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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-19
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state street residence; See W. J. A.
MOlsberEer. 500 Columbia ave Ham
mond. Open evenings. 11:1S:2
FOR SALE-Best resident lot in Ham
mond- Phone 1886 Hammond 1919
$50 Wooster, @. 11:9
CASH BUYERS waiting for business
es. properties. farms, etc. Quick sale,
confidential, efficient service Write
for terms Give description and price.
Chicago Business &, Realty Exchange,
327 SO. LaSalle st. Chicago 11.19
FARMERS-For brass tack facts about
the best all-round progressive. irri-
gated district CU. S. Project) write
today Farm Bureau, Las Cruces. n.
FOR SALE-Bargain in S room house.
Al condition. electric light. furnace
y acre, in Lansing, Ill Easy terms.
John Ramohurst. Lansing, III f1.19:23
TWENTY ACRES CONVENIENT CHI
CAGO. $4,000 BUILDINGS; TEAM
COWS
Calves, poultry. gas engine, Fnple-
ments, vehicles tools included equip
ment valued $500; easy walk RR town
all black loan tillage: wire fenced
pasturage; 20 apple, 20 cherry trees,
1000 strawberry plants large profits
from berries alone; good Groom house.
piazza. cement cellar; fine barn, End
barn, new garage. granary, cream and
poultry houses, etc. To- settle affairs
all $500. part cash, easy terms Rare
opportunity this splendid section. Visit
spection urged. Catalog free Harry
p Hodsden, 254 Valparaiso st. Val
paraiso. Ind. 1l:l9
FOR SALES acre farm. good build
ings. 10 miles south of Hammond. Si
600. half cash Have several others
from 20 to 240 acres. See RI. Hechler,
1884 Jefferson st. phone 1103-J Ham
mond. 11:19:2
When you pay rent you are buying
a home for your landlord. Small pay
ment down and suall monthly pay
ments will buy a home for yourself.
Now is the time to invest I have
several l. and room modern bun
galows at almost your own terms See
me before buving elsewhere.
II. HECKLER
1t34 Jefferson st., phone 1881 Ham
mond l1:l9:3
FOR SAI.E-New 4 room bungalow on
Madison near Kenwood. Modern
throughout small first PAYMENT and
easy monthly terms Merritt D. Metz,
phone 4216-w 1920 Hammond 1873
FOR SALF-Six room cottage. electric
tights gas hot water, corner two lots.
very suitable for suhdiyidng for light
hskpg Money maker for right PARTY.
Price $4,000. Terms. $50 Walter St.
Hammond. ll:l9
FOR SAILS room modern bungalow,
cast side. near Calumet, $500 cash.
balance like rens Price $500. f.
l. Wyman. phone 6S9eHammond II ~
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE-Farm or trade for Ham-
mond real estate. Call phone 6l4
hammond between 3 and 6 p. m. 11:14
FOR SALE OR RrNT-Eight room
house electric light. gas and furnace.
80 Iorrence ave, Hammond 1t:12:2
FOR SALE have SIX good buys now
for quick sale in modern homes.
fholle 3t44 Hammond. 11:14:6
FOR SALE-Quickly, list your proper
" With US. Workers building AS
soclatlon phone $3.50 Hammond. 11.14:6
FOR SALIs-40 acres partly wooded
good truck and fruit land near Ridge
Road Address Owner. care Times
Hammond 11.1s e
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rooms furnished for hSkpg. no OBJ
5ectio to one or two children. 519
Michigan ave, Hammond 11:19
FOR RENT-Three nice clean rooms
for light hskpg. 25S Indiana avenue
Hammond. l1:19
FOR RENT Two room modern apart
ment with private bath, furnished
for hskpg. Suitable for couple call
at $50 Oak st. or phone 1860 Ham
mond. 1913
FOR REsNT-Furnish i've room low
en- fiat. gas. electric and stove heat.
Five minutes walk to Minas store. very
reasonable Apply 500 Ash St. Ham
mond. 1fI9:$
FOR RIsNT-Thrce room suite heat.
gas electric phone and laundry ~
Webb ST.. Hammond lf:I9:2
FOR RENT . or & furnished front
rooms for hskpg.. modern convenience
2S2 Plummer ave. Hammond 11:19
FOR RENT-3 and room apt. furn
for hskpg Flee. and bath close in
SO. l52nd St. phone 5000 Ham. 1873
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
two men. Do own cooking So 345
Johnson ST, Hammond l1.l9:2
FOR REN'F-Furnished front room
steam heat, on Webb St Call 1lO9-R
Hammond 1119:9
FOR RENT-WeIl furn. and newly dec
Grated light hskpg rooms good neigh
borhood. 1927. 18th ST. phone 567-I
Fast Chicago. 11:19
FOR RENT room furn cottage at
ia Russell St Cali sunday, Ham
rnond. 11.1Q
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY.
| FiAMMOND-Times Ofhce. Hammond BLDG Phone
| 3lOO. f S. Bourne Drug Store us Calumet Ave,
| Phone 1885,
| WHITING-Whtns New. Co.. 524 II9sh ST.. PhoOo
I36W.
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WANTED-An exp. paster by Mickey
Battery Co. 700 Exchange ave East
Chicago. Ex-serviee men preferred
1852
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WANTED-Man who can invest two
thousand dollars in local financial
company, following investment with
services at good salary. Address B-91.
care Times. Hammond. 11:1S:2
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-2 coy rooms for licht
hskpg-. 50 per week. centrally loca-
ted Inquire -32 Indiana ave. phone
aug Hammond 11:19:tf
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WANTED Experienced janitor, white
or colored. Address B-SS. care Times
Hammond. 1t:1S:tf
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WANTED-Plasterers for open shop
work Write B-9o, care Times. Ham
mond- 11:IN:4
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FOR RENT or neatly furn rooms
for light hskpg. These are all mo-
dern- 1928 Drummond ST. Ind ana
Harbor 11:IS.2
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WtANTET-I.aundrv solicitor. must
own trEcN. Meinberg's Sanitary Laun-
dry. I7S Michigan ave. Ham. I1:IS.2
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AUTO PAINT SHOP
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-Married couple
small apartment or hskpg- rooms
Address c. r Caldwell 1912 Cottage
Grove ave. Apt. *. Chicago. III. 1919
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s"0R RENT Rooms for light hskpg..
modern. with private bath. All Bar-
ing ave. East Chica gy. 11.1S:2
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FOR RENT rooms with two beds
for hsTpg- 52S Logan st. Also furn.
hskng rooms. one small single. So two
rooms 81 per week 1SS Plummer ave
phone 1918 Hammond. 11:1S:tf
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FOR RENTING or three heated
rooms furnished for hskpg.. no OBJ
lection 10 one or two children. 519
Mlchigan ave. Hammond 1l.lA
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FOR RENT furn rooms for light
hskpg steam heat. 3445 Michigan
ave, Indiana Harbor. 11:lS:S
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FOR RFNT-Large room, steam heat
hot water and writing desk near
school. two school teachers preferred.
Phone East Chicago 549-L1. 1915 Ma
goun ave, End fiat East Chicago.
11.1S.2
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$1,000 4 DAY EASILY EARNED
Seven bar boxes assorted soaps. Chris
tmas perfumes, combination Christmas
boxes. selling like hot cakes Men.
women. 100 per cent profit, OLD es-
tahlished firm. Ctrofts & Reed Co..
Chicago. 11:19
WANTED-ARents TO advertise our
goods and distribute free samples to
consumer, 9oc per hour. Write for
full particulars American Products
Co AIS American Bldg. Cincinnati.
Ohio 1919
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
HARD TIME SALE

HARD TIME SALE
Must Sacrifice Cars.
Lexington Roadsters.
Chevrolet Baby Grand Roadster.
kissell Coupe. 1919 model
Buick Taxi D-55.
Dixie Touring car demonstration
Ford Light Delivery Truck
No reasonable offer refused. Cash or
time payments
HAMMOND AUTO ENAMFITTNC co.
273 Truman blvd. open evenings untfl
$40, Hammond 11:17
FOR SALE-Harley Davidson motor
cycle, 1920. with flexible side car at
tachment. viii sell at a bargain Ham
mond Auto EnameIling Co. 2I3 Truman
blvd. Hammond 11:17
FOR SALE-Auto Chevrolet, with win
ter body. new paint Al condition,
$3.50 Pullman. excellent conditions
cora tires. inst the car for iitney, $175.
owner needs money. real buy \.
=. C. Garage. 4S15 Forsyth ave. East
Chicago 1918
FOR SALF-AUTOMORu
One 1927 Oldsmobile touring. like
one vele Roadster. motor and other
mechanical parts completely overhauled
one National 4 passenger. In Al run
ming order / series 20. special g.
StudebaEer just as good as new
will demonstrate.
GRIMMERs GARAGE & SALES
Highland Ind. phone I. 11:1S;2
FOR SALF-Case touring car. winter
sides. run 1000 miles. viii trade for
smaller car 1902 Northcote ave. East
Chicago. 11:1S:2
FOR SALF--New and used tires and
tubes Benson and Hill. 62s Holman
81 Hammers phone 27S2. S-M-W-F'-t =
FOR SAI.F-1916 overland, SIS: 1917
Ford, s125; 1917 REQ six. $3.50: 1920
Overland. $500; half cash. balance time.
t506 Forsyth ave, phone 672-M East
Chicago. 1t:19:2
FOR SALF-Naxwen touring car in
good running condition and tires,
price $3.50 Peoples State Bank. Ham
mond. 11:19:3
FOR SAL G--192f Ford sedan. used
) months 5 wire wheels. extra. $50
Truman ave. Hammond 11:19 ?
FOR SALE OR TRADF-On a Ford
@. NJ c. truck. Al condition. 435
Hickory ST. Hammond 11:19
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FOR RENT-F'urn. rooms. modern with
hot water heat. 4S02 Alexander ave
East Chicago. 1852
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FOR RENT rooms furnished, gas
cleo ] 80 Terrence ave. north Of
r'ustlin. Hammond. 11:17:3
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VAN IED-We pay $500 weekly, T9c
hour spare time selling hosiery. Guar
anteed wear four months. Fall line
ready. Pre-war prices. Free samples
TO working agents. Experience un-
necessary. Perfectwear Hosiery. Oar
nv Pa 1913
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FOR RkNT-Three nice clean rooms
for light hskpg. 25S Indiana avenue.
Hammond. 1913
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FOR RENT-Furn ) room fiat. with or
without garage S9S Erie st. Ham
nOnd 11.1S-2
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NOTICE TO ELECTRICAL FIxTURT
COMPANIES

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids VIII be received between 1880 and
100 D. m. on December 10, 1921, by the
Board of Education Of the city Of Ham
mond. Indiana, for the furnishing and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-19

FOR RENT-f'urnIs shed rooms, soc and
81 a day. Spring cots 35c. Pv the
week. So SO and S4 Hotel Carleton.
Hammond. 10:4;f
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FOB RENT-S room house fully fur
nished. for particulars inquire 225
State st. Hammond. 11:16:4
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Admins tor
Dated November 4th. 1921. 11:5:12::19
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FOR RENT-2 nicely furn. rooms for
light hskpg steam heat. all modern
2s7 Truman ave Also two rooms at
IS ogden St. phone 70 Ham. f1:1S:2
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FOR TENT-Heated sleeping room good
location in private family. 4237 Ma
goun ave. phone 1880 East Chi. 11:17;3
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FOR RENT-Nieely furnished rooms
for hskpg- reasonable. Gas. cleo
trio furnished. SO State Line st. Ham
luond. 11:1S:-
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FOR iRLNT-Neatly furniNfled room
for one or two. hot water heat and
bath. modern. los Clinton st. Ham
mond 11:19
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FOR RENT-Apartment. 5 rooms and
bath. 217 Michigan ave. phone 61f.
DR.. Clark. majestic Hotel, Ham. 1874
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FOR notwithstanding rooms steam
heat and phone. S3 ana up per week
ST. STATE ST. Hammond. l1:l4:6
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
Hoover S Aid On Taxes

business Is seeking the aid of Herbert Hoover Sec
'e''iF OIL commerce, in its tax problems Representa-
u'es OF the National Association of Manufacturers f
the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Of tho
National Retail Dry Goods Association and of other
leading trade associations consulted the - cretarv last
"eeF on the repesl of present discriminatory ozcse
taxes and advocacy of the sales tax
consultation with Mr.. Hoover vas made not IN the
sPr't OF overo' king failing to recognize tie i'm
portance oil "tter government brancs connected with
'N n"'Hs' tut rather IN Consideration OF tn fact
that the Department of Commerce knows the problems of
business, the effects OF taxation hereupon am, is con
eq"enty IN an unusually Favorable position to give
rood advice.
e. e. Hanch, Chairman of the delegation and Vice
President of the National Automobile Chamber of Com
ntrce outlined the desire of business to get aid and
adV1ce on the tax situation and pointed out that pros
pert' return without substantial r.t,rn of
consumer ability and that the excise or stigma
taxes upon special industries form sales resistance
which mbalances normal consumption.
Lew Hahn. of the National Retail Dry Guods Asso-
catlon indicated that since all are Included in
the price of the product the greatest economy IS
achieved by system which will levy that tax with the
least cost
The public Is the best judge, he contended of the
essentially or nonessentalitv of product If a
Oi'S Is NOT necessary then In hard times the peo-
pie will not bu, it, and needed to restrain its
consumption.
-Four thousand out Of total of 145oo motion pic
ture houses closed today, said S E. Rogers of the
National Association of the Motion Picture Industry of
America . This is Soc than the normal num-
Der Of closings of this time of year The motion pic
ture is the entertainment of the millions of poor people
IN the country vet it is obliged pay special excise
tar Of 5eo in addition to the admission tax
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
The Coal Market

Production Of bituminous coal holds steadily at the
low rate of about one and quarter million tons day
or Just 100000 tons week The output in july
s tentatively estimated 3O3o4ooo tons decrease
of S,5O2OO0 tons below June. This record for july
was 100000 tons below that of July 1914 wear of
business depression and shows the widespread extent
of the existing industrial inactivity 1t pointed out
by the Geological Survey that the rate for the seven
months TO the end of July the year 1921 will record an
output of soft coal less than i00O0OO00 tons No wear
since 1909 has seen such poor demand Compared
with average of eight preceding years. production in
1921 is now 52o00,ooO in arrears
Production of anthracite has likewise begun TO fall
For the past six weeks the failure demand for certain
OF the domestic sizes has caused heavy Accommodations
not only IN retail yards but producers storage piles
and the prices these sizes from independent produc
ers have been receding week by week One after an.
other small operation has closed for lack of business at
prices offering not of production costs
and now local strikes have appeared close operations
OF some of the larger companies Output is now down
from the high of the year. being reported
L75O0oO net tons in the week of July so as against
100000 net tons in February and approximately that
amount per week rs late the middle of June
II Is exceedingly significant that in TWENTY-FIVE bitun
nous coaproducng districts east of the Nississipp
according TO the reports of the Geological Survey for
the week ended July o. but nine were operating half
time better and of the nine one Eastern Ohio paws
tribute TO the United Mine Workers, the others, Somer-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
Topics In Brief from The Literary Digest

Buy coal now' saws Secretary Hoover but his sal
ary is $4,000 year Boston Globe
Man has conquered the air The young lady at the
piano next door hasn-Detroit News
Charles Evans Hughes to the line and lets the chips
fall where they may.-Greenvie (S C.) Piedmont.
It's blessing that Heinie constructed his obstruc-
tons out of barbed wire and not American red tape
Greenvle Is. C.) Piedmont
of course arrangements will be made to give the dis
armament congress the latest reports of the Greco
Turkish War.-New York World.
Sign on disarmament conference mat should read :
All We who enter here abandon politics. Wall Street
Journal.
The armament industry owes great debt to the man
who began the practise of sending utimatums Water
bury Democrat.
The only objection these unpopular laws that can t
be enforced is the fact that they frequently
Baltimore Evening Sun.
AT least, women the Disarmament Conference Com
mission ought be against secret dpo1-
acy-Dallas News.
The thought of a national debt second to ism t
quite so thrilling the thought of navy second to
none-Ncw Britain Herald.
The disarmament paradox is that the nations would
be more effective wastesaueeziug, II they were arm
less Norfolk Virgnian-Pilot.
IT, as it has been said high freight rates Ire at the
bottom of the depression, it is pretty lofty
depression-w Wilmington News-Journal.
The number and variety of Russian crown jewels on
the market makes US wonder how the refugees got them
out without Observation-Disclosures Evening Sun
Some farmers beginning to remark that they are
receiving less rain under the Republican Admnistra-
tion than they did under Wilson.-Chicago News
The world Is becoming safer in some respects; you
never hear now of lady catching her heel in the
ruffle of her dress and falling Columbus
Dispatch.
A headline in The Literary Digest reads "America
the Most Religious Country Earth. That's 'ather
ro,Irb on the others-Greenville Is. C.D Piedmont
After our performance relative to the Versailles
Treaty we can not well object to Japans entering the
proposed disarmament conference with reservations
Columbus Dispatch.
Reading that adding twenty-five members to the House
of Representatives proposed win 'pst the country
100000 year. Uncle Silas is certain TO remark Tain
WI tn itu'-Boston Bobe.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13

how does it happen to be mentioned
in the Bible l.. 3. T.
A. The corn mentioned in the Bible
was not Indian maze, which Is the
corn referred to as native to America.
O. How is fg leather made? F. y.
II
A Very ripe figs arc used for hs
leather. Wash and mash them to a fine
pulp. spread on pla;ters and dry In
the sun or in the oven. When dry, dust
with powdered sugar and roll up like
jelly cake. Cut in suitable pieces and
pack away in Jars.
@ What becomes OF dead letters" "
P. o. 5.
A 4 postmaster keeps n letter two
weeks I'm order to try to identify the
person for whom II was intended. He
then sends It to the Dead Letter Of
ice. where It is opened. II idcntifica-
ton of addressee or sender is still i'm
possible. the letter is DESTROYED. In
the case of valuables. the articles are
kept for a year. and, II not identified.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13

den. Even. churches held disarmament
hopeless at the time,
But the committee kept on writing
letters and making appeals, and in
two months the tide turned No one
will ever know how much the women
did to turn public opinion and official
interest towards disarmament. Once
1t began to be regarded as sibility,
organizations everywhere have leDt
their support Womsn's organizations
in thirty seven states are wording for
the three points
The womens disarmament commit
tee Is not confininE its activities TO
this country. but is writing 20 wom-
ems ORGANIZATIONS in England. France.
Japan and Italy. regarding the three
points OF paramount interest TO thcm
as well as to women Of America. There
has not been time for answers 10
these letters 10 come to america
II Is known already that women in
these countries are awake to the inl-
portance OF tho conference To take
one country, Japan for instance.
there is group OF women
similar TO the women's disarmament
committee in this country, called the
ladies Association for Peace" That
they have public sentiment with them
is Indicated by the report Of ozaki.
the former minister or justice. that of
100 600 people to whom he had spoken
regarding disarmament, ninety-four
per cent We're in favor OF it
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13
IN DAYS NEWS"

King Alfonso XIII. whose throne Is
believed to be endangered as a con-
sequence of the serious rcverses to
Spanish arms In Morocco. is regard
cd as one of the ablest monarchs left
In Europe. and also one OF the most
popular with his people. But spain.
like other continental countries Il
filled with socialists, republicans, and
others who are opposed TO the
monarchy and are ready TO take ad-
vantage OF any opportunity TO over
throw the existing government Al
fonso was born in 1855 and IS. there
fore. IS years old. He attained his
majority when he was Is years old.
according TO the Spanish law. and
was crowned King soon afterward.
His father was Alfonso Mi, who died
before the birth OF his son, and the
present Kings mother, Maria Chris
tina. ruled as Queen Regent until
9aO2 In 1905 Alfonso was married
to Princess Eugene OF Battenbers, a
granddaughter OF the late Queen Vic
toria OF Great Britain.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-13

set Cumberland, Piedmont Tug River Logan, Hazard
Harlan, Southwestern Virginia and Alabama all being
either entirely non-union bound to the check off by
very loose ties, ,he Maryland field. Wesr of the
Mississippi practically every state is reporting operating
time 30 per or better.
That there have been serious declines in prices Il
soft coal is due to the relative strength OF screen
ings, in comparatively short supply because the
mines producing lump coal for retail trade or
for shipment up the Lakes, than to any other feature
Coal Age index of spot prices for bltumnous coal ls
unchanged 90 several slight advances counterbaanc
ing a decline in Pocahontas
Distribution of soft coal is accommodating itself to
the foreign export and lake activity Hamp
Roads shippers pushing their coal IN New Eng
land and al-ra into the West. much to the embarrass
ment of other sources of supply.
Anthracite shippers taking advantage OF the lu
in Eastern demand increase the movement up lakes,
shipments through Buffalo having been 1S590o tons in
the week of July 49, the greatest this year, exceeding
by $4,000 tons the week preceding. More than half
the total is going luth.Suerior''T! TIE Coal Age