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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SAIE-Very cheap, few modern
gas ranges. slightly damaged in stor-
age Northern Indiana Gas and Elec-
trio Co. 6ls Chicago ave, East Chi
caso. 2.21:3
FOR SALE-Store fixtures, one cigar
= case l cigar wall case. candy cases,
small show cases. counters. #
soda fountain, mack bar. Phone 1871. 91l
Calumet ave, Hammond 2:21
FOR SALE-Cheap. general store. To-
Gated near Hammond. Good reason
Tor selling. Call phone 3149 Ham
nond. 2:21:5
FOR sALE-second hand National
cash register. Cheap. A. 3. c. care
Times. Hammond 2:22:tr
WALK uPSTAIRS-SAVE MONEY!
A rare opportunity to secure brand
new $500 Console Photograph for only
No cranking. no dying down of mo-
tor while in the middle of a record. no
unslghtly crank to mar. the beauty of
your instrument. no springs to break
these are some of the important advan-
tages of our Photographs
For tone. quality and finish they can
not be excelled
IIuehn Building, Second Floor
(Above Hub Clothing Store)
627 Holman ST., Hammond. 2:22:3
FOR SALE-Gas ranges. cooking rang
es. heating stoves, dining tables, buff
feirobe. sideboards. kitchen cabinets.
sewing machines. bookcases, sanitary
couch. kitchen tables, refrigeratorS,
rugs. beds and springs and other fur
niture. Second hand furniture bought
sold and exchanged. H. NJ. Walls. Fur
niture and Piano Moving, IT'S Fayette
at, Hammond. 2:22:2
FOR SALE-All sl25 Imperial player
rolls reduced to Csc. Gable Piano Co,
lS1 State st, Hammond. 2:2S:3
FOR SALE-One combination coal and
gas cook stove in perfect condition
973 Wallace Road. Hammond. 2:23;3
FOR SALE-Ivory reed go-cart, $40.
455 Ash St, Hammond. 2:23:1t
FOR SALE-Cheap. 4 brass cleo. light
fixtures. excellent for store or pool
room. Tho Colonial, 1912 Forsyth ave
East Chicago 2:23:3
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN: That
or the l4th day of February, 1922, the
Board of Public Works of the city OF
Gary Lake county In lqdiana adopted
Der Thirty-one Hundred Thirty-two
(3132) for the Improvement Of Twenty
fifth (25thl Avenue, Section Three 90.
from the center line Of Broadway to the
west limo of Madison Street. in the said
city of Gary by the construction there
on of cement sidewalks on north side
Of said street five sd feet wide and the
necessary catch basins and inlets, CO.
ment curbs and gutter twenty-four (24}
inches wide and a pavement thirty
seven (37) feet in width. being eighteen
feet six inches (1S' g. on each side of
a center strip to be paved with maca-
dam hereunder. with n wearing surface
Of one Of the following kinds of mod
ern city pavemeuts: All on concrete
brick or wood block; a reinforced
rete pavement. including lip forty
one (41) feet in width. being twenty
feet six inches t20' 60 on each side of
the eighteen Gs) feet rnacadam center
strip to be constructed hereunder.
All in accordance with the plans and
specifications now on file in the office
Tho Board Of Public Works will meet
on the 6th day Of March. 1922. at ten
O'Clock a. m. in its office in tho City
Hall to receive and hear remonStrances
from all persons interested and VIII de-
eide whether the benefits to the pro-
perty liable to be assessed for such inn
rrovement will equal the estimated cost
modify or rescind its Pr&minary Res
~ order Of the Board OF Public
LEWIS +. BARNES.
WILLIAM P. PATTERSON
JOHN f. BURKE,
Board of Public Works
Attest: BLANCHE Z. DOUGAN.
Clerk. 2:I7:24
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Store. best for cigar or
barber shop. 4S62 Homer Lee ave.
East Chicago. 2;2l:6t
FOR RENT room fiat gas and cleo.
near car lines, good location 471I
Alexander ave. East Chicago 2:2I:6
FOR RFTT-Ciarage. IS. II Elizabeth
st Phone 63 Hammond 2:23:2t
FOR RENT-2 upstairs flats. one and
one rooms. rent cheap Inquire All
East State St, Hammond 2:2l:24
FOR RENT-Upper fiat. 497 wilcox
81 Inquire 494 Wilcox ST, Ham
rnond 2:24:2
ron RINT-4 rooms brick fat with
bath. gas and electricity. S4S Erie
street. Hammond. 2.z4
FOR RFNT OR sALE-Modern bunga-
low also furniture; must leave town
ae2e FIR st, Indiana Harbor, 2:z4
T=51T RFNT-6 room upstairs fat. All
conveniences. except heat Call 4a
ogden ST. Hammond. 1.34.1
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO EOAN-And 7 and S per
cent securities for sale. due / to 96
months from date Denominations for
s25 up. Real estate gold bonds. Roo
e Petersen. law office. East Chicago.
Indiana s-10-e
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NOTICE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That
on the 14th day of February. 1922, the
Board of Public Works of the City of
Gary, Lake County. Indiana, adopted
DECLARATORY RESOLUTION NUM-
Br7R Thirty-one Hundred Thirty-three
CS133) for the improvement of Twen-
tieth (20th) Place. Section one %,
from the center line of Broadway to
the center line OF Twenty-first t21sD
Avenue. in the said City Of Gary, by
the construction thereon Of cement side
walks on the north side of said street
six CD feet wide and the necessary
catch basins and inlets. cement curbs
and gutter twenty-four (24) inches
wide and a pavement twenty-four (24)
feet in width with a wearing surface
OF one Of the following kinds of mod
ern city pavements: All on concrete
htse sheet asphalt. asphaitic concrete.
brick or wood block. or reinforced
concrete pavement. including lip TWEEN
ty- ght (2S) feet in width.
All in accordance with the plans and
snec}fica lions now ON fife in the Office
OF the city Engineer.
The Board of Public Works will meet
on the 9th day of March. 1922, at ten
O'Clock a. m, In it's Office in the City
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

Hours 9 to 9. 6o6 State Line Street.
Phone Hammond 1916. Bring this ad
for reduced prices.
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BANG


We must have the room. We will
sell a auction to the highest bidder on
SATURDAY.. February IS, the following
automobiles:
One Baby Grand Chevrolet Sedan
1918. in perfect condition, four new cord
tires.
one Chalmers touring. 1917. best rid
ing car built.
one Pullman touring. 1916 model,
ball bearing crankshaft
One passenger Oldsmobile touring,
1919. cylinders, easy worth $1,000.
VIII sacrifice to clean UP.
One Mais TO ton truck. all new
solid tires, cost $4,000 without a body
has been used very little. This is
golden opportunity for some good young
hustler IT, pet into business with very
little capital.
All of these cars must be sold TO
satisfy storage and repair bills.
OAKLEY AVENUE GARAGE AND
SALES co.
Oakley and Logan SITS, phone til
Hammond 2:24
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
LOST AND FOUND

IOST-Child's fur piece. between Doug
las school TO Douglas ave. Return
sac Douglas ave. West Hammond. Re
ri Z.ZA
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOR RENT rooms with board. at 6S7
Webster ave-. IS per week. Mrs. Barn
hart Hammond 2i22:3
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FOR SALE

Ten building lots. very cheap for cash
Need Money. Write B-214 care Times,
Hammond 2:22:4
FOR SAIE-Five room cottage, cleo.
and gas Price 5000 cash. $40
Forsyth ave. West Hammond. Phone
1881 Hammond 2:23:5
FOR SALE=Equity in room hunga-
low. double garage. 1913 Standard
ave. Hammond. 1891
FOR SAI4E-Call and see this bunga-
low before you buy--best location in
Hyde Park: large rooms: all modern;
hot water heat. See Owner. 1884 Har-
rison st, phone 1867 Hammond 2:24:2t
FOR SALES room residence, modern,
on resident street. Indiana Harbor
Lot 25xI25 Rent S35 per month. VIII
sell at a bar gain Possession April /.
1922. Real Estate Loan Dept Mid
City Trust & Savings Bank, Madison
and Halsted st. Chicago. 2:2S:5t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

'WACHEWICz'
SPECIAL BARGAIN
O,sLY $500. CASH
INDIANA AVENUE. CLOSE TO CAL
UIET AVENUE
Seven room l y story, frame resi-
dence complete in every detail first
floor. consists Of reception hall. living
room. dining room. kitchen. bath and
bed rooms. second floor three nice bed
rooms with clothes closets. IT. base
ment, furnace. garage. screens, shades
and everything. Only $500. : Balance
q. z. Payments. INVESTIGATE THIS.
Call our office for appointment.
FRANK j. WACHEWICZ
Home of the Home Bargains"
Phone 1917 Hammond. Open Eve
nings. o:25:2t
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nual fee shall be paid. and if taken out
after the first day or july, one-half
Ia) OF the annual license fee shall
be charged.
DAINED that every person. firm or
corporation operating tsxi-cabs or other
motor Vehlcles carrying passengers Tor
hire, shall, at the time of procuring
license for the operation Of same, as
provided in section Two 20 of this Or
dinance, file with the City Clerk a bond
TO be hrst approved by the Mayor, pay
able a. the City of Gary. in the penal
sum of Twenty five Hundred ts25O0,oO)
Dollars for each license so procured.
conditioned for the faithful compliance
with the terms and conditions of this
Ordinance and such rules and regular
tions as may from time to time be
made for the enforcement thereof, and
to save the said City of Gary, through
and by the negligent acts OF any drtv-
er or drivers of taxi-cabs, or other mo-
tor vehicles. licensed under the terms
of this Ordinance.
SEC. V. BE 1T FURTHER OR
DAMNED that any ordinance or parts
of ordinances in conflict herewith are
hereby repealed.
SEC. VI. BE IT FURTHER OR
DAMNED that il any driver of any taxi
passengers for hire, as herein provided,
shall be found guilty of vialtiI-S any
of the traffic ordinances Of the City OF
Gary any of the provisions OF this
fined in any sum not exceeding One
Hundred ($1o0.O0) Dollars and his Ii
cense for said vehicle be thereupon re-
voked by order of the Mayor and he
shall not be. eligible TO make applica-
tion for renewal of such license or for
new license for period of six CD
months from the date of such revoca-
rlon of said license.
SEC. VII BE 1T FURTHER OR
DAMNED that this Ordinance shall be
published once each week for two con-
secutive weeks in newspapers of gem
eral circulation in the City of Gary as
now provided by law, and shall be in
full force and effect and effect from
and after its passage and publication.
Passed by the Common Council on
the 20th day of February. 1922.
II. r. ROWLEY.
Presiding Officer
Attest: BESS IS. ROSS.
City Clerk.
Presented by me to the Mayor for
his approval and signature this 21st
day Of February, 1922.
BESSIE B. ROSS.
City Clerk
Approved and signed by me this 21st
day OF February. 1922.
ROSWELL o. JOHNSON.
2:24:3:s Mayor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24
FOR RENT

-Four room cottage, new
" furnished, on Pine street.
one-haltl block from street
cars. Mrs. W. ]. A. Mols-
berger, 500 Columbia ave.,
phone Hammond 1892.
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i OF SALE-Fourteen so foot lots at
Harrison and Cherry st south Ham
nond. at 5000 and $500 Aged owner
ives IN east. anxious to sell. Special
price for entire half block l.. 3. Doty,
1o5 SO. La Sale st. Chicago. 2:20:6t
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FOR SALE


Three and four room houses, near
Columbia school and Park. $500 down.
balance to suit
See w. J. A. MOLSBERGER
699 Columbia ave, Hammond. 2:21:5t
FOR SALE-5 room modern cottage,
$1,000 below cost for quick sale with
$500 down, balance as rent. Address
A. J. r. care Times. Hammond. 2:23:3
BRICK BUNGALOW
South side near Holman ST.. rooms,
sun parlor. fire place, buflt-in buffet and
kitchen cabinets. IT. basement fruit
room and coal bin, tub laundry out
fit, full length screens for every win
dow, fire proof garage for two cars. All
improve ments paid in full. Price for
quick sale. $3.50. part cash.
EIGHT ROOM HOUSE
IF you want a fine home and good In
come from your Investment at the same
time this is your opportunity. Finest
construction and sA-1 condition. bed
rooms upstairs and | down. toilets.
Screens. storm windows, all improve
ments paid in full. Garage. Price less
than the average bungalow. See this
at 1872 Detroit street.
Let us show you these bargains.
Phone 1861 Hammond for appoint
ment
HARRY W. MARGENAU
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

LANDOLOGY, FREE, SPECIAL NUM-
Ser, just out, containing many facts
OF clover land in Marinette County,
WISCONSIN. If for a home or an In
Nestment you are thinking of buying
good farm lands, where farmers grow
rrIch, send at once for this special num-
Ger of LANDOLOSY. 1t Is free on re-
quest Address Skidmore-Riehle Land
20, 405 Skidmore-Riehle Bldg. Marin
cite. Wisconsin. 1:7:76t
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTEr-An experienced laundress
wants first class washings. Phone
S137-N Hammond. 2:22:3
WANTED Employment of any kind by
an elderly man. Call NJ. c. Haworth.
phone 1854 Hammond z-24
MULTIPLICATION by young man. IS,
reliable, references. Phone 1850 East
Chicago. 2:24:3
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EXPERIENCED STOCK
Statesmen WANTEDu
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

AYANTED-Two dishwashers at once.
Majestic Restaurant, Ham. 2:24
MANTED-Ne require the services of
an assistant buyer and manager for
me cloak shop that Will open about
March 10th. A woman with extensive
experience in this line and good follow
ing will be considered only. good salary
and promotion to the right party All
communications confidential. Write T.
rs. care Times. Hammond 2:22:2t
WANTED-Maid for general housework
good cook. reference required. Phone
4a9. $50 So. Holman st. Ham. 2:24
NEANTED-Chamber maid. at Dallas
Hotel Phone 1923 East Chi 2:24:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

WANTED = SOLICITORS and statesmen.
Call 81 State street, clean PROPOSE
ton. salary or commission. Open UNI
II eight-thirty nights. 81 State ST..
Hammond. 2.1S.4
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FOR SALE
We have listed with US this week a
number of pieces of improved property
where the price really is an induce
ment to buy. as the owners. In most
cases. are leaving the city.
Five room cottage on 81 " #. lot hot
water heat. in good condition, decora-
ted and includes garage. Price $500:
part cash. balance terms.
six room bungalow on 42ia fl. lot.
Lewis st, furnace heat, stationary tubs.
electric lights, bath. fire place, well
decorated. Fenced IN; good lawn and
shrubbery. Price $3.50. Part cash
balance terms.
Six room brick bungalow on "a IT.
lot. Schultz ave. just off Of summer
Boulevard near Columbia. Furnace heat
stationary tubs, electric lights, shades
and fixtures. Newly decorated. Price
for quick sale $500. $1,000 cash. bal
ancA a. rent.
Two story brick nat on 3Tia II. lot,
south side near Harrison Park. Strict
~ modern and in sod condition Price
$4,000 Part cash. balance terms.
ULLRICH & BICk
Realtors
Phones 4S0 or 1853 Hammond. 2 :24
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

FOR SALEl-One Chevrolet Baby Grand
Sedan, for quick sale If YOU want
a good sedan low priced at s45O, cone
70 the Oakley Avenue Garage, phone
ia or 1850 Hammond. 2:22: 5
FOR SALE OR TRADE.-192o Ford ron
truck. enclosed body. Al shape. 223
Ash St Hammond. 2:23:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

Mrs. E. Lee. GER
tilted medium. will
give special cheap
readings for ten
days only. Ad-
vice daily on The
Right Way to
Live.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

FOR SALE-Party leaving town must
sell at once room bunea low on
Highland ST.. quick sale. $4,000; $500
cash. balance same as rent. Phone
Hammond 2208. II Heckler. 2:24:2t
FOR SALE or RENT-Modern room
brick house on Ruth st. All improve
ments. including Humphrey Heater. In
ouire 81 Mason St, phone 1893 or 1851
Hammond. 2:24:2
FOR SAIT-On Garfield st. west Ham
mond. room cottage. large lot price
on the east side. price $4,000. Groom
cottage on Oak St, large rooms. fur
mace. price $4,000, terms. room house
large corner lot only $3.50 $50 cash.
balance SIS per month. j. S. Black
mum Co. 161 State St. Ham 2:24:2t
FOR SAI.E-A bargain. for quick sale,
by owner, new modern room house.
close in. Phone 1167-J, terms Ham
rncni 2:24:2
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Attest: BEss Is. ROss.

Presented by me to the Mayor for
his approval and signature this 21st
day Of February, 1922.
BESSIE 3. ROSS,
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Approved and signed by me this 21st
day OF February. 1922.
ROSWELL o. JOHNSON.
2:24:3:3 Mayor
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FOR RENT room fat, furn. com
pIete for hslSTE.. 500 month. Phone
975-N sol May ST. Hammond. 2:23:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

1-OR RENT-3 modern front light
hskpg. rooms. 207 Indiana ave. phone
1852 Hammond 2:22:tf
FOR RENT-3 conveniently furnished
apt minutes walk from Lion Store.
Phone 3S09. 80. 152ud St. Ham. 1922
FOR RENT-Two light hskpg. rooms.
hot water heat. modern 422 May st.
9.qs.Pt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-24

FOR SALE-Very cheap. few modern
gas ranges, slightly damaged in stor
age Northern Indiana Gas and Elec-
trio Co 61s Chicago ave. East Chi
cago. 2:21:3
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FOR RFNsT-Pretty. clean modern, fur
nished hskpg. rooms. SIS SO. Hob
man St. Hammond. 2:24:2t
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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT

BY: CORA D. ANDERSON,
Deputy Clerk. 2:17:24:5,
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FOR SALE-Grocerv and market cheap.
Phone 1464 Hammond 2:2A.3
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nual fee shall be paid. and If taken out
after the first day OF July, one-half
(5a) OF the annual license fee shall
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-27

found, and was of the opinion that they
could have been made by the poker
shown as the weapon with which the
deed had been committed The first
witness called was Sarah Campbll, the
domestic, and she was followed by ex-
pert medical testimony as to the blood
spots found on the coat of Twitckell.
He claimed it was the result of his
having carried the body of his mother
in law into the house.
1t was brought out at the trial that
TWitehell was in financial straits, that
he had borrowed considerable money
and that he frequently quarreIed with
his. mother in law because she refus-
ed to mortgage the house that he might
| secure money to pay his debts, and to
put him ION his feet
The prosecution took nearly seven
days to present their evidence, and al
the end of the seventh j. T. Pratt OPEN
| ed the case for tn prisoner A num-
| Der of residents of New Jersey gave
| the prisoner a good character, other.
| told Row Mrs. Hill had presented hel
| daughter and son in law with practi
| cally everything in the house.
A number of physicians were exam
ined as to the coagulation of blood
/ cracking skulls with pokers, the i'm
i possibility of the poker produced in
| flicting the wounds without breakiu,
] or bending. One witness testified tina
he had seen two men leave the pre-
misses while was in darkness, shortl.
before the murder was discovered.
On the 18th day of the trial Judg
Brewster delivered a charge asknowl
/ edged to be one of the finest eff
forts ever heard at the Phi1adelphi
bar, and the bill of Indictment wa
handed to the jury who after an alb
sence OF 80 minutes returned a verde
of guilty of murder in the first de
gree.
, Reasons for a new trial and an ar
rest of judgment were made With
the time provided by law and argue
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-27
rREsERv1Ne HIsron1c rohrs.

The congressional committee hasn't as
vet decided what Il will do in regard
20 the recommendation which has been
made By the secretary Of war that many
~ the obsolete and unused forts about
the country be sold. Il has the matter
rnder consideration. including the suE-
restion that in disposing Of them any
,ommunlties interested should be given
ne opportunity to acquire such proper
p.
Few are the places which will not
save sufficient interest 10 endeavor TO
prevent the historic points from passing
INTO private hands. This Is perhaps no
setter Indicated than by the appearance
y Chief Justice Taft before the commit
zee concerning such property near New
Haven IN opposition to the disposal Of It.
n the government desires to be relieved
81 the expense OF maintaining such forts
here Is no question but what cities
states or organizations would be glad
io relieve H. As was said at the hear
'nr the sum that would be obtained
.roIn such sales would necessarily be
mail
Congress years ago adopted a policy
y stlrllnI slcu OpSolele Iorts over Il
.ommorwcalths 20 be maintained be.
,ausc O. their historic value This 1.
what was done with Fort Griswold an.
q IS not su-1rising that similar actor
should b sought IN connection with 9th.
= government reservations which hav.
a special significance 70 the part Of III
country where they are located.
History attaches more than local in
iercst 10 Fort Griswold and other oil
,orts. The prominent place that is &C
-rrled IN the early history OF the coun
ny BY For McHenry. the birthplace o
me Star Spangled Banner. has set Of
loot a movement 20 have that preserve,
By the government as a national parl
and a memorial. with a suitable appro
7riasion for restoration and mainte
nance. This differs from the state pla,
- preservation but the belief Is that 1
n point that concerns the whole ma
ION and that IS plainly the case. With
The state Of Maryland or city Of Bait
more would be eager to take the respon
softly OF preserving this historic plac
there Is sufscieT1t involved to make !
re duty Of he nation.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-01-27
READ YOUR CHARACTER
The EBAY Window"
BY Dlgby Phillips
copyrighted 1921


The "bay window" otherwise known
as the "chest which has slipped down"
ard more scientifically designated as
abdomen, large and rounded has
more significance than the mere Oh
vious fact that the owner thereof has
not been starved to death.
The well-rounded abdomen is dis
tinct from theSflat type, even when a
person has taken on weight, and also
when the individual is not burdened
with surplus of flesh.
It's easy to classify the male "tum-
my into either one of these two elas-
sifications. but even In these corset
less days you can never be sure of the
feminine "tummy' except, perhaps,
upon the beach is a knitted bathing
suit.
The bay window Cor the tendency
toward it) Is one of the minor revela-
lions of character. That is to say, II
becomes accurately significant only
when read in conjuncture with man,
Der of other indications and a balance
is struck
| 1t indicates, however, a person Oh
| slow thought and quick action rath-
er than the reverse, a person of in
stinetfve action, strong emotions. natu.
raj refinement, initiative rather thar
Independent, amiable rather thai
| aggr essiveness, patient and endlirins
rather than combative and probabl,
! lacking in any tendency to be domi
neering.
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