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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-13
Crown POM News
Happenings OF A Day In Lake Countys Lively Capital

Mrs. Mabel Rannells. delightfully."- en-
tertained at an evening party on Sat
urday night. her guest list including
twelve A delicious dinner was serv-
ed at $50. after which the guests en-
joyed several games of bridge. dainty
favors were given to Mrs Ruth Wheel
er and Mrs. frankie Barr who held the
high score
Mrs. Raymond Rudolph was taken
to Chicago hospital on Monday, since
the birth of her baby several weeks
ago, her condition has not been salts
factory and she was taken to the hos
pital to be under the care of a special
ist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Barr entertained
a party OF friends at dinner on sun
day night.
The death Of Mrs Adeiia Ward oc-
CURED at her home on Main street last
Saturday afternoon. her death being
caused from heart trouble from which
she has been a great sufferer during
the past year. Mrs. Ward was rs
years OF age at the time Of her death.
She spent the greater part OF her life
in Crown Point and was highly respect
ed, being a kind neighbor and friend
The funeral was held at the home at .
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Larry Hargis is back after having
spent the week end al Dayton. Ohio.
The Order Of the Eastern star. No
$40, Will hold their regular meeting
Tuesday evening. March I4th, after the
meeting there VIII be a card party for
which we would like ali the ladies'
u the scar to participate
Mr.. 4. PLAN 9ndon of Chicago has
been the guest of his brother Hal
PIamondon this past week. Mr.. Hal
Plamondon is now a resident Of Ham
mond.
The Past Chiefs Of the Pythian SIS
ters VIII meet tomorrow afternoon ar
the home OF Kris. Frank waller on
Waltham street.
one Of the most eventful meetings Of
the year was held Saturday niobt
when the Hammond Women's clnb
held their customary annual Danei,-
ters Night. Mrs. Ola Emmerlfna act
ing as chairman Of the committee and
Mrs Carl Kaufman and Mrs. Thomas
Crawford assisting. Ii has been a
customary event each year to have Tho
daughters Of the members of the Ayon,-
ans Club to have one special night.
and to put forth that night. their one
best accomplishment. Last Night. I'M
der the direction Of Mrs. Emmerline.
who the credit goes compiled pIayle-
called Apollo Chooses His Mate" The
play consisted Of Is daughters. each
representing a Hover OF some origin
and Apollo the god in charge of a gar
den called each flower t. the garden to
see which flower could accomplish tho
most wonderful and noteworthy task
each flower recited their most wonder
full task in poetry from which Apollo
was to choose his mate Apollo
chose and the one of all choices he Sc
lects the one that can bake cake.
The pIayiet itself was a wonderful sue
cess and enjoyed by everybody. with
the largest attendance there has ever
been of this year.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Wilke of Detroit
street viii entertain Miss Margarel
Turner and Mr.. Gordon Anderson, at
dinner party tonight.
Mrs J. Thompson o. Highland has
returned from an extended visit in the.
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o'clock today. Mrs. Ward leaves a
sister. Mrs. Paul Raasch and two broth
ers, Julius and VIM Rockwell of this
city
Mrs. William Carroll charmingly en-
tertained a party OF twelve Crown Point
women, members Of the younger mar
ried set at a luncheon at the Gary
Country Club on Wednesday of last
week The afternoon hours were spent
in playing bridge. MIS-. August Heide
Mrs. a Boye and Mrs. Evelyn Bak-
er were given the favors.
Howard Carroll who is studying
medicine at the Northwestern Medical
College spent the weekend with rela-
tives here
Mrs Mabel schedell who has been
spending the past winter in Milwaukee
came back to Crown Point on Saturday
She has been the guest Of her sister.
Mrs w p. Jpham.
The Albert Turner's are building a
new home on East street, opposite the
Farley home. work having begun this
week. They plan to erect very pref
IS bungalow.
Mrs Neil Brown has returned from
the Wesley hospital where she submit
ted to an operation for the removal Of
her tonsils last week
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Mrs. Albert Anderson and son and Mr.
Gotrick johnson.
Mrs. Clarence Scott of Chicago will
entertain the "Wednesday Afternoon
Bridge club At her home on East 72no
street, Chicago.
Dr. Lloyd, III. John Gavit ana Mn
" McAleer have returned from St.
Joe. Mich. ana report very wonderful
outing.
The Misses Kathryn and Lenona Viii
son OF the Naional Kindergarten col
lege or Chicago, spent the week end
with their parents here.
Mrs Harriet Walker of Chicago
spent the week in Hammond among
friends.
Word from Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Meyn says that they are having a
wonderful time and enjoying good
weather at Hot Springs. Ark.
The Press Club Of the Hammond
high school entertained all the III
mon, who had been awarded merit for
basketball at = dinner and dance in
the gym Of the high school. Friday
night.
Mrs. John Huchel Of Kenwood will
give a series IF parties this week. {
luncheon and bridge thursday after
noon, T. dinner eance ana card, Friday
night.
Mrs. Brennan Lanman is very i'll a.
her home on Highland, due to serious
accident. She is improving as well as
can be expected and Ter friends ali
hope FOR a yer yspeedy recovery. her
mother is no twisting Mrs. Lanman
from Ohio.
Mrs. Leo Wolf is entertaining tc.
morrow at luncheon and bridge.
Mrs Peter Crumpacker spent the
week end in Chicago, with friends.
Mrs Frank c. Deming and her
daughter Mrs. Ralph Dean, are spend
ing a few delightful weeks in Hot
Springs. Ark.
Inc saturday Nl&HI DllHeI 1iuD " Is
entertained at the residence of Mrs.
George Chaplin on Highland street.
Mrs. Roscoe Woods viii entertain at
her home on Moraine street, tomorrow.
luncheon and bridge viii be the en-
tertainment for the afternoon.
=
Bob Jennings IS back, he was called
tI..a II
is reported to be still very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G. Paxton are
enjoying a wonderful vacation at the
Springs in Arkansas.
Roscoe Remstock is back at his real
estate desk after being sick with the
"fu" for a week or more.
Mrs. W. A. Stout viii entertain the
Erthstane Club Tuesday at one
o'clock luncheon at the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Donald Gavit in Ken
wood
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Is That Cold and
Cough Hanging On?

VOU will be convinced that DR..
i Kings New Discovery does just
what it is meant to do-soothes cough
raw threats, congestion-tormented
chests, loosens the phlegm pack and
breaks the obstinate cold and grippe
attack, relieves the congestion in the
head. No harmful drugs. therefore
good for children as well as grownups.
Right away you will notice the
change for the better. Has a con-
vincing, healing taste that you will
appreciate. Buy bottle at any drug
gists on the way home tonight, 60c.
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In Menaorians

In sad and LOVING msmDl Anee of ouf
our dear son and brother, Albert Deer
ing, died March IL, 1920:
In your grave you have laid 2 years.
Sad and sudden was the call.
or him SO dearly loved by all,
lie bid us not a last farewell.
lie said goodbye to none,
Ills loving heart had ceased to beat,
Before we knew he was gone.
In life we loved him dearly.
In death we do the same
The moon and stars are shining.
On lone and silent grave.
Beneath lies one we dearly loved.
But could not save.
His Loving Parents. Brothers and
Sisters; also Brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Deering 3:15
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Pimples, Blackheads,
Rashes and Blotches
removed by
T. G GMA @
FOR SKIN IRRtTATIONs

TOMORROW MITE - REMEMBER
THE RECEPTION AND HANDSHAK-
ING in the GRAND PARLOR AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE GLEE CLUB AMI
JAZZ BAND COLLEGE MITE starts at
P N TELL YOUR FELLOW AMI
TELL YOUR GIRL. REMIND HUS-
BAND and TELL WIFE TO BE
READY. LET'S GET ACQUAINTED
BEFORE WE co INTO THE AUDI
TORIUM. and LIFTS MEET ALL THE
GLEE CLUB BOYS AND THEN WE
WILL ENJOY THE CONCERT BET
TER AND, ALSO THE DANCE Sill
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lle,Ifll).
koILWlrz

Louis 5. KoIlwitz, ror many years an
engineer with the I. H. B. railroad
lied sunday morning at a Chicago hos
pital where he underwent an operation
or blood poisoning. He was thirty
jears Of age
He is survived by his father. mother.
hFee sisters his wife and one SON
The funeral VIII be held Wednesday
titernoon a 200 o'clock from the late
residence, 1872 y. Holman street
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pRoHL

Mrs, Anna Ptohl. aged rs. who died
Friday. al the home Of her son Henry
Prohl. at 1872 West Eleventh street. in
cary. VIII ne buried tomorrow after
noon at 100 ,. m. from the Cary resi-
dence and at $3.50 p. m. ON the Clint
On street Lutheran Church, Hammond.
Rev. Lichstelnn. officiating
she IS survived by brother. Henry
Brandt. four daughters Mrs. kaufman.
MIS- g Camp, Mrs. F. Cole and
Mrs Rampke. and 1--WE sons. Fred. Geo.
William, Cliff and Henry.
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IN MEMORIAM.

n sad and loving remembrance of our
dearly beloved mother and Srandmoth-
er Mrs. Eliza Kuhn. who passed away
one year ago today, March 10. 1921:
Just one year ago you left us.
How we miss you mother dear;
And remember all yoar kindness,
As we shed silent tear.
But we know that yod are happy,
In the mansion oil the blest.
Where there IS no pain or sorrow,
IN one sweet eternal rest
You are gone, but not forgotten
And your memory will never fade
While life aud strength is left us
We shall liager round your grave,
It's sad that one we cherished.
Should be taken from our home.
But the joys that do not perish.
Live in memory alone.
All the years We spent together.
All the happy golden hours.
Shall be cherished in remembrance.
Fragrant sweet from memories
flowers.
Silently mourned by your loving
children
FLORENCE AND MAN KUHN.
MR. & MRS. GEO MILNE &
DAUGHTER FLORENCE.
Mr. & MRS. MAX KUHN. 3-I5
The Blue Devil is a fine dish washer
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NllyksS


If you are not among those present
at the Masonic Temple tomorrow to SC
and hear the Purdue Glee Club and
College Jazz Band also grand ball, you
functions Of the year. Don't forget t.
be there promptly at eisht O'Clock
.
club viii be held Al he residence ~
Mrs. Wesley Elstun. 81 Highland
street. TUESDAY evening at 1850 O'Clock.
Tomorrow evening at 7:so o'clock.
Mr.. Charles Gardener OF Chicago and
band concert and entertainment at the
Lincoln gym. Lincoln school Mr.
Gardener is the writer Of the plavs he
viii star in ..Vatar,aod " carl the
Begrare and f,an+ain ~arl 49,
not miss mis- ,ronAerf,,l an+s~t -.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT |
OF ESTATE

OF ESTATE
In the matter OF the Estate Of Louie
kfsh. In the Lake Superior Court. Jan
uary Term. 1922. No 1856.
Notice Is hereby given TO the HEIRS.
LEGATEEs AND CREDITORS OF Lou,s
ktsh, deceased. to appear In the
Lake Superior Court, held at Ham
mond, Indiana on the 21tn cay q
March, 1922. and SHOW cause. if any.
why the FINAL SETTLEMENT &C
COUNTS with the estate of said de-
cedent should not he approved and said
heirs are notified to then and there
make proof of heirship. and receive
their distributive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk OF the Lake
Superior Court. at Hammond. this 9th
day of March, 1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
tSeaD Clerk Lake Superior Court
3:6:13
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Joachim voss OF Cary is visiting
here for a few weeks with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Julia Hess Of a Mason
street
The Junior Standard Bearers of the
First N. f. church viii hold a meet
ing a the home OF Miss Adele Dunbar.
of y Rimbach, Tuesday evening at
1880 o'clock.
Gordon Anderson spent the week end
with friends in Hammond.
Miss Niter ar Hammond underwent
a very serious operation at st. Mar
garets hospital. but IS getting along
very rapidly to recovery
AIR. and Mrs. Otis Glamore of Monroe
street entertained very delightfully."-
Saturday evening in honor Of Mr.. ana
Mrs d. Meents and son Hewitt of
Clinton, I'll. Cards and dancing were
the entertainment of the evening
Among some If the out or town guests
were AR. and Mrs Robert Mcdonnell
Herbert Glamere. Paul Barker. Miss
Elizabeth Stanley Miss Florence Gel
Mr. and Mrs H e Mclaughlin of
Hammond A very special course
luncheon was served BY the hostess at
midnight.
Miss Dorothy Rohrer IS III at her
home on Holman street.
a number Of friends delightfully."-
surprised Charles Chick or Hessvlle al
his home Sunday in honor OF his thir-
ty-third birthday, Mr.. Chick was pre-
scented with many beautiful gifts and
the best wishes Of his many friends.
Delicious refreshments were served
and a most pleasant afternoon and
evening enjoyed by all. Among the
out Of town guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
w II. Burkey and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schrage and family. Miss Della
Miller and Mr. Max Kettle. Mr. and
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COLLEGE, MITE TOMORROW NIGHT
at the MASONIC TEMPIE-PEP AND
GINGER - HIGH CLASS CONCERT
AND BALL EVERY REAL FELLOW
AND HIS CTRT. is CONC. ala
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LEGAL. NOTICES
NOTICE OF SALE or TINE WAR
RANTS SCHOOL CITY OF
GARY, INDIANA

NOTICE. OF SALE OF TINE w All
RANTS SCHOOL CITY OF
GARY. INDIANA
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN:
That the School city of Gary. will
sell and let the bidder submitting
the lowest rate Of interest on time
warrants to be issued by the School
city of Gary. Indiana. to the amount
of one Hundred Twenty Thousand
Dollars ts120, 00000) to he issued in
anticipation of the current revenues,
of the School City Of Cary for the
fiscal year Of 1922. Sealed bids will
be received therefor in the office OF
the School City of Gary. in the Emer-
son building. Gary, Indiana. on the
nth day Of March. 1922. the same
being a regular meeting of the
Board of School Trustees. Bidders
must summit with hid an affidavit
showing that no collision exists he
tween him and other bidders. Bid
ders shall designate and stipulate in
their bids the rate Of interest 20 be
charged. and the amount ofwarrants
bid for.
Dated at Gary. Indiana. this 18th
day of March, 1922
BOARD OF SCHOOL TRUSTEES
OF CITY OF GAY. INDIANA.
A r. McARTHUR. PRESIDENT.
ADELE NJ. CHASE. Secretary
HARRY HALL. Treasurer.
$500
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COLLEGE, MITE TOMORROW NIGHT
at the MASONIC TEMPE t,-7EP AND
GINGER 49, HIGH CLASS CONCERT
AND BALL. EVERY REAL FELLOW
AND HIS GIRL Is GOING. 3-1S-
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live LOCAL.
news lads"
WASEY'S PLEATING
SHOP
81 STATE STREET.

Hemstitch with Gold and Silver
Thread; also match all coIors. Button
Holes. Buttons Covered. Embrofdering,
Braiding. Beading. Phone Hammond
$40. 3-7-tf
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Dress making, ladies' tailoring.
alterations. en'broi0ering and bending
Easter garments a speciality. Elite
patterns on two day service. pricss
reasonable. Phone 1157-J. s-1o-11-12
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east visiting points Of interest includ-
ing Elwood City. Pittsburg and Phila-
delpha
Mrs. ". j. WINERY is very i'll at
home on Detroit street
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Hammond Musical College
Piano. Voice. Violin. Public speax
ing. Ukeiele. Banjo. Mandolin. Guita,
Dancing. Dramatic Art l0-l
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Your hair WIZ welcome Blue Devil
a..a ftuff lirh4 ~. 2-5a-6
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors for their Kindness and sym
patty Also All the Old Soldiers. at
the death of julius Nimetz Also for
floral ogerings
S11S-t HENRY NIMETz & FAMILY.
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Mrs. Anna l.. Warner and Mrs. En-
ma Giuth are prepared to do high class
dressmaking. 458 l50th st. phone
99T-M 91,e.
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The Hankforth Hat shop is located
at 49, Broadway. Gary. Ind. near Gary
Theatre Mrs. I. f. Hank forth will
be glad to see the Indies Of Hammond
Opening Friday and Saturday this
week Will also carry the Russian
Boot and LINGERIE 3-13-9
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Bunco party Wednesday evening.
March 18th. I. O. Q. F Hall. III state
St Public invited Good prizes. Ad-
mission CSC 3-13-2
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Even the dog likes to- be really clean
and sweet oncc-Use blue Devil on
him.
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The Blue Devil is a fine dish washer
he leaves no rings in the pan 3-13-6
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Mrs. c. J. Curtis Of Newland spen,
Sunday with hammond friends
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Encouraging news continues to come
from the sick-room of John Z. Fitz-
gerald.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15
BY THE WAY.

Chorus girls in Paris get $3.50 a
month. The so cents must be for the
costume.
The Turk has ordered Smyrna to be as
dry as himself, but it is doubtful if it can
ever attain his moral grandeur.
While Rockefeller has accumulated mil
lions, the maker Of the lizzie has dis
tributed the most bounces.
1t is announced that the 5-cent cigar
is back, and many take this as confirma-
ton of reports of big cabbage crop.
o g
There is saying that Home is roof
over good woman" but on the stage a
home is where there's little girl in lot
of trouble.
Now we know when Isadora Duncan's
knees prance in the air she is dancing the
story of what she thinks about our immi-
grafton statutes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15
STATE INVESTMENT
COMPANY WINS IN
SUIT OVER LANDS
Special TO The journal


Las Vegas, N. NJ. Nov. l4.-Tn a
suit of the United states of Amer
lea VS.. the State Investment Com
pany and +. B Wheeler, to uuIel
title to = traG of Land comprising
10000 acres, Judge Lewis Of the
Eighth Federal Circuit Court of
Appeals in st. Louis. has handed
down an opinion affirming n de-
cree in favor Of the defendants.
The tract involved was por-
ton Of a grant Of land made by
the Republic of MEXICO. which Is
known as the Mora grant, ana was
patented by tie United states IN
1876. The patent issued was based
on n survey made by Thomas
Means in 1851, which lhe plaintiff
now claims TO be incomplete. The
tract covers q mountainous cuuu-
try, and in early days was inacces-
sible for the purpose of surveying
The distances were therefore cal
cutated IN some instances, iastead
Of an actual survey being made
This has given rise to the present
controversy.
The tract is valuable timber land
and has more than 100000 feet
Of white pine timber. For several
years past, the Santa Barbara Tie
and Pole company at Tres Ritos,
has paid royalties to the United
States government for timber cut
on that land, which represents
considerable sum OF money due the
defendant company under the lat
est ruling.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15
The Markets
BY the Associated Press.
FINANCIAL.
Wall Street.

New York, Nov. 14.-speculators
for the decline forced recessions of
one to nearly five points in a ma
iority of the active issues in today's
stock market. being aided by heavy
liquidation on the part of discour-
aged holders Of long stock and the
closing out of the accounts of a
large brokerage house, whose fall
ure was announced this afternoon.
The average price of both rails
and industrlals in todays market
was approximately equal to the
bottom OF the June break, which
marked the first serious interrupt
tion to the bull movement which
began the summer Of 1921.
As in the case Yesterday, there
was virtually nothing in the days
news to account for the. acute
weakness OF prices. All recent eff
forts of bull operators to rally the
list have been futile because Of
their inability to get the small in
vestor back into the market.
United States Steel, which estab
lished a new high for the year at
HE about month ago and came
within a point Of that figure last
week, dropped as low as 1929 to-
day, later rallying TO 10Sas. Cru
chile continued to yield in reflec-
tion of speculative disappointment
over the annual report, which
showed a deficit Of approximately
$6,500,00O, today's net loss being
) = points. Midvale dropped nearly
three points and Lackawanna
yielded n but the losses in Beth
lehem "B' and Republic were held
within fractional limits.
The sharp nine-point break in
North American, nearly all of
which came in the first half hour,
was construed as speculative dis
appointment over the form In
which another distribution of
treasury assets is likely to be made
to shareholders, one report stating
that another stock issue was in
prospect. Consolidated Gas and
Columbia Gas broke more than
four points each for the same rea-
son.
Low priced rails were subjected
to heavy selling pressure on the
theory that their market condition
had become appreciably weakened
by the recent reaction. Dividend
paying rails offered better resist
ance in the early part Of the ses-
sion hut later they reacted with
the rest. New York Central drop
ming two points. Reading 15s.
Northern Pacific AK, Atlantic
Coast line i've Lackawanpa four.
ana Atchison ~.
Mexican Petroleum dropped
eight points on a turnover OF less
than 1900 shares, Houston Oil
continued in free supply, dropping
nearly foGr p0nts, while Standard
OH Of New Jersey. California Pc
troieum and the Par- American is.
sues were OFF one to two points
General Asphalt climbed q point
Some Of the additional weak
spots were American Express.
American Car, American Snuff
Calumet and Arizona, jersey Cen
tral Du Pont. Kresge. Sears Roe
buck and United Drug, the de-
clines running from four to ten
points. Fisher BODY was the out.
standing strong spot. gaining seven
points.
Total sales were 1,29C,0 600 shares.
Call money opened and held at
: per cent throughout the day.
Time money Continued at per
Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-11-15
1rODAY'S BEST IrlHOUGET
LABOR

We have imported, with our labor, their dis
content and the theories which founded upon
it to obtain the price. But the American working
man is a sensible fellow when he can have the
chance to think without being overwhelmed by fear,
and he will realize that his bctterment in material
way must como through his own individual growth
and the growth Of the conscience Of the people who
believe in square deal. The serious thing in the
whole situation, to my mind, is the fact that many
workingnen TO accept the idea that they are
OF fixed class; that ,they cannot out of their
present conditions that they always to remain
employees and have no hope of becoming super
ntendents. employers managers or capitalists, and
therefore think that their only prospect is in bet
tering their condition as a part Of class. Great
propaganda should be carried on to shoy how false
this is and how much demand there is for men Of
ability.
FRANKLIN *. LANE.