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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
NTT CAKE.

NUT CAKE.
Cream one cupful of butter with two
cupfuls of sugar; add a cupful of water;
the well beaten yOlks Of four eggs, a half
teaspoonful of ground mace and CHINA
mon mixed, and three cuPfuls of pre-
pared -four, stirred in alternately with
the stlffened whites of the eggs. Do not
get the batter too stiff. Now add two
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27

Have them carefully skinned wash
well wipe peri city Cry. roll in cracker
or breed crumbs, dip in well beaten
eggs. then roll again in she crumbs and
nv in butter to ~ golden brown.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27

butter. Do not put more than two lay
ers In the dish. Bake, covered closely,
in a quick oven until tender. This
should be in about twenty minutes. When
done remove the cover, pour melted but
ter over the mushrooms and serV very hot
in the dish in which they were cooked.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
CORN ONIELET.

Crate the corn from four ears Of boiled
corn, or use an equal amount Of canned
corn. Beat four eggs well, add three
tablespoonfuls Of cream and cook in
hot pan. When ready to fold, sprinkle
with salt and pepper, add the corn, and
turn out on a hot dish.
Evening star., 1921-10-14
TROOPS TO LEAVE MINE ZONE.
National Guard Being Recruited
in West Virginia.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON. ". Va, October Il
Federal troops on duty in the
southern West Virginia coal fields
recently the scene of disorder along
the Logan Boone county border, will
be withdrawn probably within the
next month. according to Adjt. Gen.
John S. Charnock. who announced
yesterday that he expected the West
Virginia National Guard would be
completely equipped organization by
that time.
The organisation Of seven COM
panies already has been completed
Gen. CharnocR I'D. while three COM
panies will be Inspected next week
for acceptance by the federal gov
ernment The work Of recruiting and
organizing three other companies al
Huntington Is also progressing and
is expected to be completed in a
month. The maximum strength of the
guard for 1921 was fixed b., the gov,
ernment at 1925 officers and men and
the minimum at s46. With the excep-
ton of the company at Weston. all
will be in the southern part of the
CT ofo q
Evening star., 1921-10-14

Committee 81 ths Senate, the Secretary
Of War has appointed a special board
Of Army officers to study ana report
The detail for the B6afd ID Mai
Gen. d. C. Shanks, Col. Charles H
Martin, Col, Sherman Moreland, Mai
George c. Marshall, recorder.
II IL stated that the boerd will
and probably viii not conduct hear
in6s or k*afnine more WITNESSES.
Evening star., 1921-10-14
NAY ATrEHp sHKINEHs' MEET

Pfesideht Harding yesterday after
noon told q eommittes Of shriners
ton lon S tS aSfs attend - tiie % %insstins of ' The
imperial council Of the order in san
Fanciseo next June, but was uncer:
tain whether he would be able to
do -. It has been indicated tl1&t he
he finds II possible to make His pro-
Evening star., 1921-10-14
Sore Throat or Mouth

You should keep thethroat and mouth
clean and healthy. Any disease tha,
attacks the canal through which must
pass the food we eat. the beverages W.
drink and the very air we breathe is d
serious matter. Why neglect Sore Throa'
6r Sore Mouth when TONSllNE
makes it 90 easy for you to get relief:
ToNsnnNE is especially preparedfor
does its full duty-you can s1
depend upon it. Keep : bottle
In the ho1Se-where you can aet
It quickly when needed. Sc.
ind 60o. Hospital Size. 600,
Your druggist sells T0NslINE. "a
Evening star., 1921-10-14
WILL STUDY PROMOTIONS.
Army officers to Review Idst Of
Officers Advanced.

With a view to removing all al.
legged ineqaities In the single promo
tiOh list for officers created by the
act Of Congress approved June 4. 1890.
and at the request OF the Military
Evening star., 1921-10-14

Father johns Medicine
Has had 65 years SUCCESS for colds
and coughe.-Adyertisem
Evening star., 1921-10-14

tected trip to Alaska during the oom
ing summer.
Evening star., 1921-10-14

The Mohammedans plant cypress
trees IN almost ali their burial
gfounds
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-18
Calonlel Horror
Told by Dodson
You Don't Need TO Sicken,
GRIPPE. or Salivate Your
self 20 Start Liver.

Nuufr bilious couwiuntcd. Yon feel
nrndHrNr SOUR stomach MAY be sour,
Yanr th NHf YOUR elin saliow and
Nou IeI owe teu need vile. dangerous
Ol'omni 90 s,lw your Aycr and bow
als.
ffsres ms ruarenfec' Ask your drug
rIff Cor iotfis OF Dodson's Liver Tone
fni tlso % .unonful tonight. II II
doaer start sour liver aad atraighten
SOU rlglH np better than colonel and
stifNDrt gripping or making YOU sick
Z wNff fou goo t0 back 20 tho store and
aUf fNHr nunHl.
TlHe calumet today and tomorrow
tou vll feei weak and sick and nau-
fHHtH1 Don't lose day. TaEc a
spoonful of harmless. veg table Dod-
s0ns Liver Tone tonight and wake up
.neiiue p'endi 70 is perfectly harm
iosH eu give t 90 the children any
Nme % eaut saiiv1ie. - lAdyl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-18

rhp sgcut adinisiea slni ~ = pns-
Itir fof fiis raffirutr carr 90 have
tnr delariheS equipment" q
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23
Err Magma.
@on @ans ST. 8lumd.

GieS aber lift int Sabre oes &errn
5polibunocrtuno0reibig geideben %
id ols Magus i'm 0tenite Der bod'
ieligen Majeitat 0es ~6ricoens,
6rieorid oes 3mciten, ltano.
2onge mar i9 5iidtig Bel biele1
@ofen getueiem un0 oas @eridt
meiner @eDeimniiie nn6 Mr3neiell
mar Dor mir e,1tlang g%etpanoert mie
ein sdotten, ,pelln sic Come I'M
&idcn ltebt. l1n6 es maren ,piele
8oten gefommen, sic MIDI nod
Often nno @eiten lodten, oenn es
mar cine Su9t auf sic i9mar5e
Magie inn 2onoe, Sic, 10 man iagh,
@ol0 aus gtein gei6mol5en batte.
gn6lit aber bin ih Dem faiierliden
9fuf gefolgt, Ser MIDI nit pielen Ser,
ipredungen lodte. 9enn i@ iagte
mir, tpen11 elmer gebeime Sdabe
idirfen m0dte> 6iirfte es muir ser
Shirt ser Siiriten iein, tint 6es
5rie6ens ser 8elt piuen. 3u0em
tt6ren groBe Meilter am SOL 6eren
Mamen eiferiiidtig genannt pur0en,
uno Sic MIDI trieben, neben ibnen
51 glan5er.
90 bin i9 aufgebroden nit mel.
mem Eodterlein, 0aS 0amals iieb=
5ebn 2en5e 5ablte. l1nSkb bin 6rr4
Stalien ger 5u6en 5um Sof ge5o<
gen, obidon i6 fem @el0 peripra9
ion6ern MIR meine &iin1te. Gin jun
ger 8iirger fat iib DEFENDERS I'M
lns umgetan, 6em mar SOS 9Glob
unteriteut, ga man ltns pobnen lieB.
CT 5og sic ginfiinfte 81 ieines tai
ierli6en @errn N1ten, bat mir nno
meinen1 &in6e einen boben Surm
angemteIen, mo- i6 nab Ser5ensluit
brauen un6 iie6en fonnte un6 iu9te
in allem unier @oblgefauen. ga, ct
lit ielbit oft gu uns gGommen, be-
idei0er, obne fiirmibig 5u fragen,
ltn6 lit ein gutter 6reun0 bon uns
%getpor0en. 60 bob i9 ein Sabr ge=
arbe1tet NIT all me11telt &u11lten,
aber 0as gelbe 81ut Ser gr6e FAB
i6 nidt aufgeidloiien.
Gin an0eres aber lit gei9eben.
Sdmefel botte i6 nit an6erem
geitampft, 6abon i9 eine groB Be gol=
bene Site ertportete. nn6 als i6
etfrtg am @erf mar, lit es gei6eben,
6ab Ser Eurm ia6 eridrodli6 auf=
leu9tete un6 nit gewaltigem 99rei
ser M1rier 5ur 9ede %aeiprunger
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

ga,,3e @cid)idt fpiae oubt III oab
lner oa1rl ais Ylamierter Giel 3D.
lte1n oubt u1o audi noG gum SStp'
tuerflub e @un1ulel1 mic Die 2i55ie,
mas mei,,e Mlte is, auf ben SAILS
friegt. 81 oft id) Ben &arlie, mas
uleil1 alteiter Sub is, iebn, mintt er
nit ocul Mrse I'LL idmeilt IN Die
2i33ie bat ihon e paarmal gefragt,
mas sic Watter nit benz &io tpar.
ssss6 fen baum nids aanerid)ter iage
f0ru1e, ais mie: 8 pell> er nero
tpobl miooer ebbes bon MIDI mole"
momit ib ia a16 gar nit ioplel
aus Sen @eg gepeie fin.
@as ib sen Sub in Die leste
Wo1 i6om for @elo gebenoelt ben,
0as is e @Uebm. SHE baltpe Stu1o
fraat ct MIDI, einnlal for en- Nidcl,
oa11n for Ell 0eim TN oie mebribte
8eit for 3tpei 8itts I'M tpeat id 1ltr
en- gtempt mabe es i'm gu refflnbie,
Damn madt ct e iaueres Sebs I'M
gebt nod bte 9iebr gu; an Die
9iebr orebt er iid alS e &ubl nod
email erum I'M iagt: 9u meribt lar.
rie for 6as fieble. off &obrs ruf
ih i'm 6aum mi6oer 3urud TIT &C.
me lin en- &marter. Imper i9 BET
oellp es ben 2arsbub nit: i@ boffe,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

Gruuer14oB aann1elt mtr 1pn 1tets!"
5prabloS iab sic iunge 5rolt i'm
an iic begann 0as Spiel 5u 0urd)-
i9oucn, nit Dem ibr Meonn 6amals
iid bier ciagefiibrt botte, ubcr ie
mar 0od fll1g ge,r1g, lid init fei=
nem @ort SIT Derroten.
Mls ser 6reuno mieoer obgereiit
ipar, itelte iie ibren Manlt CUR &e-
Sc, mas an Ser goll5eu Sadc MN
eigentlid mobr iei.
ltn0 90 antmortete ser quito JriS
init cinen1 etpas perlegenen 2adeln:
uSsSu, liebcS &i11o, eS lit maDr, id
habe cltd)t alien hier oomals cine
tle;ne &omobie porgeipielt, ober
nibt i) bate lie beabiidtigt, ionoern
iic mtr0c mir bier gera6e5u oufge=
%5m,tngen; irgenoein SpaBpogel mub=
tie ielte Nohriht iibcr ncin @orlcben
bier perbrcitct bobcr, lu10 ais id) all=
fom lno lob, init meld)cm Sl1tereiie
man oaro1lf mortete, mcille Mbcnteu=
ct fenuen51llcrnelr, ga CAB es fir
MIDI fciu 3uriif mebr, mcrm ib nid)t
meine Stcll,mg preisgebcn molite,
"a fobelte ib eben top Jet 0arol1f los,
bis id ale @elt bon n1ei1er Mben-
%tpllerei iiber5cugt bate. Wfo1 moq=
te es ia 10 bobcn."
@dmcigeno iob Sic }unee 6ra1t
Dor iid) nieoer.
Irit abcr iprod idneu meiter:
vl1n6 Nun, mcin 5dot loiien mir
bas GclIebene p%ergeiien lein uno
frel1cn uns, bab mir bei0e nus 10
%gef,noen boben lt1o 0aourd) gliidlid)
%geporocn linoy 0amit umfabte nno
fiibtc CT ite.
9ie iunge 6rau ma1Bte it'd iett
hatiirlid) oorin fin. II, aber oltd iie
fat oas @ebeimnis Tires @atten
tre,t bepobrt, neil iie einiab, pab
CT rcbt botte: Sic @elt mollte eben
gct6,1jdt fem.
gines ober bat ft6 bon nult an
6od1 gednoert in oem @ausmeien
les Doftors = iebt 1ieb ii6 Sic fluge
energiide Srau nidt mebr imponie<
rcn ourd Sic iogenannten @%rfabrl,n-
gen ;hres Mannes, iebt iehte lie,
iuenn es 6orouf onfam, ibren m'len
ourb, mas ser CUTE Grit taobl ooer
libel c,1d) gciheben laiien ml1Bte.
Bic Mad,barn aber, Sic oieie Men=
oerltt.e gar bal6 merftert, lagten bo>
sit 1..r: v9o fonn r1at 6od mie6er
icbeu, tuie ielbft Ser tollite Manlt
5abm tptro, iobolo er celebrated bat!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

ben gera11 uberoadt, un6 meme
@ldne, meine &offnungen baben nod
einn1al SEN gr6freis fir Sen &atier
erobert, NIT 6e1n idieben6en Selter.
Mber mie id oarot1 malte, lit mir
iberau ein i6redfli9 Mnieben So
neben eridienen. Sd lab mei1t &ino
meinen, neil ibr 2iebiter fcrnab inn
@eerbonn 5og. Sd iab tal1icno Miit=
ter flagen un6 tal1 len0 Men1den
fterben in einem 5elter, 10 MIDI Bit
ter %ge6ro1nt batte. un6 ib BIN inne=
gepor6en, pel6e @rauiamfeit DoS
@iIIen un6 Sic @eisbeit bringe11
fann neben 6em @liid meiner bod)=
fahren6en SrdrmR.
Dies ober lit ser @run6, parl1m
i6 iol6es nieoergel6rieben babe.
Denn mdbren6 i6 martete, mein
&in6 in @lud beimfebren 5t ieben,
mdbren6 mein @er5 bo9 i6lug, Dor
Sem mas fommen miir6e, l6a1te i6
immer oos S9reien ser Miitter, sic
Ser 59mefel fraB, iab Sen mil6en
&aui@ ser &nedte, 10 mein Selter
gege1t sic 9ta6te ifleu6erte1t, 6ie
mid bente aue inn Sriibling 6iinf.
ten. @ie cine gi11febr lit es iber
midi gefommen, 6aB 6as @lud nidh
oa beltebt, mo- auein sic @eisbeit
berridt. In6 elm bitterer &f lit
in mir %gepor6en 5miiden 5pet gn.
gel1, Sic UNI Sic @o6rbeit uno Inn
Sic ginfolt ba0erten. Ser cine lieB
meme @din6e 5uden Dor Sdmer5
nn6 idrie: 9ou 10 6ein Gel1er sic
Meniden fre1ien, Sic bu lief baben
piu1t? Jluden mer6er1 lie Sir uno
SEN Grunf. SEN 6lt inn 5terben BE-
gebrit, mer6en fie Sir peri6utter, 10
6u iie berbrennen lieSeIt. Mber ser
an6ere bieB MIDI neben Sem 4aiier
iiber sic grbe l9reiten uno lagte
itrerg, 6aB @ott ales @Hien Der
Meniben ididte gu ieiner 3eit. 4ber
bom Srie6en tpuBte er nihts 5u 6eu.
ten, i9 iab 11ur cine etpige &ads
unb Mberrade ser Meni6en.
2ange babe i@ nit Sen @ngel,1
gerungen un6 @ott Inn einen Gin-
ger5eig geflebt. 9ie Come aber lit
in mein Seniter geidienen uno 6as
@lud meiner @in6er I'M Maien lit
aus olert 2iften eridont. limo ser
Trieoe, ser Sic @elt legnete, fdien
mir b0ber ols ale @eisbeit un6 es
bat midi erbarmt um 6ie Wenifbeit.
ga bobe i9 einen ei6 getan,
1nidts BON meinen Hlanen aus5ula'
ge1 un0 mein @ebeimnis in mir
at bergen un6 5u begraben. Denn
sic @eisbeit lit BON @ott, aber 6as
@IMd ser Menfden mobnet oft in
Sen @utten oerer, Sic Sic 8abrbeit
nidt tpiiien.
@s lit beute ein grobes Seit ge'
tpeien auf Sem @d1oB 5ur Sreite im
Moien.
Sizes aber i9reibe i9 am Mben6,
ga mid meme &in0er berlieBen, fir
Ole, 10 nod mir iber Sic groe fab-
rem. Denn ib bin gere6t un6 5ufrie.
6en nit meinem Gi6. @ott bat mid
brenren Iaiien, Inn SOS 6euer at
fiblen, Sos Sic gr6e in li6 tragt,
obne es uns 51 offenbaren. 9elnitig
uno glidli9 BIN i9, % id mid
atparg, es az ~bergeiien,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

so groB 1T sic @etpalt 6es
&immlii6en, BOB in ieligen Muge1t-
bliden, sic mobl an einen friiberen
3ujtano mabnen, 6ie ir6if6e SCOT
penoigfeit bloB 3ufanigfet i9eint,
uno ser Gott I'M Meni4en. ielb1t
gefelelt. ber 9inae 9err lit.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23

Wt11e Se, e.
is bod fonnt'
ges Giebling,
tpcnn l1er ebbeS
angcitelt fat IN
es gibt 2eut no
bapon piiic. Sc
Dc Minnit bubt
r1er edspedte,
. oab ether Die
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-12-23
Wfemer $dDretbfbrtef hse
4btlipp $anera,mpter.

201.
W2ein Iteber Scrr Wtoaftiondr:-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24

I. o. o. f. LIST OF
PRIZE WINNERS

Canton Hammond No. SIS. T.. O. o. F..
the following list OF prize
winners in the recent festival and state
that the prizes are held for the winners
at the office of j. n. Hipsher. the sec
rotary. ls7A state street:
ict prize. Miss Goldie Hipsher, 33i
Cedar street: and prize. Miss Anna Paul
sin, a09 Chicago avenue. East Chicago:
3rd prize. Miss Genevieve Long. 632
Ann street; sth prize. Mrs. Frank
Schroeder. 50. ses Hickory street: 5th
prize. Miss Laura Sass, "a, sos Murray
street; sth prize. Miss Mary Smith. 1s,
5ST Sibley street; 18th prize Mrs. Rose
A. Reel, "a, Hammond Rl-l7s; Sth prize
Miss Dorothy Heyl, IS. 400 Becker st.
9th prize. Miss Augusta Shoddy. 10.
Griffith, Ind. 10th prize Miss Lucille
BETTING. 8. 45T East state st.: nth prize
Mandie Foush. s, ass Truman Blvd.
l4th prize. Mrs. VIM. Kiage, 0. AT w.
Sfbley street; 18th prize. Miss Dorothy
Schultz. 4, Oak Glenn. ILL.,: 18th prize,
Miss Lucille Burnett, 3-25. 23o Cedar
street.
Mr.. william Boyd was winner OF the
Gardner car.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24
GARY CUTS PRICES
IN WHOLESALE STYLES

Following wage cuts in the Gary
steal mills since the first Of the year
averaging from so to 10 per cent or
wartime salaries, merchants. landlords,
doctors. dentists. lawyers. BARRIERS.
garage men and others have recently
announced reductions IN the cost OF
necessities as a result Of a cheaper
living war which IS being wased by
the city in general.
Steel workers who were drawing
semi-weekly checks as high as $3.50
and $500 during the war were hit a
staggering blow by the recent wage
cuts. With the mills only operating
IS TO so per cent normal capacity. per-
hitting them to work two and three
days a week steel mill employees are
now considered lucky II they are able
to draw q pay check for s75 or more.
As a result they ere in deperate
straits and unable to nay tho exorbi-
tant rents and grocery bills ebuked
at the H. c. L. Likewise feeling the
sting Of the present financial depres-
sion business and professional men
responded to the steely workers pleas
and through cooperative action many
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24

noticeable reductions have been an
nounced In tho steel city.
Landlords Of Gary started tho ball a
rolling with reductions in retals OF
10 to Is per cent. Then the physi-
clans, dentists and lawyers
reductions in calls. work and fees
estimated from 10 10 20 per cent.
Voluntary action OF the professional
men, brought announcements of the
cost of meats and groceries. clothing a
decline Of 35 to 90 per cent. retssur-
ants 10 to 10 per cent. garbage charges
20 per cent horse shoers 20 per cent
furniture houses from 80 to As per
cent. milk prices 10 per cent. pool and
billiard halls Is per cent, bakery
prices Is to 90 per cent. shoe repair
work 80 per cent and va-eer work
from s TO 40 per cent.
Barber prices in Gary brought the
highest figure of any city in the coun-
try. Hairctus were 60 cents and
shaves thirty FIVE cents. They have
now dropped down 20 so and IS cents
respectively.
Efforts are now being made to lower
thu prices Of coal drugs, laundries
and other necessities.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24
And Usually Does.

age is old enough to know better
Cartoons Magazine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24
IS LET
FOR PUMPING STATION
Hammond Concern to Build
Job for New Fast Chi
cago Plant.

The General Engineering and Sales
Company OF Hammond has been award
"a the contract for tho Centrifugal
Pumps and Electric M,tors and Eiec-
trieal Equipment for the Magoun ave.
pumping station al l5ist street and Ma
Eoun avenue. East Chicago. The new
pumps will be OF American Well Works
Manufacture and the motors and cleo
tricai equipment Of General Electric
make.
Mr.. Oitz OF the General Engineering
and Sales company SAYS there will pe
ave pumping lnits consisting of W
fifteen million gallon horizontal Centrt-
rugal pumps, one ten million gallon
A~orirontai centrifugal pump and two
Ave million gallon vertical centrifugal
pumps with electric motors direct con
nected.
The vertical pumps will be arranged
. start and stop automatically as the
evcl OF the water rises and falls. The
large pumps are reserved for storm and
Iood conditions and are operated by
he attendant as the need requires
The Northern indians Gas A. Electric
o.. who will supply the electric power
Tor the pumps will furnish two scpar-
ate transmission lines to the plant. so
that In the event OF either line being
aut OF eommission for any reason, the
ether line can be used. This will al
lou either line to be shu. OF for repair
xithout interfering with the opera
Ion OF the station. Tho station oper-
itor can. by throwing a double throw
witch. take powre from either line al
VIII. This plan is the ia.est method OF
assuring continuous service to custo-
mers where conditions require continu'
Gus operation.
The new pumping station will be shs
most up to date of its kin and will
represent an expenditure OF approx
nately $4,000.
Shea & Company are the general CON
tractors. and work on tile Job has al
ready started. and IL is q expected to a
the station in operation Ay the hrst o.
the year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24
DIVORCE WAS
JEALOUS or HE|RESS
INTERNATIONAL N1ys SERVICE

NEWS SEhflIk
Nav YORK. Sept. 23-Jealousy to-
day prompted a beautiful young divor-
Gee 10 attempt to Stay a wealthy heiress
her rival for the affections OF a hand
some exporter who has an office in
Wall street and then. in dramatic fash
ion 10 blow her own brains out.
Miss Mildred Hanan, granddaughter
Of the Tate multi-mlIlfonaire shoe man
facturer. James NJ. Hanan. was shot
twice and seriously wounded IN FROM
of as Schermerhorn st, by Mrs. Grace
Lawes. d jealous rival. who then ended
her own life. Miss Hanan was being
escorted 10 an by John S.
Borland. exporter, after a cali upon
friends when accosted by Mrs. Lawes.
Miss Hanan was hurried to the Long
Island hospital where ii was found one
bullet had entered her breast and
possibly puncturcd a lung. while an
other plowed it's way gh the flesh
OF her left arm.
Borland, the only witness of the shoot
ing. admitted to police that jealousy OF
him probably was the cause OF the
tragedy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. +. Lauerman, Mrs. j.
Husak. Of Chicago, Mrs. S~toneourner
and son Norman of Snohomish. Wash.
were Dyer visitors on Wednesday.
On Sunday. September 25th, at p
M. the Dyer Tennis Club has staged a
tennis match between the Dyer Champ
ions and the Public Service team Of Chi
cogo Heights. The match will take
place in the Dyer Public Park. The
teams are vandervort and of
Dyer and Meehan. Trotier and Thayeri
OF Chicago Heights. Everybody wish
ing excitement are requested to be
present.
The Dyer slugger will cross bats
with the fast All stars. a colored team,
from Chicago Heights sunday Sept 20
Just a little roofing fans, and we will
do the rest" says Manager Teute.
Brother Hugolinus of Techny. H.
| spent several days with VIM Teute-
macher and family. He will make his
I future home in a new mission house
at Girard. Pennsylvania
VIM. vanderwort and Arthur Brewer
attended the County Fair at Crown
Point on Thursday.
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HEIRESS IS IN
CRITICAL SHAPE

NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-Miss Mildred
Hanan. heiress and society woman was
declared early today to be in a crit
cal condition" by physicians of the
Long leland College, where she was
operated on in an effort to save her
life after being shot by Mrs. Greece
Lawes. of san Francisco. her erstwhile
friend. who then committed suicide
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24

1ec; geese. 2Oc; ducks, 2sc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so cars; Wis
onsin whites. s2.25@2.5o; Idaho white,
s2.40a2. so; MINI. Red River Ohios'
81 .4oG2-50-
vEAL-5o to co lbs. asc; 10 TO so
lbs. 100 2c: 90 TO 10 lbs. 13914ei
fancy. lie.
CHICAGO. Sept. "a. Live Stock:
Hogs: Receipts. 1900. Market steady
Bulk. $s.S5-sS.00. Top $500. Heavy
weight. S7.35-ss.15. Medium s7.S5-SS-2o
Light weight 7.6o-s.20. Light lights.
7.35-7.90. Heavy packing sows. smooth
6.35-S7. Rough $3.50. Pigs, S-7.75-
Cattle. Receipts 1000. Sheep. Receipts
1000.
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BrTTER-Receipts. 9.454 tubs; ex-
ira creameries. 43c; hrsts. 3S12 q 41e;
packing stock. 23@24c.
EGGS-Receipts. SOIL cases: miscel-
~laneous. 32G34hc; ordinary firsts. 80
G31c.
LIVE POULTRY - Turkeys. 35c;
chickens. 22c; springs. 21c, ROSTERS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24
1.-THE Earth 10 Flat"

We consider a man an ignoramus
who believes the earth to be fiat. But
that is the opinion Of one of Japan's
leading scientists. who has spent 30
Years in the study of the subject.
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A a q
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgRWcEl


wHEAT-No. l ard winter. s12S'
No. 5 hard winter. Sis.
CORN-No. ? mixed. 53h 653A; No.
2 yellow. 534 d54c; No. 8 mixed. 53A /;
on. 8 yellow. 53Ac.
oATs-No. , White. 3sh a37hc; No.
3 white. 341s a 35c; No. 4 white. asa
sic.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-24

Princess Liliuoksani kawanana,
koa, daughter of Prince huhlo anu
q direct descendant Of the cele-
brated Queen Liliuokalanl, la come
to the United States from Hawan
20 finish her schooling IN TINS cou,i-
trv. She is already Thoroughly
Americanized from assoclating WIZ
American girls in her native and