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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-13

* oNIE--U acres FidIo Road.
house and barn. fne location. only
$500 Easv terms owner. ST Aubin
Bros, r. 500 Hammond bldg phone
To- 7-12-3
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WANTED-CTirl for genreal homework
References required Address replies
to r. s, care Times. East chi. 7-13-4
WANTED-Sales lady. Polish speak
ing preferred, Harbor Coffee Store.
212n Cedar 81. Indiana Harbor 1872
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WANTED-Ofice boy Apply Hub
bard Steel Fdy. Co. Ham 1892
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ming. Good pay. Sec Mr.
Payne, Lion Store. 1888.
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WANTEn-Ladies for light outdoor
work All or part time. making 81
per hour. Answer with address. Ad-
dress Box 81 care Times. HIM T-13-2
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FON SALE--5 acres finest conner on
the Ridge Road only $3.50 $500
cash, balance easy terms st Aubin
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-13

FOR SNLE-5 room house. all mod
ern. large chicken house, 5 lots. only
s5e00 $500 cash. balance terms. Own
er ST Aubin, Griffith Ind Phone
l06. lips
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SAJ.E-SCRATCH PADS. ALL SIZ-
ES. TIMES OFFICE. HAMMOND
BUILDING. 9-l1-l
FOR SALE-I5C uncalled for Mems
Suits at $40 and up Lesser's Loan
Bank. 65 State ST. Hammond. 69-tf
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fCk RENT-Furn. rooms, inadoor bed
kitchen, all private, strictly modern
429 May ST. Hammond 1-2-G
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WANTED - , young men
with some knowledge OF
snoe fitting to work extra.
Saturday afternoon and eve
ca G. II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
ASSOCIATION OF
NATIONS SAID TO
Be HARDING PLAN
Organization Expected
to Result From Arms
Conference

WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.--A con-
tiuuing conference. in which the ma
lions will meet periodically to discuss
international subjects. Is understood
20 be- expected by President Harding
- result from tho armament confer
auCc.
Tho president Is said to have al
ready expressed views on that subject
alsI, some of the foreign delegates
here and TO have been assured that
they regarded such "a development as
well within the bounds OF possibility.
As first step toward possible
realization OF Mr. Hn eding's plan for
an association Of nations u WAS indi-
Gated In high official quarters today
that nations not represented In the
a. resent conference, including Ger
'mnny. might be invited To endorse
the conclusions reached here. II was
also suggested that some OF the ma
lions not members Of the conference
might be asked Is express tfteir orin-
ion Of the negotiations here before
thu conference makes its final de-
ylslOus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
TO GIVE UP
EXTRA TERRITORIAL
RIGHTS IN CHINA
Agreement Announced
in Session of Far East
ern Committee

WARRINGTON, Nov. 2s.--Aboli-
tion OF extra territorial tights In
China. by which various powers
maintain their own courts for trial OF
their own nationals. was agreed to in
principle today by the powers repre-
senter In the Washington conference
on Pacific and Ear Eastern Affairs.
The Chinese delegation presented
to the committee today n statement
strongly urging the abollshment OF
the extra territorial rights and sym
pathetic responses were said 10 have
been voiced by the Representatives OF
the other powers
Belief was generally expressed.
however. thai the rights could not be
given up immediately IN view Of con-
ditions OF China. but that the aboIi-
tion should come as promptly as COM
patibie with the present situation and
progreas of China.
Lodge Heads Conmlitfec.
The COMMITTEES, upon reaching the
general egreenient. authoriEed the APP
pointment Of a subcommittee.
American delegation. TO present tho
principle in the concrete form OF a
resolution.
The subcommittee also will work
out the details OF the surrender by
the powers OF their rights. THIS task
Will include the consideration OF a
number OF treaties and for that rea-
son the time reouiged for its accom-
plishment was problematlcal.
Postal Questions Up.
The committee OF the nine powers
also took up at t0dny'a session tho
question OF Chinese postal service and
discussed the details In that connec-
;ion until after l O'Clock when Il was
decided that the committee should
conclude Its sitting for the day and
resume tomorrow morning, No de-
cision was taken respecting chiness
posts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
NAME ON MARRIAGE
LICENSE CHANGED
Woman Arrested With
Man But Not One Rec
ords Show

The county clvrbs Office D. wonder
ing what has becuW, OF on, husband,
to whom they issued 70 marriag"
ur,uH, iu September. iPl" His VIII"
has shown up In Lincoln. Nebraska,
with the marriage license, from which
she has erased the name OF the man
tno married here two years ago, Hnd
Inserted the name ut liill Davenport
fu whom she now claims to be
married. according to O. letter which
was received this morning 10y Fred
Drnllutt from the sheriff at Lincoln.
The letter states that a couple.
.laimiug tu be Mr.. and Mrs. bnNcn-
port. are no jail there. and that they
have pro4uccd % marriage license
i--s,d 900 the county clerks office ot
G,ruuiiuo cuuutN. The sheriff \
-uspicious were aroused because 10
looked az though the uam,s ON M,
license had been changed.
Tho license now has the names Of
Lena Jacobs aud Bll Davenport on
H. bat I'm looking through the records
this morning Mr. rrollutt found that
the license had been issued tn Lena
Jacobs and AdulRido Sanchez on sep
frmh,r 90. 1913. tn" records also
how that Mr.. aud Mrs SanchcZ were
married the following dny hy Modesto
Dril. no was then lustic" ~ peace
ui pld Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
100 Members Obtained in Two
Hours as Chamber of Commerce
Drive Opens; Parade Is Feature

At the first luncheon meeting h.
the Chamber OF Commerce member
ship campaign, held In the Y. NJ. G. A.
at noon TO-DAY reports were mad.
from "a out of a total OF ia blocks
assigned to workers. The % blocks
brought In a total ~ i6O new mem-
bers. Block 3. the first one to report.
brought In i9 members. The second
brought In 3. the third II and the
fourth y
This report. which sidney NJ. Well.
manager Of the campaign. pronounced
unsatisfactory, was later agreed to be
satisfactory when II was shown that
many workers had been unable to
get out to their work that what had
been accomplished had been uone In
less than two hours Of actual work
that the morning after the Thanks
81, INK holiday found everyone either
trying To recover from too much
turkey. or striving TO catch up with
the mail. o. both. and that every
worker was prepared to hit the trail
In his block this afternoon aud get
results. The block men will report
again AZ o this afternoon at the
Chamber of Commerce when It is eN-
pected that the mornings total Will
have been more than doubled.
sellers Makes Wager.
-, X. b, Sellers offered to wager
any man at the luncheon today that
at tomorTow's noon meeting block
lSa. In University Heights would re-
port more memberships than any
other block In the city. Half dozen
men accepted the wager.
There were abundant signs at the
meeting of an enthusiasm FOR tho
work that Will reach the goal of / 500
new members by Monday afternoon.
Telephone messages from men unable
20 leave their bcus reached the Cham
h"r of Commerce this morning, asking
that they he enrolled as members.
lh' WORKERS secured high per
n"uiarr ut those they We're able to see
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
Sidelights on the
Conference

by NEA service
WASHINGTON. Nov. Al must
go homei I must 40 homei"
II was Rene viviani. huge man
with an almost bald and quite gray
head Rene sought the door OF his
wife's apartment, to tell her his
troubles.
"Noisei l slept not at all last
nightl--f must go homel" Tramping
about like a restless child.
Poor. dear mani" dron little
Vivinnis mouth. Madame In a dim
inutive person.
Poor, dear man-you should have
put cotton in your ears" Gently.
Rene stopped his tramplng, He
was thoughtful. His hand rubbed
his forehead.
THAT IA an ldoa-now I might
have done that" His mild blue eyes
looked gratefully at his wife.
Nivianfd room was changed by the
management.
A bushy little gentleman il Aristsde
Brand. prime minister OF France and
chief delegate TO the conference from
that country.
Watchful gray eyes. kind bur keen.
Heavy brows that knot and bunch
when he laughs and are bit up
slant In ropcse.
A trick OF turning his whole body
as he turns his head. Long hands,
rather nervous hands, witch follow
is words
You Keep your rooms 40 warm.''
he doomed, and very likely 50 you
San eat your icesl
"oh. yes. they're very goodi But
you amuse mo greatly" He was
laughing, that good natured growL
He leaned with his hands beside his
knees on tho chair. Freezing cold
outside and you sit in your hot rooms
eating ices!"
BRAND was growing again that
genial grOwl-hugh which sets well
with his heavy iron-gray hair. his
firmly-gripping hand and his abso-
Lutte self possession.
90
Shoes. Just shoes Shoes tumbline
out OF bass In Mr.. and Mrs. Mai
I kin's apartment. Shoes In neat lines
around trunks, bags and boxes In slr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
WARRANT ISSUED
FOR ARREST OF
STOCK SALESMAN

a warrant was issued In the She
rifrs office today FOR the arrest OF
ouis Santora. charging him with oD.
tanning money under false protensos
Joseph Gurruss. who made the com
plaint claims that Santorn had posed
hs the representative of tho Amcri-
can Wool Manufacturing Syndicate
and had sold him stock In the syn
diCatc.
Suutorn opened an office at i1S
South Third street and II is alleged
that he has sold "a number OF shares
OF stock. at 500 each. to men In Al
huquerquv, promising them large divi-
d"ud Garrass claims that Santora has
lett the city and that the stock &
worthless.
The shcr,frs office II having hand
writing experts compare the sigma
lures ~ a number OF bad checks
which have been brought 20 them.
with Santora's handwriting.
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and Lady ChatEeld's apartments.
Shoes lining the walls in Lord and
Lady Lees apartment. Powerful
lot OF English shoes came TO this
conference.
Intense. silent, s2hinx-like-Ad-
miral Kato. His smile, a rare whtm-
sloal thing. spreads s.owly over a
slim dark-skinned face and vanishes
almost instantly.
silent. reflective.
His words. low-spoken words, al
most mus. cal. come slowly. A voice
with lis little glints Of fire under It's
rhythmic flow
Composed, tranquil, poised deltb-
crate. But an underlying alertness.
keen, quick, .eady!
Baron Kato's leisure hours2 Golf?
Reading? Mntoring. perhaps?
- take little nap" Gently. easily.
with a slow smile.
"WorK hard" intensely. Then
take little nap" easily.
90
George A. r. Vanaise. commission
aire special de police, France (of-
ticially attached to the French del
egntionl, haa to have his little Joke.
He say To me-" nodding brightly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
White Pig Presented
To Marshal Foch at
Mason City, Iowa

MASON CITY. Iowa. Nov 25.-
Marshal Ferdinand Foch has 25-
pound white pig by which 10 remem-
brr Mason city and Iowa generally
and she city has two large auto
graphcd photographs OF the ger ral-
igsimu as a reciprocal memento. The
exchange was effected this afternoon
when the legion special bearing the
marshal halted in Mason City for 10
minutes to permit him toi pay his .e-
spccts go llanford MacNider national
legion commander ana his home
town. Ton thousand persons thronged
tHn vicinity Of the railroad station.
trying TO hear the marshal or get a
;. -LImIlsn Of Inn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
Britist and Ulster
Premiers in Final
Irish Conference

LONDON. Nov. 2s.-Prime Minis
ter Lloyd George and Premier Craig
Of Ulster met this morning In con-
ference which. according to the view
held In official circles. marks one Of
the final stages of the lr sh negotla-
tons conceded today to be ON the
verge OF collapse. II IL understood
tina; a statement agreed upon between
the two premiers has been drawn up.
This statement, the understanding
IL. Will be read by the Ulster premier
In the parliament OF northern Ireland
next TUESDAY and Issued slmulta-
neously in London.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

Commerce wns unanimously voted to
~ VI. NJ" the only clue to the
Identity OF the author OF verse and
painting.
The workers voted unanimously to
request the directors Of the Chamber
OF Commerce. at their meeting tonight
to send delegates both to the western
state reclamation association conven-
tion at salt Lake city and To the
meeting Of the League Of the South
west at Riverside, California. A
committee was named TO present the
resolution to tn" board
Vote Ia Raise Limit.
At the close of the meeting at noon
IL was voted unanimously TO raise the
minimum membership goal Of the
campaign from 1000 to 800 mem-
Lers. Workers agreed that the larger
minimum could and would be reached
within the three days.
200 Workers Gct Early start.
The membership campaign started
officially at $40 this morning when
the goo workers staged parade from
the Chamber OF Commerce building
down Gold avenue to First street,
west on Central avenue to Fourth and
back to Second street where the
workeru scattered for the several
blocks to which they had been as
signed. The paraders were headed
10y Thomas Morrin, carrying the
American flag and by Carl Alagoe OF
the Journal aud II. D. Hening OF The
Herald. armed with shovels. a band
followed and behind the band came
Sidney NJ. Well manager OF the cam
paign and the 2O0 block men.
Col u. X. y. sellers who staged
the parade explained that the signifi-
canoe OF the shoVels was the intention
Of the two newspapers to bury every
thing and everybody likely 60 inter
fore with the success Of the campaign
including the editors IL necessary.
Arthur Prayer was armed with AN az.
Colonel Sellers explained that the az
was to be used To prepare for in
terment any thing or any one requtr-
ing that ceremony. Bob McClughan
and Fred Fisher carried new brOoms,
with which. the stage manager IN
tcrpreted. the workers were to clean
up minimum OF 500 wording mem-
bers for the Chamber Of Commerce,
IN three days.
Workers start with Enthusiasm.
In spite OF gray morning the
workers began gathering early at the
Chamber Of Commerce. More than
100 had assembled at $3.50 and the
work of distributing cards to the
various blockmon began az once.
Every business man and property
owner In the city had been listed on
the cards. II was estimated that In
excess OF 100 new memberships were
secured at the Chamber of Commerce
while the workers were waiting Tor
the parade.
Tho campaign will continue to-
morrow; there will be- rest over
sunday during which the general
committee will check over ,he re-
suits and unsolicited cards and the
final clean up effort VIII be made on
Monday ending with mass meeting
pi workers and citizens IN the Armory
Monday night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

foot Of Albuquerque improved and nmpoved They
working for Albuquerque, themselves and for YOU.
membership campaign
Saturday Monday There
block the IT. chance he don't wait Send
Chamber
blookman block reaches give him membership and
promptly feel kick spill
word shout
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
English Banking
Firm Is Ready to
Make German Loan

BERLIN. Nov g53rhe English
banking iirm OF Rothschild has de-
clnrcd its Willingness to provide Ger
man credit to the amount Of ll0,-
600 600 to tlb. 700, 90. but only on the
understanding that the loan be taken
up within year, " was stated by Dr
kruvmcr. a prominent manufacture.
ut @ meeting OF the Berlin Merchants
guild, according to the Allgemeinc
ZcitunE, today
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$33, 900 Livestock
Advances for State

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 Approval
OF S5 advances FOR agricultural and
livestock purposes, HggregHting S3.-
10000, was announced today by the
war finance corporation. The distri-
hution included the following states,
Arizona, 100000. New Mexico Ss3.-
Oeo; Montana, si0s.00 Nebraska.
10000, Iowa. S5a7,OoO. South Dn-
kota. S597 900 and Texas $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
President Gave
Thanksgiving Pardons
To Two Life Termers

WASHINGTON. Nov 25.-Two men
serving life sentences IN federal pen
itentia les on murder charges were
released Thanksgiving day on par
dpns issued by President Harding
James \. Keith. a soldier who
killed a man al Fort Riley Kan. was
one OF the men receiving the holiday
clemcnCy, wH.lr the second was
George PestriakofE an AlaskaE OF
Russian ana Indian blood. confined at
McNeils island peuitoutinry since
fNUk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
Are You Grabbing
The Herald's
Saturday Business
Page?

THE Business Review Page m
The saturday Herald Is the most
valuable page Ia the weeks list OF
editions to me.
This Mas the statement OF "a
leading Albuquerque business man
this morning. lie - man whose
sources OF business Information
are many and reliable Yet he
finds In the Cousins weekly busi-
meas review and the kansas City
livestock report OF market condi-
tions, sales from Now Mexico Tor
tho week. and outlook Tor .he
coming week. informatiDn hot OF
the wire that N OF cash value to
him and that he cannot obtain 80
quickly OF completely anywhere
else.
The Hcrald's saturday business
page IL a special teleEraphic serv-
ice designed especially 70 serve
the needs of business mon
throughout the state who must
know what has happened Ia the
major markets Tor New Mexico
products during the week aud 10
whom Il is valuable 10 know what
10 likely TO happen during the
coming week.
II you are not grabbing tho
benefits offered you In the business
review page. watch for Il In to-
morrow's Herald You will not
have to be remlnded again TO bo
on the lookout for II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

LONDON. NoN 22-Bchlud haIhed
wire .utaupl,m,uts and heavily bar
ricaded door. th' Rev. q. H. Borril
% clergyman. for nine months has
been hosirErd Boo his home On the
heart of Ipulun.
Nine raIwurt detectives, WORKING
in eight hour shifts of three. day and
night are the busieging force
Last Christmas the Rev. Boiril rec
fused TO nav o. tax levy imposed hy
the soclalit borough council Of ls-
1iurton Because, he said. he was
an opponent OF socialism and didn't
hn,r enough to meet the levy, any
way.
Unable to svizs his property. the
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council got un order Tor his arrest
Then the Siege began Since detec-
lives cannot force entry into u house
under the British law. their only
chance is 10 seize the clergy man
when hr comes out
Thus fAT It's cost the council &lO.-
600 tu maintain tho Hoigc And the
"uchiing pursou'S' tax levy only
amounted to %GOO'
The clergyman gets his food ana
supplies hN Drawing them up on a
rope passed through the upper win
dow
lie spends his spare time preach
ing 60 the detectives through "a top
story window
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

TOXIC, nov. 2h.-Crowu lrinco
Hi,onto has been designated regent
OF Japan.
Designation Of Crown Prince
Hirohito as regent OF Japan follows
reports which have boen 10 circula-
tion FOR about wear that Emperor
\ Noshihito was in bad physical cOndi-
tion, A dispatch TO Honolulu news
paper IN May OF last year reported
that he had suffered mental and
physical break down.
Early last month rumor that he
was dead circulated In Toxic and the
imperial household IN denying II al
that time stated that he was so ~ Il
was feared he could not recover.
The emperor's physical and mental
condition had become aggravated, II
was said. ana the difficulty he had
experienced In walking aud holding
conversation had been augmented
while his memory and capacity Tor
attention had declined.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
EMPRESs ASKS 10 SEE son.

FUNCHAi.. Island of Madeira. Nov.
25.-Fo- Emress Ziia of Austria
HungnrN. who with her husband Is
living In exile here. has expressed the
wish 10 return TO switzerland to be
present at AN operation ON her Son for
appendicitis She will ask the allied
council of ambassadors through the
medium Of the Portuguese govern
monJ for permission to make the
iuuHueV.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
00MENIBERS CHAMBER COMMERCE

That the minimum the workers the Chamber Of Commerce
ship campaign
These them Albuquerque
Of enlightened senes They include professional
ey They know what 1900 working together
accomplish accomplishments
the 1900 win be Of growth prosperity
equal importance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25
California and
Cornell to Play at
Tournament of Roses

PASADENA tHIf Nov 2h.--An-
nuunccm,nt was made for the tourna-
mynt yt roses association today that
football teams OF Cornell university
of Ithaca. y y. and the University uf
California O., y rkrlpy would be M
rityd To- play the annual Ncw Years
dny east vs west" game at Tourua-
myut nrld this season.
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the Add enthusiasm and backing the enthuas
and work 200 Albuquerque The time Of these worth
make worth fun the city Albuquerque yourself
and interests Help this campaign in hurry
At the meeting today Chamber workers showed that
determined quiet which, when Albuquerque
Success this campaign folks that Albuquerque Ia OF from
that bigger
which live
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

toward ono OF the American secret
service men with the French delega-
tion. why don't Monaicu. Nivani
say whorr he IL goingH
Il laugh You ask him. say-'He
toll you he don't know and II YOU
don't ask hlm. when he comes back
he ask YOU why you didn'ti'
A. that very moment Niviani who
speaks NO English. was footing has
tly up the corridor with the secret
service man, who speaks no French,
hot ON his trail
10
Mrs 4. q. Christie. one Of two
Canadian women here with the dele
CATION wears, In her walks and rides
about Washington, silk stockings In
huge plaids the checks are possibly
two inches wide,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-25

BERLIN. Nov 25-The death is
announced Of Felix Philip, the
author
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No One can stop Us but Ourselues
Ex-CoNGREssMAN DIES.

CANAAN. y. ~. Nov. 25.-FraniS
u. Currier, former congressman and
author of the present federal copy
right law. died at his home here to-
day He served In congress. from 1891
to 1919.
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n PRINCE
IS DESIGNATED
REGENT OF JAPAN
Follows Reports That
Emperor Is in Bad
Condition

TOXIC. Nov. 90 Grown Prince
Hi,onto has been designated regent
of Jnuau