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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

In the District Cuuri. County Of Bemalnlo.
state u New Mexico.
Henry hramlett dr, a Minor, BY Melissa
collins. General Guardian. fisniiiL
".
Adam Rriuslsy. Philip Martin. Mrs. Mamie
Murray and al unknown heirs 81
Anderson hrinkley and an unknown per.
SONS clainiug right Or title adverse TO
Plaintiff, Defendants.
NOTICE. or SUIT.
To Adam hfinkiey, Philip Martin. Mrs.
% Anderson hrintiv, aud an unknovn
psrsuns rlnlmine right Or title adverse 10
flainum psfeadants.
Non and each of you are hereby Notified
that the above named plaintiff has flied q
suit %aeaiust yoa In ne above enuued court,
in which BE- ashs Cor the establshment u
Inc piniHuna gtatq against any aud all %
- IA Soc. 81 a. 20 A. H. 4 ~. N. AZ. A..
100 Acrss situate iu hefnaiilio Cpunty,
NV Mesicp, also lots ~, - aud 70, Block
lio, University Heights Addition 90 the
CITY 81 San Diego. County - San Dicro.
state u California. aud that defendana 10
required 20 80 ierth The nature % their
claima aud that an adsers. claims o. the
defendants b. determined b. decree 81 said
-purt end that bY sald decree lf o. declared
and adludsld that plaintiff is the owner Of
titled % She possession thereof aud that
defendanis and zach u them be harrsd and
forever ~ssioppsd from having or claiming
any rigtt 90 tile 20 the said promises Al
verse 10 tho plaintiff. aud that piainuffa
uue thereto De- forever quietsd and set a.
rect and you are notified that uniss you
enter or cause 10 Be entered your appearance
in said cause on Or before the 18th day %
Judy. 1921. tho plaintiff will apply 90 tho
court for the relief demanded in the com.
plant and VII take judgment against you
ly default
riainnmt attorney DO J Iamison. o.
30 aud posiofnes, Aiauguerqus, New
Mexico.
FRIED JR0LLoTr.
Cuuuiy Clerk.
hr HARRY y LEE Deputy.
MayatJuueTttf "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

MONDAYS REsUITs.
American League.
Neu Norl a. n,trnlf 4

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE New
Nurk Yankees continued their hitting
aud made u three straight from
Detroit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

81 Louis. Iuue ~ - Louis
wou It's tenth straight victory. defeat
iuE Now York.
nv iuuIuvg. u II q
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

DON'T s"-TOR WISHING
Don't wish YOU could fnd a nm rnd A
rsnt-keni he. ~
non't Wish you could ssn your home
HOWL
,.hy using the uerald'a Classified Columns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

PHILADELPHIA. June IL Harris.
pitching aud hitting proved too much
for &c. louis and Philadelphia evened.
the ssilDt
by Innings ". II. g.
sf. Louis U01 nna 0IO=a q
Philadelphia 600 O0G Ell . 9
titttorirs. Richmond. Burw.li and
Cuilits. Harris and psrkluf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

The WitchiuF Hour" aald 60
Do "a story that attempts to settle "a
humber Of mufa. problems and does
n in "a moai CONVINCING way. Is star
rims Elliott Dexter. who 10 supported
by "a strong east. Whether tho mun
who haH murde- Ia hia heart but not
d courago To kiil Is as bad as the
man who actually kills: whethpr the
care player who has a ability to
guess his o~pponeut'a hand d. aa bad
AS a tcllow who slows them bel hs
sla@se az a few ~ The questions that
up Tor HettlcmcnL. The story.
by ~ clever aud quick action. lays
the1e scencn be.ore The mnm lI.ell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

Fer the last time today. Conway
Tearle Ia playing in 'nucking ths
Tiger, cast In the role that is 81
relifiible 10 men and women alike
that Of the aIirtocratic ne'or-do-well.
liylnE away from his own Kind. a
nont halantly generous soldier or sor-
tune willing 60 racrifloe hia life FOR
"a generous Impulse, a courageous
lover who fights Tot his ife against
na infurintcd rival The story ~ laid
ia u north country. With now aud
Thea a scene laid in civilization. hut
its great gup aud power De- in ths
plot ltaaii. when b. bir. human and
real.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

HoSTON. Jun. IA Chicago Jump
,d uu Jones' iu the first inning with
two out aud mad five runs defeating
Boston.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

In the District CunrL County % Bemalllo,
state of New Mesico.
Henry hramlett Ir, a Minor. BY Melissa
Collins. Ocurral Guardian. rlsintil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14
At the Theaters
Today
Lyric

Lyric
The Associatsd First National at
traction when boasts the greatest of
European ssnrr In ita lead i'oia
Negri~and a cast OF 5000 actors. a
display that SURPRISES anything on
the screen for the year. IL Passion"
which a opened an enlargement az
the Lyric theater. ~ s. tho story Of
the loves % Du Barry. the famous
french queen Of history who rose
from u position in the obscure ranks
10 nocicty 10 the place 81 the woman
hehind the throne The spectacle az
produced 81 the screen b. "a stu
pendoas one. showing an uprising Of
the people against the lnIustioes %
the French court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-14

Adam nriualey. Philip Martin. Mrs. Mamie
J. Murruy aud al unknown heirs 81
SONS claiming rtrht or title adverse 10
Plaintiff. Defendants.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

the tremendous volume OF transient
motor traffic Bridges and culvorts
should be painted white guard rails
should be put up advance warning
signs. special danger signs as needed.
removal Of trees and bushes and other
distractions to a clear view. oil these
things We have in mind We appeal
To the public for help in these mat
tiers We want the cooperation Of
all business and civic bodies in the
county. Pass resolutions 70 that ef-
feet II you want speaker, let US
know 4 subcommittee was appoint
cd and viii meet again next Thursday
evening at Ed Bohlinss office TO de-
eide upon details for carrying on: TIM
project This committee is composed
Of Oscar A Ahlgren or Whiting; Joe
Brown Of Crown Point; Cylde Cleve-
land of Hammond: J C. Dorman or
Gary: n K Groves of East Chicago.
This IS BY no means a closed affair
said Chairman Schaaf. as we welcome
and are anxious TO have suggestions
from any one who IS interested and
VIII help This does not mean just
the men either. we need and want the
help Of the ladies individually and
through their organizations
The road making OUTFIT No Of the
Association Is hard at work checking
the marking Of the Ade Way. the Jack
son Highway II N c. Trait and the
Liberty Way The Dunes Highway has
just been marked from the state line
east TO beyond the town Of Millers ana
A. s Hess OF Gary, president Of the
Indiana Dunes Highway Association is
supervising the erection Of large
sign which the association is putting
up at that point explaining that the
route OF the Dunes Highway when built
leaves the present main road and fol-
lows practically the present line Of
telephone poles 70 Michigan City.
Touring service free to members is
the present Office Of field secretary,
W. H Williams of the Hoosier Asso-
cation and other points Will soon he
equipped with at least ordinary tour
ing Information The membership or
the general committee SO far amour
ced IS As follows.
In Hammond. the work Viii at pres
ent be handled entirely by Nowmans
garage Indiana Harbor. Chezmans gar
age, Gary, Firth Avenue Garage; Ho-
bart Nickel Plate Garage: Deep Riv-
or. Wood and Son. Highlands. Grim
ners Garage: Dyer, Fitch Bros: Mer-
rilvilIe Walter Bros Brunswick.
Schroeder and Sons; Crown Point.
Ciaussen and Meeker; Lowell by the
Main Garage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
BUS LINE
ATTACHED
BY SHERIFF

The Heintz bus line has been oht
Of commission for TWO days. Sheriff
Hit Olns has charge If the three bis
cs while eight men formerlys employed
as drivers are waiting for Fred Heintz
to come across With back wages amount
ing to over $500
The sheriff seized the rolling stock
yesterday after Attorney Fred Barnett
had 1led a complain for Edward Bar
mes in the superior court AT Hammond
demanding s144.75 wages for labor as
driver since Jolly since then the
other drivers have added their claims
TO the original complaint.
Barnes said he had been working at
$3.50 per day and that Mr. Heintz had
asked him 10 wait for Ills money un-
til the business was gong better. The
other men some Of whom have claims
almost as large as Mr. Barnes. tell
the same story.
They say that they collected an aver
age Of sl7 per day IN fares and turn
ed the money over Ia Heintz each eve
ming The complaint alleged that
Heinlz was about u seil the buses
and for that reason writ of at
taehment was asked The writ vas
issued and served BY the sheriff At
once The boys made a proposition to
out their wages each night with part
Of the back wages but the defendant
did not accept It.
The line q Chicago was operated one
day and hauled only few passengers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
MOTORISTS
COMMITTEE
HOLDS MEET

what do you mean. Lake county
branch Of a regular automobile or
ganization- Well II you could only
have heard r f Shaaf and his gen
eraI committee from every part of
Lake county enthusiastically discussing
plans and ways and means last night
at tho Hammond Chamber of Com
mercc through the courtesy Of the
Northern States Life Insurance com
pany YOU would realize that there is
now a regular Hoosier motor organ
ization established with all sorts or
service right now available aud all
any motorist has 70 do to get that
service - 70 join There are 10 ser
vice stations in this territory includ-
ing the one at Valparaiso and at Mich
gan City and that means delivery Of
Easolue tow in service and first aid
mechanical service to our members
free Of charge for the service within
five miles Of any station and a reas-
enable mileage charge beyond that. II
means that when YOU arc in Chicago
they Will extend to you their service
and when their members are over here
we ara going to take care Of them &C
cording to NJ E Nohlet. manager Of
the Hoosier State Automobile Asso-
cation Legal service free to mem
hers n matters Of state and city mo-
ter regulations VIII be given
But get this. 4 big safety nrst cam
paign. a thorough systematic accident
prevention campaign was decided upon
hy the general committee last night
This means that survey by streets
and roads throughout the county is to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
SCHOOL BOARD SELLS
HALF MILLION BONDS
Work of Building Wings to
Industrial High School
a Third Completed.

The board Of education at its Arst
August meeting sold i've hundred and
Twenty-Five $1,000 bonds to Halsey-
Stuart d Co. Chicago brokerage
Arm. obtaining a premium Of approx
imatcly $500 which is the highest pre-
MUM made in tho state rscently. The
bends are from one 20 twenty years at
six per cent
The s525.ooo obtained b. the sale or
bonds viii be used 70 pay the cost IF
the additions and new equipment az
the Industrial high school About a
third of the work has been completed
and by the hrst OF October portion
Of the new space Will be available
The additions to the Quilting which
vii noublc its capacity. include class
rooms IL boratories. cafeteria a large
aunitorium, boys gymnasium; swim
ming pool ann study halls. RAv-ley
Brothers Of Chirsgo have tho general
rontraet ann J p. Croak Of Hammond
the plumbing rontrait
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
THIS IS BUSY SEASON FOR
HAMMOND SCHOOL BOARD

confidently expect some interesting
games Of this popular sport.
girls physical director viii be Miss
Katherine Norris who for the past
two years was supervisor Of physical
training in the schools Of Decatur,
III In the selection Of those exe
lently prepared instructors the schooi
authorities are providing competent
service for the splendid gymnasiums'
one each for boys ami girls Whleh
Will form a part of the addition thae
,s now in process Of construction az
the high school The general super
visor Of physicval training in the
grade buildings will be Mrs. Maude
Reynolds who had charge Of the siris
physical culture at the high school
last year She is graduate Of
Northwestern University and for sew
eral years was supervisor Of physical
culture in the Wichita. Kans schools.
hooks ON SALE AT SCHOOL
A,,on.r the innovations which have
been mad by the present school ad-
roinistration VII he the handling OF
the text books at the school buildings
Tbe unsatisfactory way in which
school books have been sold hereto
me bookstore, etc. caused the school
hoard To take advantage of the pro
visions If the text book law which
nersits the books TO be sold by n"
school authorities. The required
books Will be kept for sale at the
several school buildings. In addition
TO the sale OF new books a plan of eN-
change and sale OF secondhand books
has been adopted. whereby pupils may
dispose Of discarded books now In use
In the schools Second hand books in
good condition only VIII he accepted
for exchange and all books will be
thoroughly disinfected before offered
for sale at greatly reduced prices
schools viii open Tuesday morning
September 6 Principals viii be at th'
buildings from September in order
to enroll pupils and SCH text hooks
The High school VIII be open week
early for enrolment and al hiSh
school pupils WA be expected TO COM
plete their selection Of courses and ar
rangement Of programs before the
opening Gay erintendent Monroe
has called teachers meetings for Fri
dway and Saturday precedine the
opening If schools EHerythlng is in
readiness for a successful school year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

children Mrs Martin was formerly
Miss Laura Beck Mrs. Algire is the
ONO delegate TO the W e. T. L. ma
tional convention at san Francisco. and
viii leave for California shortly
Mr. and Mrs Robert F. Duncan and
daughter Mildred viii leave the first
of the week for Fort Wayne Ind. for
a two-weeks' vacation.
The Germania club viii have family
evening sunday night August 14th.
There will be dancing and games, AMI
good attendance IS expected
Mrs George KINGSTON and Miss Media
Eidner charmingly entertained at Il
miscellaneous shower last evening for
Miss Anna Weber, who IS soon to be-
come bride. The function was given
at the home Of Miss Fidner on Douglas
avenue. and the evening was spent
with music and games Bunco was
played and the prizes awarded 10 Mrs.
Kingston Mrs DeNoif and Miss Edna
In conclusion dainty
were served Miss Web
Der received many beautiful and use
full gifts from the following Misses
Peg sawyer. Eilcne Sanders Mary
Johnston, Daisy Emery Edna schwartz
zentrad and the Mesdames Ethel
Towne. Vera Schmidt. Gladys Walker.
DeWoIf. Eidner Kingston Miss Ed
ner and Miss Weber
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

IN all gents do 1T an carly date NJ.
Groves + repnted to be quite wealth.
and The family VIII no doubt he gre At
addition 70 the business and social LIE
OF our city Mr. Tate and family VIII
remain citizens Of Crown Point and H.
win devote hts time 81 tile insurance
business
Mss porotn, croweu Is hu.ae d
tenn porary position at the Interstate
Public service COS. during the absence
ef the regular book keeper Miss Anna
Nolan.
Mss Lillian schmidt was called
homo from her vacation trip 70 Sagn-
tuck. Michigan on account of the
death Of her grandmother. Mrs. susan
ma Schmidt She arrived nome on FRI
day
Or Raymond Morton OF Hobart was
in Crown Poirt on business on Friday.
Mrs Florence Thomas submitted 10
an operation for the removal OF her
tonsils on Friday morning The op-
GRAFTON was performed at Lowell by
Or. John Iddings-
Deputy Prosecutor Thomas and fam
uv VIII become residents Of Crown
Point next week. having recently com
pleted a beautiful new home on East
street The Thomas formerly lived
in Hammond but the change q loca-
tion was made by Mr.. Thomas on ac-
count ~ his interests being centered
in crown Point.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

II has been a busy summer with the
Hammond school officials The sue
ccssfui sale OF the $4,000 bond issue
uith premium o f$5.s0o assures the
completion Of the additions and alter
ations at the Nigh school building
Two classrooms and gymnasium
have been added each 30 the Lincoln,
LAFAYETTE and haywood schools which
wiz take care If the congeated en-
rollraents st these schools The gym
nassunas viii make K possible 70
carry on q more extensive physical
education program than has been pos
sible heretofore II Is also the inten-
ton 70 use these rooms. which are
large and commodious S. feet by so
feet. for promotion If visual education
by the installation Of moving pictures,
etc
The ne~ Kenwood school district
has been cut out OF the large districts
Of the Washington and wallace
schools. The school board has dennso
tbe limits Of the kenwood school as
Highland street on the north ana
Harrison street on the east. All grade
nunils below the seventh grade there
fore living south Of the mlf0le
r4ighland street and west of the mid
die Of Harrison street VIII attsna SOL"
1xenuood school When ii is dehnlte-
i, decided that the Hessville cistrlet
shall become part Of Hammond d
large number Of pupils who nave
haretofore attended the Edison schoo!
v.i1 be transferred 70 the keuwood
school. thus relieving a congested con
ait.on in Che new addition TO the city
The school board however, Will re-
coive no pupils from the Hessviile
district until the courts have acted IN
the matter finally
The athletic situation at the high
school will be changed by the election
az afr Paul Kelsay As boys physical
director and athletic coach MI KEEL
saw "a graduate ST Eariham college
an dior the past four years has been
athletic coach at Iaporte. Ind He
vas highly recommended for the posi-
ZION mere Nv A. l.. Trester. secretary
~ The stat eHish school Athletic
board who lis also superintendent ~
The Iaporte schools Mr. kelsay viii
roport for duty September ]. and " III
Begin 10 round up matters Tor sue
cessfal season IN excellent football
schedule has been prepared and all
\, no arc Interested IN athletics may
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
CHICAGO MAN
HAS BAD LUCK

Luck frowncd on sam Sheager. eoi
Lawrence avenue. Chicago and his son
Robert twice yesterday. The Slrst
scowl came when the auto in which
they we're riding on indianapolis eoule
ward early this morning crashed lnts
a telephone pole damaging IT severe.
~ and causing each q the men TO SUI
fer cuts about the head The other
dirty look came when they were at
Dr Timms office IN whiting While
the doctor was dressing the wounds,
thief stole lot Of hosiery from the
damaged machine
The accident was caused b. the eld-
or Sheager. who was driving. being
blinded by the lights OF an auto ap-
preaching from the opposite direction.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
ANNA WAS FLAT. :"

Anna Winborn colored. Of Piumner
ave. Hammond. spent the night In
jain last night for--is II the third
time? anyway, she was picked VI on
the corner Of Plummor and Morton
court in an intoxicated and noisy con-
dition She admitted in court this
morning that she was absolutely fat.
Judge All aint got a dimo-nct one
dime.
Special Judge 4 Z Tinkham dis
charged her upon her promise TO leave
town within a weeks time Her hus
band Ed Winborn. IS at present out
on bond pending his trial for assault
with intent TO Nil He was arrested
with Ed Mays. another Piummer ave.
negro. after the pair had engaged IN
a shooting affair.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
SOUTH BEND RAID

Harry Mathers. federal prohibition
agent stationed at South Bend, made
another catch yesterday. according TO a
report received from him By Chief
Simons at Hammond thismornins
Mathers with the aid Of south Bend
police raided the saloon Of John 7.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
Personal and
Social News


Harry Vom Bruch. who was 50 popu-
lar when ne held revival meetings at
the Baptist church about two years
ago. VIII preach at both The morning
ana evening services at that church to-
morrow.
Mrs J. e. Graves Of c4rron street
has just returned from q visit with
friends and relatives in OceoIa, Iowa.
The w. n a. picnic VIII be held at
tho cottage Of Mr. Charles Hubbard
a Deep River ora Tuesday. August Is.
All members thar expect to 40 Will
please meet at the CORNER 81 Fayette
and Holman streets Tuesday morning
a. O'Clock With weIl-hlled baskets.
as very enjoyable lime has been
planned for them n any Of the mem
beers VINO have autos VIII donate them
L. take the ladies' 70 the cottage. their
aindness Will be greatly appreciated.
Miss Irene Petrie of Williams street.
who has been visiting in st Louis for
three weeks VIII return home tomor-
row
The meeting Of the Executive BOARD
Of the Iea4ue of Women Voters was
held last evenine at which time they
decided 70 conduc; an intensive cam
paign to bring before the people the
Importance Of helms well informed in
reference 10 the thirteen constitutional
amendments which are to be voted pu
on in the special election SEPTEMBER 6.
4 series 81 neighborhood meetings have
been planned with Informed and inter-
esting speakers. announcements Of
which will be published at an early
little daughter was born to Mt
and Mrs George Callahan of Doty
Roy Gundv and his sister. Mrs II H
Weaver, and little daughter Of Fran
eesville. are the guests of Q e. Grow
and family Of Rensselaer, Tor a short
-
Mrs n T. Fleek Of state street Is
spending the weekend with friends
and relatives in Michigan city.
H p. Kuppcrs OF Rensselaer, was
here on business Thursday
M and Mrs Newton Hembrof and
dauehter virsene. who have been vaca-
OF weeks have Joined Mr.. and Mrs
" J. McAleer and daughter Marion en-
route for Canada. where they viii
Hammond next week
bernard Petrie leaves tomorrow 10
spend his vacation at Jacksonville. H..
with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jennings and
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Bell and daughter
Grace attended the Pageant yesterday.
REGULAR meeting this evening at the
]. O. O. = Hall. All members Of the
degree stan are requested to be pres
eat for practice.
Mrs ]. Schroeder Of Chicago avenue
very delightfully."- entertained yesterday
"a a birthday party N her honor. Her
home was beautifully decorated with
garden flowers and a dainty two-course
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

Mandich. At 1929 E. Woyne street 4
gallon jug Of moons,hine and = quart
bottle fun Of the same stun were
fnnnd ON the premIses.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
FOG LATE TO CLASSIFY

Brindle Bull Pup White points
one year old Long ears and tail.
Return a. 30 Webb at or phone Ham
mond ill9-R- S-13-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

Mrs Anna Warner is again at her
home ass 15oth street in the dress
inc business. coma and cali SIPS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
Been Have Smallest Flats.

The smallest apartment houses are
those occupied by bees. In a cubic
foot Of honeycomb there are about
q DOn coils
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS "ADS"
II you want your
HEMSTITCHING

done right. have Mrs. Miller. 1ss state
St. do ii for you Phone 1890. Open
evenings. o-f-4mo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

Mr. and Mrs Walter Newlin and Nj.
and Mrs Guy BurTert motored down
to the Kankakee River to spend the
week END
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

Mr. and Mrs Myron Tow ne Of Con
key avenue left today for Unionyille.
Mo. for two weeks vacation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

Dorcas Rehekah Lodge will have a
regular meeting this evening al the
]. o 0. = Hall All members Of the
degree staff are requested 10 be pres
eat for practice
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-13

Eernard Petrie leaves tomorrow to
spend his vacation at Jacksonville. H.,
with friends and relatives