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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
SOLOKOW DESCRIBES U. S. VISIT
TO POINCARE.

Paris-Premier Poincare of France
has received Nahum Sokolow. chair
man of the Zionist Executive, who
described the results of his recent visit
to America in the interests of the
Kercn Hayesod. The Premier showed
interest in the participation of Amcri-
can Jewry in the Palestine task. Mr..
Sokolow also discussed with the Pre-
mier the prospects of cooperation he
tween Jews in Palestine and the
French in Syria
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
HONOR GERMAN JEWISH WAR
DEAD

Berlin-The President of the Muni-
cipal Council the city mayor and n
number of generals We're among the
notablcs at the unveiling of a memor-
ial slab at the synagog of Stuttgart
who had made the supreme "acrifice
in Germany during the war. The Jew
ish population of Stuttgart is com
rartively small and the percentage of
the Jewish war dead is therefore high
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
MAGNES NOT WORKING FOR
WORLD CONGRESS-.
tJewIsh Telegraphlc Agencyl

Warsaw-Dr. Judah l.. Magnes of
New York REQUESTS that it he stated
that he has not conferred with rep
resentativcs of the Jewish political
parties in Poland regarding the CON
vening of Jewish World Congress.
as reported in Il previous despatch.
Dr. Magncs states that he is staying
in Poland simply to Investigate the
Joint Distribution committee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
Milton M. Schayer
Observes

FWhp is fnnIf th. Parents tlp
Bows?
The ouestion forces itself upon
evervone who comes in contocs with
our vo,;;nr mon
To uho, sourco ar co,dition shall
we loo,, for nm oxn,onotion of tho
,ction and ottituJe of many of rho
sons of our chest families.
Rows sixtoop roors of ogo and marc
nc tbe r,londor counts hut thirty veors
and mora in ,xnorionco hIos,-noss
~horodom opd goner,I don.t-give.o
dam, manner
Rovs who admit that thov have dis
covered tbot ,bav ,re .tho lenders, of
tbe voung.r sot whom tbcir othar on
popeme,ts -, hermit them to lead
Rows who ore not fullr dr.ssad
II theS are hol ior'i'''" WIN i''i''''' =
io'S' "no nav '"e'' o"" '"'' W
"''''" D'"s i'' '''e p''''iI p"i'''
III ""'''iioo''es VI '"''''", N'"." ",'
"pr', '"'s "'' i'' '"N''
anu h'Fp'h.
s'
Bows. 10 whom culture is "A lost art
and refiaement as though it had never
been.
Boys. to whom an invitation to a
nice party is so lightly considered tina,
both hostess and guests are completely
ignored.
Bows. TO whom african Golf Boot
leg. Poker. Chickens of any age,
faith or fashion are boon companions
Why have they,wantered so far from
the old standards of their parents.
WHY are their parents blind to these
things or If not blind why do they con
done them and if they do not condone
them, why do they not stop them?
WHY?
here Is aho'her item t''"' "'n' p'''s
i"r'h piiS's Vi "hser lr"'ii 'he pre-
Jiaieeo'
Among the ="' ih"!ers h'iiii'''" '"
INC 'iii" '"i ie''' ''o WIZ '."
NV" Jews won almost aii 'he iiie'''is
gwen.
That some folks dislike Others he
,o,so o,bo,, oon do he,tor work than
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
The Torah


BY =. NJ. RASKIN.
Through the roar of thunders,
lightning, cloud and smoke.
Hark, the God of Wonders
To His people spoke.
Il am cid: no other
Shall My Kingdom sllnrc;
Man / made Mans brother.
Man for man shah care.
Swear not. steal not kill nat.
Hold your parents dear;
Free the' slavc-he will not
Bore his servilc ear!
Envy not your neighbor's
House or field or wife.
Room to live and labor
For all men has life.
Tread not vices mire.
That the hcathens trod.
Thus through cloud and fire
Spoke the Hebrew God.
And like fire glisten
These great words to men:
When will men then listen
God in heaven. when?
From ."Songs and Dreams"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
Council of JewishWome
BROOKLYN RABBI DECLARES
EUROPE NEEDS COUNCIL.

In a LETTER from Constnutilople,
Rabbi Alexander LYONS of Brooklyn
writes to Miss Rose Rrpuuer prrsi
oent of tbe Council of Jewish Women.
of Eurone's need for n program sim
iliar to that of the Council of Jewish
Women "A great opportlnity awnits
the Council i'm the Near East" states
trrast of the Ne,r Fast Relief
Women Receive STATE Recognition.
Mrs Jumes Y Giuus of Wilmington
Del. president of the loci Section of
Tho rounciI Of Javvish wo,nen has
heen elected to tbe office of ,rreSsurer
of the Delaware STATE Federation of
Womep.s c,uhs
Mrs Bert Printz of YOUNGSTOWN.
Ohio. Notio.,,I Chairman of th. Conn
ellis committpe nm Finance and presi
dent of the local section. has been
chosen TO serve MS Treasurer of the
Citizens' committee for the Home Rule
Charter
Mrs AIex,uder Eobut of Nay. York
CITY cboirm,n of t,,a committa on
Euronaop Demonstration cou,ciI of
Jewish women has bcen VISITING soy.
eral cities Of Europe. comforting with
the beods of Jewish women's orpnniza.
tions She is promotinp a plon of co.
operation that will eventually bring
Jewish women's organizations through
ont tba vorlI into Z, .Insor ,,ninn
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16

President Ohrcgons sympathetic
offer ta further Jewish colonization i'm
Mexico has attracted more attention
in AngIo-Jcwish circles that it has
amongst the Jews Of.\mcrica. This Ia
probably due in some measure. to the
fact thai the American Government
has not rs vet recognized the Ohreson
Government. II delay which is difficult
to understand.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
Would Aid Palestine
Rehabilitation
PLAN PROPOSED AS RESULT OF
RATIFICATION OF PALESTINE
MANDATE BY LEAGUE OF Ma
TIONS-STATEMEN DECLARES
TINE HAS COME FOR UPBUILD-
ING TO BE AIDED BY ALL
JEWS.


New York-An oppeaI to the coming
Zionist Conference mn Carlsbad ia take
the Tnitiotiy. i'm calling n World lew
iSh Con.r,sss in order that Immediate
efforts may he directed by Jews i'm
overv n,rt of tbe world toward th,
uubuildinp of Palestine is contained
i'm n statement issued hv the admins
trntiva committee of tha American
Jewish Compress of which Nathan
Strous is nresident
,rho s,otora,+ which ,,s oonoJ
,o,.,i, ,.,. ,t,,, ,.,,,,. ,,,;ao,,i,,, -. ,i.,.
Palestine >r,nd,to la. rho I ..,,u, az
E,,ion - eoi,o,,...
49,
',.'''.
object for which the American Jewish
Congress has labored from the begin
ming and in behalf of which il has
mustered the whole strength of or
ganized American Jcwry in December.
49, ''i :"
1918, when the original Palestine res
olution was adopted for presentation
To the Peace Conference to which it
was subsequently brought This resolu-
tion was also INCORPORATED in the Zion
ist proposals presented Mt Versailles
by the World Zionist Organization.
From the first. the American Jewish
Congress, with all the affiliated fra
ternal orders national and central or
ganizations and organized Jewish com
mittecs IoyaI,v co-oprnting. .ave its
full support TO the attainment of tie
ideal. cherished by the largest mum
her of our people for Jewish rehab-
ilitation in the land of our fathers
Now that the action of the League Of
Nations has brought this ideal within
the range of realization the Ameri-
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
JEWS PROTEST MOsLEM LIBEL


Jerusalem National Council of
Palestine Jews has cnblcd to the king
of IIejjas protesting against the cal
Hmny ting from certain Arab
quarters that the Iionists intend to
occupy the Mosque of Omar in Jcru-
salem. Jews wish nothing more than
to work together with the Arabs. the
message says in part
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-08-16
KEREN HAYESOD NOW
A CHARTERED CORPORATION
Morris RC.henberg and Samuel Inter
myer Secure Charter as Membership
COrporation- Plans Adopted for
Campaign i'm Fall.

In statement issued by the Nation
al Administration of the Kcren Hay
esod announcement is made that the
Fund has been regularly charatored as
corporation in the State of New
York.
Considerable importance is attached
TO this action in view of the fact that
the Fund will now have legal rec
ogntion and control over all its
branches and affiliations. Another
reason why the step is considered i'm
portant is because it will enable the
Keren Hayesod to organize Itself on
IL permanent basis. the organizat ion
which has been functioning hitherto
having been temporary in its nature
simultaneously plans We're announced
for effecting such permanent organiza-
rion at a special conference to he
called in the near future at which the
contributors as well as the workers
will he duly represented and conSti.
tuition for the Kcre1 Hnycsod in Amer
lea adopted
The incorporation has been brought
about through the efforts of Morris
Rothenherg of New York. Mr.. Roth
enberg is reported to have had rhe
advice and cooperation of Samuel Tn
termyer. The Certificate of Incorpora.
tion was approved hy Justice Robert
F. Wagner of the Supreme Court of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
POLICE Chief
IN WARNING
To AUTOISTS

"Autoists who drink and attempt
TO drive cars while intoxicated en-
d~angering the lives of citizens
should be given a good stiff jail
sentence"
This was the recommendation
made by Chief OF Police Forbis
this morning as a means of putting
a stop to the numerous accidents
caused through drunken wreckIess
driving.
Steve Rompa. giving his address
as 3716 Deodor street. Indiana Har-
had been drinking, drove his Ford
sedan into an Elgin car of c. w.
Menke. of Chicago. and James la
gree OF Hammond, driving a Nash,
also crashed into the Elgin.
The accident occurred just off
of Fifth avenue. west OF Gary, on
Cline avenue last night. officers
who investigated stated that Rom
pa had been drinking and that
they smelled moonshine on his
breath. Rompa denied that he had
been drinking.
According to details of the acct
dent Rompa passed the Elgin. both
coming south, at a rate Of speed
Of 25 miles an hour. Rompa's car
swerved and become uncomfortable
s~ide-swiping the Nash machine.
Unable to stop in time the Nash
piled up against the Filgin.
All three cars were damaged.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
HARDING FAILS TO
ATTEND DEDICATION
Now Feminine Political
Circles are Asking
Themselves Why.
By H. K

[STAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. sERVIcEl
WASHINGTON, May 22-Feminine
political circles were buzzing with
excitement and speculation here to-
day over the mystery that has de-
veloped over the failure Of President
Harding to attend the dedication
ceremonies Of the opening OF the
new building of the woman's party
\ note from the white house adj
dressed TO Mrs. John Gordon Bat
telIe announced the president would
be unable to attend, arrived just an
hour before the ceremonies started.
The note was signed by the presi-
dent himself. but it contained no
explanation Of his reasons for not
attending.
Charges were made today at the
headquarters of the woman's party
that the League of Women Voters,
which has been warning against the
party. a influenced the president
to change his mind at the eleventh
hour. 1t is known hat representa-
tives of the league called at h
white house some time after It was
announced the president had accept
ed the invitation to the ceremonies
to urge him to stay away.
The white house remained silent
today concerning the affair. no ex-
PLANTATION being Forthcoming of the
presidents reasons for changing his
mind. but Miss Edith Ainge, of
jamestown. n. Y, and other lead
ers Of the woman's party. nnoun
ced they would demand an explana-
ton"
The president called me on the
telephone at my hotel at 10 o'clock
Saturday night" Mrs. Battelle said
today. HE gave me his reason for
not attending the dedication cere-
monies. but I can not disclose it,"
Mrs. Battelle is a personal friend
of President Harding and is report
ed TO have been a large contributor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

to the republican campaign fund
II do not know the explanation.
You heard what Mrs. Battele told
u.s. said Alice Paul.
The president was afraid to come
because of the League of Woman
voters" said another leader of the
party.
Mrs. Kate Richards O'Hare. lead
er Of the "Children's Crusade" who
is demanding amnesty for social
ed political prisoners. advanced the
opinion today that the president
stayed away because the children
who have been trying unsuccessful
ly to see him at the white house
were to be present.
Word must have got to the
White House that the children were
there to picket him" Mrs. OtHare
said. The children weren't invited,
but they intended going anyway"
The mystery surrounding the fail
ure of the president to attend the
ceremonies is deepened by the fact
that less than two hours before Mr..
Harding's note was received. White
House secret service men arrived at
headquarters and took the usual
precautions for the reception of the
chief executive. They remained
throughout the ceremonies. though
the president didn't show up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
AFFAIRS AT THE
COUNTY CAPITAL

The city council met in special
session on Friday night and les the
contract for the sre-sur:acing OF
Crown Point streets mainly for the
preservation and the suppression Of
the dust nuisance. The contract for
the work was let to Edward w. An
derson of Chicago for $11.70O. APP
proximately $4,000 gallons of Tut
tread will be put on the streets by
means Of a motor truck distributor.
repair and sw eep clear the streets
on which the material will be ap-
piled.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berbeen left on
Saturday Cor different points in
Michigan. expecting to be gone a
week. They made the trip in their
new Dodge sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hersnman OF Me-
daryville spent the Weekend with
their son, George Hershman and
family. Miss Bertha Hershman.
who has been employed in the
Crown Point schools the past a
returned home with them on Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Henderlong
returned the part OF the week
from a two years stay in Florida
and are now occupying the Main ST.
home.
Casper Fletcher, custodian OF the
Fair grounds was found guilty of
assault and battery in the criminal
court on Friday. on complaint CT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

mond, Lake County, Indiana; u
Eighty-four and the south on
half Of Lot eighty-three in sta
ford and Trank1e's Seventh AZ
dition to Hammond, Lake Count
Indiana; Lot one in Block TWO
the Town of -Schererville, Lal
County. Indiana; and Lot -Four
Block Ten in the Town Of SehereI
vile. all in Lake County. Indian
Said defendants are therefore heI
By notified Of the tendency of sal
action, and that the same will star
for trial at the next term Of sal
court. and that unless they appel
and answer or demur therein, at II
OF said cause. on the POI
day of June. A. D. 1922. the same b.
ing the 43rd day of the next ter
Of said Court to be begun and hel
in Room Number l in the Coui
House at Hammond, in said count
and state, on the Sth day OF Ma.
4. d. 1922, said action will be hear
and determined in their absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I her,
set my hand and affix the ae;
Of said Court at Hammond. indiana
this list day Of May. a. D. 1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
(seal) Clerk Lake Superior Coul
BY: WILETTA CAMPBELL.
Deputy Clerk. 5:1:S:1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
DIDN'T HOPE TO
PULL THROUGH.
AFTER THE FLU
But Tanlac Restored Her
To Finest Health, Says
Mrs. Hatcher. Looking
After Her Little Girl
And Doing Homework
Are Like Play Now.

II cannot express my gratitude
for what Tanlac did for me" declar-
ed Mrs. Mabel Hatcher. 324 y.
Fourth St. Terre Haute, Ind.
When 1 had the flu two years
years ago I never expected 10 pull
through. and since then 1 was weak
and run down. and had so little ap-
petite / just had to force myself to
eat. 1 had such awful pains in my
back and side / thought / should
faint. and l couldn't attend to my
homework. My husband and were
at our wits end to know what to
do.
When a friend advised me to take
Tanlac it was the best turn she ever
did me. Soon L could hardly get
enough to cat. my face filled out
and l gained much weight. Doing
my work and looking after my little
girl are like play now. For me
there is no medicine like Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
giStS-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
LADIES TO ACT
AS r

After explaining the critic situa-
ton of the manager of the Milton
Shuster comedy show which opens
the second of four musical comedy
shows at the Orpheum theatre to-
day the management has been au-
thorized to allow all ladies to at
tend evening performance tonight.
providing they are accompanied by
an escort, free.
The show to be staged by the
Shuster company is Make Yourself
At GIome," and hat is what the la
dies are invited to do. Come early
see the entire show and judge for
yourselves tn etype Of shaw the
shuster Company is capable Of put
ting on.
One of the big features Of Make
Yourself at lone is Eddie Medley
rated as the Harold Lloyd of Must
cal Comedy and who guarantees a
laugh till you rock in your seats"
round Of good, clean and up-to-date
jokes that will prove entertaining
to everybody.
In addition to this the manage
ment announces a feature picture,
The Man Worth While"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

Frank Warren, who was accosted by
fletcher when he was entering the
fair grounds several weeks ago The
evidence showed that Fletcher had
been on the lookout for several
pranks at the Fair grounds and had
mistaken young Warren for the 9TH
er boys
Plans and specifications are on
file at the Peoples State bank in this
city for the handsome e bank
structure they are going to erect at
the corner OF Main and Joliet SITS,
wher the Hoover barber shop now
stands. The plans have beer made
10y K. NJ. vitzhum & Co, architests
Of Chicago. The building will be
of stone and consists of virtually
four stories and will cost in the
neighborhood OF 500, 900. The
basement will be occupied by a bar
Der shop. the second foor by the
banking Institution, the third floor
will be the mezzanine floor and the
fourth will consist of office rooms
The bids for the building will be
opened June srd and work will be
begun<at once. The phenomenal
growth of the Peoples State Bank
necessitates their seeking more
~commodious quarters and their new
building will be one of the finest in
this section OF the country. The
Peoples State Bank was organized
in 1907 and through courtesy and
financial integrity OF its officers,
has risen TO one OF the finest bank
ing institutions In the state.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
END
GARY RAIDS

weekend raids in Gary netted the
police ten arrests on charges of pros
titution. a~ssociating and violating
the state liquor laws.
At 1T17 Adams street sam Cof-
fros was arrested and charged with
keeping n house OF i'll fame and
Helen Davis booked as a prostitute.
Corros was found guilty and fined
$40 and costs and given a 20 day
jail sentence by city Judge Dunn this
morning while the Davis woman was
fined $40 and given a 80 day SEN
tence.
In a soft drink parlor. 1907 Madi-
son street. the morals squad arrest
ed Jim Lovara as the keeper, Nellie
Dalfer as a prostitute and Mike MIX
dig for associating.
Two coiored women and two men
were taken from 1741 Adams street
on charges of prostitution and as
s~ociates. Florence Payne also
colored, was arrested for violating
the state liquor law after the police
found part of a bottle OF moonshine
whiskey. Police stated that they
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES

NO. 209l3
STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUN-
TY, SIS: IN THE LAKE SUPER
IOR COURT, SITTING AT HAM
MOND. INDIANA, MARCH TERM.
1922.
J.. S. Blackburn Company. a cor
poration vs.. n. D. Wright ct al,
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.
Now comes the plaintiff by Sheer
er & White. his attorneys. and files
its complaint herein, together with
an affidavit of a competent person
showing hat the defendants there
to, to-wit: Francisco Scherer;
Adam Gerlach and Mrs. Adam Ger
ZACH. his wife, whose rue Christ
ian name is unknown; Martha
Scherer and - Scherer, her hus-
band. whose true Christian name is
unknown; Mary C. Scherer. Joseph
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22
WHISPERS
CONTEST IN
LOSANGELES
Male Population Strive For
Longest DOormats And
Girls Wear Hoops
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERucEl

SACRAMENTO. Calf, Nay %. -
The old West lives anewf
Inspired by the spirit Of '4s-ers.
this. the capital city of California,
has beer transformed into a winning
camp for a week.
The men have Gil grown whiskers
and put aside the modern habit
ents for red flannel shirts. SOM
breros OF the days Of '49 and high
tor boots. The women have brought
forth from ancient chests the hoop
skirts Of that day and the Zap
pers" have carefully chosen the
dress Of the Spanish senoritas and
the Mexican dance hall girls of the
days OF old. the days Of gold"
Thousands of visitors are pouring
in for the fve-day celebration which
opens tomorrow. Fully 100000 are
expected TO visit the city during the
Ave days the celebration lasts. A
tent city 20 house 10000 has been
erected due to lack Of hotel accom-
modations for all.
Hans Langsecll. winner OF the la
tional contest. arrived todas anj
will reign as King VTrtskerino dur
ing the celebration. He halls from
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-22

Gerlach and Mrs. Joseph Gerlach.
his wife, whose true Christian name
is unknown; Mary c. Scherer, George
Gerlach and Mrs. George Gerlach.
his wife, who's true Christian name
is unknown; Richard Geriach and
Mrs. Richard Gerlach, his wife,
whose true Christian name is I'M
known Michael Gerlach n Mrs.
Michael Gerlach. his wife. whose.
true Christian name is unknown;
Francis Gerlach and Mrs. Francis
Gerlach. his wife. who's true Chris
tian name is unknown; Agnes Ger
ZACH and - Gerlach, her husband
whose true Christian name is un-
Gerlach, her husband, whose true
Christian name is unknown; Lii
liam Gerlach. and - Gerlach,
her husband. whose true Christian
name is unknown: Susan Gerlach
and - Gerlach. her husband,
whose true Christian name is un-
known. Mollie Staff and -- staff.
her husband. whose true Christian
name is unknown: Philip Gerlach
and Mrs. Philip Gerlach. his wife,
whose true Christian name is un-
known; n. D. Wright, whose true
Christian name is unknown: and
Mrs. n. d. Wright, his wife. whose
true Christian name is unknown:
Nicholas Scherer and Mrs. Mich
olas Scherer. his wife, whose
true Christian name is unknown:
Nicholas Schearer and Mrs. Nichol-
rs Schearer. his wife. whose true
Christian name is unknown: John
Reder and Mrs. John Reder. his wife,
whose true Christian name is un-
known; John Reeder and Mrs. John
Reeder. his wife. whose true Chris
tian name is unknown; Jacob Kou-
pal and Mrs. Jacob Koupal, his wife,
whose true Christian name is I'M
known; Joseph Skala and Mrs.
Joseph Skala, his wife. whose true
Christian name is unknown; Floyd
whose true Christian name is I'M
nown; Libonus Gollhardt and Mrs.
Libonus GolIhardt, his wife, whose
true Christian name is ~unknown.l
Daniel Webster and Mrs. Daniel
Webster. his wife, whose true Chris
tian name is unknown; Fannie Web
ster n - Webster, her hus-
band. whose true Christian name is
unknown; William schuringa and
Emma Schuringa. his wife, whose |
true Christian name is unknown.
n all of the unknown wives of
each and all Of the above named
male defendants and all of the I'M
known heirs. representatives. devils
ees. legatees. and admin
~istrators of each and all Of the above
named defendants who may be dead,
and all unknown husbands Of each
and all of the above named female
c~eivers, l~essees, successors. trustees,
successors in trust and assigns of
each and all of the defendants to
this suit and all persons claimin-
from, through or under them, or any
of them. each and all of said per
sons claiming from. through or IN
der them. or any of them, each and
all of said persons so claiming being
unknown. are not residents Of the
state of Indiana.
And, that this is an action to quiet
title to the following described real
estate. to-wit:
Lots two and four in Block Fiji
teen. Towle and Avery's Addition
to the City of Hammond, Lake
County Indiana; Lot Thirteen in
Block One. Blackmun's Addition to
Hammond. Take County Indiana.
Lots Twenty-three and twenty
-four in Block Two Towle's Sec
ond Addition to the City of Ham