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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
DEMOCRATS
HOLD GOOD
MEETING

Hmmond democrats are all set to do
battle with the republicans in the city
campaign Soon their orators will be
haranguing the multitude about "ad-
ministerinE rebukes" and wrestling
control and cleaning out the city hall"
Last night the democratic central
committee met at the offices of Ibach.
Gavit Stinson and Gavit There was
"a large attendance Of committeeman and
committeewomen and optimism was
rampant In spite of the crushing
blow of the presidential election. every
body expressed the sentiment that Ham
mond democrats were due to stage a
comeback next fall.
Frank Martin. alderman from the 9th
Ward. was chosen chairman of the or
ganizatton. William Tippe Is the new
treasurer. Tho women's organization
will select a woman for vice chairman
and Mr.. Martin was empowered to sci
ect the secretary and an advisory com
mittee of five. He viii announce his
selections later.
In speaking of his election today
Chairman Martin was confident Of dem
ocratic success if the right ticket is
nominated. Many OF the evils of our
political system grows out Of the sail-
ure of any considerable number of good
citizens taking an active interest in
politics" he said. 7 will consider that
I have performed distant public ser
vice If 1 can induce the rank and file to
an active interest in the selection of a
ticket that will be the best ever afforded
the city by any party. I solicit the sup
port of all good citizens to that end
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
(BY GEORGE r. HOLMEs)

[5TAFF coRRESpoEDENL " sERucFl
= + l,1A'' -
iesipel' ei'.o' fiaFuinE mas prae'ica''S
an bie cabinet a,d if -ocassor,. ~ -,
,,,r,,,,ro, 80. ~ ,,o,,og - ~ 49,
mon ,ybo ,,fI baetn u junction 90 ~
cbiaf ad,.iears on HIarcb
ybiIa onI,. Two ~ tbosa r,on $500
ice, doenttaI,, ana off;oiaii,, a,,,,a,,r,.,,
,harles = hughes for Sccretarv Of ~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
(BULLETINl

ftNTERNAT ONAL NEWS SERVlCEI
INDIANAPOLIS. Feb. p "A num-
Der Of unlawful and Unauthorized"
allowances were made by Otto Klause,
auditor of state. during the period from
Oct. |. 1919. to Nov. 20, 1920, ac-
cording to a report made public today
by the State Board Of Accounts. dis
closing the result of its investigation
into the affairs of the auditors Office.
Amounts totaling about $500 with
out vouchers or date" were paid to the
auditor himself, chiefly from the in
surance contingent fund. Part Of the
amount is charged to postage and
travelling"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
CARS COLLIDE;
TWO DEAD AND
5 WILL DIE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVlCEI
SHELTON. Conn. Feb. 22'--At least
two passengers are believed t. have
been burned to death H. injured are
in a hospital Derby five of them
probably fatally burned 81 injured an5
"A number Of others were slightly hurt
when two trolley cars colIded two
miles below Shelton Center this after
noon.
The cars took fire and burned furi-
ousiy. some of the passengers beiu >
trapped in the wreckage others VIII"
escaped attempted unsucccssfully to
eXtinguish the flames with snow
Local fremen were called end man
aged to get the scene over the snow
blocked road but they could do Htu1
except to assist IN getting the injured
TO the Griffin hospital
The two bodies believed to be in t1e
wrcckage were thought to be children
who were pinned in and unable 20
escape.
4 tank Of gasoline is said Is have
been in one IF the cars ana this be-
lieved TO have oeen the cause of the
quick spread of The fire
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

NH IIEIIgRHAJIoNAL 1lj NEWS sERWcEl
INDiAN NAPCLIS, Feb. % - The
3eardsley referendum bill providing
that questions of bond issues should
oe submitted to vote OF the people
n the political or municipal units af-
.ected. was saved today IN the senate
when a motion BY Senator Nedu to
stfike out The enaoting clause wa, de-
.eated by a vote OF % TO 81
The measure was made special
order Of business for ii o'clock this
morning and when it was called upon
an amendment was introduced BY SEN
ator Nedjl to exempt school corpora-
lions from the restrictions proposed
hy senator Beardsley
Senator Kline declared that the
people should have the privilege OF
determining how their money was to
be spent" and that the bin rhould be
passed without the Nedjl amendment
Senator Decker said that the schools
'n Wells county were in poor condi-
ton and that Improvement would be
impossible if the bin passed without
'he proposed change" The amendment
was adopted by a vote OF - TO 13
after which Nedjps motion to strike
'ut the enacting clause was presented
Senator Beardsley maintained that
uch a law was desired by the farmers
Of the state and that IT would pre-
vent the bonding of counties to the
per cent constitutional Limitation
against wishes of the people"
The tax payers" he said. should
have some chance to defend them
sedves"
After Senator Nedjrs first motion
was defeated, he moved to include the
senate as one Of the units in which n
referendum vote would be required.
but this motion met similar fate.
IL is said that the bill. as passed to
third reading does not affect bonds is
sued under special assessment acts.
The senate occupied a half hour in
discussing proposal by Senator HAYS
20 reduce the dog tax from So to 81.
voting to let the present tax stand
after Lieut. Gov. Branch remarked
that "a lot Of time was being wasted
over a dog" Senator Aldredge moved
90 reduce the kennel tax from 325 TO
sl5 but no votes were cast in favor
Of the motion.
Five bills were introduced in the
senate during the morning sessions
and number OF measures were ad-
vancod to third reading
The house OF representatives. Hgeen-
ed for more than an hour to the read
ing of Washington farewell address
by Representative Halan Of Warsaw.
and then plunged into mass Of pend
ing legislation. killing II bills by ac-
cepting committee reports for indenn-
lite postponement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
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:, rLvE,55,2,msZ.oEAl Rvs sEoyfcEl

fI"Tr7WhTI0NAL NrNs SFoVIcEI
WASHINGTON. Feb. p. The
United States has sent a strong note Of
protest to the League of Nations. in
sisting that this government has the
right to be consulted in the matter of
mandates. the State department an
nounced today.
The note which is understood to be
couched in strong terms. lays particular
stress upon the right Of the United
States to be consulted in connection
with the mandate over Mesopotamia.
and the mandate over the Island of
zap.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
EPISCOPALIAN


SOUTH BEND, Ind. Feb. 22.-The
council Of he northern Indiana diocese
of the Episcopal church met in Nfisha-
waka yesterday with tHe Rt Rev. John
Hazen White of this city presiding as
president. several new department.
Of the church were organized.
The council included the Rev. J.
g Rogers. Mishawaka. secretary, 6
T. Vail. Michigan city. treasurer; the
Rev Charles II. Young Howe; the
Rev f. WI Averil. lit. Wayne: the
Rev. John L. Plummer. Kokomo: the
Rev. " ]. I.ocl~on. Eikhart: the Rev.
c.. B. Cromwell, Logansport the Rev.
F. J. Barweu Walker. Laporte: the
Rev. H r. White the Rev. r. J. Long
South Bend. John N. Sweeny. J. W.
McNamee, Gary: O. Fl. True. Ham
mond; u D. Castor. TT. Wayne; Archie
Price. Marion; J. Alvin Scott, Misha-
waka. H. p. Conkey. Hammond; VIII
liam G. Elliott. South Bend. and Cos
mo c. Ellwood Eikhart
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
MAYS DEATH
ON TOBACCO
REPORT SAYS

Sales of chewing tobacco, smoking to-
bacco, cigars and cigaretts viii fall off
sharply in cities of the Calumet region
il Harry Mays. the Miracle Man" Of
New Carlisle, now located in West Ham
nond. keeps up the pace he has set.
His remarkable results in knocking
the nicotine desire from mems systems
are being heard on all sides It is be-
coming the topic of discussion wherever
men meet
one of the men. who no longer en-
Joys a juicy chew, just can't understand
how it was done. He had stDained his
back while helping move some heavy
material and had gone to the healer for
treatment
II notice that you chew tobacco" re
marked Mays casually.
Yes. I've used the stuff for good
many years" replied the patient
Let's see your plug" says Mays and
the man handed 1t over.
The healer passed his hands over the
square of tobacco and handed it back
Afte- leaving the house the patient de
cided 80 renew his quid. As he at
tempted to bite off a corner of the plug
he became sick. The very sight of the
loD2cO nauSealeU MN. Later III lHt
day he made another attempt but with
the same discouraging results. He gave
up and decided that Mays had made him
and nicotine strangers.
Similar stories are told by men who
had been invcterate smokers The
healer by simply touching a cigar pipe
or cigarette mas made it impossible for
the former slave to the habit to indulge
gain.
Sunday and yesterday a steady stream
Of visitors called at the little house on
Forsythe avenue, as persons afflicted
with various ailments sought the aid
Of Mays and his wonderful hands.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
Gary Sponge Squad"
Sets New Record

The sponge squad OF the Gary poles
department which deals with moon
sinners" and other liquor law violators
have had a record breaking month for
the % days of February according 70
figures compiled at the Gary police
station today.
More arrests have been made for liq-
uor law violations so far this month
than any previous month since tho
Nolstead act went into effect Since
the first Of the month the police hawn
arrested Al liquor violators, an aver
age ~f nanre th-- +uo Sav
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

* XttPa55
(BULLETINl

TTNTEFNATT0NA- NEN5 sEFVTCEI
NEW YORK. Feb. 22 Bernard M.
Baruch. wealthy Wall Street operator,
who served as financial agent for the
United States during the war. today
called Representative Mason Of Illinois
a damned liar" in denying charges
made yesterday by Mason on the floor
of the House of Representatives in
Washington that Baruch had manipu-
lated copper sales to the Government
10 his own profit
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
WILSON TO DEVOTE
LIFE TO PEACE

WASHINGTON. REQ. 22.-President
Wilson will devote the remainder o.
his life to working for world peace"
he told today delegation from the
Wilson club of Harvard university.
which he received at the white House.
The president received a memorial
from the students in which they ex-
pressed their purpose OF working to
perpetuate the ideals of Woodrow
Wilson" He then informed them that
he intended to devote his life to carry
ing on ~the work for humanity which
he started at the Paris peace confer
ence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
DENLY FOR
NAVY POST
IS REPORT
Herbert HOOVer'S Name Men
toned In Connection With
Commerce Berth.
fRu1LrT1Nl
ffNTERNATtONAl NEWS sFRvfcF1

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVicEI
Counting the DENLY appointment as
virtually certain, the Harding Cabinet
today stood as follows;
Secretary Of Stase-Charles Z. Hughes
Of New York.
Secretary OF war-John W. weeks, Of
MAssachusetts.
Secretary Of the rreasury-Andrew
W. Mellon, Of Pennsylvania.
Secretary Of the Navy-Edwin Den
by, Of Michigan.
Secretary Of the rnter1or-A. b. Fau,
Of New Mexico.
Secretary Of Commerce Herbert
Hoover. of California
Attorney -General-Harry NJ. Daugh-
erty of Ohio.
Postmaster-General- H hayes.
Of Indiana.
Secretary OF Henry wal
lace, of iowa.
Secretary Of Labor-James ]. Dafis,
of Pennsylvania or James Duncan Of
Massachusetts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
MOTOR RURAL CAR
RIER EXAMINATION

The United States Service Commis-
sion has announced an examination for
the county OF Lake. Indiana. to be held
at Hammond on March 26. 1921. to NIL
the position Of motor rural carrier at
Gary and vacancies that may later oc-
cur on motor rural routes from post
offices in the county named.
The salary on motor routes ranges
from $2.450 70 $2.6o0 a year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
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IiNrEPNATIoNAL news sFRv

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvIcE1
WASHINGTON. Feb. 22.-Edwin Den
by OF Detroit, born in Evansville. Ind,
who IS understood to be the probable
Secretary OF the Navy in Prestdent-elect
Hard1ng's Cabinet, is the son OF form
er United States minister to China and
has served as an enlister man in the
United states Navy and United ssates
Marine Corps.
Denby went to China in 1885 with his
father, Charles DENLY, and entered the
Imperial wartime customs service, late
returning to the United States and en-
sering the University OF Michigan and
since 1896 he has pract1ced law in De
.roit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
Bonus Question
Problem for Harding

WASHINGTON. Feb. President
olect Harding must struggle with the
problem of a bonus for ex-service men.
This was made certain today when re
publican leaders agreed that the ques-
tion Of how to raise the money for the
bonus must 60 over to the new con-
gress. to be a matter considered when
general tax revision 80 taken IN
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
CRULLET1N)
7
(BY GEORGE r. HOLINESS

~ N112J ANNF11 N To Ll-EILlRs
tsTAFF CORRESPONDENT u NJ sERWcEI
ST AUGUSTINE, Fla Feb az
Dresident-elect Harding has virtually
selected Edwin DENLY. x-congressman
from Michigan. and a prominent Detroit
republican. to be Secretary Of the Navy.
his cabinet. it was learned here to-
day Denbys appointment. if finally
consummated, viii complete the Harding
cabinet with the possible exception Of
the labor portfolio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
- cT,ARA SMITH HAMoN

H.
.s..e., r7~,re.s1, for the J. y. 50
.C,o,~rta.n+. 1921. by the L y Service
APDMORE. OKLA. Feb. 22-4 D.
sesob 4h,se With fairness in their
hearts not to look upon me a. "ol'-
~ Who paraIes her past before ~
curious merely II satisfy an inhuIla =
,.-.,-ive for notortety. ] write this as
a varnins. to butterflies blinded pY lh@
4arne Of adventure. At this moment E
can think Of no greater happiness
nan 10 have my name forgotten IN
nave it ia my power ~ 20 somew Asie n
rar away alone with God and my Soul
= cannot believe It IS too late 70
make a+onement. I am not yet thlr,y
and I cannot believe my life Is done
oa7not believe that I shall never oe
.bIa ~ face the world again with
lance rs prove ! am worthy of re-
spec4 because want tha. chance
above everything else in the world
now plead for fair play
1T isn't fair shat while l am help
less waiting for trial that I should Pc
condemned beyond my deserts nave
been pictured az 4 wanton who became
mans sweetheart for the money AMI
tg,nries he could give her I hay g
been pictured as woma0 who hear
80, from, Ma wife and
,4 ,,.a--+o have these
ehliNl ii +-,a Those
taings sAiu .ho-a ,-hc IL.
VINO Nho" ,-a7, NO. are not
0n1Fie'luiS =
true.
II there IS one thins can say
pride. Il is that nave
parasite woman. I have worked har1
for every Ply or happiness
in my life. W'sNeo SIG ~ A'ue ri
the man l loYea Whl4e ne 4iislNo
fortune
helped MIN rs he climed step by
s4ao in his career I do not say this
uytth bitterness. do not begrudga
nv labors eor him. | loved him then
ana wished n5 greater happines+
taan to work for him. He had been
the only man in my life.
49,, -. ,,ssrs was With him !
7,,.--,rias had comforts.
-, he1 va travelled. We stopped at
a hataI. ar5 III New York and
s-,t STAYED At fashionable
NJ t,osa familiar with my
.rso,o-5 l-,o,v that did TOT
- .--o,, o,r,fo-ts here.
Co.'s. , NO. hin,
vas o"is II III
he trleu n ~ nte+. ~ !
gule me Win s.bool
"oTlo-Wlse man e-I'u - oa,dy y
srl Win ttos ,n,r~s tb.t
9la',,d annaal - girl Of thar age. but
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
CHILD KILLED IN
ONE FOOT FALL

The funeral of Arthur Anderson. 3
year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Anderson. S2I Carolina street, Gary,
whose neck was broken in fall from
little wagon sunday afternoon. was
held at the residence this afternoon.
Burial occurred at Chesterton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
(RuLLETINl

GREENWICH, Conn, FEB. Y. =
William F. McCombs. former chairman
of the Democratic committee. who
managed the first presidential cam
paign of Woodrow Wilson, died here
today Of heart disease.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
STORY Of
ROMANCE
Absorbing
Woman Tells Past As Warn
ing To But
terfIieS.

fEprToR's EpTE-on March ~
4. nttIe courthouse Mt Ardn'efe'
Clara smith HanaOn' VIII 90 on
On charge Of having murceisu
Hamou. multi millionaire OIL HA"
/. prominent aSure in okinho oIhA
ticn. Mrs. HamOn hns
story for the InternationAi Ne's
Ice. Ii Will ne carried In tNo
mentR. The second tnStnlinlFnt -
e-rr4ad tomorro4v)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

/ PORTER county this week is sending
out a carload of corn for the relief OF
/ the European sufferers and the shipment
viii be filmed
BANK Examiner II M Johnson IS
home for the holiday from Indianapolis
Tho examiners Of course. have nothing
to do on Washington's birthday
". G. PAXTON has returned from
Rensselaer, where he visited his brother
William, who Is quite III with rheuma-
tism
THERE viii be no drop in the prices
Of candy. according to the statement
given out BY the Indiana candy manu-
facturers this week at indianapolis.
i. HOWARD Of the East Hammond
garage is sporting a new Liberty Sedan
which he purchased this week from the
East Side Garage.
Hammond's allotment Of prohibition
gents are on the sob again after spend
ing the week and raiding stills and also
booze parlors around Terre Haute-
THE restaurant of the Hotel Nice is
the latest addition to the Unfair" list
and husky picl1ets now tread the side
walk III front
milton DERMEDY who is back in
Hammond again has leased the Bereolos
lot at Sibley street and Calumet avenue
and viii put in a gasoline and oil nj
ling station.
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SAYS lhaI Dui gar ~ ~ s
as nlei1 anu 80 ~ p5.,''.' -, r,,r
pans ~ - -, ~ tan
wv eIectI iiRh1 fo's7 r. i1'''
ana ~ s.lsels ~, -l,eq
oy TueN 9NiDss ~ al.i III
state Llhe street o'ooNi"e
7eNeral hour'
PROF. y 6. keane who conducts nc
dancing hi hooi y VII 'Ipi.50ii Du-l'.i'iE
H recovering ilieeis iloii W - 'l''o'.
Wtich NJ
the Mercy hospl1ai IN ''aIS
All tbat st7,es about Frank Martin
neins 2 eandidate oF Mayor : Dun
frank says nc IL II ene iedi
moss and nrcfers that to anything else
right now.
SENATOR JAMES r. " a looN ol
Indiana has pee3 quite III In Florlda
where ne Il az present Dut cNpec's If
attend the sp1eidi session II eohsi inf
II April
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printers VII Isi1Ss 70 slsh any 1o''
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
NEDjL GETS
SUM FOR
HAMMOND
First Step By Indiana Taken
For Wolf Lake
HarbOr.
LlNrERnArIonAL NEMs sERvlcEI

INDIANAPOILs. Ind. Feb. 22.-By
vote Of SO to o, the Indiana senate yes
terday afternoon passed the Nejel
resolution approving an appropriation
by the state OF $4,000 to pay for
survey for tho proposed Wolf La&s
harbor at Hammond
Favorable actlon IS expected in the
lower house on the Ne1dl joint resolu-
tiOn by the senate, which provides
for the appointment of two persons
TO meet with simila rcommlttee from
Illinois to make plans for the cor
structlon OF an inner harbor near Wolf
Lake at Hammond and Whiting and
Chicago. The resolution carries an
appropriation og $4,000 tc pay the
expenses Of -he commission.
The specific and deficiency appro-
priation bills. carrying an aggregate
total Of more than $4,000 900 probably
viii be acted upon tomorrow by the
senate as committee OF the whole.
The bills were reported yesterday by
the senate finance committee with
minor amendments.
WRIGHT DEFENDS POLICY.
L. II. Wright director o. the stata
highways commission. who was charg-
ed last week by the state board Of az.
counts with being responsible for in
efficiency and -7ismanasement in tia.
administration ot the affairs OF .ne
roads body, defended himself end tho
commission ut a public hearing last
night. The meeting at which Wright
appeared was arranged by farmer
members OF the house of representa-
tives
The director declared that the In-
diana highways commission had been
operated more economically than sim
iar bodies in ether states. and tha.
the entire report of the state board
Of accounts IS misleading"
The house OF representatives today
was awaiting the report OF the roads
committee IN the bill fixing a tax lew
for the support Of the highway com.
mission.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22
Did You
Hear That

THE Walter Eggerts OF Michigan
city we're Hammond visitors for the
weekend.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

z. J. THEDENS Of the Haskan d
Barker Co. of Michigan city was here
on business yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

THE price or hair cuts has dropped
from 50 to 40 cents and shave prices
from e5 10 90 cents in indianapolis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

ALL through trains from the East
passing through Hammond. show evi-
dences of the Big snow storm and biz
zard which swept the East yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

Delivered by TINES carrier. 5c>~
ser month: on streas Rnd at navvs
asahdS, &c pcs copy. back nun
hers, So per COPY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

PORTER county this week is sending
out a carload of corn for the relief OF
the European sufferers and the shipment
viii be filmed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

BANK Examiner II NJ Johnson IS
home for the holiday from Indianapolis
Tho examiners of course, have nothing
to do on Washington birthday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

". 9. PAXTON has returned from
Rensselaer, where he visited his brother
William, who Is quite III With Theuma-
usm
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

Hammond's allotment Of prohibition
gents are III the sob again after spend
ing the week and raiding stills and also
booze parlors around Tcrre Haute-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

j. HOWARD Of the East Hammond
garage. is sporting a new Liberty Sedan
which he purchased this week from the
East Side Garage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

ARRESTS have been made in connec-
tion With Kokomo's Country club party
which was characterized BY the Rev.
". T. Arnold, speaking from his pulpit
as "a feast rivalling those Of Belshaz-
In the days of old. The preacher
declared that liquor flowed like water
At the banquet and that many of Ko-
1omo's elite we're sprawled on the coun-
try club grounds completely under its
influence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

THERE will be no drop in the prices
Of candy, according to the statement
given out BY the Indiana candy manu-
facturers this week at indianapolis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

THE restaurant of the Hotel Nee is
the latest addition to the Unfair" list
and husky picl1ets now tread the side
walk III front
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

Snow or rain toniEhti unsettled,
colder Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-22

TOO many mothers send their daugh-
ters 10 school dressed as If they We're
going 10 a party I am sick Of the
namby-pamb wishy-washy parents who
whine that their children have too much
night studying to do" We're criticisms
made BY L. y Hines, state head Of in
struction at Il parent-teachers meeting
in Tcrre Haute last night