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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

school on a picnic and outing wednesday.
Mr.. " n Gish proprietor Of the IsrE 2
confectionery, and his bride. who was NJ -
Hyrdie Dyer. were given ruusihg re-
rival here from Aiva. where the marriage
was solemnized ~ the homo Of the brides
parents The informal reception. which
was in tho nature Of = daylight charivsr'.
was staged on the main street and pro-
Vlded untold emusoment Tor all except the
newlyweds The merrimcnt however,
was token of the esteem In which tn
couple IL held here. the bride gaining
much popularity white engaged a
teacher IN the Jenks schools
Ala society ~ the Methodist church was
held with Mrs &. W. HOush on Wednss.
day afternoon. The guests were enter.
tained with short literary program and
awarded q cluster OF roses for the high
score In the contest Ice cream and cake
were served at tho close 81 the afternoon.
The board ~ educa'lon announces the
man as the music supervisor ~ the Jonk
schools for tho coming year Miss Thorn
ton holds ". VI. degree from -. u and
the above suu0un'emeut was pleasing 10
the patrons of the school
Hprrev Stepp has returned 10 MS hon
IN Tulaa AFTER spending the summer IN
Msscs Margaret Ncvrio ena Doreh
Eugle were the guests ~ Miss Emma Nc
Seef at X efer for the day Monday.
Mrs " ~ poodusn uf Tulsa was the
house guest NJ Mrs J. T.. sourwinc during
the past week
\ merry crowd OF young people chap
croned by Mr and MIS-. Fred shrimp. en-
grounds north % town Tuesday evening.
Mrs Del Patton AMI Mrs william Naw.
ncy aud daughter Mary Ada spend the
day In Tulsa Tuesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11


gefrFs gnufhsrd ana Nrs Mary Hebron
ct - e. o'l.url dinner saturday
The memHsra NJ the Aloha fIsna TAU
tiutvpfsity aud az university gifia hs.t
tbrlr I.st r,,,ing this We.k before die.
.b,rdIrg f,r an s,tt,, vIntsr Several ~
H.. yi,Ts v.tf tr.g, and a number sitI eu
ter college This ftIf
a.. a. g.. t. t,,., from q t,tn
"a, .'., To-, p,,'t..rt 80. turt,s1 miles.
W 49, Iii ,b 49,. .',,,,,,nv.
.'.'',N "..''' '' ..t iu,e
Hh ~ ~ 80 ~ ,,.,a 60
%" .FN',' N,'u '',''' ~ t,.,,.,t,.
'"HfHd" ana men 70 uIii'i'h' '"''''"''"t
platfs
fa| Ifh"r rt''r'"'h'' mo I.'''"'.H N''
tho - Wtnb"fe ~ w" h'sh e MOO. ~ = ~ y.
Anlin''. unhotinE 'I' nI"Ihh'it Nh' ~
inatIuR THO f'lI fDr college Ih. NON
bsfH leaving are Don l'unn'ng NNil"uI
tIur. tlIffufi uarutg huorWAn HHtn's
uuu Evans EHfl Nn''l'ws ara FRANK
tfftIo ON. ~ town HuestH we're Howard
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

Marion s,nithson who has been visiting
r"Ihtivcs IN NpwBta tut tho past Xix weeks,
has returned To enter high school here.
NJ. aud Mrs walter curtis Mrs. Frost
and MirH MoNs Wotrred 90 runcs 'ity
sunday ~ at"rd th" celebration at lol
ranch. returning Monday late
Nj ana Mira ~ ~. H,ardou we're bust.
moss vitnts nt pnrtlesyille Monday
X. Il, Mcdonald spent sunday aud Mon.
day in oklahoma City visiting relatives.
II. y. Copeland aud A. " Pa,tison and
fimilies spent Labor day at Cedar canyon
Harold Muulcndure and bruce Colyer
NJ the Fitst National hank have reformed
ftom Moline Kan, where they spent the
Mr. and Mrs G, E. Taylor OF tho Clty
drug store announce tho birth ~ son,
IN. third boy in ~" Taylor home.
Ir. and Mrs. Harry Hoover of Hnminy
wer. tho guests - Or and Mf-. Cannon
sunday.
The christian circle met a, the church
bcrs added wcro Mrs N II Rear1on and
Mrs Campbell Mrs Friend asked the
ctcle to gnnhe two appl,1ucd h"dsprcad'
noSt meeting Sandwiches and ice tea
we're served by Mrs Van Baton
The Methods, church gave picnic at
, the Natiand camp north Of town wednes
day short program Was prepared and
IHrEr number attended. who voted II d
big succcHs. Ths win probably he tht
last picnic. as school opens nnrt week.
Tho civic league expects To move IN M
Library building next week aE tho inStd,
Woik VIII u" completed. Tho league WA
donated 200 books by the Dickinson Good
man Lumber company from ts knnsai
I city library. Of which the momhots ar,
very proud
Mr.. and Mrs. ", II Richards were husl
ness visitors sunday ana Monday In Yale
Mr. ana Mrs. ! u Thomas returned
I from Chickashs, where thvy spent tn
I past two months visiting with Mis
Thomas rctnttNea
Or. s9d Mrs, n u rren,,m OF rairfax
| guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gates
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
LINKS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Barnett have re-
turned from an extended visit to relatives
IN Kansas.
Mr.. James Saunders spent several days
In oklahoma CITY the first Of the week
Mrs r %. king returned home Monday
morning from an extended visit to teld-
lives ln the east
l.. rompleton returned Friday from a
two wecks vlsi' ~ relatives at Joplin
and warrensburg. Mo
Charles Jr tina ~ munths.0ld son ~
Mr and ArH Charles Patterson died
Monday morning after a brief Illness of
Mi. and Nts G. W. poush entertained
Eroup Of young people Tuesday evening
~ rock. honorinE Mcssrs Ker'land ami
Rem Parks " Stillwater. who were IN
JCnks for brief visit to Norn Thornton.
4 delightful evening W.. spent with re-
freShments served at tho close OF tho
games. These who enjoyed the hospi.
tai,y were Misses Margaret Sovill1.
Dorah EuEle Frances rutkspte. Agatha
Roush. Alpha Paisley. Anuah"l Tss'cy
Nersrr sherman Wilson, Charley Bowles.
Nefn ThOrn.on, George Hadad and kcrt
ianI ana Bon fHIhn
Mr.. and Mrs T. r Sourwine had a.
their sunday guests Mr.. and Mrs. II. E.
Andrews Of tulsa and Mr.. Amhrow y
aged mother of Harren, Indiana. who Is
spending the summer IN oklahoma
tended visit 90 Dr. ana Mrs. Hoiinss
worth ~ Muskoroe.
Nj and Mrs Possy short and son Rot
ert q Tulsa spent tho week k-end with
Jcnks friends
Nr ard Mrs Rruce Harshaw and
Of NJ and Mrs a. ~. Ense for the day
Miss porah EneIe chaperoned the mem
hers OF her class OF tho Methodist sunday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

wedding march and during 'r. .....
she played Hearts and F,ow... Wo1i
o,l".l couple left the church to ... ~
~ Mcndelssohns wedding mar, "
bride was gowued In a hspt.,,, iht
dress ot white charmsusa t,.'. " 'l'0i
lace ana crystal beads She v.. Nt
snho nat o inatch. She carried ts..,.,'
valley. Afttr = wedding ir.r ID. ,. h,
Tor Two weeks, Mr. ami Mr. NJ 10
WI! u" a. nome at III East4Il. .'.''l.
entertained Tuesday with h-fr ,aat
,nmplimenting her house gua4. Az. =, .1
Patton ot Tulsa. Many otEa, .. H1 8
aifairs arc being planned for Na. m.
Barto Fi'e. sixteenth and Emr.,s
tertainod about 80 members .f
Gamma Delta fraternity Tuaaf. "A T.
A. 8 o'clock with a chicken brau ~ ~,
spa' srounds surrounding E. @
"u' l"''t Wtn smoker. I.s.# V
several out -ui-town guests az t..
affair ''..
Tho Tuxedo club gave ns op-,...... .,..
Friday At Hotel sewers. o.. 'h
town orchestra played for tho l.....' ..i
thsr" wore about t6o In attsnI... ''.
Mrs Clarence Page of D.. ....
the quest OF Miss Blanche OLD. I,
North y. this week. va
Mis,s Eneenia MOCK Of S. L,as rs.
has been the guest Il Miss ..'
Rooney. SIS North Twelfth i.s
frr her home. Many social .... '
we're extended TO her during h.- ... '''
MI, and Mrs J. 9. Wc'gh If We.
OkmulEco avenue. returned hat. V.rt'.
from colorado springs aud other lax
colorado, where they have -...t m.
Mrs Georee webb. Miss Da... ,....
webb and Mr. Guy webb. go S.I.H ri,N
returned home Tuesday from q, ...,
Springs and other points iu ,fursl.
Whore they have spent tho suur.r
her guest Miss Sch Norris ot os..,,a
Texas.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

MIR and Mrs. e. q Van Arsdale enter
tainoh 20 guests at their home on John
stone avenue last Tuesday night compli.
mentary to Miss Hsus Paynter OF kansas
CITY During the carly part Of tho eve
ming the party attended the Indian stomp
dance on the Thomas HRltmnon farm
near Dewey. after which they returned "a
tho Van Arsdalc residence and spcnt the
rest ot the evening In playing cards Re
freShmcnts were served at ~ 40 o'clock
The mer'H class OF the First Christian
church entertained the women's elias
Thursday night In the church parlorS. \
pleasing musical and speaking program
Was arranged and delicious Tefrephm ent 4
we're served by the hosts
Mrs Charles Carpenter has returned
from California. whero she has been spend
ms several months at tho Carpenter
summer home.
Mrs y n wines has returned from Eu
rrNh SPRINGS ARK, whore she has been
spending tho summer.
About two hundred attended recep-
tion given In honor ~ Nr and Mrs Sen
sln At the rrcshyteriau church parlor-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
ENIIl.

Miss Helen Lawrence and Miss Mary
kneelHni, both entering Iowa university
thi" fail, gave - dclishtful farewell party
nt the home ~ Miss Lawrence, nrisc
was played during the afternoon, Miss
Edith Goluy holding high score
Tho r. \ n club was entertained hy
Miss Brucyicvr Stricklcr Tuesday Miss
Krceignd held high score az hriig" \
number ot guests, other than members.
were present
Tho Tuesday Morning UrIdgc has been
CHANGED 10 an evening cluh gni the huS
hands ~ the Wemhors are 20 he included
In tho entertainments given thi" winter
The members arc Nj and Mrs Ice Var
rIFh, Henry BASS. Russell McDlrl'nuu.
ltarrN Frruls. claude Nicholson. MNrWNn
uustou, Leonard Furnas and Everett WI
um,h
Mrs cora Casc Porter gave u small
bridge for her daughtrr Mrs warren
Ray of wichita RAILS, Texas. Who Is her
guest.
Misses mildred Trmhlr. Elyn Wells.
Sarah Rare, ani Lucille Cans''r enter
tHiuci the members OF the Z. 4 l.. club
tins week with stunt party rho Nonut
ladies are pledges uf the club. Dancing
was enjoyed later I'm tho evening ami
plar. were completed tor q dancing party
to be given soon
Mir ana Mrs "a n uuyes and Nj and
MtH Frank WIkinE returned WcdnosigN
niaht from a two months trip throuHhout
tho west. Nisltirg tn several california
cities, IN Seattle. roruani. salt Lake
CITY aud yellow stone mark Thry made
the trip from SAN Fran,isvo to seattle by
boat
Mr. and Ms James Waggouer ~ Wi.h.
tia RAILS Texas. announced the birth ~ a
son last week Mrs Mpggoncr was for
merly Miss Ritter Sptulhlng ~ Enid
Nj and Mis- HARRY frGutE were plcAs
antly surprised by their nrlgnhors with a
welcoming party almost H- soon as thoN
were established iu their ne" home About
hfN friends announced thcusr'NCs hN
tnp.nE Justify. 'liaN, hail the gangs an
here then entered and took possession
Nr sul Mrs N e. NrkryNrF enter
p.UuI in compliment tu Mr.. Warren q
Nu1 ut wichita Falls Texas. hvr mother.
Mra Cora case Porter with whom she ia
yisiuuE Mrs Iu'u Whitsop. Mr. and Mrs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

Dan Douglas of raNhuskA snrnt the
Labor day holiday with his parents Mir.
and Mrs ", @ Douglas
Mr. and Mrs =, N ltl icu Friday FOR
wichita Falls, Texas 20 mako their home,
u Malone went Co Sparry sunday
evening for few days visit TO his son
CLYDE and family
Mir. and Mrs G, J, Bolingcr and sor
John returned TO their home At pklahoma
city SUNDAY after Er''- visit tn Mrs
poiinger's father, judge N l.. Pierce, uDt
MR.. Pierce on North Main street
MsAsrn William oliver. = n nurust
ana n w. Woodward and their faWUio
,a,urned sunday from weeks rpWpiu,
trip and outing near sn"am hprlnss
"ronn,y Judge u, l. J Hoidt took al
.,x.nfa3e OF the holiday Monday aut
snen, a portion Of tho day here look,nl
sftsr private business affairs,
Nj. and Mira. Ernest iarnarn arrive,
route from Green Mountain Fs4ls' Colo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

A pretty wedding which took place tues.
day evening vss that % Miss Geraldiut
Logan daughter of Mrs Mary q. Logan.
ani &. G. Mckinney. ir Tho marriage
waH solcmni,cd ~ tho Fl-st proshvteripu
church by tho Rev. 4 y Moody, who
the ring ceremony iu the pres
ehce of the members ot tho families and
intimate friends The pulpit was banked
with palms and golieuruA. Before the
ceremony Miss Evelyn RreCheisen sang
AT pawning' and = Love You Truly
Miss Muriel Ridenour played iohengrin's +
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

week Mr and Mrs 0oodrich have gone
70 cambridge. whore Mr Goodrich VIII
enter Harvard
Miss Lillian Alexander Will leave Mon.
day Tor Tennessee. whore che Will enter
school.
Mrs g u. Hsskett has returned from an
extended visit In Missouri.
Miss Martha Glass viii leave this week
Tor PennsylVania, whore she will attend
Byrn Mawr college.
Nr and Mrs. \. II Kerr and children
LETT last week Tor motor trip to pnsa
dena. Cal. whore they will spend the
winter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11
s1NIp SPRINGS


garet and Mary Jan" returned Thursday
from Indiana. where they spent the sum
Wet
Mt ana Mrs leo white. who have been
In New YORK fuf several weeks. are guertF
u Mrs Neilic Marsh before going to their
homo at UkmuiEoc
Miss Anybele Johnson who has been
the guest - her aunt, Mrs q. w. 10
staobicr returned to her home In san
Antonio Thursily
Maurice Ruppert VIII 20 TO Norman
Wednesday 10 enter N" university
Mrs W \. Partridge returned Sunday
from Visit to Norman
dron, DEITY and oliver, returned Friday
from Ureon Mountain Pals, Colo, where
they spent month
Mrs a. u graves and daughter Mary
Elizabeth have returned from Colorado
where they spent the summer.
Miss Grace Bjron ~ Ciatemore Is the
suos, Of Hr- !. ~ iisi
Mf and Mrs q. = weakly have Rono
to Nowat. where they VIII make their
home
Mira Ed Gotiry and Miss Amy Gottry
havc returned from motor trip through
Arkansas
Miss Ruth Hicks Of Harrison, Ark. is
tho guest of her slater. Mrs Is. i, Davis.
Mrs Mary Chapman returned Wednes
The funeral Of \. W. BurrouEhs was
held Wednesday afternoon at tho Mctho
dist church and was IN charge Of Rev
cfcuds Brinkley and Watson
Mrr G.. l.. Hcath ~ visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Gordon Morris, tn Mounds.
teacher IN the public schools here Last
year. will be interested 10 hear Of her
marriage to Nj Raymond Goodrich "
Norman. which took place IN chicago last
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-11

Wedding vefe Mr. and M-s Frank Ly'ie
ard Mf and Mrs &. u. Fries
Mf and Mrs !. ] Ffclberarr have re-
turned from an extended trip In ohio and
Wisconsin.
Mira Gilbert HInke who has heon
srcnilrg the summer In Colorado. returned
home this week
Mrs. kcy Garter entertained the mem
bers ~ the AilOls CLUB at her home
wednesday night The feature of the eve.
Mug wss mock wedding. participated IN
by members Of tho club.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
To Clean OH Paintings.

Dated May 9th. 1921. 5-11-1s-25
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

and 4s inches bust measure. A 3S inch
size requires 61s yards Of 27 inch ma
terIal. The width Of the skirt at
lower edge. with plaits extended i
: Ia yards. Price u cents.
36o9. Jumper" or over Blouse
Cut in Z sizes. Small. 1916: medium,
$50. large. 42-44. extra large, 46-4s
inches bust measure. A medium size
win require 2 5-S yards Of q inch ma
terial. Price u cents.
1904 Boys Play Suit
cut in 4 sizes. ?. 3. 4 and 3 years. a
3 year size will require 2 3-s yards Of
Sc inch material. price II cents.
1905. ladies Apron.
cut in 4 sizes: Small. 1870. madium.
ss-40: large. 42-44; extra large, 45-4S
inches bust measure. A medium size
requires 31s yards Of 36 inch material.
Price II cents.
Catalogue Notice-Send 15c in silver
or stamps for our u~p-to-date spring
and summer 1921 catalogue. contain
ing over 500 designs Of ladies', misses
and children's patterns. a concise and
comprehensive article on dressmaking.
also some poionts for the needle (llus-
trating 80 ofo the various. simple
stitches) ali valuable 10 the home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
The Lazy Farmer Boy

struck metal and with much diff
Guilty a big chest was dragged from
the hole. When the lid was lifted,
the boy saw the CLEAN OF jewels
and silver and gold The greedy
youth was so overcome at the sight
that he forgot be was hidden and
leaping to the ground. thrust his
hands into the precious contents
Of the box When he realized what
he had done, be was terrified; but
by that time the horse with it's in
visible rider had galloped on into
the night
All the rest Of the long night the
boy pulled and tugged and sweated
TO drag the box to his home.
Sometimes ne would sink beside
the road, overcome with WEAKNESS;
but the thought OF thieves spurred
him on For hours and hours he
pushed and pulled the big chest
until his back was almost broken,
and II was not until after day
break that he succeeded IN reach
Ing home with his prize.
He called his father. and showed
him the chest OF course, he had
to tell the whole stOry-how he
had first discovered that his horse
was ridden at night. and how he
had made several attempts to find
out where it was taken. and by
whom; and how he had at last
succeeded in tieing himself be-
meath the horse and so had seen
the digging OF the chest.
Well said the farmer. when
hts son had finished his story.
open the chest and let US zee
what you have
Proudly the boy raised the lid.
his eyes cleaning at the thought
Of the precious stones and gold and
silver that il contained. What was
his amszement, when the lid was
lifted. to find that the box was
filed with pieces OF old tin and
metal and rock and gravel.
"Ha, ha, ha, ha!- laughed the ola
farmer. 80 you thought you'd ret
rich without having to work, dad
you2 II you want cce yuu
have to work for it,"
The boy was ashamed Of him
self. for not only had he failed to
find a box OF precious stones, but
he had also lost his horse
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

Once upon a time there was a
farmer who had a cry lazy son.
The boy never helped his father
on the farm, but cared only 70
mount his horse and ride far and
wide over the country, One morn
ing when the boy went to the sta
bic to get his horse. he found the
beast dripping with peTspiration,
spattered with mud and breathing
as II he had been ridden hard for
many hours. The boy wondered
greatly at this, and determined 10
hide himself In the stable that
night to find out why the horse
should be worn out in the morning
instead of being fresh and eager
for a canter.
At midnight the barn door OPP
ened, and although the boy saw no
n enter, the horses harness and
bride were adjusted as by unseen
hands. The horse lett the stable
with its invisible rider on its back.
The farmer boy took another horse
and tried to follow, but he was soon
outdistanced. and had to turn back.
The second night he tried again
~ hh0 O4A WIZ Ho6 AAIAA6 MS
horse at night. and where It was
being driven. He hid himself IN
the stable and just as the bride
was adjusted by the uuseen Wis
itor. the boy leaped TO the saddle.
But he was pushed OF violently
and found himself lying In the dust
of the road,
He determined 20 plan more care
fully for his third attempt. He
arranged some ropes so that he
could tie himself underneath the
horse. because he was sure in that
way he could escape detection.
Long before midnight. he vent 10
the barn. and had everything
ready. so that Just before the sta
BILE door opened. he slipped under
the horses stomach. The unseen
rider came as usual. and mounted
the horse and drove OF. They rode
for many miles. and the horse was
almost winded before they stopped.
The boy peered ont from under the
horse, and saw the invisible rider
apparently digging a hole. He saw
the shovel pushed into the soil and
the spadefuls OF earth thrown M
until the hole was as deem as a
man is tan At last the shovel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

which time and place said bids will be
publicly opened and duly considered,
for the construction of the following
described improvements:
Paving both street fro mthe east line
Of Beech street to the southeasterly lire
Of Michigan avenue with Plan A sheet
asphalt on the old macadam foundation.
Plan b. Asphaltic concrete on the oIa
macadam foundation. Plan c. Bltulith-
tc concrete on the olds macadam foun-
dation- Plan p. Asphaltic macadam on
the old macadam foundation, as au-
thorized by the Improvement Resolu-
ton No. A207. passed and adopted by
said Board Of Public Works on the 25th
day Of April. 1921.
It IS estimated that there viii be
about 1895 square yards of paving.
more or less. and the estimated cost OF
the work is s%S4,612.00.
Said Improvement shall be construct
ed and made IN accordance with said
resolution. and the maps. plans, pro-
fles and specifications for the same on
Tile in the office Of the Board Of said
city.
Proposals must be made on blanks
furnished by the said Board and in com
pliance with tho Instructions hereto at
tached. which blanks can be had on APP
plication to the CITY Clerk. and must
be accompanied by tho usual statutory
affidavit Of non-collusion. and by a GER
tilted check to be drawn on some known
responsible bank or trust company and
made payable to the order OF the city
Treasurer Of the city OF East Chicago.
Indiana. for an amount not less than
two aud opa-half Do- .ap+ - ~. T..
g~ineer's estimate Of the cost Of the work
bid upon. but i'll no case shan such
check be for a sum less than one humid
red 100000 dollars to insure the exc
eution of the contract for which such
bid is made, and that he viii give a
bond with surety to be approved BY
said Board insuring the faithful per
formance Of said work and compliance
With ali the terms. stipulations and con-
ditions Of his contract.
All bidders must deposit with the said
Board samples Of materials bid upon
The Board reserves the right to re
ject any and All bids. as authorized by
law.
II. X GROVES.
E. ". WICIIEY.
OTTO c F. SEEHASE.
Board of Public Works.
Nttest; T, Y. RICHARDS,
City Clerk 5-tS-25|
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF HELEN NELSON. DECEASED
no. 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed Administrat-
or Of said Estate, by the Judge of the
Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate IS supposed to be soivenr
HYAM HYAAfS.
Administrator.
Dated May 9th. 1921. 5-11-1s-25
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

SA1.L on H1tTi1AN A @ Dun DIt LAM
rorr>-ry nnrA~A
~ I. barehv gfyen l., tbe under
sgnad Trassnrer If lake county state
80 Inatana nat az the hour Of 1000
- 49, etb 1921 and thereafter
- so9a ~ M aesice ~ he T-rcas nrer
re'a~ +ha+ All seu ~ me
bt~bast bidder for immediate cash. at
- tass ~, the nrincIpal sum named
IN said bonds together with all accrued
iaaras+ tbe imnrovement
bonds described az follows:
~ Turner 81 III Gravel Road Of
Worth tovnsbin Lake County. Indiana.
Total issue s~195.00o.OO being l95
bonds or the denomination OF 100000.
Interest 1T 49, per cent. payable semi
annually on the 18th day or May and
November Of each year. the first ten
bonds being due May Is. 1922.
Date Of Bonds May 10Th 1921, issued
~ N series. ~
Watson KANE and Ross VIII
.ba bonds ara no bids will be received
aat 80 tmmedta+a cash
sAeep' p.1pIT BRAnT0Rp
rraasnrar lake county. Indiana.
z=ar7rg ~, r1v11- SUPPLEMENT-
On
rrT-D on ,r4rF rcTA-E or.
= u Il 49, ern
LLEIeA
NJ. 1lVV. -
loE COCRI' ~
No. Trrs AN rREDIToRs 81
$50 rJo,,oan deceo.ed ~ o,,ear
= ~ 49, e,,ner,or conr, beTd .,
- Tnatana ~ tba a7tb dev ~
- 7oo1 80 shov cansa ~ - vb,
- gr-rTT rwENT ArroTN-TS
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

Much depends o. personal attitude.
One Who Is a%ntagonistic TO or preju-
diced against a thing fails to get what
good there may be in it. One who is in
a receptive mood generally obtains
the most benefit. Men cheat them
selves oftcner than they are cheated
BY others
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25
Something Needed.

There is some great force lacking In
this country today" an exchange says.
That's so. brother, but what is it?
Frequently We have thought tina it's
a foolkiller who will remain perma-
nently and actively on the job.-Bos-
ton TRANSCRIPT.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-25

Mrs. E. Lee phone
Hammond 1916,
lectures daily
from 9 to 9. tho
Right Wa to
Live. go State
Street. on the
{ side Of hos
pital.