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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-05
Meaning Of Dream Of Liberty

To a person who dreams he has
gained his liberty, loss Of health. 10
dream OF taking liberties with anoth.
er warns you to be cautious or Won
will be led astray. To lose your lib.
erty denotes shame.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-05
PRESS Of EUROPE
EYES AMERICA FOR
STAND ON LEAGUE.
MEX c Al s, PARTICULARLY,
SHOW UNEASlNESS TOWARDS
POLICY TO BE EMPLOYED IN
DEALING WITH THEM BY NEW
ADMINISTRATION.

London, March 5.-Dispatches from
the United States have given London
newspapers little basis for editorial
comment relative to the new foreign
policy and London journals have az,
samcd a waiting policy.
4 New York dispatch to the Lon,
don Times declares it is understood
Mr. Harding viii follow generally the
policy Of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge
which is declared to contemplate
separation from Europe no perma
nent military alliances and no eco.
monte commitments that might on.
danger the sovereignty of the United
States
Al the same time. the dispatch de-
clares, Mr.. Harding is said to have
taken the attitude that the United
States viii be ready at all times to
give her assistance when she thinks
it advisable and fitting to do SO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
SPANISH
GSRANDEE
IS JAILED

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERWcEl
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. s.-Pierre Paul
Author. the self-styled Spanish gran
dee, who. at the point of pistol is
alleged 10 have stolen the wife o.
Phillip Franzen, of Madison, Wis, Is
in jail here today Mrs, Franzen, his
'love bride" is In an adjoining cell.
The Grant pair. in the custody of
officers, probably Will start back to
Chicago today TO face Mrs. Author and
Franzen. warrant charging larceny
has been sworn out by Franzen for
Author.
The couple were traced to ST. Louis
by means of trunk check after they
had hastily fed from a Chicago hotel
newspaper correspondent recognized
them. and challenged by him as 10
their identity, they admitted st.
Both Author and Mrs. Franzen de-
nied the melodramatic version Of their
flight which was recited by Franzen,
Author they said. did not display a
pistol nor make any threat against
Franzen.
We love each other and are going
TO remain together unless the law
parts as" Author declared wnen asked
SIS to the couples future plans. IF the
law parts us VIC will fight it out until
we are together again and then live
happily ever after"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
THEY CALLED
THE POLICE

The police responded TO a call last
night on South Harrison street. where
large gathering of young follows,
principally high school boys. were in
conference for the purpose Of break
ing UP" social function. It was
learned.
Everything went well with the
'Wrecking crew until one Of the
neighbors, where sickness prevailed.
Put in a call for ia" Thirteen was
roon on the job with two husky cop
pers. one Of whom sent volley into
the air. and called the nocturnal Prov
lers to halt. But instead of halting.
.he birds took to their wings and the
cops we're able to catch only one of
them.
This unfortunate fellow had to come
tack and fact an irate mother and the
merrymakers inside. who just couldn't
refrain from giving him the tickllsh
hs, ha. Needless TO say that broke up
the open air meeting, and the function
continued in peace.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
WILL MAKE ITS
REPORT NEXT WEEK

INDIA%-tPoLIS Ind. Jan, S-The
Legislative visiting COMMITTEES. which
VIII make its report 10 the General As
sembly noNr week win recommend that
Tire state educational levy Of 5 cents
~ increased to cents This levy is
used e. support Purdue and Indiana INT
Tersity and the state Normal School
school authorities asked The visiting
committee for recent levy, The levy
asked nv the school men would produce
more than $40o0oOo II revenue The
present state educational levy produces
less than $2.oC0.0oQ and the levy to be
recommended by tho visiting conmitree.
as a compromise between the demands
Of the schools and the present levy, Will
produce about s3.0oo.00O annually
i is expected that the report Of the
visiting committee. which IS now being
printed d the state printers in Fort
Wasne viii bo completed this week and
that the report can be laid on the decks
Of assemblymen carly next week.
According 70 the plans Of the COM
mittoe the approximation bin VIII be IN
trodured Simultaneously with the max
Ing or the report.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
Kinder is
Finding
Lots to Do
New Prosecutor Finds Time
Valuable. Schedule Now t..
"a Hours Every Day

Affidavits charging them with as
sault and battery with intent to kill
were filed against Louis Hamilton,
Fred Marshall and Wurtz r. Pruitt. all
colored. Of Gary. by Prosecuting At
torney Dwight NJ. Kinder in the Grim
snal court at Crown Point yesterday.
They were arrested following an at
tack on Officer Wytow and the shoot
Ing of Officer Farrell, new member
of the Gary police department last
week Hamilton and Marshall were
arrested several days later in Chicago
and Pruitt was taken by OFFICER wy
tow at the time OF the shooting.
Prosecuting Attorney Kinder also
filed charges of forgery against Theo.
II. Dauer of Gary. Dauer Is alleged to
have forged William Catiile's finger
prints to a draft on the south Side
Trust and Savings Bank in order to
draw the Savings accounted deposited
in the bank.
Morris Novick, also OF Gary. was
bound over to the criminal court on
charge of larceny. Several weeks ago
Novick is said TO have gone into the
bicycle accessories store OF Sol Lipski
and Co. OF Chicago and after making
a purchase Of some bicycle accessories,
walked out OF the store and took s
train for Gary without paying for the
articles. on a complaint Of the Chi.
ago police Novick was taken INTO
custody by the Gary police.
Prosecuting Attorney Dwight NJ.
Kinder, who took up his new duties
the first OF the year is probably one
Of the busiest OF the new county ofi-
cials, On the job from early morning
until night he has put in an excep-
tionely busy week.
Following gist OF cases in the
Gary police court every morning
Dwight jumps into his trusty old Ford
and heads for Crown Point where he
has been assisting Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney Thomas who has been Ill. Be
sides disposing of some cases before
Mayor Altman, Mr.. Kinder has been
cleaning UP the court In the criminal
and juvenile courts at Crown Point
and has made several flying trips 70
the Lake superior court at Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
FORMER HAMMOND
POLICEMAN DEAD

Dennis Calvin. who for a number Of
years was a member OF the Harmon
police force. died at o'clock this
morning in the Washington park hos
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
MAYOR ACTS
AS SLEUTH:;
GIVES REPORT.
Story That Board of Health
Had Chicago Gunner as
Guards Proved False


For the third time in As many days.
the Common Council of ~East chicago
met at the city Hall Yesterday afternoon
So confer With the Mayor and The Health
authorities regarding conditions in the
South side section s. the cts. which *
nov III quarantine Oh account of small
poA
Az the previous meeting IN Council.
hel Thursday evening. a number Of ae-
ciisations we're made ~ citizens of the
restricted area against the Special Police
md the health authorities. accusing
Them Of being gunmen imported from
Chicago. and further saving THAT the
officers had been soliciting "mocnshiue"
While On duty
Mayor Plays sieuth
Mayor Leo Mccormack. who IS hira-
self considered somewhat IF sIcuth
Immediately took steps 70 iook into the
matter, and without any word 10 anyone
invaded the restricted area Beginning
a. 14Sth street aud continuing THROUGH
ott all the streets SC the south Side
section. up ta Tho Hammond Line the
Mayor. stoppcd and questioned All IF tho
special officers on duty 10 was unable
however 70 ind any OF lho So called gun
rnen as claimed rs some Instead ha
found a fine bunch IF young lookins
fellows. every one of them citizen of
East Chicago. and the bisgcst majority
Of them having served il either the
Army OF Navy overseas. Two of these
Officers proved to he 81 very prom
Trent Hal-hor family, who have both
been decorated with honor, for their
srand work II France Having siftcd
this matter down the MAJOR then
started en- The search for the special
officers who are -uegcd = bare been
pointing and firing their reviewers I'D
citizens. or 20 have been shootios thofr
reyolvers in the air. - scare ,hosc liv-
iur ia the ueighborhood
While the report OF the mayor is
rot being made public. on what he
found Ii is known. however that ne
did not ind the special police guilty
~ the charges n which they are ac-
cused. lie did. find. that shooting had
been going on in the district. but that
those who we're doing i were men I
being paid hv certain gang. who were +
T. use the special police a :
tools in order that tbey wonid be
taken out OF the restricted area
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08

pltsI at Chicago Mr.. Galvin had been
Suffering with gidney trouble and had
been taken to the hospital for an op-
Grafton. However, this proved futile
aud death followed
Mr.. Calvin was 40 years old and is
survived b. his wife He also has
three sisters and a brother The yum
eval will be held Monday morning
from the home. 4S5 Summer street.
Hammond. and at 8 o'clock from All
Saints church The body viii then be
taken over the Monon railroad TO chi
cago and thence TO his old home on
Bloomington. ILL., for burial.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08

ing saloons July I, 1910. this man put
a sign in his front window which read
The first Of July will be the last
Of August"
DR. Crafts. now in his seventy -hrss
year, has devoted his LIE to the cause
Of making America better place in
which to live He is probably one of
the most misunderstood, most n1isrep-
resented and most abused men in the
United States, but plods on cheerily
As he says:
THE man who would reform must
have saving sense Of hur1or. He
must not take himself too seriously"
DR. Crafts's bureau engages in
three-f fold work: civic education, leg
islation and Acknowledgement 1t is
supported by voluntary contributions Of
more than $4,000 citizens.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
HAMMOND WOMAN
GRANTED A DIVORCE
ESPECIAL 70 ne TfpEs1

CROWN POINT. Ind. Jan. s-Edlth
F. Cast OF 2210 Winthrop avenue,
Hammond. Ind, was granted an abso-
lutte divorce and the custody of their
two children from her husband Louis
X. Cast. a core maker, OF Hammond,
by Judge Norton on Friday. The
Casts were married IN May 1907 and
separated March 4. 1919. Mrs. Cast
charged inhdelity, adultery and on one
occasion her husband informed her
that he had wife and children living
in Canada from who he had not been
divorced. A. A. Bremen OF Crown
Point was Mrs. Casts attorney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
GARY WOMAN IS
GIVEN DIVORCE
ESPECIAL 70 The rlNrs1

CROWN POINT. Ind. Jan. s.-The
Wesley Halls OF Gary were granted a
divorce b. Judge Norton in the circuit
court on Friday having been married
in 1889 they separated in July 1919.
Ifall filed the divorce bill charging In
fidelity and Mrs. Hall filed a cross
complaint alleging that her husband
was guilty of adultery with one Low
Hayes, visited houses OF III repute and
was everything that a mooel husband
should not be. Judge Norton gave
Mrs. Hall the divorce. Davis & Starr
were Mrs. Hairs attorneys and D.
Economof represented Hall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
BE Good Sports" Appeals DR.. Crafts
GOD a good SPORT appeals Dr.
Wilbur F. Crafts, superin-

G(n Z good sport appeals DR..
Wilbur F. Crafts, superin-
tendent OF the international
Reform Bureau, Of Washington, d. C.,
70 those who oppose prohibition. You
have been defeated in a fair and
square contest Accept the results like
true sportsman.
The lest OF the real sportsman is
the way in which he accepts defeat"
says DR.. Gratis. That popular sports
man, Sir Thomas Upton, said when he
came to this country in another gallant
effort 70 lift Americas cup, If / win,
4 shall Be glad II | am defeated, I'll
take my licking with a smile Sir
hOmas IS the most famous sportsman
in the world, not because he has won
victories, but because he accepts defeat
after defeat 50 graciously-never with
a Crouch
he true sportsman accepts defeat
IN recreation, in business and in poll
tics, in golf and baseball and ri the
great game OF democracy whether it
be the election of president or in the
settlement OF the prohibition issue. The
greatest Olympic in tire world is the
election OF an American president
Even when Hayes was elected By one
vote BY the electoral college and doubt
was expressed about the validity OF the
election, the defeated party accepted
the result
Ind gVten Prohibition IS decreed IS
IS states auth a Population of one Hnn-
dvcd tIiliioN nth only three states dis
senting zrhoSe population IS bur fze
million Gny man or 5vomdn 5uho does
nor accept the result 1pholc -hearfedly
IS neither a good Sportsman nor good
citizen
I'm the preliminary local and state
contests for a hundred years the drys
were often defeated but they always
accepted their defeat like good sports
mar"
Or. Crafts delights to tell of the
liquor dealer he discovered who was !
real sportsman. This mans first nam
was August and he was always known
BY that name When the National
War Prohibition act was passed clos
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08

has proved himself very worthy Of
the patronage given him by the Twin
City public
The closing out sale starts today at
the store. 47t6 Forsythe avenue and
viii continue for 10 days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08

The property Of Herman II. schropfer
ot HasQngs. Osweso county. consisting
u 1S5 acres OF land together with
personal property, James r Fountain
iocal realty agent, today sued the Gary
banker and Mrs. smith for $500 com
mission. The suit adds a now chapter
70 the LEGAL troubles Of Writ. whose
wife. MIS-. Nellie Writ suing for a
ten wear separation, named Mrs. smith
az the woman who replaced her in aer
husbands affection
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
{. CHICAGO MERCHANT
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS

East chicago Is g. loso ono Of its
most important stores according rs an
announcements made pubic by ~ u
Nofris' proprietor 81 he calonial,
known throughout the Calumet Res
ion A. . sporting goods store of
quality.
hen interNlewed yesterday MI
Morris gave ont tne following state-
~ ease "ol'h nave had m
TINS building. expires FEBRUARY ! ana
an compelled to dispose of all of
my goods and merchandise Within the
next 40 days " order to do this.
have cut my prices "a toast & pcr
cent. and on many articles che reduce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-08
Unknown Motorcycles
Severely Injured

A motorcyclist, whose name has not
been learned. vas severely injured in
an accident al S5th avenue and Broad
way in Gary last night. According
20 a police report the motorcvclist was
struck by an auto. injuring the driver
and wreckinE the machine. The driver
Of the auto picked up the notorcyclist
and drove him 10 a physicians Office.
where medical attendance was rend-
The Dolores star., 1921-11-11
By MILDRED MARSHALL

sponsible for the Georgiuna which is
now so popular in all English-speak-
ing countries.
The French adopted Georgia, but
quickly changed her to Georgine and
Georgette. Germany liked Georgine
and took heI over, making her one of
her most popular feminine names.
England has form Georgina and
Portugal is responsible for Georgetta.
In America alone does the original
Georgia seem to flourish.
Georgia's tallsmanic gem is the
bloodstone. which has strong therapeu-
tic powers and not only preserves its
wearer from danger and disease but
1t is said to be curative in hemOr-
rhages and other disturbances of the
blood. Tuesday is her lucky day and
her lucky number. The violet.
signIfying modesty, is her flower.
(Copyright.)
The Dolores star., 1921-11-11

7 asa week | tellu my boss wuntu
l. vacash. And da boss tela me he
was gonna TAXA sama ting. So
we decida for sava da expense we go
sama time. You know l tclla you one
time bouta stronga pipe wot da boss
ees gotta? Well, he TAXA dat pipe on
da vacash, too.
We go cen da fleever to da ocean
for da vacash. l dunno for sure. but
for way dat pipe smella now | tini
eet hava leetle ones on da road soma.
he breaka da prohibish law
try fiva, seexa time losa dat pipe
on da road, but no can do. trow
outside one time and den / maka dat
fieever go so fasta he car. Preety
queeck da air was begin getta fresh
an was no moocha smell. But when
we reacha tree four mile down dit
road and was no moocha smell only
leetle bit da boss know hees pipe was
gone. So he maka me go back and
geeva look. 1 not gotta mnocha trou-
BILE for locate-jusa follow da smell
and when almosta knocka me down
dat was da pipe.
When we reach da sea we go veesit
some frien. Da boss lighta hees pipe
cen da house and everybody go out
l no lika dat way so tella heem eef
wanta smoka da pipe so down by da
ocean where ees open place and plenta
weend.
So nexa day he TAXA my idee and
go down by da ocean. feegure no
body gotta go out eef he smoka on da
beach. But am meestake cen dat
place lika other one. Da boss and
hees pipe was been TO more as coopla
hours by da ocean when da tide could
no standa smell and he go out. too.
Wot you tink?
(Copyright)
The Dolores star., 1921-11-11
GEORGIA.

~ EORGIA has deeply religious
IT origin among the Marinite
Christians who have tradition
that Georges was Christian sentinel
Mt Damascus who connived at the es'
cane of st. Paul when he was let
down In the basket, and was therefore
nut to death. The next Georges was IL
Cappadocian saint and martyr IN
whose honor Emperor Constantine
erected church at Byzantium'
Throughout all early church history
Georgius appears as saint, martyr or
hero until, finally, the famous ST.
George of the Dragon legend became
renowned in England.
Curiously enough. though George
nenetrated every country of the west.
being adopted by England, France,
Hungary and Germany, the feminine Is
mite a modernism. 1t was not until
comparatively recent years that Anne
NJ Denmark was Instrumental In hav-
inv godchild of hers christened Geor-
eia Anna. She was the first English
Georgia, though the name Is said TO
have existed previously on the conti'
nent. It is possible that this same
Georgia Anna coupled her two names
Tor the saks of euphony and is re-
The Dolores star., 1921-11-11
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81, - guess | dreamed it." he said.
dreamed I caught two mice. one i'm
eaci paw, and | was lust going to
'n'N them To you when the tran
clicked" '"P
"s' labby quickly boxed her son
VII lhe ear. "You fell asleep did
y"u:' she said. Now Won sir har.
anu c".ch two mice before you get n
drop of milk"
'h trotted Mrs Tabby with her
o''er children, while Tommy sat sad
" watching the hole. Out ran three
'il'ce and Tommy ran after them. He
,"us"t one and then seeing the other
niu'hs behind n barrel he quickly
went after that, while n third was so
ir'sh'ehed he ran right into the tran.
i could not help 1t mother" ex-
ciaimed Tommy Kit, as he proudly dis
played the mice.
ihat Is all traps are good for"
sald Mrs. Tabby. "to catch the third
mouse while you are chasing two
ana now you children must catch two
nice and drive the third into n tran
we VIII soon clear this place and he
r'a OF these Insulting traps as we'll"
BAt 1t was not long before all the
Kittens were sprawled out In the sun
tast asleep, for they had cleared the
mice from the barn; but Tommy, il
he mad any more dreams, did not tell
them to his mother.
(Copyright)
The Dolores star., 1921-11-11
TOMMY KITS DREAM.

M rs. TABBY felt highly Insulted
lvl one morning when She went in.
to the barn and found five trans
paced near holes where the mice
lived. 'The very idea" said Mrs
Iapby to her four kittens, lust AS II
l could not attend to this without
these traps around.
children, ! want you TO nav strIct
attention to what say, for YOU are
now old enough to help, and it NAV
DC that have given more time to
playing with you than to my work
now you must help. want each
OF you to watch near one of these
traps and when mouse runs out Of
its home don't let him get into the
trap-CATCH HIM"
After telling her children this. Mrs
Iabby sat down to watch near tho
hfth trap herself and soon all were
SO busy watching for u mouse tbat
they forgot each other.
Tommy Kit, however, grew tired of
watching and after staring hard n
The Dolores star., 1921-11-11

behavior is a mirror in which every one
displays his image.-Goethe.
TIIE housing problem is a bigger
one now than 1t has ever been
before in this country. There
fore a good many Of us are either
buying or building houses and we are
coming up against unaccustomed prob
lens.
The first thing to remember. whether
you buy house from total stranger
or from your neXtdOor neighbOr. is
that the transaction Is purely one of
business. 1t should be carried on In
an absolutely businesslike way. Just
buying the house from is no reason
why you should not have everything
about it put down In the legal form.
And just because the man who is
buying the house from you is friend
of yours is no reason why you should
feel any offense because he wants to
be purely businesslike about the trans
action.
On the other hand, the well-bred
buyer or seller of n house tries always
to do the courteous thing. If you are
selling house and know that it
would be n great convenience to those
who buy it to take possession few
days ahead of the specified time, let
them do so If you can manage to.
Remember when you sell a house
that the garden goes with it. If you
want to transplant any Of your favor
ite flowers after the house is sold 1t
IS the courteous thing to ask permis-
sion of the persons you have sold 1t
to. And remember that once the deed
is signed everything about the house
belongs not to you. who have sold it.
even though you are still living in it,
but to the person who has bought it.,
And although you are entitled to live
in it until the date agreed upon, you
are not entitled to take anything
away from 1t that goes with the house.
When you buy new home it is
quite probable that your friends will
want to see it. The best way to avoid
unpleasant feeling and to make mat
ters easy for you is to specify a
given date when you will he at home
in the new house. 1t is even some
The Dolores star., 1921-11-11

-. T'..s i.r -tsr..fel .b.. ,h. ..N. ...
long time at the hole he was to watch
he grew sleepy and, curling up on the
uoor, soon WIS fast asleep.
Tommy Kit had the mouse on his
mind. though, and so he dreamed
about mice, and In his dream he
thought two rat mice ran out of the
hole he was set to watch. Up jumped
Tommy Kit and pounced upon them
catching a mouse In each paw.
Il guess none Of the others will be
as smart as l am," dreamed Tommy
Kit. "rll run right off to mother and
show her what n smart son she has,"
CLICK" Tommy Kit opened his
eyes and there In the trap was
n mouse, and at the sound his broth.
ers and mother turned and looked
Tommy felt very much ashamed, for
there was not mouse in the other
four traps.
why did you let him get past
you?" scolded his mother. your
brothers have each caught one. am
ashamed that child of mine should
be so stupid"
But l did catch two" said Tom.
my Kit, not quite sure he had dreamed
1t. II had one In each paw when the
trip clicked. ! could not catch three,
mother. now could !, for l have only
two front pawsY"
Two mice at the same time!" ex-
claimed his mother.
Tommy Kit was now wide awake.