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The evening world., 1921-07-07
THEY WE'RE SOME EGGS,
ANYWAY.

OF potdIumG, Cal, lay eggs val
ued at s16,000,00O annually? We'll,
they do, according TO A. G. Hen
shaw, motorman from that
town who won a newspaper prize
and came here for the fight.
Six super samples. the finest Of
Petaluma's barnyard harems.
were placed in a beribboned has
kct ten days ago. and turned
over to the motorman with
sign which announced what they
were and whence they came.
AT every stop on the trip the
natives marvelled. and in Mis-
souri, they said they would take
II easier II they hadn't heard
that ostriches were also raised
in California.
On the day of'thc fight. when
the eggs were to be exhibited
IN the Majestic lobby, II was
said that the hens were a bit H.
ritable and had been taken to
the messengers room. Just be-
fore the trip to Jersey City
Chambermaid was reported to
have res gned.
you don't mean to insinuate
that those eggs were stale ?" said
MIR. Henshaw Indignantly. Just
before hc left for Pctdluma last
night. why, our eggs keep in
definitely, you might say, be-
cause they have smaller air
chambers, and climate and. soil
The evening world., 1921-07-07

Every pair of low shoes
in stock, light or dark,
for dress or general wear,
has been reduced for
clearance.
Brogue, plain or strap,
with low, high or Dolly
heel styles. In brown,
tan or mahogany calf and
white canvas or kid -
$6.35 Sal e Price. In
black satin, suede or kid,
brown suede calf or kid,
and white buckskin
$7.S5 Sale Price.
SCCohd Floor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 JUNEAU CHILDREN

Only children uv0ns u Juneau uuur or and iu thc vicinity of what s known as "Nc'soua AidI- uon. are avarc that a very loud and aucy old rouudhoe makes hH home under bs rock a.mwt sua.rht un Che hM from t p Nenona house It H plain chat lhe -rouudhoe s very old for Ono rcaaon that even from l.aauecmd that s Che only way hc H over viewed. hs whsseu look almost white and rroundhoes usc mon. never have whit, vmsacr until thoy ec. o.d.
 Nearly every summer morning for the p..t thrce years thet old uouul- hoe has disturbed Ono aumherus children ol tbat part ol town abou. I o.rloek sometime. earlier by hu shuU whistle that sounds uke ho had Io.t tooth. another evidence hat he Is yer, old. uo eaw.s w on One roof ol his homo thc b.s rock to do hs vhauIue and he usually kcors It mp for more tmm au hour Noholg h. cser hecn sut- ncory close to him Go see whether hc pucscu hts urs to whistle or uo.
 The general opinion H .m. o.a Man Gromdhoe has a uIlo and am- uy of children under tae rock a. ihoaeh nobody h.. ceer seen him do ue anything to support them Ha' is unless h.s can Iy. m his Wh.. u.. and n .tcy oun tnoy can ao should au be al for o'd Man GmmInoe c.u whistle oUwcr m. IouIer bau any ho. m ta.sa
 Ahu. Che ume ho 0rt snow .om u One ntc au od White Wm.aee .r,.n m.o-ha home goes to bel and u... nmeoI u for th. winter or mu Che End day %. fob rulry whom Ee wake. w and eoc oauIc for a .oo. IT t.. u. H .1rue and h. s.e hs shadow !.
 ar. mm and h. s..mn. n... uto ha hole and takes another mr tor ..1 uceb. HE On. um. ue wakes lrau he feels brave. tHm iu fUh
 mry and Is mo longer u.u'd 70. H. shadow utaouea T.. a very much 1f n coward .U .a. um. Im. a why nobody ..u got close enough l lm Go really ..e 1T Inc has .o., oH. 0l h. u.h Hu I tae old chap I
 oru.r.l n. can Uu. mp god" lrHi beus au'e to whip a do. . twice I.. own u..eHt
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
PERSONALS

uclon WabbL Caroline Smith and Beatrice McAmcy nurses at Che st Ann hon.uI lcft for skaeway on . ms Cig of Seattle for Q short yaca- uon.
 Miss Grace White who has boon . visiting m skoeway and Juneau for Che rmt month loft on tho city ot Seattle for her homo u Los Angeles.
 James T Barron. ol Che rhlmget Packing Company arrived In Juneau uom FmIor Bay Tuesday on Che euurry tcndcr Buster. ou a short business rp and ieft tor Che cane rry Wednesday mornings J NeNaudcr arrived in Juneau or ho Uy of Seattle from short . t.n Go Seattle ue win make his . n me hcre
 Miss la U White. daughter of .Nr and Mrs E. I White win are rive from sntlc on Che Princess Alice Tuesday evening ou two- ueets vHl Mics White Us librarian lin Che Alaska Bureau ot tho Seattle ! Chamber ol Commerce. She win be
 -omnamcl by % young lady friend. | 1ra Nabo. Beard
 Nn da M pc.jon and her son. |E c pcuon. lct for Che south on l.ae Princess Royal Friday morning.
 Mr. and 1.u John Harvey lott for n. south on Jac Princes Royal
 Mr. and Nu u Caa of rcrc y.nuee and hor two children B.od and Dorothy lou Friday morning ou u. Princes. Royal cn ur.c o Portland Oregon where |.h.y expect ,o mako choir homo.
 IH cam arrived bcre during Che . WOO. from LIs.ausaI on a shor. bus.- . mess trip.
 Mrs. uyc uous.I and daughter ! lr. uo.lhbounI ra ou Ono ! steamship JcIoron Mrs. F Roy a ! |uud ol Nr Hoa.el is accompany 'me her to Juneau lor a yla.l
 R. Reynolds ol Sawyer & Rcyu- .Hl. Lumber Company arrived u 'Umou Thursday from KllaHoo ou 'a business Grip.
 Mr. and Mrs. E K Murray who . msc been touring Austa for Ono .H..t several weeks. returned to Ju. .uuu on Che Cy ol saldc from . sMeuay
 Mr. and Mrs. James T Barron . .Nr and Mrs. J. Fitzpatrick and .u.r party ra..I through Juneau on hc CIy ol Seattle from Fmtr .ur cnroute Go Portland Oregon.
 R G Ucnob travelling salesman .Ier on Che CIv ot Seattle for Peters . burg
 Mrs. William Fr of Che Beauty . shop. Io0t ou fhe C.y oi Seattle for h vacation Grip in tho south
 E J. Formm and M. w. Lorc.dee with One Alaska Hoad Commission .at Huna uasod through Juneau on .ue C.y of Seattle ca route Go Che
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
THE STROLLER
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 he realizes hat bo has caton one hmz fried. roasted. boiled. tcwod rlccaaooi iu hash and dozen other waya hc shuldou and at tho same umc rcio.cc. that ha Hlom ulumpbcl over Che cnomy Chat mk- cd. hidden and maoon In hs daily food. In nct looking back to that period be can now seo where. n those curly days at Dawson what was meat u Che fan was mostly one mrax by Che following spring and sold ot tl.25 por pound The suoi- lcr is now certain Chat il was an- mmx Chat caused many pioneers of Che interior to become prcmauc'y gray and it was probably anthrax tbat drove many to tho dance halls There is no doubt but chat anthrax uko moonsh.uc. affects different poo- pie In different ways
 n thc meantime Che Stroller has written Che Department of Anicul- ure to forward O herd of otue Go his address and hc win follow Che instructions In Che circular to .ho letter and vacc.uato chem roi au- hrax. He has also written for Che modua onemndI tor oradlcauus an- huz Cha, have been quietly lurking or holding high camiya. in Che hue man system for twenty yeau or moro.
 On Che whole Che Stroller can mot give Che stamp Of his approval Co tha habit Che government has O. Iamchiue some now and scientific discovery ou am maupoctius pop. uaco every few days Our forobear were ucyor warned aea.ua, anthrax and tboy thuudroi down Che cou. don Of Tmc doing and being don u.th mot thought chat Invisible germs wcrc playing tae before their cycs on the meat thcy were eatur They utuo voted that thcy should round mp tho.r mort-oyod. cud-chow lur. mill-mannu family mIich COWS and subject chem Co Che nd.en.N of being accInatcI for anthrax Both our lorebolr and Che COWS o' their day wore Go bo coueatuatol chat cIoHco had not Chen discovered
 anthrax and it Is doubtful il Che ht of either forbear or "ioroooW" wa. sbortcncd one span by ,he lack o. such discovery
 Another ntor day discovery chat bas caused tbc Stroller much mental perturbation is Che hookvorm which some Of John D. Bocbofc.lora paid scientists discovered in tho south
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR United States Land Ofico
 Serial 03T55
Juneau AlaaIn ADrl VI. 102l.

Juneau Alaska. April 29. 1921.
 NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN that Thomas McComu. Of Juneau Alaska. hes submitted Guu thrc6 year proof m support Of his homestead mtry
 sr.al O8755. embracing lands In IT. B. Survey No. SO. new series No. .u5f situated ou Cowoo Creek on
 Che South Side Of Bornou Bay about forty miles northwest Of Juneau Amu in latitude 5sa l0' North and longitude 18ia 5g Wat and more particularly described as fo'- lows
 Commencing at Corner No. j. whence U. S. L.M No. Ss r. 8 bears North f5 10' West 0S6 chus . Uonco ". G7a 3I E. 7a5 chus to Cor No. % 1I c. on Che line of or- . .dnary high water of Cowoe Creek. thmc, moandorIue che mId Cove. Crook CD s. Ila O0' E. 2.2O chr . l2l s. S1' l5 E. a.20 chs l3l N |76' l5' B. S.O0 chs; ll s.2l' 00' E . .3.s0 chs l5I s. G' 15' w. 5.00 chs ! l6I s. q 30' E. a.70 chs CD S. 25' |8O F SO0 chs. lSl s. 50a 45 E |8.10 cbs. l9l s. 7le f5' E3.90 chs ] G0 s. sS. 1J p. 2.70 chs CID S. 00' w. 6.2O cha O2) S. 29' l5 .E. 3.70 cbs OO s 60a 50' E. 5.5a | che 1O S. f0' 52' E. l61 chs to Cor No 9 M C.thonco S. Si' 28 l w. 21SI cha to Cor No. {; theme. |N. I7' l8' w. 89.6S chs to Cor No U. Che place Of beginning Contain ling m area of Ss55 acr@ Mag 'nclic variation a5' 15 E.
 FRANK A. BOYLE. Register
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

Comp m.ruHr Mrs. A. VI. HIrl- ne Nr l. L. Uuius entertained u.t. n ..lrm.ue.r appointed unch- .0n Wednesday af her home In Che Snuh..t Apartments Covers were laid I.. twelve. The rlesta were. Mn. W. w. shor.ru or Tacoma. Mrs. John Richards and Mrs. Frank LeN.. o. IroalWe.L Mrs. b. O s'r.n. Mrs. 0at olson. Mrs Hector Mclean. Mrs. H n Nori'ns. Mrs c E Ee. Mrs. B D. Stewart Mrs. J. ID WaIser
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

N H..n smith entertained r..H . I....uI dinner party Sum ... evening at her home u Che
 shop apartments.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

rnr Mis-. E.heI FIEseraId of Ca.'- u-n.. who s her house guest. Mrs
 E E J.c-cr entertained with sr"- m. party Saturday afternoon. l1- t.aHor. ue.e issued for twenty-five
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

and which Ono Stroller never know ho had unul he read Che symptoms ton ycam after leaving iherc. dur ing an of which t.mo Inc had up- poaod that those dark brown tas.cI ho was wont lo experience in Che cold uoy dawn Of the following mornings had bcou duo to something cIcac. But iu. as thoso rccolioctioua were mcllow.ne into sacred memories along comes scientific discovery which forever biuata Che .ondor sou- umcnt with which lhoao mcrcd memories wore revorol It was hookwom tlo Stroller had.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

Mrs H.r-. T. lu.ls entertained ..H bridge rnuiaE. Friday and Saturday .u.-uoons at Her home ou -....I. and Main fr.e..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
Catholic Church

Eleventh Sunday after n.nIo.ot
 Ure.t of s. 'u..H. luo'u f o.c.o.N rn. N.H tn ,hl Church.
 o'clock Nla and general conn muron
 l0.ao Hrh Nu and pauesr., u honor o. sI Irunuu.
 f..H D. m. Rosary and nm.I.. Hou O. Ihr Blessed Sacrament
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
M.-Lnl-.- Em.o1r.I CLnI.L

Methodist Ensconl. Church -Tb. Church o. Cordial Welcome Corner Fourth and Seward 5I.... Sunday service. a .nIuHH Preaching a. Ii a. m
 Sunday sh... .l l-Ia. Junior IoleH. .t " um Enuor.H L..eu. .l [ D. m. rr..Hne .I . D. m
 Prayer Meeting Wednesday lt E n
 .I was glad whom taey said unto mo- let us eo into Che house oI .a. Lori
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

w. w. Baicholiw returned to Ju- ucau ou tho city Of Seattle from % short business Grip to Notch.kan
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

Miss Margaret FIrck. who arrived here oa Che CItr Of Seattle Wednes- day. ier tor the south on Che same steamship today.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30

WW Caaey Jr. arrived hero from Fe'chIkon on Che city of Seattle Wednesday,
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterian Church

Nouue worship rt II.0N 5uh .eet .Urne CoI Into Your ll.' Hh.e .hoo. u, I-.i5.
 Sunday school at Than. Ul I..0H Evening worship at s.0H suh ..f. "GoIa Hatred oI sMu
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-07-30
SOCIAL NOTES

ooIAAA NN4Ao
 Complimentary to Mr Alvin Go.dac.r. Mrs. Ray stevens cuter- u.ueI vib bridge Wednesday after noon no her homo ou Seventh and Gold sireets
 Nr Prank F Wc.galf uas hostess at eharmney appointed luncheon Wednesday for Mu Austin Miss u.urc Austin and Miss Grace Wht. ol Lm Angeles. who have h.r visiting In the north for Che past month Covers were hid for tue.te
 Mics White icr for her homo on Che ctr ol Seattle Mrs. Austin and her I.u-Ht.r expect to visit in Ju- reu mm Che early part of sep- emaer
 ra- NU.. E.heI Euscra'd Of Cail- mra. who s her house guest Mrs. Ia Jaeger entertained vith a scN- me rar.r saurIay afternoon. in- tHaHor. uc-e issued tor twenty-five raet-
 ro- m. pleasure of Mss Rae Stevens u. Mar, Ncece Graves eu- tr.n.I eI.r a delightful luncheon Friday .t her homo on seventh and
 Seward t-.... X color scheme of rI. r.. and yellow prevailed and IH. room. uer. bauum tn hot- .ru. H.u.r. Tiny kevp... be- I....I m say yellow ribbons were rI .. favor. for each guest The uI. u U.h..I uIth yellow cane l O.. uo-e laid for c.eh-
 wn Ir mnr.r Miss stevens l. ar m. c.t. ol Seattle for san r.r... nh.r. she uu enter tac Lowell Wen school
 
 ..mr.mntne Mrs. C w. Rus .. .I rr.lueu who vu leave .. u- m. or,t. Mrs. E. J. WM. entertained u.,h a delightful
 . u. Friday afternoon at har hon. m sixth and Franklin rrn U.- en.u were Mrs c. " EuHL Nr. ID. E Bradley Mrs John Richard. Mrs w. w saor. hm ur Prank LeNo.r Mrs. IT. e. ,f.-nrr.II Mrs L U Ne.tsar o' r.Iu.. Mrs. Guy smith. Mrs Iu.. O.r..o. Nr. w. F. lahu Mrs Robert coaeaHn Mrs. WImH r.un. Mrs F A J. Gauuas. %. uneu. Mrs J F Haruear Mrs our ur N S Hudson and N. EInarI E Na.s.c
 r .H pleasure ot her sister, Mn. J. w Harrison. who has been Ir h0... guest for the past severn. r.s. Mrs. Roy uorr entertained ... sowing party ruela, afler- noon.
 Mrs un0r rr on th. Princess Royal Tn. H.. nom. m tHe south.
 
 Mn. Hr-.t E...i. was guest of honor .. . ...,Hme party given tn r E. studio Wednesday after- u r.. H....... r.-e Miss Nal- ..... E.H. Miss Elizabeth r. Miss N.uH. Kashc,aroI .u... H.r. Nr. B. A Ho. M m. ~ Marguerite Bonc H. .... WH.mre kcterblch Ir..r. E..n Narearet krN Worn. Hm. WmraI kIra VIr
 sh.us. mdreI Uooker Frame. ur..I Nna Euhe,ar. 0 Gu. NeH. Gladly, Naehe. Hr.u sur NIH. Ann Gold. r.n r.uHr. Cararert Elizabeth N Esther Na.r Maxine Hos.
 .
 
 Mrs rHHn R Bradley wte-.a.u- .I ..IH . ..Hrm.ne'r appointed d.H- nor followed u.tH several tables o. Hr. Thursday evening at hor H.m. m TIneu The guests were Mayor and Mrs. H E Robertson. Hr and MT. Euu. A. Boyle. Mr. and v. F. J. White ol Juneau 
 Complimentary .' 'r. J W. Hlr- .r sister o. N- Roy H.ul. Mrs H L. N0rr entertained with a sowing H.r. a. her home Wcluc- day afternoon
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23
Recital Great Success

The musicale and recital given by
the Tanner Howadr club Thursday
night at the A. NJ E. church proved
entirely successful. Some Of the Lest
literary and musical talent in the city
appeared on the program which was
well rendered to the delight of all.
Mr.. Paul Green brought down
the house with one of his famous
solos and Mr. w. B. Johnson, the
Arizona Curuso", thrilled the audi
ence with one of his favorite selec-
tions. Mr. Harold Carriger also de-
lighted the audience with an appropi-
ate selection and received vociferous
applause. Miss Cora Smith and Mr.
Edmunds captivated the audience
with an instrumental duet, and Mrs.
Luada Walker rendered a beautiful
violin solo. Mrs. J. F. Hudspeth gave
humorous recital that was pleasing
and Mrs. T. ]. Sanford gave a drama
tic reading that held the audience
spell-bound. Mrs. w. c. Hacket read
q splendid paper and Mr.. Cleo. NJ.
Roberts delivered a short address that
was timely. Rev. T. ]. Sanford made
the closing address, and Mrs. Lewis
Jenkins, president of the Tanner How
ard club, was in charge of the pro-
gram. Mr.. Dumas was. accompanist. A
large audience greeted the performers
and all went away feeling that they
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23
Called Out OF CITY

Mr. T. A. Gaillard, proprietor of
Gaillard's cafe, 221 East Madison st.
was called out of the city Thursday
on business. He will RETURN Saturday
or Sunday.
A Reminder
All clubs and other societies are
requested to keep off the date, May 20
There will. be something doing at the
A. NJ. E. church on the above date and
your presence is desired.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23
International Bible Students

Lecture Sunday evening at School
of music by E. II. Herscher
Study meetings: Monday night and
Thursday night at 1912 East jefferson
Monday night subject: Restitution"
Thursday night subject: Restitution"
Seats free and no collection.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23
L o A 1 S
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Mrs. jackson Entertains

Mrs. jackson Entertains
Wednesday evening April 18th, Mrs.
Julius Jackson gave a delightful party
at her home, 914 East Jefferson street
in honor of her husbands birthday
anniversary. The house was artistically
decorated for the. occasion and among
the invited guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson, Miss Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Scotty, Prof p.
Landry, Mr.. and Mrs. g. S. P. Dawson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Williams. Delici-
GUS refreshments were served by .the
hostess and all report an enjoyable
time.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23
Weddinn Announcement

Mrs. II. L. (Nita) Gilbert. formerly
of Phoenix but now resident of Los
Angeles, Cal, announces her marriage
to Mr.. NJ. II. Washington of that city.
They are domiciled at 100 Sears Ave,
where they will be at home to their
friends. Mrs. Washington's friends in
Phoenix will be surprised and delight
ed to learn of her recent marriage.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23

Try Our Sunday Dinners, also our
every day meals at popular prices.
Gaillard's.-Advt
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23
S. |. A. Club Meeting

The Self improvement Art Club met
Monday with Mrs. P. F. McCutcheon
at 1915 East Jefferson street and held
a splendid meeting. The meeting Mon
day, April 25th will be with Mrs. |. F.
Silvers 1927 East jefferson
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23
Enjoy Motor Trip


Mr. Marion Jones and sisters. Cor
nelia and Gertrude, of Illinois, who
have been winter visitors in Phoenix
since Christmas and were about to
start back home, just discovered that
Phoenix is the best place in the world
Having met many people while here,
they selected a group of friends for
picnic and motored to that ideal pic
mic ground-Granite Reef. Those in
the party were Mrs. w. B. Hudspeth
Mrs. Oscar McCloud, Mrs. Jessie Nc
Cloud, Mrs. Major Jones. Mrs. P. F.
McCutcheon, and Mrs. J. F. Hudspeth.
Mr.. Jesse McCloud felt lonesome and
took his car with a group of friends
and Joined the party on the trip to
Granite Reef. They had a delightful
time kodaking and feature of the
picnic was the good eats" that were
lavishly supplied and enjoyed by all.
The Jones' will be welcome any time
they decide to return to Phoenix.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23
Dunbar Club

DUNBAR Club
Mrs. A. Stewart of 2SS West Jackson
street will entertain the Dunbar club
Thursday afternoon April 2Sth. Mrs.
Stewards mother has just returned
from six months visit with friends
in Texas. She reports an enjoyable
trip, but is glad to be back in Phoe-
nix
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23

We still serve the same quality of
food as before and solicit your patron
Gaillard' 's.-Advt.
Phoenix tribune., 1921-04-23

received their moneys worth and then
some.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-31
FAMOUS PICTURE AT
PARTHENON THEATRE

In addition to the famous Singers
Mldxetg that have been entertaining
rhe people OF Hammond since last Mon
day. the manager Of the Parthenon
arrou1ces Mae Murray In the Gid ed
LAZY +" a Pararn cunt production. filmed
~ Robert z Leonard, husband % the
star and written by Clara Berwanger
The C4ilded Lily Is reminiscent OF the
George Fitzmaurice production Or
with the Dance" in which Miss Muir
raw achieved a notable success last
wear. The story ats Miss Murray like
q Slove ard presents her in the role
n which she frst became famous
dancer
Lilly Drake. dancer Of the Clut
Royale, is the type OF a girl that Is al
sham and rouge on the exterior but
real and true when the tarnish and tin
sci are of She is sought by many
men. including a typical New York
raan-about- town and a youth from th<
country. In the contest between them
% win her hand and In the final incl
dents. Miss Berwranger has given al
unusual twist that is declared 20 bs
entirely orig ina1 and Will place tht
picture IN the front rank for its story
value.
The two leading roles are played b9
Lowell Sherman. as the man-about-
town. and Jason Robards as the coun-
try boy others in the cast are Thur
low Bergen. Leonora ottinger and Mre
Pauline Dempsey
The Lake County times., 1921-08-31
NEW DIVORCE
SUIT rs FILED

Association with other men end par
tgcuIarly With one John b Callahan Is
given as one Of the reasons Of Henry
{. Mains OF Hammond in applying for
d divorce from his wife Louise. Mrs,
Mains is now living at is Carroll St.
hammond.
Attorneys Ibach, Gavit. stinson and
tiavit filed the complaint today IN the
Hammond Superior court. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mains were married August 10.
1898 and separated last April. Mains
alleges that his wife 1requented cab&-
rets and saloons alone and IN the com
pany Of men. She often stayed all
night in Chicago.
There is said to have been a board
er at the Mains home for more than a
wear Henry says he registered a kick
when he saw how friendly the boarder
and hts wife were getting. 1t did no
good out brought upon him a curstng
and several blows from his wife.
1t Is related how on one occasion
the boarder and Mrs. Mains obtained
passage over the Monon railroad to
Indianapolis. They left Hammond on
the same train one sunday and Mrs.
Mehns did not get back to Hammond
until the following sunday.
Gradually the boarder displaced
Mains in his wife's affections until he
says he came to be regarded as the
head o1 tho family. SO Mains left and
.s now sueing for q divorce. He also
asxs for the custody Of their son.
The Lake County times., 1921-08-31
J. J. TOREN ON
PERPETUAL MOTION

Men have lived and have died on d
vain endeavor to discover that which
is known perpetual motion If our
conception % the Interpretation Of this
term IS correct. then we are certa n
that the nearest approach to that won
derful phenomena lies embodied in the
performances Of the nllendurins
Haynes car
We have arrived at this conclusion
Chiefly ~ summing up ca-tf1iy tho
various authentfs reports coming from
all parts OF the country. of the un-
limited mueages 1t is not at ali un-
common for a Haynes to reel off 1000
miles and asks permission to annthtliate
some more.
Remember car buyers, the time has
come and Is now that trading in car
each year does not pay" muses. Mr.. J.
j loren of tho loren Auto Sales Co.
Haynes dealer, "theref9-e avail your
ee,ves Of q car that viii run a n run
and run, and serve YOU faithfully foi
years and years and years
The Lake County times., 1921-08-31

element Of suspense predominating
The story tells OF the efforts Of a
young and beautiful girl to discover
the identity Of her parents One day
her search comes to an end, but this
only tends to complicate matters. for
it iz revealed that her father was a
professional gambler, and the girl has
fallen heir to his establishment. and
also to some heavy debts incurred by
her father.
Henry kolker directed the produc-
tton which has Ia its cast of players
Claire Anderson, Niles WeIch and 9TH
ers Of prominence Katherine Reed
adapted the story 10 the screen from an
original one by Max brand.
Also four acts Of loop vaudeville.