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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-04-13

And let us convince you that
our work is pure, clean and
snow white with reasonable
prices and a II to 24 hour.
service. Price Monday. .
Tuesday and Wednesday, %
lbs, $1.20; Thursday and
Friday % lbs. $1.00; includ-
ing Hammond only. Ham
mond Wet Wash Co, phone
Hammond 514; 1853 Michi-
gan avenue. "
MOTORISTS AND FARMERS
Why pay exhorbitant prices for In
can give you guaranteed first-class
job at prices from % to so per cent. less
than the lowest priced garages. No
job too big or too small; phone Ham
mond l15S-W. ASK for Mr.. Gray.
FOR PAINTING AMP PAPER HANG
ING call Hammond 3T12 and get a
satisfactory Job at very low cost;
Inmates free. 4-1l-6
WALL TAPER CLEANTNG-WaI and
wood work washing. phone Hammond
1o97-M 4-13-6
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING
Best prices on wall paper: See VIM.
Burch. 233 Holman street. Hammond
4-13-2
and delivered; phone 1124-W or 1861
Hammond. 4-9-3
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Ject any and all bids is reserved.
GEORGE NJ POLAND
ALB Auditor Lake County. Ind.
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD AND RO0M-For two men: 92
Carroll street, phone Hammond 970-M.
App
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SPECIAL HOME
BARGAINS

Six room modern and attractiveiy de-
signed Brick bungalow. located on
Forrence Blvd, north side and conven-
lent to car line and tnterur ban oak in
terror trim, rooms decorated. shades
good furnace laundry tray, and lawn
graded This building could not De
duplicated for considerably more in a
frame. a decided bargain at only
S550e00 with $1,000 cash Now vacant
THO flat frame building Of SIX rooms
e1ch, Wfh bath and electric lights
rooms decoraed. screens, shades and as
sessments nearly paid for located ON
Lewis street Wlth 30 Fl. lot fine lawn
and shade trees, quick possession and
one IF the best investments we know Of
az only 100000 with $4,000 cash down
SIX room frame Bungalow like new
on Van Buren, street. Hyde Park. Oak
interior trim with French doors beam
ceiling built In buffet colonades. tiIc
bath. Holland furnace laundry tray
FULLY screened, including porch. shades
and good lawn. Don't overlook this
bargain at 5000. with only $l3oc cash
Nineteen room residence on Ilotv st
between Holman and state Line street
nifty foot lot with garage for four cars
Ihis IS a splendid proposition for a
rooming house as the location is very
convenient to street cars and business
district and the house is modern in CIV
cry respect including hot air heat elect
ric lights oak floors, rooms decorated
screens. shades and fine shaded lawn
This investment wifi pay for itself in a
very short time and is a genuine bar
gain At 100000 with nominal cash pay
ment down, Immediate possession
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|. i. COHEN

Wall Paper, Paper Hanging
and Painting, a Speciality.
1.-The most of the Best for
the Least. - Estimates fur
nished Gratis. All work
guaranteed. 289 Siblev ST..
Hammond. phone 1O36W.
WALL PAPER CLEANED-Add work is
guaranteed; prices reasonable phone
Hammond $685.. Alb
WA NTED-Family lgashings al home
soc dozen pieces; phone Hammond
815-R. 4-11-3
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NOTICE OF SALE
Notice IS hereby given that the un-
dersigued will on the Goth day Of April
1921 at the East Chicago Garage and
Sales Co. store room. ABS Forsythe
avenue, East Chicago. Ind, offer for
sale and sell one certain Krit touring
automobile for storage and repairs on
same as the property of +. Stohulak
East Chicago Garage e Sales CO.
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Mrs. E. Lee phone
Hammond 33I~,
lectures daily
from 9 to 9, the
Right Way to
Live. $50 State
Line Street. in
West Side Of his
pital.
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SITUATION WANTED

SITUATION WANTETl-Clean Hungar-
ian woman, would like to do fancy
laundry work by the day; Apply 5zS
kenwood avenue, East Hammond.
4-12-3
SITUATION WANTED-Just came from
Austria: Baker. Address 800 Pine
street Hammond: phone 887-M. 4-12-2
WANTED. WORK-Woman wants work
by the day: Bliss Times. Ham. 1922
WORK NANTED-Man wants house
cleaning and all kinds of general
work: reasonable rates Experienced.
Phone Hammond 1859 abb
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Every Thursday at s P. M. will hold a
special meeting on Spiritualism. Free
Everybody welcome.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS
Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Trustees OF the School city Of
Hammond. Indiana. will. at their regu-
lar meeting at $50 pm. April 20 at the
office Of the Board in the Central school
receive bids for furnishing coal to the
several school buildings of said citc
for the ensuing year l921-1922. They
desire bids on Fourth Vein. Indiana Mine
Run and Franklin County Illinois Mine
Run. Bidders will specify heat and
analysis Of coal on which they bid and
Did on delivering coal in the bins of the
several school buildings of the said city
The amount of coal needed viii be 1000
tons more or less.
c.. L. SMITH. President.
l. L. BOMBERGER, Sec'y.
T. r. TENANT. Treasurer
4-9-et
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAINTING AMI PAPERHANCSISQ
Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermett. phone l4z9 Hammond.
Ip-2f-gOl
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NOTICE

N0IIAFs
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:-You
are hereby notifs7d from and after this
date I Will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by anyone but myself.
LAWRENCE l. CRE1SSEN
4-11-3 123 webb ST. Hammond
on and after this date will not be re-
sponsible for any debts contracted b.,
anyone but myself
OTTO PAASCH
4-133 S42 Ind. Blvd, Roby, Ind.
NOTICE OF Final SETTLEMENT or
ESTATE. IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF KOsTA C. MELOS, DE
CEASED NO. 223S IN THE LAI1>
SUPERIOR COURT. MARCH TERM.
1921.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the HEIRS
I4EGATEES AND CREDITORS of Kosta
G. Melos, deceased. to appear In the Lake
Superior Court. held at Hammond. Indi-
ana on the 9th day of May. 1921. and
show cause. If any, why the FINAL
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the es
tate of said decedent should not be ar
proved: and said heirs are notified t.
then and there make proof of heirship.
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WANTED Experienced tick sewer; APP
ply at once. Good salary to right
party. Only experienced need apply
Gary Mattress Co, 1917 broadway. tel
Gary 2052 4-12-3
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outside statesmen. apply
Summers Pharmacy. Hammond
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Statesmen
WANTED-FEMALE AElP

WANTBI@Cirl for general housework.
good wages. no washing; So Waltham
street Hammond 4-iI-tf
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GIkL WAN IEIl-FOr geneTaI mousse
work; 1915 Olcott avenue. East Chit
caGo. 4-11-3
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WANTED. Statesmen
We want neat appearing salesman
ct once, apply $50 a. m; 643 Holman
street. Hammond. 4I1-3
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FOR RENT
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Sorreu mare. weight 900 to
1.00e lbs. Return to 1929 Monroe
street Phone Hammond SOS. 1913
LOST-Cow. with muzzle black and
white without horns. small young
COW; notify Vim. Maihofer. 4911 Mel
willie avenue, East Chicago. Reward
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS


FOR sALE-sCRATCH PADS. ALL sIz-
ES: TIMES OFFICE. HAMMOND
BUILDING. Sill
FOR sALE-,LArgs variety 81 TRUNKS
bags and suit cases. Lesser loan
Bank. S. State At. Hammond. 2-l7-tf
FOR SALE-150 uncalled for mems suits
choice at $1,000 and UP. Lessers Loan
Bank, IS State ST. 1:1S:tf
FOR SAI4E-Ciroccry and Neat Market
good location; Write B-1S0 Times.
FOR sAI4E-Unradeemed Diamonds and
Railroad Watch~s. Lesser's Loan Bank
% state 81. Hammond Open evenings,
CLEAN CINDERS
FIVE dollars per car F. .. b. our plant.
East Chicago. phone Mr. Beckwith.
hammond 230c; Northern Ind. Gas and
Electric Co 3-29-12
FOR SALE
Good paying wholesale business. es
tabliShed nineteen years al owner must
devote hts time 10 other business; SPLEEN
did opportunity for pleasant and profit-
ahle bus ness; address B-183 care Times
Hammond ALI
FOR SALF@Sample tires at less than
dealers cost; 30X3 $500 30x3I2 81 go
q 81 Smith Co, room SIS. Rimbach
buIlding. phone Hammond 1855. 4-1l-6
FOR SAI4E-Grocery and Market good
location. in Whiting; address J. Whit
ing News Co 4-12-2
nor SALT scttee. chairs. / din
ing table l center table. 1 gas range.
wash tubs and dishes, rug; Phone
2l37 Hammond; GIL Holman street.
FOR SALE-Good rich Black Dirt. pre-
pare your lawn and gardens early:
81 30 per yard; office phone 143 resi-
dence phone 1029-J. Hammond 4-12-2
FOR SALE-Milk route three horses.
wagons, cans. paStuerizer. three acres
land, house harm, everything up to date
Write Box q. Highlands Ind. Alps
FOR SALE Rich black
dirt and manure. Prices
reasonable. Phone Ham
mOnd 3511. 4l2-2
room home, including a piece tap
estry parlor suit Jacohcan Dining
Room Suit. Nictrola. Thor Electric
Washer, Refrigerator. Gas Range and
BLACK Reed Baby Buggy. all furniture
like new. Owner leaving town. call
1919 Conkey avenue Hammond. APP
FOR SALE@Ivory Gondola and Oriole
Cart. 4If2 Magoun avenue phone +
Chicago 316-J. 4-12-3
FOR So t4E-3 pool tables (Brunswick)
new IKE. 5 dozen cues. balls racks
Everything complcte TO start room:
$4,000 takes 1T; Address or call H. W.
Block Valparaiso. Ind. 4-13-6
FOR SALF-IArge Queen Incubator.
holds 1875 eggs good as new also Il
Reed Go-Cart; phone Hammond 1866.
4-13-2
FOR SAI4E-IRestauran and Hotel $40
Conkey avenue. Hammond, phone
1895 4-lS-1
NEED MONEY-Will sacrifice large
Phonograph and records. 326 Pine St.
Hammond 413-3
FOR SALF-Attractive Baby Buggy.
reasonable; 40 Condit street. Ham
mond 4-1S-1
FOR SALE-Household furniture. rugs,
at once, from private home South side
very cheap; Phone Hammond 666-M
FOR SATf1-tiood Black Dirt: also
want bids on bldg. brick garages;
Inquire 227 Sibley street, Hammond.
4-1S-1
FOR SALE-New and Used Tires and
Tubes: Benson & HILL 62S Holman
street, Hammond. phone 772. 39-tf
FOR SALE-Black Reed Baby Carriage
perfect condition; Bed and Mattress.
phone Hammond S14S. 4-l3-1
FOR SAT1E-Upri Piano, S35 new
bed springs. ball bearing lawn mower.
rake and shovel. ash can; 1902 Beacon
street, East Chicago 4-13-2
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WANTED-Lady for soda fountain
work 4. l. Slavery. 64317 Holman
street. Hammond. 4-13-2
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WANTED = Young lady book-keeper.
State Qualificat IONS. references and
salary; Write B. S. c. care Times Ham
mond. 412-3
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms to let:
$3.50 to $3.50 per week; Hotel Carleton
Hammond. 2-2S-tf
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WANTED = Varnishers strlpers and
Krainers. experienced on steel passen-
ger ATS; Standard Steel Car Co. Ham
mond 4-l2-3
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WANTED - F4fty Boys and Girls.
for violin orchestra beginners. i'm
term ediates or advanced; call Hammond
Ia Thursday 4-13-l
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Nf @A'-ANAtN+r 49, 49,
FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT-F'urnished rooms to let:
$3.50 to $3.50 per week; Hotel Carleton
Hammond. 2-2S-tf
DESIRABLE Home-like room IN pri-
Vate family, modern; 159 i. State
street, End floor Hammond. 4-5-5
FOR RENT-Nevyly decorated rooms:
must be reliable peo2le, no children
"a Webb street also garage for small
car. NJ. Earl. Hammond 4-12-2
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
hskpg.. one and ? rooms for bachelors;
lBS Plummer avenue, Hammond. 4-l2-l
EOR R0NT=Three furnished rooms for
light hskpg. gas and electricity; tel.
3706 Hammond, 1874 State street. Ham
mond. 4-12-2
FOR RENT-Pretty, small furnished
apartment, reasonable; 8SS So. Hob
man street Hammond 4-12-2
FOR RENT-Well furnished steam heat
ed rooms for man and wife only OF
one gentleman: 1st block, Grapevine ST..
call l243M Indiana Harbor. 1872
FOR RENT-Large front room. furnish
ed for men; 761 Claude street Ham
mond. 4-12-tf
FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished for
light hskpg., near Gary car line. heat
light and gas furnished: modern in ev-
cry respect, phone $40; call at S22 How
ard avenue. Hammond 4-12-2
FOR RENT-Modern light hskpg. rooms
~ 4<c@0 AA @AACCA5 IAAOAE 1Aa1lAiAA0L44
1Loz-Ie -lz-l
FOR RENT-Furnished 6 room house,
modern. 4 tons coal thrown in s35
month; wish to retain room for self and
son; 1868 Willard avenue, Hammond.
=
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. single
and double; 544 Morton Court, Ham-
mond. abb
FOR RENT-Sleeping rooms: 354 Hens
ry street Hammond. handy to Betz
and Simplex. Hammond Alb
nor RENT furnlshed rooms Tor
light hskpg 497 Summer street. Ham
mond. 4-13-1
FOR RENT-F Furnished. my room apt.
everything is furnished One large
hskpg. room: 81 state street One
plain Cottage, gas for cooking; also
plain sleepinv rooms; So Sibley street,
Hammond. 4-13-4
46e Logan street, phone Hammond
1927. 4-13-1
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light hskpg.. everything furnished;
no objection to one child; $50 Towle ST..
Phone Hammond SSH. 413-2
FOR rem T-Large front room. suitable
for z; y block from post-of1ce; PAS
p. State street. Hammond, priyateeen-
FOR RENT-FurnIshed room: 625 state
Line street, or phone Hammond 1907.
4-13-2
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms,
for light hskpg., reasonable. centrally
located. phone Hammond 1327-R 4-132
FOR RENT and room suites for
light hskpg. Ala Hickory street. tel.
1850 Hammond. Abb
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for light
hskpgr no children; 1927 Elm street,
Indiana Harbor. 413-2
FOR RENT light hskpg. rooms. at
1921 Tod avenue. East Chicago, phone
440-R 4-13-1
FOR RENT-5 room Cottage ana four
room apt. furnished for light hskpg
Phone 1909 Hammond. 30 152nd street
4-13-1
FOR RENT furnished rooms: at 256
Plummer avenue Hammond. phone
Hammond 134S-W. 4-l3-I
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BY Ruth Berg. Deputy.
A. n. WTTKO. whiting. Ira. Attn
n@g for plaintiff
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TOR SALE-F'ive passenger Automobile
new top new tires; call 46e6 Forsythe
venue, East Chicago 4-11-5
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-02

No change in general price
movements for oil was recorded
during the period.
Decreases in the sales of gro
Iceries, hardware and farm imple-
ments, and slight gains in drugs
and dry goods are reported from
sixteen of the leading wholesale
houses in the district, All dealers
report light buying demand Con-
servation is the feature of the
trade, and dealers are reluctant TO
place large orders for future de-
livery.
Retail trade shows Improvement
in March, as reflected in reports
from eighteen department stores.
The noted increase in sales il more
conspicuous in view of the vari-
ances in prices year ago and now.
This is at least indicative of a larg-
.er volume of goods being sold.
During March loans to member
banks showed n net retirement of
$3,598,477, total loans outstanding
on March 81 aggregating $78,298,-
1865, as compared with $Sl,g96, :
642 on February %.
The reports of fifty-two member
banks in the principal cities of the
district, on March rs. showed total
loans of $223, 1000. 900, decrease of
81 100000 since February 25, and
the smallest held in recent weeks.
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STNTE COLLEGE.

Dean John III. Vaughan returned
Saturday from Santa Fe.
Homer II. Francis, federal board
student has been transferred to
Boulder, Colo.
j. H. Thompson, federal board
student, has been transferred to
Magdalena where he will take Il
forestry course.
Candidates for editor Of the
Roundup for the season of 1921
20 are Tomlinson Fort, Jr, and AL
exander Meerschiedt.
Under direction of Dean God
dard, boys of the Las Cruces high
school are organizing a radio club,
At a meeting of the agricultural
club, w. b. Foster spoke on agri-
cultural work in relation to the
county agents and teachers of ag-
riculture in high schools. II. w.
Powell talked on present agricul-
tural conditions.
The junior class is working hard
on its play "Stop THIEF which is
to be shown here next month, UNI
der the direction of Dir. Herman l..
Morton.
The Commercial club of Las
Cruces has donated $50 as prize
money for the Kollege Kactus Kar-
nival to be held here May s and s,
y, e. Stewart, graduate Of ls1s,
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PERSONAL NOTES OF THE STATE

was here last week attending the
meeting Of the alfalfa growers of
the Mcsilla valley.
Many college students went to
measuring party at the Mesilla
Park Presbyterian church Friday
evening. How tall are you?" and
How much did they charge you?"
was the fayorite expression during
the evening,
Miss Callie Mae Bliss entertained
at dinner in the home economies
Wednesday. Covers were laid for
Mrs. r.. w. Clothier, Mrs. c. f..
Monroe, Mrs, c. T. Hagerty. Mrs.
Il. G. Foster, Mrs. r. l.. Farmer,
Mrs. f. p. Johnson and Miss Mary
b. Richardson.
Mrs M. A. Strickland, who has
been visiting her son, Charles
Strickland, and wife during the
past year, left. Monday for Ele-
plant Butte whore she will make
a six weeks visit with her daugh-
ter, later going to West Plains,
Mo, where she will spend the sum
mer.
Mr. Elliott is now teaching in
the Mesilla Park public school in
place of CLAY w. Walden. who re-
signed because of i'll health.
Professor and Mrs. r. France
and family motored to El Paso
saturday.
The Y, W. c. A. met in McFie
hall Thursday evening.
Col NEiIiiap,a H. -.
officer of the eighth corps area,
arrived Tuesday evening and spent
the next morning in conference
with Colonel Waterman and Doc
tor Clothier and inspected the ca
det battalion.
The track team was excused
from the annual encampment 80
the members could train for the
meet at Roswell on Nav s.
The boys who did not go on the
annual encampment gave dance
in the Parish house in MesiNa Park
saturday evening.
w. l.. E.ser of the extension de-
partment returned Monday from
trip into Quay county.
The Dona Ana County Fedora
ton of Women's clubs held its an
nual meeting in Las Cruces Satur-
day.
Organization was formed at the
home of Kenneth McCiernon in
Las Cruces Thursday evening to
got together members of alumni
association and other members of
the institution who have won an
"A in the inter- collegiate contests
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SEARCHL|CHT To
BE ERECTED ON
MT. TAMALP MS
Will Have 50O,0OO,0OO
CandlepoWer and the
Beam viii Be Visible in
at Least "a Counties.

San Francisco, Calf, May l.
The campaign slogan of several
joint promotion interests, Throw
Light on Northern California" IS
to be something more than a figure
of speech when these interests in
stall a 100000, 1000 candlepower
beam searchlight on Mount Tamal-
pals, near here in the near future.
The beam will be visible in Mt
least twenty-four counties, in the
expectation of engineers of the Gen
eral Electric company. which who
are installing the light. Unob-
structed. it should be seen from the
tip of Mount Shasta, 1876 miles to
the north. Thus, when swung
around, it could be seen at Carson
City, Nevada, on the east and
Fresno and Pasa Robes, to the
south, were there no typographical
barriers.
The light was one of three built
by the company at Schenectady, N.
Y, for the New York harbor de-
lenses during the war. Two We're
installed, but the war ended before
the third was completed, and it
California promotion interests. The
cost of the ligh t,including install
lation, is approximately $4,000
On account of its size, 1t will not
be found feasible to swing the light
as freely as a smaller light. 1t will
be able to make a complete circle,
however. and throw its beams
forty degrees below horizontal
Under government qrderi there
must be no regularity to the scintil-
lations as that would involve the
hazard of some ship at sea taking
the light for that on lighthouse.
A current of electricity equal to
thirty horsepower will be necessary
to keep the beam going at full
strength. AS the light weighs over
two tons, special apparatus must
be installed to swing it about. BY
use of multiple colored discs il is
hoped to create strange effects
when the light plays on passing
clouds or fog banks
a feature OF the installation
which engineers hope to effect will
be the carrying of the light from
Mill Valley, at the foot of the
mountain. to the top. fully lighted
so the beacon may be seen for
miles around while on its way to
its resting place.
In comparative light strength, 1t
is $3.50 times more powerful than
the marine light on Alcatraz is
land, the military prison of San
Francisco bay The Alcatraz light
is 80,000-eable power and is said 10
be one of the most powerful on the
coast. On clear night. unaffect-
ed by refractory conditions that
sometimes obtain i'm atmosphere
near the coast, the Tamalpais light
would enable person TO read a
book with ease ten miles distant,
the installing engineers say.
The lens alone is five feet in di-
amter, while the outer diameter. of
the barrel of the light is six and one
half feet. The top OF the light will
be ten feet from the bottom of the
emplacement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-02
WOMAN WILL TAKE UP
DUTIES AS MAYOR IN
MISSOURI TOWN TODAY
(By me Assoclnted Press. }

st. James, Mo, May Mrs. r.
W. Ousley. mayor-elect of St
James and the first woman chosen
TO a mayoralty in Missouri, an
nounces she intends to clean and
brighten up" tho city after taking
office tomorrow.
Speaking of her successful plat
FORM Mrs. Ousley said, II made
"a house-to house canvass and told
the voters We needed cleaner every
thing. | said that men had always
been in office, and women at least
would do no worse"
Mrs. Ousley is "a years Old, pref
ty and vivacious. She is slender