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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13

ging. a. ]. Burns stated that prop
ertv values We're decreasing and sug-
gested that the civic club be allowed
to appoint a chief of police to take the
place Of Chief ODonneu for thirty days
Although the committee claimed TO
have the names OF joints
they were not given to the Safety
board.
Il was finally admitted in reply to
questions by the mayor that the city IS
now quiet and all Objectionable features
have been eliminated but the commit
tee insisted that there be a cleanup
in order that things may remain as
they are. They finally left with the
promise Of Chief ODonneu that things
VIII remain as they are.
The board received anctlce from the
Gameweu Fire Alarm Company hat the
COMPANY will not longer be able TO IN
stau the Gamewell system in East Chi
caEo al the Originally stimated price
bur that they will he able for a per
iod Of thirty days 10 install it for less
than SS2. 000. The city attorney was
instructed 20 draw UP an ordinance
for regulating traffic and parking priv
ileges
The designations OF Frank Vadjina
and steve Kovach from the FIRE depart
ment and Mike sharon and ". J. VIII
SON from the police department were
accepted. Thos King and Joe Essen
hutt were appointed on the FIRE depart
ment and Mike Kusko, Alex MichaIe-
vicz and John steve on the police de-
partYent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13

Attys. Sproat Winery and Barnett
of hammond. transacted legal business
in Crown Point on Monday.
Mrs. Walter BoeseI Of Leroy was
operated on for appendicitis at the
West Side hospital in Chicago on Sat
lurday. She is a daughter Of Mrs. Chloe
Ross If this city and resides at Leroy
Her condition is very encouraging at
this writing.
Mrs. George Bliss Of Chicago came
10 be the guest Of her mother Mrs
Rosa Greisel. for the week.
Miss Alice Hill Of Michigan city is
spending this week with the A. H. ".
Johnsons. Miss Hill was a former
teacher in the Crown Point schools.
The Misses Bessie Black and Mar
guerite Mack left on Monday for Bay
field. Wis. making the trip by boat.
They viii visit at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Black. who are residents Of
that place.
The Misses Gladys Beattie Of this
city and Bonnaventura Du Bois Of
Dyer are employed at the Lake Co.
Title and Guaranty Company. begin
ming their work on Monday.
MISS Margaret Kramer ana neT sister,
Mrs. Richmond Of Chicago. visited
with relatives here over the week
end.
Miss Nellie Taylor has returned from
Hammond. where she was the guest OF
her cousin over the weekend.
Mrs. Joseph Heinrich and brother.
Tom Norman. were with Chicago rela-
tives for a couple Of days the latter
past Of the week.
Mrs Emil Batterman is entertaining
her sister. Mrs. Frank klucher and
two children of Hammond. this week
Clarence Barr, who is employed by
the Pennsylvania railroad. IS spending
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13
ADMIT HARBOR
CONDITIONS IMPROVED
Reform Element and City
Administration Discuss
Moot Questions.

Atty W. J. Murray and his three
associates who stormed the Board Of
SAFETY meeting yesterday with demands
that the police department conduct 2
cleanup of Indiana Harbor and rid
me CITY or all undertakes when
IoIceo e snow their hand before tho
Safety Board were forced TO ADM,
that the city is now clean and thar as
long as 1t continues so thev are s~s
ned The omission came after a
lengthy ~dscussion which was opened
by Atty. Murray and in which the
mayer q P. Burdick and A =. Burns
and Chief ODonnell participated.
Atty Murray's ak was much the
same as his previous talks in the Ciyic
Club ocms although not as inham-
matory or vehement. He stated his
belief that race riots were impending
and that the condition was caused BY
an org Of gambling. vice and botleg-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13
FIRST JAIL
BREAKING
IN GARY

Breaking a lock that has not been
opened for years. and crawling through
g feed door in the center OF his cell
which only measures sxI4 inches. "A
prisoner giving his name as James
Mccarthy. IS years old, OF Denver
Colo broke jail at the Gary police
station during the early morning hours
yesterday. It IS the first jail delivery
in the history Of the department. &C
cording 10 Chief Forbis. this morn
ing
Mccarthy had been arrested in a
west sid home the same evening for
burglary. While he was not regarded
as a hardened criminal. he was locked
up IN a lone cell in the upper part Of
the jail and yesterday morning the
police Intended to question him and
make an effort to see II he had a
record in police circles. When an Of
hcer went 10 his cell. Mccarthy was
found missing
" first IT was thought that Mccarthy
might have slipped out Of the Jail
with some night dodgers who We're re-
leased at 8 o'clock yesterday morning
but a check revealed that he had
gained freedom in some other manner.
Al investigation disclosed the broken
lock on the little door through which
the prisoners are served their meals.
that Mccarthy had crawled through
this narrow space. slipped out OF the
door leading TO the station room and
crawled UP stairs through the city
hall Offices and down the other stair
way TO his freedom.
Up to his hour the police have been
unable to determine how Mccarthy
was able to break the lock on the lit
tie feed door as 1t was not only rust
ed shut. but a solid lock in itself. Be
fore he was placed in his cell he was
searched and nothing vas left on his
person with which he would be able
TO pry open the lock
According to the prisoners. McCar-
thy came down stairs shortly after II
o'clock and made inquiry as to where
the Pennsylvania railroad came into
the city, and which direction south
was. stating that he was all confused
as 20 direction. He then went back
70 his cell they state and laid down.
An officer who looked in the cell room
about midnight states that Mccarthy
vas lying on a bench in his cell ap-
parently sleeping. Just what hour
after that he made his escape is un-
knoWn. None OF the other prisoners
admit that they saw him leave.
As soon as the police leraned Of the
escape they got in touch with every
police head in the region. From the
best available information Mccarthy
sook a Crown Point car and at the
Hub boarded 4 PENNSYLVANIA freight.
yesterday two train riders were taken
Of a train at -Logansport and the po-
lice are in hopes that one Of them viii
prove 10 be Mccarthy. On account Of
the poor telephone service. it took
Chief Forbis over an hour to get Log
ansport on the wire. An officer left
for Logansport today 10 make the
Identification.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13
''TIZ"- JOY To
SORE. TIRED FEET
Use "Tiz" for aching, burn
ing, puffed-up feet and
corns or cailouses.

Goodbye. sore feet. burning feet
swollen feet. tender. feet. tired feet
Goodbye corns. c~allouses. h~unions
and raw spots. No more shoe t~iEhtness
no more Iimping with pain or drawing
lp your face in agony. "Tiz' is magi-
al. acts right of. 'Tiz" draws out all
she poisonous e~xudaticns which pun
LIP the feet. Use ~Tiz' and wear small
~r shoes. Use "Tizr and forget your
foot misery. All. how comfortable
your feet feel.
Get a box Of "Tfz' now at any drug
gist or department. store. Don't suf-
fer. Have good feet. glad feet, feet
that never swell, never hurt. never
get tired. \ years foot comfort guar
anteed or money refunded-adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13

a weeks vacation with his mother and
sister.
County Auditor George NJ Poland and
County Surveyor Ray seely are in In
d~ianapolis this week attending the
special session Of the legislature. Mat
tiers pertaining TO the lowering of the
salaries Of these two Lake county
officials viii be taken up
Mr.. and Mrs James Heath. former
residents Of this city but now living in
Chicago. are spending a couple of
weeks here staying at the Commercial
Hotel.
Walter Altman IS assisting at the
Altman Gary Abstract Office during the
absence Of his brother Claude, who is
enjoying his annual vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13

William Johnson, Gary. Alice Tay-
lor. Gary.
andre spok Gary Mary Humeryik
Gary.
Perry L. Buckins. Gary. Theresa c.
Rowland, Gary.
John O.. Crist. Gary Mary J. Wat
son. Gary.
Smoch. Hammond. Clara F.
Ambos Hammond
Nincenzo Ferrantille. Hammond
Lena Montalbana. Hammond.
Henry Perkins. Gary Maggie Miles
Gary.
Henry c. Steiner, Chicago Ella J.
Klauk. Hobart.
VIM J. TAYLOR. Gary; Lora @. Knin-
CT. Oplyke. Ill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13
Crown Point

Mrs. c. I. Ingersoll is expected hack
from Manawa Wis, this week where
she was called oy the Illness and
death Of her grandson. Albert Inger-
soil. The little lad. who was the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Insersoll. died
of cerebro-meningitis on Saturday
noon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13
Look at Tongue! Remove
Poisons from Stomach,
Liver and Bowels.

Accept California Syrup OF Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child Is having the best and most harm
less laxative or physic for the little
stomach. liver and bowels. Children
love Its delicious fruiry taste. Full d.
rections for child's dose on each bottle.
Give it without fear.
Mother. You must say California
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13
MERRILLVILLE

The Moore family attended the child
rem concert in Griffith sunday even
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-13

piano. a splendid service Sunday Morn
ing
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09
SC|0NS OF WEALTHY
LOWELL FAMILIES
ARE UNDER ARREST
YOUTHS ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN
ChUGHT plLFERlNO OILS AND
GAS FROM HAMLET GARAGE.

ALLEGED 70 hlFe been a9aft Dended
whilr in he act If ImgIa 1jng III"
Low alI St.re. Timothy Holden and
Milo and Thomas Il Locke sons OF
prominent farmers residing near Low
ell, Nnre lodged in the ! a Sale county
jail late yesterday afternoon The
act IL aid tc aiye pecn committed
on "Wednesday evening
The warrant for the arrest oi the
yaur2 men was sworn out by John
Bndnum the owner Of the store II
is cloimcd that the boys were piljer.
ing The gasoline and cslinder oil sule
/ ~ Narn CduRht
The domoblc Of the Locke hoyS
is I'D g. laye been Standing in the
yard al tnclr parents at the time Tn
roHbc NaS csmnitte ]. }ounE
man named larkins, who lives above
The .t3Ie, saw he machine stop ana
the tlia rcnrn and cntor the building
He ran and notified Bcdnum who.
with some other men, returned to IN"
home and made an effort to capture
the robbers.
Alter a tussc the thieves made
their escape, but Bodnum, Tia ans
and others are said 10 have seen them
well enough to identity them.
The Locke brothers are tae sons y
Ardrn " J. Locke
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09
CANADA SENDS BUT
LITTLE WHEAT TO y. S

Winnipeg, Jan. O. Although the
embargo on shipments OF wheat to
the United States has been lifted
since the middle of December, there
has only been slight movement of
grain in that direction according to
the wheat export board.
It is understood that a miX-up re
garding wheat prices. in which west
ern grain men may lose thousands
Of dollars. has held up any movement
OF wheat to America, 1t Is claimed
that many traders bought wheat op
tions at from $3.50 to 81 As and had
to pay the difference between that
figure and the $2.l5 ultimately ostah
lished by the wheat board to close out
their contracts.
The government is being urged tc
assist in compensating these trader
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09
NATIVES AND OESCENDENTS OF ERIN
HERE TO BUY IRISH REPUBLIC BONDS
CAMPAIGN is LAUNCHED IN On
TAWA BY REP FRANK j. RYAN
OF CHICAGO FOR DE VALERA
GOVERNMENT

Ottawa to-day became the center Ct
an active. drive 10 sell Irish Republic
,,nA. x1 -no, ,n tov.rd a na,ional
'''''q'' n,a..[,. ao,. ..4.., - rms
l""" vi F''' ''
nojs, Ottawa WI ne EreNailed upon
/, do its share Of subscribing by
tram. Rt,n rnpre.aptinp the MI
., t.., ...,it;
"olH ''''''' - '-''
cate ccmmItjPe
Mr.. ENan VINO T. 4 m'ihoof o' A5
| illinois legislature, fepfese'll'hs W.
eleventh tlhlCasol dlSlfltl III 1He
house arrived mere laS' ,Shl it pave
the way tor the campaign QUAY
was busy calling uPon prominent l'l''t
men OF the city ana by late altorn'oii
| had an organization well on lno way
/ toward PERFECTION
Dean tlulhil' p"S*"t oi - ,'"",' w.
! parish, VIII be asked TO ledo we ".
/ taWa drive, "hlch opens Jan ~ anu
help organize the districts ioF lf!u'liE .,'
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09


dicated by the fact that the first two
prisoners taken were termed dis
n'ibuting agents" Late yesterday it
i, reported the government officers
issued orders to la Sale banks to
hold up payments on checks for the
gang.
Orc OF the sOstylcd distributing
agents" is a woman and il was indi
Gated that She will face trial as an
aCcomplice.
viii co Before Mason.
The course which will be followed
in the case viii be to tax" the prison
cr4 to Chicago and there arralgn them
before United States Commissioner
| Mason. There bonds Will be fixed for
the appearance Of the prisoners WheN
the case is placed before the federal
grand jury
II Is known that revenue agents
! regularly assigned to this fleId were
members OF the raiding partH
Release Woman Prisoner.
| It was learned today that the first
/ two arrests that Of the man and Wo
man. We're made at 81 l'lSt street
TIA Sale After d thorough eAamina
tion all OF the prisoners were turned
and Cnyctison.
l.. ! ..f,., ia ii
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09

be allowed transit thru SWcdeh.
Destination Still Secret.
Washington, ian. =. Alien radicals
deported on the transport Ruford,
which now Is nearing the hiel canal.
will not be landed at Copenhagen.
nor ii il planned to send other de-
portoe8 from this country To the Dan
ish port. Anthony taminett, commits
sioncr general Of immaraton said to-
da,. He still refused, however. to
say where the Buford would land
Illness Stops Investigations.
Chicago. an q Investigation Of
radical activities here was suspended
today because of the illness Of Assist
ant I'nitcd States Attorney John l..
Creighton and -four department OF jus
tice operatives who yesterday were
Stricte with a mysterious illness
while in their offices i'll the federal
building, Physicians, who ordered the
Offices closed for fumlgatlon, express
ed the opinion the rooms had been
contaminated from the crowds, but
/ they we're unable to diagnose the all
ment
+~a AL! the officials stricken had, been
active in the campaign against the
radicals
Can't Commute ate.
Copenhagen, Jan 9.--t ndeSIrableS
dcport ed from tho United States will
be landed here and trans-shipped to
Dan2ig according 10 report The move
meat will be carried on under the
supnrFisinn Of the police. it Is said.
and the radicals win not he permitted
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09
DENMARK WILL not
PERMIT DEP0RTEES
To Leave buF0Rl
1Ry the Associated Press)

Stockholm, Jan. o.-'Ihe 249 undeslrables de
ported from the u. S. on the transport Bulord the
"Sovet ark" probably will be landed at Flango,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09

Try q Want Ad IN the Free Trader
Journal for Quick Results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09
WEATHER.

fair and colder tonight.
Sat .fGsy rartly clouHy
and Wafmc,.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09

finland, and VIII pro-
ceed to Russia by rail
under a strong guard, 1t
was said here today. The Swedish
authorities declare that those deport-
cd from the United States will not
be allowed transit thru Sweden.
Destination Still Secret.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-01-09

OTTAWA FREE TRADE r
Established 184O
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

awhile. and by and by she said:
Here Is little stone. II you are
on the right path IL will be hot to
your hand: IL on the wrong way. IL
Will turn cold. Take IL. for IL viii
help you lind your father and she
handed Puss pretty blue stone.
Puss thanked her. and then rode
away. leaving the bull to return to
his house. And guess his wife
thought him Il millionaire when she
Haw his diamond ring and high silk
lat.
After Puss had ridden for maybe
II mile. he put his hand into his
pocket TO feel Of the little blue stone.
But. oh. dear me! 1t was as cold
as ice.
we are going the wrong way"
said russ to til. donkey Lets turn
around" Pretty soon the ring grew
warm. but II must turn hot. puss
knew. before he could br sure that
he was travelling in the RICH, direc-
ton. Just then Il little bird com
ncnccd to sing:
II know OF pool whore Il little
green frog news all night like u
cat in bog
Md In the next story you shall
hear what happened after that.
Copyright. 1920. David Cory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

Forever plays. They can tell Il joyou
story or the roses and the bees, am
the! murinur OF the glory Of tl|
snow white apple trees D,mpiI
blossoms that arc sleeping hear III
March, winds" winning cry. AMI conf
swiftly. softly creeping: creeping "a
10 greet the sky. Stirred by sor,l
.r"sistlcss longing. comes each b,I
ana blade OF grass. like an army o,|
ward thronging when the singin|
March winds pass. And for all the
hoisterous winging. MI their froliJ
as they 20. they've q message swcJ
that's bringing bluebells from bcnea |
the snow. There's little lit o. loJ
ing in the winds that blow toda
ana II scais my thoughts a-rovin
down long forgotten way. down
path where sunbeams simmer an
the star-eycd daisies grow. where III
hew-drops gleam and glimmcr, stirre
by winds Of lon2 ago. Yes. tho Marc
winds set me dreaming OF the da \
that are gone by, 0f past flowcr
swcetcr seeming. and past Sprinr
,imcs' blucr sky. So. for all tho
FRANKS and rowing. and for All tho
mcrr" play. there's little liz
loving in the winds that blow 4,
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

aches, the sore back. the lassiiude and
listleasness. the nights Of sicspless-
ness. III" growing irritablcncss and
nervousness cold feet and hands me
lack OF appetite-aiI these symptoms
arc plain monitors OF deranced
stomach and bnIcls. and given gen
eral name is nervous debility Many
remedies can be obtained. but the hes:
in the opinion OF most people is Plant
Juice. the celebrated herbal stomach
remedy. Thousands OF people have
been benefited by the uaf Of this IA
nous preparation.
Among these is Mr. William Eap.r.
Of 40. Stewart Street. Berkeley.
Va, ship carpenter by occupation.
who has wide acquaintance in this
section OF the country. He said:
For about 10 years I have been 4
great sufferer from stomach trouble
and indigestion. was so bad could
hardly take any food in my stomach
and would have terrible pains from
gas. For weeks at a timeI would not
he able 10 eat my breakfast. could
not get good nights sleep and fel,
weak and miserable. ] had tried
everything ! heard Of in the shape
Of medicine, but nothing gave me the
least benefit. | saw where so many
OF our home people had been cured by
Plant Juice and, as a last resort. de-
''NFa "obiu ttS ~ hd5
proved most satisfactory in my case.
and have gotten more relief from
this medicine than from all tho
others put together. have a good
appetite for my breakfast nov-in
fact. can eat all kinds OF food and
diEest Il. ] sleep we'll and have no
more trouble from gas; my Kidneys
do not bother me any more and I am
feeling he best have in years ]
feel that can honestly recommend
Plant Juice 10 my friends"
The Plant Juice Nan is at The
Tsakle Drug Co.'s store. In Richmond
where no is daily meeting the local
public and introducing and explain
inK the merits OF this remedy.
For sale In Pn.eraburg by Nor
rinon. The DRUG Man. and IN Chase
CITY by the Chase City Drug Co.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
Bobbie and His Pa
ny WILLIAM r. Kirk.

T." s.h last mite. VINO "a gong
90 10 on- next President o. ihes,
G'n'Ad States | scd.
y s.inpe! ch.,d can ASK no.r rues.
Tons than & ".sc man !iSe me can
'.EScr. scA Pa, doant l:npw VINO is
GoIhS 20 ne gu: mex. President I'm;
"oan' believe all rGn Tor IL my
self sed -.
wrhden, "ether e xas you. deer.
SEED Ma. !; i. \ ASK u:ch is fan OF
car" I" you mite at sao' sed Ma. you
are so fearless g. ~ h.s. SD Ma.
f"u az" rte, SGD 70 now that you
me nshun It an, ye-y Dig & fee-le,s.
mint !"
Ye'. sed Ma wudd.n. wan. to
be aett!ns in The Wh!te House yarinp
blacE. sed Ma Aitho al that. sed Ma
all my friends tell me wud look GOOD
II Black.
is iha, 50" sed pa. all yur. trends
must no Kind Of anIshus 10 ace you
III mourn 'hE. Hed Pa. That is very
AVE. Of thcn "ed Pa. But you arc
o. marc Is almost TOO many risks
ao'o, "re!ng Prtsiden & bcesidcs, s.d
"a SIN i!ab!e 10 ne making MOI
mrnny o.h-r ways than end ,n,it
a. N" managing editor %: these
""Fc 9 Z! % Ainc-ixy, scd pa
:, ven aed Ma. mayoe you can tell
""" nns"r q" mis- question. Who
gong I" he our next President
VEL. seh 10, think the next prts;
FIJI % ~ether military na m
"'sttE wood r.. Mister PerzhIng.
or Csc the next President VIII
De 3 n'znehs man Ike Mister Ho,ver
Scn'hb nr sum other bi.nta.
ssnS0s' i!Ht myself. ned Pa
YOU are vary Numerous to.ni,. va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12
The Rhyming Optimist
ny ALiNE MICHAEI.Is.

There is a little lit o. lovin in the
winds that blow in March, send n"
clond-ships swiftly moving youdcr in
The blue sky's arch There's Il Ilttlc
M {" loving in tn" winds that hoist
me Kites where the cloud shops 20
a-rovinE on their misty, magic flights.
For u takes a vote" that's t.udc~
waking daisies from their slccn:
wooinS lilies. tall and slender: cal. q.
'nE where shy vi"lcts peep. And the
mas OF March come bringing him;
or fragrant srmmcr days. when tnr
birds are ever singing and tho b-nol;g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

Britain from its allies. and France
niue large advances that are in
c!uded IN the debt OF Italy and Rus
sla Great Britain added ahou: So
0"e.oot."o" 10 it's paper money circu-
lation. The increase in France was
nearly s6.h0p."00.n 900: in Italy. sa5cc-
00o.6o"; in Germany. $500. 900. zoe: in
Russia. $4,000. 100000. The United
states paper money circulation il
81 5oac6,o0n more than before the
war, but much ot this is Federal re
serve notes substituted in genera, use
for soid now held IN Fedora, reserve
banks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-12

Ma. imagine you calling yureseli Il
b!zncss man. Ha la, sed Ma.
We'll. we'll, scd Pa. ! got quite a
rise on; o fmy l.tte! help matt that
time. diden't I" scd Pa. What is the
matter with me for a oizress name
said Ia Doan't sit the dough? sed
Pa.
Not The way hizness men git it, said
Ma. Mister Phelps, oaver in the mex,
block, made FIVE hundred Thousand
htens last year. sed Ma
Who toaid you that" scd Pa
HIS wife ;oald me. sed Ma X she
ought to know
] find that hard 10 bc,eeve. sed Pa.
tnat is LOT Of Kali. I;ut anyway.
Sed Pa. whether she toad you the
truth or not she is in priity small!
bizness growing about money. sed Pa.
that is the iasc thing in The \,urid
ihai anybody shud ought for to feel
proud about Pa seH.
BraHes u EcenyuS are far a,oar than