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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-11
PRELIMINARY IMPROVEMENT
RESOLUTION

BE 1T RESOLVED, BY the Board
OF Public Works of the CITY Of Eas,
Chicago, Indiana. that il is desired
and deemed necessary to construct
on and along Fir Street from the
S~outheasterly line of Michigan Ave
nue. to the North line of 141st Street.
indiana Harbor, East Chicago, Lake
County. Indiana, an Improvement as
follows:
That the roadway of said Fir
street for the distance and between
the points aforesaid, and the road.
way of all i~ntersecting and enter
ing streets and alleys lying within
said portion of said Fir Street not
included in the roadway thereof be
improved by grading. curbing and
paving the same with Plan a" Sheet
Asphalt on the Old Macadam Foun-
dation. Plan 'B" Asphaitic Con-
crete on Old MacAdam Foundation.
Plan &C.. Tar Macadam on Old Mac
adam Foundation. Plan "D' AS
phaltic Macadam on Old Macadam
Foundation, from curb line to curb
line to the uniform width of rs IT.
placing the necessary marginal curb
ing. and also the construction and
the removal and changing Of private
connections for sewer, water and
all other line conveniences- where
not already in and where the same
are required to be removed or chang
ed In such where h same
shall not ha ta hAnr ~onctrttrfnd 50
moved or changed by the owner prior
to the letting OF the general con-
tract for. such improvement. all as
shown on plans and in accordance
with profles, details, drawings ana
specifications on file in the office of
the Department of Board of Public
Works of said City. which said
specifications are hereby approved
and adopted, the same being hereby
incorporated herein and made a part
hereof, and such improvement is now
ordered.
The cost OF the Improvement here
in provided for. except street and al
ley intersections, shall be paid by
special assessment TO be levied upon
sHe property Specially ocAeh'So' ~
the amount that the same may be
legally assessed therefor, in accord
ance with IN Act of the General As
sembly Of the State of Indiana, en-
titled, \ Act Concerning Munich
pal Corporations" approved March
s, 1905, and in accordance with and
pursuant to the provisions of all Acts
amendatory and supplemental there
TO.
The cost of all street and alley in
tercestions, including one-half of the
width of the street opposite stree,
and alleys which run into, but do not
cross the street herein proposed TO
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said Court. and that unless they
appear and answer or demur there
in, at the calling of aid cause. on
the 5th day OF June, A. D.. 1922. the
same being the 25th day Of the next
term Of said Court TO be begun and
held in Room number / il the Court
House at Hammond. in said County
and State, N the end Monday of
May. A. D. 1922. said action Will be
heard and determined in their abb
sence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. 1 here
unto set my hand and afix the seal
of said Court, at Hammond. Indiana,
this 27th day of March. A. d. f922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
(seal) Clerk L. S. C.
BY: WILETTA CAMPBELL.
Deputy Clerk. S-2S-4-4-11
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SAFE

br-1Il Elk - SALE
The undersigned. duly appointed
receiver in said above entitled cause
will, beginning on Friday. April
14th. 1922, at nine o'clock A.. m,
sell the following described pro-
perty in front Of the bakery and
restaurant, at AS. 18th Street, in
the City Of whiting. Indiana.
One Paige touring car. one Ford
delivery truck. two National Gag
registers and all stoves, ice boxes,
show cases, tables. chairs, bakery
and restaurant equipment and fix.
lures, n all furniture and assets
of said AMOS J. Simpler In the
hands of this receiver. Said arti-
cles will be sold for cash at public
sale in lots or parcels or as a whole
for not less thar two-thirds of
their appraised value. The sale will
continue from day Z day until all
of said articles have been sold.
OSCAR 4. AHLGREN,
Receiver OF Amos r.. Simpler
GAVIT. HALL, SMITH e. GAvIT.
Attorneys for Receiver. 430:3t
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
OF ESTATE

IN the matter OF the Estate OF
Joseph Wolf. In the Lake Superior
Court. March Term, 1922. No. 2o5s
NOTICE is hereby given to the
nEiRs' LEGATEES AND .CREDI-
TORS of Joseph Wolf, deceased. 10
appear in the Lake Superior Court,
held at Hammond. Indiana. on the
ist day Of May, 1922, and show
If any. why the FINAL SET
ELEMENT ACCOUNTS with the de-
should not be approved, ano
said heirs are notified to then and
there make proof of heirship, ana
receive their distributive shares.
WITNESS the Clerk of the LAX.
Superior Court at Hammond. this
3rd day of April. 1922.
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
tSeal) Clerk Lake Superior couru
4:4.11
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4:4:11:1s
EOTICFi

The following described property
will be sold for storage charges at
Golden Bros. storage, corner Sohl
and Fayette street. April 81. 1922:
l Piano. l San. Couch, / Arm Chair.
| Piano Bench. 3 Beds. ; Springs. l
Piano Stool. 5 Mattresses, / Refrig-
orator, l Settee. 8 Rockers, 1
Child's Bed, K. D.. / Step Ladder, /
Pedestal, l Table, 3 Pa Boxes, .
Garbage Cans. 1 Child's Table, 1 Hall
Tree, ? Bed Rugs, / Lamp. / Elect.
Sweeper, ] Carpet Sweeper. / stand
2 Bed Pictures, I Child's Dresser,
!. Pads, 2 Dressers, l Child's desk.
l Pail. I Ironing Board. l Child's
High Chair, 1 Trunk, ! Feather
Tick, / Wash Boiler. ) Barrels, /
Music Cabinet. / Sewing Machine, 7
Chairs. S Boxes, 1 S. w. Box. | Gas
Stove. 4 baskets. Taken as the
property of II. F. Mcfarland.
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FARMS FOR SALE
NEAR So. BEND. IND.

VIII sell or trade for property I'M
hammond, East Chicago or Gary
These farms are fully equipped with
good stock implements and plenty
of fruit trees.
Best soil in country, land is level
and tilable.
These farms advertised today are
a bargain. Call and make an ap-
pointment 1t will pay you 10 In
Vestigate. For further informasiun
See
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"A, 7. AAHAREh
1870 Madison st, phone 3072 Han
mOnd At
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N 7 TO EXCHANGE

FOR ExCHANGE-Disc and cylinder
record. II for ST. Open evenings
from 5 to 8. Also fresh eggs for
Easter for sale by Mr.. d. De Ridder.
phone AR Munster. Corner Col
umbfa and Ridge road. 4:l1:3
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FOR SALE room pressed brick
bungalow. oak floors, tile bath,
room. fire place, built-in buffet. 3715
#. lot, overlooking golf links.
rare bargain. $3.50. Half cash
Phone 1912 Hammond. All
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readings for limited time only.
Bring ad. Hours 9 to 9 daily.
Spiritual meetings every Sunday
and Tuesday evening, 8 p. m. 900
State Line ST., extension of Gin
ton. west of hospital.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES

STATE OF INDIANA. COUNTY OF
LAKE. SIS: IN THE LAKE ST.
PERIOR COURT, SITTING AT
GARY, ROOM NO. 8, MARCH
TERM. 1922. NO. 6e67.
The First Trust and Savings Bank
OF Whiting, Indiana, VS.. Amos J.
Simpler.
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Drop Leaf Table. 2 Egg Cases.
: Chairs. l Rocker, 1 Pc. Sink. /
Iuo 2 Boxes. / Bldg. Tools, 3 Pa.
Boxes. 2 Bdl- Pictures. 3 Bundles !
carpet loom. K D. Taken as the
property of F. c. Kelm. 4-4-11-1s
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l Base Burner stove, Taken as
the property Of Mrs. Fay L. Christy.
San. Couch, . Beds, . Springs,
: mattresses. 2 OIL Heaters, 1 Set
tee. l Stove Board, 2 Rockers, /
Table. 6 Chairs, 1 Pad. / Rug. 1
Small Rug, l Kitchen Cabinet, /
Gas Steve, l Refrigerator, 1 Trunk.
l Heating Stove. Taken as the
property OF John Prince.
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Commencing We

Commencing Wednes-
day, April II, from 8 to
11:30 a. M. and from ? to
4 p. m. All of my furnit-
ure contained in a Groom
flat situated on second
floor at 351O Grapevine
Blvd, Ind. Harbor, will be
for sale each and every
day until disposed of. All
furniture is in frst-class
condition and of high-class
material and | will have
no time to waste on curl
osity seekers, also ask that
prospective buyers refrain
from bringing children.
Furniture consists of from
Oriental Rugs to Kitchen
furnishings. Prices will
be marked plainly at low
est figures possible with
out any change in same: G.
r. Potts. al
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=
crane repair machinists
Apply Universal Portland
Cement Co., Burlington.

WANTED@Men WITH ohonograpil
sales ability, to take Charge of re-
tail sales in the Calumet region,
population forty Thousand. Save your
postage II you are not in a five thou
sand a ear class. Give full parti-
culsrs in first letter. Men now en-
ployed preferred. Address c. e., care
Times Hammond. 4:10:2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-11
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
In the matter of the Estate of
John Borota, Deceased. No. 2506.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed Adj
ministrator of said Estate, by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate IS supposed to be sol
vent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-11

BARGAINS

Pianos and Photographs
? new s105O solo player pianos.
made-to-order benches, etc, to match
$4,000.
new $3.50 solo player pianos.
$4,000.
new $3.50 players, $3.50.
2 new $3.50 players, 1865.
2 slightly used player, rolls and
benches. s325. these players are like
new, used only 4 and . months.
PHONOGRAPHS
40 new $3.50 Photographs. SIS.
Is new $500 Photographs, s85.
3 new 1915 Photographs. $3.50.
4 new 400 Photographs. s175.
81 new and slightly used pianos
which consist of some OF the most
costly N reputable makes on the
market. such as COLUMBIA, STEG-
Err, VICTOR. Windsor. Fulton. Puri-
tan, Brunswick, etc, priced at from
$S5 to $165. Terms to suit. no in
terest IL you buy now.
j. NJ. WILCOCKSON MUSIC co.
SIT Holman St. phone 322 Ham
mond. ANA
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-04-11
WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED1Exp. crate tally men ana
graders. Western Steel Car & Fdy.
70, l36th and Brandon avenue,
aegewlsch. Ill. 4:7:6t
WANTED-A reputable business man
who enjoys the confidence and good
Will OF the community to manage
the local branch of a large. well es-
tablished financial institution. Give
reference and where you are located
at present. Address o. P. Nicholson.
District Sales Manager, P. Q. Box
90. Michigan City, Ind. 4:S:3
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Fish has always been n Of the
chief articles of diet in China.
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Mrs. E. Les
Phone Ham
mond 3346.
c ertih E d
Medium. Ad-
vice daily on
The Right
Way to Live
= RI
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: Boxes. 1 Box Tools. Darrell.
Sewing Machine. Taken as the
property OF Mrs. Ida ThirwelI.
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RADf0 PHoNoGRAPH

IN@fDIO FIONO1IN@AEI
Listen to free concerts, world news
reports, no records to buy. Complete
with $500 Console photograph. When
you get tired playing photograph.
listen to free Westing house con
certs. Very easy to install. q SIS
Radiophone and a $500 Console Phon-
ograph for 500. Complete with
everything.
Apply Room s. Ind floor, Huehn
Bldg, s525 Holman st, Ham. 4:11:4
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LOST AND u

LOST-In East Chicago. bunch OF
keys, 81 reward il returned &c
Nassau & Thompson, East Chicago
4:1o.z
LOST-A brown and tan part bred
collie dog. to name OF
Nike. Finder please call phoRe
7IS-M or call at 1919 Ivy St, Ind
lana Harbor. Reward. 4:ll:.
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Administrator
Dated April 10th, 1922. 4~:l11S.25
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WANTED-Men, auto body builders,
on Truck bodies. also cabinet ma.
kers Champion Auto Equipment
800 Sheffield ave. Phone 663 Ham
mond. 4:10:S
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

In the matter of the Estate of
Eli Lemich, Deceased. No. 25o5.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed Adj
ministrator of said. Estate. by the
Judge of the Lake Superior Court.
Said Estate is supposed to be sol
vent.
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NANTED@Live man at once. pre-
fereably with some mechanical ex-
perience. to sell automobile oilfng
device in this territory. Excellent
opportunity. liberal commission. our
representative will call. FELIX
ca go. 4E.ti:lo
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUN-
TY, IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND,

Pelagia Przgbyl VS.. Clarence L.
Thompson, ct al. Cause No. 21246.
Action to Foreclose Mortgage.
Now comes the plaintiff by Sheerer
. White, her attorneys. shows the fl
in gof her complaint on January 13,
and now files an affidavit or
. competent person. showing that
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SITUATION WANTED

WANTED-Man with light delivery
truck wants work delivering. Paul
Wonlas. $40 Chicago ave, East Chi
ago $3.50
WANTED-sAt once, a girl for req
taurant and bakery. T07 Chicago
ave. Phone 52T-M East Chi 4.1nM
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT or 5 room
house or fiat in Homewood. Wess
Hammond, or Highland addition.
Possession June 1st. Write BIT,
care Times, Hammond. asst
WANTED 10 Rents nice clean
hskpg. rooms, south side prefer
red. Phone S76s Hammond. 4:1o:z
WANTED@Furn room or furn.
fiat, by May 1st., in East Chicago.
Best OF ref. Phone East Chicago
430-W. 4.lo:3
WANTED 10 RENT-Furn. apt. Of
4 or 5 rooms. Apply at 3431 Mich
igan We, rear apt, Hammond. All
WANTED TO RENT modern I'M
furnished rooms, u be reason
able. References. 2 adults only Call
<237-M Hammond. All
WANTED TO RENT-Furn. fiat or
bungalow in East Chicago. Write
C-19. care East Chicago Times, East
Chica 20. 4:l1:2
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The romance of your baby days will soon fade from the babe o
tomorrow. For no longer need mother croo or rock her babe to sleep, o
even whisper the story of the sandman. All she will do will be to ecu
in" and let babe go to sleep to the tune of a radio lullaby or bedtfn6
story. Florence Jackson now gets her twilight lullaby in New Yor
by radio. 1
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MILAN DIvICH.

MILAN DINIJH.
Administrators
Dated April 10th. 1922. z.1l:IS.25
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WANTED-All around man for fur
niture store. must be experienced.
References. Cali 242 East Stale ST.
Hammond. See J. Arkin. MIG All
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REAL T A BARGAINS

FOR SALE-An attractive forty TT
lot, on Drackert st. Payments. Ad-
dress A. X. care Times. Ham. 4:S:3
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FOR SALE-Mmcellaneous

FOR SALE-Restaurant and soda
parlor, doing a real business in a
real town; other business reason for
selling. Wallace s. Murphy. Rem
sseiear, Indiana. 1865
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Said defendants are therefore
hereby notified of the tendency of
said action and that the same will
stand for trial at the next term OF
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WANTED-Man wants work repair
ing leaky roofs and chimneys and
grading, fixing lawns. Phone Ham
mond 1881. 4:1I:2
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FOR SALE frame buiLlfngs,
State and Oakley. must be sold at
once. Inquire Minas Furniture Co.
Hammond. 4:l0:2t
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FOR SALE-Half acre land and
bungalow. Inquire 4. De kreek,
Hessville, Ind. 4:l0:3
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-19
DAUGHTER SPLEA
SAVES FATHER
Children Tell of CrueIties-S Sem
tence Suspended.

William Hess, 55S E. Washington
St, tried in Juvenile Court on charges
Of neglecting his five children, was
saved from prison by the pleas of his
eldest daughter, Bernice, Is. Hess
was charged with forcing his three
daughters to sell candy on the streets
and poolrooms after night to support
him. The children were placed with
relatives.
He would force them to make the
candy at home before they went to
school in the morning, testimony
showed.
He threatened to shoot any one who
came between him and his family, po-
ncemen said. For year he lived in
idleness while the three girls, aged 10
TO 16. made candy. went to school,
cooked and washed and then walked
the streets at night until their candy
was gone, driven forth by threats Of
whippings. Bernice said.
Il don't want to see him go to
prison because he is my father, but
I can't live with him." said the girl.
Papa read the Scriptures, parts
where references were made to WON
en-. He would threaten US and say
things against women. He would not
buy clothes for us and said we had to
support ourselves"
Hess was found guilty of child neg
lect by Judge Frank J. Lair, but sen
tence was suspended to allow him to
go TO work.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-19
1922 Crop Nuts in
Shell

FANCY FRUIT BAS-
KETS- Filled 10 order
reasonably priced.
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PAVING GAP CLOSED

The opening of the paving gap on
the National road at Dunreith yester-
day marked the completion Of the
paving system Of the Old Trail from
indianapolis to Washington D. c.
The few gaps which remain unpaved
between Indianapolis and Terre Haute
are being rushed to completion. When
these are linked the road from st.
Louis to Washington will be com
plete.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-19
GIVES PSYCHIC TALK

DR.. D. V. Bush. psychologist who 5
giving series II free lectures on APP
Piled psychology in the auditorium If
the Odd Fellows building, spoke last
night on All is Good
Tuesday night the subject viii Re
What Is Lover" There viii be four
tree test character readings of per
IONS IN the audience.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-19
EXPLOSION WRECKS
POLlCEMAN'S HOME
BIZ nited Press

BIZ United Press
BALTIMORE. Dec. 19.-The ad-
joining homes of Patrolman John
Eberling and the Misses Caroline and
Pauline Reuter- were wrecked by an
explosion at 8 a. m. toady. The ex-
plosion tore 4 big hole in the wall
between the houses and broke glass
III buildings seventy-fve feet away.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-12-19
GRAHAM NEW SOVEREIGN
OF CONSTANTINE ORDER
Annual COnclave and Banquet Held
at CIaypOOl.

at NId3IJ UUIs
H. A Graham, Elkhart, was elected
sovereign of the st. James COnclave
No. l. Order of the Red Cross Of Con
stantine at the annual conclave and
banquet held last night at the Clay
pool Hotel Other officers elected
were: Viceroy, L. c. Newly, Knights
town; senior general, A. J. Smith,
Muncie; junior general, Charles j.
Orbison, Indianapolis; treasurer.
Charles F. Meyer. Indianapolis; re
corder, DR.. Leon T. Leach. Indianap-
oils; prelate. Louis G.. Buddenbaum,
Indianapolis; standard bearer, Alec
Rumpler, Indianapolis; herald. FL
wood Barnard. Greenfield, and sen
tinel, Fred Cross.
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Bedeli1gs, Domestics
Fifth hoer.

CONF FORT AND DRAPERY
CRETQNNES-Yard wide, me-
dunn and dark cOlOrs; floral.
stripe and bird patterns: az.
&c quality, yard .kJC
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FIRE LOSS Is SIS

A defective fue started a Are at
the Spencer House Cafeteria at 11:3O
p. m. yesterday. Damage was esti-
mated at $50.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-07-08
State Health Board
Enters New Field

The state board of health enters
a new field of activity for negroes
this week when they conduct Il
health institute for the teachers at
tending the summer session of the
Fort Valley High and Industrial
school,
This institute will be conducted
by local physicians and members of
the staff of the state board. The
subjects treated will cover a wide
field of health activities, and the
lectures are planned to give the
colored teachers more ability to be
helpful in lettering health condi-
tons in their communities.
DR.. Booker, of the state board,
has had charge of the arrangements,
and will lecture on child welfare
and medical inspection of school
children, DR.. Bowden. of the state
board, Superintendent Ralph New
ton of Fort Valley, and DR.. T. D.
Wallace, Jr., of Macon, on social
disease, DR.. Haygood, on rural sanf-
tation and malaria control DIR.
Brown, of Fort Valley, on tubercu-
losis, and T. ]. Woofter, of the
state committee on race relations
on organization.
In addition to the lectures, NOV
ing pictures and individual consulta-
tons have been arranged.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-07-08
Rum Smuggling Fleet
! May Attempt Dash
To New York Coast

NEW YORK July 6.--An inter
national rum smuggling fleet, sew
eral hundred men and fifteen or
more ships strong, which was re-
pulsed Jul. 2, in speed engage
ment with the federal "dry navy"
and driven fifteen miles to sea. re-
turned today and is planning an
other dash to the New York-New
Jersey coast, according t. informa-
ton received by Ralph A. Day. pro-
hibition director.
The fleet carries cargo o. booze
estimated to be worth nearly $6,000,-
900 at bootleggers' prices accord
ing to dry agents.
In the belief that most of this
ships in the fleet now riding at
anchor a few miles off the New
ork harbor are sailing under the
British flag when they display a
flag at all-Day declared he planned
to male representations to the
British governm cnt for co-opera-
ton to stop smuggling.
1--WE will begin conferences with
the British governments represent
tatiyes. Britain is by treaty pledg-
ed to keep her subjects from break
ing our laws" Day declared.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-07-08

of the people all of the time and all
| of the people some of the time, but
you cannot fool all Of the people all
of the timer. H. c..
A. This has been attributed to ABB
raham Lincoln and to p. t, Barnum.
In 1.-THE Wisdom of Lincoln" pub
lished in 1908, it is stated that the
quotation is an extract from a
speech of his made at Clinton, ILL.,,
Sept. 8, 1858.
@. Does the male gorilla sleep on
| the ground?-H. H.
"A. He generally sleeps at the foot
of a tree to guard his family against
| the leopard. This beast is practic-
ally the only foe the gorilla fears.
@. What will help chigger bites?-
N C. H.
! A. The itching caused by such
bites may sometimes be alleviated by
applying moderately strong am
monia. A super-saturateG solution
of baking soda is also recommended.
If one suspects that he has been ex-
posed to the attacks of these pests.
an immediate hot salt bath, with an
abundance of soap and a complete
change of clothing is preventive
measure.
O. How much money was involved
in the great Humbert swindle?--M.
u. J.
/ A. On the representation that she
/ had inherited fortune of 100000
600 from an American millionaire,
Nine. Humbert and her husband
Melted $10,000,000, while the amount
OF notes in the form of original loans
and renewals equalled SIC, 100000.