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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

ga iibt, in einen 8rilnen Vtnil
tel ucben rincm elmer mo elmer
oroBcn 8fiige aorlin, Die Ma0N
bon Srau GGpfe aui Der bartcIl
grbe nnb beult. 6lu9S bat Sens
Suicmibl Tie enporgeriiirn mo &C.
icbcnL baB ibr nidts 5n8cItoBen 1T.
rIlc @cboer, &orIin nat mntlt
benn 0au herr" itnmneIt CT tols
iunoSIos. rGu 6iiIt mir ood'
MID cen Spiion?" iro3t cr fseuno'
lid rod) elmer 8eile uno iaBt tic
untcr, oafuit tic nidt 10 biIiIoS o.
Itebt.
limo enOlid uI,ter aIlerlei Starl,
meln unb SdIltd5cn uno Sdinlp.
fen fommt cs bcroli$: Olteripollcr
bat tie bolcn poaer, friib Dor Soll'
nanoni1ong 0cidl0pftcS, I'M lid 81
maiden unS Gin ihGrrS @clidt 81
friegcn. Gem ale, G6rte &iliifl
unb Setc &oicnpItuter, tie mar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
What the
Mirror Told
By ANNA WYNNE


(Copyright.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

Sitpinb bat gerebt, uno mas on
morIden @isidolcn uno 'ltlldeil
bon SelIin9fors Bis Sornoolm rod
in Der Office umberidwimnlt, bat er
emIig SuIammengetrieben am Stran'
De bon Wucran. Sort iino lie gu
iammen9eprebt, iibercinanNergeiho'
ben al elmer feIten, weiBen, tntr.
i6cn6en S6ift, uno Der ipiclenoc
Weeresatem permng Den ihluerert
&an5er faum gu beben: idaumltop'
fige iIinfe @eaen Die bon orauBen
fommen, eriterben in trdger, miloer
9etpegung, iobaIb ie in oaS melBe
eis eeraten. Nebel treiben tiber
@eer nno $eioe unO oeden baIo oaS
Sdauipiel pieber 5u, bent einer
$iineueeitaIt aus Der Sage glctd,
,nbepegIid, in einen idipar5ell
@anteI gci6Iager, Der Boiten auf
Dem iteiIen 8iiltenbiieeI SuIab, Nun
I6it alld i'm Der @ebel ant, iett
lit ni6ts su nernebmen, als orau'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
Huf dem posten.
Etnr @hirrur5rbifhte nm 5Iar &rtrkr.

itinlr1t, idJuItcrt ou$ Gcipcbr unO
ninlmt nit Ger iiHitctitrn 8oIten.
mienc, Die icin 9utnliitigcs, r0tI;d).
BLONDES gciidlt mGbrrno Der Iebten
Wonote iih an]cciguct fat, iciurn
gScg mic0cr aul.
So bort CT plGglidl bel Dem
SdlBcnBrnbcu. oen lie obpn ain
SiigclronO %auaGGuorieu bnben elm
pero1fti3es UcrGuid). Sens Suic.
mibl bIeibt itcben, icinc 3iigc ipan.
rlen iit, er ipGbt, lallift: Der 9,r6eI
ldBt nidt %ertenneuL ober oos @e.
ranid bon id)elleu Sd)rlttcn un0
i6moppcnOem @aiier tonmt nGber.
nSoIt! User oa?" ityrcit Sens
SuipmibI nit Der gull5cI &roit ie..
ner de9u StunOeu lang unNrbrou4.
ten Stinme. Gincn Nu9enblid i'll
cs IT'LL, er rrit nod erlnlaI, 0n ian.
gen Die SdIrittc on, oauomuIauien.
rIntmort oorr ih iticbc!!" itreii
Sens Suicnlibl erBrimntt unS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
TuSsrabnnsea in Ealaitina.

Bel Sen AuSgrabun8en in BalG'
tina traf man an Oerihie0enen Or.
ten alli Die lleberreite Don Settings
mcrtCu, Oie alf Die 3eit Scr areu5'
5iigc 3uriidgebcn. 9ei Serid)O pllr'
De cine uralte Spnogoge aufgefmt.
0cn. Sn 4pnlona, Der GeItoen6 Sc'
robes ocs @roBeL mur0e Elm ge.
uaItigeS 8auhpcrt aus Der EOnler'
beit auigeOcdt, OeIien 8GnOe unN
SGulen ans griediifcm Narmor
tcItcGen; cin5elne SGulen mieoen
nit Sen &apitalen 5poli Gonncl.
IuBcr0en fono man eincn Sub aus
4labaiter, Ser Die 2Gn9e zines We'
tiers bat. Or muB eircr &olcIial.
Itatlte auge6ort baben, Die i'm 1,.ooer
2. S%obrbuuoert u~nierer 3eitrct'
nllrg erridtet mur0e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
ilssas non hrr ~,,rdwarsem
5dJnnhe."
Ger nidDt perGifcntlidJte artifel 30.
Z in Der &cw g)Orfer u8oriS."

W ptr 2tIIu DpFIer Hzcptlu'
9as befaunte @Iatt oeS ieIisen
&uliBer, Die .R. y. 8orlo", Der.
0iientlid)te Dor furSem cine &eibe
ron glrtifeIn zines nift %eenannten
curopGiihen Sorreiponoenter iiber
ole &erb0Ituiiie I'M &beinlano, Die
iiir Die iran50iiihe Serrihaft bort
nidt seraoe ihmeifeIbaft tDaren.
Ra6Oem + oieier artifel eri6ienen
noren, bradte oas 9lott am SdluB
oes lesten cine %fettseOrldte @rfld.
rurg, Die m0rtlid) pie fOl9t lautete:
Gin Iiebenter Irtitel ioIlte eri6ei.
ler, Der Die Inlpeienbeit Der ioge'
romnten ridpur3en" Eruppeu unter
ben frundOiiiden 9eiesungstruppen
~bebonoelte. IuS @riinOen bes gu
ten 8eidmads ieOOdJ unO I'M ourd)
8erlesung oes 5eiugefiibls feinen
4nltOB Su erregen, unO peil Die
acknowledgement (charges) nidt be.
lpieIen iiuo, ueroffentlidt Die
.@orlo" oieien artitel nift. Ser
Artifel beidaitigt iid) namlid NIT
0en an9ebliteu In9riifen afrttani'
id,er Soloaten ouf 6rauen uno &tn.
Der, Die gum 8egenitano baufIgen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5piiden Sran'
SoIen uno 9eutifen gentaf)t muroen.
lleberbieS babeu mir Die anliht,
oub oieie An9ele9enbeit meDr ooer
minoer Die &auptiate nift beriibrt,
tie Oarin bGitonO, Die iunbamentalen
&erbGltnijle in Dem bon ben Strait
5oIen uno 9elgiern beiebten @ebiet
All b~eban0eln." Die S6riftleitung
iiigt bin5u, OaB iie, I'm gerett 5l
iein, Den Sauptinbalt Der Irtifel
Dem I%lSw1rtigen Nn1t IN 8art5 io'
pte Den fran3oiiiden unb belgii6en
@eianoten in 8aibington mitgeteilt
unO ibnen ircigeitelt babe, Ooraltt
5u erlpi6ern.
9oS lit 0enn audi 5ulatit bonn
N%uSpdrtigen glmt in BariS geid)e'
ben, OoS uotiirliG ole 9ebauptut'
gen Oes 8orlo i. &orrelpouoenten,
nomentIiG ijber Die 3uItdnOe i'm
Soor . @ebiet unO @liaB.2otbrin.
gen, beitreitct unO bil3ufit9t, oaB
Der Sorreiponoeut aI9enideinlid)
pro0cltiN iei. Mud Die 9eborIa'
men Stem gorfcr Breiie'3 rabunten
Der Nliiertrn per0onrmten Ole 4rti'
fel wutlGnolbenO. Die ~&ribune"
0ing iogor 10 wcit, Die p8orlo" 81
belduIoigeL OoB ie bon Der 8erli
ner 8egicruna fir ole artifcl be
5ublt wor0en lei. 9ieie But oc'
Nep gorfer @reiieG rubanten Lob
i6on tief bliten. Genn lie 5ei9t
uie nod ieBt nit allen Otltteln, Ielbl
Der 2iigc unb 6aliduug, genau nj
i'm aricgc, uOh Den aaiiertcn I'M
; ibren 2ufaicn in ser d%nterifatild)et
! 8rciie gearbeitct miro, Inn 81
: 8abr6eit uidjt ourdoringer 81 lai
/, len. Gas tlar Dor All9el 5u le
ben, 1T idon an iiG utbe8abl6di
No6 m%nbe3ablborer aber lit Die In
; teroriidltng pes Nrtifel8 Go. Z III
. ole Gntlfuloigung Der D28orlO'
bierfiir. Sic benefit, bar 81
yiduarse SdauSc" am 9tbcin uffen
bur 10 idlenflid lit, iuic MOre
nnb auoerc ein~ipunSfreie nidt'Ocnt
Idc 3eu9en iie bcidriebcn babeu
lln0 iebr wabri4einIi6 lit bon Den
mntIi0en 6ranfreif bier tpie brii
ben, Dem ia oltd) Der Snbalt oieiei
NlrtifclS Ho. 7 UOrgelegen bat, oil
alcrit1rtite .9eeinfluiiung" auS9e
Ibt wor0en, I'm feline 8croffentlt
dung gu uerbin0ern. Die bloBt
M0gIihfeit oicier @erofientlidunt
lit obne 3peiicI fir ben 8iltaitS
brut Der tribune" nit Oerantiport
lidl,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

pfIiftbcpuBt, un0 i'm nGdpitcn All
getlbIid borouf frod)t mjrfIid) iei1t
SdJub log.
Gin aIirrcn unO ser S6rei einct
ipei6lifen Stimmc iino Ole Nnt,port
MGbrrnO Sens SuiunibI Scnl
Sfolle 5,teiIt, bat cr pI0gIid oel,
GcOonfen. 0oB cr Grolt &Gpfc, 0ai
nieNCrtrdftige nlte @cib, bel bcn
er cinqunrticrt lit, ongcihoiicn bo
ben fGnnte ul0 m6d,tc Iodcn
Ioit mGre er iibcr lie geitolpcrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

aIe berIobt, uno ole es ni9t gene.
ien paren, Die bGtten iidj our6 Den
8rieg berlobt, uno nlir Iie bate tel.
men, uno 100 ioate iie aud, BEL be
ole friitide Srol 8Gpte, bier In
Den einIamen Sduiern bon Wucran,
uno oarum DoIte Tie audi fort. nod
SaBnis. llnb bas SiterWoIier, I'M
id0ne Saut 5u befommer, b1tte iie
tpegen ieines Sdufies Oeridiittet. .
unO Oamit longt &orIiu troitIos
nad Dem elmer, I'M NIT Dem flag.
liden HeIt Oe3 8aiiers nod Solis
81 geben.
Qber Sens 5uiemibl lGBt ibren
grm nod nitt los. SprabIos unS
BON MitgefiibI iibermanut, bot er
auf Dos un9Iiidlide 8eid0pf &c.
TART, OaS i'm Iangen 9riinen 8rt.
IternanteI Dor linn Itebt, unO Del.
len offene, nod u%ngefdmmte, peiB
6ereifte Soare i'm 8ino fIattcrn,
Obne irgenomie ooriiber nad5u-
0cnfen mos er tut, biidt iit Sens
5uicmibl unO gieBt ben Reit oeS
foitIiden 8unoerpaiiers Iangianl
unb anoGdtig alf Die grOe. Gnrauf
Iebcn iih beiOe groB ulto ertuar.
tungSpou an, oenn iie fiibleu, oaB
CT ettpas beOeutInmes getan bat.
8Gbreno Ser 2anoIturmmann Sens
Suiemibl in Dem einen arm @e.
mebr uno elmer, nit Dem anoerelI
aorlin unterbafenb, ben 8oitentueQ
ouf un6 nieoerIdreitet, ertlart eri
neil er nun bltrd Den SduB ibl
Oas Sltermaiier oeridiittet babe
miiBte err our Strafe ite nun ielbel
uebmen. limo Oh iie einberItan6et
uno fin SRI, iperoen po[te?
9as friide fr6ftise Rabden mir
ieuerrot unb int e6enio iiberraid
iiber bieien neltert, eigenarti9en sc
oanfen, Der ibr i6ou flint 8odel
lang einfGllt, pie Sens SuiemibI q
ptrtli6 lit. Damn geben fie wie0e
peiter, auf uno nieber
8as gibt oas fir @elibter be
ben &ameraOen! Sens Suianib
5at es ia idou oeIaat 9Ieih beu
friib bat er geiagt: n8orIin ma.
gibt Dot fir @eIifter bi ole $errel
aam'rooen!" Sic iiten ale in
r$iIienfrug" in Serrn geDer.
@oititltbe un0 itoBen neil Ser
9eDGr nidts anoeres 6o bat, mi
%grosgriinem 9ergamottenlifGr all
0as 9rautpaor an. Damn fonm
6rau Ydpfe nit OieIem 8eidre
mo 8cfreiid gum 6eIotpebet, III
ibm 81 %ertIGren, Dab lie Serrn Gu
iemibl oltSQuartiere, ga lie eS nib
6uIoen f6nne, 6oB EN- 9raltpao,
6ci ibr inter 0emielben 0ade moi
ne! IIS ober gar 9GrtpoIf fomm
Ser id,minoiiidti9e 5duiter, Sc'
pGbrenb OeS Grieges 5ltn 9rieftr6
ger alfgeriidt lit, gebt Ser Sube.
erit red)t los, - er muB gleih Ell
EeIe9romm uad 8reiismoI6 an oil
6reunbc am Stamntiid mitneb
men urO cin @IGshen mittrinfen.
&orIin iitt babel al1f Oern serrii
ienen Sofa lno itridt bereits al
liner 9eibbiuoc fir ibren 8rGuti.
lorn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

ollie berIobt, uno Die es ni1t gene.
iel w6ren, Die bdtten iidj ourd Den
9rieg berIobt, unb r,ltr iie bate tel.
men, unb 100 Ioate iie aud, BEL be
ole friitihe Grnu 01nfe. hipr In
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25

d. aber ManrL
id6nle Did bod, idoh tpieoer be.
rauidt uno 70 ipdt baim5ufommetl
Soft gu mil, nift periproden, puntt
10 ubr bcifu5ufommen2
Bin id Oenn elm 8eoaGtnts.
tiinItler?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
Hunt OatrrhaHrn.

Sn benz iuuaen, friiden @raie
Gibt ciu flelr ger OiterBaIe,
Gegt oar mand)es id0ne 81
lluter's Garb uuo ipridt babel:
,Sies befonmt Die ileine 2ieie,
Sic iA iiiugIt traf auf Der 8ieie;
Senes 9eIbe !rie9t Der Srib
Rtt Der biibidJen 3ipIelmiib'l
Sas geIfedte ut fin BiIi.
9as 9eItrcifte friegt bic 2iui,
llno 6as rote bIeibt fit @retden,
Sir oas Iiebe. 1ltte Rdbdenl
Sod BAG 5dDnite mil ih ideufeu
Radbars Rnr gum au9ebenfen,
8eil Der @ar II ieber Srtft
Sleibia uro aeborIam it'll"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
Snnb riff is sdafe in Seten.

Gin Suno orons III Die S9eune
Ses 2in0uerboies bel Orteubnr9,
9aperlt, in Der ii6 falt 200 Sdafe
beiauoru, Elm, rib Is SGafe in
6esen, w6breho 1873 Sdafe att.
einunoergcpfcrdt, eritidt uuigefun'
Sen wlrocu. Gem 9eiiber ertuiflt
ein S6abeu BON 8irfa $4,000 Nart.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-03-25
gcpGlfernnss5nnabme in 3Or,ueaeu.

Isle aus ariitiania tele9rapbiert
miro, crgab Die 8olfs5GbIung IN
Norpcgen cine 8epGlferilngs5abI
pOn 2,6i6,000. 9as beoeutet einen
3umaHs felt 1920 I'M ungefdbr
t01a Nroacnt.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-24
Clusters Last Stand
To Be Screened

With General Clusters famous
last stand against the Sioux in the
Battle of the Little Big Horn as the
dramatic aud spectacular climax,
Bob Hampton of Placer" said to
be the greatest production yet made
by Marshall Neilan, will be the piece
de resistance on the screen at the
Grand Opera House Monday and
Tuesday with matinee each day.
James Kirkwood has the title role.
Featured players are Wesley Barry,
Marjorie Daw and Pat O'Malley.
Other prominent in the cast are Noah
Beery, Frank Leigh, Dwight Crit
tendnn. Tom Gallery, Priscilla Bon
ner. Charles West, Bert SprTtte. Car
RE Clark Ward Vic Potel and Bud
Post
Marion Fairfax wrote the scenario
for Bob Hampton of Placer which
is taken from :!.e Randall farrlsh
story of the same name.
1t is a story Of love, intrigue and
adventure, with one of the most
thrilling and picturesque pages OF
American frontier history as a back
ground.
Marshall Neilma ntOok his entire
company to Montana and to Arizona
for the exteriors, and rare photogra-
Dhv is said to have resulted. More
than 1000 Indians and soldiers are
used in this spectacular production,
which is released by Associated First
National Pictures, Inc.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-24
At THE
NEW CAMBRIDGE THEATRE

1t is the old saying that advertiS-
inc iS sometimes misleading brit
such was not the case last evening.
The musical comedy success Oh th@
season was presented by company
of artists that was seldom seen IN
Cambridge, Md, The Love Nest
registered a hundred per cent "a
money Value.
The company was far above the
average in every respect.
The comedy part was handled o.!
Mr.. Art Mayfeld is a very capable
manner and was considered very
funny by the laughs he put ever the
home plate.
Mary Keane the leading lady put
over a few home runs also, especially
her Bride of Nations, the greatest OF
all musical hits.
The balance of the cast was very
capably managed. Mr.. Ellison
who handled the Ligat comedy part
had his audience guessing in his
comic monologue and delivering two
of the song hits of the show.
Alga Hyla the European sensation
was more than hit by his female
representation and displayed I'LL
lion dollars worth of vaudeville ard
will always be remembered in Cam
bridge.
Last but not least, who stopped
the show with their singing was tie
International Quartette.
Every musical number was huge
success and the chorus is picked
chicken omelet all young and pretty.
THE Love Nest will be repeated
this evening. Don't fail ID see THIS
musical cOmeiy.-AdE.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-24
MEDICAL

GALLSTONES- Physicians explains
simple, effective treatment for int1am-
ed gallbladder and bile ducts aSSo-
ciated with gallstones. Booklet free.
DR.. Paddock. Box S POI, kansas City,
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS

Mr.. Henry Hooper, of Washing
ton. D. c., is spending the Christmas
holidays with hi sparents, Mr. anG
Mrs. W. H. Hooper. at their home on
Oakley street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Bryan. Jr., OF
Baltimore, are visiting their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy L. Bryan and Mr.
and Mrs w. F. Harrington, for the
Christmas and New Years holidays.
Mrs Isabel Robinson and daughter
Miss Anita, of Baltimore, arrived in
Cambridge yesterday and are spen !
ing the holidays at the Hotei Dixon.
Mr.. John Bramble, well known
among the printing fraternity &C
Captain Jake" is spending several
days with his sisters. Mrs. Mona
Handy and Miss Virginia Bramble,
High Street.
Mr.. J. Thoma:; Collins, of .Annapo-
lis, is spending he holidays with his
pareats, Justice and Mrs. j. R. D.
Collins. Glasgow street.
Mrs. Emma Nathan and daughter
Miss Bertha, have recently returned
to their home Ill this city after. hay
ing spent several weeks in Philadel-
phia and New York. ' -
Miss Ruth Phillips, of Wilmington,
Del, is spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
Phillips, Linkwood, Md.
Mr.. Stuard Nathan of New York
City, is spending a few days with his
mother, Mrs. Emma Nathan, and
family at their home on High street
this city.
Miss Mary " nerrette, of Washing
ton, D. c., arrived home last nignt
to spend the holidays with he1
mother, Mrs. May Wherrette at hel
home on Cemetery avenue.
The real estate ON Mr.. Samuel NJ
Smith consisting of the dwelling
house on Race street extended land
vacant lot adjoining same, and alsu
the storehouse property on Race
street, will be sold at public sale on
Tuesday next, December 27th at tbs
Court House door by Gustavus B.
Smith and J. R. D. Collins, trustees
This is very desirable property.
The Son~cf Wallingford'> showing
J at the Grand Opera House for the
last time tonight will be shown once
only starting a. 8.15. Everyone who
saw this wonderful picture last
night pronounced it to be one of the
most spectacular pictures ever
screened. The Son of .Walling
ford" was taken from the famous
Golfers Weekly story Of the same
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-24
LOOK FOR
SANTA CLAUS
ON HIGH STREET

Be sure and see McAfee and
Dempsey in their great dancing spec
ialties with Hobbs and Longendyke
Ministries. Wednesday Dee. 28th at
Grand Opera House.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-24
AGENTS WANTED

Sell hosiery at lowest prices, mani
facturer's complete line, direct to homo
and family. Delivery direct if desired
Samples submitted without charge.
Part time acceptable. Joseph Bros,
235 Broadway. New York
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-24
WANTED

y travelling salesman to sell leather
as q side line Oh commission, for old
established firm Write to Geo. X.
Birley & Son, Frederick, Md.
12-24-3t
Men-Crowers of dependable stock
want reliable salesman, commission
weekly. no delivering. Brown Broth
Chicago, Ill.
To hear from owner having farm for
sale; give particulars and lowest price.
John J. Black, Maryland street. Chip
pewa Falls, Wisconsin.
1 Il
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-24
MONEY TO LOAN

$1,000 to $4,000 on town property
at once. Apply to Harrington, Har-
rington & Wallace, Attorneys Al
Law Hotel Dixon Bldg. 12-24-3t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-24

Hear Lloyd, the silver tone tenor
in his latest hit Little Crumbs of
Happiness, at Grand Opera House
Wednesday Dec. 28th with Hobbs
and Longendyke MinstrelS.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-12-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

BY mutual consent the partnership
between ROME w. Parks and AlonZo NJ.
Moore, co-partners, trading as K. W
Parks & Co. was dissolved on the 18th
day of Decem Der. 1921. All persons
having bills against the firm should
present the same at once to Mr.. Moore
who is authorized to collect all out
standing accounts and pay all bills
incurred before Dec. 10, 1921.
ROME w. PARKS.
ALONZO NJ. MOORE.
1 , On Ola W-1w
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BUSINESS OPPOKTUNTTTES

We start you in Tire Business 30X31e
tire cost 1915. SIS weekly Guaran-
tee with each tire No experience or
capital necessary. Samples furnished
free Good steady proposition. Bed
ford Tire Co. 1917 Bedford Ave. Brook
lyn, n. Y.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

FOR RENT-6 room modern bungalow,
newly decorated. Phone 4216-W Ham
r-ord -
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
DEATH FOLLOWS
SHOTS OVER WIRE
Indianapolis Reports Mys
ferrous Killing Today.

INDIANAPALIS Dec. 2s.-Scr cams
and shots heard over the wire by a
telephone operator today led to police
investigation into the Staying OF her
husband BY Mrs G. Simmons at their
home here.
The operator. Miss Marth Connering.
was compl citing a dong distance con
nectfon with Louisville Ky. 70 notify
Mrs simmons that her father was dy-
ing n that city
AZ the instant the circuit was com
nleted the operator heard the screams
and shots and notified the police. Mot
81 policemen rushed 20 the simmons
home but the man Was dead.
1t was some time later before the
neighbors We're aware Of the tragedy,
Early invest cation failed TO re
veal the motive Of the shooting.
Mrs. Simmons was arrested or a
charge OF murder in her confession to
the police SHE is reported to have de-
ciared Simmons. an overseas war vet
cram. was attempting to attack her.
The confessed slayer who is only II
years old. was married TO simmons
when she was years old.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
{. CHICAGO
DIVORCE SUIT

Mrs Joseph Algozzini 3s24 Todd
avenue, East Chicago. today filed suit
for divorce in the superior court at
Hammond, charging among other
things that her husband hasn't worked
more than three months out Of year
for the last three years She says he
has an ungovernable temper. calls her
vile names and is always finding fault
with everything she does She and
Joseph were married at Prizzi italy.
April 20. 1907. and separated October
OF this year She asks for the GUS
tody OF their five children. lester
Ottenheimer is attorney for the plain
IN
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in preparing it
lies took Monday dinner with the
Malmstones
Mr. Leonard Rats had a gangrenous
appendix removed at st Margaret's
hospital in Hammond Tuesday evening.
Patient s doing well az this writing
Mr. and Mrs John weifenbaoh an
nounce the birth ~ nine pound boy
Monday evening. Dec. Is. 1921. Mother
and babe doing we'll
Born t. Mr. and Mrs IL r. Holm
quist Of 18th avenue. baby boy Dec.
23 1921, at Mercy hospital, Cary The
mothers cousin. Miss Holm. a trained
nurse from Iowa. is taking care q
them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
GRIFFITH

Air and Mrs. Carl Jagnow spent
Christmas With friends ia Chicago.
George Mcfarland is home from Per
due university, spending holidays with
his parents
Rem Miller and family attended a
holiday reunion at Mrs. Miller's par
ents. Nj and Mrs. Stark Of ST, John.
Clifford Beckman and willard And
erson Of Chicago. liked out to Griffith
Tuesday, calling on pr. and Mrs Malm-
stone. They are high school seniors
and believe in developing strong mus
cles.
Harry Boutwell, and family ana Cliff
ford Boutwell, and family attended a
family reunion a. Mr and Mrs Ed Tn
dimes at Hammond Monday
The NJ E. SUNDAY. school program
and Christmas tree at the town hall
Sunday night was complete success
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28
ULSTER WILL
HANG 10
PRISONERS

LONDON. Dec %. The Union st
government 81 Ulster province pro-
poses 10 start hanging eighteen con
demned men January IL, al. the rate II
two daily, dfsragsrding the British
governments amnesty agreement It
vas learned from the Irish office to-
day. The condemned men are Sim
Fem sympathizers.
In addition to the fs condemned men
at Belfast there are four in south Ire
land
BY secret agreement. entered into
between the English and the Sim
Fein peace delegation. an the % men
were to be liberated under a grant of
amnesty as soon as the Irish peace
treaty is ratified.
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FOR SALE = MISCELLANEOUS
PLUMBING & HEATING
FIXTURES.

We cAtry a compIete Inc OF new and
used bath and laundry tubs. sinks, wash
basins and toilets. boilers. radiators
pipe and fittings. VIII install.
J. O. DONALDSON
2S1 SIbiey st, Hammond. III
FOR SALE-Uncal1ed for suits and
overcoats. Lesser's Loan Bank, 145
State st. Hammond. 1923: n
C0AL-Telephpnes Hammond 655 and
64S. Calumet Coal and Supply Com
pany. Hammond 1I:30:tf
FOR SALE-Unredeeme diamonds ana
watches Lesser's Loan Bank. 14B
State ST Hammond i1.2S:tf
FOR SALE, MUSICAL INSTR J5MENTS
rolls of music piano and player-pfano
bench and floor lamp with silk shade
and music cabinet Price $3.50 viii
accept payments Of 50 per month Call
day or evening $50 Broadway. Gary,
Indiana. I2.22:5
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MIKE zARKovrCH OF cary .,

MIKE ZARKovTCH OF Gary prom
issd to be good TO his wife on Dec. 3.
when divorce proceedings were drop
ped aSainst him IN the Gary Superior
court Mixes promises were not very
reliable however. as Mrs. Zarkovich
fled second divorce papers ysssefday
alleging that he blsckened both her
eyes. Dec. II and bruised her about ene
head and body. The Mrs. wants 5000
alimony and $1,000 a ysar for the care
and custody OF the children.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-28

FOR RDNT-Fiat 4e6 Holman street
Inquire Crown Candy Co. Hammond.
1927