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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
FIVE CONCERNS
IN CONTEST

One OF five companies win get the
contract for supplying the city OF Ham
mond with steam generating plant to
be used In connection with the new
water works.
Which one 1t will be the board Of
works hasn't decided. The board op-
ened bids yesterday. Then took the
matter under advisement for a week.
In the meantime it devolves upon VII
Ham Bridge 70 determine which OF the
five companies makes the most prac-
teal and efficient equipment. He will
recommend to the board next Wednes-
day his choice Of boilers. The board
will probably accept his recommenda-
tion.
The companies and their amounts of
birs are:
william a. Pape. ss0.77O-
J. J. Davis & Sons. $27500.
Edge Moor. $4,000.
Ilingsford Foundry and Manufactur-
ing Co. s32.s00.
OH city Boiler Works. $4,000.
The boilers will generate 32o horse
power.
They will be housed in power plant
bids for which will be asked next
week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
TWO HUNTED
BY POLICE
Of REGION

Police In the Calumet region are
hunting l2-year-old boy and man,
aged So, or whom haze disappeared.
Frank Tramaine. aged 55 wears. OF
$50 Columbia avenue, left his home
yesterday to 90 to the General Ameri-
can offices IN East Chicago for his
pay check lie was seen to board a
street car al General avenue. He has
not been seen since. He was an en-
ggneer in the employ Of the company.
When he disappeared Tramaine was
wearing a blue serge suit lie carried
ernbiems of the Masonic ana odd Eel
lows fraternities.
Maxwell Martin. the 12-year-oi boy
left home several days ago after tel
ling friends he was going to ride his
bicycle to Cleveland. He was dres-
sed In a check suit and black rubber
raincoat He lived with hts parents
at 5ss Sihley street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
HAMMOND MAYOR
WANTS To GIVE JOBS
What TO give?

What 10 give?
Give a johl That's the most ac-
ceptaole gift man can give another
man this year. Give a job"
That's what Mayor Brown, OF Ham
mond, says.
lie has the men. Have you the job.
Also.
About the relief campaign. It's not
doing much relefing. The goal is Sc
800 month. This means one dollar
a month from the pay envelopes OF
$500 fortunate job holders.
But we've gotten only $500 to date.
It's shame that more people haven't
responded to this appeal. Surely there
are 1900 people holding Jobs in Ham
mona who are willing to give one dot
lar month &or five months to aid the
families without funds and means o.
getting them other than through this
relief organization"
Mayor Brown said that this morning.
He's treasurer Of the organization.
He said Of the $500 raised so far $40
came from city employees alone. THIS
means that more than $500 Will be do
mated by city hall folks during the Ave
months.
Mayor Brown is treasurer or the re-
lief club.
TIoIl take your donations.
Office hours. 8 TO 5.
Line forms on the Light.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
ORAk TEMPLE CIRCUS
WILL Be A REAL
ARTISTIC TRIUMPH

A reporter # The Times took q peep
INTO tho style Show, which IS to be
held IN conjunction vita Orak Temple
circus opening Saturday. December 81.
and closing January 7th. ad in fancy
1T took him back 70 that absorbing
fairy tale Of Aladdin and tho wonder
fni lamp THO Impress SION that comes
ro the visitor on entering the room
where the styie Show Is to be held is
that ha lis strolhng through the Bs-
zaars or Bagdad. the atmosphere IS
trulv Oriental: the color scheme blend
cd with red. yellow and green, Is truly
an artistic triumph tho booths all uni
form with a green baize background
and the pillars Of green and white give
a Colonial effect to the room 50 that i
really IS q marvel of beauty, and VIII
add greatly to the different displays Of
merchandise - the local merchants
There are thirtv-flve booths each one
viii be hIed yeith advance showing oi
sprfng 4nerchandls Sc AMI there Will be
dornonstrations Of labor saving devices,
which Will make this department Of
0rak Temple Circus an innovation in
Hammond.
1t is the intention Of tho style Show
l.o-nn,tt+ee cf the Circus to put on a
115onfinDed on Paxa Six)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
EDITOR COL. HENRY WATTERSON
DIES TODAY IN FLORIDA

port Bryan IN 1895. but IN 1908 he was
one of tho Commonsr's warmest cham
pion..
Col. Watterson had many friends In
all walks of life IN the national capl-
his active life. lie was known to thou
sands in and out Of public life.
In tho senate and house Of represen-
tatives whose activities ne had always
followed with keen zest, there were
many expressions Of sorrow at his pass
ing.
Although always a democrat, 'Marse
Henry had as many friends in the re-
publican party as he had within his
own From republicans and democrats
alike today came tributes.
Senator Harry S. New. republican,
Indiana, said:
u am extremely sorry. knew Col
watterson intimately a great many
years and IN common with everything
else was extremely fond of him. He
was a great and fearless journalist.
one of the most conspicuous adherents
TO principles that the field OF journal
ism ever contained While he had no,
been active Tor some years anu hao 10
been in the public eye SO much as Tor
merlv. the announcement Of his death
VIII be received with great sorrow and
the MANY who read his matchless edi-
torial productions will feel q keen per
sonal loss"
col watterson contracted severe
cold recently and was forced to take to
his bed lie rapidly grew worse and
sank into coma which continued most
OF the time until he expired Death
was directly due TO congestion OF the
lungs from bronchial trouble
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
STREET CARS TO STOP FIRST SNOW STORM
TAX BOARD and ASSESSORS DISCUSS FARM VALUATION:
w ELL BOY, THIS
Is 1uvD NEWS!

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sfRvlcEl
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. Dec. %.
Son is a better man than father,
according to Dr. William Burdick,
OF Baltimore.
In an address before a convention
OF physical directors here. DR.. Bur
dick, who is General Director Of
the Puolic School Athletic League.
in Baltimore. declared that boys and
young men today are in better
physical condition than their faith
ers. The average person today
lives longer than the average of flf-
ty years ago. Dr. BUrdick declared.
Establishment OF definite educa-
tional standards for physical direct
ors was favored by the conyen-
tion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
PERHAPS
THIS Will.
SOLVE: It
Will There be two Prohibition
Chiefs for Northern In
diana District

How can matters be arranged 50
there VIII be two men holding the Of
flee of CHIEF of prohibition enforcement
agents for Northern Indtana2
How would the territory be divided
when one OF the officials lives in Gary
md the other East Chicago?
Are other cities OF The district to be
blessed with chiefs also2
These are questions which are per
aleXing those who are watching with
much interest the efforts al choosing ::
successor to G.. j. simons, presen.
hicf q federal agents,
They thought the matter was settleJ
he other day when word from Wash
4gton gave positive assurance tha
larvey Rhed + la : Chicago W u1d b
lie man He had been recommended
Director Bert Morgan and Commits
ioner Haynes was supposed TO have
placed his official o. X on the ap-
continent.
The announcement or Rhed's seleo
Ion reached the ears OF Gary folks n
iue time. 1t caused terrible com
notion Their candidate Georg
Weeks was supposed lo havo the 10
tll sewed W. Teloeraph wires hum
med between Gary AMI Indianapoii
md Cary and Washington.
Then came the next good cheer from
Washington. What's all the fuse
ebout?" the Gary people were asked
Your man has the Jos. Sure. There
VIII DO two chiefs
So there It IS Northern Indiana has
NO dry chiefs. George Weeks Of Gary
nd Harvey Rhed OF East Chicago rs
#upnosed to be official like the NJ evi on :
announcements. And as usual they
are 70 take enice January Both are
rollers in steel mills 50 they start on
on a par in respect = , evious en-
ployment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
GRAND JURY
RETURNS 7
TRUE BILLS
IspEeiAl 10 THg IInEsl

CROWN POINT, IND. Dec. 22-The
grand Jury which has been in session
for two days adjourned last night re
turning seven indictments among which
We're:
Joe Collins. Hammond, for having in
his possession intoxicants.
Joe Collins and Jesse Dubank, grand
larceny.
Michael Becker whiting. murder.
Abe Roberts. Gary. murder.
Louis Sal East Chicago murder.
Two others indicted have not yet
been arrested. The grand jury also
called the attention Of Sheriff " II.
Olds to tie reports that gambling was
again current at the chicken farm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
CAN'T PREVENT A
WET CHRIS TMAS
White Lightning Made IN
Vast Amounts For the
Holidays.

WASHINGTON. Dec o2-It VIII be
a wet Christmas" after all, according
to the governments shrewdest obser-
vers today
The prediction Of Prohibition Com
missioner Haynes that this Christmas
would be the "dryost IN history" was
contradicted by a number OF expert
nela agents who reached washington
Tor the holtdays
Corn whiskey belts have nanufae-
tured the largest amount OF white
lightning ia history and thousands OF
gallons Of finer whiskies have been
snlugsIed across the borders for the
yuletide trade" said one agent TO-DAY
Ten times the number Of prohibition
4 gents now At work couldn't prevent
vet Christmas
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEREicEi

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
CHEBOYGAN, Mich. Dec. -
A man giving the name OF Eamonu
Haywood is held here today. sus-
pected Of being Eugene Leroy.
sought through two continents as
the man who murdered his young
wife in Detroit in 1920 and shipped
her mutilated body in q trunk 20
New York.
Chief of Police Dumau declares
that the suspect bears a resembl-
arce to Leroy. Detectives are. eX-
peeted here today from Detroit TO
question tho suspec: and attempt
to establish ais identity.
The prisoner denies any knowi-
edge Of or connection with the
famous trunk murder" mystery.
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CHICAGO, Dec 22. Peter
Smith. construction company
foreman. killed his wife. Carrie
with a butcher knife IN their home
here today. Police believe Smith
is insane.
After Staying his wife smith
called the police and when the o.
fcers arrived they found him IN
his night clothes and with the
bloody knife in his hand, waiting
for them
KIN me. policemen" Smith sald.
i have killed my wife.
Asked Why he did It Smith told
the police he was going to be
courtmartialed in the morning =
and made other incoberent re-
marks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
BIG STOCK ISSUE
FOR STANDARD O.C.
lspEcIAL 10 rHg TtMgs

INDIANAPOI.Is, Ind Dec. - The
Indiana securities commission has
granted permission 20 tae Standard
Oil Company 81 Indiana to Issue $40
100000 new stock The issue was al
lowed without Il hearing after Maurice
NfendenhRll administrators Of the COM
mission. had passed on the application
and recommended its allowance. The
stock. 1t IS said. Is 70 be used in carry
ing out the comnany's plan Of dis
tributing stocl< among employees on
the parfial payment plan. THE company
contributing part e the purchase
price.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVicEl
OK 50 NNIIf L III L.

Henry Watterson. famous journalist
and former editor Of the Louisville
Courier-Journal but in recent years
known as Editor Emeritus' or that
publication. died here early today. ag-
ed 81 years.
Col. Henry watterson was one or
the last OF the picturesque journalists
OF the old school He was a writer
whose opinion carried tremendous
weight and his editorials were widely
copied.
He was born In Washington. D. G..
Feb. 16. 1870. He studied music early
in life, but an accident to one Of his
thumbs stopped his progress in that
direction and he began his writing
career He served with the confederate
army throughout the civil war.
At the close of the civil war wat
terson revived an old newspaper at
to Louisville and was soon one OF
the owners and editor Of the Louisville
Courier-Journal. with which publca-
tion remained affiliated the rest Of
mis- life
Col Watterson WAS a vigorous sup
porter OF the allies when the world
war started in 1914. So scatching were
some of his attacks on Germans that
he was denounced in some quarters but
he stuck firmly by hts guns.
Col. Watterson also was an oppon-
ent Of the league of nations. He SER
we'd one term In congress and later
was often urged to run for high offices
but steadfastly refused although he
was active IN politics. He did not sup
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ELATE'ST BULL .t,T!NS !
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BUIIETIS.,

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
DUBLIN. Dec. PA vote IN
dali eireann upon ratification q
the irish peace treaty within "a
hours. was predicted today by
Speaker MacNeil. He said he be-
ueved It certain that provisions
would be made to submit the pact
to q pleoiscite Of the irish nasoh.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERucE1
CHICAGO Iisc. %. Frank Jll-
rich Jr., IL was found not guilty
Of the murder OF his father by a
jury in Judge suilivan's court here.
Young Ullrich shot his father, wit
nesses testified. when no attempt
cd to attack his mother while In
toxicated The mother testified
for the son and pleaded that he be
acquitted.
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NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvIcEl
ROANOKE. Va. Dc. 22.-Eliza-
beth College. located at Salem.
four miles from here. was destroy
cd by fire early this morning. All
the students were away for tho
holiday. The fire is believed 70
have been cf incend diary origin.
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NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERY!cEl
CHICAGO. Dec. g. Edward
Thorpe, gunman. who escaped from
the Joliet penttentitary on Sept II
when large scale jail break was
attempted. was recaptured by the
police today after struggle in the
home Of his sister here where he
had taken refuge.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl
CHICAGO, Dec. 22 -)eweiry
valued at $1,000 was seized by two
bandits. who. with drawn revolv-
ers, forced Mrs. Anna Lorenx. wife
or Frank Lcrenz, proprietor OF
west side jeweiry store, and four
other persons into tho bsckroom OF
the store today. The bandits es-
cared
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVicsl
KANSAS CITY. No. Dec. az
Don C4polla- we'll known in poiiti-
cal circles in the Italian quarter OF
this city, was shot and killed on
the street today. by an assassin
who used sawed-off shotgun.
The murderer escaped.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
FORMER EDITOR
FACES OPERATION

6 E Swain, emplcye Of the City
Treasurer's office and former Ham
mand newspaper editor. faces an e2er-
alton for the removal of his appendiS
in the event that the ailments ITom
which he now suffers fail to respond
to treatment he will undergo over a
period OF one month.
This was the announcement made at
his home today.
Following a careful examination in
Chicago hospital. physicians yester-
day diagnosed the iiinese os Mr.. Swain
. resulting from his appendix. Dur
ing the months treatmfnt he Will not
be confined wholly to his home. 1t Is
probable that he viii return 70 his
duties after a rest Of two weeks.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEi

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEi
NEW YORK, Dec. %. The
first cold ave OF the season struck
New York this forenoon. The
temperature dropped to above
zero and 5o-mile an hour gale
swept in from the sea.
city lodging houses and free
missions reported full houses.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl
CASPER, wyo., Dec 22-Ihe
unidentified bodies of two bandits
are in the morgue here today The
men were shot In a nght with Off
GERS last night when intercepted n
the robbery OF grocery store.
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aRIlI.LErrN.A

UTICA, y. y. Dec. 22-
Eighteen below zero was reported
from Big Moose this morning.
Utica thermometer registered
below. the record SO far this sea-
son.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
FARMERS
MAKING
DEMANDS
Some Assessors Favor Lower
Assessments for Farm
Land Next Year

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Dec
whether the assessment Of farm lan0
n.y. vear should be considerably re-
d,,ce.4 below the last assessment, when
wa, made In 1919. because Of lower
,rices eor farm products and alleged
5s,~a~latfon in land values, continued
~ he the prime question before the an
mai conference between the state
hoard az tax commissioners ana un ,
sssasxors when discussion was fesoIh
"a Yesterday in the hall q representa-
ftves statehouse. II has come "eN
41at there Is a rather widespread oe-
rnand among farmers and farmers as
sc-4a+4ors for a reduction. and In sup
oort 81 II the argument Is made tha'
farmers are receiving low prices TO-
their products.
whus the conference has not yee
adopted definite policy. Il has oe
,-afonea from the discussion IN whle9
,nerobevs OF the state board IF TAX COM
rnlssioners and county assessors nave
-artfrtnatea. that the law for assess
ran+ at true cash value is TO be 20
lo-yad ard that one OF the ways of as
osr+atr3ne true cash value viii &c e
end from the records of sales WhAl
land has actually cold for.
soNFr ADJUSTMENTS MADE
The dominant opinion Of the confer
ence appears to be that while ADJUST
voA,+a vim be made. assessments oeins
Iovrar. din sons cases and raised In
others there wifi Re no great chang
from the assessments IN 1919.
minority at the conference seems 70 oe
og the opinion that land assessments
shou1d be considerably reduced next
year
Tbe matter was brought before the
conference hy question prepared ng
tha state tax board and distributed
among the county assessors by neio
agents Of the state board Tuesday az
+ernoan. The question was designea
10 test the attitude of the assessors
Who we're asked to write down an
swers.
QUESTION SUBMIT TED.
The question was as follows:
in the year 1921 or in January or
rarr,larv. 1922. q farm is sold at a fair
voluntary sale at 5000 per acre.
aDurIng the Same period an irnprov-
ed piece Of city real estate is sold for
5000.
osupposing there Is n evidence shst
.f+ber b,,ver or seller has been worsted
fn either deal.
"what should be tho valuation Of
these TWO pieces Of property for taxa
ton bv the assessor March I. 1922"
Il developed that hfty-four Of the
county assessors answered the question
T. way the state board regarded as
corrert-that the land should be as
sessed a. 5000 an acre and that the city
property should be assessed at $4,000,
Seventy eight assessors we're present.
and few OF them did not answer the
question ct all About hfteen did not
eng-ver It 200 an acre and 70 600. I"
some Of them put the farm land assess
nent below 5000. but LETT the city prop
erty a. $4,000.
TENDENCY TO CAMoUFLAGE.
Tobn j. Brown. chairman Of the
~tets tax board and chairman Of the
conference. used tho answers as a basis
cor a general discussion. He remark
81 that thera was variation in
answers. and 1t seemed to him Z
some o. the answers showed a tendency
sc camounage.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyicEl
SYRACUSE, n. !. Dec. 22.--
street thermometers registered
from to below hero today.
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INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyteEl

BOSTON, Dec. 22.-The coldest
temperature reported today In the
New England area was 1s degrees
below at Greenville. Maine.
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HARRY KRIEGAR IS
A LITTLE BETTER

Harry Krieger. the wholesale fruit
dealer who while driving over the
Jesse street crossing Of the Michigan
Central railway yesterday was hit by a
west bound train after stopping to see
whether the way was clear, Is trife
better at ST. Margaret's hospital lie
sustained serious injuries to his head
but his doctors hope for his recovery.
Mr.. Krieger who is an old resident of
the city has host OF warm friends
who hope for his early recovery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22

Eventuallyzwhy not now? Your
Bonds,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22

SALE Of Christmas tuberculosis seals
in Hammond s rapidly nearing the 81
900 mark this year. nearly doubling the
total for any previous year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22

started TO put saw dust on the floor
and get ready for a circus that jim
Wang Michelstetter would be johnny
on the spot.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22

BARBERs report no sudden increase
in shearing high school girls since the
bobbing question was disposed Of in
formal debate Tuesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22

JAKE wIKER Is walking these days.
Icy pavements mean a soft time for
Jake's nag Doesn't do any good TO
shoe the horse. says Jake. because he
slips on purpose.
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BILL BRIDGE. city engineer. leaves
today for Waterloo. Iowa He Will
spend the holidays with his daughter.
Mrs. Grace Hughes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22
RABBI RAPPAPORT'S
FRIDAY SERMON

'Dreamers and their Dreams" will
be the title of the sermon OF RABBI
julius Rappaport Friday evening, Dec.
23rd at eight o'clock The young
peoples choir will chant the responses
in the service. After the close OF the
services the Jewish History circle has
its session.
A "Hanuccah Feast" celebrating the
rictory of the Maccabees over the Svr-
ians and the dedication Of the Temple
has seen arranged by the joint sister
hoods Of the Daughters Of Israel and
the Ladies Aid Society to be held sun
day afternoon at three o'clock at the
sihley street synagogue. Sweet meats
viii be served TO the children Of the
religious school and momentoes appro-
pirate to the occasion VIII be distrib-
uted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22

WIEN Kenneth, the bell hop at the
Majestic, gets HIS new red uniform with
the Tommy Adkins hat and chin strap.
the folks VIII think he's on the bill
az the Parthenon.
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HAMMOND schools close today and
reopen Tuesday. January 3. giving The
youngsters ten days IN which to
stretch their limbs.
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INTERESTING fact Of tho day: Or
e. NJ Shanklin always carries a Mason
ic penny and a French coin in his poe
ket so as 10 convince hts friends that
ne IS tinging real coin.
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BOY SCOUTS deluge onioe Of Miss
Nary Moran. city welfare worker. with
worthwhile gifts for needy. Many toys
among the lot
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SHOPPERS report that merchandise
Is far cheaper on Holman and state
streets than in the loop. TO say nothing
Of the difference IN car fare and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22

reernt ties as gift 10 mans friend. The
first two times the man liked the ties
so Well after he got home he kept them
himself. The third time he asked Joe
to mail the tie out for him. else he'd
have kept that, too.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-22

WHY dc you call It a bungalow 90
asked Walter Jordan. Of the man who
was asking him 70 sell his house for
him. We'll the Job was a bungle By
the carpenters and still owe for it.
replied the owner.