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The Washington times., 1921-10-02
HEARD IND SEEN =. FOR FROM Everybody
A G A S A TT A c X .

Twas a SILENT KNIGHT. Thru
the FORD the sAXoNs stealthily
crept by the light Of the MOON.
Said OWEN the PEERLESS,
RoAMER OF the seas: II like not to
travel OVERLAND, but I could not
DODGE these WOODS. ISOTA
think We SHOULD hire PATHFIND-
Err. In CASE ne put his FIAT
too high O figure we could throttle
him. Show not the WHITE feath-
er: do not think your PACKARD
to carry. Tomorrow we win WIN
TON after ton Of Doodle. My
TEAfPLARS have the POPE'S bless
ing and the enemy lacks fighting
qualities not even CATTLE LACK.
Sing loud the war song:
Drink blood
Eat Marrow
Hack sword
PIERCE-ARROw.
After defeating ESSEX I shall
raise my STANDARD upon the bat
Elements Of BIRMINGHAM. shall
marry the AUBURN haired DORTer
of old KING COLE. You MONA
INTERNATIONAL reputation, boys.
LIBERTY viii be established, Ma
TIONAL pride will bind US together.
What a PAGE Of history we shall
have made
Here he was interrupted by the
unborn souls Of LAFAYETTE, LIN
COLIN, JACKSON, GRANT, and the
greatest MEXICAN chuckling
FLIvvER KID.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
SEvERAN CE.

We admire the perseverance Of
those loyal contribs who keep com
ing with offerings. although otter
turned down. Just the other day w
had this amusing paragraph In Q
letter inclosing several contribu
tons: ~
Before going in the army
1 sent several contribs, but
they didn't seem to como up
to the standard, but q WOOD.
PICKER NEVER GOT A
HEADACHE USING Ills
HEAD, so I'm trying again.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
MAYBE HE'S NEARSIGHTED.

Bill, I just got to tell it. My
eyes are hurting, yet. The other
day--in Just one day. saw
cute pair of white roll.tops orna-
mented with black fur bands at
the top and q pair Of black roll.
tops with white bands Of fur.
II. d. II.
This guy may be nearsighted,
but it is a fact that some Of the
most fashionable styles of hose
are made with fur.tops.)
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
BALD AND UNCOVERED HEADS

vclIva, the mayor Of Zion City,
according to EAMON 8, tells the
girls Of that city to favor bald.
headed men, but 10 beware Of the
guys who run around bare-headed.
Then o SUILLEABHAIN says
that Zion's chief Is al wrong; that
in Washington, at least, the real
dangerous mon are the bald-heads
and that the hatless gentry are not
immodest or forward. Then he
says that ancient history puts It's
approval on hatlessness and long
hair. n indicative Of better think
ing among men than the hat
weafers, especially tho bald heads.
IL would really seem that Voliva
u about the only friend the bald.
heads have. Few women love SIN.
while they, - rule, love all
women. ..4
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
FILE ct MERE.

The daughter Of Folly
Walks with the mother Of Folly.
And men, beholding them,
Cannot tell which bore the other.
On her daughters cheeks
The mother daubs rouge.
As the one, 20 the other
Applies the car1nine lip stick
And puffs her distended nostril,
With . pinch Of pearl powder.
India ink crayons the eyebrow,
And little beads cling
To flaring lashes.
. JOE CONKLns.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
81 A SONG ROMANCE.
"Dear Old Pal of Nine"

Dedf oio foa VI Ino'
1 found "A Rose in the Devils.
Garden" and 1 said, Tell Ne"
Whose Baby Are Your! She
sighed, I'm Nobody's Baby" and l
am simply "Yearning" for Moon
light" and "Kisses." 80 said
Dearest One" I am IAN by Ny
SELF and Lonesome" guess
That's AL" and III build you q
House Of Dreams" just q little
Love Nest" Under Dixie Skies"
and instead Of broadway Rose"
you will be my sweet Virginia
Rose" and we viii Let the Rest Of
The World Go By" When told
her to "Cuddle Up" l heard her
Whispering "Ain't We Got
Fun?" VERNA RYAN.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
HIDDEN CITIES.

In each OF the names below is
hidden the name Of city, and the
fans are invited to name the cities:
NOAH E. sHAND MAG. d. BRICE.
SAM +. DORT. ARIEL w. BERKS.
ANN T. Lowell. MONTY q. ORME.
BURT r. WAYE CARMEN TASO.
WM A HALT. LENA c. WEST.
CLARE X. BETTE. ADA 8. PANE.
GA Il AGENTS. COLIN DROOP Ora SIS
CARLA MACK.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
NO ROOM FOR DISPUTE.

Matrimony and money are alike
in one respect--both make mon or
NUTS OF some people. il all de.
ponds upon the individual.
EgotIstlcal misuse OF gray mattay.
AZ well % non.use, evolve a bone
The Washington times., 1921-10-02

The old-fashioned heroine al
ways thrust the fateful letter into
the bosom Of her dress to conceal
Il. But that was before trans
parent bl0uses were worn.
X. 0 8.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
1891 MOTHER GOOSE.

He was . bootlegser named Johnny
links, .... u.
Who prospered by selling bum
drinks
Till along came o copper,
Who shook him down proper.
And from boptlcgging Jlnks now
sh,inl<s.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
Some mon like their chickens
stewed. I prefer them sober.
OIDONO.
A MUTUAL LOVE SOCIETY.

To love one who loves you, 10 ad.
mire one who admircs youth q
word, to be the idol Of ones idol
Is exceeding the limit Of human
10y; Il II the acme Of supreme hap.
piness that any human being can
enjoy. II. ID. A.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
AN AGE PROBLEM.

Fire times seven and seUsn times
three
Add TO my age 1t Vat by
AZ for above si1 mines and four
As tsoice my years eseeed a score.
How old am I?
WOOD-BUTCHER.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
THE GOVERNMENT CLERKS
OPPORTUNITY. g..

"a Plea for Reclassification.)
We pass our written test. and take our
with earnest hope. within Ambition.
And nov what riorioa. prospect come.
Our annual thsusssd bucks 10 bat the
One asks not here In vain for ehaae.
n only Is reaaired that We she.id Civ.
Our youth. our trust, and all eur year.
An hopes for future place. 10 ssrvic.
And surely - the sun shows forth his
Reward win crown our efforts. Les
Of joys. we're raised hundred bucks:
Than twenty-fivs or thirty NOR. viii
Tn. march Of tho,. dim Yesterday,
Another hundred's added to the fir,t.
Old men then. we, with one foot In the
But when Time. with his deadly seyth.
To take MS from this vale Of tears. he
Our toll Ia, ali been needed. ana re-
OF merit has been youeh.afsd uate %.
No paltry thoussnd bucks for ne. Net
Our fifty years Of faithful service now
IL recognized by full two handred rnise:
And ,t a%o"'"s this We pass : Nv. Con- g.
Junkman-Any rags, paper, old
iron, to SELF
Head Of House-No, go away, my
wife Is away for the summer.
Junkman--Any empty bottles?
ALLEN c.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
MEDITATIONS 8.

The wisest men say nothing ana
saw wood. How big Is YOUR
wood pile7
The best Of living Is loving, but
the test Of loving Is living.
J. d. w.
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
SOME PROBLEM, INDEED.

DEAR BILL-WiIl you kindly
have your wonderful math sharks
solve this problem:
How arc the - per week boys
(spprenticel NJ the Navy Yard going
% i've In this land Of high prlcsss
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
POETIC PEARLS.

Pickles Ders made 20 eat,
Lemons ,osre made 10 suck,
F'lushes wefs made to beat.
Trouble ,Oas made 10 duck.
Whisksrs vsrs made 10 shave,
Trsimpsts were made TO toot,
Money Vas made 70 sops,
Bat cake-eaters wers made TO
~ r~y<y xax,rr 2,
The Washington times., 1921-10-02
POETIC PETE.

shs--Don't you think Marie gave
quite . finished performance at the
piano7 ..
,.sssrt,s srs sss n, ssl Rscs g vas
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
TELEGRAPH NEWS
 SERVICE IMPAIRED

{. From some cause unknown to .t ]. the Log Cabin Democrat only :. !. about one-third of the regular :, | telegraphic news service by the :. ]. United Press reached this paper :. !. today. The news bureau has :. !. been notified by wire of the :, ]. omission and normal service :, ]. will doubtless be received here :. !. after. :.
 : I
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
COURT CONTINUES
 RAILROAD CASES MERRIMAN CARRIED OVER Verdict for Defendant in Flowers Hill Case-Other Actions by
 Circuit Court.

All cases in circuit court against the Missouri Pacific railroad have been continued for the term, Circuit Clerk w. F. Whiddon said today. The continuances were granted on account of the illness of Vincent M Miles of Fort Smith, attorney for the railroad. Cases against the railroad and pend ing in court are with the following as plaintiffs: George Henderson, J. G. Odom, J. D. Brady and others, Jo Frauenthal and Mrs. Ida B. Frauen- thai. The case of w. G. McAdoo, director general, against Jo Frauen- thai is also in the list of actions car ried over until the July term.
 Cal Baker and R. w. Rickett of Mt. Vernon, under indictment for the al- legged manufacture of whiskey, have made bail in the sum of $1 ,000 each, it was announced by the sheriff's of flee. Both were indicted by the grand jury in the list of bills returned Fri day. Their arrests make a total of eight held for alleged manufacture or sale of whiskey.
 Only one jury trial was held by the court from Saturday noon until today. The case of Owen Harris vs. Owen X Downing went to the trial jury today at noon, after hearing the instructions of the court and the arguments of counsel. Jury in the case has the fol- lowing members: L. J. Troutman, J. c. Garrison, R. II. Maddox, W. J. Gardner, George Shaw, Jr.. H. D. Baldridge, J. R. Holmes, Ad O'Guin, W. H. Petty, s. B. McCollum, George P. Carter and J. A. Clanton. The case combines a complaint brought by MT Harris to collect an account al legged held against the defendants, and counter claim by Owen & Downing for adjustment on a carload of hay, which they assert was sold as No. 1 prairie hay, but was of an inferior grade.
 Judge George W. Clark on Satur- day continued the hearing for George Merriman, under charge of wrongful ly attempting to influence a petit juror in the Martin Haskins case, un- til the July court term. Contmuances also were granted in the case of O. F. Wilson vs J. w. Fulmer and D. l.. Young vs. w. E. Witt By agree ment, the suit of Erbacher Brothers against the Oliver Construction Com pany, for alleged indebtedness incur red by J. F. Rich as subcontractor under the company, was submitted to the court without jury trial Evi dence was presented in court Satur- day afternoon, and Judge Clark an- nounced he would return his decision today, The case, however, was re- opened for the introduction of fur ther testimony.
 Judgment of $119.50 was returned by the trial jury in favor of W. M. Hill in the suit brought against him
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17

place, furnace at another and evi- dences of illicit operations found at the third. Baker, it was said, declar- ed that the barrel of mash was ''hog slop," but the officers brought along a specimen for examination. At all three places, the condition of the ground showed that whiskey making had been going on, it was said Out side of the furnace and barrel no part of the outfit was found.
 Hunter was released from the coun- ty jail by Judge George W. Clark so that the officers might have advantage of his knowledge of the territory in which it is alleged he formerly oper- ated. Hunter proved a willing guide and convinced the two officers he was showing them all he knew.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
COTTON RFCOyfRS
 FROM EARLY LOSS

After selling off to net losses of about 30 points, cotton on the New York and New Orleans exchanges recovered in the late trading today and closed at small net gains.
 March New York contracts closed at 1885 cents, up 13 poi6nts from Sat urdays close, and May at 1884 cents, up Il points. In New Orleans March galned 14 points. Closing at 15.65 cents, and May advanced II points, closing at 15.74 certs,
 New York spots were advanced 15 points to 1895 cents and New Orleans were marked up 25 points to 1925 cents.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
WAR LAW REPEAL IS
 NOW BEFORE SENATE
(Rv ITnited prass l

Washington, Jan. 1.-The house resolution repeating the emergency war laws was reported to the senate today by the judiciary committee with the recommendation that it wass as amended. It will be brought up for debate in the senate at an early date, probably before the end of this week.
 The judiciary committee adopted several amendments to the resolution, among them being provision to retain the least drastic features of the es- pionage act as permanent laws of the country.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
HOLDS GUARD
 FOR LYNCHINC
 NEGRO SLAYER
(RY IInited Prnssl

Birmingham, Ala, Jan. 17.-Four non-commissioned officers and three privates in the Alabama national guards, are under arrest for partici- patton in the lynching of William Beard, at Jasper on last Saturday. Beard was under arrest for the mur- der of miner in the Jasper district.
 One member of the guards is alleg- ed to have confessed that the lynch ing was planned and carried out by guardsmen, the men under arrest be- ing the principals.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
HUNTER LEADS WAY
 TO "BOOzE" PLACES

Led by Rev. Andrew Hunter, negro, in jail under indictment for the al- legged manufacture of whiskey, Depu- ty Sheriff J. I. Summers and Deputy Constable J. A. King on Sunday made a thorough examination of places near Mt. Vernon, where it was supposed whiskey makers were at work. Hun ter led the officers to three different places on the farm of Cal Baker. A
 barrel of mash was found at one
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17

by Cy Flowers, tried in court Satur- day afternoon. The jury found for the defendant $195O on cross com plaint, and also $1OO in damages and dissolution of the attachment.
 The grand jury is in recess today, but will resume it's work before court is finally adjourned. T. R. Douglass was excused by the court from fur ther service, and Sheriff W. M. Brady ordered to summon an alternate.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
NEGRO ARRESTED
 AS NURSE SLAYER
(Bv United Press)

Anapolis, Md, Jan. 17.-Henry Brown, negro doserter from the Unit ed States naval station, was brought here from Baltimore to undergo eX- animation on the charge of having murdered Miss Harriet Kavanaugh nurse at the naval academy. whose body was found on a suburban road on Friday night. Police say that cir cumstances strongly implicate the ne- gro as the murdered of the nurse.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
SESSION
 10 BE CALLED
 FOR APRIL 4TH
(By United Press1

Washington, Jan. 1.-The new congress will be called to meet in extra session exactly one month from the day President-elect Harding takes his oath of office.
 Official announcement was made to- day by Representative Fordney of Michigan, chairman of the commit tee on ways and means of the house, that the new president will shortly after his inauguration issue a call for an extra session of congress, to be convened on April 1.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
BANDITS KILL
 MAKE ESCAPE
 WITH $|2,000
(By United Pressl

Toledo, Ohio, Jan. 17.-Three ban dits today successfully staged a day light robbery, holding up Loyis Schroeder and A. F. Long, New York Central railroad detectives, and es- caping with $12,00O in cash.
 Schroeder and Long were killed by the first shots of the bandits. The attack was made as the detectives were leaving the union station with a consignment of money for a down. town bank.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
EMERGENCY TARIFF
 BILL IS REPORTED
tBy United Press)

Washington, Jan. 17.-Senator Bois Penrose of Pennsylvania, chairman of the senate finance committee, today reported to the senate the emergency tariff bill, designed to stop the i'm portation of farm products and other commodities into this country by placing a practically prohibitive tariff on them.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17
WRECK, GIRL SUFFERS
 CONCLUSION OF BRAIN
(Ry United Pressl

San Francisco. Jan. 17.-Archibald Johnson, son of Senator Hiram W. Johnson, was injured today when his automobile collided with a San Fran cisco street car His companion, Miss Mabel Chase, suffered concussion of the brain in the accident. Johnson re- ceived only minor bruises.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-01-17

Calgary, Alberta.-Twelve million pounds of butter will be produced by Alberta farmers this year, according to C. P. Marker, dairy commissioner for the province.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

The Liberty Camp Of Royal Neigh
bors No s487 held re guar NEE, ing
last night in the /. O. O. +. hall and
the election Of officers for the ner
year took place. Those elected were:
Oracle. Mayme ST John: Past Oracle,
Mabel Gross; Vice Oracle. GER ia e
Orphey: Recorder. Margaret Don 91ss.l;
Rect =, Bertha Hlllot: Cuanee tor,
Margaret Stone; Marshall. Cora Terry;
Inncr Sentinel. Mabel Boyle and Outer
Sent.nel Cleora McNally. After the
meeting. the members were invited
into Tho dining room and were served
a delightful luncheon. A fine time
was enjoyed ~ everybody. and on
next Wednesday afternoon, Mary
Bryant will open her home to the
Neighbors and their friends for "a
pedro party She will be assisted by
Margaret schultz
Mr.. and Mrs. o. &. Moonshower
have return from Columbus Grove.
OHIO. and Rochester Indiana, where
they wore called by .he Illness and
death OF Mr.. Moonshov cr's mother
Mrs. Anna c. Moprsilower. who pass.
ed away on Thanhsgi Ing Day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02


Miss Violet Wallen o'f one Hundred
FHtieth strsef was fortunate enough
70 hoid 'he 4"eSy oeke; thas wen the
me colonial sporting Gooas store OF
STATE street on thankssNlng eve.
Clua was held on Tuesday evening at
the bone of MisG Lorraine Erwin OF
Detroit street. During short busi-
mess meeting. officels were q ect esl
and Miss Lorraine ErNir was made
presid mt, Miss Madgo Griffith secre-
tary and treasurer. and Miss Leona
Taylor social editress. The hostess
served dainty rcfroshmcnts after an
enjoyable evening,
-
Mrs, W. J McAleer 5 entertaining
the Marquette Club today at a one
O'Clock luncheon at her home on Webb
street.
-
Morris Solomon of Boston. Mass, Is
here as the house guest oc Clarence
Jones
Mrs. Ida Dabler OF Tiskilwa. Ili.,
came yesterday 10 spend the winter
with her daughters and their families.
Mrs p F. Orphey Of Calumet avenue
and Mrs. T. NJ Wilkerson Of Truman
boulevard
-
AIrs. Conner F.avus and son Richard
Martin of Kalamazoo, Mich. are visit.
ing friends here
-
The Christmas sale at Imnanuels
Evangelical church viii continue on
-
Mrs w. r. Russell DELIGHTFULLY."- en-
tertained the members of the Column
bia Club Yesterday afternoon at her
home on Highland street During
Mrs. a f Rohrer gave an appropri-
ate toast TO 3 members. recently re-
turned from several months absences,
Mrs. r. II. Nellie. Mrs. F. 5. Betz
and Mrs. william n Thun. There
honors were made by Mrs Mashino
and Mrs E,sehom. Mrs. y. Ensner-
ling was given the guest prize
-
Twenty seven members or the ffth
division Of the Ladies' Aid Society of
the First NJ E. church metz at the
home of Mrs O. 3 Porter yesterday
afternoon Altar G short business meat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Miss Nettie Carm tchael returned TO
day from Buchanan. Mich, where she
was called last Monday by the sudden
death of her mother.
The Irving School l.. T. l. Will
meet tomorrow afternoon at haif pas
Two o'clock at the home Of Mrs. G, z.
Graves, 3s5 elm street.
Mrs C. G. Tngraham of Erie stree
entertained at Il seven o'clock dinner
marty last evening in honor OF MISS
rthel Golden and Clarence Jones. VINO
are TO be married the third of Decel'-
49, The .ahle was very beautiful
x,,h yellow and white chrysanthe-
,,rr,< and a delicious course dinner
was served to Miss Ethel Golden
Clarence Jones. Miss Alice Ingrahafn'
Morris solomon. Mt. and Mrs. ben
Golden. Fred Golden. Joseph 1nSrehan'
Mrs rnxrahara and Grant Ingranain
Mss Blanche Carroll entertained the
,ranbers OF the y 3. c. Quo las
evening at her home on Oak street
and the guests brought their sewing
and enjoyed a social evening OF music
ana aan,es. The hostess served dainty
Entertainments after the members h'H
decided that the next meeting wou
he hold in two weeks in the nature OF
n christmas party ~ the home ~ MISS
Alma hasten Of Drackcrt street.
very en,husiastic meeting Of the
Central Union Of W. c T. Wa
nsld last evening in the Court House
when Miss Anna Bewsey OF BROOKS
Mouse addressed the women on inc
clinic that Is TO be held here Decenpe
70 and IL. At the call OF women vol
unteers TO help with the work al ma
time. every woman at the meeting or
fere,d her services. Mrs Dan brown
was elected vice chairman of the or
,oes4 Afra 7 j. Nc
;uire. regular meeting Will ne heia
a week from tonight when the nus
bands will be entertained, and the
county president Mrs. Johnson OF
cary. will be IN attendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
COMING TO
THE PARTHENON

What ~ on good authority. said to
be the greatest picture ever filmed
comes to the Parthenon theatre next
Monday for six day run.
The Four Horsemen of Apocalyps
is in class by itself. Somewhat on
the order OF The Birth OF a Nation
but all In all greater picture.
The picture IS Of so great value thst
the owners never trust * out Of tn.
hands of their own people Two men
accompany the picture al all times and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

The prices that will govern the show
Ing OF this picture at the Parthenon
next week are the lowest which it has
ever been shown and the management
OF the theatre have been able to COM
ply with requirements in way that
will permit everybody in this region TO
see this picture al popular prices,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

I have purchased the grocery and
market. formerly owned by Mrs. Alex
Rosa at s14 Oakley ave. Hammond,
ard viii not be held responsible for
any bills contracted after Nov, 20.
1921
1e-l-2 l.. n. COLE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Best place in town TO buy your
chickens. ducks. geese and turkeys
Dressed while you wait or delivered
any place In town. 271 Johnson 81 .
Phone 4375-J. Hammond
II % st
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Engraved personal Christmas cards
convey the yuletide greetings with a
touch OF individuality. Orders should
he placed at once Postlewaite Co.,
s29 Holman st 11.2S:30.I23
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
CHRISTMAS CHEER

Send Christmas cheer with our per.
sonal engraved Christmas cards. Place
orders now. Postlswaite Co., e2e Hoh-
man street 1928. 30:I2:3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

the company Ak the price II admission
5at will not consent or allow the pict-
re TO 're .'hown except at prices speci-
fed by them
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Dixie Doughnut Shop, 1871 State ST..
Hammond. Homs made Cream
Dou ghnuts. zoe. sec. AMI fancy 4oc per
dozen. 1903
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

A. ". Baron. chiropractor and cleo
trical treatments. Room no. First Ma
tionsl Bank Building. Hours: g 70 ~;
1.o0-5:s0 p. n; 7:oo-s;3o p. m la-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
Hammond Musical College.

ing. Uketele. Banjo. Mandolin. Guita..
Dancing, Dramatic Art. 1901
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-Age gents in biggest money
making specially of the year; gong
like hot cakes. Act quick Apply 10
8 o. IN. Friday; TO y. IN. SATURDAY.
106 First National Bank Bldg. Ham.
mond tx
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Regular meeting OF True Kindred
tonight Election Of officers and pay
nlsnt of dues. 12-2-i
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS
Orders should be placed 1T once for
your personal greeting cards. See Pos
tlewaits Co., 629 Holman st. 1928 80 IS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02

Speciai Advertising Rate OF 500 for
Piano Tuning for 8 DAYS only Phone
order quick. Hammond 39b5 122-l
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-12-02
LIVE LOCAL
NEWS lads"
Wassey's PIeatlng Shop

STAMPING. HEN.
STITCHING. HUTTON HOLE.
BUTTON ERiNG. BRtIDING.
RGCHfNG FANCY STITCHING.
81 STATE STREET, PHONE HAM.
MOND 4aA