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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-27

One OF the industries in connec-
ton with the te atrade is the col
lection OF the lead with which tea
chests are lined. China has been
noted for many centuries for the
purity OF its lead. There are many
uses for It, II Is found valuable
In making the best leind Of solder.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-E11rnished rooms. soc
and 81 q day. Spring cots, Sse.
sy the week. 80. IS and - Hotel
carleton. Hammond io:4:ff
FOR RENT-Amerfcan lodgings. 315
$50 state St. soc day or night:
Hammond 11:2:tf
FOR RENT-Desirab furnished Of
fee and sleeping room for bust
ness man OF woman: references re-
auired. Phone 293 Ham. 11:21:tf
FOR RENT-Hskpg rms, one suite
for bachelors $50 Oakley avenue.
Hammond. 11:22:tf
FOR RENT-7Tice front sleeping rnn.
Suitable for two gentlemen. IS
Sibley St. Hammond. 11;25:2t
FOR RENT-Two heated hskpg.
rooms, bath, gas and electric. 497
Wentworth ave, near State street,
West Hammond. 11:25:1t
FOR RENT-strictly modern light
hskpg. roomsi Heat. gas and
West Hammond. 11:25:2t
FOR RENT-Furnishe room. 362
Indiana ave. Hammond 11:25:2t
FOR RENT Furnished sleeping
room. suitable for one or two gen
tlemen: modern convenience, near
Harrison Park. Call 1131-J Ham
mond. 1925; Ut
FOR RENT-Room with all conven-
fences. at 4423 Magoun ave. East
Chicago. phone 431W. 11:25:2t
FOR RENT room furnished cot
tage. gas and electric furnished,
stove heat sf2.50 per week 193
Conkey ave. or phone 2218 Ham
mond. f. G. White 11:27:1t
FOR RENT-F'urnished sleeping rrn..
handy to Whiting, East C~hica 80
and all north side factories Modern
and clean, near Chicago ave. 337
Johnson street, Hammond. 11:27:1t
FOR RENT-F'urnished rooms, large
neat, we'll heated. located near
Harrison Park Phone 1582-W Ham
mond- 1f:27:2t
FOR RENT-One or two light hskpg
rooms. modern. 1910 Jackson St.
Hammond. 11:27:1t
FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
hskpg., steam heat; all convenien-
ces; no children. 313 Truman ave.
Hammond. 11:27:1t
FOR RENT-Two rooms and bath.
1852 Michigan ave. Inquire 232
Indiana ave. Phone 400 Ham. 11;27:1
FOR RENT-Modern bungalow, fur
nished. References required Ad-
dress B. Q. 5. care Times, Ham
mond. 1f:27;2t
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ONLY $6.500,00
Six large rooms and bath, up-to-
date bungalow, nearing completion,
situated on one Of the choicest cor
ners in Hyde Parks exclusive neigh
borhood. This home has all the mo-
dern conveniences, book case colon
nades, beautiful sun parlor, artistic
electric fixtures, large kitchen cab
met. sanitary bath tub, clothes
chute, clothes closets. Holland Fur
mace. laundry tubs, coal bins. etc
Graded lot surfaced with black dirt,
garage, pergola and shade trees. Re-
asonable payment down and balance
like rent. If you are home seeker.
this is your chance.
REAL BARGAIN
$4,000 CASH
PRICE $5.250.00
Two story, 8 room and bath mo-
dern home. so foot lot Reception
room. coy den room. extra large
living room. with colonnades TO the
dining room. built In china closet.
buffers pantry. large kitchen with
from the reception hall to second
floor where there are three large
light bedrooms with large clothes
closets and linen closet and a modern
bath room. Toilet on the first floor.
Hot water heat and electric lights.
Two separate garages. we'll kept
lawn and shade trees. One half
block from public school This ia
a good homo and good investment
where values are increasing.
Frank j. Wachewicz
Home Of the Best Home Bargains
state St REA1ToR 1877
11:27:29
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PATTEE a. JOHNSON.
Attorneys for Receiver.
18th day or November, 1909
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OF said Court to be begun and held
in Room number IN the Court
House at Hammond. in said County
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j, Tso-FEMALE HELP

fright young ladies'.
education. who can
Apply Calumet Bak-
FOR SALet and Truman ave.
s.s 11.25.2t
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and State. on the End Monday of
January. A p, 1923. said action will
be heard and determined In her alb
sence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I here
unto set my hand and affix the seal
Of said Court. at Hammond. Indiana,
this 24th day or November. A y.
1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
Clerk L. S. c.
By: RUTH BERG,
Deputy Clerk 11:27.12:4:11
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| ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED ~.
| HAMMOND-Tmes Ofzce Hannoad Bldg. Phoae
800. + S. Bourne Drug Stare, us CAlalme4 Ave.
| Phone 1886. Calme, Pharmacy. 7s6 Calgzaet
Ave. Phone 723
FhIfINC-whitins N-ws Co. s24 li9sh g. Phess
I36W.
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AUTO ACCE.SSnRIES

FOR SALE-Top and curtains. 1922
Dodge touring. $25. D. Kroertjes.
$50 Calumet ave. Ham. 11.2T:2t
FOR aALE-Winter glass top for
Ford car, cost 500 last fall, price
S25 2R3 Hickory st. Ham. 11:27:ft
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED Industrious boy. Is.
wants work after school and Sat
urdays. SO Sibley St. Ham. 11:25:1t
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& ED-Men. learn Barber trade
ive. carefree occupation that
gr. Our short practical course
ade thousands independent.
help you Write today.
S7sAi BARBER COLLEGE. los s.
1T. Chicago. l1:25 st
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WANTED Steady
(, good pay; Metals
lstlg Co., Summer St.
win L-o- 11-2T-tf
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Man 70 attend 70 gas
,otor driven. electric well
net Tank & Mfg. Co, Cal
and Interurban. Ham
rid 11.27.2t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-27

~ Porkfrer lual position In edu-
- ra-.s Inent Of national or
- y ~ teacher or well edu
i-s Sherldan IAN from cultured
f3-R Must be able to
TT Pleasant per-
good salary Mr..
r0p prs-r 70 ave. Chicago.
- = - 11:25;1t
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strOn & woman
z1n 3 hou Sc for
Phone 4229-R.
34Ond. 11:27:2t
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q GD-EIAndy elderly man to
ser furnace for room and board,
30clch work. but good home. SIS
street, Hammond. 10:27:3t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-27

A few reliable men and
- devote full or spare time
'gh class, new IN the
Z : money making PROPOSE
per9r call st 1858 Guthrie
So a Harbor. 11:27:6t
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$40 WEEKLY. SPARE TIME
HOME. addressing. mailing.
circulars. Send 10c for Music.
dAation. etc American Music
IS Broadway, N 7. 11.27:st
90 ED-Ien good wages. Inquire
Jair Pipe Line Co, Columbia
Hammond. 11:27:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-27

LOsTpPackage containing suit coat
in Army store or shoe store next
door Reward. Phone I'll Indiana
Harbor. 11:27:1t
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DR.: Alois Stangler has arrived
n Washington from Czecho-
Slovakia as CONNER ial counsello,
20 that country's legation Ia the
U. S. He ia one Z tn. war-born
ration's leading diplomats
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-27

BILE Lunch.
ne 1857 Ham
11.27.1t
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s dy Of good ap-
dye OF bookkeep
Try Store. 152
. 11;:27:tf
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rsonal pro-
- or notes
sasse, Room
Broadway.
11.13.tf
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FOR RENT-Store. location good for
any business 1906, 150th street.
East Chicago 11.24.3t
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ED-S a1esmen, musical. OPP
nifty to earn big money until
has. Call or write 1886 Gu
/. Indiana Harbor. Open eve
and Sundays. 11:27:6t
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WANTED Expecurate and
her, must be &
Robert Gordon e. NO eA-
nd 18th streetArv: Apply
3. Conkev
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Black dog, bobbed tail and
ears Finder call 4s18 Todd ave.
East Chicago. and receive reward
11:24;3t
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-SU ; tSIys ! dpII~
knowledge Of
Call Hammond
J. Straube Piano
11171t
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tents

Italian gene from y to
7:30. 3432
Premier MussoIjnor f1:22;6t
and generals of the AZ
headud the proceJAN
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Ed TWO team sters and a
driver. c. Akin Coal Co,
ald Calumet ave. Ham. 11:24:2t
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y 1it1ng Lex,
cill confer the
Chicago Wedn
lodge rooms a
c3-s.
i1-2T-1
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r general house
y, no wa shing.
Z. achau avenue.
J, i 1t:27:tf
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4 for general
I be willing to
atasar, 1915 Co
Cor. 11::27:1t
u MALE ADS
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BOARD AND ROOM
LEGAL NOTICES

FOR RENT Room and board for
132 Detroit St. Ham. l1.25.
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LOST-Fountain pen, with Shrine
emblem on top. Finder please
phone Geo w. Lewis, East Chicago
222. 11;27:2t
WILL young men who picked up
purse in front OF Cook store Sat
urday evening return same? Phone
4iS7-J. $40 Claude St. Hammond.
Pesrard 11:27:1t
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FOR RENT room fiat, uptown,
steam heat furnished. Inquire
Peoples COOPERATIVE State Bank.
Hammond. 11.o4.2t
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TUX F@ENI-Iwo heated hskpg.
rooms, bath, gas and electric. 497
Wentworth ave, near State street,
West Hammond. 11.25:1t
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FOR RENT-Two rooms for light
hskpg., steam heat; all convenien-
ces: no children. 313 Truman ave.
Hammond 11:27:1t
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ED = Mechanical craftsman.
experience and salary ex-
y Reply by letter. No. SOS,
tines. Hammond. 1f:24:3t
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Store room and four
90 living rooms I'm rear, at 296
Holman st. Rent $50. Al condi-
ton. Phone 345 Ham 11:9:tf
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FOR RENT-Strictly modern light
hskpg. roomsI Heat. gas and
cleo. furnished. SIS Douglas ave.
West Hammond. 11:25:1t
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FOR RENT - Furnished Sleeping
room. suitable for one or two gen
tlemen; modern convenience, near
Harrison Park. Call 1871 Ham
mond. 11.25:2t
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FED-Salesman with auto to
advertising signs OF all kinds.
ited territory. A good chance
q right man. Must give ref
Straight commission. Brant
company. s04 E. Chicago ave.
12T5-J East Chicago. 11:24:tf
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
PROGRESSIVES
PLATFORM FOR
FALLCAMPAIGN
Lower Taxes, Defeat of Ship
Subsidy and Child Labor
on Ticket.

MADISON. wis. June 15.-The plat
form OF the Progressive Republican party
Of Wisconsin, on which United States
Senator Robert N. La Toilette, Governor
John J. Blaine and a complete State
ticket viii run for nomination at the
primaries next September, was announced
here today.
Reductions Of taxes, repeal Of the
secrecy clause of the income tax law, re-
peal of the Esch- Cummins transportation
act, abolition of pittsburgh plus" sys-
tens. defeat of the ship subsidy bill, and
immediate construction of the st. Law
renee deep waterway were included IN
the platform OF the candidates.
An amendment to the Federal Consti-
tuition to carry out the aims Of the child
labor bill. declared unconstitutional by
the United States Supreme Court last
month, is demanded.
Unalterable OPPOSITION TO universal
military training or any other military
system was expressed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15

more than a million dollars In the past
fifteen or twenty years by collecting for
space in directories which has never been
published.
HAS PROTECTED
BUSINESS MEN.
an numerous other fields, the COM
mittee has been active he said. 1T
has materially checked the activities of
various publicity schemes designed To
get money fraudulcntly from credulous
business men, mainly retailers, il the
form of coupon redemption bureaus,
electric flash-sign companies, and self
collection letter systems. One Of the
worst Offenders among the fiash-sign
companies is being made the object of
vigorous action.
One problem which has engaged the
attention Of the committee and its at
fliated bureaus is the abuse of com
parative prices in retail and other adj
vertising, wherein an IS value coat is
offered at 5000, or a pair Of shoes,
regularly retailed at So or less, is au-
vertised as worth S. While recognize
ing the legitimate uses of the compare
tive price,-truth forces are enlisting
the cooperation Of National retail asso-
Citations and individual retail advertisers
in an effort to curtail wrongful practices
developed out of this use Of the price APP
peal in advertising"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
BUREAUS Adm
ENFORCING LAW
ONBUCKETSHOP
Bitter Business Idea Is Taking
Root in New York City,
Says Kenner.

MILWAUKEE, June 15-It has come to
light, at the convention of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of the World, which
will close here, this afternoon. that re-
cent nationwide "bucket-shop" inves-
LEGATIONS and exposures were made with
the close cooperation Of the National
Vigilance Committee of the advertising
organization and with the aid of leading
newspapers. officers of the law, and other
agencies.
H. ,. Kenner OF New York City, direc-
tor OF the National Vigilance Committee,
announced in an address here that a
natural outgrowth of these and other In
vestigations Of fraudulent stock deals,
better business bureau is being organized
in New York City, backed by leading
business houses. and that 1t will devote
its entire attention, in the beginning. to
the investigation of financial advertising
frauds. Literally millions upon millions
of dollars are taken from the people by
takers annually. he said.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE
FURNISHED IMPORTATION.
1.-The vigilance committee" Mr.. Kenner
said. twas in a position to render service
to District Attorney BantOn Of New York
City. in his fight on bucket shops early
in 1922, through Information developed
and other cities. and by placing the COM
mittees extensive files at his disposal.
These cases were aggressively handled for
the district attorney by his assistant Je-
rome Simmons and have had a whole
some effect in curbing activities Of the
bucketeers. The committee was FORUM
ate enough to obtain Mr.. Simmons as its
counsel, when his bucket shop investiga-
tons were completed.
1.-THE committees bulletin in February
on the danger TO the public and 10 the
aeronautical industry which lurked in
the organization OF air transportation
companies by professional promoters" he
continued, was given wide publicity by
the New York Times and prominent
newspapers IN other parts Of the country.
The AeronauticaI Chamber Of Commerce
expressed its appreciation.
Chief among our aggressive. definite
actions was that OF the committee in
placing facts before District Attorney
Banten, dealing with the practices Of a
ring Of directory takers, who were said
to have Swindled business men out of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
BONUS
CAUSE BREAK IN
PARTY LINES
Opposition of Harding to Pro-
gram of Close Supporters
Causes Harshness.

Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
WASHINGTON, June 15.-Procedure
of the soldiers bonus bill was thrown in
to whirlpool of dissension and doubt
ty the announcement of President Hard
ing's opposition to displacIng the tariff
bill.
Some of the Administrators closest
supporters used harsh words in express
ing their intention to disregard the
Presidents wishes. If there remained
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
INDIANA DAILY TIMES

appeared entirely out OF the question.
The opponents Of the legislation would
not be parties to It.
1t was reported consideration was be-
ing given to plans to take the soldiers
bonus bill out of the hands Of Senator
McCumber of North Dakota, who wants It
passed Lefore June %, when he faces a
hot primary fight. The Democratic sup
porters Of the measure, furthermore,
were said to be prepared to move within
another week or ten days to displace the
tariff bill in favor Of the bonus bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15

Arthur Train In his new novel,
takes the inside story of New
York's plutocracy
its good and its evil
its scandals, its foibles, the skele-
tons in its closets
and gives us the frankest reveL
alton of NewYork social life ever
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15

Between TOO and 800 visitors will be
Quartered in local fire stations.
Demonstrations Of modern fire ex-
tinguishing methods, pumping and lad
der contests, a parade, q banquet anS
entertainment and addresses by Gov
ernor McCray, Mayor Shank and other
are on the program.
Chairmen of committees in charge Of
the convention are: Reception, A. NJ.
Rounder; finance, Michael Qualters; en-
tertainment, Herbert r. Valid; banquet,
Arthur Rosemeyer; decoration and floor,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15

any doubt they would proceed contrary
to Mr.. Harding's wishes, it was dispelled
completely.
The chief Republican supporters of the
legislation already have cast to the
winds the Presidents advice with re-
spect to the provisions OF the bill. Now,
they are ready to ignore his wishes on
procedure.
There was more talk Of a gentle
mans agreement" TO displace the tariff
bill for a few days in order to press
the soldiers bonus bill. Such a course
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15

Dennis Lyons; parade. John Titzsib-
bons; contest and apparatus for visiting
women, Mrs. John J. O'Brien. Daniel p.
O'Donnell Is chairman OF the publicity
committee, assisted by Simeon Hoyl and
Chief O'Brien.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
CITY TO BE HOST
TOFIRE FIGHTERS
700 Visitors Expected at Con-
ventiOn.

Indianapolis will play host in regular
fashion for Hoosier fire fighters who at
tend the Indiana State Firemens Asso-
citation convention, July Is, 10 and 20.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15

written. He has written of the in.
side from the inside; and he has
toldwithgreat acknowledgements
what is goingo thesedaysin what
used to be known as "the 400"
DO not miss "1is Children's
Children" which has done for
America what Galsworthy. did
for England.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15

AUSTRALIA WANTS o. 9. MEN.
BRISBANE, June 15.-To further ths
campaign for "white Australia" efforts
will be made to increase emigration Of
men from America to Australia.
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ALL CLOUDS MADE OF DUST
the Predominat.ng Element,
In Them.

What do you think Is the predomt-
mating element Of the great clouds
which float high above our heads in
the sky? Water? No; dust, the little
notes that we may see dancing in any
sunbeam. Without dust there can be
no clouds, and without clouds rain cam
not fall.
Most of Engmnd's rain comes from
tlle hot seas on1he SQast of America.
Here water rises into the airSinsslse
form Of. steams whose tiny particles
adhere to the little. dust-specks, :er
notes of which the atmosphere is full.
If it was not for. tie notes the steam
would simply fall back again at eye
ming time when, the temperature
dropped. But as It Is, each mote at
tracts a certain number Of vapor par
ticles. and retains them. In this way
great clouds are formed which are
carried eastward over the seas by the
wind.
go long as there is no great fall in
the temperature they will continue to
be clouds; for water-vapor Is lighter
than air and will not sink in IT.; but
should the temperature be reduced rap
Idly, the particles of vapor begin at
once TO cOndense into drops Of waite:
far heavier than air. The notes can
no longer sustain their burden and
rain begins to fall.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-18
Mind Conouers Matter,

Have you heard the latest Coue
story? A man with handy legs called
to see the great practitioner Of heal
Ing by suggestion. T..
After an examination, the doctor
said: YES, they can be cured. Mas
sage them every night and before you
60 to sleep say, My legs are getting.
less and less handy a hundred and
fifty times"
Full of hope, the man went home.
That night he carried out the massage
treatment, but he could not remember
just how many times he had to repeat
the magic words. He knew 1t
something and fifty, so, to make sure.
he recited the phrase three hundred
and fifty times.
Next morning he found that he was
knock-kneed!
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-18
7AEtN>. -, J |

So few tho hours of beauty! Years on
years d
Trail by with shutting feet and never one
But bringsa bag of dust. Not even tears
Lilo there to sparkle when q grief Is done
And we are gay once more. not even
those
Sometimes-but only dull content, Ike
lead,
Abandoned, disappointed hopes that grow
To thick despair and the cold stones of
dread.
These, only, does time send. Then sud
denly.
He floats a flaming hour down the still,
Gray morning. illuming brightly sky and
sea,
Rimming with color every distant hill
And waking the world to singing Joy at
last! -
But oh. the darkness when that hour has
passed! 10y
Louise Saunders. in Leslie's Weekly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-18
ROYAL NElCHBORS AND
M. w. A. PICNIC TOMORROW

All members of the Modern Wood
men and the Royal Neighbors and
their families are invited to attend
the annual picnis which will be held
Wednesday, afternoon at Diamond
Point. Each Sne is, requested to
bring with them a cup, fork and
spoon. The Royal Neighbors will
have charge of the lunch and the
Woodmen will furnish the ice cream
and.,eold allsksa A PLEASANT after
noon = IS ahhcipated and large
crowd is expected. Members of the
orders in Bemidji who do not belong
to this Camp, are also, cordially in
vited to attend.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-18
PENDERGAsTs CELEBRATE
CRYSTAL ANNIVERSARY

The crystal wedding anniversary
Monday, ofsMr. and N, Mrs: F. M. PEN
dergast was celebrated by them by
inviting about fifty Of their neigh
bors and Bemidji,' friends to their
Brentwood farm home Monday where
a very pleasant social evening with
music was enjoyed by all. A deli
cious luncheon was served by the
hostess. They were presented some
beautiful pieces Of cut, glass from
the guests, P. J. Russell making the
presentation speech.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-18
MRS. GILL ENTERTAlNS

Mrs. Philip Gill entertained a few
friends yesterday at her home, 704
Bemidji avenue, as courtesy to her
guests, her mother, Mrs. NJ. Burton,
and her sister, Mrs. H. H. Miller,
both of St. Paul. The afternoon
hours were pleasantly spent in play
ing bridge, there being five tbales,
and a dainty luncheon was served
by the hostess. Z.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-07-18
7akjno His Decree,

Madge-What is Cholly Spendthrift
doing?
Murjorie-As near as I can Judge,
he seems to be taking postgraduate
course in the school Of experience
SeW York Sun.