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(iTHD. EXCLUSIVE 116TID.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Apartment Renting Co.. Inc,
iI6 West 72d Columbus 1877.
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BOARD & LODGING WANTED.

BOARD wanted by business man near Lex
ington av. subway: preference private FAM
lily: terms. COL Herald. $50 B'way.
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CHILDREN boarded-Schools city, country /;
highest references; best courses. moder-
ate EMERY. SO Park Row. Suite i09 Cort-
landt 012G.
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New Jersey.
HOUSES WANTED-Unfurnished

ONE family house. gas. electricity; not par
ticular about location Phone Bcnsonhurst
0s0s-R.
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REAL ESTATE-Other States.
New HampsIiire-snIe or Let.

LAKE WfNNIPESAUKEE REGION Three
acres, fruit; boating, bathing. fishing cot
tage house, rooms down; shed connects
81 n. barn. room for poultry, auto. stock :
quiet, restful. healthy location: high eleNa-
ton 500. CLAIMING n. SELEE, Alton,
Bay, N. ".
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FARM PROPERTY.

New Hampshire.
100 ACRES. 81 100. easy terms, e mile rail-
road station. churches. school cut 80 tons
hay; est. 10000 II. pine, spruce, hcnlock.
besides ha rdvood: will keen - COWS: 100
fruit trees: boating. bathing, swimming
large square house TO fix up; fair barn, good
stable, hen house; near neighors; only
200 s. G. EVANS. Wiscssset. Nc. Cata-
logue free. CHAPIN FARM AGENCY.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Long Island.

SANFORD AV., 615, Flushing. N. Y.-Large
front room 3 windows. private family; 3
minutes from broadway station.
NASSAU BI.vD.--Would like couple or gem
tleman as paying guest; exclusive surround
ings; . minutes station. Garden CITY ovl-M.
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New Mexico-Saic or Let.

FOR EENT-NEW MEXICO.
From the middle OF June to September, In
Santa Fe 1.-The City Different" completely
furnished 90 nine room house, bedrooms. .
with every modern convenience: beautiful
grounds: flowers and fruit trees: the most
delightful summer climate in America cliff
dwellings. Indian dances and other points OF
interest close by. 5000 per month Address
L.. box 95s Sa nta Fe, New Mexico.
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SUMMER HoMES-SaIe or Let.
Connecticut.

ACTUAL shore front summer homes. four
left for sale at moderate prices: also fur
nished moderate summer rentals, rear the
water PERCY II. ADAMS, Greenwich. Conn.
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STENOGRAI1lER. Spanish. English. uiot /.
oughly competent correspondent aud
secretary; willing to do general office wori..
Martinez, ice West cath ~.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

West side.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 549.-Attractive rooms.
bath; phone: excellent meals; two, S.o.
PERRY.
54TH ST., 3s West-slnge rooms. with
board table guests accommodated.
57TH, S2y W.st.--Two large rooms; all Inn
provements; excellent cooking. Circle ggao.
18TH ST. (near 9th av) splendid oppor-
tunity enjoy real home: couple, w. each >
single, $oi; reference. Phone Plaza l942.
5sTH 40 west.-Desirable large room. water.
near bath: excellent table; references.
18Th, a West--Attractive rooms at moder-
ate prices; excellent table. Plaza O23sa
list, 81 W.-High class double. single; home
cooking; table guests accommodated.
18TH. 81 W.-Handsomeiy furnished roo:n,
with bath; excellent table, table guest.
18TH. 20 W-est-Miss EDWARDS, formerly
81 West 56th: desirable rooms: references
10TH. ai2 West-Beautifui large room. sec
ond floor front dressing room; all convent
erccs; running water; excellent home cook
ing.
10TH ST. ia WEST (Norece HalD-Deight-
fnl. large rooms. steam heat: spacious par
lors and lounge: excellent meals.
93D. iSO West fPotter Hali)-Rooms: table
guests cool parlor dining rooms.
1851 ST a3I w, near .Broadway-Board
and residence; 1 flight; all convenlences.
SANDERS.
Children Boarded.
CHILDREN boarded-Schools; city, country;
highest references best courses, moder-
ate EMERY, SO Park Row. Suite 100. Cort-
landt 0i2G.
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s.rENoGRAPuER.

MIR. Employer. when you seek the better
type OF office help and you want that
help Immediately please make II your
duty to first consult the Situation
Wanted" advertisements. ff Won then
cannot obtain what you desire insert an
advertisement under "1Ielp Wanted"
Set n Off with white space so that u
viii be attractive and increase It's pro-
ducing power.
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FOR Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE--Beautful oak dining room set.
also bed. chiffonier and rugs; very rea =
sonable: dealers. Call Tuesday. apart
ment ~. ,i5 West itth.
SPENCE SOCIETY rummasc sale. 40
Madison av.. May y. TO- n.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

ANY ONE knowing the whereabouts "
Elizabeth Hogan. or " seen since 1910
please communicate with M j. HOGAN.
~ Neptune av., jersey city
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For Sale.

trea- -Sherbrook: 20 rooms. bath. electric
light stem heated. cement cellars, extra sum
mer resort good fishing: license beer, wine: :
beer TO be sold by glass. bottle and by dozen :
land 7 facing 10 feet vide, depth 200
feet: stable. garage. MRS. ERNEST
GtNoN. chamhly. Canton. r. o.. Canada.
GENTS furnishing stores t:,). choice ioca-
tions. long leases. for sale: good business
In Bronx. G. n. SMITH. 400 fremont sv.
Tel els fremont.
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Miscellaneous.
INcoRPORATE-DIsLA
PALMER, no w. 40th 81. fryant iGa3.
BEST opportunity for partnership drug
store. Call In person rs w burnside nv.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

SUNSET LODGE,
Beach 10th and Surf av., Sea Gate. Nortons
Point. New York Harbor; comfortable steam
heated rooms, with or without bath; 45 min
utes from Times So, SIS minutes Chambers
ST.; Municipal subway: rates reasonable;
week en.l guests accommodated. Phone Coney
Island 1911
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Unfurpishcd.
From Battery 60 18th ST.. Inclusive.

18TH S'T.--I5ntire floor. O. feet, IN fine old
house on good block: French windows
hardwood floors. . fire places, repa pered last
fall $50 monthly for quick action; highest
references only Watkins 2ijs, early morn
ings or late afternoon.
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virginia

Virginia.
UoMESEfSK ET,S-Scnd for Virginia Farm
list; best climate. Dept II. Emporia. Va.
Miscellaneous.
FARMS for sale. Cataiog free. STROUr
FARM AGENCY. Box q. 15o Nassau at.
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APARTMENTS Let. :
Furnished.
From Battery to 18th St., Inclusive.

Furnished
From Battery to 18th ST.. Inclusive.
DESIRABLE furnished apartment. large
rooms. kitchen. bath; rent -four months
win wiz, right to renew renew lease IN October; avail
able Nav ~: $50: u II. sth ST.; references
required. Spring 9579. between and or
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
Apartment Renting Co.. Inc,
iI6 West I'D. Columbus 1877.
ETH ST., 81 WEsT-Attractively furnished
. apartment. living room, bedroom, kitchen.
bath immediate possession; to Oct. 4 ; 500.
WATKINS 2s9o: seen before III A. Nh
Furnished.
Above 18th 81. 10 59th ST. tInciusivel.
LEASE tn Oct. 1. immediate possession.
furnished apartment, rooms and Kitchen
cite, overlooking park; reasonable. Can be
seen any afternoon. to o. apt. 1oG, 100
Mest 5ptn ST
PARK AV., 2I0-BeautifuI furnished or un-
furnished apartment for rent; long or short
lease. Vanderbilt $3.50.
PARK Av., 800 (Sh6rry' s,.-June I Noyem-
Der / six outside rooms, three baths,
titchen Inanire Mr.. ELBERT. manager.
ESD. 343 West-Five rooms. completely fur
rshed every convenience; telephone.
s0TH, i43 East.-Beautifully furnished sunny
front parlor. two connecting bedrooms. re Al
kitchen, bath. hot water supply; married
couple. or 2-3 business women. McCUE.
i7TH ST, f3 Wcst--Iiandsome two and three
rooms and bath apartments; furnished or
unfnrnished: suitable business: lease;
18th. 10 West--Very desirable two room
apt; every convenience: reduced rates.
5erH Sr. fnear Park Av.D-Large kitchen.
living room. bedroom. bath. With shower:
private phone: Baby Grand piano. silver.
linen. &c.; southern exposure; rent by weel:
or month. Plaza 603l.
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NtfRSfs--f.ate royalty nurse. competent: LADY
oil Park av. recommends me for this kind
of position. Address Nurse Abbott. Johnson
av. S.ratford. Conn.
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Canada.

FURNISHED four room summer cottage
near Stony Lake. Apply HERBERT
NORTTiEY Lakcfield. Ontario, Canada.
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LAUNDREsS, open air drying: home. out ;
fine work speciality; refer .nces. River
side a5o3
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LAUNbRESS. competent, private family
city. country references. NJ. L., 2OOi Madi-
son ay. No cards
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LADY will caro- for your invalds or your
children during your absence, 81 per hour;
good reader. best references. Mrs. STERN
berg Beekman 1926.
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LADY'S MAID. French Protestant, very good
seamstress, packer: travel. town or coun-
try; personal references g. y. 23T w. 2ftli.
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LAUNDR ESS--First class. wishes washing
at home or cleaning: p or out of town;
swer by card, Mrs. Mary Pointer, $40 w.
36th
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LADY wishes place for maid, as waitress or
chambermaid. Phone Tuesday Schuyler
10I00 apt. GIL 225 West S6th
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BroolkIyn

BEDFORD SECTION -- Attractive room,
southern cxposurc twin beds. private fam.
Nv apartment one flight: housekeeping n
preferred. 1900 Pacific ST.; ring janitor's
bell. Decatur s2oSJ.
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LADY'S MAID, first class seamstress, hair
dresser. packer. expert traveller. good
sailor French. German, English; references
Advertiser. 135 East Goth.
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LADY'S maid. French. experienced, wishes
position: references. Write Grand. Neither
land Hotel New York,
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LAUNpRESS. colored. wants small bundle
wash TO take home or by dozen. Johnson
n Shpepshcad Raw road BROOKLYN,
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LADy'S MAID, good dressmaker, desires
/ position: best city references. l.. M. a2l
Herald Herald So
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LADY, English, returning home would act
maid in return for passage. 1913
Herald. Bkiyn.
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LADY'S maid. neat young woman; thorough
dresmaker. packer, traveller; highest ref
erences: Protestant. Write C.. 742 I'd
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LADYlS maid. English experienced: excel
l.. L 2f ". a2d st.
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New Hampshire.

LOVE THE WATER? Here's ideal place on
Lake Winnipess ukee; lspboa rded. plas-
tered. piazza completely furnished: good
lot; minutes station woodshed; 5000; boat.
stove, &c. CLAIMING II. SELEE Aitan
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Bronx.

BATHGATE AN., 22Sn. - Attractive front
room. convenienccs. electricity. rordham
os5t apartment %.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
CROWN POINT

Big dance at Lake County Fair.
afternoon and evening. 9-13-l0
The City Council met for their reg
ular bi-mont hly meeting on Monday
night, allowing of bills and routine
business was transacted. Cards
were mailed out today by City Treas
urer ]. ]. Steeb for the payment Of
the street resurfacing assessment.
All assessments must be paid by
October 5th. 1922. Assessments not
paid will be given to County Treas
urer Ralph Bradford for collection.
Miss Claraoser is the guest OF
Miss Lillian Schmidt for the Fair.
The September Horse Sale drew
quite a large crowd in spite of the
rain and several good sales were
made. About dozen horses were
shipped to Chicago on Tuesday ev-
ening.
Friends OF the L. D. Wolf family
in this city were surprised TO learn
of the death of Lamb D. Wolf in San
Diego, California on August 18th :.
Mr.. Wolf had been In falling health
for several months and his death
was not unexpected The Wolf
family moved to California several
years ago from Valparaiso where
they went after leaving Crown
Point Mr.. Wolf was at one time
a large property holder in Crown
Point.
Henry Fry of Gary is spending
this week with friends in Crown
Point
A. A. Sauerman has returned to
Crown Point for Fair week after
spending a few days at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs George Jones in River
Forest. III
Miss Christine Sowash left Tues
day for Rockford. Ill, where she
will enter her freshman year al
Rockford College.
Mrs Mary Demmons Of Pittsnurg.
Pa. is spending several weeks with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Westbay.
Miss Mabel Gray returned today
from three weeks vacation trip
spent at Indianapolis. Bedford and
Champaign. Ill.
NEW MARRIAGE LICENSES
Wallace GoncorowSki, Hammond,
Anna ss1racki. Hammond: John
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returned from a two weeks visit at
Lima, Ohio.
Mrs. Dunning and sons Lyle and
Harold and Mrs. w. e. Gillette left
Tuesday on amotor trip to Hastings.
Michigan where they viii visit with
relatives.
The Daughters OF Ruth and the
Young Mems Class of the Church of
Christ will hold Box Social in the
church parlors Friday night, Sept.
22nd
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller of Aus
tin, Ill, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Glen of 11sth street last
Sunday.
Mr.. wilfred' Doris of Sheridan ave.
returned Monday from a weeks visit
with relatives at Kankakee. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wickhorst of
Lincoln avenue who have ben Wis
ting in Cleveland. Ohio. for the past
FIVE months for the benefit Of Mr..
wickhorst's health. returned home
Saturday evening.
Miss Florence Kidney Of Cleveland
avenue. win entertain the B. l..
Club at her home tonight.
Several K of P's of Whiting at
tended the celebration of the fiftie ii
anniversary of Mr. Rothschilds
membership in the K. P. lodge at
the X. P. hall in Hammond Monday
evening.
Wednesday night dance which has
been conducted by the Citizens Com
mittee for the Fourth of July fund
will be discontinued for the rest OF
the season.
Several friends of Mr.. and Mrs
surprised them at their home sun
day ewing. the occasion being in
honor of their return home after an
absence of Ave months. The ev-
ening was spent in music and con-
versing over old times after which
an elaborate lunch was served by
Mrs. Grace Long and Mis- Lillian
Wickhorst.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Society will meet at tfs home Of
Mrs. Keller of 3Ss Sheridan avenue
Thursday afternoon at > 50 o'clock.
Miss Julia Beal will tell us what eff
lcOlFNS WITH CdH De QOne IN THIS
community by our society Mrs
Allison and Mrs. Fredenberg will
give a little dialogue entitled why
Join our Society" Mrs Garland
Humphrey viii sing. This is the
time for paying dues. Please Bring
or send them at this time
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matson and
children spent the week end with
Mrs. Matson's parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Welsby OF Hobart.
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Girl Falls from Window
on Shoulders of Man
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE,

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl
NEW YORK, Sept.-Falling from
a second floor window of her home
at No. PAT East Fifty-seventh street.
Miss Martha Barnes, "a, landed on
the shoulders OF Oliver Huber of No
APT East Fifty seventh street. who
was passing at that moment. Huber
broke the young woman's fall and
perhaps saved her from serious in
jury. but both were taken to the
Flower hospital suffering from con-
tusions and decorations. After be-
ing attended they were able to go
to their homes.
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COOK

Miss Theresa Hepp, of Chicago
Heights is visiting at the Matthias
Klein home.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Schillo, Mrs. Rosa Smith
and Mrs. Arnold Bixeman of Ham
mond attended a quilting at the
ol1e of Mrs. Joe Meyer on last
= thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mex Schmidt. who
visited relatives here fer several
weeks. returned to their home at La
Mars. Iowa on Saturday.
Mrs. Beauchamp and son Harold
left on Tuesday morning for st. Lou
is, where they will visit with rela-
tives making the trip via auto.
Mr.. and Mrs Graham and daugh-
ter Bernice and Mr.. and Mrs Strebb
and children spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs Adam Schaffer.
Mrs. Berg Of Chicago, is visiting
at the home OF her daughter Mrs. J..
Raascher.
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a personal sacrifice. Mr.. Hyzer
was formerly Vice President and
General Counsel of the great Chi
cago & Northwestern railroad sys-
TEN; while Mr. Wheeler WIS United
States District Attorney in Wiscon-
sin for many years before becoming
a railroad General Solicitor, and
Assistant General Counsel of the
Railroad Administration They have
now re- 1rned to the lawyers haven
Of delight where "the man who
first invented work left it unbound
and free" and have resumed prac-
tice before the Supreme Court, the
Interstate Commerce Commission,
the Federal Trade Commission, the
Shipping Board and the Treasury
Department, and other administra-
tive branches c. tie Government
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:hain letter has been revived in this
scores of superstitious women.
The latest letter reads:
Copy this and send TO nine
friends whom you wish good luck.
The chain was started by an Ameri-
can officer in France and should go
around the world three times. Do
not break the chain, or bad luck
will follow. DO this within twenty
four hours. then count nine days.
and you will have good fortune.
Good lucki'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

The Government has lost another
strong team Of lawyers. Edward
M. Hyzer has left his post as Gen.
eral Counsel to the Shipping Board,
and William G. Wheeler, high in the
affairs Of the Railroad Admfnistra-
ton, has likewise forsaken official
duties. and these two eminent law
yers will henceforth be associat I'd
in Washington, D. c., in the private
practice of their profession.
The return of Messrs. Hvzer and
Wheeler to private legal pursuits
Is an added chapter to the con-
tinued story" which relates the
withdrawal of the best lawyers of
the country from the public service.
The explanation is that the duties
are usually burdensome and the
scale Of compensation too much of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
HOBART

Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Strom have re.
turned from their honeymoon tri.
through Wisconsin
MIR. and Mrs. Ed. F1eck and fam
lily have returned from a weeks 0is-
1t with relatives in wisconsin.
The Ladies Aid Alliance of this
Unitarian church viii meet Wednes-
day with Mrs. F. McPrearson.
Miss Johanna Lungren has ac-
copied a. position as clerk at the
Banner Bakery.
Miss Marion Paxton and Mr.. Her
bert Carlson have both entered the
Purdue university.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Augustant Lutheran church will
have a sale and social in the church
basement Wednesday evening.
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Rumanians Establish
New Religious Order
INTERNATIONAL NEWS seRvIcEI

IIhIEhNAIIONAL NEWS SERVICE
BUCHAREST, Sept.-The White
Pigeons is the name of the latest
fanatical religious sect in Rumania
The apostle of this new order pro-
claims that the world will be saved
If the number of true converts at
tain $4,000. The principal tenets
Of the religion are confluence and
chastity. The Bucharest press ex-
presses fears regarding the rapid
increase Of the adherents of the new
faith.
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Whiting
Advertisements
Are Winners

Tom Smelser, for Wall Paper.
Paints. Glass and Varnish; sos Ind.
Blvd. S-14-tf
For Good Furniture, Go to Self
cr's. "A
FOR SALE-F'urntture for sale, 346
Atchison avenue. 9-20-1
WANT ED-Girl at once for general
homework. 40 Fischrupp. 9-20-1
STAR THEATRE TONIGHT
Wm. Desmond and Marguerite
Clayton in DANGEROUS TOYS"
O
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WHITING
NEWS NOTES
PRINCESS THEATRE TO-DAY

fhlNS ESS THEATRE IODAf
AND TOMORROW
Gloria Swanson in her 1ntest pict-
ure "IN HER GILDED CAGE, rs
sisted by Harrison Ford, David Pow
ell and Walter HERS. Extra: 4th
of July Pictures taken at Casper
Wyoming shown here tonite. 9-20-2
PRINCESS THEATRE TONIGHT
Glorfn Swanson I'm aHER GILDED
CAGE" her latest picture. e-20-2
Tomorrow night. Sept. 21st the
A. O. H. will hold card party and
rattle at the Sacred Heart School
hall. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. L. Graham OF Atchison ave-
nue. entertained relatives from Aus
tin. Ill, Monday
Miss Myrtle Soltw edal of Myrtle
avenue tr spending a few days with
Mrs. Joseph Hannple of Auburn
Park
Mrs. Geraldine Wilson of Sheridan
avenue win entertain the 500 club at
her home on Sheridan avenue Friday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs AL. Condor and Mrs.
Floyd Eaton and daughter Francis,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20
What This Buffalo Physician
Has Done For Humanity

The picture which appears hero
of DR.. Pierce of Buffalo, ". Y, was
taken in 1910. AS a young man. DR.
Pierce practiced medicine in Penn
sylvania and was known far ant
wide for his great success in allevi
ating disease. He early moved t.
Buffalo and put up in ready to-usr
form. his Golden Medical Discovery
the well-known tonic for the blood
This strength builder is made from
a formula which DR.. Pierce foun'
most effective in diseases of tn
blood. 1t contains no alcohol and j.
an extract of native roots with tn
ingredients plainly stated on tn,
wrapper. Good red blood. vim, Wig
or and vitality are sure to foiIuv
If you take this Alternative Extract
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry clears away pirnpies and annoy
ing eruptions and tends to keep the
complexion fresh and clear Thi-
Discovery corrects the disordere6
conditions in sick stomach, aids
digestion. acts as q tonic and puri
fies the blood, Write Dr. Pierce.
InvRlids Hotel in Buffalo. n Y. an
receive confidential medical advic
with OUT charge. All druggists Sc
DtsoDv~rr. saboets OF lsulaA SGzs
lbc fo- Erias T&E-AGr~
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Walks 800 Miles to
College in Missouri
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyrcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVTcEI
COLUMBIA, Mo, jamin
Leader is a student of the old school
he walked here for the universitys
opening.
Leader just completed a walk of
1900 miles from New York City to
attend the University of Missouri
and is now enrolled. Leader carried
violin under his arm all the way
and has secured employment in a To-
cal movie theater to earn funds to
continue his education.
He expects to walk home for his
vacations
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kyle and their
daughter returned from a motor trip
to Altoona, Pa, wher they visited
with relatives for two weeks.
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$40 Having a So check. Kash de-
cided to pay the debt. He raised the
check to read $40 and was arrested.
Pleading guilty, he was given a
suspended sentence.
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Belovany, Gary, Julia Sipas. Elgin.
lll' Chas. VIM. Rabb. Hammond.
lnez l. Barnett. Chicago.
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Sir Gilbert Parker, English au-
Choir of note and close follower of
the situation in the motion picture
world, says that censorship of
plays and pictures will not protect
the morals of the public. you
can't cure a taste for an evil by
censoring it out Of existence" lie
says. He is now in this country.