
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POGO despuss de mediodia reciblose
aver en- las oficinas de poiicia un avlso
en- el sentido de que n mujer Sc
contraba en- Ia primera cuadra dc las
GALES de Z. Lambert disparando Il
pistola. e. captain Brown y los aSen-
ties privadoS John Peche ; Norton
acudieron I aqLel luSar V Sc encon-
I.aron con una mujer moreno, estatura
mediana. = como de so amos de eoad,
que empunaba una pistoia calore "S.
La muier. Ell cuanto vic a los aSen-
tes noliciacos. fue hacia ellos J entire
e1ndoles Il pistola que Nevada les dIjo
que Sc llamaba Lucy ZickefooSe y que
VIVA en- Ia casa sos de Ia Avenida Erie.
Los agentes hicieron en- aquel lugar
las ;uveStigaciones del case Y segur'
los informeS que algunos vecinos les
nroporcionaron IA mUjer habia aperci-
do por aqUellos contornoS lntempestl-
vaments. disparando 4 los ninos y a
las muiereS Que pasaban. Pronto TODD
el barrio Sc alarm6 Y Ia Gale vi6Se de-
sierta. Felizmente ninguno de los dis
paros habfaa ocasionado desgracia al
guna.
Los detectives Peche y Norton en-
prendieron el viaje de regreso a las
oficinaS de policfa llevando a II extra
ia mujer. Fu5 entonces cuando esta
empez0 a hacerleS declaraciones inco-
herentes quea cusaban n muy mar"
cada ~enajenaci0n mental.
La detenida les dijo que fueran 4 "a
aveuida Erie. que aIn precisamente en-
y, - ,,,a 81 a~Dc,-a0tra frantic nor
frente de Ia Suya. encontrarfan Ell cada-
yer de una mujer que acababa de ma
tar.
Los detectives llesaroa a las ofici-
mas de policfa con n mujer a~prehendida
V desde allf Sc dirigieron a Ia avenida
Erie.
81 CADAVER DE
UNA ANCiANA
En- Ia casa marcada con el nGmero
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Ell DR.. D. BERREY

Ha vuelto de sus vacacioneS y tie
ne Ell gusto de ofrecer ios servicios
de su profession a la colonia mexi-
cana, en- la Hughes Model Pharma-
cy, situada en- 219 St. Mary's st.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
BEATTY AUTO LIVERY

Unico ~serviclo de carros Sedan en-
la ciudad. Chauffers que hablan es-
panol. Quota, $3.50 Dor bora.
Telefonos CIR. 2l2 y OK. So.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
PULLMAN AUTO LIVERY

Fl daico sitio rexirano de automobiles
IN Ia cinGad. Wales desde SOC. Carros a
rrop6sito Y a p-eci.s razonables para Rau-
Ezcs. nnatrinor;os y funeraieS. Charffeu1
&c Union. 200 Dor bora.
100 Galan St
Teleforos Crockett s9s > Tol.
LEON A. MARTINEZ. Prop.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-08
NotdS Locales
DE UN ACCESO DE- LOCURA,
Una MUJER DA MUERTE A UNA
ANCIANA EN- LA AVENlDA ERIE
La enajenada Sc traslado a las GALES de Lambert, y Ell
una esquina comenzo a disparar sobre los traassun-
ties hasta que ilego la policia

3O3, en- Ii avenida Erie, fue ~encoatrado
81 cadaver de Mrs. Jackson, una amelia
ma. que tendria algo mas de setenta y
cinco amos de edad. Ell Cuerpo exani,Hc
yacfa en- ell piso del cuarto del frente
de Ia casa V ostentaba un pequeko ORR
ficio sobre Ia ceja derecha, en- la artl-
culaci0n def frontal = el temporal de
recho. preciSamente. orificio que lndl-
caba 81 lugar por donde lie habia pene-
trado la bala.
.."Y NO Sc Per QUE
LA MATE"
No Sc porque Ia mate. Solo re-
cuerdo que ~atravese Ia Gale llegue 4
donde VIVA Ia anciana Y dispare sobre
ella. RegreSe despues q mi casa Y con
mis- tres ninos salt de ALL para tomar
el tren y dirigirTne a las GALES de Lam.
bret. ALI dispare tambien. No Sc por
cue. Ash declar; q los detectives Ia
sonora Zickefoose.
FL ESPoSo DE IA
PRESUNTA DEMENTE
La policfa logr6 averiguar rapid2
mente todos los detalles relatives a Ia
extrana tragedia. Pronto fue local.
zado e. marido de Ia p~rotagonista
Mr.. Zickefoose trabaja en- Ia pa
MADEIRA de Richter y fue 81 Quien in
form6 que hacia solamente n sema-
ma que en- compania de su mujer y u
~peouenuelos Sc habfa cambiado a n
avenida Erie de las GALES de Lambert,
donde hace ocho meses di5 a luz su Sc
nora.
Autobiography Mr.. Zickefoose a lV.
agentes de policia,-note algo eNtrano
en- mi mujer. Estabamos cerca de Ia
cuna del min y empez6 a llorar y :
suplicarme que nunca fuera a aban-
donarla- Yo, como de costumbre. sad
hoy de mi casa, a las 5 de Ia manara,
para acudir a mi trabajo. La primera
noticia que tengo del suceso es Ia que
ustedes me dam"
The evening world., 1920-09-02
By Fay Stevenson.
TTHE SPIRIT Of Jenny Lind is to

TNHE SPIRIT of Jenny Lind is to
L. 1--we again in Frieda Hempel.
.sleI Seventy years ago Barnum,
the greatest Snowman of his time,
who had exhibited mldgets, mermaids
and mummles. turned the attention
OF New York to the incoming steamer
Atlantic which had aboard his newest
attraction, Jenny Lind, the Swedish
Nightingale" the one hundredth an
niVersary Of whose birth will be cele-
DRAFTED next month,
NOW, in October, F'rieda Hempel
'Eill appear in the same role of her
famous pred ecessor. At present Miss
Hempel Is in Europe studying up all
che interesting facts she can about
Jenny Lind. A Partisan madam Is
making a gown for her which will
be an exact copy of the one worn by
Miss Lind, while in New York con-
Huons are being studied to bring
BACK the stage picture and atmos-
phere of Castle Garden. The Cen
tennial Concert, however, win be
given In Carnegie Hail, since Castle
Garden, the scene of Jenny Lind's
fIat American triumph, mas Leen
transformed into the Aquarium.
Miss Hempel will sing the same
eoAlbS anu pldy ltl ONn
ments to the same group of songs on
the same piano Jenny Lind played
them-a piano autographed by the
Swedish Nightingal on the night Of
her American debut.
Arthur Middleton. who il IN be the
assisting baritone, Slgnor Belletti, will
also dress the part" and the or
chestra is to be CARRIED in the quaint
Suits and frilled shirts of earlier days.
unfortunately there Is no record Of
Jenny Linds voice, no black disc to
perpetuate II for u.s." said Miss Lois
Willoughby, who Is Miss HempePS
secretary, at her office, No. 1874 Madi-
SON Avenue. Miss Hempel has Wis
tied Sweden and Paris and learned
that this gifted soprano of bright
thrining, sympathetic quality could
sing up to the high d in rich. fun
tones, and at times even touch higher
notes"
Miss WlIoughby says that Miss
Mempel will sing first of all, many
classic songs which Miss Lind sang.
taking the same programme that was
used at her debut. Then at her en-
cores, following the advice OF Daniel
Webster after he had heard the night
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ping her into raptures with his feet.
Ran knew all the correct answers
to Excuse me" and Did you
realleh!" He. was so polite he would
never strike a lady for less than tep
bucks.
Yes, indeed-Raffles was a regu-
lar Lord Fauntleroy with a reform
school diploma. He could sit down
at a formal dinner and the whole
nine forks wouldn't puzzle him-not
after he'd slipped 'em in his vest.
AS a social favorlte, Rafr was a
panic. The Vandergoulds wanted
him. The Astorbllts wanted him.
And the Pinkertons wanted him. He
was a social lion in sleeps clothing.
Ran could sail into a truffled
function without a demerit for his
buds. He looked so k'tsh that he
was often mistaken for the caterer.
Looping around among the guests,
old Rattle would exchange his po-
likeness for their platinum-always
$3.50. He was there with the rip
ping repartee and also present with
the rollicking phrases.
When Raffles was included among
those present. your Jewels were as
safe as they'd be in Russia. He
could pull off an apology or a neck.
lace with equal ease. The only DIFF.
ference was that when he was
through, you had the apology. And
when Ran said Bon soir" to the
hostess, he'd leave with everything
from a cloisonne vase to the but
ler's tips. There was nothing he
liked better than going TO a ball on
Fifth Avenue, unless 1t was carry
ing the swag to three balls over on
Sixth Avenue.
so. you can see, the dope Is right.
Pollteness doesn't cost you anything
so long az you furnish 4 But when
you're receiving it--look outl
The evening world., 1920-09-02

Arthur Middleton, III Turco in Italia"
Next will come Meyerbeer's Camp
of Silesia," then THE Herdsman's
Song" and "The Welcome to Amer
lea" written especially for Miss Lind
by Bayard Taylor.
Not only will the same spirit OF
seventy years ago prevail, the same
songs be resung but the net proceeds
Of the concert will go to the same
charitable institutions which Jenny
Lind selected as the beneficiaries Of
the original concert.
Barnum engaged Jenny Lind for
$50 concerts at $1,000 for each. She
broke her contract and appeared in
only ninety-i five concerts, which
netted her $176,675.O9.
AS Miss Willoughby said, there is
no record on the disc OF Jenny Lind's
voice, but the journals of her time,
the few living people who heard her
and those to whom the memory has
been handed down ali tell the same
story: 'Tt was wonderful"
The evening world., 1920-09-02

Mike--HowlI we get our breakfasts
of the wife doesn't get up first. ed
Take a peep at the corner lupeh-
room tomorrow morning, Miko.l
Jack Weiss-A sensible woman
would make preparations the night
before, as all shed have 10 do 10
wake up Hubby and have the nhe@
ready in a fifty. q
r. r. SSwob-When l tell my storm
and Strife % get up and display some
Of her culinary art, she tells me slav-
cry has been abolished and t,LHnS
over
Three Wise Birds Of Shelton, Cana
Its according 10 who's the boss.
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I'd tails, Wiley sleeps, That settles

and tails, Wiley sleeps, That settles
II.
Petits-TIeretofore I've thought II
was "a woman's place 10 get her hus-
bands breakfast. but IL they use the
Terrible Al system--i. e., Push her
out OF bed"--then mine can go TO the
corner lunch wagon for his morning
meal.
MisohisVous Mhtty-TO my mind,
It's fifty fifty proposition They
should both kick the quilt off at
once.
Flo-flo-l1'he woman should get
breakfast ready, as she can lie down
when he has gone.
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all those rules for the sake OF his
health. It won't do. much harm to
watch all those babies. A guy with
polish often has a cordovan con-
science. And they have a habit OF
grabbing II karats for every curt
sey that they give.
Politeness is the old Raffles game
all over. Raffles was one OF those
pink tea safe breakers. He'd flip
the lavalliere from g dowager with
his fingers while he was one-steD-
The evening world., 1920-09-02

There is Just one recipe for guys
that make politeness a business In
stead Of pleasure. Keep your
lamps on them! For plenty Of
Elwyns that wouldn't pick their
teeth in public won't hesitate to pick
your pocket on any street.
We don't claim every perfect gent
is a yeggman in Open.faced clothes.
He isn't. But a bird that knows the
right manoeuvre for every signal on
the social calendar hasn't learned