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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-29


Six large rooms and bath. up to-
date bungalow. nearing completion,
situated on one Of the choicest cor
ners in HYDE Parks exclusive neigh
borhood. This home has all the mo-
dern conveniences, book case colon
nades. beautiful sun parlor artistic
electric fixtures. large kitchen cab
met. sanitary bath tub, clothes
chute, clothes closets, Holland Fur
Graded lot surfaced with black dirt,
garage, pergola and shade trees Re
asonable payment down and balance
like rent. II you are / home seeker.
this is your chance
REAL BARGAIN
$4,000 CASH
PRICE $4,000
Two story. room and bath mo-
dern home. 80 foot lot. Rece ption
room, coy den room extra large
living room. with colonuades to the
dining room. built IN china closet.
buffers pantry, large kitchen with
kitchen cabinet. Oak stair case leads
from the reception hall to second
floor where there are three large
light bedrooms with large clothes
closets and linen closet and modern
bath room. Toilet on the first floor
Hot water heat and electric lights
Two separate garages, Well kept
lawn and shade trees. One half
a good home and d good investment
where values are increasing.
Frank j. Wachewicz
Home Of the Best Home Bargains"
stats St. REALToR 1917
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Alto ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE-Two slightly used 80
by So tires. ESQ Michigan enue.
Hammond 1892
f.0R SALL--Csed tires. all sizes. 70
3Tx5 Price 80 10 s4.50 VIII
replace unsaJ4sfactory tire within
go days at half cost ulcanizlng
and retreading. Open evenings and
Sundays to I2 noon FayetIe Tire
shop corner Favette and Walter
streets. Hammond Il % L
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NOTICE TO NOE-ltESIDENI
STATE OF INDIANA LAKE COUN-
TY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND.
INDIANA. NOVEMBER TERM,
1922
Dominic P. sevald vs. Ernest NJ.
Cross ct al. Cause No 224l2. Act
ion to Quiet Title to Real Estate
in Lake County. Indiana
Now comes the plaintiff by Dom
inic P Sevald, attorney and files
his complaint herein, together with
; an affidavit OF competent person.
showing that the defendants there
to, to-wit: Ernest NJ Cross. Mrs.
Ernest NJ Cross. his wife. whose
true Christian name Is unknown,
John Drost. Mrs John Drost. his
wife. whose true Christian name is
unknown John Dorst. Mrs. John
Dorst his wife. whose true Christ
Ian name is unknown, their heirs,
deyisees and lesatees. are non-resi-
dents Of the State of Indiana. and
that this is an action to quiet title
70 the following real estate situa-
ted in Lake County. Indiana, to-wit.
Lot Twenty-stx (26) Block Four
"a of Morris Addition to the city
OF Hammond. Lake County, Ind
ANA
Said defendants are therefore here
b. notified OF the tendency OF said
action and that the same will stand
for trial at the next term OF said
Court. and that unless they appear
and answer or demur therein. al the
calling Of said cause, on the 9Th
day Of January. A D. 1928. the
same being the 2nd day Of the next
! term of said Court TO be begun and
held in Room number in the Court
House at Hammond in said County
and State. on tho End Monday Of
January, A .. 1928. said action VIII
BE heard and determined in their
absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. here
unto set my hand and afix the seal
Of said Court, at Hammond. Indiana.
this 18th day OF November. a D.
1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
/ (SeaD Clerk L. S. c.
By: WILETTA CAMPBELL.
Deputy Clerk l1:15 % 80
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-EiderIy man wants JOB
as janitor or watchman. Phone
s62-R or 1254-M Hammond. 1929: st
yVANTEp-Job by boy, rs years old
after school and Saturdays Phone
126I-W Hammond. Ice 1t
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FOR SALES room modern bunga-
low on Detroit st. This place is
vacant and ready to move into.
Price s4,750. H Hechler. 1884 JEFF
ferson st. phone 220s Ham. 11.29:2t
NORTH SIDE
HOME BARGAIN,
One and one-half story modern
frame. six large rooms all newly
decorated and vanished. oak floors
full basement and furnace. white
enameled bath. new electrical flxtur-
es. building in first class repair and
just reprinted. All assessments paid
NOW VACANT. READY TO MOVE
INTO.
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Mondav afternoon poodle dog
named Peggy" Finder please re
turn 70 $40 Douglas ave or phone
f225-J Hammond Reward. II IS ct
LOST-Cameo brooch state street
between Oakley and Holman Or
on East Chicago street car Re
ward If returned to Lyndora hotel.
Hammond 1t:2S;2t
LOST-Boy's brown and tan sweater
in and 10 cent store, Holman 81.
Leave at desk in Woolworths, Ham
mond. 11:2e:1t
WILL the two ladies who picked up
a small dog on Towle street please
return to Mrs r. F'reer, col Chica 90
ave. Hammond 1I:29.1t
REWARD
IF the boys who found a gold
watch and chain in East Hammond
Tuesday night. Nov. 21st. will re-
turn them or furnish Information
leading TO their recovery. S250 90 will
be paid and no questions asked Sam
skufakiss. $50 Morton ave. Ham
mond. 11:2S:2t
FOTND-A rabbit hound. Call at
57S Ames ave. East chi 11;2o:1t
FOUND bull dog. Call 18th s.
and Columbia ave. Hammond Va
81 Davis u 20 4 Z
LOST Burch Of keys. MONDAY.
somewhere in Hammond or East
Chicago. Reward Call 2Ss East
Chicago- 11.29.It
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MilNEf 10 LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN--On personal pro-
perty. second mortgages or notes
discounted Herman T. Sasse, Room
POI Reynolds Bldg. 522 Broadway.
Phone So- Cary IL 4
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WAN IED-We have Openings Tor 10
young men betw cen the ages OF Is
and 20 to learn the trade Of boiler
maker or machinist Liberal wages
20 start with. depending upon the
ability Of the applicant. Come pre-
pared 70 go TO work. Apply 10 Works
Manager, Gibson Shops. Railroad De-
partrnenf, Gibson Ind. 7.19.ff
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOR RENT-Board and room 739
Claude st, Standard Steel men
preferred Ham moHd. 11:2S.2t
FOR RFNT-Room and board for 2.
25s Plunmer ave. Phone 1S52R
Hammond 11.2a.1t
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NTET,-Salegrla with auto TO
sell Advertising signs of all kinds.
Unlimited territory A good chance
for the right man. Must give ref
erence straight commission. Brant
Sign Company. S04 E. Chicago ave.
phone 12I5-J East Chicago. 1l.z4:tr
WANTED-Sa statesmen. unusual op-
portunity 10 earn big money until
Christmas Call or write 1855 Gu
thrie st. Indiana Harbor Open eve
nings and Sundays. 1l:27.6t
WANTED-Men. learn Barber trade.
Clean carefree occupation that
pays Our short practical course
has made thousands independent
We can help you. Write today.
NIOLER BARBER COLLEGE. los s.
Wells st. Chicago 1925 st
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" AMER = T I e / G h t
Handlers, Checkers, Cal
lers and Truckers on a
tonnage basis, 45c per hr.
gteed. Can make good
money, night or day work.
Employees train leaves NJ.
c. depot 1880 a. N. for day
work, 1910 p. N. for night
work. Bus leaves Nickle
Plate 1870 p. m. for night
work; Apply L. M. Smith,
Agent, Ind. Harbor Belt.
Gibson Transfer. lO-'-''
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WANTED-2 or young men 70 learn
the shop end OF enameling bust
ness Apply Union Iron Products
Co 14sth and Ora sseEi ave. East
Chicago 11.2s
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALF-1ust received, 5000 roll
1928 wall papers from &c 70 1sc a
roll All big bargains. Carl Verraitt
Papsr Hanger 40 Michigan avenue.
phone 1929 Hammond 11:I5:tf
HOME COOKING. lunch from II to
?. m Dinners. TO 1880. s432
Elm street. Indians Harbor. 11:22:6t
DIRT GIVEN AWAY-F'or flling IN
yards. 512, 18th St Phone 75-W
Whiting. 11.2s:5t
WANTED-All kinds OF small mason
jobs, chimneys, fire walls and
garages. Phone 1893 Ham 11:2s:2t
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MEN WANTED Steady
work, good pay; Metals
Refining Co., Summer ST.
nnd Subway. ll-1'-''

WANTED-A few reliable men and
women 10 devote full or spare time
70 sell a high class. new in the
market. big money making proposal
ton. Write or call at 1856 Guthrie
street. Indiana Harbor. 11.27:6t
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WANTED-Earn $40 10 $3.50 month
". expenses paid. as Railway Traf-
fc Inspector. Position guaranteed
after 8 months spare time study or
money refunded Excellent oppor-
tunities Write for Free Booklet.
F-495 Stand. Business Training Inst,
FuNaio y 7. 9:13:tf
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WANTED-First class plano sales
man. good salary. with chance for
advancement TO right party. p. a.
Starck Piano Co. 55e Broadway,
Gary. Indiana 11:31 81
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
That the Continental Casualty
Company proposes to increase its
capital stock by the amount of $780,
10000.
H G. 3. ALEXANDER.
President
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY
COMPANY
11;22:29:12 .6:13
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WANTED - Carpenters and mill
wri gi1ts. Apply Employment orice
Grasselli Chemical Co. 151st and
Kennedy ave. East Chicago. 11.G7 81
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBILES


INnEDZE x
A-NN'l4AAI-1AlN -
SpECT -
= : -
In order To ma l[q room
we have reduced the price
= n'' = 49, - -
on every used car we own.
1
come TO see jIleIll, Tie pI1C
nc VII e.,,-,,o,,;eo 49,,
- " LII SUI pl1ot VI.
y lhtoh coupe
-a1lilac coupe
1ooge coupe.
Marmon touring.
To-dsn to,,rf,o
Kisesi +o1,-trg
FRANKLIN touring.
--
Liberal terms
----
-------
LEO P kNOERzbR
Chicago and Sheffield ave. Pnone
o63 Hammond. II 20: 81
USED CARS
One Dodge sedan. good as new
One 1920 REQ touring. only run
7 900 miles.
One 1922 REQ truck canopy top.
good as new. Can be bought for
a big saving.
One 1922 REQ truck express body
and closed cab.
One Chevrolet sedan.
These cars are all good buys Cash
or terms. No reasonable offer re-
fused
Cars can be repainted Immediately
In our newly equipped paint shop.
High class work done
REQ SALES co.
$50 Calumet avenue. Phone u q
Hammond - -
FOR SALE-CheVrolet roadster With
truck box. a. your own price. =
q Terry, - clinton ST. IiAnin ne 9i ~ !.
Il - : !
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK.
Come prepared to drive used car
away for SO
r., 0NElL A. ~ SALE9 ~
,,and ftt9S.2t
49, =. -.
BOHLING'S BAFt .
one Dodge Brothers touring ms
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WANTED elderly man to
tend furnace for room and board,
not much work. but good home SIS
Sibley street. Hammond. 10:27:3t
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MACHINES

We represent the International
Washing Machine COMPANY. OF Chit
ago, the largest re builders Of all
standard makes OF washing ma
hines. carving a new guaran-
ZEE. See US before buying We can
ave YOU real money. Terms. Tad
lock & Huff. 169 Logan St Phone
Hammond 1393-Nx. 11.2S:tf
FOR SALE OR RENT- Blacksmith
shcr. general repairing and horse
shoeing. good location, a rare oppor-
tunity for the RI ght man. reason 7
must leave this part. a bargain If
taken at once. Write B-382 care
Times Hammond 11:2S.3t
FOR SALE Columbia grafonola.
SIC Claude ST. Hammond 1I:2S.2t
FOR SNLE-Two stoves. washing
machine wringer. Kitchen table.
he'd. sewing machine Call 1907
C.raneNtne s. Indiana Har I1:2S:2t
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FOR SALE-NlisceIlaneous

FOR SALE--lSliscenaneous
FOR PAINT AND
W A Ii p a p f Il
SEE j. l.. COHEN
Paint $50 per gallon
2S9 Sibley Street
Phone Hammond 4136-W
Kodaks at SO cents on the dollar.
Lesser. lf5 State ST. Ham. 9:6:6t
COAL
Southern and Central Illinois. In
diana and Franklin County Call 249
Hammond. J. r Wilhelm g. Son:
FOR SALElOne Butter Kist pop
corn machine. Phone Isl Ham.
mond. 11:s:tf
FOR SALE-Fully equipped chair
barber shop and pool room, three
tables, at 16S Conkey ave, $3.50
cash Phone S45 Hammond. f1:l3:tf
FOR SAI.E-Grocery market, doing
good business; will invoice or lump
sum. located on Holman St Address
T. T.. care Times. Ham. 1l:27 ~
II # opening. 14xf4 beam, for
ceiling; all solid oak; first class con-
dttion. Sl25 worth Of oak for $50.
Phone Hammond 1886. l1.2I:tt
FOR SALI-Leattng stoves, cooking
ranges. laundry stoves. gas ran
ges. pianos. trunks, rugs and furni-
ture of all kinds IT N Walls, Fur
niture and Piano Moving Second
hand goods. bought. sold and ex-
changed Isl sihley st. Ham. 11:27:4
FOR SALE-Just arrived. one car
Pocahontas Lump Coal. Phone 3
or S. Hammond 1i.27:6t
FOR SALE-A bargain 10 some one,
rooms Of furniture. good as new
VIII sell separate Henry Ferguson.
S96 Oak street, Hammond Il:2S:St
FOR SALE-One Diebold. double
door steel vault fire proof Gen
eral Wrecking & Lumber Co, Maine
Hotel State and Holman st. Ham
mond 1f;2S:4 At
FOR Reasonable. grocery and
del store, living rooms I'm rear.
Good location 80 State Line street.
Phone 1852 Hammond 11:2S 81
FOR SALE-Small restaurant, must
sell on account of sickness. doing
good business. just the place for
man and wife, good location in Ham
7sond Address T. Q. Box 155. Ham
a~0nd 11.2S- 81
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ANTED-Marrle man over age 3
10 sell and collect. Phone 3145
Hammond. 11:oZ:5t
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WANTED = Laborers at
Nowak Milling Corpor-
alton, Calumet and 150th
St. Hammond. "i'-u
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WILLIAM II. oLps.

WILLIAM II. oLDs.
Sheriff Lake County. Indiana
MILO NJ. BRUCE.
Atty for Plaintig 11;Is:2S so
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-A maid for general house
work. in small family, no washing
2f wildwood Rd.. or Zachau avenue.
Hammond. l1:21.tf
EARN 500 WEEKLY. SPARE TINE
AT HOME. addressing, mailing.
Music circulars Send Toe for Music
information. etc. American Music
co. 1853 Broadway. ~. Y. 11.27:5t
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SECTION The said COMPANY.
its successors and assigns. shall save
the CITY Of Gary free ana harmless
BY reason Of any loss or damages
to any person or property growing
out Of or connected with the con
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-29

FOR SALE-Modern 1 room bunga-
low on south side Price. $4,000
Can be handled with $500 cash. Bal
r. T. TT Hechler 1874 Jefferson st..
phone 22os Hammond II 2a .et
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT-
STATE OF INDIANA LAKE COUN-
TY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND.
INDIANA. NOVEMBER TERM.
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WILLIAM II. oLDs.
Sheriff Lake County. Indiana
y. r. VAN HORNE.
Atty for Plaintiff. 11:2s:127:lS
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WANTEn 10 RENT

WANTED 10 RENT-2 or furn,
rooms, suitable for light hskpg.
Phone 243s Hammond. 11:29;3t
WANTED TO RENT-Two or three
furnished rooms on north side.
Phone 2172 Hammond. lt.29:lt
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Sheriff Lake County. INDIANA
W b VAN HORNE.
Atty for Plaintiff. 11:2s:1z ;ls
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22

Frank A. Mnnsey. Gaston Liebert. Miss
Anne Morgan. Clarence Msckay, Mrs.
Leland EgRieston Cofer, N ~. Gilbert
Montague, Maurice Leoli, Sam leI r..
Bertron, Herbert Il. swope, Murray
Hurlbert
Others who were present included
Mrs. II. T Osborn, Dwight w. Nor
row, Jan Psdcrewsli, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Lamont, Paul y. Crayath,
Edwin +. Gay, Isaiah Bowman, Archi-
bald G. Coolidge, Norman II. Davis,
Stephen r. Duggan, John II. Finley,
David T. Houston, Whitney II. Shsp-
nrdson, William II. Shepherd, Paul NJ.
W,arbarg, George v. Wicke,rsham1,'
Bliss, Alfred l.. Aiken, James s. Alex
ander, Frederick H. Allen Frank Alt
schul, W. w. Attcrbury, Jules s. Bache,
Robert J.. Bacon, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Barr Baker. Ray Stannard Baker, Ju-
Illus II. Barnes, Robert I. Barr, Amos
l.. Beaty, John G. Berquist, Bruce
Bliven, George Blnenthal, william P.
Bonbright, Alfred G.. Bosom, Charles
II. Brent, Albert Breton. Norman
Bridge, Elmer Il. Brown, Philip Mar"
shalt Brown, Arthur Buliard, William
Butterworth, James Byrne, Robert j.
Caldwell and william r. Carey,
Thomas l.. Chadbourne, William M.
Chadoubrne, Joseph 7. Chamberlain,
seph P. Cotton, Frederic r. Coudert,
f. ingsbury Curtis, John w. Davis,
Malcolm w. Davis, i. Trubee Dawson,
Give Day, Henry w. de Forest, Alfred
l.. p. Dennis, Clarence Dillon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank N. Doubleday, Russell
Doubleday, John Foster Dulles, Arthur
Dunn, T. Coleman du Pont, Otto M.
Fidlitz, Karl Eilers, Abram I. Elkus,
William II. P. Fauncc, Henry Fletcher,
Allen B. Forbes, Raymond B. Fosdick,
P. A. s. Franklin, Leopold Frederick,
A. Gade, Hurry A. Garfield, John W.
Garrett, George w CASTOR, Huga Glib
| son, Robert Goolet, Samuel p. Gold
man, William c. Grace.
Prcntiss N. Gray, Jerome D. Greene,
Alexander Grosset, Sidney l.. Gulick
j. W. II. Hamilton, John Hays Ham
mond, MIR. and Mrs. John Henry Ham
| mond, Francis r. Hart, Charles II.
Haskins, Charles .. Hazen, Samuel
Heilner, Edwin M. Kerr, Walker D.
Hines, Hamilton Holt, Edward M.
House, Herbert s. Houston, Charles p.
Rowland, David f. Hudson, Marley O.
Hudson, Edward N. Hurley, Henry L.
ILckelheimer, VIII II. Irwin, James n
JofY'e, Johnson A'on gosepb 'oVV'' W. Jones' Arch.
Frederic r. Kellogg, Fred I. Kent,
William S. Kies, willard v. King, Alvin
W. Krech, Kenneth s. Latourette,
| A. B. Leach, Henry Goddard Leach,
! Ivy l., Lee, X. c. Leffingwcll, Herbert
| II. Lehman, Samuel A. Lewisohn, Sam
uel McCuue Lindsay, Walter Lippmann,
! Robert II. Lord, John r. Macarthur,
| Severe Mallet- Provost, Louis C. Mar
| burg, Gregory Mason, John II. Me
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22

Is TO build walls around your couu-
try and to isolate yourselves from
civilization? Moreover, IL you bring
Germeny to reason. IL you cali her to
atone in measure, IL that is done
great good VIII como. ! hardly dare
pronounce the word, but, after all,
will say it.
Men Cannot Continue
The Struggle Forever
Now, say, that after such q war
men cannot continue to fight each
other, they cannot fight forever
There are after all two Germanies,
There is the Germany which is a
Democratic Germany, which think
could more easily, at least, be called
to reason; while the others, who
love war, have learned nothing and
are preparing revolution or civil
war against their brothers, Just to
begin the action against the Euro
pean powers. Well, whatever may
happen, the Intervention of Amerien
in what way | leave 1t to you alto
gether for the moment, the way.
That is no business of mine. That
is yours. You have seen one of the
greatest dramas in the world We
may not understand all that 1t meant
and all that it represented.
Now we are in the greatest crises,
and nobody knows when il may end.
Nobody knows whether European
miseries won't have some effect upon
American prosperity. You announced
to the world that you would set them
free. You proclaimed 1t in the
peace treaty. Then | turned to you
and l told you this: Why did you
make the war? Was it because you
thought that you would be threat
encd? Was it to aid others? Was
it for the liberation of suffering
countries and make, as President VIII
son said, democracy safe, or some
thing like that. Tell mo which OF
these points you have gained by this
war. You have come to the last
point where you are granted by good
fortune the time to think. Now,
have you made UP your minds? No
sacrifice is demanded or exacted from
you except to assert that you want
to keep among the people of this
world the great place that you have
twice taken.
If you take it, then you will sec
great emotion among tho people,
liberty liberation. II you
don't, the prospect is dark and
dreary. But you may be sure that
we won't fall into it before we have
done our best to try to avoid it.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Hope for Extra Mileage
Check Killed Iva House

FROM the Trt0aWe's Washington BaYeun
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81. -.
Any member OF Congress who ex-
pected to receive two fat mileage
checks to cover travelling expenses
between his home and Washing
ton within two weeks OF each
other~-one for the opening of the
special session and ono for the
conyening of the regular session
on December d.--was serely iisap-
pointed to-day when Chairman
Madden of the House Appropria-
tions Committee obtain the adop-
tion of resolution blocking that
possibility.
The mileage bill for the two
houses ut the beginning OF ses-
zion is about 1926, 900. About
$4,000 of this is for the Senate
and $l75,o0o for the House. In
Offering his measure providing
for the special session Mr.. Mad
den informed the House that this
would have to last them from now
until the 9th Congress expires,
on March d.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22

co cooperation between the two countries
could be begun Immediately through n
close economic accord. In this con-
nection, he deprecated the occurrence
Of such petty annoyances as the Vim
timiglia affair"
Explaining this incident, which. ne
oording TO Premier Poincare's protest
TO the italian Premier yesterday, had
reached the proportions of q violent
demonstration by the Fascist before
the French consulate and the demand
for the extension of the Italian
frontier to the River Wax at French ex.
pense, Premier Mussolini insisted it
had been very mild affair. Admitting
the words, Down with France!h
might have been used, as the French
Premier charged, and that demand
for the extension of Italy's border to
the Var might have been voiced,
Mussolini labeled ali talk about q
Fascist demonstration as exaggerated.
Likes to Be Linked With Napoleon
According to his advices. he said, the
only participants in the incident had
been two unauthorized members of the
Fascist and one employee of the French
consulate. This trio, it appeared, he
said. had been engaging in little
private argument in which he refused
70 sec aflyVnlnE ilkc demonStratlon."
Mussolini does not object to being
characterized AZ "ltaly's dictator" and
seems pleased If any resemblance is
pointed out between himself and his
theories and Napoleon and the Ma
poleonic theories. Napoleon, he remarked
was more of dictator than he, yet, at
the time that he began his European
campaigns Napoleon was widely re-
garded as an anti-royalist propa-
Eandist.
Mussolini denies there is any re-
semblance between Fascism and Ger
man chauvinism. Fascism is moral
system, he says, whereas, Germany is
devoid of the moral motif, harboring
in-an,r nni,, ..,,,.it -
New-York tribune., 1922-11-22
Brilliant Gathering Hears
French Statesman Speak
Says American People Have Not
Forgotten Part Played by
German Navy i'm War.

No more brilliant gathering has been
seen here in years than that which
turned out last night Mt the Metropoli-
tan Opera House to do honor to
Georges Uemenceau and TO hear his
first public utterance since he arrived
in this country. The parterre box
holders we're:
Mrs. Edward NJ. House, Elihu Root,
Otto n. Kahn, Mrs. John w. Davis,
MRS. George Peabody Wetmore, Frank
l.. Polk, Mrs. James Byrne, Mrs.
Charles r. Alexander, Henry Morgen-
thau, Arthur Curtiss James, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elbert II. Gary. Edward r. Stet-
tinius, Mrs. Ogden Reid, Miss Georgine
lselin, Miss Annie b. Jennings, Ber-
nard M. Baruch, Helen o. Brice, Mrs.
Charles Dana Gibson, Robert W. de
Forest, Miss Mabel Choate, Thomas f.
Ryan, Judge Francis X. pendleton,