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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

cult court matter at the county seat
yesterday.
DIRECTORS OF the Chamber OF
Commerce last night adopted a new
set OF bylaws.
WEST HAMMOND is taking to
the community house Just Like IL had
been there for years.
COUNTY Treasurer Ralph Brad
ford dropped into the new Elks club
yesterday and pronounced II the cats
cuffs.
THE Elks musical esven at the
Elk's Temple on Tuesday, November
2Sth. Is one open to the public and
Il is cordially invited
NO word had arrived today to re-
lieve the suspense OF the West Ham
mond saloon men who are wondering
WHICH twelve places VIII be closed
by injunction.
N spite Of the chilly weather the
Public Construction co. pounds right
ahead on the l54st street pavement
in West Hammond and expects to
finish it next week
THE boys have been clearing away
the rubbish which buried the bowl
ing alleys in the masement OF the
Masonic Temple and hope to have
them in operation soon.
y. EMMETT SNYDER. the evan
gelist, begins a revival meeting at
the Indiana Harbor Christian church
tomorrow Guy E Dunning. of
Crown Point. will direct the music
RECRUITING Sergeant NJ z
Coombs reports the enlistment OF
John Shay for infantry. Texas. NJ.
A. Rignolda. coast artillery. Honolu-
lu. and George seigler. field artil-
lery, California.
Police today wers Investigating
the alleged hold-up last night Of a
State Street merchant. who reported
he was robbed Of hts wallet. con-
tanning s17. by two masked men at
D pm last evening.
GLOAIMED at the Monon deppo.
II these martyred South Bend pro-
fessors must get married again the
day after they are divorced why
don't they pick out o girl who pho
tographs well?
THE Kressman Trio. a group of
accomplished musicians. will give q
concert Wedne sday evening of next
week at the X Of p hall under the
auspices Of the VIM. Callikins Wo-
mans Relief Corps
LAWRENCE HOFFMAN started
training today for his great box
mystery at the Parthenon next Fri
day at all performances. ITO do
the trick must be in perfect ply
steal condition" said Hoffman.
MORE political scandal IN the
Kiwanis clubs red hot campaign.
One OF the campaign managers is
using the club stationery to mail
out thunder for his candidate. Wait
until George Wolf hears about this
COUNTY G. Q. 2. Chairman Tom
Roberts is home for the week -end
from the Industrial Board at Ind
ianapoHs. He says the coming leg
islature will either do nothing or
everything II can't make up my
mind" said Tom. but I'm inclined
70 think the legislature will be a
world beater."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

COUNTY G. 0. 2. Chairman Tom
Roberts is home for the week end
from the Industrial Board at Ind
ianapolis. He says the coming leg
islature will either do nothing or
everything. II can't make up my
mind" said Tom. but Pm inclined
10 think the legislature will be a
world beater"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

J. p. Tiernan and his bride Of three
hours this morning dropped from
the II o'clock Crown Point bus. tar
ried. shivering and glum in front
of the Monon station at Hammond
for fifty minutes then boarded the
''Hoos,er Limited" for Chicago and
was flung into the latest chapter OF
his hectic marital adventure.
His bride attired in an orange hat
with wide wings. a brown cloth
coat that fitted high about her neck
and clad in blue silk skirt. brown
wooden stockings. and low shoes
maintained chilly Indifference to
him There was no sign Of recogni-
tion for they were not travelling
together
Tiernan's chief worry was that r e
might meet his wife in Chicago. He
inquired anxiously where she might
he staying there. He bought several
newspapers. scanned them carefully
for her possible location and ex-
pressed the deepest concern least
he come across her.
He admitted that he and blanche"
were married this morning at Crown
Point. He denied she was travelling
with him. But he bought two
tickets and the woman. Identified
from description as the bride got
Off the bus with him They parted
Immediately after dismounting from
the bus and entered the station by
different entrances.
He said he and his bride would
make their home in Chicago until
the holidays. Then they'd go to
New York City where he would re-
sumo the practice OF law.
Mrs. Tiernan will keep the child
ren he said in spite OF the courts
divorce decree granting him custody
of the two daughters.
He said his sudden marriage was
the result or a realization that he
had to start life all over and that II
was not too soon TO begin. He had
found a woman as different from his
former wife as day and night, only
she is shaped about like my form
er wife" he said. But she is
home woman.
She doesn't care anything about
gaddng around" said Tiernan. She
- du UDOeTS ldndlNE NOHidu anu
will make me a good home. I alu
nearly a wreck II il hadn't been
for her during the course Of the
trial last September don't know
what I should have done"
She was returning from Altoona.
Pennsylvania. when she stopped OF
at South Bend during the trial. She
took an interest in me. met her.
SO did my wife. She attended sew
eral sessions Of the trial. Later
when she returned to Iowa. she
wrote to me Ny wife saw most
Of that spondence. We are
devoted to each other
Tiernan. unshaven and rather
seedy looking. persisted in refusing
to recognize the woman who ac-
com panied him as his wife. He
wanted to save her the emharrass-
ment OF newspaper interviews and
photographers. He said blanche"
would leave Crown Point few
hours hence They were to meet at
the LaSaue Hotel.
He arrived at crown Point last
night She yesterday morning
They were married by a Justice Of
the peace. Both are Catholics.
Oh. the religious aspect?" said
Tiernan. when questioned about the
validity az 1is rnArrtara Ia tAA Ay as
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

LAWRENCE HOFFMAN started
training today for his great box
mystery at the Parthenon next Fri
day at all performances. ITO do
the trick must be in perfect ply
steal condition" said Hoffman.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
LONG INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD fight Is ENDED T0DA
Did You
Hear That

THE Peter Schultz case was a cir
cult court matter at the county sea
yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

MORE political scandal IN the
Kiwanis clubs red hot campaign.
One OF the campaign managers is
using the club stationery to mail
out thunder for his candidate. Wait
until George Wolf hears about this
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

WEST HAMMOND is taking to
the community house just like it had
been there for years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25
WE ThE0

Generally fair tonight and Sunday
ri.inE temperature. lowest tonight
about IS degrees light and variable
Nvtndss ahffting 30 southerly tonight,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

THE Kressman Trio. a group of
accomplished musicians. will give
concert Wednesday evening Of next
week at the X Of p hall under the
auspices Of the VIM. Callikins Wo-
mans Relief Corps.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

DIRECTORS Of the Chamber OF
Commerce last night adopted a new
set OF bylaws.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

GLOAIMED at the Monon deppo
II these martyred South Bend pro-
fessors must get married again the
day after they are divorced why
don't they pick out o girl who pho
tographs we'll?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

Police today wers investigating
the alleged hold-up last night Of
State Street merchant. who reported
he was robbed Of his wallet. con-
tanning S17. by two masked men at
6 pm last evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

RECRUITING Sergeant NJ E
coombs reports the enlistment OF
John Shay for infantry. Texas. NJ
A. Rignolda. coast artillery. Honolu-
lu. and George Seigler. field artil-
Iery, California.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

COUNTY Treasurer Ralph Brad
ford dropped into the new Elks club
yesterday and pronounced II the cats
cuffs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

y. EMMETT SNYDER. the evan
gelist, begins a revival meeting at
the Indiana Harbor Christian church
tomorrow. Guy E. Dunning. of
Crown Point. will direct the music
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-25

THE boys have been clearing away
the rubbish which buried the bowl
ing alleys in the masement OF the
Masonic Temple and hope to have
them IN operation soon.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
Attention Parents

1t is important for pupils en-.
tering high school to realize the
importance of regular and consist.
ent daily preparation of tn eli 7
school work. Since all of the les.
sons can not be prepared during
school hoors. no pupil, unless he
is of exceptional ability, can do
satisfactory high school work un
til he is willing to set apart time
for study at home. Parents are
therefore urged to see that their
children have a regular study
period at home, and that nothing
is allowed to interfere with it.
Parental firmness on this one ques:
ton will help to reduce the num-
Der of failures. Most of the fail
ures the past term were due to the
lack of home preparation.
Parents and guardians should do
all in their power to see that their
attend school regularly.
Irregular attendance is also an
cause OF failures.
You will render your child, as
we'll as the school a great favor to
cooperate with US in the above.
NJ. G. TAYLOR.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

Mrs. Alice DeBlieux nterta,neo
very deli ,htfaiIv that .opular Or
gariization on Thursday AFTERNOONS.
when the first iris OF. ti,o season
| were used with ferns nos ]; artistic
ally in the psxlct., and .narcissus
and hyacinths In ne hail, where
some of. the tables were placed.
Mrs. Chaplin was the lucky
winner of the FIRST prize, q lovely
leather bag, Mrs, 3. Aaron, the
second. a handsome BATHROOM set
and Mrs. J ohnson the consolation,
a pretty fudge apron.
A delicious turkey luncheon
with dressing, asparagus tips OH
lettuce with mayonaise, olives,
Jelly, bread NJ ID butter sandwiches.
Tea and stuff ed dates was served at
the end Of the game, 80 the guests,
who wero all members with the
of Mrs. johnson who
'nJoyed Y lis lovely party with the
Hub.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
Books for Teachers

The following are extracts from
the State Department of Educa
TONS circular number 1899, TIN
same having reference to the pre-
scribed course of reading for thu
teachers of the State. Superin
tendent &. E. Hooper. finding tina
all teachers of the Parish are no
familiar with the lnfot nation n!
given, has asked the Enterprise
to publish it. 1t follows below:
Dear Superintendent: Your atten
ton is especially directed to the follow
ing list of books for use in the Teach
ers' Reading Course OF the state fol
the session 1921 1922:
Betts's "Secial Principles of Educa:
ton" $l.50-Charles Scribner's Sons,
publisher.
Terman's 1.-The Hygiene of the Schoo
Child" $225-Houghton Msftiin Com
pany, publishers.
Hughes Teaching to Read" sc
cents--The A. 5 Barnes Company,
publishers.
Woofter's Teaching in Rural
Schools. Isl. 95-Houghtcn Afiff1in Com
pany, publishers.
Wilson and Hoke's How to Mea-
sure" 81. 7O--The Macmillan Company,
publishers.
Thomas "The Teaching of English in
the Secondary School," S. l0-HOugh-
ton Mlfflin Company, publishers.
These books will be supplied to any
teacher in the state by S. ID. Siler,
$50 Canal Street, New Orleans, at the
above prices, postage prepaid.
Under the regulations OF the State
Board Of Education. high school and
first grade certificates ex piring Janu
airy l, 1925, and thereafter. will be re-
newed for a period Of five years only
through
(a) The application Of three certiti-
Gates of reading course credit.
(b) The application of three college
hour credits in professie nal subjects
earned in a state approved normal
school or college during a regular ses-
(c) or the application. OF combi-
udIIOII VI \dJ duu W. Auo1 VIII AVA iAi
the equivalent of (a) and 10y.
1t is, therefore, urgently necessary
that the attention of teachers be d.
rected TO these regulations of the State
Board of Education so that when the
line arrives for the renewal Of their
certificates they will have complied
With the regulations of the St. 'te Board
If Education and will be able to have
heir certificates renewed Upon the
Of the sup. :rEl itendent
# the schools of the parisir IN which
hey are engaged in teaching
To earn a certificate o. reading
curse credit teachers will / : required
o submit papers upon two books OF
he teachers reading course that Will
violence the fact that they have re I'd
hese books intelligently. 7 wU oppor
lnities during the approa chi u session
ill be given the teachers of the state
, submit answers to the qaestions
ropounded by this departm ;esat up N
le books of the Teachers reading
,urse-one at the time of the Apri!
for teachers. G. stificates
id the other at the close OF the Gum
err normal schools during the summer
1922.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
Have You Re6istered7

If not do SO at once, if you want
to take part in the senatorial cleo.
ton as the books will be closed for
a month before the election, and
we must give our present incum-
bent, the Hon. j. /. Friedman,
the big vote to which he is entitl-
ed, for the fine work he did at the
special session, and for which he
is needed at the very important
meeting of the Legislature in May.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
Jun or 500 Club Meets

at
IT., !. attractive home Of MIS-
JOsie e !. Aaron was made mos
beausIf al with the many coloret
valeusl le decorations on Saturday
|afterno on from $3.50 TO 6 o'clock
Tiny 4 ewpies dressed in red tulIe
were ,laced in every conceivable
Corner the tally cards also were
very ,uch in season with hearts
and ke WIPES painted on them.
Att r playing the interesting
o.me # 500, Of which Miss Cora
! Iee Hill won the greater number
SO was awarded q handsome box
Of Ia, ,dke rchiefs, Miss Beth Will
liams Won the BOBBY, q box OF
candy a. ID Miss Alice McClung
the co,so ,stion. = box of lingerie
dainties.
Delicious /. .hicken salad on let
tuce hearts. br. ,adand butter sand.
wiches, hot cho colate and stuffed
dates were eD;oye. By the members
and their guests, NJ. Uses Elizabeth
de Leny, Retta. La. pore, Doris
Henry. Beth Williams, Alice NC
H1~~
Chung, wv Miller and Mss ran
nah Aaron.
REroRTER
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
Court News.

Jail is pretty full just now
principally with violators of the
prohibition law; one of whom
was captured with his unique
still, q gasoline tank from an old
Packard car.
Two white men were found
with the goods, near Chestnut
shortly after robbing freight
car of merchandise.
One sacreligious youth robbed
the Bayou Bourbeaux chapel and
had the lamps an,. priests vess.
ments in tow when arrested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moan Mc(iee the
couDIe charged with numbering
Mccoy, q Red River farmer, are
domiciled in Sheriff Payne's pub
lie hotel for safe keeping. while
awaiting trial.
The officials are raiding viola
'ors Of the prohibition Jaw. right
Ind left.
The knights of Columhns will
ntertain the members and their
rie0ds u ! Mardi Gras Eucara
9 Monday evening Aebruary I
7th u 8 p M. which az are cor
tally invited to attend.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16


Forty-four ladies and gentIemel
braved the torrential downpou,
lto attend the library benefit giveu
7 the EIks, Tuesday night, which
vas : slight indication Of the nun
her who would have attended, il
the weather had been more aus.
[picious.
Miss Unter won the first prize,
d handsome hand embroidered
robe de mutt, contributed by Mre.
JEFF DeBlieux; Mr.. Charles De-
Blieux, the gentleman's. a large
iced cake, contributed by Mrs.
Lawton; Mrs. kaggio, the second,
. pretty lingerie and lace table
cover contributed by Mrs. Alice
DeBlieux; Mr.. Wemp,. the gentle
mans, Z box Of cigars contributed
~ the winner himself; and Mr..
Ind Mrs. Steve Brown, the third.
J boz Of pretty stationery and
tickets for the Sheik big show.
coming on the 24th, both con- |
By the Levy Drag Co.
Quite z few who. could, not at
end, bought tickets or sent con-
and If any one s;ee n |
2 inclined to help this worthy |,
lnse, It would not be tao late TO
ind ssme 70 Mrs. Phillips.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

| I'M q JUDICIAL DiStflcC court, SCaCe o.
Lou siana, Parish of Bienville
Under and by virtue of writ OF
seizure and sale issued out of and from
| the above named Honorable Court aEC
to me directed. have seized and will
offer for sale to the last and highest
bidder for cash, without the benefit OF
appraisement and for what it will
bring at the principal front door of the
Court House in the town of Arcadia,
Bienville Parish, Louisiana, within
legal sale hours on
. SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF
MARCH 1922
the following described property sit
uated in the Parish Of Bienvilie, Red
River and Natchitoches, State Of Louis
lana, to-wit!-
vi Of Section 8, NJ of NEA, SEA
of >E4 and NEA of SEA Section 4,
81 Of NEA, MA Of NEH, E15 Of
N M and 81 of Section 10, SH Of
Nw4, NWA of SW4. So Of SW4,
~ of SEA and NW4 Of SEA Section
Ii; NJ of NE4. SWH of NE4, NW4,
n 4 of SW4, SEA of SW4, So of
SCI and NW4 of SE4 Section IA, NEi
and NJ of SEA Section Is; NJ of
NE4, SEA of NEL. NE4 of NW4 and
So of NW4 Section %, all in Town
IL North of Range West, District
North of Red River Parish and SEA of
NE4 and NE! of SEA Section 3; NW4
OF NW4 and N" OF SW1 Section 4,
Nt4; ET of NW14 and 81 of Section
S; NEH; NJ of SEA and SW4 of
seq Section 8, NN4 or NE4 and
NwH Of Section II; NE4 Of NEH and
NEI of SEA. Section Is; NJ of NJ.
SEA of N FL and SEA Section 20; WI
of SEA and VIZ of Section 81; SE4 OF
NEH and SE4 of SEA, Section Is;
VIZ of EH and VIZ of Section %: Eh
of VIZ and EH of Section %. kE4 Of
SEX Section 81; NW4 of NE4, SEA
of NEN and NEH Of SEA. Section SO;
VIZ, VIZ OF EH and SEA of SEA
Section 80; SH OF SWI Section 81,
all in Township Ia North of Range 8
" est, District North Of Red River.
The above described property being
seized as the property of and as be-
longing to the defendant, A. p. Her.
ron, and will be sold to satisfy said
writ of seizure and sale and all cost.
This the 18th day of February A. D. t
1922
J. E. CURRIE
Sheriff of Bienville Parish
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

The soil of South America can
produce any crep' grown on the
aaarth. and It's mines Of gold. silver
and coal have been scarcely
touched. ~ yet.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

| approximately 1900 Q "a GERS
and men Of the y. s. Army will
g retained in Germany for -
indefinite period while the re-
na'nder ] rAdaally being With
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
Succession Of Thomas Basco
No. Bill T. D., 18th District Court

4NVs O111 y II VIZ 11oC11CV OV0IC
Natchitoches Parish
NOTICE FILING FINAL ACCOUNTS
Notice is hereby given that Mrs.
Corinne Basco, Administrative in the
above numbered and entitIeg: matter
has filed her final account. An parties
int rested are hereby notified to make
any opposition they may have thereto
within ten days, otherwise the same
will be approved and homolgated.
B. S. SWEET,
Clerk 18th D. C.. La,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
THURSDAY, FEB. is, 1922
FUR SENATOR

FUR SENATOR
/ hereby announce that am q can
didate for reelection az Senator d
the 21st Senatorial District composed
Of Natchitoches and Red River par
ishes, subject to the action OF the
Democratic party. ).
j. /. FRIEDMAN
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

Register! Register! Register
Register today.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
A Texas paper puts it this way;
Pull for your town or pull out. :"

Ability will see the Chance and
snatch it; who has a match will
Rnd q place to scratch it.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

The brewing industry in the
United States has been traced
back to 1890.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
Sheriff'S Sale

Bank of Belzoni VS. A. p. Heron
No. 1858
Thi d judicial District court, State 0.
Lou siana, Parish of Bienyille
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
Valley Farm

Is the name of the play that
will he gwen by the seniors ct
the Campti High School in the
Convent Hall at Canpti tomorrow
Friday, February 18th at 8 p. III.
and promises to be an unusually
Interesting one, from the cast of
characi ers, synopsis Of play and
speciaIitics betwe en- the act-
Good musi,'.
The citizens Of Natchitoches
and surrounding country are cor
daily invited to attend. AdmIs
sion Is and 25 cents.
With the resources awaiting de-
velopment, 1922 should. and no
doubs will give a sure and safe
foundation on which to build for
the future. Onward. march! iT.
a spirit Of radiant optimism should
be the order of the day to conquer
pessimism and ill the land with
prosperity and happiness!
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

Many marvellous things ia the
world. but nothing 90 wooderful
- IL adaptability Of I human
bsine; III handicaps can be over
colns ~ will power. -
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

The first model dairy farm in
England was established by Dow
ager.Queen Alexandria
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16
- VII see hut two eclipses
his year. the minimam number Of
any year.
The municipal government in
ons d the largest towns in North
6stolina i administered by lady
Mayor assisted bv three commits
sio6er3 Of the same sex.
The scientific study Of electricity
6exan 10 the sixteenth century
when certain experiments we're
nade before the Virgin Queen.
9lisibeth.

sccriing g the report of tile
olk Committee Of the Council
e Church Board Of Education,
lore men and women ire being
ttained for the ninissrg than ever
6efors.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

The British Museum has As
miles of shelving for its 1900. 900
books.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1922-02-16

Communications are solicited, but
~ will not be held responsible for any
views conte ined therein.