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The New York herald., 1922-12-22
GRACE CHURCH CALLS
RICHMOND, VA, RECTOR
Dr.. Bowie InUited to Succeed
Bishop Slattery.

The vestry OF Grace Episcopal Church.
Broadway and Tenth street. has called
the Rev. DR.. w. Russell Bowie Of Rich
mond. Va, to become rector OF that
church, succeeding the Rev. Charles
Lewis Slattery. recently elected bishop
coadJutor Of Massachusetts. He has not
yet accepted.
DR.. Bowie is 80 years old. He was
graduated from Harvard In 19oi and
from the Union Theological Seminary In
Virginia in 1908. He has been editor OF
the Southern Churchmdr and was chap
lain of Base Hospital No. 45 during tho
war. For the last twelve years he has
been rector Of ST. Paul'e In Richmond.
He Is married and has three children.
Special Dispatch 70 THE NEw YonK HERALp.
RICH MoND. Va, Dec. 2l.-While the
prevailing opinion In Episcopal circles
here In that DR.. Walter Russell Bowie
Of ST. Paui's will accept the call 10 New
York, he was not ready tonight to an
nounce his decision.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
REPORTS RESTAURANTS
KEEP DEATH RATE LOW
Paul Hsnkei Soys They Ac-
count for Cify's Health.

Paul Henkel. director of Keen's Chop
House In West Forty-fourth street. was
elected president of the Society of Res
tauratcurs yesterday and afterward
told the members OF the society that
while the fact that the low death rate
here can be credited 70 the efforts Of
the Health Department. II is due more
particularly to the splendid restau-
rants of New York. which are the finest
and most sanitary in the world,
The restaurant Industry" he said.
lis the one industry where every en-
ployee must possess a health card and
every establishment a ticket of inspec-
tion."
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
ACTORS BAIL $4,000
AS COMPLAINTS PILE UP
HotOord Sinclair Held on Rob-
berry Charge.

Howard Sinclair. an actor. Of a2s West
Ninety-sixth street. was held In $4,000
bail for examination tomorrow by Mag
istrate Hating In West Side Court yes
terday after the District Attorneys $
office had requested high bail because
OF the belief that Sinclair lis concerned
In several robberies recently.
Sinclair was arrested while trying 10
enter an apartment in West F'lfty-fifth
street. according to the police, and has
also been identified as the man who
robbed and assaulted DR.. Henry Moelier
Of 3n West Fifty-seventh street last
Sunday night.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Tciesraph.l

providenria (Fr), San rraneisco.
BELJfNGHAM. Wash. Dec 2i--Arrived.
str Northern Star. Tacoma.
HORToN, Mass, Dec 20--Arrfvsd. str Co
ionian tIsr,, Phiisdciphia; schrs reaceiand
(Dr). Parrsboro: Acadia tnr). Nova scctia.
Arrived 2fst. strs winifredian t3r). 1siv.
erpooi: Slavic Prince tBr,, Far East ports
via Oran. Arna fNor,. Immingham motor
barge Pinthis. Fail River.
J Arrived 2ist atrs seichsric, Msu~bs~ssf
and Liverpool; Mahopac tflr,, Hamburg and
Bremen; Stephen II Jones, New York tfor
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Florida Keys New Ground Rocks Gas and
Whistle Buoy ~ was reported extInguished on
Dec 16 and will be relightcd as soon as pos
Sble.
Light, Querandi Point. Argentina-An un-
watched flashing white light, period 20 sec-
onds, thus, flash o6 second. eclipse "a Sec
onds flash O.8 second. eclipse "a seconds.
cash o.G second. eclipse 1874 seconds, has
been established on the old site OF ue
Querandi Beacon, IN lat ~ 81 ~ =. Ion
II on 81 w. The light Is exhibited 2i2 feet
t64.T meters) above high water from a rein
forced concrete tower (thc .frustum OF Z
cone), painted In black and red horizontal
bands. the upper and lower band being
black The light tower is elevated fI8 feet
fJ4.2 meters) above the ground and the light
has a visibility OF 21 mites.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

tANTILLA. Dec 2o-Arrived. str sarpfos
rxNTwERP, Dec lo-Arrived. strs Melita
tf3r). St John. NIB; Persier tBels). New
n Sailed fpt,, str oiympser tBelsy, savannah
,;AvoNMoUrH, Dec 2i-Arrived. str fKas-
'BALboA. Dec i5-sai'ed. str Lord ormonde
BARBApos, Dec is--saiied. str Guiana
BiARRow. Dec 2o-Arrvsd. str Hamlet
MARRY, Dec I9O-saiied. stre Carrigan
Head lBr). 81 johns. NF: 2ist. Port Bowen
BATAVIA, Dec is--saIied. str Gaelic Prince
be pHTEsLiSE. Dec ao.Arr.vea, str. ceppenam..
Nfm socHs Del rokho. Dec .o@ssiisa. str
Abangarez, New orleans VIA cristobai.
moMDAy Nov alin H.. port port sa s,s Gan nsT,Mof. Mse
BetEMEN. Dec io-saned. str Masmeric.
nRuNshurrEL. Dec io-saiied. str Sam
CAPE TowN. Dec 2o--Arrived. str Dro-
ward Doheny, Gai,eptdh.
Sailed 2ist. strs American Legion. New
ohfALiSA. Dec i2--In port. sehr James
q roHfxtBoURe. Dec 2o-sailed. str Finland.
ScCoNsTxNrINopLE. Dee ii-Arrived. ctr
Coeur d'Aiene, Philadelphia.
Sailed iith. str King Alexander tBr). New
York. I.
cRisToBAL. Dec 2o-Arrtved., strs Santa
Elisa. New York for Cailao: sixaoia, New
York for Port Limon.
Arrived 2oth. str sixaola. New York via
sailed isth. str yifsinlan. London. Ham
sailed 10Th. str. Msdawsska tRr). from
Levuka for Newport News: n Storey
PhIladeiphisD. EUREKA: Dsvolcnte tfrom Gal
veston), Los Angeles: Santa Rosa Ororn
Ncscp,'eaR New pYorR ona''e''0' '0"" "0''"'ns'0"'
sailed goth. strs Pastores. Port LIrhon
TAYAL. Dec 2o--saiied. str vesuvio utai).
from Naples for New York
FUsAN. Dec is--Arrived. str Gothic Prince
(Br). New York.
Csfi3RALTAR. rec co-Passrd, strs Halt
Moon. New York for batavia; c1st. Adamciio
trtaD, New Orleans for. .nart. :. /.
pNyscd 10Th. str Fairfield City. batavia
for Boston and New York.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
OIL MEN FIGHT pAKERs.

The Better Business Bureau. 81 Broad
way. has received word from the Texas
oil Mems Association OF San Antonio
that the bureau has the full support OF
the association In the formers fight
against fake oil stock promotiors. The
bureau has had investigators In the
southeastern field for more than two
months.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Winds Of Atlantic Coast.

Hast Gulf-Moderate4 to fresh northwest
and north winds and weather generally fair
Friday. ~
West Gulf-Moderate north and northeast
winds and weather fair Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh northeast and north winds
and weather partly overcast: probably local
rains Friday #t t
North of Sandy Hook Sandy Hook to Hat
tetas and Hatteras to Florida Straits--Mod-
crate to fresh northerly winds and weather
overcast Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Navy Orders

spsctof Dispatch to THE NEW yosx HsALD.
New York Herald bureau.
WashinGton, y. C.. Dec. ~.
These naval orders were made public to-
day:
Zone e. New York.
Jensen, Commander n. N. to Eleventh,
Naval district.
to receiving ship noston.
Wariick. Lieut.. william w. TO U. 3. 3.
California.
Fiske. Commander c. N, 10 naval bospi-
tai. Mare Island.
Manchester. Commander John D., to train
ing station san Francisco.
Mcdonald. Lieut.. n. r.. to receiving bar
racks. Hampton Roads.
Sab, Lieut.. John A.. NJ. C.. TO ". 3. q.
Arronne.
York. Lieut.. y. A., 20 Marine recruiting
station. Houston,
Boyie, Lieut. James D.. TO naval supply
depot South brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22

INC. and Samuel Horowitz-P.
iiollinger: Oct. IA. 1922. ....... 269. So
MIsI.As. Peter. contos:. Dec. IS.
sroI.TZ. Jacob r. and Foro Realty
corp.-M. Resnick: July 20. 1920
FuHRMAN REALTY iMfi;ooviE- So
MENT CO. ISC.--James 4. spey-
ers Co.. Inc; Nov. IL 1922
lvaratedt ........ .............. ,O6J 20
LtISESFELD. Julius-H. Gocdkind
Ian. "a. 1915. i6........,.....,. -. 3.22o.i7
LtuiAN. Joseph r. &C. slavik:
Feb. 81. 1922. ................. SOL. 20
FItMEFREDDo. santo. Tony and
F1ppo-c. Tan,io: Nov. 80. 1914 T54. 80
ALlTO. James. and New Amster-
dam Casualty co.-People. &c:
Dec. I. 1922 (vacated) ...... 500 90
EDWARDS. Harry. and New Am
sterdam Casualty Co.-Same: July
. ~. 1922 fvacated) )................ 500. 90
PARSHELSKY BROs INC
Riviera Construction Co.: Dec. 4.
1922 ivacated) ................ i.B65. 20
PROCTOR. Lewis J.-C. W. Morgan
81 al. Oct. II. 1922. 22............. 249.5f
CASEY, VIM. IN C. MacDou-
gall: Nov 10. 1890. .............. 16.2O3g gt
FROEHLICH. George J.-L. H.
Aronds; Dec. 10. 1929. .. 53i.02
WENLER. Jacob. ct ai-E. j. Hen
kie: May 81. 1922. 22................ 675 90
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
n GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF. Dec 21-Barometer al
n10yps30.20 inches; wind. fresh; weather
dsfll and showery: temperature. 81 deg Fahr
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Continued From Preceding Page.

Ctr II Dimoek. Holmes. Portland (gen-
eraD-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Motor ship Mississippi (BrD cleared Dec IL
for Philadelphia (not Baitimore).
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
COAST GUARD BILL FAVORED.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.--Favornble re-
port was ordered to-day by the Senate
Commerce Committee on the bill re-
Gently passed by the House to create IN
the coast guard service grade and rank
similar to that in the army and navy.
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
Fire Record

A. NJ I>oss.
i2:S7-a42 East 2Nh st. unknown Unknown
i:ie-i433 81. Nicholas av.: un-
,.,s-isS sSSS West 2sd ST.. ii. W. res, SNn0N"
c.is-Is Ea., icoth ST.. Harry Gold
berg Observation-Disclosures. Unknown
e;so-iss West ioeth st. unknown. Trifiins
T:0J--Avenuc n and 6th st.. automo-
bile: barney Aiberts ....... Triflirs
s.7c-2yas Brosdway: cisremont
s,so-tii E.., iiah ST; vIncen,
io..s-sso Eas, iis,h street. Louis
Qossky ....................U Unknown
ii;is-ipi Bowery. ,hed r. q.
II .so-scu,hern Boulevard ana Home
street. Bronx, sutonohilc. Lion
Brewery ....................U Unknown
i ISIS West iaist ST.; Theodore
Gaines ........... .s......t. Unknown
a.oo-24s Pearl 81 brown & Co. Unknown
55s--si Yves, Is5th St; MnndeTbsum
S.s-i1sc TTs' Park .v.i auto. Thomas ."s''~"
7.io-sso Ea,, iss,h ,t. IN. Brony;
7ao-4s7 9TH svcnuc, sappier =
s.3o-ssi ST, Nicholas avenue. un-
s.o-oso Eas, iesd street. The Bronx,
gdward Robi,zck ........... Unknown
ss45-ii Claremont avenue. William
a.co-7 Fast seth street George H..
rcrdelcton .........!......T Triflins
i,rrnx. the Aeoian iisno Com
PAM .........t. s...t... Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

BARCELONA (sp). at Teneriffe 2oth.
KoREA MARU tJApl. At shanghai 2oth'
MONGOLIA, at Plymouth 2ist land pro-
ceeded 70 Hamburg).
NlAGAA sr} }srscy .s Sxscsy. MsW; HonS h no,s
ROTTERDAM Dutch. a, Rotterdam 18th.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
t~yi ALEXANDER (Br). from CONSTANT.
.uplc nth for New York.
wooRDAM (DutchD. from Rotterdam 20th
.or New York. g-s
The New York herald., 1922-12-22
DIVIDENDS.
Stock of Pay
Record. able.

stock OF ray
Record. able.
inss. pf. ..........-....... Dec. % Jan. !.
r. W. bliss Co. a.. sc. =. Dec. 81 Jan.
nf .s.'..-...'.... ~. - Dec. 2i Jan. 2
E. w. Bliss Co.. a.. 81. LIST pf. Dec. = Jan. 2
Columbia Trust Co. O., ~. Dec. II Dec. 80
Chemical National Bank. BIZ
Consolidated Traction Co. Of
N. j., =. a.. 7e. ....-..D Dec 80 Jan. 10
eS. pf'..n..............'..D Dec. 81 Jan. 10
7sc. ................1..De Dec. 20 Dec 80
o. ...i..................1. ~ Dec. 80 Jan. 10
General Gas & Electric Corp.
a. 81 cum class A. ....... Dec. 20 Jan.
L. well Bicachery Co. sos
mereantii. Marin. Co. $ a.
Manning maxwell q Moore.
Marconi wireless Co. 5s...
n. Y. Trust Co. O.. Js5 Dec. y jan
Prairie Pipe Line Co. stock,
.Oed .................... DEC 30
new .............'..... Dec. II Jan. ~
rrairic Pipe Line Co. a.. So,
A. 6. 'spsidins Bros. O.. :.
ix$. lei pf.''......... Feb. 10 Mch. 1
A. q. spaidins Bros. a.. :.
rrss.us 20 q 'wiilism, steel Co.
~ s. Industrial Alcohol. q.-
"a. r.ew common a.. Dec so Jan. IS
Victor Talking Machine Co.,
a.. ti.T5. pf..............-.De Dec. 80 Jan. f5
The New York herald., 1922-12-22

BRONX COUNTY
BAt-MCARTEN. Benjamin. and
Charles wrirht-D. T.. Rothenoerg f5xs 2.
rLEAKLEy. Tom--P. J. Rein.. ara :.
KANS. Benjsmin---M. Luser>on.... as a
Cooperation ....,.......,......... ESQ. q,
bsr and II. Schreiber. fnc.--state
TIP TOP FLOUR CO. INC. Oscar
Rein and Fannie Rein--Common-
wealth Bans. .......,.............. 9.o77 2:
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name IL tha, of the debtor, IN,
fecond that of the creditor and date wher
Judgment was filed
NEW YORK COUNTY.
IuNENFELD, Juiiu.--H Good
Kind Oct. 10. ips2. s2............ s4G4 g.
pEPfsniSDER, 1o-eph--S. Jacobs
et al: June :. 1927. 2............ 7a2 Al
sEDGE MORRIS REALTY CO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

be expected, tendency is lose poise and swing
the opposite direction Mr. Bryan told the
Legislature Of kentucky that the faith fathers
endangered by the teaching of evolution in the
colleges, the legislators him very seriously
promptly proposed a that "Darwinism" and
atheism doctrines of evolution so they
attempt for the origin should not be
Not long after President Ernest NJ. Hopkins. Of
Dartmouth, made public letter which he had received
from a committee of the great church denomi
nations asserting that the support the church and
of the good people who belonged it would be with
drawn whose teachers had departed
the faith
Now. doubtless All this is gerry well meant and is
believed necessary end yet probability is that ~
is bat phase of the worlds disturbed
which viii pass get further from the storm
center of Before the the great majority of
clergy had in reconcing theories
OF evolution 70 their theology were wasting no
more time arguing about Il. the young people in
the colleges We're learning about the work Darwin
and o. oher eyolutionsts and having religious diff
hcultes. And it Is be hoped the well-inten-
toned and conendabe zeal OF these good people may
not aFai % feter the minds teachers The long
period during which The church held schools within
ligid limits OF instruction did accomplish much -
popular education The among religious
leaders Will themselves unwilling to return TO such
a pohey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
$50 81 "a
D n re SPUR 422Ss Moment - I E I W
A POEM.

upon dreay pondered weary
Over quaint and urious of forgotten
Suddenly i scratching or cnambe
lis visitor nuttered scratching chamber door,
just the cat and nothing more"
he cat expected. and I I elected,
Round and then let him safely
] had often that really made
Simply that and nothing
When heard fearful waing that I'd before
the old caterwsuing calling
Then FASTENED down chilled
Just to let him in
parors plan accord
the cable Probably will aprons
enterprise did here several years ago.
Looks though Hays lay in several barrels of
Have you everything" anxiOusIy
he peered At the burglar from beneath bedcohes
Did you get my daughters
Yes
my sons photograph"
my wife's bridge OUTFIT"
Her short sart7'
MY nother-nlaw's parrOts"
MY daughter
We'll then cali office tomorrow morning give yos
"iHght-o' replied the burglar
Why lighters to get on the real money,
Let the fighters tho box Office and the ticket aper the ring
and do the smuggling.
A.. cou,. !.
sum the Duke Tqand pay
francs year to get rid Of hlm
been a something the bonus
Well here IS A little something-very little.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

What IS tho strength OF the
United states AIR serviceY
What soldiers carry the heaviest
packs9
a-For what VAS candy first used?
4-In what direction should tennis
court be laid out7
What are the papai coloTs7
6-Where Is Irens2
What kind Of son has China2
slow long does it take to season
cordwood?
s-what two cities does tho trans
Siberian railroad connect?
10-What Is the worlds greatest
speed record for a flying machine
ANSWERS TO YESTERDAY's CUES
TIONS
What VIII make children's cotton
dresses non-inhammable? Ans. Rinse
~ dresses In q solution OK alum water
The proportion should be one ounce Of
alum to a basin OF water.
why was Harry Lauder kuighted?
Ans Because OF his service during the
war.
8-when did New York City pass the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
CADILLAC DAY
IS MARCH FIFTH

1raToT7 < = . rnT 1aFfar agv rnr an
,,,to ta,-. 49, s+,,diea III bes~d abos,-
,.,. 81 ,,,,sr;.a,s erra,+.st rio,,eo,.s
III, +b.,+ 80 l. Tho 40 ,,,,,,.l,os md
y,,t,--f.,,rfb ar,,f,,ersa--,- ~ A,,,oire
NJ Is Notbe radiIlac,s firth
Descending from the ancient
ro,-,,ty ~ Frsnoo raaiItae ~ tbe are
~ - cast ms 1T usitb tbe new world
ana dnr;ro ~ vesrs of constr,ctj, ..s
,,,orlS 4, nsu fer.noa ~ u,ae Il tnrn
~, s5l,,e,f,,,-.- axnlorsr fo,psar ~
Detroft 1ff.b ronn,andant or MACK
irac ana e.ovarnor IL ronisians
.......f....f.4 ,:.,,..,.,,,+ H. ~.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
WHY DELAY AMALGAMATIoN2

Just city elections every four years there
IS grea ideal said about the amalgamation of Eass
Chicago and Hammond led to believe that upon
liking Office the respective viii grab tele
prone and engaged in the following conversations
Mayer OF East Cbicago-"Permit me to congratu-
late YOU my dear friend IS possible now for It's to
nave fondest wish fulfilled Tomorrow VIII
aInalgaInate cities I shall resign in your
favor
Mayor or Hammond-~Not at ALL old man. /
couldn't think of letting you do that / shan resign
your favor"
TO drop into the Hernaeular that 4 bughouse
liable,
It ISN'T at all strange we hear nothing about
amalgamauon the hall Why should Mayor
brown Mayor Callahan knock themselves Of a
5obg That had enough trouble getting their jobs.
and may wen be prepared for a-Httle dis
eouragement frcm the present city Offices
Admitting that the city governments are satisfac
tory there remains every Fastening annals
gamation the cities. One city government is econ
omy. It means the cutting down OF expenses insofar
public officials concerned. It viii tho
largest city in county and one of the
largest in the state. 1t that North township
win be strong politically as Calumet township. if
stronger 1t gives the combined city greater
vertising power greater drawing power
tries II viii enable the two communities undertake
greater and uniform systems of development
East Chicago should buy It's water works first SO
that the city will have municipal water Frank
Callahan soemnly pledged to buy water works ii,
his campaign platform.
Amalgamation be put the ballot at a special
election by petition of freeholders.
1t Is something that the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs
could should start.
Now IS time Nothing viii be gained by
waiting and much viii be lost.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
LOOKING AT SOL
WITH NAKED EYE

ST. LOUIS. MO, March 4.-Thanks
10 dense and markey cloud Of soft
coal smoke that descended upon the
business section xeste rdny. II was
possible 90 view the spots on the
sun with the mixed eye.
The celestial orb hung in the hea-
vens like "A disk of unpublished cop
per, while on its surface could be
distinctly seen three sun spots.
Two were about the sizc of the
head of pin, while the third
seemed about the size of a PIN
point.
Local astronomers declared that it
j. most unusual for the sun spots
to be visible 10 the naked eve.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

million population mark? Ans. In 1869,
Allow many popes were put to
death Ans ST. Peter and 50 OF his
successors. For 80 years no poe died
natural death
5-Wbo is the poet laureate Of Eng
land MOVE Ans. Or. Robert Bridges.
e-what viii the water pressure be
so feet below the surface2 Ans 21s5
pour Is TO the square inch
lis there any coal In Central Amer
lear Ans 40
s-which way does natl hold bet
ter. driven straight or slanting2 Ans.
Slanting.
9How many telephones has New
York City2 Ans. Nearly 100000
1o--What viii he the income of the
United states government ia 1923? Ans.
S4.450,000.000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04
LEVINE KNOWS HOW.

There's Is one thing you've to say for Lenine
he knows now deal with those who try to upset
the soviet government The prison first and then the
firing squad for them
as wen Tor Alexander Howat. who, after he had been
kicked cut of the miners union 10y President Lewis
when he had tried wreck that organization. said
The only place left for him Russia to think again
before he engages passage.
When gentlemen OF the Howat stripe start to rass
old Ned with the powers that be in Moscow
grad, whever the soviet capital Is the welI-ed
cenares who kept hand especially for such pur
poses, ro him of to prison the point Of bayonets
engage him during the day the pleasant sport q
dggIng his own grave and stand him IN the way Of
score OF hgh-powered bullets the morning following
Just the peeps the top of the snow covered
Russian hills
AR Howat IS said take pride in raising he'll
with the government" which IS a practice strictly for
hidden IN the sociastie precincts of free Russia"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

Lots Of people worried about Jazz and crime
and the many evidence of abnormalty which they
say characterize time. They predict that the world
going to the Dad that there counteractng
influences To check lis downward progress.
This As only partial view On the contrary It
eil be found that seldom have the minds Of been
deeply by spiritual Influences. And to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

a few hundred dollars in money.
That's exactly the kind OF a pro-
osition that the used car buyer on
joys today when he gets a dependab.i
pes fraro reuurqbie dealer"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

HERB. HOOVER is reported to have been offered
a JOB At $3.50 900 year wouldn't have 10
Hoovsrize much that kinll OF a salary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

CoNGREssMEN REPORTED Wrestling with the
bonus" know more about the half Nelson and arm Up
the back than they did when the bout began
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

IT HAS JUST been ascertained that man who
has served IA years in Wisconsin prison for murder
is innocent, but it might have been worse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

THE GOVERNMENT has changed the form OF the
peace dollar will stack. This plainly in the in
terest Of the rich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-04

10 NOISE like a great spontaneous demand that
Bryan represent it in The senate has yet been heard
from Florida
The Washington times., 1922-05-08
|LOvelOrn Advice
BY Beatrice Fairfax
Going Half Way.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
My sweetheart is very stub
born. I am broad.minded. other
wise there would often be a
clash. Ny. mother does not APP
prove of him. He tells me how
much he loves me, but IL
wanted to give him up for some
one else he would say nothing
He believes the girl should al.
ways go half way. Is he wrong
in his opinion? 1 am twenty
three and he y twenty-one;
WHY shouldn't the girl go half
w way? The sweeter and more
considerate you are. the more
ashamed your sweetheart Will
be In his stubbornness. II he
is selfish and exacting, you must
either accept that ss part Of him
and deal with II Renerously-or
there isn't a chance for you TO be
happy together. But unless you
have a fine, well.balanced nature
and are willing to follow rather
than TO insist on leading. I'm
af.G.G here &c rough seas ahead.