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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-02

ADVERTISEMENlS ACCEPTED BY.
HAMMOND-Tmes OGs>. hammond Blds- Phons
SiW. E S. Bearne Dlus Store, Us Calumet Ave.
Phone $685.. Calumet Pharmacy. 1856 Calumet
Ave. Phone 7z3.
%HTTNC-WhiiaS New- Co. sz4 li9h 81. PhaDs
l3SW.
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-By young woman. with
child, 4 years old. to do house
work Elderly couple preferred.
Address 1881. are Times. Ham
nond. 11:1:2t
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Published by Tha lake County Times, in cooperation
with The American Association eff Advertising Agencies
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-02

MEN-Learn Barber Trade. Clean,
care free occupation that avs Our
short practical course has made
thousands independent. We can help
you. Write today. MOLER BARRIER
COLLEGE, los s.. Wells St, Chicago.
10:2a:6t
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ply Office American Glue
Co.. West Hammond. s-ss-tf
WANTER -Freig 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 M.
C.. depot 1880 a. m. for day
work, 1870 p. m. for night
work. Bus leaves Nickle
Plate 1876 p. m. for night
work; Apply L.. M. Smith,
Agent, Ind. Harbor Belt,
Gibson Transfer. l0-s-'i'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-02

STERIZOL. non-poisonous, antisep-
tic. gernsicide. Ask me! May
fish. local manager. (Guaranteed)
Phone Hammond 2ss7. 11:2:1t
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
Estimates free. J. A Black. 571
Logan st. phone s93-RX Hammond.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-A Spindle Boston bull dog.
Pig years. full blood Phone 13SQ-W
11:1:2t
CARRIED AWAY Halloween night,
top of galvanized garbage contain
er. Finder phone 38s Ham. 11:2:3t
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FOR SALE-At a bargain
To be removed; One
Natl Cash Register, one
Cigar Floor Case, one To-
bacco Wall Case, Poolroom
Chairs and Tables Cheap;
Reliable Furniture and
Storage Co., SIT Holman
ST.. Hammond. li-l-a
FOR SALE@One Ice box, cheap.
Phone 1851 Hammond. 11:1:2t
FOR SALE-Heating stove, cooking
range, combination range. pianos,
dining room set. kitchen cabinets.
sewing machines. davenport, gas
ranges. book case china closet, rugs.
trunks, beds and springs. mattresses
and other furniture. H. NJ. Walls,
Furniture and Plano Moving, second
hand furniture bought. sold and ex-
changed. 1s1 Sibley ST., Ham. 11:1:2
FOR SALE-Household furniture.
Apply 1915 Olcott ave.. East Chi
FOR SALE-Piano, good condition.
Cheap II sold at once. 2371 East
State st. Hammond. 11:1:2t
FOR SALE = Light walnut piano
bench, used short time. Phone
ASSN Hammond. 11:e:2t
FOR SALE-One concrete mixer
Koehring Machine. Call 4o5 Ash
street. Hammond. 11:1:2t
FOR SALE-One-half karat pure
white diamond ring at a great sac
rihce Write B-326, car Times,
Hammond 11:1:1t
FOR SALF@A ladEs hiking suit,
a blue duvetyn suit, size 3s.
Write B-S26. care Times, Hammond.
11:1:1t
FOR SALE-2,0 600 unr-deened diam
onds. railroad watches less than whole
sale. Lesser. 145 State st. Ham. s:7:tf
FOR SALES piece overstuffed suite
Victrola. checker table. fernery, kit
chen table. 4 chairs. gas stove, etc.
Sheap; leaving city. 543, 150th st,
Hammond. 10:a1:3teod
FOR SALE-Two horses, wagon and
Inquire 500 New York
ave. Whiting. Ind. 11:1:2t
FOR SALE-Man's SIS brown suit.
size SO. will sell for s12, almost
new. Alps Olcott ave. Phone East
Chicago 1861. 11:1:3t
oIO q oar
gain, Simmons Double
Day Bed new at $15, Duo
fold Davenport SIS, Oak
Library Table, Large Oak
Rockers, Sideboards, Chit
toners, Dressers, Ward
robes, Kitchen Heaters,
Garbage Burners, Hard
and Soft Coal Stoves;
Cheap to be removed; Re-
liable Furniture & Stor-
age Co.. ST Holman ST..
Hammond. l1-1-s
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OAK STREET BARGAIN
$4,000 CASH
$4,000 PER MONTH
ONLY $4,000
INVESTIGATED
5 RDOM AND BATH MODERN
COTTAGE. Convenient to car Iire.
371k fl. lot. large front porch LARGE
LIVING AND DINING ROOMS, kit
and pantry. two good size bed
rooms with closets. electric lights,
furnace. enen block foundation.
This is q good bargain M will sell
quickly. An inspection will con-
vince you. Call or phone.
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sOA REN1-rurnIsh1d rooms. sue
ana 81 a day. Spring coL. 3bc.
by the week. 81. SO and 81 Hotel
carleton. Hammond 1O:4:tf
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Kissel Sport Roadster. Price ST.
$4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MANIFESTATION or advanced
piano pupils. Saturday morning
class for school children. Call plan
list. Parthenon theater or Hammond
S43-J 10:31:3t
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Cadillac touring, Z passenger, with
summer and winter tops. Price $3.50.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
TUPPER AND BODLE
TO PLAY OFF FOR
PRESIDENTS CUP

William Tupper and Alex Bodle
Will play or the Ealls IN ,le pres
-dent cup ,31ra-.: sI. ssIrdAj. on
the MiaIn. country club linAs.
This promises 70 Js one Of the
most interesting matches of the sea-
son. Mr.. Tupper has been for years
match players in the club and has
many prizes and trophies 10 his Gre
dit. Mr.. Bodle while lacking The
years Of experience that his oppon-
ent has had. is showing champion
ship form and Will give a good ac-
count Of himself. l. h Ahara pres
ldent OF the club has donated a beau
tiful engraved cup which VIII go
10 the winnSs'.
In a pre-match statement Mr..
Tupper SAYS that he Is playing in
has best form at the present time
and II he Is not disturbed by the
sand burs on No. and holes,
which have a tendency 20 make him
nervous. he has no fear Of the out
come Of the match.
Mr.. Bodle was reticent about max
ing a statement. other than that. Il
was time some Of the old timers
learned that it takes something be
eides a reputation to win a match
Mr. Bodle has been taking special
Instructions on some or the fner
points Of the game during the pas,
week and his supporters have every
confidence in his ability 10 uin the
cup
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
TEMPLE

Tyrone Power and Estelle Taylor
head the all star cast in the pictured
version OF Wilbur Daniel Steeles
story. FOOTBALLS" in conjunction
with the latest OF the funny Buster
Keaton comedies. called The Play
house"
Saturday brings Barbara Bedford
and splendid support in Nolan Bo-
jer's story, The Face OF the
World" a funny Snub Pollard
comedy and latest Fox News are
also billed.
A musical treat is offered patrons
on Monday night when WOltmann's
Society Serenaders' will occupy the
pit, introducing many musical nov
elites as well as the very latest song
hits and especially arranged num-
bers Of light operas. The orchestra
especially features three complete
changes Of instruments and are un-
like most dance orchestras as the
proverbial 'jazz" is almost extinct,
although one number in particular
has the original Jazz band combina-
tiOn with which they have played
with much success.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
JUDGES VERDICT
AWAITED In CASE
Lawyers Display ElOquence as
Grand Larceny Trial Nears
Close.

After listening for more than
three hours Thursday TO the argu-
ments o. Attorneys J. ". SCHNEIDER.
ChsrIss Motzger and Samuel p.
Schwartz and Dept. Pros. = j. Bow
crs. the case OF Harry Jesus who IS
charged with grand larceny. was
taken under advisement by City
Judge John II. Raao and the verdict
w.I be given Saturday. The trial
vas one OF the longest held IN the
lccal police court for some time
lasting until late Thursday after
noon. and ended IN an attorneys
battle.
The defendant. Harry Jesus. $40
O'C,onnor ST., was arrested Aug. 10
on a charge % taking S95 from Al
varo Martens with whom he lived.
Tie was represented by Attorneys
schfndler and AIetzger while the
> ate was represented by Dept Pros.
vEowsrs and Atty Schwartz
owing 70 the lack OF time, the
.rlal o. Jesus on a second count OF
assault with intent 20 commit VOL
ent injury was continued until next
Monday. Moro than so witnesses
VIII be produced by the prosecutor
and counsel for the defense. Ac-
cording TO number OF the witness
es. Jesus Is alleged 10 have returned
10 his roominE house after he was
released on $1,000 bonds for the
l-rcany charge and threatened 10
kin Martens. He Is said TO have
drawn a butcher knife and cut one
OF the roOmers.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
I'D PrnIlIC NIARKTT
Editor News-T.mes.
Dear Sir:

Editor News-T.mes.
Dear Sir.
congratulate your paper On
The effort 20 is making 20 have a
pubic market established In Mlsha-
waka- 1 know OF no better move
mcnt ever started. not only from the
standpoint OF the farmer and truck
grower. but from that Of the citizen
who Is compelled 20 pay exhorbitant
prices for suoh articles Of consump-
ton as are raised at their very doors.
Only yesterday drove through the
fruit belt Of southern Michigan aud
was surprised at tho low prices pre-
vailing for fruits Of ali kinds. Might
I ask why should Misha wakans be
compelled 10 pay more than double
for their supplies than is being asked
by the fruit growers this summer 3:
This applies TO al kinds OF fruits
and vegetables. The movement is a
worthy one and should have the
backing OF every citizen Of Alisha-
waka I for one will give the mar
ket my heartiest support and trust
that IL will mater.alize before many
days pass.
Yours very Truly
George r Ebernart
Maplehurst Farm
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
JOHN MIKULYUK Is
ARRAIGNED BY JUDGE;
OTHER COURT CASES

John Mikulyuk arrested Wednes-
day night on a charge OF unlawful
OF intoxicating liquor fol-
lowing a raid on his home at 7O6 z.
Lawrence St. by Chief OF Police
Harrow W. BarrOws. was arraigned
before City Judge Raab Thursday
morning and his trial set for Aug
%. He was released on $500 bonds
The case OF the state vs.. Harry
Jesus, arrested Aug. 10 for grand
larceny and rearrested Aug. 2 on a
charge OF assault with intent 20 COM
NIT violent injury. was also heard
by City Judge Raab. Jesus was
charged with taking $95 from Alvaro
Martens. Both men stay at the
boarding house at $40 O'Connor st.
and according to the testimony pre-
sented Jesus is alleged 10 have taken
the money while Martens was at
work. The assault is alleged TO
have been committed as the result
Of Jesus first arrest.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
Al A " K. NJ NEIL
WEDS ETHEL SNYDER

Alan r Mcneil Of this city and
Miss Ethel Snyder. were married at
st. Vincent's Catholic church at
Elkhart Thursday morning at 8
o'clock by the Rev. J. c. Stoll Jo-
seph Roth Of this city and Miss
Seeberger Of Elkhart attended the
couple.
The groom is supervising agent Of
the New York Central railway lines
between here and Toledo. o. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Snyder OF Lansing, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs Mcneil have gone
70 Los Angeles, to spend their hon
eymoOn. Upon their return they
will reside In this city.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
HOME ECONOMICS

At a meeting Of the Home Econ
omics club of Willow Creek at the
home of Mrs. w a Marx. Elkhart
rd.. yesterday afternoon, the matter
Of a public market for AIishawata
was taken mp and discussed from
every angle, every member present
agreeing that such an enterprise
would be a good thing for the cit-
zens of Mishawaka and also for the
farmers living near the city. The
meeting went on record as endorsing
the project the members agreeing
to give il their enthusiastic support.
Election-of officers resulted as fol-
lows: Mrs. S. z. King. PRESIDENT:
Mrs Guy Hood. vice-president, Mrs.
Adelaide White. secretary; Mrs.
Charles Baldwin, treasurer.
There was a good attendance Of
members A social hour was enjoy
ed. refreshments were served by
Mrs Marx The club Will be enter
tained Sept y at the home of Mrs.
Robinson. Edwardsburg I'd.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
PLAN
PROGRAM or RACES
FOR CITY SUNDAY

Bicyclists. both professional and
amateurs, will compete in a pro-
gram of 20 big races arranged for
Sunday at Mishawaka's new velO-
drome, Eighth, Taylor and Smith SITS.
The contests will start at o'clock
and continue throughout the after
noon. The events will include the
following: Team race, 20 miles; 10
mile free for all; match between G.
Lootens and c. DeWeerdt for two
miles. and FIVE miles for boys under
l6 with heavy wheels
The entrants in the 20 mile team
race are: Salla, Mishawaka, and
Van Laeke. South Bend; Bracke-
laere and Nants, Mishawaka; Loot
ems, South Bend, and DeKeyser,
Mishawaka; De Weerdt and Frank
De Rave. Mishawaka. and George
De Rave and Scheettecatte. Misha-
waka.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
LADIES At
LUNCHEON AND BRIDGE

Mrs. Walter E. Roe $40 Lincoln
Way F.. ana Mrs. Arthur r Wolf.
s21 Lincoln Way F.. delightfully."- en-
tertained 32 ladies at luncheon and
bridge at the formers home yes
terday afternoon. FavOrs at bridge
We're awarded to Mrs. Regis Roy.
first; Miss Laura Kamm, second,
and Mrs. Dec W. Horton. Lafayette.
consolation. The decorations were
garden flowers Among those pres
ont from out of town were Miss
Catherine Cunnlff. Hibbing. Mimi.
a sister Of Mrs. Wolf, and Mrs. Hor-
ton.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
FORD BADLY DAMAGED

The Ford car driven by Mr. Wan
derwende. W. Sixth ST., was badly
damaged when struck by a Dodge
car. driven by J. c. Tran. w Firss
ST.. about s o'clock Thursday eve
ming. Neither of the occupants was
injured. The accident occurred when
Wandorwende attempted to turn
from Lincoln way ". into West ST.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18

The First Christian church sun
day school will hold its annual pic
mic at AIcNaughton park. Elkhart,
saturday afternoon. A varied pro-
gram OF games and contests VIII be
featured for which prizes viii be
awarded the winners J. II. VIE
kamp and G.. a. Austin are the
committee on nsportation. and +.
m. Nichols. Chauncy Snyder, a. w
Moore and G. w. Titus, are looking
after the sports program. 4 pot
luck supper VIII be served.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
FORMER SUPERINTENDENT
HERE

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W Horton ana
family of Lafayette, Ind, are visit
ing in tho city. guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Wurz. Lincoln way r.
Mr.. Horton was formerly superin-
tendent Of Mlshawaka public schools
and now occupies a similar posi-
tion at Lafayette.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
CARD OF THANKS.

We the undersigned hereby wish
10 express our sincere and heart
felt thanks 10 all of our neigh
bors and friends for their acts Of
kindness and sympathy extended to
Us during the illness and death Of
our beloved father Horace Sampson
We are grateful for all floral off
erings We thank the Houghton
Post 12S, G.. A r.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Van
Camp and Family.
AdVt -1St1
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18

Mrs. John Sheidler. 6O5 E. NIisha-
waka av.. was pleasantly surprised
Wednesday evening by 20 friends on
the occasion Of his 52nd birthday
Lunch was served. Favors were
awarded TO Mr. and Mrs. Clint
Nichols, William Rapp and Mrs.
Fred ByUm.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18

woodmen circle. 70 FIJI the vacancy
caused by the resignation o. Mrs
Minnie Speath Mss Barnes viii be
at the Perry home. 20I w. Grove
St every Tuesday evening 20 re-
ceive dues.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
CO.'S on VACATION

Frank II. Huber. cashier OF the
M.shawaka Trust bank. leaves to-
day for Memphis. Ind. TO join Mrs.
Huber and daughter who are spend
ing vacation there. They will
also visit with Mr. Huber's father
al Charlotte. Mich. before their re-
turn to the city Sept. 5.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
LEAVE FoR WINONA.

Miss Julia Hudson, accompanied
by AIr. and Mrs. Harold Jones. left
on an automobile trip to Winona
lake yesterday They will be gone
about four days
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18

field park bathing beach Thursday
morning. He was taken 20 St JOS
ephs hospital where his wound was
dressed. and later removed TO his
home.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
(,uuCKF,N SUPPER SATURDAY.

The Osceola Epworth league VIII
erve a chicken supper az the M. +.
church dining room Saturay even
ng from 20 O'Clock. An orches>
ira will provide entertainment.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
GUEST OF DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. T. Q. Blce Of Haviland, o,
has arrived here 10 visit her daugh-
ters, Mrs. Frank Galbreath and
Miss Sylvia Bice, 2O9 z. Eighth st.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
CUT WHILE DIVING

George Constable, sol Short St,
sustained a severe cut on the fore
head as the result OF striking a
Jagged rock while diving at Merri-
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18

Miss Catherine Cunniff, Hibbing.
MINI. Is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Arthur Wolf, S21 Lincoln way r.
she Will spend a week here.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
WOODNrEN CIRCIE ATTENTION

I.aVaugh Barnes. clerk OF Home
Grove circle Will receive dues at
POI w. Grove St. Perry home,
every Tuesday evening. Adv't 17t1.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18

Miss Mary Watson, 100 w. Law
renee St. has gone to Eagle lake
20 soend several days as the guest
of Mrs. L. r. Mac Donald.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18

High quality body wood Special
prices on six cord lots or more.
Grange Elevator Co. Phone Misha-
raka. 1872 Adv loft.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
RETURNc PROM KANSAS.

Mr.. and NIrs. william Jordon and
daughters. =. Mishawaka av. have
returned from a motor trip TO Par.
sons. kan. and other points.
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
CHARLES HIRQH ARRESTED

Charles Hirch was arrested Thurs
day afternoon on DodEe av- on
charges of intoxication and public
indecency. lie will he arraisned be-
fore Judge Raab today
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
Business Properties.
Farm lands For sale.
Houses for Sale


YOU'D BETTER GET YOURS WHILE
GETTING is GOOD
. room cottage In the best OF condition.
big lot. garage, electric lights, on 18Th
ST.. River Park
Beautiful lot IN 11th ST., River Park. $50
Beautiful lot on 14th St, River Park $3.50
Beautiful lot IN 18th St. Mishawaka $3.50.
level lots on z. Grove St. $1,000
One big corner lot. pavement on both
sides. IN an exclusive residence district.
We viii build you a home on this lot
90 suit your taste. with a small pay-
ment down. Price OF lot is $500
One big lot on the north side OF Broad
wsyi restricted district. price 500.
5 room cottage on sth ST. River Park
This Is worth the money, and a mighty
nice place 20 live.
AuSHAWAKA REAL ESTATE
EXCHANGE.
107 Soctn Main 81. Phone Is7
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18

WOODNTEN EI,BCT NEW CLERK.
Miss L.aVaughn Barnes was elected
clerk OF the Home Grove No. 10,
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18

FOR SALES room house. Al condition.
electric lights, gas, city water. garage
$500. $500 cash. 9 rooms and bath
modern except furnace with garage.
5000 5000 cash. Hastings Realty Co.
Phone Mish 1T2.
FOR SALE-SeveraI hIgh class modeT5
homes az right prices. kerwin. over
First National
FOR SALE-A new i've room modern
bungalow: bath, furnace, basement M
der entire house. on East Ath s.. near
Rvrkit. reasonable down payment. bal
ance ip monthly installments Gail
Nishawaka ISL. Colpaert Realty Cor
poration GO
MODERN Z ROOMS aud bath. sun
parl0r. corner lot. on east Broadway
Sc 5000. stark Realty Co. 16t5
ONE ACRE WITH splendid SIX room
two story house. chicken house and
garage; very reasonable, electric and
furnace stark Realty Co. 1GtJ
Real Estate For Exchange IS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-New 4
room house and one acre Of land. south
OF DodEes. COlpaert Realty Corpora
tion. 1903 Lincoln Way West ST
Try NEE S-TInES Want Ids
South Bend news-times., 1922-08-18
MiShaz0aka Classified
AUTOMOBILES
Antnmohlles 30 saIe

F0RD TOURING CAR-In good condi-
tlon. for sale Can evenings between
$50 and O'Clock JOl ". 9th 81. Phone
RTfshaval-a l22S 17t3
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Edith X. Gould Must
Swear to Reply to
Husbands Charges
Will Have to Verify Defense
to Accusation She Was
Convicted Of Offcnsc in
Paris After Confession

Supreme Court Justice Guy decided
yesterday that Edith Kelly Gouil
wouid l'a~~ TO verify her reply TO frank
y. Goulds answer in hcr suit for
$3.50 900, The decision means that Mrs.
Gould must make AFFIDAVIT as 60 tho
allegations OF urfa,thfulnoss OF her
part IN her husbands answer.
When Walter r. Walker, counsel lor
Mr. Oonid, moved lset week that Mrs.
Could be directed to verify her answer
he asserted that such direction would
compel her to commit perjury or
acknowledge her guilt as charged by
III. GouId.
It VS. asserted by NJ Goul1 IN his
anewer that the alleged inii0eiity on
the part of Mrs Gould was matter
- court record IN psyls, where, he said,
sho had beer convicted of An ofTcrso
said 20 have been committed SeDtem hsr
:, 1918. Her conviction. he said. fol-
! lowed 4 comics sion by her.
The defen!aut's attorneys moved t.
strlSc out certain defensc5 to the a.
)]ogations III thA answer as insufficient
! IN law and certain potion tAereoi So
deferred pending determination by the
! Appellate Division Of. the appeal BY
Mrs. Could f-o,n tnc decision ..isMis-
iY. her rom~ls,1+ III - si.:t ~ d
vorcc instituted by nor IN this cou~-
try. Mrs. Gould obtained decyee IN
Paris in 1919. which Mrs. Gould asserts
{ is invalid.
II suit brought b. Mrs Could for
$3.50 600 she asserted that since 1913
when eho and her husband separated in
Paris. her annual living expense;
amounted 30 $4,000 annually. These
expenses, Mrs. Gould said. sne was
obliged to pay out of her own income
as Mr. Gould ceased contributing *
her support.
At the time when tho suit eas
brought Mrs Gould submitted q sched
uic Il her annual expenditures con
teinsng the following items: Automo
bile. $4,000; clothing, underwear ant
shoes. $4,000; aoartmcnt, $4,000; food
$4,000; entertainment, $4,000; physi
clan. $4,000: dent'st, $1,000. and musj,
and dancing lessons, $4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-02-09
Europe Must
aanfron1U,S. ,
Rel'ineton Says
Translation of MonarcI,ics
Into Dcmocracics Of Lit
Nc Help in Ssabi';zinz
Situation, Briiou Asserts
Exchange Chief Problem
Urges Conference TO Bring
About Gold Standard for
Revival of World Trade

Colonel Charles a'Ccurt Dopington.
military expert for "The london
Tines nnd Morning Port" md oncc
scw; official adviser TO the British Wa
Ofllcr. spoke at Town Hall last night
under the auspices OF tho League for
Political Education. Colonel Rering
ton. like Mrs. Narrct ArGuith, l. the
author Of 4 gossipy diary and the init
mate OF Mayfair 0rar-ine rooms. bu' he
kept his talk last night to tho solid is~
problems.
Colonel Repingtou. who ia elderly,
slim and distinguished looking. spoke
easily from a sNsll shcsf OF notc.
lie made a RAPID survey Of tho prob
lens shat confronted csch country iN
Europe following the war. The meta
mOrpohosjs Of many Wonarrhics into
dcmocracics had not helped much, nc
thought; the majority would DO wcil to
learn from America how to run .
democracy.
NInnt Stabilize Exchange
Thu one problem that all faced in
common was the stabii7ation Of tho
exchange England and America wore
much greater sufferers by the jncqua
il cS Of exchange then they knew, ho
ssid With al thc countries Of Europe
svid an rccdv corsNncrS of our goods
il was u7oYci.a for England and
America Sc a'lar tne great industrial
centc.o - rsirsii. 0ayh ma silent. The
mo-. .ns ..Sni net, vas 4 confCroNce tc
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