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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-07-13

Estimate OF Expenses of the City OF
Payette, Idaho, from the First
Tuesday OF May, 1922, to the First
Tuesday of May, 1928.
Whereas, Sec. 4055 of Idaho Com
piled Statutes requires all city coun-
ellis to make an estimate of the pro-
bable amount Of money necessary
for FL purposes, TO be raised in their
respective cities during the current
fiscal year, preparatory to passing
the annual appropriation bill, and
Whereas, Sec. 1854 of Idaho Com
piled Statutes requires such city
councils to pass its annual appropri-
alton bill during the first quarter of
the fiscal year, which begins with the
first Tuesday Of May.
Now, therefore, be it estimated by
the council of the City of Payette,
Idaho, that it will require the amount
hereinafter set out to maintain the
government Of said city from the
first Tuesday Of May, 1922, to the
first Tuesday of May, 1923, as fol-
lows
Estimate of probable amount of
money necessary for all purposes
TO be raised in the City Of Pay
cite, Idaho, during the period
above mentioned, including the
principal and interest due on bond
ed debt and sinking fund s40,260.O0
The above estimated amount of
money is itemized and classified as
TO different objects and branches Of
expenditure as follows:
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-07-13
A Pointed ousstisn.

Billy, age i've. noticed a picture Of
'Dnrby and Jonn" and asked who they
were. Mother told him they were two
who never quarreled OF were never
cross with each other. After 4 mo
ment's reflection he said: DO ysa
suppose there are people like tHtr
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-07-13

follows:
Direct tax -.-...-..--....-.......- s34, 100000
City Water Works -.....--.. 5 $4,000
Payette County road apportion-
ment (estimated) .-.s
Fines. licenses and permits
----------------------------.- , 0VU w
Total ....-..-....... $43,200.00
Therefore 1t is hereby ordered by
the council of the City OF Payette,
Idaho: That this estimate and CLASH
fication be spread upon the minutes
of the council of said city and the
city clerk be directed to cause same
to be published for four weeks in
the official newspaper of said city.
Approved this 18th day of July,
1922.
l. r. WOODWARD,
Mayor.
Attest:
MARTIN o. LUTHER,
City Clerk.
July Sta
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1922-07-13
RARE BARGAIN IN PIANO

We have a high grade brand new
piano left on our hand in a public
store-house at Caldwell For i'm
mediate disposition we will greatly
sacrifice the price. Terms to re
sponsibe party. II interested in this
bargain write for full formation to
The Denver Music Co.. Denver, Colo.
LIME-SULPHUR SPRAY
A full supply at the Payette Dis
trict warehouse.-A. ]. Shearer.
Phone 500. Mar. soft
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
1rns11INE RuNl,lAGE SADIE.

A rummage sale will be held on
Saturday at 313 East Sixth street for
the benefit of the Ursuline Academy
building fund.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
Our Art Dept.
Will Help You With Your
Christmas Problems

There lots of interesting and usabe things here.
of them requiring but little embroidery for appropriate
Christmas Gifts Our specially low prices, too. a
item well worth taking consideration. See these
row.
3piece Vanity Sets in several pretty designs Csc
Candle Sets stamped SOC
Stamped Aprons zee, 75c and $1.00.
Cross-sttch Table Covers with four napkins to match
for only $1.65
Fle Scarfs and Sets in designs Scarfs 75c, s5c
and $1.o0.
Japanese Napkins blue and white. 75c dozen.
Stamped Huck Towels, very special at 25c each.
Star Cotton strand. the wanted colors for 10c.
Pillow Cases. with scalloped edges for crochetng.
$125 pair.
All-Lnen Guest Towels with colored borders ST. each
Card Table Cover, with four napkins, both stamped
and to be worked in blue SOC
Art Dept, First Floor
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
CITY WELCOME
FOR new RABBI.
Mayor and Churchmen to
Meet Temple Beth Emeth
Leader Tonight
MRS. LEVINGER,
TALENTED WOMAN

Members of the congregation and
Sisterhood of the Temple Beth
Emeth will Join this evening in a
reception to Rabbi and Mrs. Lee J.
Levinger at the synagogue at S;15
p. NJ
Rabbi Levinger has recently been
installed as rabbi Of the congregation
and only lately has moved his fam
sly to this city. He is a graduate of
the University Of Chicago. Univer-
sity of Cincinnati and Of Hebrew
Union College. Prior to his call TO
Wilmington. he occupied pulpits at
Paducah. Kentucky, and Evansville.
Indiana. During the late war he
served as a chaplain with the Twen-
ty-seventh Division. overseas. and
his book "A Jewish Chaplain in
France" gives an account OF his
experiences. Rabbi Levinger was
also the head of the Ninety-second
Street Branch. Young Mems He
brew Association, in New York for
two years.
Mrs. Levinger is no less talented
nor any the less widely known in
the Jewish world than her husband.
She is a frequent contributor to the
foremost Jewish papers. of the coun-
try, particularly to the American
Hebrew" She is the author Of num-
erous books for children and plays
for the children of Jewish religious
schools. She Is also called upon
frequently by the national board OF
the Council of Jewish Women TO
address meetings of that body
throughout the East.
The program of the evening will
be in charge Of David snellenburg. |
and includes talks by Mayor Har- |
vey. the Right Rev. Philip. Bishop |
Cook. the Rev John j. Connolly, J
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

Mrs. j. c. Slack. Alternates: Mrs
]. c. Strong and Mrs. Elizabeth Hill
yard.
Robert p. Robinson. past master
of the grange. presided in the alb
sence of F C. Snyder. master. who
is ILL.,
1t was announced that the annual
election of officers of Delaware
Grange will be held next Monday
night. All members are urged TO
be present
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
REV. KERR VISITS
NEW CASTLE CHURCH

The Rev Thomas Kerr. pastor OF
the Greenhill Presbyterian Church
and moderator OF the First Presby-
terian Church, OF New Castle, ac-
companied by ]. II. Burns. of the
First and Central Presbyterian
Church. and ]. Frank Mccoy, of the
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Wilmington, paid their first official
visit, as moderator and committee.
to the New Castle Church last even
ing. A special meeting of the con-
gregation was held, when the com
mittee and the congregation dis
cussed several business matters of
interest to the church. This church
has been without a pastor since the
Rev. S. Beattie Wylie resigned in Oc-
tober
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
ARREST NEGRO AS
ROBBERY SUSPECT

Robert Edmunds, Negro. aged 20
years. OF Newark, was arrested here
at noon today by State Detective
Moore and is locked up at the police
station pending an investigation.
Edmunds is suspected of knowing
something of the robbery Of the
office of the Dietitian of the Univer-
sity of Delaware at Newark some
time Saturday afternoon or Sunday
morning of $165. He was employed
at the University. Edmunds did not
report for work at the university
yesterday and Detective Moore is said
10 have learned that he hired an au-
tomobile in Newark yesterday morn
ing for SIS to go to Philadelphia and
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
JOHN G. ATTIX DIES
AT HOME IN SMYRNA

John Gilbert Attix, aged 81. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Attix. OF
Kenton, Del, passed away early
Monday morning at his home IN
Smyrna. Mr.. Attix had been sur
fering from a diabetic condition for
the past seven years, and the direct
cause of his sudden death has been
attributed to a complication arising
from that ailment. All efforts of
physicians and specialists proved of
no avail.
He was a graduate OF the Will
mington Conference Academy (now
Wesleyan instituted and of the Uni
versity of Delaware. Since 1912.
when Mr.. Attix completed his civil
course at Delaware, he
had been affiliated with the engi-
neering department of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company with head
quarters at Philadelphia.
While a student In school and in
college Mr.. Attix made hosts of
friends, and many more had been
added, both old and young. during
his short professional career. AL
ways cheerful, keen and sound of
judgment, his personality and ad-
vice have proved valuable in many
channels. As a member of Sigma
Phi Epsilon Fraternity of the Uni
versity of Delaware. his active in
terest aided materially in the well
fare and progress of the local chap
ter as well as of the university itself.
Ever loyal TO family. friends, and
high ideals and principles, his loss
will be deeply and keenly felt by
all who knew him.
Funeral services are to be held
at the home in Smyrna on tomor-1
row afternoon at one o'clock and
interment will be made In Lakeside
cemetery, Dover.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
Gloves Are Being Worn Again
by the Well-Dressed Women

You will be delighted with the STYLE the beauty and
the quality of the gloves you get here Come these
fashionable gloves and consider their low prices
mighty good Christmas Gift Suggestions among these
gloves,
Full length brown strap wrist gloves only ST. .95 pair
Full p K. strap wrist Gloves in tans and brown for
$3.50 pair noticeable for their good value.
French kid strap wrist Gloves in all coors $3.50 pr
Full pique l2-button length Gloves in beaver tans
and browns formerly S6 pair; Wednesday only $375 pr
Fo~nes FIRST quality t~o-clasp French Kid Gloves. all
the fashionable colors; exceptionally good values
So. 90 pair
Two-cIasp Lamb Gloves in brown black and black
with white embroidery special Wednesday for ST. 90 pair
Ladies Auto Gloves in grey brown regularly $500
pair; Wednesday, 81. so pair
Fabric Gloves. in all colors at 59c, 6sc and 75c pair
Strap Wrist Gloves fabric, regularly 81 90; special
for 75c.
Very pretty novelty cuff embroidered Gloves fabric
beaver, brown and mode $500 pair.
Glove Dept, First Floor.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
Our 4day Sale Price, $500

addition will find splendid showing Of carefully aored Coats
$500 Fur Goats and s22 so to $6e5o or stylish Stout Coats
GUS ONE a town as
well the Philadelphia feel assured "d
Second FoorT k Elevator
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

hold bake sale in the Wilmington
Gas Company Office. s27 Market
street tomorrow. A choice sele9-
uon OF pies. cakes ard bread will
be on sale. Mrs. ]. Nelson Talley
ad Mrs. George e. Plummer will be
in charge Of the bake.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
NAME POMONA DELEGATES.
pecial TO The Evening Journal.

opecIhI 70 The Evening JOURNAL.
NEWPORT, Nov. 2s.-At the
weekly meeting of Delaware Grange.
held here last night. delegates to
the next session of the New Castle
County Pomona Grange which will
be held at Hockessin on December
Z, were elected. They are: Mrs. F.
C. Snyder. Mrs. H. E. Gregg and
Evening journal., 1922-11-28
SHIPWRECKED 4 TIMES,
breaches GOSPEL

Elder Charles Nordberg, pastor of
the Pentecostal Church at Mt
Washington, Baltimore, will preach
in the new quarters of Gods Rule
Gospel Mission, III East Fourth
street. this evening.
Elder Nordberg is<a man of wide
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

travel and experience. He left his
home in Sweden, at the age OF Il
and has since travelled three times
around the earth. He has been in
four shipwrecks in which case his
ship was lost on each occasion.
Eighteen years ago he was in
storm while on the Atlantic Ocean
when his ship went down with 3s
seamen. Elder Nordberg and an
other seaman being the only ones
spared.
Elder Nordberg is a preacher of
force and always holds his hearers
in close attention.
BRANDYWINE BAKE SALE
Era NJ
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

DR.. Robert Watt. DR.. j. H. Odell,
and John S. Rossell. Music will be
in charge of Miss Rose Gerson, So
prano soloist of the Beth Emeth
choir. A collation. will be served by
the members of the Sisterhood of
the synagogue.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

that he spent s125 while in that city.
Edmunds is said TO have told the au-
thorities that he won the money in
crap game.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

Natural gas was first used In
China, where It was conveyed from
assures in salt mines TO the surface
through hollow bamboo.
Evening journal., 1922-11-28

Average wages in coal mines OF
are less than SO a week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

Rev VIM. b. Miller, 324 Laports Ave.
J. 3. Moore, 30 Cleveland Ave
Louis c. Moore, 424 Ohio Ave.
Fred Pereeny, 433 Fred St.
Geo GrisdaIe, 1910 Amy Court
II. W. Lane, 1881 Myrtle Ave
Il. i. Rieniman, 32i Oliver St
Mrs II. litzele, 645 Sehrag &c Ave.
A. r. Exton Porter, 4I9 Central Ave.
W J. Porter. 400. 10th st.
DR.. W (. Putnum, 800 schrage Ave.
Mrs Miklos Reshan. 40l. l2lst st.
W L. Rhea, POS Cleveland Ave.
Mrs Geo Roe. 420 Fischrupp Ave.
S Sabo, 1lO5 West Park Ave
Mrs g. D. Saunders, pa Atchison
Mrs. Jos. Sceerey. 800 Central Ave.
Mrs NJ Scbaeffer, 800 Sheridan Ave.
Jos Scher 400 sheridan Ave
Mrs W H. Scbwekert. AS John St
John j skrabaia 800 White Oak Ave.
Joseph Thiel. 1894 Atchison Ave.
H. l. Walker, 23l Cleveland Ave.
H. White 1888 Lake Ave.
T. L. Williams, 433 Indiana Blvd,
Mrs l. Young. 1893 Roberts Ave.
r. Zimmerman. 1142 Superior Ave.
Sacred Heart Church. Laporte Ave.
L. schuhrke, 1899 Pearl st.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
INDIANA HARBOR

J. G. Allen. 42o2 Parish Ave.
Mrs. p Anderson, Sap Grapevine
g. Baransevsky, 1920. l37th st.
RObt. N Black, 3olS Hemlock st.
Mrs. r. Garrette, 1910 Parish Ave.
John F. Cook. 35os Elm st
f. Cornwell. 3515 Hemlock ST.
X Cucuiicb, 372T y. HemIoeh ct.
Nick Dan, 3aii Elm St
tn ~.
j. X Doppicr, 3427 Grapevine 81.
Mrs Mary FINN. 3735 Drummond st.
Mrs f II Fish. 1928 Grapevine st.
r. Flashes. 1858 Commonwealth Ave.
Forester. 3433 Fir st.
Mrs II. Gardner, 1924 Elm st.
J. GoodalI ABA Parish Ave.
o. Hall. SIN 3rd st.
NJ. chas. q Hathaway. $500 Ivy St
Gus Holstram. 1918 Fir 81.
Mrs Gust Holmstrom. ISIS Fir st.
Coo A. Hoizba ch. all Parish Ave.
r, II, Hort, 1888 Ivy Sc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
WHITING

Harry Gordon. 427 Oliver st.
G. d. Gamer, 3oo Central Ave.
J. G BieI, ia Fred st.
L. Cough. 223 LaPorte Ave.
J. G. Glenn, Gil 10th s..
g. Grisdale. l41o Amy Pl
G. J. Bsder. 400 oliver st.
Fl. W. Lane, 1891 Myrtle st.
J. Mcneil. 1850 Superior St
r. Smoker. Js4 New York Ave.
L. schurke. 1899 Pearl St
J. Walska. AS Fred St
G. Kouja. GOA Jf9th ST.
7. B. Cera5ew AIS oliver Sc.
Geo. Young. Roberts Ave.
A schnell Sheridan Ave.
John Cannels. 1868 Lake Ave.
Ida Koch. 242 Sheridan Ave.
Ed Rartels. 2s5 sheridan Ave.
J. W. Cruns. Lake Ave.
Jas McDermoet. 243 Sheridan Ave.
"a. schaefer, 900 Sheridan Ave
J. F. Abbott, l25 Cleveland Ave.
H Harms $3.50 Lake Ave.
J. J. Bartuska. 22s Cleveland Ave
Rev. J. Bradac, 4o2 Atchison Ave.
Rev. Benedict Rajcay. Benedict Ave.
Sisters Home St Johns Church, cor.
Lincoln and 10th st.
John Lubbock. CSC New York Ave.
Mrs. F. ". Abbott 125 Cleveland Ave
Geo. II. Berdis, G14s. l2oth st
Mrs Erstace Biesen go Cleveland
Mrs Eugene Biesen. 242 Atchison
Mrs Nell Casey, 243 Lakortz Ave.
n. Celimca, 400 stieber St
7. r. Cerzjewski. 400 oliver st.
Mrs VIM. Curtis. 34l oliver St
W Crum. J33 FischruTp Ave
Lewis II. Day. 1917 n Calumet Ave.
David Dees, 40 New York Ave.
y. A Dewey
Or. s. II Digs, 400 Cleveland Ave.
\. A. Emerson, 653. 120th st.
z: Evans. 400 Cleveland Ave
Mrs, K Frnnkowzkl, COL White OAK
J. D. Glenn, Gil. 10th st.
Mrs Geo. 6oehel 236 Cleveland st
Frank Greenwaid. 40a sheridan Ave.
John {. Hall, 3lI Olins St
G. II. Hsskins, 40 sheridan Ave.
John n. Helm, 404 Ohio 4 We
A. L. Henrikson. 1854 Lake Ave
DR.. II. =. Herthel, 2ii Iaporte Ave.
r. ~ Hoffman. I43 Clevelan nd Ave.
G. Y. Hrmphrey. 200 Laporte Ave.
g. V. Humphreys. Laporte Ave.
Mrs. z. KRdow, 537 Sehrauge Ave
Theo. Hammer. i107 W. PARK Ave.
Geo. Ksnoja. 804, 10Th ST
T J Klemm, s25 Indiana Ave.
Mrs. Ida Koch, 242 Sheridan Ave.
Mrs. g. Konya Goa 10Th st
Mrs s Korczyk. 1915 Roberts Ave.
Mrs. f. l. LaBounty. 5l4 New York
H W. Lane. 2a5 Central Ave.
Mrs J. J.arvon 1872 Lake Ave.
Peter Ieisse, 23s Central Ave,
Frank 3. Lewis. 345 Iaporte Ave.
s. n. Lewis, 34a IApor;e Ave.
Alfred Iieeee> 430 John ST
j. s. Loadenhev. s4S Fisrhrupr Ave.
r. / McCielland. 1872 SchraEe Ave.
Mcneil. 1850 Superior Ave,
j. V. McTague, $40 JohH st,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

E. Burke. s12 Alice st.
Wm Bush, 455 Pine St
r. Buser, rss Forsythe Ave.
c. CadwaiAder. 400 f. State St
G. Chapman. $50 HOFFMAN st.
W. f.. Cofmsn. us 156th st.
Nee Hotel. Holman St
r. Colly. 400 z. State st
Mrs. Dempsey. I'll Beal st
C. Dickinson. 1913 Johnson ST
III. nonahue, 504 F. Sihley St
c Ethiers $50 Forsythe Ave
". II. Gostlin. Os2 Holman St
W. Groat. 1927 Ash St.
G. Grossman. 423 p State ST.
NJ. Hartdeid 56s WILCOX St
J. HERMAN. 6o7 State Line st.
II. Hilbrick. sol Drackert st.
II. c. Kahl. $50 Roosevelt st.
VIM. Kssch. 05 Gostlin St
II. Kolas. $50 Ash st.
A. J. Kruis, 500 Elm st.
c. F Lucht, All Eaton ST.
NJ B. Lusby. 4l4 Elm ST
VIM. Lutter. 41s Garfield st.
L. T. Mayer. 81 Doty st.
NJ Mikaluczak. 224 156th st
Paul Muschlewicz. 6s3 Forsythe ava
D. McQuiston, Kennedy Ave.
Alice Newlin. 235 Pine st.
Helen Puntney. los Doty St
A. r. Reese. $40 Michigan Ave.
r. Rosbrough. 437 Oak st.
walter Ruts, 1890 Van Buren, st.
Thomas Ryden. 401 Oak st.
Albert Schultz. $50 Carroll St.
VIM SeilaT. 5s1 Roosevelt Ave.
c shotwell. 267 Hoffman st.
Francis Spencer. 10 Doty St
Fred Slavin, S26 Holman st.
Blanche De st. Aubien, Griffith, Ind
T. r Tennent. 81 Warren st.
A. NJ Turner, IS Glendale Park
Roy Yeargin. 40 Sheffield Ave.
Sisters OF Providence. PA Sibley St
& Ball. 400 Bauer St.
Joseph Bradke, 224 I54th Pl.
David w. Somerville. Ass Truman.
Rev, J. b. Berg. 600 Lyman St
N II. Meyer. AIS Bauer St
c, W. Fischer. STA IngrshAm Ave.
]. F. Scott. sos Indiana Ave
John Ambos. II Mason st
:. - Amsler, 500 Wilcox Ava
he', = Berg, 600 nonman st
a. u. SisnkenDurg. 49e sibley 81.
AIRS John bIaul. l09 toirxer Ava
{ Burke, 457 Drackert st.
"a ber~anger, oov AA.4anan Ave.
J Bareulc, 4S3 oak St
A l.. Becker, AL Pine st.
=, a. bradley. 42s W. State
raul Buer, sl2 Alice
Mrs b. Burke. AIS W State St
John Carbarnse, SO Douglass ST.
W b. Canmsn, lis, l56th ST.
r. Colby, 496 Il. State ST.
Dempsey, I'll Beal st.
J.. Elster
Y. H; Gostlin. ss2 $. Holman St
MIS- VIM Grohe, 327 Ash st.
O. Either, $50 Forsyth Ave.
y: L. Grossman, ALB L. state st.
Vim. Guss. 12ss jefferson st.
W. Hatfield $50 Wilcox st.
o Herkner, State 4 Columbia St
J. Herman, COZ State Line St.
ii. Z. Kahl, $50 Roosevelt Ave
Nm. kasch, % Gostlin St
Vim. Lutter, AIS Garfield Ave
VIM. koias, $50 Ash St
A. l.. Kruis. 1913 Elm St
q. d. LammanA Sold Hyslop.
Mrs. Lerttritz. e3 ogden ST.
u. B. Lumby, Ala Elm St
Frank K. Martin. III Highland Ave.
Mrs. Meyer, state Line 81.
&. II. Lucht, All Eaton st
II. u. Lusby, Ala Elm ST.
Nee Hotel, Holman st.
Miss NJ II. Meyer, 40 Bauer St
L. r. Meyers, u Doty 81.
Mrs. A. Newlin. 235 fine st.
Z. Peterson, 4l9 Eaton St
NJ. Mikalucyak, pa, l56th ST.
Paul Muschlewicz. $50 Forsyth Avs-
II. Puntnx. 544 z. State St
s. W. Seine ssinger. lu4 Highland
NJ Sklarewitz, 757 Walter St.
A. Ii. Taper, el0 Ann st.
G. T. Summer, s W. Carroll
c. Shotwell, 267 Hoffman st.
y. W Supmerville, 455 Truman Ave.
z. L. Spencer. ll2 Dnty 81.
R. Yeargin, 10 Sheffield Are.
T. Young. 474 +. state St
M Wiener 80 Kenwood Ave.
l.. H wilson 25S Terrence Ave
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30

Mrs. Z. Komanich, 1880 Grapevine St
j oise kiewlcz 1926 Butternut St
has +, smith, 3442 Penn Ave.
trifAth, Ind.
NJ preschoid Hessville, Ind.
]. E. Sawyer, Hessville. Ind.
E. Huttle. 1892 Elm st
J. /. Keller. 1910 Hemlock St.
J. E. Kelly. 334f Common wealth Ave.
? A. Luther, 03s l4sth st.
b. NJ Mailer. 3401 Block Ave.
A Manager. 1912 Fir St
D. T. Matchen, 1923 Grapevine ST.
r. d. Nsuger, 3SI2 Fir St
J. II McDonalds. 1922 Elm st.
d. II. Morton. s24 l4sth st.
W. Nevins. 4l23 Parish Ave.
". Ofner. 1912 Ivy St.
G. orr. 3441 Fir St.
F. Peters. 1925 Grapevine st.
e. Phillips, $500 Elm St
N. e. Porinberger s32 14sth ST.
N. Pollock. 1914 18th St
o. b. Potts. 37s6 Hemlock st.
J. Piwronsn, 1902 Deodar ST.
@. c. Power. APO Grapevine st.
F. W. Sauer. S442 Fir St.
G. A. Scott. soc 146th St.
?. Scrimshaw, 412 144th 81.
W. scully. 3734 Deodar st.
l.. Sherwood. 1901 Hemlock st
J. Shower. 1865 Pennsylvania Ave.
A. J. Sombrook, ABB Ivy St.
n. Souires. 3sls Beach St
J. u. Station. Inland Steel Co.
e. Summers, 35l9 Grapevine St
J. Tapatra. 55i7 Deodar st.
J. A Thurman, $500 Beach ST.
W. C. Tyler
w b. Van Horne. 350s Fir ST.
W L. Wagner. 292o Parish Ave.
]. c. Wskefer. $50 Grapevine St
S. r. Wells. 1921 Grapevine ST.
r. A. Wilson. $40 146th St
G. N. Witt. 4l30 Ivy st.
II. W Ysat, 1896 Adds Ave.
7. Anderson. 1912 Grapevine Blvd.
]. Goodhan. ABA Parish Ave
J Poisekiewicz $500 Butternut St.
Mary Rome. 4021 Cary st.
J. @. Allen. 4202 Parish Ave.
r. Baransevsky. 1920 I37th st.
r. N. Black. Jr.. 1915 HemIock St
r. Gsrrette, 1910 Parish Ave
J. r. Cook 3504 Elm St
p. CornweH, 1918 Hemlock St
K. Cuculich. 1927 s. Hemlock ST.
n. Dan, 3eI1 Elm ST.
T. 7 Dean. AS i44th St
J. K. Doppier. s42T Grapevine Blvd.
u. FINN. 3T35 Drummond St.
r. H. Fish. 1928 Grapevine Blvd.
IT, Gardner. 1924 Elm St.
D. Hall. 315 14srd st.
c. c. Hathaway. 1909 Ivy St
u. Holmstrom, 3S1S Fir St
G.. A. Holzbach, All Parish Are.
y. II. Hort. $685. Ivy St
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-30
EAST CHICAGO

C. L. Amerman, lilo 14srd st.
r. Armstrong, 450l Todd Ave.
c. J. Anderson. 1929 Magoun Ave.
J. W Anderson. 4719 Barring Ave.
A.. Balog 397 Vernon Ave.
J. Barna. 4745 McCdek Ave.
P Bastasich. 42Is Forsyth Ave.
E. Batony, 4415 Northcote Ave.
R Bird. 1922 Magoun Ave.
s. Black. 400 Vernon Ave.
l. Bontliee, 1929 Todd Ave.
G. Both. 4726 McCook Ave.
q Burnett, 4sf5 Forsythe Ave.
o. Burke. 1921 Forsythe Ave
H Burke, 1929 Northcote Ave.
R. f. Cadman, 11Oe Beacon st.
r. Davis, 1913 l44th st.
c. Deak. 1888 Alexander Ave.
J Deistler 4404 Carey ST.
A De Lar. AIS Homerlee Ave.
G. r. Dessmier, 4720 Barring Ave.
NJ Dombkouski. As36 Barring Ave.
G. Dziek, 1883 HomerIee Ave
r. p. Eschenbach. Chicago Ave.
W. r. Eschenbach. 4419 Barring Ave.
c. FIGHTER, 6I4 l45th St
T. 8. Fisher. 4525 Magoun Ave.
J. ~. Francis, 4432 Olcott ave
g. J. Francis. 1902 McCook Ave.
J. I. Froh, 423o Northcote Ave.
s. Fulka, 5i5 Nara Pl.
/. Gsrman. 4sli Forsythe Ave
J. Glowaeke. 1908 Forsythe Ave.
A s. goedfrlend. 1908 W. 143rd st
T. =: Gozdecki. SOLO Magoun Ave,
q. G. Hansen. 5205 Kennedy Ave.
e. n Hammel, 1910 Barring Ave.
r. Henry. ole 145th St
O. Henry. 1891 Homerlee Ave
r. G. Hewitt, 1924 Forsythe Ave.
A /. Higuel, e02 T43rd ST.
r. p. Hirons. 1919 Homerlee Ave.
] Jane, 47A9 McCook Ave.
r C. Jsnsscu 4a27 Nh -nnn Ave