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Evening journal., 1921-08-15

knowledged by us. The geographi-
cal propinquity of Ireland to the
British isles is fundamental fact
The history of the two islands for
many centuries, however it is read.
Is sufficient proof that their des-
tin3es are indissolubly linked
ireland has sent members to the
British parliament for more than a
hundred years Many of her people
during all that time have enlisted
freely and served gallantly in the
forces Of the crown Great numbers
in all the Irish provinces are pro-
foundly attached to the throne
These facts permit of one an
swer, and one only. to the claim that
Great Britain should negotiate with
ireland as a separate and foreign
power
Separation Impossible
when you. as the chosen repre-
sentative. of Irish national ideals.
came to speak with me, I made one
condition only. of which our pro-
posal plainly stated the effect-that
Ireland should recognize the force
of geographical and historical facts.
1T is those facts which govern
the problems of British-Irish rela-
tions. If they did not exist there
would be no problems to discuss. J
pass therefore. to the conditions
which are imposed by these facts.
I'VE set them out clearly in six
clauses in our former proposals. and
need not restate them here, except
to say the British government can
not consent to the reference of any
such questions which concern Great
Britain and Ireland alone to the arbi-
tration of a foreign power.
I'VE are profoundly glad to have
your agreement that northern Ire
land cannot be coerced- This point
is of great importance. because the
resolve of our people to resist with
full power any attempt at secession
by one part of Ireland carries with
it of necessity an equal resolve to
resist any effort to coerce another
part of Ireland to abandon Is al
legiance to tie crown
I'VE gladly give you the assurance
that we will concur in any settle
ment which southern and northern
Ireland may make for Irish unity
within the six conditions already laid
down, which apply to southern and
northern Ireland alike. but we cans
not agree to refer the question OF
your relations with northern Ireland
to foreign arbitration.
"The conditions of the proposed
settlement do not arise from any de-
sire to force our will on the people
of another race, but from facts which
are as vital to Ireland's welfare az
to our own They contain no dero.
cation from Ireland's status as q
dominion, no desire for British as
cendancy over Ireland. and no i'm
pairment of Ireland's national ideals
''Our proposals present to th'
Irish people an opportunity such AZ
has never dawned in their histor,
before. We have made them in Z
sincere desire TO achieve peace, bu
beyond them we cannot go.
we trust you will be able to ac'
cept them in principle. 1 shall dis
cuss their application in detail
whenever your acceptance in prin
ciple is communicated to me-"
Evening journal., 1921-08-15

OF the Philadelphia Street Railway
Company. Mr.. George Schmidt. Of
No. 1910 Wingohocking street,
Philadelphia. who is a man of the
utmost honor and integrity and has
many friends in Wilmington. where
he was born and lived for years. He
said:
when in Wilmington I called
on the Plant Juice man and pur-
chased nine bottles of Plant Juice
for myself and neighbors. as 1 would
not think Of being without it in my
home. 1t was the only medicine to
relieve me after years Of suffering
from nervous indigestion; I could
not keep any solid food in my
stomach and was In a wretched con-
dition from pain and suffering I had;
1 was so nervous I could not sleep,
had headaches and awful pains
across my chest and all through my
body; my liver and kidneys were
out Of order. my bowels irregular
and 1 was so discouraged I did not
know where to turn. One day I
read the statement of a friend OF
mine in the Wilmington papers (my
old home town. for Plant Juice and
1 knew it must be good or he would
not endorse II. 1 got a bottle to
try It. and after the first few doses
took. was thoroughly convinced
that it was just the medicine 1 need
ed, for 1t put my system in fine con-
dition; now 1 have good appetite
for my meals, sleep fine and have
no more trouble with my liver or
kidneys and am not constipated. My
nerves are soothed and quieted and
i have gained Is pounds in weight
/ never expected to give an endorse
ment for any medicine, but / GER
tainly feel it my duty and gladly
give one for Plant Juice.
Plant Juice is sold in Whining
ton at the Miller Drug Store. 4o4-
406 Market street Sold in New
port by c. p. White, in New Castle
! by e Challenger & Son. in New
ark by w. b Brown
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
ARpEN FIEIp spoRrs-

Hundreds OF visitors gathered al
Arden on Saturday when the an
nual held day sports were held. The
meet realized a neat sum OF money.
The held events Saturday consist
Cd OF l00-yard dash, bail throwing.
three-legged race. quarter-mile relay
race, potato race, obstacle race
broad jump. commuters race. etc.
Cleayer Thomas was first with Pa
points. and Frank smolens second
with II points.
A basketball game between tho
Arden Vets and the City slicker,
was won by the Arden team by ,
score OF is to 10. Hamilton War.
was timer and William Worthing
ton, 3rd, starter.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
PusEY WINS SHOOT

with the vacation season on the
attendance was rather low on the
range of the Diamond State Rifle
Club at Shellpot Saturday. Out of
the meagre turnout. however, at
least one interesting event was
pulled. Jake" Pusey. cap" Grier
and Lesney. each burned a box of
ammunition at 100 yards, and when
the so shots of each had been to-
tailed Pusey had copped his favorite
event with a total OF 4T4x500. Grier
was close behind with All, while
Lesney was not far enough away to
be out of the dust. with 46S. In
the other scores for the day, Jimmie
Lester led the field at 100 yards with
97x100, while George Pierce, after
several weeks consistent improve
ment. topped the field at so yards,
with 99x100.
At least one team from the Dia-
mond State Club viii attend the IA
nous Sea Girt matches next Sat
urday, shooting through the small
bore program.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
Event No. I
DEFIANCE RIVER RIDE

Defiance A. A. will hold a moon
light river ride aboard the steamer
Brandywine Friday evening. The
boat viii leave Fourth street wharf
a. SIS O'Clock.
The committee IN charge is work
ing hard 20 make Il a banner affair
and promises a pleasant evening for
those that attend. A committee
from the ladies' Auxiliary is also
working in conjunction with the
young men.
McCrea's Melody Boys win furnish
music for dancing with a few other
musical selections by local quartets.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
Eyes Inflaned?

If your eyes are infamed, weak
tired or overworked; if they ache; if
picture shows make them feel dry
and strained, get a bottle of Bon
Optic tablets from your druggist,
dissolve one in fourth Of a glass of
water and use as an eye bath from
two to four times day. Bon-Opto
allays inflammation, invigorates.
tones up the eyes.
Note; Doctors say Bon -Opto Strengthens eve
gight eose IN weeks time in many instances
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
nm You KvOU THAT

The highest point In the world Il
III Everest India-china. Asiag (es.-
1cz feet eievation)
The ioWest point Is the Dead Sea.
Palestine. Azia7 (lzs0 feet below eea
Jewell
The highest point IN North Amer
lca .s Death Valley. California; (27s
900 feeLj
The lowest point IN North Amer
icz z Death Failey. aiifornia? (27s
feet b. j.
There are no points IN South
Afnerica below sea ievei7
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
THEY'LL cur up HERE.

Some tail baseball butchering is
on for this evening at Eden Paris
Aggregations representing the Re-
tail Butchers and Wholesale Butch
ers will go to the mat against each
other. The game. match, contest.
or whatever you wish to call it. will
start at els o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
MINNIcK WINS RACES

William Minnick. leading motor
csclist OF this city. carried off two
seconds and a third at the meet
held in Potfstown. Pa. on Satur-
day. Bill finished second IN the five
and fifteen-rnile events and third ir
the ten-mile A fast field from al
parts Of the country competed.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
GOT MEDICINE
FOR FRIENDS
Former Wilmington Man
Tells Interesting Story
About Plant Juice
WAS CONVINCED BY
FRIENDS STATEMENT

1t is always interesting to listen
to the statements Of our friends, and
especially when we know that they
are sincere and honest in what they
say. Added interest is created in a
statement coming from an employee
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
cooKMAN vs.. ST. PAULs.

Goodman and 81. Paul's will clash
IN a postponed twilight Church
League game tomorrow night at
E6en Park. The game viii start az
SIS O'Clock
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
PARA RELnE WINS FEATURE.

Para Bellies performances were
the feature OF the tenth regular mat
inee OF the Delaware Horse Show
Association at the Elsmere track on
Saturday. The bay mare captured the
first event in classy style. going both
heats in fast time. DR.. Dell and Di-
rector Wilkes were the other win
ners Of the day.
Event No.
Para Belle. b. m. by Paralizer.
Prince n. br g. BY Prince March.
riiis1s nss1s RSsssi isses nv isi.'
i'i,-s. - suastiis p H-' ny inle -
John = Lebley .--..-....--.....
Time. l15h. 221ik.
Event No. 2
Or. Dcn. b. g.. by Delcarnado.
John p. Zehiey .......
Gitzyrain. Or. kuhn......... 3
kettie Besure. by Besure. o. u.
Della B-. br. m. BY Odsi j.. c.
Time. z5o. aso. as
Event No. 3
Director Wilkes. s. g.. by Bel
mont Wilkes. r. s. Stanert. !
Ben Mckinney. Winfield Gracy 1
Earl @. nr. Simpers-- 3 3
Time. 132A. 25l.
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Chambers

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Evening journal., 1921-08-15
ULSTER REPLY PUBLISHED.

BELFAST. August 1.-THE text
OF the listers cabinets observations
on the British governments pro-
posal for peace in Ireland. signed
by Sir James Craig. the Ulster pre-
mier, was made public here this
evening.
The statement reads:
My dear prime minister: Your
proposals for an Irish settlement
now have been exhaustively exam
ined by my cabinet and myself. We
realize the preamble is especially
addressed 10 Mr.. De Valera and his
followers and observe it implies that
difficulties have long existed
throughout the empire and in
| America. attributable to persons OF
Irish extraction
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21

roomstory and "A bungalow on 80 IT.
lot, Bauer st. Furnace heat, electric
lights: shades and fixtures. First
hoor finished in oak. Beautiful de
vorated. All large rooms, including
reception hall. Price $4,000. Part
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21

White Elephant was the most pet
ted baby in the whole wild jungle.
Even the beautiful little green
snake with bright red eyes heard
no words of praise when White
Elephant was around, and Frigko,
tbs t~oast-brown monkey, who could
hang from a tree by his tail longer
than even his father or mother.
didn't hear a single person say
Isn't Frisko wonderful" when
White Elephant was around
But although this little elephant
was as white as the snowhakes he
had never seen. and although his
hair vas as silky as that Of the
little yellow tiger cubs, he was not
z happy little elephant at all.
The trouble is that he wanted 20
be a Tree instead OF an elephant.
1T 10 SO easy 10 be a tree he
vhimpered to his big gray nanny
q day.
They never have to run through
the tall grasses looking for water
pools or juicy fodder. No, indeed.
The clouds just open up and give
them water TO drink, and their roots
pull up food from the soil"
Then his big gray nanny
spanked him with Ter heavy tail
and said
You are a bad little elephant 10
be dissatisfied when YOU are the
only White Elephant in the whole
jungle The idea OF wanting TO be
a tree"
But after White Elephant had TOR
gotten the spank from his man my's
heavy tail. he went right on want.
ing 10 be a tree.
One day be wanted to more than
ever before. II was q very hot day
so hot that the water pools had
dried up. and the animals painted
II the shade OF the jungle rees.
White Elephant himself was
standing under a great palm trse.
with his pink tongue hanging out
of his mouth and his tall whacking
away at the little flies and mosqui-
toes that worried him. He looked
mp AT the thick green leaves high
above him.
My. my he said, wouldn't it
be fine to be a tree or a day like
this Nothing to do but wave and
wave and catch all the little breezes
hat go by"
Then White Elephant didn't say
anything o for be felt very
queer.
He felt queerer when q bright
red and green parrot whiLzed by
him and began to laugh:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
WHITE ELEPHANT WHO WANT
ED TO BE A TREE
Copyright, 1921. L. S. Feature
Service, Inc. y. Y.

Look at White Elephant! He
will oon be Green Elephant! Look
at the trees growing upon him"
White Elephant was frightened.
He ran as fast as he could to bis
mother and could not believe his
ears when she would not even
speak TO him. but gave a great.
loud trumpet OF alarm and STAN
peded away from hin.
Look at the tree that walkslg
yelled the tiger. and little White
Elephant was soon surrounded bv
curious faces. Every one in the
jungle was looking at him except
the ttmid people, who were afraid
White Elephant was so warm
that he cried. Besides. he felt 80
heavy that he could hardly walk
Oh, how good 1t would seem TO have
only his own white body 20 carry
about. and not this whole forest Of
tiny green trees that had grown
upon HIM
Well. we might as well buHd
our nests in this walking tree
said a couple Of saucy birds
Won't II be fine for our children
to get carried around from place to
place and never have to view tho
same scenery"
And the birds began piling little
twigs upon White Elephants back.
And then-suddenly the parrot
called out. A Man" And quick
as could be all the jungle people
had scurried away. White Elephant
tried 10 run. too, but the forest
upon his back was too heavy and
he could not move.
The man had cone right NJ to
him and the little elephant shook
with fear. Now the man was put
ting his hand uron him. was touch
ing the little trees. How White
Elephant shivered when the man
said.
These little trees are inst what
I have been looking for, I must
chop them down and take them
home!"
Now White Elephant was very
sure the man did not know that the
little trees were growing upon an
elephant and he nearly died from
fright as he thought OF the sharp
ar.
Nanny Nanny" he called.
rs ioud as he could. Then he woke
up, for it was all a terrible dream.
"Oh. Nanny White Elephant
said. II am so glad that I am q
little elephant and not Il tree"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
LEGAL, NOTICES

NOTICE OF DIFFERENTIATION or
TIE BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUs~
TEES OF TIE CITY OF HAMMOND.
INDIANA, TO ISSUE BONDS. y
Notice is hereby given 20 the tax
payers OF the City of Hammond. Indi-
ana, that the Board Of School Trustees
of said city. has determined 20 issue
~refunding bonds to refund certain juds-
ment indebtedness against said School
City. with accrued interest from the
date OF said judgments. namely Decem-
Der goth. 1920, the total issue to be APP
proxin1ately One Hundred Fourteen
Thousand (s114.0co.00) dollsrs.
Under said proposed issue. one-hftn
OF the total amount of said bonds viii
mature and be redeemable each year.
for a period Of five years from and after
the issue of said bonds. They VIII carr
six per cent interest, payable semi
annually.
Said Board of School Trustees has
fixed and designated February 3. 1921.
al eight o'clock 2. NJ. in the Office Of
the Board Of School Trustees, in tina
Central school Building in the city OF
Hammond. Indiana. as the time and
place for the hearing Upon said proposed
issue.
All interested parties are notified to
be present if they desire.
GEO. l.. SMITH.
L. l.. BONBERGER.
T. r. TENANT.
Board Of Trustees OF the School CITY
OF Hammond, Indiana.
l.2e:e7
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION, NO.
1882. ~ THE NATTER OF THE Els
TATE OF SARAH FAHEY. DE
CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Executive of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS. no
2sS1. IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF ANDREW DEszKO DE-
CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed administrs-
tor of said Estate, by the Judge Of the
Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed 70 be solvent
julius Szudzinski. Administrator.
Dated December, 30th. 1920.
EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA JANUARY
Il. 1921.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
You arc hereby notified that the Board
of Public Works Of the city of East
Chicago. Indiana, viii onthe 9Th day Of
February, 1921, at the hour Of 1873
o'clock P. NJ. in the office Of said board.
receive scaled bids for two 90 ton
dumping trucks for garbage purposes.
Address all bids to the Clerk Of the
Board of Public Works.
The Board reserves the right % re-
ject any or all bids.
T. Y. Richards, Clerk Of the Board.
1I4:c1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGTNG
Prices Reasonable
Carl VeTmett, phone 14z9 Hammond.
~ ~ qnA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
FOR SALE-MISCElLANEOUS

FOR BALB-,LAxes variety OF TRUNKS.
bags and suit cases. Lesser loan
So State at. Hammond. 3-l7-tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21

TOR SALE-60 acre farm, good improve-
ments on Lincoln Highway, 3 miles
from Valparaiso with or without stock.
Peter Geiser. East Chicago, Ind. 1904
Barring ave. phone 1917. f:1s:8
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21

SION
APPLICATIONS OF THE NEW YORK
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
FOR AUTHORITY AND FOR A
CERTIFICATE OF PUBLIC CON
We EN- CE EYTDENCING FIFE
COMMISSIONS APPROVAL IN RE
SPECT OF THE FOLLOWING (AN
THE PURCHASE BY THE NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD CON-
PANY OF ALL OF THE CAPITAL,
STOCK OF TIE CHICAGO RIVER
AND INDIANA RAILROAD COM
PANY; CB) THE LEASING BIZ THE
CHICAGO JUNCTION RAILWAY
COMPANY FOR 4 TERM OF NINE
TT-NINE TEARS AND THEREAF-
TER At THE ELECTION OF THE
LESSEE IN PERPETUTTY OF ALL
ITS PROPERTIES OWNED AND
Leased TO THE CHICAGO R1v-
mr. AND INDIANA RAILROAD
COMPANY; tC) THE GRANTING TO
II NEW YORK CENTRAL. RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY OF AN OPTION
TO PURCHASE ALL OF THE CAP
lTAL STOCK OF THE CHICAGO
JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY
CH ALL TX l66 TO
BE LEASED BY TT TO THE CHI
CAGO RIVER AND INDIANA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY: ALL PURSUANT
TO THE PROVISIONS OF PARA
GRAPHS Is TO % INCLUSIVE OF
SECTION l AND OF PARAGRAPH
: OF SECTION 8 OF THE INTER-
STATE COMMERCE ACT.
Public notice is hereby given pur-
suant TO the regulations OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission OF the fol-
lowing:
The New York Central Railroad Com
has made application to the Inter-
Commerce Commission for au-
thority and for a certificate OF public
convenience and necessity pursuant to
the provisions OF the Interstate Com
Act in respect of the following:
% To enter into an agreement with
Tho Chicago junction Railways and
Union Stock Yards Company providing:
(a) That the New York Central
Railroad Company shall pur-
chase for the sum Of s75o.cOO.
to be paid IN cash or in such
securities as tho Vendor and
Nendee shall agree upon. all Of
The capital stock of The Chi
cago River and Indiana Rail-
road Company.
OBJ That The Chicago junction Rail
way Company shall lease at an
annual rental of $4,000 pay
able in quarterly installments
Of 100000 ach at the expira-
ion Of each quarter year during
the term. except that the first
two instsllments shall be for
the sum OF $250.0c0., each, for
p term OF Ninotyvnine (99D
years. and thereafter at the
election Of the Lessee in per-
%petuity, 10 The Chicago River
and Indiana Railroad Company
all of its properties OF every
kind and character. including
those held by il In lease under
a certain indenture dated Dec
ember 1. 1913. made between
The Union Stock Yard and
Transit Company of Chicago. as
Lessor. and said The Chicago
Junction Railway Company. as
Lessee, and supplements there
to.
(c) That The New York Central
Railroad Company be granted
an option. TO be exercised dur
ing the term of said lease. to
purchase either from The Chi
csgo Junction Railways and
Union Stock Yards Company, a
New Jersey corporation. all OF
the capital stock of said The
Chicago Junction Railway Com
pany for the sum Of s22.9S7,516.
TO be paid in cash or in such
securities as the Vendor and
nde shall agree upon. or TO
purchase from the respective
oUners thereof all Of the pro-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21

$1,500,00 will buy my LIST class grocery
& meat market in Whiting, lSx20
garage included. Write Bit care Times
Hammond. 1897
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS N THE ZME ARE WORTH TRYING"

said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
SARAH sEAMoN. Executive.
Dated January 10. 1921.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. NO.
1888. IN THE MATTER OF THE ES-
TATE OF CLYDE 4. SPENCER, DE-
CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed A%dministrs-
trix of said Estate. by the Judge Of the
Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
EMMA b. SPENCER, Administrators
Dated January 10, 1921.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION, no.
1884. IN THE MATTER OF THE Es-
TATE OF JOHN RAMOA. DE-
CEASED.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has ben appointed Administrator
Of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate IS supposed to be solvent.
EAST CHICAGO STATE BANK.
Administrator
Dated January 10. 1921.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS. NO.
1856. IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF LIDIA PONGRACz. DE-
CEASED.
Notice IS hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrator
of said Estate. by the Judge Of the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
EAST CHICAGO STATE BANK.
Administrator
Dated January 10. 1921.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF THE
CITY OF HAMMOND, LAKE COUNTY
INDIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the CITY
Of Hammond. Indiana. by authority OF
an Ordinance duly passed by the City
Council at a special session OF said
Council. on the 28th day OF December.
1920, authorizing the borrowing of ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
tsfoo,0c0.00) and sale of bonds therefor.
That in order TO procure said loan the
Bonds OF said city"be issued TO the
amount OF One Hundred Thousand Dol
lars (S100.000.0O), in denominations or
Five Hundred Dollars G50O.00). more or
less. optional with the Controller Of said
city, each bearing six per cent interest
payable seni-annua1ly. evidenced by
coupon for each half years interest.
signed by the Mayor and oountersigned
by the Clerk of said city. and sealed
with the seal of said city.
Said Bonds shall be serial bonds, one
twentieth payable each year or Five
Thousand Dollars ($5.c0O.00) each year
for twenty years.
The proceeds OF the sale OF said bonds
IS to be used in paying the short time
notes or time warrants issued by said
city.
HARRY -BROERTJEs. Controller ~
the City of Hammond.
Dated this 18th day % January, A. d..
1921.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
WANTED-MALE HELP

and Core
makers wanted. United
Boiler, Heating and Foun-
dry Co.. Hammond. -14-l2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-21
MONEY TO LOAN
AUTO ACCESSORIES

FOR sALE-silvertown cords. only
slightly used: AXIS. s22; 35x5, s2f;
35x4h. SEQ: 34x4ia. $40; 33x41z, S19;
S4x4. SIS; 33x4, sf7: 32x4. SIG; 32x3h.
SI3: s0x3h, S1I. Guaranteed tires are
no better. K. & s. Tire & Supply Com
pany, SIS Chicago avenue. phone 1901
East Chicago. 1:T:6
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MRS. E. LEE
Phone 334s

Lectures q ally
from 9 a. m. to 9
D. m. The Right
Way TO Live 90
State Line St
OPP. clinton. III.
side. Hammond.