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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29

Tho Now. r.rrolteI lhn. Rod Gro. o.r Iaeecrl.0I Che sabbath by u..n. n Inctplane and av InH.cad of going uhIur
 Word from FormNc was Cha. Charley Anderson former r".dw. o. uoue... wa. In the mouer
 Consulting Engineer y. ". Brad ley oI Ono rcndWeIl Company .o.. lo. hs homo In Son Fraucaoo.
 Hm suh1.ua waa considering cor. raHnr icobore floating in Che lhan- mel and shipping .hcm to hon
 Gus GmrI.or was due lo ro.un from che hUIn country where he bud boon nro.noe..ns
 F A. J. GHIWra was meEol i'm Che milk bua.nc. bu. was aa.d ,o no. understand IL he having bom aom put covers 0u h.e cam. whom T. WH raining
 10 cost 800 lo sVoar on Che street. r- n1u.Il- but only EIN |. Ono o.- ..re. u.s committed u a HaIoon
 Charles M Johnson and Mn" An- n.. Huds wcre married at Che homo of fr. and Mrs. cHa. Fox.
 Mr. and Nr uw.a J. Milan were rrcrnne l1 leave for Che on.h lo Io.nto.
 Harry Jordan auI Prod rwn.on wont fishing and returned win " Ine arre which lher purchased from u Indian.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29

,r.. IL L. Murray from Io. tns.I... Mr. .r. Nr Murray wore Io residents o. uous'u
 Prank LrNo.r uaa an I.mi r.a..- .- I... IrUn..Ir b.li.n. h.H mauy r.H. oa.1g. Mr. LcNo.r .a leaving lor Seattle where hc and em.a Uoeen. win motor from n.r. Io Los Angeles NH LeNor and mother are al present In Los hn- .'r
 Nr and Mrs. Homer Feas and I.ueHt.r France. arrived on 'te Iaa. NenaI. from ror. Orchard Wash. Tho. win spend ere-a. weeks V.a.t- u. tr. and Mrs orWr Haehmo...cr
 \ farewell dance was given .n hone .r ro. william Hau.e.a and family .a., Saturday n. L.h.rN Ha.L IHo Han- .... family nm. leaving for Ono a'ath #urn. ... coming week. "A nre. crowd u. nr.nt and lo'c.ol. .. .r.nm.r. uore aarsol
 MT rrI Hr Ja. Chrs.oe an.er- ...r.H u... n dinner party for Mr. and Nm. rr0. Mcdonald on rHw ..r evening" The guest. Wo-o Mr.
 mn. Mrs. T N.HrI. Mr. and Nr. u- u.Ee.n. 70. Juneau. and Mr. .u. Mrs. TH.h or rHare
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FORMER DAYS
 ARE RECALLED
News Files Ten Of Happenings on Douglas E.md Twenty Years
 Ago This Week

I... u.H.r.. .nI MH NrerH -H..t.r mrnrH.f tfer friend. on tHo .rI ar quietly going .o lme'n and n..r. m.rHoI Thn 'a.. an Che ...u.. U.r for California
 section m heavily Io.deI aae.F. n. in .H.TrIH..I store became oo. ....I from .He wall and fen tor- ... Hur.r. ro 0H. but '...r.n. good. n.0n .roH..r.
 r rmm moved into Che house ..I h. Moor. and smith and T. n. ..rr. moved into lao La.um H..
 uuea. and Juneau Juvenile h1II ...m. mo. on m. uou- ground. and m. visitors wee trimmed by n ... .. . Tn
 en.n Channel Wa. .o uN o. ...h.r. .H.. r..u.r. Were require. .. .....I .H... way .r r.. along.
 Andy Johnson was cone
 .. n. would never again leopard. love-. young dream Hr .0.ue n.u. m picking IHrH. .H. mosquito
 IT. won. one. nm. H.. ...a .e.. whom he returned.
 Mason E..r. W.r. o-'. ....... ..m appearing at Ono UH.. u..
 ... e I.um...'.r opened nm oN.
 I.n. m uu-... and "o.. II. b. remembered.
 . ...-.. H.. 0n .H. .... .... n
 n. Councilman Kelly had I.. now TOO. u.. hene nr. on ... Owl H..rnn. and nm ..r.r..a. mont ... Now. r..I.r I'D 0.H. U.. Tn. .H..E
 .- Irmno- and wife '0H .o. bonn. Tn s.n Francisco HI'.r r.. m n. and Mn. M. J. uOauH1- Tn. .. .0H.e. oH I.r0
 WI. nearing completion nm.
 .... I.H.. nu I.. ..u0
 m-. ..... H.. n now .r..' . H... . Ha. H. . .H. .n.-...I me.. market.
 Harry Raymond VII. ..mnr.
 ..r .-... H..H . number 70. Iu ... ..u.
 I.. Mcdonald was HuN.u. m
 addition r. U. residence.
 Fur. T HrH.H. I N. HI mm.. .u..r. .n Harh.I .Hon
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DOUCLRS ISLAND DEPARTMENT

Cor No. Rising Sun Lode. Sur No. IUffI. whence V. $. L. M Mo- 2 beans s. f5a Ig' 237 E. CG5S.2f e.; hmca N ff. Os' E 5GR3O ff. Go Cor No. 2 identical with Cor No 8 Rising Sun Lode. Sur. No. lOf6i thence N. f5 00' w SGO3i ft to Intersection a1uthor.y end line "Bas- o.uour N0. unurycycd. whence sW Cor 0l Blo.nour N0. ] bears s. gHa fH ". 2g1a3 fl. thence N. i5' 0O' w. 631GG e. Co Cor No. 8 whence sW Cor Bas0.uour No. l lrumrgoyedl bears 8. 2l' l5' E. Tl1g1 fti thence s. i6- OH w.. 295.65 ft to intersection of westerly side line 0l BH0.ucur No. l whence sW Cor of Bu0.ucur No. bears S. i5 OO' E. 61162 feet; thence $. 46' UH' w. l9O.fl lt. t0 Cor No. [; thence s. l5' O0' E. 100000 ft t0 Cor. No. ]. Che place of beginning Total arc1 of Golden West Lode 2O.lh5 acroa Arca In conflict with Baso- incur No. Lode unsurFcyed. 44b9 acros The area s0 in conflict with Che ulso'uour No. ! Lode unsurYoy- cd. f.fG9 acres. IH excluded from thlh application. Net area applied for I6.11G acres.
 The Golden West Lode Claim is bounded on Che North by unsurveycd HuoIueur No. lodo claim and vacant ground. on Che East by Baso- incur No. ] Lode Claim lunsurvey- edI and vacant ground; on Che South by Rising Sun Lode Claim. Sur No. IOIG and uuwrvaycl landi on Che West by uuWrVUcd land.
 .Tho latIudo and longitude of U. & L. M No. are 5l 39 BOZ N. and IaG. OG' w. respectively
 Amy and an persons claiming ad- rcuoIy Che above lode mining ground. or any portion isrcoi. arc required to uIo tbc.r adverse claims wfh Che Register of Ono United smtcs Land O1.co at Juneau Alaska, within thc period of publication or eight months thereafter or be barred by Che provisions of Che statute
 FRANK IA BOYLE. Register.
 First publication Juno 2l, 1922.
 Last publication Aug 2G, 1922.
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BARGAIN Hou.. and .Hr.. lots. Dodge e.r m good condition. .0-.L
 Ho.l rI r. beam. aI for worth o. ho.I TH. boat .a uoW WH care. mTr mm. hr H0o. mechanic. Plank. ing au uI.I with hu and H.. rHn.rI .r.u. mo u.. j. I1." equipped with Hl. H...orro. W.H nu. .reHUaH. solicitation .....r' UeHU two ..n-.e. H""...H .... arranged for Hm..n. H|.I.HH. now. .H Hu Hn.uu 0H.n..
 f0 mI.. AM for f-.I0" or vii. ..
 separately THH l. worth looking
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Word oomoa from Ke.ch.tau thal ". L. ua.rh haa boon awarded Ono contract tor ho approach to lhc now dock a. Hlder HIs hId was Ill.st2. THe ueEt loWo. bid was E-29o2. The approach a a n0o moro chan halI a mile in length and o'ls for lhe Ir.Fu. oI I2.0lO feet of p.IIng and Che uo Of g0L000 feet of ium- bcr
 Word como. from kolch.hHn Chat lhc ouI0o. for normal nack of all- mon in tIa. section Is worry pr0m.a- me According to Che number of U.h IHat H being brought u. .lt looks
 though na reua pack win egua. or aua .he nact put mp Ia.t year.
 A new lreorory ia reported Io have boon made In the uo.ehborhooi o. Cur mountain. I'm thc Circle dIa- uIot Coarse gold . mid t1 have been found in Che tributaries of Ono ma.u .ram or Chat section
 uuE. E sub1. Indicted at Fair- bauH for presenting fraudulent vouchers .o ,h. government for al- IoHuc. hH u.m granted change ol venuc .o Illurod and win be tried .Huo iat.r in iHo a.0u.
 The r..nIo. hWd which WH Du. m EoI.a. H.und last ,al Ia reported .0 he doing W.i The original herd consisted oI 1I females and t.u males. This .nns .H. herd was uoro1el by Ono arrival uI al uwa
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Territorial News

GHhu. HmI a former re.dou. 0I Valdez u drowned In Bis Bear Lake. near Io. Angeles ou Juno 20.
 THe Federal Power Comm ion has has granted Ono Town of Petersburg u temporary permit for power dcFo'- onmn. oH org.aI Lake. Tho permit give. Che town two yoIm In which .1 Io Che uo.o arF preliminary work
 rho Ko.ehHu Pos. of Che Ann u.un Legion held n picnic at Hos.- wick mio. on June la. The day was nnt with Hm" and water n0r.a A nm. lunch was served and n pleasant Ume !. reported.
 m. MHor Hmd Packing Come n.nr r.t.naWe H 2n00 ca" uH0.I oI choir Ias. yora na.E Ou TH.I.r 70. Ia.. week. Che company had nn.IoI 10000 c0ao. o. salmon ao far .H.a ..l.0u.
 The city council of Petersburg iG u..ue for Hd. on n proposed new
 . . uo. ufm .hm Angus. I5 The now buMue e .o bo of coHeota a.ruc- ue wIn gymnasium and hmtur plant Tho hHI.dur when complete .I. win h. aa modern .. any school. building In ha.a. it is sadd.
 Karl Ituud. of po.oubue died in Prime. mnar. a few daya ago. Ho uI into lHu hny and contracted n .rm. cold which developed into pneumonia He was al years old and had r.HdoI in Petersburg for a num- H0r 0I EU.r
 The Valdez Packing Company Mnu.I ou. IlO00 ease. ol salmon H. middle o. Jme The plan. ia running .o capacity. tho uah ia being received n. n.. n lhey can be taken ..I. o.
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DoraLLs oLTHOuo oHURoH

Mo morning erN.ra.
 I..U um. Ho.lrr instruction and um.IIoUon O. One Blessed aaera- mml Monday laaat of 5L Imauua o. Lo.aIu s.J Holy Ma and gene uM Communion HI s O.r.o..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-07-29

Commencing at corner No. ], M c on Ono limo of Swanson'a Hrrbor. whence USLM No. 1890 hears s. IGa 3O' E. 2i.6S chs, and w. c. bears N 090 chs. running tbcnco ". 20 chs. to cor. rc- No. Q: thence w. 19.33 chs. to corner No. @. thence s. 29.50 chs to corner No. i M c. on Che line of ordinary high lido oi Swanson Harbor; thonco mean- dor.ur CD s. ES 00' F. l30 chs. lel N. G3e I5' E. Goo chsi l8I s. 1l' 33' F. 3.G0 chsi ti) s 8a 3O' E. 2.20 chsi l5l N. ffs 80' E. G.20 cha., l6) 8. SOP a0' F. $40 cbsi CD ". il' l5' E aO0 chas lSl N G6' t5' W. 5IO chs. lgl N. ]. 12' E. l.32 cls to corner No. 1 Che place of beginning. containing an area of 5GTg ncres. variation 32 30' F. FRANK A. BOYLE.
 Register. First publication June 8.
 Last publication Aug. D.
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Department Of Interior U S. Land office Juneau Alaska
 EuuHI No. NIff.
June Il 1922

NOTICE Is HEHEBY GIVEN Chat John U. Cobb. whose post 0Uco ad- dress H Im.I hia..a. In behalf of himself and m Trustee for John TWH..H. OH.uHHUr and i'm behalf 0I hI. 00.uUu0. Arthur OoeHe has n'el
 u application for ratout pursuant fl Chapter o. Tuc Hl of tHe Re- rs.I Statute" o. Che United s.ate
 for .Ha.. two certain lode mining claim. uU.I Che Rising Sun and Golden W.. Lode Claims situated ah1H. mile from One town of chIch- aeoU on UH..H.eoI IHIWul Alaska.
 and d.HrH..I by tho loId notes and official U'.u ou nIe iu IIH ouIoe aa T. s Mu. suTo Nos IUfl and IfaH H..Ura.r. .d c.H.m being moro particularly dcdbci aa I0I- lows. lu.H.I lNauc.e variation being HU .N EI.
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Danarlment Of the Interior
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Juneau. Alaska May 27 1922.
 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Ole K. J0hansou of H0Onah. Alaska, has submitted final throe-ye1r proof tn support of his homestead entry on May !. 1922. for lands embraced serial 0fbI3 made at Juneau. Alaska, in United states Survey No. 1890, auatcI on Che N. and ". shore Of swu.0u's Harb0r Lynn Canal, Ter rtory of Alaska. iu latitude 5b l5' N and longitude l35 06' w. and moro particularly described as ioi- I....
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RISING SUN LODE
 Survey INtG

Beginning at Cor N0. ! identical witch Cor NH. o. OFer-tHe-III Lode Claim Survey l0if; whence IT. s L. H No. ' b0ar S fa aU. %" E. lIN|Uf T. dIsimti thence W. Gg' 5l' ". Ifgr.UU lt. to Cor No. D. thence ". IG UH E aHG.HU l.. to Cor Eo. g. iHaHoo s af 2 E. IlUn.HU n. Io Cor No. 4 identical witch Cor Nu. H OFoI-thc.UI Lode. Hmco $. ff UN w. f0O.O0 l. io Cor No. ! .tHo n'a0o of boe.uu.ue hra1 oI H.ur Sum Lodo an.0I3 n.r.s Not ar.l applied for 2n.Nla .e.a THH claim ]. bounded 0u tho north by .Ho Golden West Lode Claim. sur II59 and uWFoEci Rising Sun No. at ou Ihe Eaat by Rising Sun No. H. mmrF0NaI. and Orer-IhoIHL sur No. luf6t ou Che South by Ur.r-Ih.HIi sur No. lliG and N.u. Sum Lode Claim No. 2 murgN.I. and ou Che We. bt Rising Sum Nu. uuur.0Icl and Golden W. Eur Nn. ll.I.
 GOLDEN WEST LODE
 survey Iila
 Beg. al Cor No. ! ldouuouI with
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sT IUKFls CHURCH

Evening prayer a6d sermon at S' nm.
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First publication June 8. Last publication Aus b.
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sTKEEEWs BBUFLETs
 ouLLED EEo. LlIuLE

George Howard Ieu Sunday on h. bon. Tor Chatham accompanied by hH m.N where h. win meaeo in u.nu n. h closed h aou building rInL bul win reonon q whom Hc returns about .he I". o. September
 Pro. J. sumnI Instructor o. violin muHe u Juneau and formerly a mnn. man. n ouaIue n I." oHr rest .. Iho GoIU.rI su.l.um Prof. smnI h boon .Hrou.h aI tH.
 nec. ol uron...u. and i. nm 0'In. .. alroulc lo hnr. One T. s. Bureau oI Wn. place ho.u In One A'uW
 rrc. for Che b.uoIt of miners and nro.n..Ior
 Harry Ilah'or WH in sIH .I.H w..L from .He sIlHu hot anr.n. Mr. E.HIor H.s modal. galore for fancy clay n.r.an .Hoo.nr WHI'o cruising about Che .nru.. W.tH John Nmior- hHO he ha. boon shooting .H.... W.IH nrUe UcI.. NH0I naH.r 900 and nart oI .Hem We-. .H0. on .H. UE
 E Hreh. author ar "IHo o bon. ueno.r" which appeared u THa paau. Fisherman. and 0. short. stories and poems printed in m
 u. undo. H. pen uam. o. Larry oOmnor i. now .ro.m W..oHman for Ono U. E. Bureau oI F.HoHe in Icy s.r.I..
 THom TIau. while ea. cHcnaeot received a HaHl burn on h.H hand. ur sneH.rol .no HoH.a. ruwI.I HIm .o ...r I1. u couple o. 0uFH nm M I.. hand |. h..I.r
 C E Hm Wand r..uu.. from 7.. rlUe and arrived HH. m .He ..Heh Mir Ban Ward went .o Hum. ..or .o got h.a IH.h.r. from Che r.r II. expect. Tn take un fox rn.H.n.
 William Hmou and CH Scott ..u.I. young Io. deer which W.
 swimming In TaI s.m.H nm. .H now peacefully browsing in One Ea-. o. Grandmother Hm.0u.
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ISLAND PERSONALS

uI. Martin has accepted em. ran.... Che Ha.r Bullion m.L r.rI nm n.. ....n..I position .n I.r r....ue.I a..r o.H.. MI. Mn. o..H.r |. .t on. s. tnnH H-n... .. Iun..u acting i'm ... ..H. ... u. ...' HuH. n r oH. IU for T."..a .r ... r... H
 r. H.n Ir I.| town a.. U .n ...H. u. IH.a .''- H
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sIrEA HOT SPRINGS

Vl ur Y. I colirrIH famous srunum whore .Hue H "eH oom.m. Ha." fa per day and un Tho waI.r. o. che a.lHH No. 7n.ns .r. HI..r.rne and Uo...H.nI..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
BIKE THIEF
IS CAPTURED

While Sergeant See at Central
arrested few minutes before by
Motorcop NJ. Thompson at the Garlic
ton Hotel on a charge of drunk and
disorderly, into the station burst
young Thomas Vaughn, student at
Central school. TO report that some
one had stolen his bike, parked in
the rear OF the school building.
Vaughn cast a wondering eye
about the station, while awaiting his
turn to tell police about the theft.
Then he spied his bike.
It's mine! It's mine!" he shout
ed.
What's yours?" asked the cop
pers
That bike, 1t was stolen from
the school. It's mine." said Tommy.
getting more excited all the time
Sergeant See got the situation at
a glance
re snapped his galluses with
pride. THE robber captured before
'..e robbery was reported That's
quite a record"
Thompsons prisoner, 1t developed.
was also the bike thief. He had
taken the bicycle to the hotel with
MIN and when arrested insisted on
bringing it to the station.
Identification of the property
brought an additional charge Of
larceny against Gillian.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
See Zl!!|'.!l

DR.. and Mrs. J. C. Bolin are win
tering at the Byndora Hotel
Mrs. Ernest II. Darling and Mrs.
Hobart V. Conner Of Murray street
were the guests of Mrs. Fred Debow
of Chicago yesterday.
The friends of Donald Schultz Of
Lyons street who have been con-
cerned about his condition since he
has been i'll with diphtheria will be
more than pleased to know that he
is getting on splendidly now.
Mrs. Harry Blankenburg of 496
Summer boulevard who underwent
a rather serious operation on the
eleventh of October, Wednesday, is
doing very we'll now. Mrs. Blank
enburg has been under the care Of
two physicians during her illness.
She win be remembered as being
Miss Ethel Steward before her
marriage.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
Now Dat Flakes
almost ready

There Is now an Instdnt Quaker
Oats, which cooks to perfection in
3 to minutes. 1t is the quickest
cooking oats in the world.
Just like regular Quaker Oats in
quality and flavor. Fiaked from
queen grains only - just the rich.
plump, favory oats. So it has that
matchless flavor which has won the
world to Quaker.
But in Instdnt Quaker the oats are
cut before taking. They are rolled
very thin and partly cooked. So the
fakes are smaller and thinner-that
is all And the small thin fakes
cook quickly.
Now grocers have the two styles.
II you want Instant Quaker look for
Instant" on the label.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
THREE TIMES
AND OUT

Somebody blundered and now Ru-
dolph Hrapusta. 10-143 street faces
charges for the third time OF vio-
lating state liquor laws. He was
arrested yesterday by railroad spe-
cial agetns of the 1. H. b and the
city detectives.
This following statements from
Martin Leese. railroader. that when
Hrapusta, a grocer. sent him his
grocery bill he included such items
as beer and liquor. Martin didn't
mind paying for the pork chops and
mustard. bread and cheese but beer
and liquor indicated something that
Martin was absolutely ignorant Of
In fact, Martin felt that Hrapusta
was holding out on him. Leese
had gotten somebody's bill-not his
own.
So Martin instituted an investi-
cation and now police hold afidav-
it's. they say. charging the grocer
with selling moonshine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

eign atmosphere of the story in ev-
cry foot of film. The plot is one
Of love and danger that might be
told IN any language. but he has
built mp a romantic photoplay that
fairly breathes the spirit OF the At
rican desert.
Hundreds of persons were enga ged
for this spectacular undertaking. A
portion of tn city of Algiers was
duplicated at Universal city. includ-
ing the French barracks there. The
interior Of a sheik's palace was
built on one of the huge studio
stages
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

MAN rs HELD

Officer Adam Funk's patience last
night became exhausted after re-
peated warnings to Morris Fein,
operator of a pool room and barber
shop at 1913 Conkey avenue, failed
to prevent him from allowing min
ors to frequent his shop. He plac-
cd F'ein under arrest Funk says
the htuoosfteihgano"a yrffidfithar
the youths of that eighborhood
haze resorted TO nasty language and
indecent conduct in Fein's place.
This with the proprietor's permits
sion and sanction.
Jack Mccarthy. 1880 Highland st.
and Erwin Meyer. 1873 Kenwood,
were taken as witnesses.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
OPENS OCTOBER q.

Next Saturday week. October 21st
is opening day for the Nipsco shop
on South Holman street. Nipsco
is short for Northern Indiana Print
ing and Stationery Company. The
opening has been somewhat delay
ed owing to late arrivals OF large
shipments OF goods for the various
departments.
e. H. Klein. manager of Nipsco.
states the store Will positively hold
its grand opening next Saturday.
October 21st. with a fine stock of
stationery, office and home arts
supplies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

dences in Hammond, Ray Anderson.
collector, said this morning at the
office Of the city treasurer.
He returned to Hammond this
morning from other points in the
county in which he has been work
ing, to give delinquent taxpayers
here last chance to settle up.
He has been provided with forms
and instructions, he says to assess
the levy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
OLD ALGIERS
BACK GROUND
OF DEAN HIT

The longing in the hearts of all
for travel and adventure heightens
the popular appeal Of Under Two
Flags" the great Universal drama
tidation Of Ouida's famoes novel,
which comes to the Parthenon the
atre on Monday Theatre-goers are
transported for an evning to AIger-
Ia. the French province in northern
Africa. where this immortal ro-
nance unfolds. With Priscilla
Dean as Cigarette. the beautiful
girl OF Algiers, they live the life
of the French army post. have a
glimpse Of a sheik's luxurious pal
ace. ard ride with cavalry troop
across the desert in a mad race
against death.
Tod Browning. director Of I'm
der Two Flags" has caught the for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

THERE is still some talk Of an
Independent ticket being filed but
il doesn't look to US like these poli-
ticians are going to get very far.
LOGAN SQUARE VIII do battle
with the Gary Elks at Gleason Park
Sunday afternoon Froebe1 High
will travel to whiting tomorrow af-
tern0on.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
BICYCLE FOIIND

Honest Herman Young. 1873 John
son street and William Hartman.
1875 Henry street. take bicycle to
police station. They found it in
Henry street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

PATSY kOCCO vii. journey -
Gary next Tuesday to meet Jimmy
CORY in ten Iound Dou. Il. &c
Umpleby hall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

WITH the sudden cold snap. many
Garyites were caught mapping
without any coal in their bins. Lo-
cal coal dealers report rushing
business yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

MEMBERS OF the council viii
meet in reg-iar session next Mon
day evening,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

DIR. s w swEIGART, Past
Eachum of the Red Men. left today
TO attend the state convention Of
the Red Men now IN session at In
dianapolis Dr.. Sweigart IS a state
as we'll as national representa-
tive of this order.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

KIRK! SPENCER. formerly en-
ployed at the Metal and Thermit
Corp, has accepted a position with
the Mark plant as assistant yard
master
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

CONSTRUCTION being complet
ed on the new Forsyth avenue walk
that extends from 141st st, north
TO the city limits.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

ATTENTION of football fans will
be divided between the Dodger A.
C's and Gophers when the two
teams clash next Sunday afternoon
at the East Chicago baseball held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
E. Chicago

AGNES McKENNA. graduated
Fs1rse, has been appointed as school
nurse.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13
PAY YOUR TAXES

Personal delinquent taxes unpaid
before November 1st may result in
4 levy and forced sale against GER
tain ATTORNEYS. factories. and resi-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

FRED N. HICKOK. agent at the
B. o. c. T.. is training himself
to handle new Maxwell coupe, he
recently acquired.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-13

NOTHING seems right with Julius
FRIEDMAN unless it begins and ends
sn hospital.