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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17

children, and her husband died about
a year ago.
Mr.. Juhasz before mis- marriage 20
the plaintiff Tired at the P41los home
on 18th ard Monroe street He form
eriy owned a garage Immediately adj
tacene to the Pallos house. Before
his death. Mr.. Palios had been 4 life
long friend of the parents of John Ju-
hasz. and 1t was on account Of this
that John lived at the Pailos home
Mr.. Juhasz has been sick for a mum
Der of months and has been unable to
work He has not had the money 70
pay the alimony which the court Or
dered him to pay his wife and about
week ago, he was brought into court
for ncn-payrncnt OF altnony and plac-
ed in 3afi until such time as ne could
pay his former wife sse6e John does
not have tie money and wiil proba blg
spend some time IN 5aiL His brother
| iniaw. the father of = number OF child
rem has been kseping John since bis
sickness bat on account 81 his beins
without work fer the past four month:
he cannot pay the m oney for john Joh1
may be Brought into court by a sheriff
to defend himself in the alienation s1i1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17

uind rs = how much her selections
we're appreciated.
Miss McCormac made her debut this
year IT grand opers She is a "hnd''
Of Mary Gardens and her charming
yoice Will Some day no doubt win her
teh front ranks IN grand opera. Miss
McCarutae was the recipient OF q huge
bouquet Of American Beautv roses st
tho end OF one Of her well rendered Sc
lections.
Jose Mojica sang Una Fsurtivs, La
Grirna from L'Eeisa u ATnore by BAoui-
zestt and a number OF Spanish sorsys
sung in tha native tongue He also
sang Springtims which was so well
received that The singer was obliged to
respond again to the encore with the
chorus CT his selection.
No small amount of the credit Is due
Efz. Isaac van Grove, who e-conrra nj
ed the singers Mr. van Grove is
Mary Gardens own accognpanist. and
It took tho spectators CITY a short
time to Teo.lize that Mr. Van Grove t.
naster Of the art OF panic accom-.
panyinr
AS far as the financial side OF the
concert IS concerned. Il was huge
success and as An entertainment for
music lc vers, no ono could wish for
/ anything better
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
OPERA STARS
THRILL AUDIENCE
LAST EVENING

Cary proved its appreciation OF good
music last night when over one thous-
and people packed the Gary threatre
10 hear the greatest concert that this
city has ever had Everyone agreed
that the members or the American te
Sion. who were sponsors Of the affair,
could have done nothing that would
have pleased Garyites any more than
ola the concert which was staged 1asg
aight
II seemed that all Gary had turned
out. The main floor was pack ed. and
every seat in the balcony was occupied
Even the second balcony was wen ill
ed. one or the boxes was occupied
By Mayor and Mrs--R. o. johnson. ar
and Mrs Lew Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs
" r Patterson and Mrs James E..
Patterson In another mox were
seated E;x-Mayor " r. Hodges and
Mrs. Hodges and their guests, while
the two upper boxes were occupied by
American Legion men,
Miss Mary s5eCormac held The audi
enee spell-bound with her clear. soft,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
MERRILLVILLE

Mrs- Hazel KIImore and sister RI
Price left Last Monday to attend g
eight weeks course at purfue-
Tine Community Meeting Will be h.
next Friday evening. There VIII i
no doubt q good program.
The milk shippers held n zaeetiu
here In the auditorium last Friday &
sernoon-
last Saturday was Loss towrzi
Teachers Institute.
Mrs. w G. Woods Is reported as /
ms; some better
The telegraph iinemen are stfn
town, one had the misfortune 70 IA
and break his collar bone, ban O'Con
nor or Dyer and one had diphther.
and was taken to Coos County hosp
al
The sick forks are ali about the san
! In town.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
Crown POM News
Happenings Of DAY In Lake Countys Lively Capital

~ =
Miss Rnta ssfese TT NaPervife. Isl-,
cams t. Crown Point on Saturday to
a'e the guest Of Miss Irene Carroll. tor
several day.
Miss LILLIAN ezerlaca. VINO IS en-
E,ioyed In Chicago, spent tha weekend
with relatives mere
Miss Verona Haag and Louise Eur
Sarigsen heard Chauncey oIcott, in the
Tagged Robin. Ia Chicago on satur-
dRy night
George Sherman began emitting sce
at E@ncher lake the frst OF the week,
-cs being at this time arches tatck,
snd CT very fire quality. The privata
go nousea at Cedar lake were all filled
last week. the ice being eight inches
shic& there. In fear that there may
Sao& be much cold weather the local
zee meH ara taking time by the fore
a>c& and harvesting ice at this time.
f9%Sfng to tina mild winter last year ne
scs or any thickness formed on the
axes artificial ice being used exciu
.lssfvely here 5zat SIMMER.
A. p Condon. the recently efected
eaPsxtutsndept OF schools, began hi.
-ofhctaI dutses Monday Miss Edna
tSerinn @tH be returned as assistant
ssuper1ntendents ard Ssuperfnt end en-
= Aorrdon intends 20 carry out the same
policies 40 thoso established By the
ate Frank r. HIGHWAY. AIR. Condor
VIII move his family here as soon a.
aHSs can End = suitable location
r. W Barker Of Minneapolis. MINI
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
WILL FINE
STILL OWNERS
Eary Judge Says that State
= VIII Not Even Have TO
! Show, Intent or Manu-
/ factTe~ Moonshlne Must
i Go.

I u. xs4y Sie~na or px%r~as fEerrss IT. 20 be
Eaaaren Av city xudss William Dunn tr
txsaypeeEsag CT cases sr TIE future wflere
80 Sn shown $hax Defendants bT-oG s>hH
aAafogse him or charges OF violation Of
Mae liquor Lag ara the owners Of Stills
@E ana going &C fine every one Of
-~iagr-~ said the court this morning STa
-t5fSTsosfsy OF a number OF liquor eases.
E4n which he 2naspoSed heavy penalties
t%~k& m person HAS at3fa in their pos
asrSg4on. asa going to fne Them r $3.50
afu~ the hz7s& oTenso sad for tho second
r%aTsnes a. are Of At least $3.50 together
seHath - day sail sentence
THE manufacture OF nloonshins IN
81 AIRY 37rSs got 10 stop he continued
fHN-you naoonst41exs are going TO go -
.saaa not pna-~ Some weeks ago in
ses-xse Gary ggraar< 4aw cases before
sg4rdEe Anderson IL was unfinished that
ssERssss DnaA was mot s4err enough IN
T-erge@sang t2ss Hg@nw yaws
Grru~ Anna Ko0srsda- 4oTT Abrams 60
rsw@s sired s1ra Of $3.50 ard costs for
sAaysn~ O. ecpped bea4ex. A. coli and eth
srw sMr&s o& a siIl IN hAr possession
"T taaaighe 20 eend q woman TO jail"
saaid yusga Damn sad III not give you
e. ian eentefaee for the first erense-
Esl2 warn yos however not TO @ppsa-
spefoee xna On a. second cfrensE hoy
xsTa~.~
-Yoa sae4r~ ee2s Tire reese CO sfleSe
-sEEnsn and xDea ypu know THAI I'm
going GO 6ne them IL they are caught
radcn a gffA Lam their Dossesslon =
Apparently haw1nS learned her res
ron Mrs. Kcnande Informed the Judge
that ne had better tell therxa himself
~"To@ NO catch nsa no more meester
Sudges" xaee remarked z-ster paying her
Elne+
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
TRY SULPHUR On
AN ECZEMA SKIN
Costs Little and Overcomes
Trouble Almost Over Night

An. breaking out Of the skin even
aarv itching eczema. can be quickly
overcome bv applying Mentho-S Sui hur
,7a.,laree n noted etxfn spec}al4at De~
cause 90 its germ destroying proper
4fes mia sulphur pvaparation instant
IL brings ease from skin Irritation,
soofhes and heals the eczema right up
ana leaves the skin clear and smooth.
r seldom fails 10 relieve the tor
nent without DELAY Sufferers from
slk,u trouble should obtain r. small iar
~ Men4ao- suihpur from any good
arnaalet and use AZ {l3le cold cream
Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
GARY
NEWS
<MUST KNOW
THE CONTENTS

Gary cxpreaeTnen who deySwer pack
1sges are Liable 20 a Tne under the
woIstead act even H they arc not
aware that the package contains moon
sshine or illicit whisley.
This was the case of Jordan Thorn
re.g, c-oIcred expressEnan. who was ar
trssted ~ the police as he was deriw-
fssrinE a. package containing s small
tharre1 ar moonshire FROM the home
Fer Milan vslrel On 18th avenue Is
81 oIYceton-
The mere plea that you didn't know
E7fat the package contained raoonshine
i-aF1l not be sufficient TO let you or any
gsnsher expressnsn 60 free" said Gifts
fudge Dunn 49, he imposed 3 fno Of
taso. 90 and costs.
1--WE a.her Iiquor law +ioiat6rs were
gwen stir fines. Tony Deloc, 1926
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
ALIENATION OF
AFFECTIONS SUIT
ON AT VALPARAISO

ITeien JaHasz = Rose T'allos Is The
tits Of the alienation of affections suit
on trial today a. Valparaiso The
suit was alcd By George Rose d mum
Der - months ago for $1,000 damage s
or He.en Juhasz Of Gary, who charg-
IS that Mrs. Rose Pallos alienated the
affections of her husband John. Kin
Ger and Draper are representing Mrs
Pallos
The plainein Is Young woman IN hex
-ts1eneiess whiie Mrs. Fatlos. the woman
charged With the alienation OF he'
husbands affections = woman -
.s0rs Old She IS the mother oF four
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
MONTH TO GET
NEW LICENSE TAGS

ezce your 1893 Hceas~ r1rrss,er ves??
II you are driving your car. you had
better sea THAI your auto Is equipped
with the now 1889 license plates BY
The tsth OF next month IS officials
have been asked to cooperate with the
Boosler State Automobile Association
officials in enforcing the license tag
Law after that time
Letters wsxe sent ou4 IN the police
heads ct the ss-srlDus cities IN North
ern Indiana yesterday from the Office
OF tfa@ Booster State Auto4nobfle AsSD-
citation ofT2cs in Gary to arrest ali de-
l11aQaenH a1at0 ewners after that date
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17

VAS u business caller at the Letz
Misunderstanding Co. on MONDAY
sE1. ara Mrs Tred parauA1c az
Rochester, Ind. are the hou~e guests
of Mr. and Mrs.. w 4 Black, this
week
Miss Heien Macaacek. who has been
uuarantered Cor the pas faw weeks
with diphtherls. has 30 far recovered
as ~ De able 70 resume aer duties al
me telephone exchange on Monday.
Miss Tiilje Young. who has been in
the home 81 hor siseer. Mrs George
Keiser. nss returned 70 Eochester,
to arena 81 time with Mrs Ai- ziulmer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
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colds and c2taIhh yield like magic to
soothing healing. antiseptic cream
that penet7ates through every air pas
sage ard relieves swollen, intism cd
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clogged nostrlis open right np and you
can breathe freely. Hawking and
sn1H1irg sto-. Don't stay stuffed up
and miserable
Get small bottle OF Esly's Cream
Balm from yoar druggist. Apply 3
little IN The nostriis and get instant re-
lief. Millions endorse this remedy
known for more than fifty years :
Adv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
KEW MARRIAGE xacE-xsEs

Kenneth Pep1inse~. Hammond MAJ
4aret I.usssiaer, Haafuond; Cornelius
II 4slsp1rses. Gary. Minerva Gay. Gary
3tpn fstrohu, Gary. Frances heudzcar
SKI. cary Albert Won Acizer4 Han
rnond. Nenc & zipperer. Hammond
s-au- Wills. Valparaiso. Mabel Hariln,
ear Frances Ouer- Gary John Novak-
Cary Alice 7eteZaSs CARY; F'Tank
Hravinae, Indiana Harhor, Josepa
8so-kovie. Indiana Harbor. Nike Dan
eek. Cary. Mary Krajocle, Gary; san
sbipSSl, whiting, Mary FedoiS- WHIT
ing; Pets Benadtrg, Indiana Haybor
Ammo In k.vicz. Indiana Harbor: Pslrl
stuta, Indiana Harpor. Jennie zuvfch
East chicago; Andrew t'ricia, Ham
n7ond. Anna SoIln. Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17

ntelodious voice when site sang the
diffirult EfIchaeIa from the well known
Bizefis Carmen The music lovers
could not hear enough songs from her,
and sIlo was appIauded for ten minutes
at a time Miss McCornac also Oh
The Little Gray Home IN the West. Sc
Believe Mo If All Those EnGear1ng
Young Charms" and Annie Laurie"
as her songs. The applause which she
received left no doubt IN any ones
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
A FIRST CLASS JOB

in the quickest possible time and bill
Of reasonable proportions are what
you can count on waen you call Us in
to repair or remodel your plumbing
We shall be glad to figure on a new
toilet equipment. bathroom Or other
work you have in mind You'll find
our estimate as low as good work can
be done.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
GARY FTREngEN
ATTEND FUNERAL

Assistant F4r, Chief Frank parley
and thirty 1--we members OF the Gary
are department went to Hammond yes
terfay where they attended the funeral
Of Bert kotzer. brave veteran o. the
Hammond department.. who was killed
ia the disastrous J. J. Run building
ire at Hammond last week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17
WINS DECREE

F'vrofdHcn 50 marry for : period d
two ycars and 60 pay $500 } week for
the support Of his child Entil 81 be-
zones Is ysars ef age. Alvin Stewart,
vas granted q divsrre In the Gary Su-
per4or Court Trona mis- vFee Stella
Stewart yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17

Madison street VAS 6zcd 1850 and costs
and sentenced TO 30 DAYS IN Jail and
John KasrosaSy. $50 Maryland street
wss also given ane or $3.50 without
the jail sentence. Both were IN
able TO pay and ~ ar probability Will
have to serve their time o1t 3sil
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17

Nary live wire would pse a dead
one IL 1t wasn't for his connections. :"
remarks an exchange. Meaning that
the home folks supply the currency
Watt z-Roston Transcript.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17

views
at edge of district
hole Below all that
after the surface collapsed.
trapping Of
Ty or Scranton Pa and the sinking Of the surface
caVng above
81 ns CITY TO the constant danger Of disaster Several
lesser caVens nave occurred
ing been wrecked and rendered
and many others injured by falling coal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-17

D.: 3D.: as :s 81 :s ss :zss :ss s e Z.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19

Thursday, May IL
Mrs. Barrett Brooks was in Car
bondale recently.
School has closed for vacation and
the children are happy.
Dad Walsh went to Glenwood
Springs to attend Peter Ember's
funral.
Jack Flogus movd his family in re-
Gently after having spent the winter
in Carbondale.
Mrs. Bonita Randall was elected
secretary of the school board Of dist
net No. for the coming year.
Two head lettuce men We're here,
looking for land on which TO plant
lettuce, which does cNcellently well in
this altitude.
The first automobile of the season
was in Tuesday. Henry Johnson had
n bunch OF marble men looking after
claims up on Yule Creek.
Cookman Bros. are moving and are
bringing in their cattle and sheep.
Paul Woods, Jack Flogas and Wilfred
Parry have their cattle on the range.
Winter is trying to finish with an
other snow storm. We got six inches
of the beautiful yesterday. Now, we
feel that we are entitled to have n
little summer.
j. Downing and grandson, Frank
Hudson. came up this week from the
Muddy country, where they spent the
winter. Mrs. Downing spent the
winter months in Roy, Utah and in
Gypsum, with her daughters. All are
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19
o o o o O O o o o o o o o o o
o CRoOKSTON o
o O o o o o o o o o o o O o o

News-Champion Correspondenee-
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19

Sew Champion CoTros sDordcncr -
Tuesday, May 16.
John pathorsck and wife drove 10
Guumruu Tuesday on business.
Carl SIlka went TO GuHUison via
the stage route. returning the same
day.
Walter Haymakcr. county assessor,
was in camp Friday on official bust
Andres Duhlman and son, Fred,
drove to Gunnisuu on business last
Friday
Jess Dean, accompanied by several
Of the Baldwin boy, spent Sunday
in GunnisDn
Mr. and MIR. Peter Piloni and
daughter, Lucy, made their initial
trip to Guunison in the car this sea-
son.
Mrs. Annie Mann left Saturday
a few days with MIR. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Anderson.
DR.. and Mrs. Hanson and children
were up from Gunnison Sunday and
spent the afternoon as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. George Frye.
Mrs. George received a telegram
Ai'ih haAl5hA NlSs itbtl AAiAE Nlle Stii-
Gus illness of her mother. She left
Friday on the Rio Grande to be with
her
Mine Foreman l.. G.. Wilson and
Mine Clerk Joe Cristol accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs, John Patborsek to Gun
nison Friday, returning in the even
ing.
Mrs. Ethel Dohlman of Crested
Butte came in Sunday to visit n few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Sanders.
Clarence Skellinger, supt of the
Star mine, came over Saturday to
purchase some mining supplies. He
expects to resume operations in
about ten days.
A reorganization of the INT Rifle
Club has been affected and meeting
was held Saturday night, at which
time officers We're elected for the en-
suing year, and plans of the club dis
cussed. CAM Oprandi was elected
president of the organization, Roger
Springer, vice-president and range
officer, and Peter Piloni, secretary
treasurer. The club aims to stimu-
late interest in rife shooting. The
shooting grounds near Old Baldwin
are to be completed right away and
shoots held regularly. The club, at
present, has membership OF seven
teen. The president is a veteran
rifle shot, having won numerous
medals and other trophies at nation
al rife shoots.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19
90 o 0 o O o o o o o
Monday, M4y

Monday, M4y H..
JuUa Ea .a- Iurra4-n. 800
w.. d.. ..mn., Though balld-
The -,.r. ... ra.,d and $500 are
hI...s r-s .sH'I.
CnAI.y Cana .a. osrr ON the
Blue 81. a '.. .,..r day
A.u,.- ,0... pal blrIrr.. rup
tn tr.... N..a... '.r camp lu.i week.
--.r.a .l t.. LAX" Iufk'Es are
RuHs leo ".. U,aH lettuce ih- year
auI mua. .rrIr tortumr.
A. a Abingdon l- very busy plow-
ing lu h.. Pu'utu,. He has ue"
hlri r.u Cum Muu'ru.e Mr. Ar
unE'ur. e.r,nr her garden lr
MI Mary ,rnn is recovering rap
Idly lrDm her recent illness. On
My 2l-t .hr viii be 80 years old
Sh" is one Of the pioneers Of Lake
City.
Archer Miller, road supervisor,
was here last sunday looking over
the new road and bridge being con-
structrd lie told Acting Supervisor
II. NJ. Carr that i WAS as fine piece
of work that he has seen done.
Tony Baker, who was recently
kicked by Il horse, is slowly improv-
ing. He has nurse and a doctor
and everything possible is being done
to ha mis- recovery. Loci Carr, 4
brother Rcdman, stayed with him last
week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19

Tuesday May Il.
- S. Waters has just given his
house = new coat Of white. ash
Mr.. and Mrs John Outealt and
daughter were up from Gunnison
Sunday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spenst and
children were up from Gunnison Sun
day, visiting the Waters family.
Lnciene Loreedle appeared Sunday
after an absence Of several months,
looking around. He says he is going
10 tn head lettuce.
The Crookston school closes next
Friday and all are going TO join in
having q picnic AT some nice spot.
The teacher, Miss Glendenning, viii
attend summer school in Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19
Normal News

A three-man track team, aecompan-
led by Coach Krause, left yesterday
evening for Fort Collins to represent
the Gunnison Normal in the Annual
Rocky Mountain Conference Track
Meet, held at the Colorado Agricultu-
raj College tomorrow. Hartsell Pace
will enter the high and low hurdles
and the high jump; Raymond Koch
Ter will enter 100, 30 and possibly
the s40 yard dashes; and Willis Gill
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19
COWBOYS TO PLAY FOR
FOURTH ATHLETIC
Oh HAMPIONSH HIP

Not content with bringing home
the Western Slope championship this
season in football, baskethaII and
track, the Gunison Cowboys viii plav
2 three-game baseball series With
Grand Junction next weekend for the
slope championship in baseball. with
al the odds in favor Of . victory for
the local boys The series will b.
played at the Junction.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19

aspey viii enter the mile and two miIe
runs. Preliminaries Will be held At
10 o'clock tomorrow morning and TIE
finals II 200 p. m
The annual food of requisitions
for commencement speakers is now
being received at the College. Presi-
dent Quigley Is making a trip this
week TO speak al the high school
commencement exercises at Crawford
and H0tchkiss; next week he will
speak At Lake City and CoIburn, and
The following week, will go to Fruit
vale. DR.. II. T. Mansel, Miss Emma
Aren't. Prof. J. 5. Ferris and DIR. ].
c. johnson are also scheduled for
trips 20 address high school GRADUATE
ing classes. DR.. Manuel went last
night TO Carbondale.
A special edition of the Top o. the
World" Is in preparation, describ-
ing the advantages of the Summer
Quarter.
Indications are excellent. for Col
lege athletics next fall. judging by
the increase shown during the past
two years. In the fall Of 1921, only
II men were available for athletics.
Last fall SO were enrolled, and the
coming fall indicates a good increase
over this figure, which should make
the beginnings of 4 good football and
basketball squad
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19

A crowd of friends and neighbors
gathered yesterday afternoon at the
Wm. Redden ranch on Taylor river
and had jolly time in honor of Mr..
Redden' sister, Mrs. Kate Scow, from,
Wilcox, Arizona, who arrived few
days ago to visit her mother and
brother.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19

s.ad 'u be- home again.
Walsh d Brooks have moved their
uIar, NJ business into the BalIo build
Ink. Marble people have reason 10
C.r' proud over the energy and enter
pms. uf Jh., firm. From now on the
tore alII carry q brg line Of groceries
and fresh meats of all kinds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19

II being reported that his well
water contained typhoid, Theo. Davis
recently had it tested thru DIR. Han
son. the city health officer, and has
received a certificate from the state
chemist, DR.. Chas. +. p. Poe, that il
is o. X Not any colon bacillus and
only IS bacteria per cubic centimetre,
which is a less percentage than city
hydrant water.
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19
o 90 oooo 700 600
MARBLE

Marble is located in the Crys-
tai River Valley. 50 Miles North {
west of Gunnison.
Mrs. Mary Thompson. Reporter
Gunnison news-champion., 1922-05-19

o o o o o o 0 o 0
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manufacture OF newsprnt through the setting OF type,
the casting of stereotypes the operation of presses
and the distribution of papers is described in detail.
The w G N" is beautifully printed book of 3o4
pages with than hundred Illustrations
THE w N" is sold at $500 per copy by the follow
ing book stores:
YORK PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON
Scribner Brentano
BOSTON
Bentano Strawbridge Cohier Old Corner Book Store
Mailed receipt of $500 by The Business Survey of
The Chicago Tribune.