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Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-13
Probably Ear Trouble.

c. A. writes: a. This is my third
attempt at writing you. but have
never received an answer, although
am a subscriber to the paper.
40 For. the last two months I
have a strange noise in the left ear
Just as though a strong wind was
blowing. Would you kindly give me
your opinion of what this is and can
it be cured? Would you advise me
what to do? I have no pain. l am
n married woman, 33 years old. Is
it necessary to see an ear specialist.
as I understand they are very ex-
pensive?"
REPLY.
1. The heading of the column
very definitely says that no replies
are promised, except to those who
send stamps and whose questions
are within our field.
2. Noises in the ear mean disease
Of the ear or the tubes leading to it
or it's nerves. Pain does not usual
ly accompany head noises. The only
treatment that avails is treatment
of the ears or some nearby related
structure. Even that is often un-
satisfactory.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-13
REPLY.
At the Sign Of the spiders.

F. S. z. writes: II live in spi-
derry house and am for all the world
like little Miss Muffet in my antipa-
thy for spiders, never having been
able to outgrow my fear of them.
They are mostly drab color, but
some have a bright yellow spot on
their backs. How virulent is the
poison if one should bite me? What
remedy should be applied. and is
there anything which will induce
them to seek other quarters?"
REPLY.
No North American spider packs
dose Of paison that needs to be
feared. Possibly the hour glass spi-
Ger has h fairly dangerous dose of
poison. In addition, spiders are not
al all aggressive. On the other hand,
they prey on flies as we'll as some
poisonous biting household insects.
II bitten apply ammonia water. AS
a rule. spiders leave if their webs
are persistently brushed away. Sui
phur fumigation is effective against
them.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-13

About 100000 silver dollars have
been coined since February under
the Pitman act. What's being done
with em?-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-13

The worlds problems call for
more arithmetic and less triggernom-
etry.-Norfolk Virginia-Pilot.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-13

Some marriages may be secret but the di-
vorees are usually public
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-13

The way to be successful is to
begin at the bottom. unless you are
going to dig well.-Norfolk Ledger
Dispatch.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-13
EDITORIAL SNAP SHOTS.

It's when a man has sense that the
dollars take care of themselves
Duluth Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-13

BY what a happy chance the lost
Atlantic sank before John Bull and
Uncle Sam had to go to war about
her.-Boston Herald.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-05-13

Bride, don't try to make your
hubby happy. Just let him be
Columbia (Mo.) Missourian.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Welcome to Lake County!

o of uyDiy admit that
oda tesd the himpnhn o d
indian is amosimp of
of nd them s fertile lie
9
The people o County, S d
nneyfwo and long hence 6 is not ii
o other o fidyd
oH Hpacea nd slow utsang
distinguished ih tonight
hu or
hereto aayaudnOb o p o
eCounBh jut in it nf 1t has TO all
while is veoum ace is seeking
b rundrdo ood dounH state. F ease III
o db { convince o o
of ii throughout s.
has
diversified problem
other in the state has 10 oahh al for wants
square Ca pal
hhpOudf is # INDUSTRIES
purpose ars and
f b and all Lake
is ito ook aher ih a sc
they re- b is comm II u
the the have Hse eff hhs made
ak CounB We d SCI much o a dY
no they
uSwha n
AXE eCunb.P
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
HARDING
ANTICIPATES
FINE TRIP
EY JACK RoYLE

STAFF CORRESPONDENT 4 p. sEEVIcEl
On BOARD SENATOR HARDING S
RAIN. Jan. 22-President-ele Hard
7g enjoyed yesterday his first real
opportunity to relax from the duties
hich have crowded upn him since his
return from Panama.
He is loking forward eagerly to the
hrst real outdoor exercise ne has had
I nearly two months when he reach
IS St Augustine he vii; change into
solf clothes a. soon As possible and.
athsr permitting. Will play is holes
'efore boarding Senator Frelnghuy,
ems houseboat next Saturday night
The conferences of best minds" in
Marion, It Is known. have been pro-
euctive Of much real information and
aiuable advice TO the president-ele
r4t they have also placed heavy de-
Tusnd on hts time and energy.
Men and women, throughout the
country have made strenuous efforts
be parties to thoes conferences
9th with and without invitations.
945 Of messages have oeen sent SEN
stor Harding asking FOR appoint
T onts and requestin gthat in replying
p refrain from mention OF the re-
auest
There is no question but THAI the
object of such messages was TO make
appear that the presdent-elect had
=sued and invitation with out sol-
citation from the person granted the
appointment, some Of the persons re-
ceived merely to give opportunity TO
present their respects t3ve complain
ed strenuously after .heir departure
tnat the publicity given their visits
was inadequate to their Importance
The Job hunters. he has had nearly
always with him in varying numbers
The itinerary of the Harding party
Trough Chattanooga. Atlanta and
Jacksonville. is expectej TO land him
4 his destination Saturday morning.
1ac Harding home at Marion has been
leased to Millard Hunt, OF Marion.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
WHITE SAYS
WORLDS FOR
PEACE NOW
Former EmbaSSadOr and Peace
Delegate TestifieS In
House
BY GEORGE r. HOLMES

STAFF .ccFREsPoHpEhT l. ~ sEREtTsJ
" ASH NGTON. Jan - - Henry
V-afte former American ambassador to
France. and who IS a member Of the
American peace commission at Paris
hsd extraordinary opportunities TO as
certain the views of European states
~. appeared yesterday before the
iouse committee on naval affairs and
declared that the world powers arc
{, adv and anxious to disarm in the
interests OF worlo peace All that Is
roeded White said Is for some one Of
taein 10 make sincere initial step in
ths direction, and this duty. he
thought belongs 20 America.
livery country IN the world" White
rsd H. crying out for reduction Of
taxation OF armament All arc wait
iuz to sec what the other fellow is so
ing 10 do. The time TO start Is now.
The world Is waiting
White did not think, however, that
president Wilson should take action
i1 the closing days Of his sdninistrs-
tJoa. lie though. such action was
more appropriately the province OF
president Harding after March 4.
I do not believe he said. that an
invitation from President Wilson to
,he powers to meet here and discuss
disarmament at this time would re
ceiye serious consideration.
But do believe that il such an in
vitation is extended after March the
peoples Of the great powers OF the
world would force their respective
governments to respond to that invita-
tion All OF them are suffering from
excessive taxation Those governments
would not dare go to their peoples and
refuse an invitation to a conference"
The next war, White declared. win
he Infinitely more horrible" than the
last and its a question whether our
civilization viii not be bound to fall
beneath it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
SENATORS
AND THEIR WIVES
List w h o Expected T o
Make The Grand Tour
of Lake County

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Jan. IL
Senators and the wives of senator's
who have accepted the invitation to
make the trir TO Lake county are:
Senator John s. Alldredse or Anderson;
Senator and Mrs. William A. Arnold of
Salem; Senator and Mrs. Charles &.
Bainum of Nincennes; Senator and Mrs.
Walter J. Behmer Of Logansport; Sena-
tor William z. Bowers Of New Haven:
Senator William Brown of Hebron;
Senator Charles J. Buchanan of Indi-
annapolis; Senator Arrott ST. Cleveland
Of Plymouth Senator Joseph NJ. Cra-
vens Of Madison: Senator William E.
English. Indianapolis; Senator and Mrs.
J. Monroe Fitch of Muncie: Senator and
Mrs Miels I-urnas of Lynn; Senator
Lee j. Hartzell Of oFrt Wayne. Senator
ard Mrs Noble Hays Of scottsburg,
Senator and Mrs. George ?. Helper Of
south Bend; Senator Rowland II. Hill
OF Carthage; Senator and Mrs Alfred
Hogston of Marion; Senator and Mrs.
c oliver dimes OF aGry: Senator and
Mrs Alonzo IT. LIndley OF bingham;
Senator Paul Maier, Princeton: Senator
]. Fred Masters, Indianapolis; Senator
Walter McConaha, Richmond; Senator
and MIS-. William a. McCuilough, ROCK
port; Senator and Mrs. Curtis D. Meek
er, Monticello; Senator Robert l.. Moore
head, Indianapolis; Senator James J.
Nejdl Whiting; Senator Charles s.
Nichols Howe; Senator Oscar Rats,
Paoli; Senator and Mrs. Clem Richards,
Terre Haute; Senator Ray NJ. South
worth. Lafayette; Senator and. Mrs
Claude steele. Knox: Senator Donald r.
Strobe, Kokomo; Senator William NJ.
Swain, Pendleton; Senator Cecil c.
Tarue. Brookville and Senator and Mrs.
Harold F. Van Orman. Evansville
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
T. CHICAGO
TRIP TO Be
Of INTEREST

The visit today Of Tndianas sena-
tors and representatives to Lake
county includes detailed tour Of the
city Of Last Chicago, with special
attention given to the industries Of
the community.
Planning of tho tour Of the city
was arranged so that the legislators
Will set chance to get closeup
Jew of tho diversified industries of
the city
The visitors viii cater the city from
Whiting. nrst going 10 Mark subdi
vision. where they will see the mo-
del housing project of the steel and
lube Company Of America: also to
note the Mark plant of rhe company
-Four years ago fsh swan where this
giant industry stands it having been
built on made land
TO VIEW IND. HAHBAR
Next the tourists 20 by the stan
dard Oil Companys fleet, docked for
the winter in the Indiana Harbor shin
canal They then swing over to the
new rcdneries Of the Sinclair and
Consolidated Oil compenies, then to
the Interstate iron and steel, Hub
bard steel. and Iimbert steel works.
From there the tourists tdhe IT. AfiN
Republic Iron and steel and Graver
corporation plants. Their next swing
viii be to the 15lst street plants
whore the chemical lead and tin and
machinery plants arc located.
From the I51st street rfslrict the
LEGISLATORS 90 to Kennedy avenue
past the Green Engineering. Linde
oxygen. and Harbison- Walker refrac-
tories plants. thence u the railway
equipment district Of Indiana iar-
bor. where are located the Jordan,
American steel Foundries and stan
dard Forgins works.
TWO OF THE "WORLD's LARGEST
After survey OF the Inland Steel
company the visitors go for ride
through the worlds largest cement
plant at Burlington. Then they come
back to Calumet, to give the General
American Tank Car corporation. the
worlds largest tank car builders. tho
once OVER and to note the activi-
ties Of the $500 war builders there.
Next comes the Baldwin Locomotive
works site and the Sudahy Packing
Company. after which the visitors
leave for Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
EVERY COUNTRY IN WORLD CRIES OUT FOR TAX REDUCTION
HOW TO GE11 BACK

Information for Lake county's
legislative guests.
The industrial tour viii end in
Gary about 4:SO p m. Guests viii
take dinner at $50 at the Ham
mond Country club. Autos VIII be
provided for the trip to Ham
mond.
Railroad and electric service out
OF Gary.
Gary to ChicaEo:-
New York Central tstation at
Broadway and Third avenuel 5:15
p. M 500 p. m. 6:45 p. m. $50 P.
m, 9:o5 p. m. and 1900 p. m.
Wabash (station 1t Broadway
and Ninth avenue) S:3s p. m.
Michigan Central (station at
Broadway between Tenth and Ele-
venth avenues) 1855 p. m, so p. m.
Pennsylvania (statjon at Broad
way and 2ist avenue) 3:57 p. m.
4:55 p. m. 7:53 p. N. to:S2 p. m.
South shore Electric Cstatiion in
Broadway near Third avenue) 3 p.
m. $40 ?. m. $40 D. m, 7:1o ,. m,
s.42 ?. m, II ?. m, 1925 .. m.
From Gary to Eastern Points:
tFor station locations. see above)
New York Central 5:42 p. m,
$50 p. m, Co Elkhart only).
PENNSYLVANIA 4:o6 p. m. 5:41 p,
m. (to Valparaiso only. 5:55 p. m.
e:11 p. m, Cto Valparaiso only)
900 p. m.
Baltimore and Ohio tstation At
Broadway and Third avenue) s:4s
p. m. 1924 p. m.
Nlckle Plate (station at Broad
way and 45rd avenue) 9;A7 2. m.
South shore Electric to South
Bcnd) 5.4S p. m. 1886 p. m.
From Gary to Hammond:
tAutomobiles viii be furnished
10 make connections with Monon
and Erie trains).
From Gary to Crown Point:
Car leaves every hour. on the
hour Cany crossing in Broadway
until 10 ?. m, last carr. Pan
Handle train leaves Crown Point
for indianapolis at 1I:lS p. m. Erie
leaves crown Point for eastern
points at 1905 a m. Gary is one
hours ride from Crown Point by
interurban.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
NOTHING ELSE
TO LEGISLATE?

Indianapolis Jan 22-Noderns and
ancients-if they may be called such
are about to clash in the Indiana gen
cral assembly over the time -haTowod
roller towel
Again the sacred traditions Of
Hoosierdom are about to be assailed.
In fact. the first volley has been fred.
Senator Miles j. F'urnas is reviving
the oft-renewed fight against that in
stftution-the endless towel. In his
bin to regulate hotels nc has sub
merged a provision to abolish the com
nunity towel.
Whether the so-called oid-fsshioned
element in the legislature, which pro-
fessea disbelief in germs. VIII again
win out is problematical-
Meanwhile the fate of the roller
towel is at stake.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

Tho invasion proper OF the Indiana
legislature in La1ze county begins at 3
O'Clock this morning and three admoni-
tions have been Impressed upon car
pilots by the committee in charge of
arrang gements, these admonitions arc
to " watch your sPeed,' drive care
fully and safety first
Tho start in Hammond.
Following breakfast at Lyndora
Hotel Hammond. cars viii leave the
hotel d 900 a. IN.
co north in Columbia avenue to
summer street. Turr to right in Sum-
mer street 6EIamrnond Malleable
Iron Works on left. Standard Steel
Car shops on right $3.50 employees
Gibson yards Of \. Y. Central railroad
on left.
Keep in Summer street to Kennedy
avenue. Turn to right in kennedy
avenue Keep lr Kennedy avenue TO
ono road south ~ >,ickle Plate railroad
Turn right in read over y Y. Contra,
railroad cFertilizing plant TO right).
Follow road 10 Columbia avenue.
Turn right. through Standard Steel
Car district. car works on right.
Turn left where street car turns. Fol-
low car line to Holman street, Call
attention to Conkey printing plant $3.50
e1nployes) on right. straubc Plano
works on left.
At Holman street turn TO right Go
in Holman street. cCan attention to
city park. Erie yards. and court house.
Make mention that in :. sense Lake
county has three county seats Two
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

OCCUPATIONS

The number OF senators and their
occupations are as follows:
Lawyers. Is. farmers II; manufac-
tLrers. s merchants. 3 real estate
dealers. ?; bankers. .; contractors ?;
railroad engineer, n manager tele-
phone COMPANY. /. undertake.. 1: car
italist. ! general manager publishing
company, i; coal operator. J.. editor, Il.
hotel manager. /.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Solon's Tour of County
Route Card for Pilots

mond courthouse. One superior court
is located at Gary while the juvenile,
criminal and circuit courts arc locst-
ed at the courthouse. Crown Point).
In down town district cross railroad
tracks (Mon, Erie. c. E. o.. \. p, Miehi-
gan Central and I II, Belt Plants to
left mark where americas meat pack
ing industry was founded). City hall
to right. Cross Grand Calumet river
bridge Northern Indiana Gas & Elec-
tric plant TO left. Simplex plant OF
American Steel Foundries to right.
Turn right in Hoffman street. Go
in Hoffman street. Bctz plant and
Campbell Soup company. formerly Reid
Murdoch company TO right. Elevator
and old distinery to right n distance
Turn left in Calumet avenue. Cen
trail Lumber s. Milling company to
right. Call attention to Lake George
road. built through Lake George. Land
on either side reserved for industrial
sites. Looking to tho right the rear
OF tho Sinclair Refining Conpany's
plant is to be seen. call attention 70
ship canal, Standard oil company 10
right, in distance. On near Roberts
dale call attention to American Maize
Products plant to left. That plant Is
situated on Wolf Lake. now being con-
sidered as a hsrbor for the Chicago
Lake county district. Just beyond the
maize plant, to th- west. is the Illinois
state line. which is also the ciyt limits
Of Chicago.
Leaving City Of Hammond; Entering
Whiting.
Turn at Five Points 70 right. Fol
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
Hogston's
Bill Was
Killed
1lnrssnArLokA. nENs sERweGl

tiNrgRHATIoNA- NEWS sERWoEl
IHDrANAPoLIs. Ind. Jan. 2i.-The
senate was evenly divided this after
noon when the vote was taken on
Senator Hogstons bill which provided
for a fine Of $1,000 for persons found
guilty of giving false information to
newspapers. President Branch of the
Senate cast tho deciding vote NO"
killing the measure.
The Senate this Afternoon passed
with only ono dissenting vote the
House bill laxing pcnaIties for vehicle
thefts The measure provided pcnal-
ty Of three to five Years Imprisonment
and hno Of $4,000 for the first Of
fense and five to 20 years imprison-
ment for the second offense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
DROP PREP
SCHOOL PLAN

LAPoRTE, IND. Jan. 22-The op-
cning OF a preparatory school at In
terlaken to 1T boys for Notre Dame
and other Catholic universities has
been dropped BY Officials Of st. Xav-
icr's in order to suppore a $4,000 900
school at Baltimore. Il was learned.
however that Capt. +. 1. Beals. now
on the Chicago Board of Education.
las secured an option on tho Inter
laken property until February I for a
military school
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
ARE RIVALS FOR
WAR MEMORIAL

LAPOKTE, IND, Jan 22-Over 500
members OF John Franklin Miller
Fost American Legion. of Michigan
city. met and signed petition to
The LaPorte county commissioners pro-
sting against tho erection of a sol
der memorial here. Both towns want
the memorial. The matter rests with
the county council
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
TWO DIE AT
TERRE HAUTE IN
AUTO SMASH
rInrEsnATIoNk. NEWS sgRYIcEI

rIRTEsNATIoNk- NEWS sERVIcEI
TERRE HAUTE. IND. Jan. 22-Guy
X Bridges. 90, Terre IIaute. and
Mrs Anna Clair. 2S. ETingham. Ill.
were killed instantly early today
when their automobile was struck by
an Illinois Central passenger train at
the city limits of EHingham.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
NO MORE
SUNDAY BURIALS

LAPoRTE. IND. Jan. e2-ExcepA in
cases OF extreme emergency there will
be no more funeral services condue-
ted on Sunday In LaPorte or surroun-
ding country dependent upon LaPorte
ministers. undertakers and cemeteFi es.
This announcement follows action BY
the LaPorte Ministerial Association.
THE ministers hold that IT is burden
some to ali concerned to hold funerals
O. sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22
SELLS LIQUOR,
GETS 5000 FINE

BEDFORD IND. Jan. 22-4-lin Ju-
dab. charged with selling liquor 70
Lcvi DooIin. who was round uncon-
scious from drinking was convicted in
rolicc court and given a fine Of 5000
and costs. TO watch was added a sen
tence Of 120 days on tho state penal
farm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

'cortinusd on pagS tWo3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-22

Continued On paFe tTo.'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-19
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
SENTENCED FOX nonBnR

Taree colored men. giving their
as Richard Riley, a6sl tcansyl-
avenue. Richard Fl~tcher SOP
avenue, and VIM. Jackson. 1867
eieel avenue. OF Indiana Harbor We're
reusht before Judge Hyman NJ Co
yesterday afternoon in the East
ESQ court TO answer their many
aryes OF holdup and robbery Both
ehard Riley and Richard Fletcher
bound over to the criminal court
Crown Point. VIM johnson WAS
$500 and cost and sentenced To 3
rhs at the county jail.
laroreh the ingenuity Of Sergeant
sar these three alleged criminals
said TO have been captured il
after hard and persistent scoaring
the dark belts OF Indiana Harn0r
IA calumet by the police. under the
lon Of Sergeant Makar. that these
aree holdup men were apprehended.
etten confessions from two ot the
81. telling of their many darins rob-
.7rEs in the Calumet region during tho
$50 year, were secured and used as
dence in the trial ythe state
Maeu testifying in opcn court yes
soaH Richard Riley came clean uftn
-fcrything. Told his story VITA an
t.e frs,nkness within his power and ue
Described vividiy every incident sur
9cnding his bold undertakings Inn
alieations Of a third man by the name
NJ Manning Mathews recoentzed as tho
.salas of the coIored organization was
ufade by Riley But IL was unable To
tel Where his partner mieAt he then
Richard Fletcher in his testimony lie
rsiel being involved il, any OF fbp ha1,f-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-19
o. q. u Hail. Michigan avenue.

o. o Il Hall. Michigan avenue.
~ Harbor 1915 r. MI Nov. 20.
= Bender OF Hammond. VIII
Subject. "The Tabernacle in
Wilderness. Mr. Bender under
fs his subject You wiz be inter-
e@tea Seats free. no collection AUS
.es international Bible students Ns-
,etion East Chicago. 1853
anksgiving and the Christian" is
ii lheme OF the morning message az
United P,esny terrain church. En-
e-cv. 2Qth, as we enter upon Thanks
wing week The service starts at
oclocb. Come and let us give thanks
her Special music Viii be fur
hd BY the choir. The school of
SONS starts at Gas p. m in an de-
uments. There is place for ain
as the Junior Intermediate and
o. Young Peoples Societies are
a4 M the course and two classes
been arranged for the adults The
ole of the Thistle md the Cedar
tne second Of the seties Of sermons
.g'he PARALLELS OF the old Tesla
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-19

Among the successful business
women on the Pacific coast IS Mrs
Bessie T. Redman Of Seattle, who
conducts an establishment which is
rather unique for a woman. She
is owner and manager of a large
monument company, IMPLYING the
public with all manner of tomb
stones, monuments and markers.
Mrs. Redman has a grown daugh-
ter and young son. Her husband
is engaged in business which is
distinctly separate from her enter
prise.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-19
HABEAs WRIT FACES NAPIER

Peter Napier. manager Of the Napier
Secret Service Bureau Of East Chiea-
r1 was arrested yesterday morning
lv Tanta n powney and booked on sus-
p..ter late in the evening the pris-
or released from jail BY a writ
81 corpus. secured by- Attorney
Ices Nttsaheimer. and the case dis
Missed Judge ". +. Critics of Lake
Superior court room ,, Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-19
GRAyER GETS CONTRACT

The Graver Corporation plant Of
East Chicago has received contracts
from the Standard Oil Company o1 INA
diana for the erection of storage tanks
in the Mexia oil fields. aggre eating ov-
e~ 100000 Plant officials Of the
Graver Corporation announces this
WORK now under way.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-19

Under the Craftsmanship Of Louis
Marshall Ell New York, tae American
Jewish Relief Committee IS appealing
Tor Si4eo909o q curry on the work Of
rehabiisating stricken Europe Ns-
ssuag Air Marshall are othcr leaders
p-afe ioral and pi,iiar.hronic cir
eies among them Julius Rosewood q
lh'cara. who ted tho SOY, sct thr
rcc and hy lis own example aowe
American Jewry rs responsibility and
dstv.n
That responsibility sr.il ez;ste RI
dirty is not net acconplshc'
arvat.on IS now irllire whole fam-
H Russia There are hargrv
irea rs She scores Of thousands.
fao ID Poland aad ncn TITLE wao might
seeI them Z they coHld oct tie money
g resiart business and rem7kc their
r7 And there Is III oase in All these
eastern countries. because AGAIN Il
tass hard cash 70 relay sewers. build
nw hatltubs and reius-ate q ruined
sanitary ystem There : little use
cren Nha may he later