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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
ISLAND FB10UiIs

Mto Hudaon rrf Tom Tracy Iel. | |thIs wrrE Cor Nerafr crcaE to lo la- arme1t work on mining property tnrre.
 The 1rh run having r.acfcl down |Iu TaEu InIeL E. H sou1thagcn ro- turned lo town early Ohio WcoE. He . haa boon mIit curing k.nE u1|mon . for Che ReIchWe'n company
 Tho LadcF Lclgua acrrci rcircah- monu during Ono dance given Iost .s1turday evening by Ono Liberty . .cub.
 J H Long of Ono DousIar nIoni Packing Company. received a ahIp- | mont oI clur ior Che c1nncry on thc . Admiral Nclo'r0n Ohio wceE. Am initial pack Of 70 cascs oi rcd aaImon vas put ur by Ono cannery yee'cr- day
 Tho LaiIe8 League hold iu rcs- uIar buanc.1 mcoung on Ihuraay afternoon in tho Lcauc roou1 at tte church.
 nIurs udrn HryuU. Giadyu pcteron. Dour.ra rchool to1chcr. and Frcda re.euon, 1.rt-r ot tho iaticr returned ThuriaY morning from trip over Ono rorcrnmcntraiI- ro.I to FaIrbrntG. rho young Ird.as report Une trir. with un- u.raUy good weather prevailing throughout They pI,n Co a,ay in town unuI Ono arrival oi thc Spokane on sunday when ihcI uII proceed
 1uth.
 Johnnie NIcnl returned homo on Wednesday from Ono Juneau holp.- uL Ho has boon confined With a aevere attack of pncumouia for moro chan a month.
 Mu John Kc.ucy ani Dor tWo children have arrived htre from kln- reeoi for . v'r.t uIih hcr mother. Mr. Wm rnutr Ircf Ir rdl at Kennec0tt whoro no is playing baIl on thsr team.
 Vacation ume rccu1 to havc brought a young cr.mo utTo to Doug nr Tha week rcrcrrl homo. have been entered aut footed According to Deputy Marahal Geo. Getchou Che boy1 win bo ict oI viih lecture thIs ume. but 10 Obey repeat the ot- iena. they vIu bc punished Go thc uu extent of Che low.
 Harold GalIv11 accepted poH- uon a. Che Trcaiuou cyanide rlant suruue work iaal Saturday
 Mr Leo DeNylt urr pleasantly
 nr oi 'aHl wccE by number oi hor friends Ono occa.Ion bc.uE her wedding ann.rculry
 The Sunday rchool pup.ls of Che ConrraelIonlI church enjoyed o pIc- r.c at Laucn crock on Sunday About hundred people attended Che annual ouUns
 re.er EncEon r young mon who hos suffered rrert lc1I of h.a mo from naIlIyE.a va9 taken to at Ann hospital In Juneau early chic WoeE.
 bun Haon Lyon1. accompanied by N s1f.e CouIcy who h1s been r.a- Icing her hcre letl on Che Admiral Wa.or Thmetay morning for trip fr Che westward. They win Eo aH ..r aa Seward by boat and Chen mako he trip over Ono Eorcrumcut r1.I- -old and return. Moo Lyon1 eE- reca to Icavc for Walort0Wn Mraa. on her return. to Udt with hw nrronI.
 Douglas vas WeII represented on .he c1cauIon lrrt Sunday on hc Alama lo raku E'rc.cr About 20 In number ie,t from hcrc lrcry ono reported q rpIe1dIf ume.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
srrm PRETTY EAus mT

"sIUn' nre..y Che popular hu- rrIcan Legion comedy. wac presented rt One Liberty theatre rue.lay night before au anprec.auFe houac N" Ne.aenrahI and Fred Lynch took Ono leading cong nartH John Hernhoiar and EI He1ut.r aa c1meIIan1 Eent Che houae auef'ns with thc.r many token Backed by uu efficient and veI trained e1s. and chorua tho play won't Cover Che ,oD' w.th hure mrcr A HE-r.ece orchc'ra Ted by Nrs J. C WooIor furnished Che music and rnre n dance lftcr thc play in tre Liberty han which woo attended by nree crowd unu' a IHt. hour.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
DOUGLAS PHOI0GBiPHER
 B CALLED r0 YUKON

Ef Andrews Douglas pio.os ranhor and probably Che beat accnIc srec.ouat and outdoor ard1t In Che North. has boon engaged by Ono Whio rass e Yukon Route Company to mako a Grip io Yukon Cor Ono rurno.a of making number oi
 recaI pictures to bo uscl for puh- ucItr Durro.eE Flo WII likely Ec. runr within foW daEa
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

Summary -Home ruuH Mcdonald anf J. Mco.osEry Tuo-ha.e hits. J. MrCIr Eer Wooirrt Brown. la. on baus. by HIsIoy l Brown Q. hen- n.nr 2. McCIoskey !. Hit by pitcher by Hcnr.nr struck out by HIE- lev l Brown q Hcuu.nr l hcc.cl- hey D. IT hIa Ic runs of HcnnInE In fInn'nrr. 0 hI.a ruu1 cI WE.ey i'm throc Inn.rul Left cn haacr. Iu- nrau 6. norr.ar r. FIul baro on ore -e-r Turrr '. ucurIrr Umpire
 Immrrulu.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
PETERSBURG TO HAVE
 NEW SCHOOL BUILDING

Thr preliminary r'anH for thc Petersburg ..hoo' building arrived .rom Che south ou recent boat and pcre accepted by Che city council at a special meeting held on TuWuday night
 Thc plans provide for throe- story huIdIne tl feet by l1 feet and containing five largo and two small oIaauooms boiler room gymnasium. principals ol.ce. teachu room anl necessary toilet arrangements.
 Taken as whole thc plans arc very acceptable and when erected lho building win bo as nicely are ranged and 0ucl up school house as thoro iH u lhe North potcrlurs Ronort
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
DOUGLAS CHURCHES

ConrrertU1I Church Notes
 sunl.r acrno. I..0 .n ... Preaching services. l.r0. pr Bruce uu give Ono second ol h.H 1ermonf rr rThe CIorIe. ot Che crc.9. At- lend and hoo.t your homo town church r|r Nrr IuVr.'manH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
TRUSTEES OF H0IE
 TO MEET AT sITKA

roctIo MacKnuou WaH n ua.cn- scr on Che Spokane for s.t.a whore Governor Bone. who Wa. also on Ono Che Spokane win can n meeting ol Che trustees of Che P.ona.r. Home of which board U 5 Commissioner DArmoud 0i S.tka Ir a member Mr. WarKInnon expected io lo.wu home 0n thc Spokane.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
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Jun. Holy Trinity sunday
 a.EU n. m-WaH ant sermon.
 Confessions win hc heard from e.r0 fr 0.11 H HurcI.cUor o, One Blessed Sacrament Immediately a.,or s.E1 lo s.r0. Bened.c..on o, Che Nta.
 Thorc vim ba no evening services
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
Uor E'cs Iel Of Happenings on Coughs I.m5 Twenty Yori
 Ago This Week

A. " Cuu aud lrm.iy moved into tho Campbell cottage ou Second rcet and P. S Early and family moved t0 Che Hunter roHdence ccr- . nor of ThIrl and F
 CarhIor Dunn Of Che Tradwe.i Horo rerrncl ha position and Io,t for Idaho.
 R L Huu luaorrod ha bua.- uea location from nous.m .o het- chItan.
 Mr and Mm J Wua O. San Frudrco werc Vlune tno.r ln. . B y. at Treduel
 A celebrated aEe.ah tom Garno c Burton. ucre entertaining at tho uourIar Opca Houa and bad tho town going
 0rur Ohmau ioIi or Ono Hm- boIil for a v.aIt Co soatue.
 Mr. and Wu R R Rorou TO- ported having arrived safely In thc.r now homo Warden Idaho.
 Guy Boa who va. prospecting on Mu.h crock. reported lha. Che best ho bod found Waa c1Iou
 Marriages for Che week woro Mu Alma HaUouql.al Co A. n. Hendrix con and hmaIIa NaEe.a to Franc Victor re.lo.
 nourIa1 Ho.c Company No. 9 or- rrnirci Wlth Henry Onon. foreman, IuIIur Iouron. assistant and Tex Lmmcman. accrc.ary.
 Err. IT. Hammond Co.o former pastor Of Ono Congregational church, dled at Saratoga. California.
 H. R. Shepard 0l Che Juneau cu1- ,oms force iwued am explanation of r now DccIaI man.Io. chat was ro- ru.rcf of an shippers
 Committees were appointed to ar- range for a Fourth o. July co.cora- don. nnf thc dnlnoo committee of which Elmer E. Smith wa. chairman. was buy collecting money hbucr Murray wac chairman oI One come uIttet on Arrangements M. J O.Con- nor Of 6ror,s ond Iame chr.s'oo Of dance committees Il was aHreed to give t20 Co lho ua.Hua. oreau.Ea- uo1 having Che mos. mmbor In Che parade.
 Tn Ono copy of .he Douglas Island Neu from which Ono foregoing eN- tract worc made. Iuu. V. iao2. ap- narrd nm eElendci HIIl..un of Che mercantile business 70. H MI Hch- rrrda of Juneau rho article TO- fcrrcd lo Mr. HohluIa w having started .u business Iu che clr'y daya and crown DID with Che country
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
sITKA H0r SPRINGS

vInt Dr F L Goidrrda iamou1 srHnrum where thero n every comfort Ral-a f3 DOT day and u1. The vatcr ot Che s.tsa Hot 5pr.nsr orc Hfe-r.r.nr and hoaIih-1rorcrr.nE
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

John ucCrary has been g.rn tho contract for carrying maII between chuna and Cultana for Ono ncEt four TcrTT
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10
Department Of tho Interior

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 Juneau AIasta May 21 1929. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Ole K. JoHanaan of Iio0ulH A.askH Ina. submitted nuHI thrcc-yelr proof i'm support of HIH homo .eli entry 0u May '. IHa2. for lands embraced serial 0fs1a made at Iuucau Alaska, m United sHt.. Survey No. litnt situated ou Che N and w. shore of swau.1uH UIrH0r LWu Canal Tore rIt0ry of AIa.Ea iu latitude 5s l& N and longitude lal O5 w. and more particularly described aa lo.- IoWs
 Commencing at corner N0. N C. ou tHo limo ol sWaua0us Uarb0r. whence IsLM Nu. 1890 balrs & If aU' E 2f.fN chH and w. C. bc1u M 0.al cha running thence W. 2U chs. fo c0r uur No. 9. thence w. l9.Ha chf t0 corner No. a. thence s 24.3O chs. t0 c0uor No |. M. C. on Che luc of ordinary high tide oI Swan luH IIul0r. tHenO0 muIn- dor.ue CD S. hN NN T.. laI chs. l2I y. ra. I1' E. Goo chs; IlI $. ft. Ha E .Eu ch. fl HI E HlU rhHi lII N ff. aI E E.-H chH. liI hN aU F. s.fN chst co N. ti. l5 E H.HH cH. I.I ". fI fl ". 5IO c1ss lII V. l4 T.. lai cha I0 o0ua. No i tH' place of beginnings containing au ar.l uf rfIl acres. variation T. aN E FRANK X. BOYLE.
 Nrr.Ht0r First publication June 8.
 LHH publication Aug. l.
 Read tle slroIiora weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

Mm William aHHI.r and children Iol ou One John NcWiNma boa. Sunday Cor .he.r strawberry ranch ou Shelter Ir'ard Mr. sHaIr ia aI- raady here and tHo family W.I. nend Che rumm.r witch him.
 Gus Er.cErou and Vernon Nelson camc ln from Ch.chaso. 'as. night for ahorl vHu on Che Channel
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

Mr. and Mrs. James lm.H.oa en- teraInod abou. tH.rty rueta on sat- urlay evening I'm celebration O, Ihe.r third wedding anniversary Bridge urr played during .H. rU.n.ue
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

LODGE DIRECTORY
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-10

First publication June a Lnst publication Aue '.
The Washington times., 1922-02-12
GE|SHA GIRL IN .
TOKYO SAVEDbY'
KIND AMERICAN
Otto c. Miller. Engineer, Finds
Note Telling Of Plight and he
Buys Her Freedom.
THEN AIDS SWEETHEART
Lends Him Money to Buy her
as Bride From Parents and
Then Sails for U. S.
BY UniversaI Service.

rouyC E.b 11-The prim-
ioh W
rose path of geishadom usu"iiy
,..Js fore;guers who tread il to-
.,+ and a
ward canceieo coh'i" .'
sceond-class passage home. but the
latest Tokyo tale OF the contacts
Lo.,roor tho Western world and the
''e -,... =:
world where the Relsha sh.0ers 10
NJ q vounp Aynerican's redemption
~ no;sb,
VI ot,o - Muller installation engi.
- o+ on American company which
r,aa erecting a new plant for
Tanarasa gIa ss.makinR firm. was en-
to,taine6 or farewell dinner by a
b"s;ness friend at the Maruyama-ro,
80 ,s..;rotnoj taa.bouse ~ Sbimono-
eli,
Among the peishas brought in to
ontartain the euests was a beautiful
o;rI whose LOOK NJ annarent distress
e. n.ad tha ,,onno Annerican Her
cod facs haunted him and he re.
turnad RI the tea.house another
n;aht On q second visit he observed
thet u,hon no ono was hooking SAN
cho>san took a letter from her pocket
ga af,ar raadine a. hurst into tears.
CT dronrad tha ,atter on the floor
andNinst "a In the n,ovies-Miller'
,,ioroS a. IN nod a. translated and
fonnJ +hat ~ told . story Of distress
81 honoa
VIII is oe' rroo'
Sancho-san, 1t seemed. seeing the
poverty of her parents. had proposed
to her mother that she should be
placed in a geisha house, so that she
might support her tamiiy' me
nond,tioo thot The ADVANCES of ma.
irons were NOT to cross the line that
d,yides an,usenoent from vice That
US tbraa vears 400 when Sancho.
san was seyenteen.vears-old.
INQUIRIES ar the Home confirmed
tho eirrs story The family were
iiyinS IN one.roo,o I9xS and were
-, D. ,,orao ~ starvation The
Ar.ric,n deternnined to rescue the
I'll 80 na.otiat;ons With the oei.
Sha hnnsa 9rnad,no" ware started
thro,ah - third Marty
Wben a man nrpnoses IN "redeem"
q .,a;sh, thot 10 nov be, debts m
the Laa~or oS The bomsa NJ which sh,.
e. 10000 a. a. ,,Sua1ly With a
,,;o,. - ,,,aLSinr har his No . wife "
daen,ad bv q foreigner hut iovfuIIv
consantad uhen ass,,rad that The mo
ti,,as - tha transaction were n1,relv
nbiIa ntbronic
"yVbat's the ,se NJ a man., hav-
The Washington times., 1922-02-12

Here's joyful news for every fleshy
person who loves good things to eat
especially those who are denying them
selves the things they like most because
Of their desire to keep down their weight
or to reduce fat with which they are
already burdened.
The famous Marmola Prescription has
been put up in convenient tablet form
and Is now sold by druggists everywhere
at only one dollar per case-the world
over price. To get rid of fat steadily
and easilS', simply take one of these
little tablets after each meal and at bed
time until YOU have reduced your weight
TO where you want II. No wrinkles or
flabbinesS will remain to show where the
tat cane off.
Simply use Marmola Prescription Tab
lets according to directions; they are
harmless, free from poisonous or in
furious drugs. and can be used with per-
feet safety. Try them for just a few
weeks and get results without going
through long sieges of tiresome exercise
and starvation diet. Get them at any
good drug store. II your druggist should
not have them In stock you can secure
them direct from the Marmola Company,
<612 Woodward avenue, Detroit, Mich,
by sending one dollar.
The Washington times., 1922-02-12
4 Local People Enroll
For Art in Paris Studios

Four Washingtonians have regis
tered for courses in the new Paris
studios of the New York School of
Fine and Applied Art. They are
Miss Cecilia Anne Martin, 1910
street northwest; Brendard S. Will
liams, ZIG Maryland avenue north
east: Miss Marie Richardson, 1881
Twentieth street northwest, and
Felix Mahoney, of Connecticut ave-
nue. and NJ streets northwest.
Miss Martin and Mr.. Williams,
both students in the departmnt of
interior decoration and architecture.
will go for Il four months study,
while Miss Richardson will take a
special postgraduate course. Mr..
Mahoney will take the summer
course.
Frank Alvah Parsons is president
Of the school.
The Washington times., 1922-02-12
Uric Acid
Solvent
IS cent Bottle FREE
(32 Doses)

Just because you start the day worried
and tired. stiff legs and arms and mus
eles, an aching head, burning and bearing
down pains in the back worn out before
the day begins-do not think you have to
stay in that condition.
Get WE'LL Be free from stiff joints, sore
muscles, rheumatic pains, aching back,
kidney or bladder troubles Start NOW
II you suffer from bladder weakness
with burning, scalding pains, or II you
are In and out of bed half dozen times
at night, you will appreciate the rest,
comfort and strength this treatment
gives.
We will give you for your own use one
s6-cent bottle (32 Doses) FREE to con-
vince you the Williams Treatment con-
Quers kidney and bladder troubles, rheu-
matism and all other ailments. no matter
how chronic or stubborn. when caused by
excessive uric acid.
Send this notice with your letter TO
the DR.. d. A. Williams Co, Dept. V-50s9
p. o. Block. East Hampton. Conn. Please
send ten cents to help pay part cost OF
postage, packing. etc. We will mail to
you by parcel post, delivery paid, a regu-
lar s6-cent bottle OF the Williams Trent
ment (32 Dosesl. without obligation or
expense. Only one bottle to the same ad =
dress or family. Established 1899.
The Washington times., 1922-02-12
ADVERTISEMENT
Urge Pyramid
For Piles
Tell Your Friends What Wonderful
Relief l. Given by Pyramid Pile
Suppositories ..

First try them. then tell your
friends that Pyramid Pile SUPPOSE
tories bring blessed relief In the pri-
The Washington times., 1922-02-12

-70x80-in. Block Plaid Part
Wool Blankets, made Of excel
lent quality wool with small
percentage of cotton, in blue,
pink, gray and TAM with color
ed soisette binding. &C OK
A pair ........... Oo
The Washington times., 1922-02-12

a pair USsoo
Fine quality Marquisette Curtains, fin
ished with wide lace edge and insertion;
full sill length and width also in the
assortment are other lace-trimmed styles
in white ecru; variety of styles to
select from.
The Washington times., 1922-02-12

Silver Gray Part
Wool Blankets. These are
nearly all wool, just enough
cotton to prevent shrinking.
In gray only with the colored
borders. Extra soft CT Sn
quality. A pair. ). o'' cV
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

The Ladies' Aid Society of I'm
manuei's Evang elicsl church OF Sib-
ley street will hold it's regular month
ly social meeting tomorrow afternoon
Everybody is invited.
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Tho Hammond branch OF the League
Of Women Voters viii meet with Mrs.
a. A. Young OF State street on Thurs
day evening. February the nioth. The
Rodgers Bill will DO discussed, also
the Equal Right Bill. At she last
meeting the league decided to donate
materials suitable for infants gar
ments. the same to be made by pupils
in the vocational training school. and
to be used wnen completed 10 rel~sve
needy mothers. Plans for the county
meeting viii be discussed together
with plans TO meet the Leagues share
Of tho county pledge. The president
wishes every member 70 be present,
and all women interested in better
civic conditions are invited.
Mrs. T. w. Oberlir charmingiy en-
tertained the members Ct the Tuesday
Afternoon Bridge Club yesterday At a
one o'clock luncheon at her home on
Hyslop Place. There were four small
tables, dainty with vases Of spring
flowers, jonquils, freeSia and pussy
willows, and the appointments were
very attractive. A delicious course
luncheon was served. after which
bridge was played and the honors
made by Mrs. Ober1in and Mrs. Yves
ley N. Elston. a guest for the after
noon Mrs. Oberlin was assisted by
her daughter. MISS Katherine, and the
guests Of the club were Mrs w. II.
Davis. Mrs. +. G. Crumpacker and
Mrs. Elston. Mrs. Anna Moran will
entertain the club at luncheon in two
weeks in her home on Mason street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

Taylor had visitor and did not Wish
to be disturbed.
He told officers tisaf he felt conf
dent thai he gas tire man Mrs Doug
las MacI.ean. wife OF the screen actor.
who occupies the bungalow adjoining
the Taylor home. said she saw leaving
the directors house the night OF the
murder.
Miss Norrnaa6. who was with Tavior
shortly before he was shot. II the TIM
OF the shooting as fixed by polls is
correct. told officers she LEFT the house
between 1870 and 7:85. She stated
that the director walked with her TO
me car. leaving his front door open
as was his custom.
While tho two were standing ct the
curb, TayioTs colored servant. Henry
Peavey, concluded his work IN the
house and lstt, walking past the
couple at the car. A. this moment,
the police believe the Taylor home was
unoccupied. The door had been left
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

produce e. comedy And IL is Of more
than passing interest to note that the
very play in which he has allowed
comedy To predominant. was produc-
ed in the very midst OF tragedy. 1.-THE
Idol Dancer is the name of the pic
ture. and it will De remembered that
it was while journeying to the Bahama
Islands 10 secure scenes for this story
that the entire Griffith party was
nearly shipwrecked off the coast of
Florida,
But all the tragic happenings that
overcarne MIR. Griffith and his players
did not prevent the producer from in
jecting a wealth OF delightful humor
into 1.-THE Idol Dancer which will be
seen at the Orpheurn tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

several having been placed since the
previous meeting. They are slreday
planning TO make the Memorial Day
exercises the best ever given in Ham
mond. A donation was made 10 the
state department for the relief OF dis
abled veterans. 1t was decided that
the next meeting ON Tuesday evening.
February 81, would be an open one
every overseas veteran in this vicinity
is urged to be there as they will have
an interesting program to offer. Lunch
and cigars will be furnished and {
great time will be had in relating their
various experiences overseas.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

We wish to thank our neisfSsors ana
friends for the kindly assistance rend-
cred us during the sickness and death
OF our beloved wife, mother and sis
ter Especially do we greatly appre-
ciate the comforting words Of Rev
L1chtsinP. vocal selections by Miss L.
Solder hnd singing by choir. Also
friends who so kindly donated their
automobiles.
MIR. II. J. GE1GER a CHILDREN
MISS BERTHA BAURLE
MISS ANNA RAURLE
Mr. MRS. HARRY BAURLiE.
e-s-f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
WOMAN INVOLVED
IN MYSTERY


tConttnneo from page onAJ
increased by word that comes into
headquarters from practically every
operative on the case that clearly de-
fined efforts TO -cover UP" are being
encountered in many quarters
Tho time at which Taylor was murd-
cred was more definitely fixed today
when detectives closely interrogated
Howard Fellows. tho slain mans
chauffeur. who told the officers that
he called his employers home by teie-
phone At 1855 p. m. the night or the
murder and received no response.
Fellows said he then drove to the
Alvarado street bungalow. aTrfvsn z
at Sis. He said he rang the doorbell
several times but received no reply,
despite tho fact that he could see a
light burning inside.
The chauffeur said he assumed that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
GRIFFITH PRODUCES
COMEDY IN LATEST

d. W Griffith has turned 10 comedy
From the time when this noted creator
of The Birth Of a Nation" '.Intoi-
erance.' Hearts OF the World" ''Brok-
en- Blossoms" and other epochaI pro
auctions startled the motion picture
world by bis gigantic spectacIes and
tragic tales. he has been petitioned to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
Veterans of Foreign
Wars Grows

That overseas vetrsns are apprecist-
ing the benefits of belonging to the
Gold Stripe" organization is shown by
tho fact that several new members
were taken into Sdward H. Larsen
Post No 500. " r. w, at the regular
meeting last night. They are accomp-
fishing good work in securing jobs
for the boys who are out Of work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kind assistance
and sympathy az the death of our
wife. mother and daughter. Mrs. W
A. Trodke Also for floral offerings.
W. A. TOIKE AND FAMILY.
MR. WI SON AND FAMILY. %
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

open and the slayer shipped tnsse@ 10
a place OF hiding
Tho police believe shS xanyfmg ucss
<soidfy premedfs-ked ana Chx4 elsa GHS
rector was shoe down w&sssoNt
chance 20 defend nsxrxsgs
This. officers say, srbsexnSSznes a
theory that che crime was conmDitsec
By a hired assassin or . Derncn fl
spired by spirit OF revenge.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08
Saengerhund Fidilia.

Our annual grand prize masquerade
ball will be held Saturday, Feb. %, at
Unity Hail. $500 in prizes given to the
best costumes. Admission rs cents
person 7-s-4t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

THE republican convention 20 os
held at Carl Londgren's place. ROB
ertsdale, this evening, is open to the
publIo--eweryone is welcome TIE
meeting has been called by Chairman
John KilMgrew for the purpose OF re
signing the position OF county char
man ship and eleCttng OF q chairman -
fill the vacancy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-08

Mrs- Dunbar's many friends are anxi
Gus for her recovery snon
MT. r. Holmes Hobbs OF Rimhach
avenue who has been seriously i'll for
the past week with blood poisoning,
shows slight Improvement He is un-
der the care Of q noted Chicago spe-
cialist-