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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-07-07

George Eliot characterized as "short
swallow-fiights of song that dip their
wings in tears and skim away" Some
OF these songs are so touching, so
full of the tenderest sorrows that all
the races of man-white, black, brown
and yellow--have adopted them for
their own. Professor Hosmer tells
how while travelling one day through
the South he was stopped by few
disjointed notes of melody Of which
he felt he could fill out the parts lost
on the wind. For while he was tan
talized, falling into sweetly melan-
choly reveries. AS he neared the
source, the notes kept growing clear
er, stronger, more spirited, and then
there resounded the words:
Ich weis NIGHT was soil es bedeuten
Dass ich so traurig bin
coming full l-throated from a group Of
colored children.
But this mood did not last long with
the poet. The nightingale turned
tiger. From now on one could cross
his path only by taking his life in
his hands, so to speak.
When a few years later he met with
disappointment in his love for
Therese, Molly's sister, he was case
hardened. He only sneers: woman,
remember, thou art dust!" And he be-
gins to dream of Heaven, where the
cookery must be excellent" and where
a fellow could find some relief, as
"there is no marrying and no giving
in marriage in Heaven;" where he
would have chance to watch from on
high "the devil poking the fires of
hell with special good will" for all
the immediate struggle and begs,
ooh, women, laugh at me, hate me,
love me, jilt me-but let me live in
peace" Yet would he like to have
some one ''to water my grave with
tears of fidelity" However, he now
and then shakes from his apathy and
cries "Life, thou art the greatest
good; and Death, thou art the worst
evil"
Now he turns his energies to Philis-
tia, no matter in what country he,
finds it. ENGLAND is fine country.
The things the matter with it are the
fog and the Englishmen." "And Eng
lishman loves Freedom as he loves his
lawfully welded wife. He regards
her as a possession, and if he does
not treat her with special tenderness,
yet, if need be, forsooth knows how
to defend her.
"A Frenchman loves Freedom as he
does his chosen bride. He will COM
nit thousand follies for her sake.
"a German loves Freedom as he
loves his old grandmother.
"And yet, after all, no one can ever
fell how things NAV turn out. TheC
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Ramona F1GuERcA.

Esta es una enferma que Sc encon-
traba en- sEGUNDo GRADo de Tnber.
culosis. La fiebre ha desaparectdo, tie
ne buen apetito, aumentando sapida.
mente de peso. Necesitara apltcarse has
ia TREINTA INYECCCIoNEs y lue-
go, despu6s, de cuando en- cuardo al
guna. para su completa curaci6n.
Para obtener el 'eNUFoRAL'', los
Sres M6dicos, Droguistas y Farmac6T-
ticos, pueden dirigirse al Sr. Juan N.
Rodriguez, Gale Atocha, Ponce, P. B.,
quier. despachar$ todas las 6rdenes que
Sc le hagan.
The Porto Rico Drug Co., Poncs y
San JUAN va tienen existencias del
sNUFoRAL'' y dentro de POGO 10 hss-
bra on todas las Boticas y Droguerfas
de Puerto Rico.
81 usted Sc siente enferm0 del pc
cho, acuda inmediatamente donde 50
M6dico, quien le aplicara el "NUFo-
RAIL-.
FL "NUFoRAL" no es un Patente
ccmercial; es un especifco para el
cratamiento de la tuberculosis en- to-
Sas sus formas. No es t6xico, narc6tico
nj biol6gico, sino un producte puramen
te quimicc, el cual esta dando resulta-
dos sicaces en- Ell tratamiento de Ia Tu
Eerculosis.
La forma de aplicarse es sumamente
sencilla, y cualquier Medico de Ia Isla
puede aplicar el "NUFoRAL'y inn.e-
ciatamente. Asdvt.
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UN MINISTERIO QUE DIMITE
Y VUELVE AL PODER

ATENAS, julio 17.-El presidente
del Gabinete sefior Stratos en- vista
de las difcultades encontradas en- la
discussion de los presupuestos naciona-
les ha presentado la dimision de todc
Ell gobierno.
Esta no fue aceptada poe el rey
Constantine.
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EXCELENTES REsULTADOS OBTE-
NIDos CON Ell ''NUFoRAL", PARA
Ell TRATAMIENTo DE LA
TUBERCULOSIS
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AGRED1o UNA MUJER

4l,l Hlfl h-i ---
En- Puerta de Tfeara, Ell individuc
Saturnino Fagan lie pego con las ma
nos a Teresa Mojica. Denunciado por
acometimiento Y aggression, la Corte 10
sentsnci6 a pagar $25 de multa.
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VICTORY GARDEN:

Ultima function del aplaudido cuadro
"Puchol'' 'el bonito drama en- siete
actOs de gran argumento tituladO "El
Final de La Jornada'.
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CINE NORMA:

Ell hermoso drama interpretado por
la gran actriz Margarita xirgu titd
lado "La Reina Joven''.
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He aqui la carta que dirige Ia Sc
Torita Ramona Figueroa, de Ponce, p
B., al Agente General de los Labora-
torios de "NUFoRAL" en- Puerto Rico.
Dice asi:
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DEsAF1o EN- HUMAcAo

Desde Humacao nos comunican que
Ell domingo Sc enfrentaran en- aquella
ciudad las novenas ''Humacao" Ell
"CoEectiva''.
Entire los numerosos 'ffans'' reina
gran expectation para asistir al desa-
flo, que promote resultar muy refido.
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Los agentes de la "Compafia Ira
satlantica'', sefiores s'Sobrinos de Ez-
Quiaga", nos participant que ell vapor
espafiol Montevideo'' llegara a nues
tro puerto en- viaje para Espaha Ell
dia 20 del corrienus.
Admite carga y pasa5s.
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segunda jornada de la magnifica Sc
rie EEL Conde de Montedristo" y ell
magnifco drama en- cinco actos LA
grimas de Oro''.
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FL extraordinario drama en- siete &C
tos titulado "Cuidado con La gente
extrafia".
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Ultimos episodes de la serie "Oro
de Piratas'' ell drama en- cinco actos
"Oro y Sangre''.
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FL drama en- siete actos por el popu
lar Monte Blue ''Raza de Gigantic.
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rRATRo "srRAND":

Primera parte de la hermosa novela
de Pedro Benoit ''La Atlantida'.
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Ell REY DE ITALIA A GENovA

ROMA, julio 49, Ell rey Victor Ma
nuel march6 aver Geneva. Perma-
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Eecera ALI dos dias siendo probable que
visite despu6s la ciudad de Piza.
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sr. Juan N. Rodriguez,

Ponce, P. R.
Estimado sefior:-
Deseo expresar mi gratitud los
Laboratories de ssNUFORAL'' de
los cuales es u>led representarte en-
esta Isla, pues despuss do SIETE in
yecciones de "NUFoRAL" me sien-
to muy bien; = aunuue tendr6 que
continuar Ell tratsmislto de acuerdo
con las instrucciones del M6dico que
me las est& aplicando, me en-
cuentro notablemente nejor, va
mis- condolences eran muy criti-
cas- cuando empez6 Ell ira ;ani;ento.
Quedo de vd. muy respetuosamente,
Ramona FIGUERCA.
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TINTE POPULAR

Admirable preparation para restau-
rar Ell color natural del cabello. Hermo-
sea rejuvenece sin causar dafio al
pelo. No mancha ell cults. No cantiene
substancias. nocivas la salud y es 80.
guro en- su acci6n.
De venta en- todas las Farmacias.
Propietarios: r. JULIA y Co., San
Justo 90, San Juan, P. R. Advt.
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Ell vAPoR QUE VA PARA EspANA
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UI1E1 Las AWTuGLAS
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CnvE "PUERTo R1Co";
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

flHurvH Tor iOuuHNlthnin exclude
roo geo persons reported idle on
account ~ the coal strike: those
Tor Massachusetts. New Hampshire
and Rhode Island exclude ra-
spectivciy $4,000 and $1,000 an 4
1900 persons affected by textile
strikcs and shuidowns.
The maximum total for Mary
land Includes persons without en-
pluymfnf who we're working dur
ms wartime expansion but VINO
not really dependent upon en-
ploymcnt.
Improvement In various states IL
reported rs follows:
Delawnrc-Applicntlons at fed
cral employment bureau. Whining.
ton. drop from 2iO-10O dnily to
los daily.
ullnois-Ratlo u applicants
Tor iohs. as reported by free en-
piuyment Offices ffarch. is2s-
10 100: February. ig2e-
20a7 to 100; March. is2l-sis.3
TO 100.
Kansns-Numbcr 81 unemployed
reduced az least 5000 during
March. according to John ".
Crawford. labor commissioner Of
the Kansas industrial court
Cnlifornia-Totnl Of unempioy-
mont seven To- ten pr cen Hess
than AZ this time a year ago. ac-
Cordlng to federal and state labor
officiRlr.
Ohio-'ondiiious improved forty
per cen ln last year; placements
employment offices during FIRST
quarter ~ 1899 forty-six pcr cont
More than during same period iaHt
year according 10 ". J. Blcbc-
shoimUr. federal director Of labor
oklahoma Unemployment les
Hcued onc-third 10 unc-huif since
the middle ~ February. according
60 claude T. ConuHily. state com
missioner 81 labor
Wiscunsin-t'ifiy por cent fSort
persons placed by employment
iu March than In February
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Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO. April 29%-Wheat dis.
played considerable flrmneas dur
INK the early trading on the board
OF trade today Fho market opened
Htrorg, declined slightly. Their
rallied. The strength IN Liverpool
wac said 20 he ihe main buliifh in
nuencr. Sentiment umong the
traders here b. decidedly mixed with
tho belief that fluctuations IN
wheat will be rapid be,'tuHe ~
Gencral evening 40, az Monday -
the first delivery day on May con
trapia Initial quotations which
ranged from unchtnse1 20 10
higher. with Nav si.4aA 20 tifaH
nnd July fi.21 % steTk were
followed ny slight declines, fncn
somewhat of "a rally,
Corn and onts WIRE somewhat
unsettled with ecnttcred llquidas
.iion on the May deliveries Aficr
htartine unchanged 10 Nc lcwer,
July 6s sc TO sbAc. this corn mar
ket scored slight general gains
oats opened unchapgvc 10 Nc
down July f0kc 20 sOnc aud
then lowered about Yesterdays
close.
Higher quotations Va hogs were
responsible for nrhlcr provisions
with n fair trade.
May wheat dropped five cents
from the early hiEh 70 H.S9 when
efforts 20 execute srllins, orders
found the market poorly support-
ed This delivery rluctanted rapid
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TRADING,
HIGHER PRICES N
WOOL MARKET

BOSTON. April s9-Rnthcr cx-
cited trading has marked the woo.
market during the week. and priccs
are on tha upward trend Sale
Of foreign wool In bond have be
come nor general and free wools
are subject to speculative trHdine
among dealers especially scoureds.
Buying has become more general
In country. Jcricho Pools IN
Utah have been sold at 90 cents
fine. aud Fine medium wool. fair
staple shrinking about 90 per cent
or si.tb clean. landed Hnston
Manufacturers 8 buying spar
inEiy. reluctantly, finding prutitf
exceedingly difficult StrikcH and
tariff r unchanged. Foreign
markets are string Liverpool
ana Fast India sales advanced gen
orally IL to 20 per cent for best
American styled woods. Expect
ter per cent advance In London
Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

NEW YORK. April 29-Undcr
lead ~ vnrlous speculative issue.
chiefly oils, coppers and indie
pendent sicols. today'a bric: stock
market recorded further %recoycrics
from the moderate reaction of the
mid week EStreme advances
among oils. notably Standard on
- Ncw Jersey and Associated Oh
uf California rat from I to almost
3 points Anaconda kennicott aud
American Smelling gained ! To :
points. Bethlc hem. Gulf States.
iacknwunna and NHuudium Storis
rusc I 70 ~ points. Equipment.
motor spcclaltios ana tobacco.
leather and chemical tissues also
strengthened
Tho railway group was not
especially prominent In the move
mont The close was strong Snlcs
approSi mated 100000 shares.
ANAUl Na.
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NEW YORK. Anrl 20 %I1orelgn
UNchHnrc, steady. Great yritain
demand ff2hs cables 44eN,
stNty-dny bills on bnrxa. 40.
France. demand. gtPia; cables.
. 20. Italy demand. 52ss cables
5so belgium. demand. sfslh
cable. 845 Germany. dcmand.
80 cables. .a5M Hui,tis1. de-
r7and, ssh; cables. 1914 Nor
WHY. demand. IS 10. Sweden de-
mand, 1880. Denmark. demand,
Illla Swifa7rianu demand. 70 e.
Rpnin, lemlf a 1Ai2. Greer. Co.
mand ibu punnd, Demand.
90 Czecho-S lovnkia. domnnd.
I93 Argentine. demand, as.i2.
Efakil, demand. iS.7b. Montreal
49,
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Increased Activity in Stock
Market Marked Month of April;
Many "MiHion-Share" Days
Higher Valuation Noted for Country Industrial Enterprises;
Security Values Hinge on Earnings and Not on Cheap
Money Bond Prices Higher; Improvement
in Steel and Railroads.

have advanced 10 a lower Income
yield. while new issues have nu-
daciously posted n lower coupon az
one Of their market features.
American Investors have been suI
receptive to foreign. government
and industrial bonds that It is I'm
possible TO find sufficient supplies.
for the market. The feature OF
this week = market was the success
ful nothtion 81 si5.OOO.O 600 Of long
term ~ per cent bonds Of the
City Of New York. the first IN a two
year period.
one # the most hopeful signs Of
the times h the marked improve
ment in the credit 81 the railroads
with the investing public. " Is
more than a dozen years since IS
has been possible to sell railroad
securitlos with any assurance that
the bankers would not be- left with
an uncomfortable proportion Of the
ISSUE on their hands. Ever since
1910 and probably q year OF 20 be-
fore that offerings OF railroad
securities have INST with q luke
warm response on the part pf the
Nnl"N NNANINN INV N"NHANH NNfANANN'fAAN
tho change tor the better came
with the enactment ~ the trans
p%ortaiion act While this statute
left much 20 be desired II wa
practically the muEimum that could
be extracted from "a congress that
was or less governed by pollti-
cal ~cAigcnclcH ami bound By the
traditions u IN" recent past At
any rate Il madc q step toward
more efficient coordination.
business Improvement
The outstanding evidences Of an
Improvement In the business nut
lock have been the greater activity
In the steel industry. the improved
railroad outlook. the gradual
stabilizotion Of commodity price,
aud the revival or building con
s%truction. \ grca; deal ~ tho
current business activity L., of
course. Of a seasonal character.
The Indications that relatively
stabilized price levels are within
reach has done much to restor,
buying confidence The rise IN
prioen for agricultural products.
first in cotton ana then In Trains
and i've stocks. has afforded IA
farms the opportunity 10 escape
large iusses an surplus stuckH. hus
added to their purchasing power;
Improved the banking structure IN
the Fuuth and west. 10y the paying
Off ~ frozen loans. remot ID much
Of the discomfort created hy price
mnlndjustmont and minimizcd the
possibilities Of dangerous ioEialh
tive projects Involving special
7 treatment FOR class Interests.
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Weekly Business Review
General Improvement in Industrial
Situation Is Indicated in Reports
Gathered by Associated Press

ire beginning 20 have difficulty In
filling calls for lnborcra. reports
rom the state Indicated no IN
isuni or serious condition lie
added. however. Nebraska viii
need no outside labor. unless
iusrihly some harvest hands late
10 the summer.
Jobs For in In New scrscy
There IL "a Job now open for
.vcryhDdy who wants to work. In
New Jersey. a%ccordine to Russell
EidredEc. federal director 81 en-
ploymcnt In the state department
90 labor He added that there "
q shortage % skilled mechanics all
lvcr the state
.tofeph A. Kitchen. director Of
he North DakoT, state Federal
employment Agency. declared at
bismarck that Next month there
WIFI not be n farm worker In tho
late who wants 10 work who viii
be out % a job. Mrs NJ. y. Bowe.
~ charge Of the Fargo State-Fed-
orai Employment agency. declared
that there was no acute unemploy-
ment problem In North Dakota.
tud thut tho state continued TO
thsorh much labor from the south
and east. Tho demand h almost
entirely for farm labor. she added.
n idaho, whore 10 was estimated
1000 were unemployed MAY Z
1871. unemployment has virtually
become % minus quantity. Normal
conditions 10y Jane werv predicted
in Utah
The belief that before summer
is over there viii boz q shortage Of
Ill kinds of labor was expressed by
a.. e. Soiplc. suporintondrn MT OF tho
tity Employment bureau At Clevo-
land Employers at Cleveland arc
advertising for Skilled labor
Estimates on the number % uu-
employed yer received from scm-
official sources in the following
afnfeH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

KANSAS CITY, April 90
Cattle Receipts. 400 Market for
week Beef steers. rs to 90 cents
higher; top, $3.50; he stock. rs
TO 30 cents higher. canner, CUTTERS.
bulls. stock COWS ana haiferS
strong to IS cents higher: calves.
$500 "a $3.50 higher. stockern and
feeders. steady 10 IS cents higher
stock calves. strong 20 30 cents
higher.
HoEh Receipts. 1900. Market
generally steady; fairly active f.
bulk. desirable kind. EiOaOH
4I0 ab; top, tiO.2b. bulk 81 ssl,s.
si0.o0Wfi0Si; throw out COWS
~, SO 5000 stock pigs. go 90 ~
t1G35.
sheep-Receipts. none. For
week Lamb, steady 10 eb rents
higher, top. $3.50; sheep. gs Ia
80 cents higher mostly 30 cents
higher.
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LInI,l,TY \

NEW YORK, April 29.-Llbcrty
bonds closed ave-. s9g.4o. first
- fp9.a4; second a., 5000. first
~ - 5000 second ~ = S9a so
third 4hs. sa9.76i fourth ms
s3sS2 Victory AIS, si0004 VIC
tory 44 fiOO.62.
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Nm Nnnk nnrInN

NEW YORK. April 29-Cotton
futures closed steady. May. fls2 ~.
july. fi712, October st7.Sb; De
comber Si5s5, January. E7sQ.
SPOT cotton steady. middlinE.
.tiS.25
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Livestock
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April 29-Cnttle-
Receipts. i.0O0. Market. compared
with a week ago; Beef Steers and
fhe stock. 10 TO rs cents higher.
yearlings. up most; bulls and
calyof. mostly So cents higher;
light butcher bulls. ~ more; stock
ors and feeders. Is cents higher.
weeks top yearling steers. 81 25.
matured steers. $500, weeks bulk
Of sales: beef steers. S7.G5 aS.59.
butcher COWS and hrifcrs. sb.76 70
S7l6; Gamers ana cutters. $3.50 ~
sibO. bologna bulls. s4.5O 20 Xi.g1.
veal calves. s7.7bMts2b Htorkors
ana feeders. $500 &7T5.
Hogs-Reoeipts. 1000. Market
clored active. lights mostly . cents
higher, others strong to 10 centa
higher than Fridays average; shnl-
pors bought about 1000: holdovrr.
night top SOS: bulk. ftO.25m
5000. pigs, about steady.
Sheep-itccciptH, 1000. Five
doubles. Is 10 8s-puund CLIPPED
lambs. si4.7b SilS5. one double.
fed TeNan shorn wethors, 50 20, IN
On shipping account other receipts
direct to packers. comPaged with
week ago. market unovcnly. gs
10 40 ccnts higher. bcttor grado TAI
lambs and ycarlings advancing
most.
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Produce

CHICAGO, Aprii 2a-Buttor-
Lower creamery extras, sec: nrstu.
- y asc seconds, atMoa sfc.
sta ndarda. use.
Egss-Lower Receipts. sass
cases Ffrsts, 25hc, ordinary
hrsts a2lcW2iM miscellaneous.
wv ws3c; storage packed extras.
81 r. storage packed f%irats. 2bc,
Poultry Alike. lower. fowls.
26c; broiiefs. 45c0 5bc. roosfors,
iec.
KANSAS CITY. April 2g-EggH.
I Nc luwer. firstF, 23Mc.
butter Unchanged.
Pouliry-uhchanged.
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Los ANGELES

LOS ANGELES. April 70
Hogs i2b 90 rs pounds, st07s.
Cattle StoorH. medium. $500,
calves, iXa "a $50 pounds, ta0O,
ib0 to IN pounds. Sio.7b.
SHEEP Ewes $500 10 5000.
lambs. &itOO I q si2.O0.
Others unchanged.
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LATEST MARKET NEWS

s.. the deferred deliveries and Also
corn and oats being affected by the
action Of May. a recovery toward
the finish Of about . cents. how
ever. followed when buyinR orders
appeared The finish ws- un-
settled, with prices ringing from
the snmc as yesterday to - g off
Corn showed "a firm undcrtonc
with commission houses persistent
buyers OF tho deferred delivcric
bur the market became unsettled
later when changing from May h.
the July deliveries was under wa
Tho close was nervous with pricpe
ringing from Ac@ ~ to kCW Nc
down
Close
wheat - May. Si39h; july.
81 2GA
Corn-May. GONc, July 6tA e..
Outs-May. sstEc. July. a9Nc.
Pork-May. S2i.0O,
tard-May. 5000. July Sll.ib.
Ribs May. $iie7; july, siio5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-29

In its TRUsT DEPAIsT-
MEN'r offers the same de-
pcminhkr srrvicc. famibnr 10
customers 81 tho COMMERCIAL
Banklae Departments for the
past forty years.
WE aCr As
Executor OF wills
Administrator BY Court APP
pointmcnt az request Of
heirs
Trustee under wills. Deeds
and Voluntary Agreements
Guardian OF tho property Of
minors
Custodian ~ Securities
Trustee under Corporate
Mortgages
Registrar and Transfer Agent
for Corporations
wills received In Safe Keep
ing without churEc. subject
TO your order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28
RAMBLING WITH
THE REPORTER
$4,000 TAILOR SHOP BLAZE

Fire early last evening swept
through the tailor shop of A. Schuz-
er at 500 Holman street. corner OF
Indiana avenue, wiping out a $4,000
stock OF Mems clothing and suit
ings.
The fire started when the stove
pipe fell to the floor and flames
leaping up ignited the ceiling. Mr.
Schuzer working in the rear room
of the two room store rushed to the
street. Companies one and three
OF the fire department responded to
the call. They kept the blaze to
the ground floor. Apartments
above We're smoke filled but escaped
damage.
Schuzer lives at 233 Hoffman st.
He says the loss is partially COW
cred by $4,000 insurance
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crossing early last evening. His
foot caught in step and he was
dragged twenty feet before freeing
himself.
Bleeding from serious cuts in his
head and face. he was picked up un-
conscious and rushed in the police
emergency to st. Margaret's hos
pital. Physicians say his condi-
tion Is critical.
Witnesses to the accident includ-
ed, L. P. Anderson, Z. c. Anderson,
500 Claude street. and Verne Nc
Mullen, II State street.
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his home had been robbed.
The detective flying squad was
dispatched Immediately Here
, what they found.
Rugs overturned.
Bureau drawers ransacked
Linens strewn about the floor and
stamped upon.
Silverware and jewelry missing
Chaos. upstairs and down.
Supiciaus, the detectives brought
Earl back to the police station.
There. under quizzing. he broke
down and confessed the whole job
had been framed
Il wanted to get even with my
step mother he sob5ed. She's
been cruel TO me and I wanted to
annoy her some way
He was given a spanking and
sent home.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-28

William Dutch Eggebrecht AS
Gordan street. and Hugo Mrosefke
fS4 Everett street. West Hammond
and albert Carr. 21s Michigan ave.
are nabbed by the ever wide-awake
detectives attached to Chief Ben
strong's special agents office of the
l. H. 3. railroad.
The latter two are charged with
grand larceny. The first with ma
ilcious trespass. Hugo and Carr
are alleged to have stolen $50
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STILL GETTING STILLS

Detectives Carlson. Fandrei and
kunz last night dropped in on Jas.
w. Writ Of 269 Sheffield avenue.
They found a still and two quarts
of moon. Writ, carpenter. was
released on $1,000 bail. He faces
charges OF V. /. !. only for home
consumption" is Writt's plea.