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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-07
sl1r1ter 8arf fiir
pl1rilte1t CUNT,
ga1rnperein beihlisft Sell ieines
8arfs fur bieien 3iped 81 sffez
sriret1. 8nrf but ibeale Sage.
Stabt ,piirben baburd getpifie
llnfpiten erspa9feu.

Dus gieilefte In ser 6rage bes Nuto
TourtlterzganpS if, 6aSfelbe f16g
li6eripeile i'm 1l1rner Barf an3ulegen
So lit iebo6 nod nt6t poiitio bel6loi:
ien.
Sn ei11er hirsli6 abgebalte11e1t Ser:
ian1n1lung beS' EurnDereinS tpnroe 81,
@ngelegenbeit .rlo1n1alB be1pro6en
Der Berlammlung tpobnter ST
Stab snlitgfieber Or, gnntl Wnef=
Ter llnb CHARLES &ueblbad bei, mn
auS3ufinoen, lpie ficb Sic Mttgltebei
DeS 8ereinS 51 Der etnaigen 8enubz
ung oes YarfeS ais EouriitenzGan1r
itellen pirben.
Die Mitglteoer oeS 8erein8 itnb
ii6 IN oiefer 6rage nidt gang einig.
SIN elmer friberen 8eriammlnrg, IN
lpel6er btefe Mngelegenbeit beipro6en
,porbe11 mar, mar ite abl6ldgig be-
idieben moroen. Dte 6rage tpnroe
nun IN ser lebten Berlam1nln1lg aber=
mails angeregt llnb man fam 3u bem
Bel9lub, ben Narf De1n St1otrat alS
Iol1ri1tenzGa1np 5n offerieren, bie8
miirbe iebp6 mir bie bi1rtere Sdlfte
beS fubit6en IeileS be8 HarfS etnz
i6lieben.
GS n1ub 5ugegeben tperoerk bab Der
Tnr1ler Barf IDEAL gelegen 1T, 1t6t
nett bonn @ef6dftstetl Der 9tabt nno
ge1liigen6 @6atten aufmeilt, u1n ben
Ionrtlten etnen a1geneb1nen Nufentz
balt 3lt bteten.
5omte SET Gta6trat bei6lubfdbig
perbea 1nb ben Tur1ter Barf al8
Iourtiten Camp beittmmer, 10 ptrb
eS ipobl 'notper16tg meroen, 3oiletten<
etnrtdtungen an5ulegen unb au6 bte
n0ttgen NdMn1lt6fetten fiir &o6z
5lpede GIT erri6ten.
Gs lpnrbe ei1 &omitee erna1111t, n11
bie Nngelegenbett NIT ber Staotbez
bSrbe 5u beiprede11, ll1b 5lpar Breb,
9enrp Selo, SnliltS Rrauie,
Sermann Sein llnb Tbpnas Baen=
Der. ss+5 ts. Z
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-07
Meinltat Ser staotmabt.

Die 5taottpabI am Diensfag per<
lief, .ba filr Sic 11teilten Nentter feine
Dppolttion Dorlag nno tpie alge1netn
anqenotnn1er tpurbe, b66f rl1big. I'M
oefabr ei1t Biertd Ser Misunderstanding
ten 5tin1nngeber nla6te @ebranb bon
benz @timmre6t. Dieie 3aW tpdre
nod bebentenb gertnger gepeien tpelln
ni6t tn Der elften 9tnnoe nod IT'D
Elm Ganbtbat tn Der Berlon bon Srall
8ertba Stpppert fiir baS 5tabt1batz
1netiters Nn1t ge111eibet bdtte nnb sc.
9. yteho,11l alS eanotoat fttr Nl0er1tta1l
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-07
@ir MAIDEN uniere 2e}er IN

@tr MAIDEN uniere 9eier in
Stem nlm un6 nmgegeno beionbers
uuf1nerflam anf bte Mn5etge Ser Sem
trail Nuto So. Serr 9trtenner, einer
ser @tge1ltiimer bat Mai6inerfllnoe
BON @rnnb anf itubtert. st lernte
auf Sen beriib111ten 56tdau @erfen
Su @lbtng, @eitpreuben, mar ipdte1
Maat In ser Delltibe1 Marine. Su
Nn1erifa arbeitete er In eintBen bel
gr0bten Mai6inenfdbrtfer, 3lilett als
sgormann. Sbm fam iebet Urgent
etne 9orte 9lnto Dber Iraftor gum
Heparteren anbertrauen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-07

SRI. Noie Miaer ,bewirtete am
5onntagabenb et11e Nn3abl Brennoin=
men I'M Setm ibrer Gltern, Serfn nro
Tran Soc Miller IN ct. @eorge, an
ldblt6 ibreS Wtegenfeite8. Man ber==
fiir5te ii6 Sic Bett bur6 geielltge
5ptele l1nb Mnlif. Tim Mttterna6t
tp1r6e Elm f60neS 5upper ferDiert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-07

SRI. Marp &orbeI beintrtete
AM Mpntagabenb ben Brtbge Glub II
.ibrem Seirn onb ber!Moro State 5traz
be. SRI. Glfrieba Ioberer gefpa111t
itei1 i. Bret8. SIM Nni6lnB an eine1l
iebr angeneb1n berbra6ten Mbenb pitrz
be etn fetner 2nn6 ietDiert.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-07
geriantz
lung oes Gp11t, Club


!; .Sn Der am WtDntagabe11D abgeba1s
tenen n1onatli6e1 8erla1nnlllng beS
Commercial Clubs fam lltbt ptel
MelleS CUR 8eiprees s.ta Seer San@
nes, Borltben0er See Banfettz& &on1iz
tees, beri6tete, bab bereit8 alle ar
rargementB fiir baS am IS. Npru in
ser Iurn 9alle itattfinbenoe Banfett
getroHen feie1l Ser Tnrner 6ral1enz
Beret1 tpirh Elm Gbtdeniupper ierz
piere1. Die BilletS fir bieieS 8auz
fett f6nnen l6on iebt gum DreiIe BON
.$l. SO erltanben iperben. Dieier Drei6
i6liebt ni6t 1lur baS 'Banfett, fonoern
aud SEN barauf folge1be1 Sang ei11. Il
Weit Besug auf einen Reoner fiir
6ieien Nbe11b bat Der 8Drliben6e be8
&on1ttees 3ie1nlt6 traurtge @rfabru1rz
gen sen1a6t, beun alle Serren, NIT
oenen er beStpegen In brtefli6en Ser
febr trat, perlangten etn 10 bobeS
:6onorar fiir ibren literartlden Borz
trag, oab eS etnfa6 lrn10gli6 mar, 5lt
ei11en1 Nbi6luB 3u fommer. Siel=
Slei9t mtrb e8 bo6 nod 11otperoig, etz
.1ten lofa1en Steiner fiir bteien Nbe1b
5u tpdbler,
Mphmals gpnrtifen Gat,1p.
Dte Touri1tenzGantp Nngelegenz
beit fam aberrnalS CUR gpra6e. gier
sMitglieoer beB 5tabtrate8, Dr. @n1il
Mueller, Gbarles &ueblbah, Serrp
'Nearoon lno @tl[tan1 2ieb eri9tene1l
Dor bem &lub, auf beiien ginlaonug
sllnn ste @a9e eingebeno 5l1 beipre6en.
yor etli6en @o6en fabte Der @onl=
1nerctal Slut, einen 8ei6lnb, 81 8nn=
,1ten beS 91ortb German Barf8 fir Elm
sMmto Camp unb ba Der 9tabfrat al1f
.oieIe Yrppoiition ni9t 1ldber etngtng,
stpnrbe er 5n bteier 8eipre6ung eingez
label1.
s5n Ser 5ta6tratSlitung ipuroe ber<
EpDrgebobea1, bab TN Nortb German
Eparf fein Shatten lei. S11 Der 8ez
Ilpre6ung I'M Commercial Stub am
Montag apurbe gelte1lo genna6t, bab
|S6atte11 ,11t6t bie erite 58e6ingllng
sfiir eth erfolgrei6eS s IollrHtenlager 5iei.
EGS &pllrbe beto1lt, baB ei1l ebener Blab
fir 1ol9eS 2ager nit &odz l11lb ST.
|ei1lri1 1tungen ote uptbebtnguag lei
l1nb bab Eourtite11, Ste i'm g6atten
Dermeilen 1r1D6terL ben @er111an Barf
benuten nnlte1l. 8etter lpnroe II,
Der N11gelegenbeit 1li6t8 gsta11.
8fufternnes sprpieft beiprDt6en.
Gin ipeiterer gegenita1lb, Der 3n1
|5prade fam, mar Ste HfIaiterllrg be1
[9tate @5trabe. sRfi9ter s.. Oe. solier
|3ipra1 iib babingebel1b aus, bub bas
HflaItern Der g5tafe @5traBe sl1rs s8eti
mod MIDI npttDenbig lei. St fiible,
Iodb blirh bieie Df1aiterung Ben sc
fAdftslenfen u1n6ttge Biir6ett aufge=
| bQlit nerbeI1 tpiirbe11. 9iei9 iprad
su @unften Der Yerbelierui1g. N1d
tn sbtefpr MIlgeiegenbett ipnrben ffeit1f
geId1ufie gefabt, 81 Sic 9ahe e1lo=
lghHtg pDn1 sg5taD trat am l2.s NprtI Ell
Ilsbigt lperoen foo, Bet nelb1er 0elesel1.
lbeit alle bteienigeu, Sic fiir ODER geger
lbie Dflafterang iinoo, erfbeinen f6nne11
tllm ibre Waein1ng 6arSlltlln.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-07


SeselzGdife ,peif ourd ieine
bpdintereiIa1te1t 2ihtbilberz 8Drz
trdge bentide 5haffensfraft ,r1o
beuti6en ltnternebmnngs sgeif
treflid 5n idbilbern.
gu ei11er gortragBtonr onrb Ste
Ser. @taaten 1T fiir3lib &apitdn
Nfreb <ng, Ser @rii1lber llrb einer
Ser Jlbrer bes riibr1lidit befannten
vSeeabler "zl1nter1iebrnens, baS tn ben
Sabren 1916 1917 bie 8elt 3in @rz
itaune1 Iebte l1no an Nonla11fif l1nb
erlebten Wunoern Sic Nbenteuer ber
rGmben unb rOe6ne nett iibertrdf,
In Stem Dorf angefomnten l1rb fptro
bieien bnr6 80 9i6tbtlber illn1trterten
gortrdge IN Der Tnrnbane WDntagz
abenb, bel1 10. Npril geben. sSn
@rob=gletp Dorfer Beretnen nnroen
bieie gortrdge NIT grober Gegeiltez
rll11g aufgenortmer l1nb al8 baS Snz
tereiiantete be5et6net, mas lett Sabr
unb Gag geb0rt llnb ge5etgt tpnrbe.
Rapt. &ling 1T ser erite beutfc6e
.9eenra11r1 llrb Sfft5ter, Ser na6 Slime
rifa fomn1t, nm sen 8iirgern 0ent1der
Nbitan1r1llng bnr1 leit1e 9iGtbtlberz
&ortrag trefflt6 bor Nugen 5l1 fiibz
rem, mas beuti6e 56affen8fraft ltno
4beutider nntelnebntnngSgetit 81 pollz
bringe1 I'M Stanbe finb. 9etne 8Dr=
TRACE lolIten ba5u bettragen, bic Soff>
nl1ng auf 9enti61anbs 3nfnnft bon
Neuem 81 feitigen.
Gr5dblnngen nit !@unpr getpiir5t+
Ser beutf6e 5ee1na1ln feflelt feine
s3nbDrer bur6 fetne bllr6 9nnor 9ez
tpiir5ten Gr5dblun9en POM Geginn bts
gum @nbe ieirleS Bortra3es. Gait
3obne 3nbilfenabme bon goti5en, bod,
an 9a1o BON pbotograpbif6en Sligt
nal Mufnabtnen ent1pirft er eir bunte8,
eigenartigeS 8ilo; er ipri6t obne
l1eberbebung, obne trgenbpel6e Droz
paganoa, obne Derlebnng beS etbi1den
@efnblS. @5ein gDrtras 1T gang I'M
sMabmen Der G1lebntfle 6isle8 fleiner
Sdnfletn8 tpaderer 0euti6er Seeleute
agebalten.
@auptpnnfte oes @prtraes,
Gus Der GortragSfolge finb bie fol-
genben 5auptpnnfte errpdbnenspert:
/. @ie ib ais l3idbrt9er Sunge
igeenant1 tpurbe.
2. gSie bas :n5eeablerz l1nterneb-
men 8nitanOe fam.
3. Durdbru6 bnrd bie 8lodaoe.
4. Grfolgret6e Gdttgfeit auf ben
@sltmeeren.
5. @dtffbrn6 6eS useeabler" I'M
s9ttllen Scean u11o Nobtnionz2eben
fauf benz &orallenriff Mopelia.
s. &aperung Der aGortlna1 llno
3ipeiter 5atffbrn6 alf Der Slter=
Snicl.
Y. giernronatiges Mpbtnionz9e<
ben anf Ser 0iterzSniel ll1lter ben
'braunen Ganafen. @itten un0 8rduz
he SET s Sniu1aner. Gnb1i6e Nettun3
mad fiinf5ebn Monaten nno Nnfnnft
Eth gbtle. {,
8. Mein We1begang II Gbile llnb
Sebnng eineS felt % Sab perianoe=
ten 5difles.
Ser r5eeabler" mar bas .gebein1z
niboone Sdiff, lpeldeS ieiner 8eif oie
|saanse Welt III g5palt1luns bielt, befien
BeIakllng bon Brenn6 nno Seino
b56ites Mnerfennilng ge5ollt tDuroe,
|6aS iibsran anft1at ll1lo 1lirgenbS 81
ifinben mar!
81 abonaisrt auf biefe 8eitans. 7El
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-04-07
ertuartet
rei@e 9puarzGrate

Nte1tger Sn1trDt1t nD1t SDnft1ten ~
Dberammergau. 100000 antez
rifanii6e 8eiud)er. @8atript
idldgt &Dpfiteuer in 9entidlano
pDr.
Berlin, 5. gprtl. Ser porau8ii6t=
lide 3uitrom einer Nr1nee amelifa=
nil6er Iourtiten, oeren s3abl perf6iez
oentli6 anf 100000 biS 100000 ge=
l9dbt tptrb, bat BEN beutf6en l1nter=
nebnung8geiit angere9t, in. Der 3noer@
li6tli9e1 Grnartung, bab bieier Weai<.
ienbeiub etne ret6e OollarzGrnte gum
Beiten beS Baterlanbe8 etnbringen
tper6e.
SIN 6ieler 99i6tung bin 1T Bic.
.9timnlung geteilt. gtne 5tr6mnng
befiirmortet bie Hplitif 6er offenen
Iiire, 1pdbreno oie anbere Ste Meina1ng
pertritt, Sic a1r1ertfantl6en 8eiu6er
lo1lten peranlabt tperben, rei6lt6 5n
ser leeren @6abfaiie be8 2anbe8 bet5uz.
tragen. Son Der erlteren @ruppe
pir6 geltenb gen1a6t, Ser 3uitrom
merbe etne ginlttge Nnregung auf ben
6anoel unb bte Wieberanfnabme Der
8e3iebungen 5lpil6en Deuti6ldnb 1no
Nmertfa auSiiber, pdbre11b Ste mebr
abmebrenoe 0rnppe bte NIT Dollars
au8gerii1teten 8eiu6er al8 S6maz
,roker betra6tet, 0eren ein5tger Gbr=|
geB lei, auf etr1en ober 3mei Monate 51
gerinsen Soften ii6 etne oergniigte1
s3eit 3n bereiten.
Die allbeutl6e uDentl6e 3eitung"
.perpetit u1tter Ser Mufidrtft nWeineI
Serren, sablen!N onf einen bon etnenl
etfrigen bentf6en Hatrtoten porge=3
Fi6lagenen Hlan, babingebeno, bab iezI
ser an1erifanilde Tourt1t In bent Nnz
genblid, ba er ietnsn Bub auf 0ellti6en1
Boben lett, NIT $l00 beitel1ert per6en
.follte. Q8e1tn Ste Babl Der 5l1 erfpar=.
tenben 8e1u6er anf 100000 berehnet
mirb, biirfte et11e 1olde 9temer, 11a6
be1n iettgen 8e6ielfur8, 10, 600, ,O0O,z
600 Wearf ergeben, tpel6e Snnln1e,
tpie porgef6lagen mtr6, bent NlterSz
penlionSfonb Ser 6egierung, Der brtrl<
genb ser ftnan5tellen Beibilfe beoarf,
iiberlpteIen merben f0nnte.
Ser l1rbeber oieieS N1aneS begriir=.
set tim In ether an sic Negterung gez5
rt1teten Nu8fiibrl1ng 1pte folgt: Pine
rtfaner, melde nod Deutl6lano 5u
fommen 1piini6en, nnb Ste Dteilet6t
Waffen 111b Munitton lpdbrer1b be8
&riegeS gege11 u1ls geltefert baben, {onz1
ten .ba5u algebalten tperoen, gu 3ablen
ober 6abetn1 gu bletben. Hrdfioent
Sarbtmg sfDnnte 5netfelloS gegen etnen
lol6en Nlan :fiir Nnfbeilerltng lnierer.
sstnan3en fet11en Ginmano erbeben llnb.
unlere Mlter8peni 1piiroen babet
Sic oeroienten Gmpfdnger sietn. Ct
mas ntnB ge}6eber, I'M Dent16 6lanb
Dor ser DolIaritiS Bl benabren, an.
oerenfall8 lit uns ba8 gleide 94iflal
ipte Deiterrei6 bef6te0en. nnier
Wirt16aftsf6rper 1T blltfar1rt l1nb
fann nettere Blufegd nt6t Dertrage1.
,Qabt unS eine tpiirbige Saltung be-
funben, tpenn bieier a11ertfanti6e 5euz
|f6redenibnarm anfo1nr1t. Wtr iollz
ten lte e1npfinbet1 Ioilen, mas tpir p0n
| ibrer Nusbeutu1ug n1fere8 tpirtinaftz
li6en GlenoS benfer1. Wir iollte11
llns gegen bieie so ollarplage i1iiten.1
/ 4 s.t ss5 :ff ia
| Sri. Marp &orbel bentrtete
1 am Mpntagabenb BEN 8rtbge Glub II
| tbrem Sei11 onberMoro 5tate 9fraz
Lie. SRI. Glfrieba IDberer getpan1t
Etetl l. Breis. SIN NniblnB an einerl
Aiebr angenebm berbra6ten Nben6 murz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12

ening of Crete, H., were guests at
the home Of Mrs. Augusta Eggers of
Roberts avenue over last Sunday.
Henry Eggers Jr.. of Lake ave.
attended q party which was given
at the Country CLUB at Hammond
last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kiser Of Rob-
erts avenue entertained a number
of relatives from Chicago at din
ner last Sunday in honor of their
son Benjamin's confirmation.
The ladies' from Robertsdale whb
attended the Fythian Sisters con-
Nention at Kensington, Ill. were
the Mesdames Arthur Stress, Chaun-
cy Buell., Carl Moores and Oscar Todd
Mrs. Grant Hatch of Myrtle ave,
whose health has been very poorly
or late, had very bad spell the
other night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Thiesson of
Indianapolis blvd. entertained the
latterss parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Balm of East Side at dinner on sun
day.
Mrs. C. Ness OF North Judson. Ind
was entertained at the August
Semitic home on Myrtle avenue
last Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson who teach
as music In a school at Quincy, H.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12

Beck. "And that is sSe opinion Of
the service"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12
WILL FIGHT
FOR FATHERS
GOOD NAME

ST. LOUIS. April 1o.-The begin
ming OF a determined fight by the
family Of Lieut.. Wark Beck, TO
clear the name OF the airrian, slain
by former Judge Jean p. Day. In
Oklahoma city, was indicated today
on the arrival OF the dead officer :
body In st. Louis, en- route to Ar
lington cemetery.
Lieut. Paul W. Beck Jr, the dead
mans son. declared that the family
had retained e lawyer to make .
thorough investigation of the Kill
ling.
MY father was always an hon
orable man-an officer and a gen
tlenan-and 1 still believe he re-
NAMED so to the last" said youns
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12

suits. 1t blocks the impetuous -af-
nnity'' marriage. giving the erring
couple time to realize what they
are doing and the penalty OF flying
into the face or decency. Since In
the meantime the action may be
discussed at the motion OF the
plaintiff, it affords q years time
in which past grievances may DE
forgotten.
Apart from It's contradiction.
seiashness. cowardly baseness and
cruelty, divorce Is to be condemned
because IL Leads TO the decadence,
the shame and destruction OF the
family. Marriage is the bond that
holds the family together. 1t 1.
the foundation and tn rampant OF
the family. Divorce sunders this
tie. skaters this foundation and
overthrcws this rampant: and as a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12
Rheumatism at SO
s. S. s. ThoroGEhiy Rids chs Body Of
Rheumatism Impurities

Somebody's mother Sc suffering to-
nfghti The Bcourge OF rheumatism
has wrecked her body; nmping and
suffering. bent forward, she sees but
the common ground. but. her aged
heart stu belongs TO the starsi Does
anybody care7 &. s. S. IL one OF the
greatest blood purifiers known, and II
helps build more blood cells. It's med
icinal ingredients are purely vegeta-
BILE. It never disarranges the stomach.
II is, In fact, splendid tonic. 3 blood
maker. 8. blood -snricher. II banisnee
rheumatisra from Joints, muscles and
the entire body. It builds firm flesh
It is what somebody's mother needs
tonighti Mother, II you can not go
out to get a bottle of 5. S. s. yourself.
surely somebody in your family VIII
Somebody, get 3 bottle OF s. S. s. nowi
Let somebody's mother begin TO feel
joyful again tonight Maybe, maybe
It's your snotherl S. s. s. In sold at
all drug atores. In two sizes The
larger size In the more economical
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12
RETURNS TO
NEW MEXICO

= Raymond Stonebreaker, who was
called to Hammond by the death a.
his father. DR.. A. stonebreaker. left
this afternoon for ais home at Hope.
New Mexico.
'-They named It Hope because
they hoped 1t would rain" Ray
mond explained Give US rain IN
New Mexico and we are happy"
For eight years Raymond was In
the service Of the United states ar
my. He was wounded during the
dash across the Mexican border Just
before the European war and was
again wounded in France.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12
OF
THE.
2 z . P L E
Editor Times.

Editor Times;
Dear SRI visited Ray Seoly's
office recently, and Ray and ]
started to talk about good and bad
roads. Ray can talk interestingly
about the highways Of America for
several hours without firing amy
person
asked Mr.. seely his opinion
about the Lincoln highway. He
said: IN tirne it will be the best
and most beautiful road in the
world Imagine. IL you can, a road
streHrn with the best kind of art,
Sculpture unequa1ed by the ancient
lCreeks. Beautiful lawns, growing
flowers and roses of every species.
Parks, libraries, swimming pools
and electric displays pleasing to
the eye. Again imagine boys and
girls INDUCING IN all kind OF games
along the Lincoln highway. Gro
quet, tennis, golf and every game
that Will make them healthy, ath-
letic and charming. Think of the
great pleasure the lincoln highway
win afford alto tourists to ride
upon It from coast to coast"
Ray Seely IS q good road tdealist
and g competent engineer and
probably batter posted on highway
work and land surveying IN Lake
county and knows moro about the
wants Of the people OF this county
than any other man. and should
have the support of every good
citizen for the denomination as
County Surveyor.
WIN. KELLY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12
PENN. Ry. ATTORNEY
ATTACKS INTERESTS
rtNrEeNAr1oNAL NEWS sERvIcEI

PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-"The
financial interests in this country
have got us by the throat, James
p. Kohler. Brooklyn attorney, de-
clared today at the annual stock
holders meeting OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad company.
They have refused TO finance or
binary business men and 1t Is that
that has closed the factories along
the Pennsylvania railroad and de-
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is spending her spring vacation with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Will
son OF Indianapolis Blvd.
Several new homes are being err
ected in the Sheffield Addition.
George Anderson of South Ohica-
60. was in Robertsdale on business
Monday.
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moralized our business. Steer clear
Of the financial interests Remen-
Der our company has had 70 pay II
and 6M per cent for money. there
by reducing our dividends We
must appeal to the government to
stop this"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12
JUDGE SAYS DIVORCE
should NOT Be FINAL
FOR ONE YEAR

BY JUDGE THOMAS r GRAHAM.
Judge OF the Superior Court San
Francisco.
cwritten for the International
News Serwce.l
SAN FRANCISCO. April The
present law denying tbs final or
true decree OF divorce until year
shall have elapsed after the grant
ING Of the temporary OF interloc-
mtory decree works excellent re-
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last consequence degrades society.
IL Il does not ruin IL entirely.
DISSOLUTION OFF FAMILY"
The very word divorce implies
the dissolution OF the family. Now.
the living bond of tho family con-
sists in the conjugal union OF
man and of a woman. From this
union the family energies and be-
comes an integral part OF society.
The perpetuity of the family lies
in the permanance OF the union OF
the spouses. Take away this perma-
nent union and the family dis
solves, breaks up and perishes.
Chaos and anarchy reign under the
roof whence unity and stability
have flown.
And divorce brings about this
very effect. 1t dissolves perrna-
nent unity, untwists the woven
cable that holds together the little
domestic fraternity, and 1cosens
the chain that binds conJugal So
clety. Divorce. then, Is dissolution,
rupture, schism. which. sooner or
later, brings about tho total ruin
Of the family.
"sHATTERs FAMILY BAsIs.n
Divorce not only sunders the
family bond but skaters the fam
lily basis. Duty Is the basis OF do
mestio order. as it Is OF public or
| der. II this elementary idea be re-
moved the family IS left founda-
| tionless. To say that divorce 1:
sanctioned by some laws and con.
secrated by some religions is to say
that duty Is powerless to sustain
| the family and to govern souls.
| TO proclaim liberty of divorce Il
| implicitly TO proclaim that duty Il
| secondary, and that sentiment Il
! the prime essential for the family
In effect, sentiment, sensibiiity anc
emotion, laid down as a rule anc
| supreme explanation OF marriage
| are advocated IN all those disclos
ures and books that boldly preacl
the unlimited facility OF divorce
and that insolently declare tina
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marriage is a servitude, and that
duty Is a tyranny.
Such doctrines make marriages
depend upon chance or passing
within.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-12
ROBERTSDALE
nnINcEss THEATRE

WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
"a SMALL. TOWN IDOL" by Mack
sennett. producer of Molly and
.riclxey. with Mary Provost, Charles
Murray, BEN Turpin, Phyllis Haver.
Coming Thursday, Special Attrac-
ton. direct from the State and Lake
theatre, seeley Edwards and Mort
m tr their rfotous vaudeville COM
edy .keteh, SAM THE PORTER.
owing to a long standing FRIEND
ship with the management, this
splendid COMEDY act has been Sc
cured. One Might Only. 4-12-1
srAR THEATRE TONIGHT
All star Cast els ANY GIRL sAE'Es"
Also Comedy, Louis Weber produc-
.t,n- 4-12-1
The seliger Electric co. of Indi-
annapolis Blvd. have purchased the
lot on the corner OF Benedict ave.
and indianapolis Blvd. from Henry
schrage upon which they will erect
store rooms and flats. The store
will be used by the firm for eiectri-
cal purposes.
Miss Anna Caldwell OF South Chi
cage was a guest at the johnson
home on Atchison avenue over Sun
day.
Miss Eleanora Cough OF Amy ave.
has resigned her position at the
Standard OIL Co. and has accepted
one at the First National bank al
Hammond.
The Misses Olga and Rose WIKI
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DAVIS KNOCKS OFF CHIP

Due notice has been given that who wants to conduct
eight Secretary of Davis will be disappointed Re-
Gently arrived in American Italian and her family
including 2Oyear-old girl who afflicted with oathsome dis
ease eyes husband of the mother of the children
resident of county according information in the Depart
the father of her children The Department Of
comforting with the Italian immigration Aid Society
admit all of the family the diseased girl and it
agreed by the girl by her mother and by the Italian Society
Italy Theupon the newly elected
Congressman New York egraphed Secretary Of Labor
testing refusal admit the girl and normer the secretary
his he would fight the
secretary Replying the telegram, Mr. Davis set forth all the
facts and said among other things,
Ordinarily am inclined to fight but neither do
away when involves duty should perform So
Secretary Labor shall continue to enforce the laws
Congress and this will be particularly of laws
tended protect the health of the people of this country against
loathsome contagious diseases"
the whole subject of immigration of live interest the
public will with interest the of the fight after the
Congressman takes his seat in the next Congress