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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-18
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

LANDOLoGY. FREE. SPECIAL NUM-
BER. just out. containing many facts
WISCONSIN. i Il for 70 : home or an IN.
xestment you are thinking OF buying
5000 farm lands, where farmers srow
zen. send .t once for this special nun
guest Address Sls,dmore- Richie Lana
.t. t9s Skidmore-Riehis Bidx.. Nate. ..1s,
FOR sALE-Modern brick bungalow,
=. q. terms: for particulars address
Cwner. L: w. Adsit. x23s Potomac ave,
Chicago. Ill. 1885
These are the best buys ever onered
Two 4 rooms and bath, frame dwell
plant $4,000 net. cash 500. balance
Three lots in Lincola Park subdiv-
ision OF Gary. $500 will buy the three
ROBERTS AGENCY
2Oe Calumet BLDG. East Chicago. S:ls:o
FOR SALE-27-room hotel. $50 wash
month, viii sacr,nse ON on Account eC,o po OF
sickness Apply $50 washington. st.
ONLY So, $50
For a new room bungalow. s7l2 #.
lot, 500 down. balance monthly. Open
w. ]. A. MoLSBERGER
$50 Columbia ave. Open evenings,
Hammond. S:i7:2
YOU'VE WAITED FOR THIS ONE
room, n story frame house, 40 IT.
Tot, double garage, all assessments paid
rooms down and rooms upstairs.
oak floors and trim. Beam ceiling, near
car line. A big value at $500. $4,000
cash.
]. f. PRESCOTT
Phone 2sl2 Hammond. S;1R2
FOR SALE-New room bungalow, oak
floors and trim, colonsdes. tile bath.
VIII accept good lot or Ford runabout
only $500 Phone 2s12 Ham. s:l7:2
Two new room frame bungalows on
East side, $500. $500 down.
East Side. $3.50 $1,000 down.
One flne frame bungalow, 6 large
rooms on Bauer St. $500. As foot lot
and garage.
frame bungalow and garage. s47So.
One s room $500. $500 and one s4250.
Phone Hammond 1914. S:ii:2
FOR SAYE-Bargain in so acre farm,
Bass Lake, Indiana. 40 miles Gary, 7
room house, barns. all kinds other
trees, ali kinds. black ioam. 90 acres
wheat growing on gravel road. Price
sl25 acre. Will exchange city pro-
perty and some cash, possession at
once. William Raschka. hobart. Ind
lana. Phone rs. 3:i6:S
FOR SAr4E-On the south side. mod
ern bungalow. built for a home, lots
garage. chicken park. Price S4750,
Worth $4,000. ]. s. Blackburn Co, ISL
State ST, Hammond. 3:16:3
FOR SALE-Two rat bidgs.. gas and
cleo. stove heat so fl. front. 1888
Homeriee ave. East Chicago. 1868
FOR SAILS room frame cottage. on
south side, blocks from Harrison
Park. $4,000. / have $1,000. year Arst
mortgage. $500 second mortgage pay
able. $40 per month. My equity $1,000.
VIII take $500 cash, and second hand
auto for balance. Il williams St. Ham
mond. s:l4:2
FOR SALE-7 room cottage. with cleo
trio lights, furnace. About one acre
OF good land for poultry or gardening.
at Oak Glen. John Ronboert Lans-
ing. III. S:fi:3
FOR SALE-2 story frame
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LAKE COUNTY ALTO SUPPLY AND
SALES
TT. A. ThieI, PROP
Hammond
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FURNISHED ROOMS

s.N Kr.ST-Furnisnsd rooms. Ste ana
81 . day. Spring cots. 3Sc. Ey the
.esk. 81. 50 and -. dctsi Carleton.
Ha n moad. 1914 II
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VANTED-MALE OR FEMALE
CRESCO

I'm / ana Utility Shopping Bags, Hot
water Bottles, Waterproof Kitchen Ap-
rors, Handle these fast selling arucies
and increase your income. ror nine
fee7, veara we have been manufacturing
good merchandise. New selling Outnt
Erea. Tmpoved Mfg. Co., Dept. 2o7, ASH
land. Ohio. -
WINTEO-We pay $500 weekly 7oc
t1n,r snare time, selling hosiery quar-
arfaed wear four months. Spring line
zig opportunity. Experience unneees :
sarv. Perfectwear Mills, Darby, "a SIS
CREsCO RAINCOATS
Sell fast High quality, low prices.
dtrar+ "a consumer through agents.
tI,,n drsds Of men and women now have
steady incomes selling the Cresco line.
.esso-. rnw an Write today. 1nprov-
sd Mfg. Co. Dept. 256, Ashland. @ 5:ls
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WANTED--ACENTS

ssI,ir~ guaranteed hosiery for men
women children. we deliver and col,
iect. CONSUMERS HOSIERY MILLS
724H City Hall Station, New YORK. S:le
gents "a an hour for your
spare time. Write for Canyasser
e,,,fst containing IS samples of guar
anteed line of pure food favors, per
FUMES. soaps, toilet preparations, etc
Sell in every home. Big repeaters
today Light weight. Beautiful ap-
nearance. AMERICAN PRODUCTS CO
SIS, American Bldg. Cincinnati. 9. $40
WANTED-Agents, Put and Take safes
boards sell all pool rooms. cigar st2r
s4or New. exclusive Sales plan free
PEORIA NOVELTY CO. Peoria. III. s:le
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ed, and name and address OF coungei
IL any.
HARRY c. SHERIDAN.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Frankfort, Indiana, March Is, 1922
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FOR sALE--Ford. s125: Chalmers. $3.50.
bort $3.50: Buick. $500: Liberty, s475.
4no6 Forsyth ave. phone sTs-M East Chi
cdBo S:17:2
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WANTED-Men, age II 10 SIS, exper
fence unnecessary. Travel, make Sc
cret investigation. Salaries. expenses.
american Foreign Detective Agency.
2S6 St Louis. 34.11:ls:2S
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FOR SALE--Ford roadster used only
two weeks. Starter and demountable
rims. Bargain at $685. E. \. BunneIl
Motor Co, Hammond. 3:1s
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FOR RENT-Furn .kskpg rooms, clean
and private. Phone 4110-W 100 r.
! Douglas ST.. Hammond. S:1o
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FOR Rents room furn. in cottage.
INQUIRE 533 Oakley ave. rooms for
light hskpg. Also rooms for two
bachelors. 1sS Plummer ave. Ham
mond. 3:1i:tf
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meals 8 day in private family of tvs.
Phone 4260-J Hammond. Lady prefer
red s.1-
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SNTEp-At once, 5 ladies TO travel.
dan1onstrsts and sell dealers $40 20
s75 nor week Rv. fare Maid. Good
rich Drug Co, Dept 101T. Omaha.
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FOX RENT rooms and kitchenette
for hskpg. Inquire 232 Indiana ave.
Tia rHrnOnd. 3.13.tr
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vaNTED-Ladies do your own hen. .
stitching and picotins: attacnn1e y
rt. snv machine, $3.50: chttonhole =;
enbro,derer $3.50 Agents wanted. ~.
sTFPHENsON. 22 Quincy. Chicago. Sis
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wENTFT5-Make $50 to $50 weekly
spare time. You cannot fail. Exner-
,enre unnecessary C1eanest most plea
SAINT proposition ever offered Areno
Mfg Co. Dept. 1872. 1857 n Crs"
ford Chicago. .. 10
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VANTED-Ten men to unload coal on
Monday morning. wanner Malleable
Iron Co. Hammond. 3:1s
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COAT leprpnes Hammond S5S and
6<s. Calumet Coal and supply Conn
pany. Hammond ll:2o:tf
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FOE KENT-2 and 3 room suites for
light hskpg.. hot water. The room
suite has two bedrooms. Phone l-76
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W1NTED-wornan to do washing a
nome. must do first class work Ap
k.s- AVIS between 8 and 10 a. m. Te.
hsy Apss'' ST.
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FOR RENT clean light hskpg. rooms
st 462 Michigan ave INQUIRE 232
i Indiana ave-. Hammond. 3:17:tf
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WANTED 10 BUY

WANTED TO BUY-foung dog. Gordon.
TIewIyn or setter preferred state age
ana price. Write w. A. O.. care Times:
Hammond. 90 -.
WANTED-Situation by Al, steady. all
around furniture man. Address, a
T.. care Times. Hammond - :
WANTEn-To hear from owner nav
ino farm or unin1proved land for
sale John j. Black. Chippewa Falls,
Wisconsin. 81 -1s.z :
BOARD AND ROOM
F;fJ1JM AND BOARD--In private home.
4sos-B FORSYTH ave. East en-. 5:ls
MONEY 10 LOAN
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STENOGKAPHER6 WANTED
There are 50 stenographers in our
office, many OF whom came here
from other cities and found steady
employment nj good salaries. In the
near future we will need a few more
and applications may be filed by
those who have had OF more years
experience with manufacturer or
wholesaler. II you are above the
average" write to Mishawaka Wool
en- Mfg. Co. at Mishawaka. Ind,
city of $4,000 adjoining South Bend,
city OF 10000. 3lT:o
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FOR RENT-A11 modern furn. room.
Phone 2sf2 Hammond between and
3. $50 Cameron St, Hammond. s:i7:2
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FOR SALE-A 1929 Ford ton truck or
trade for late model Ford Roads
ter. Julius Lollock, Standard ave be-
tween Van Buren, and Harrison, Ham
mono. 3:1S
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FOR sALE-Modern brick bungalow.
1885 IVY ST.. Indiana Harpor. Bargain.
e. T. terms; for particulars address
owner. L. W. Adsit, ease Potomac ave-,
Chicago. Ill 1895
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FOR SALE--MOTORCYCLES

FOR SALE-r.xcelsoir motorcycle. with
side car. $50 cash Apply s4l Ash St.
Hammond. 3:17:2
FOR SALE - Henderson motorcycle.
excellent shape, $50. Phone Ham
naOnd 1851 g-IS-If
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LOST AND FOUND
WANTED TO RENT

WNNTEU To KENI
WANTEnl-Rv neat, reliable party,
small furnished house or arartment
-orrh side preferred. p. o. Box 635
Hammond. 3:15:3
WANTED TO RENTING business
men desire we'll furnished room or
two with bath. south side preferred Ad-
dress B-33. care Times. Ham. 3:1T:2
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MEN-An Industrial traffic expert de-
sires to interview few reliable men
who are now employed but dlssaris-
outlook: excellent opportunity TO become
efficient traffic manager II have COM
mon school education and not afraid TO
work Write giving phone number and
present employment. Write Y. A. :.
care Times, Hammond. Sis
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rOE SALE--Ncw incubxtors. we are
.ak,ng orders for Baby Chicks NOW.
SAGINOT BROS, ia Fayette street.
hammond. 4:6:tf
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! FOR RENT--Roorns furn for hskps
modern, reasonable, convenient to
cars. near Christian church, 754 Wood
ave- Hammond. S:1f:IS
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTEblHskpr. middle aged Polish
preferred. Call Sunday only. All day.
B31. l54th St. West Hammond. s:l7:2
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Ply III Logan ST., f1diuiilonu o.Ao
FOR RENT room suite, newly furn-
IShed steam heat. twin beds for two
or 3 gentlemen. centrally located Phone
927-M Hammond. 3:1S
FOR RENT light hskpg. rooms 170s.
l35th ST. Phone 327M Indiana Har
Dor. 3:1s
FOR SALE - AUTOMOBILES
,torage Batteries charged.
rented and repaired. The
$. & M. Battery Service,
318 Favette ST., Hammond
,,l,onc 2655. ii-:s-t'
FOR sALE-l-ton Ford truck. sso5
Deodor st. Indiana Harbor. 3-f4-5t
SOME MORE SNAPS
Chevrolet touring. just like rev.
Yours for a small price.
Dodge touring, fully equipped, a good
locker and good runner. The price IS
Chandler touring. snaps like this viii,
not last. You scarcely can tell it from
new car. Price is absolutely right.
Don't fail to see it.
Come in and look these bargains over
tonight they can't last at the price.
LAKE COUNTY Alto SUPPLY AND
SALES
IT, A. ThieI Prop.
Douglas and Holman Phone f-41
hammond. s:16:s
FOR sALE-Ford. sf25: Chalmers s15n
ano6 Forsyth ave. phone 6Ts-M East Chi
cago. s.17.a
FOR SALE--Ford roadster. used only
two weeks. Starter and demountable
rims. Bargain at $685. E. n Bunnell
Motor Co, Hammond. 3:13
FOR SALE-A 1929 Ford ton truck or
trade for late model Ford Roads
ter. Julius Loilock, Standard ave. be-
tween Van Buren, and Harrison. Ham
mond. s:1s
162 Indiana ave, Hammond. S:1s
FOR sALE-Buick roadster. model n
~. wire wheels, bumper. extras in
good condition, s245. 100 Doty street
Hammond. Sis
FOR SALE-Chevrolet Baby Grand, fair
condition. rood tires $50. Phone
4359J or 414s-M Hammond. sIs
FOR sALF-1s17 RAo truct stake
holy Phones 1929 or 4o19 Ham.
FOR sALE-Eor5 light delivery
+-',rr, nenel body or Ford chassis
ffhAs.n. so9 Contev ave-. Ham. 3:fs:2
FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES
FOR SAI4E-r.xcelsoir motorcycle with
side car, $50 cash. Apply s4l Ash St.
Hammond. 3:17:2
FOR SALE Henderson MOTORCYCLE.
excellent shape. $50. Phone Ham
rnond 1851. S-lS-lt
LOST AND FOUND
LOsT-Brown leather purse. in post
office. containing money and rent re-
ceipt Return to 240 Indiana ave, Ham
mond. Reward. s:17:2
LOSr-A shepherd collie pup. about >
months old. Is all white except his
ears are black and across both his
eyes and is mark on his two hind
legs. Comes bv the name of Buster"
Return to 10 State st, Hammond. Re
ward S:1S
LOST--From wagon a sack of potatoes
and scales. Finder phone sew Ham
mond. 3:15
LoST-Pendant Of lavalleire. set with
diamonds and six pearls Lost be-
tween 371f Fir st. and Methodist
church on Fir ST. Phone 632R, Indiana
WANTED TO RENT
WXNTETl-Hv neat reliable party
small furnished house or anartment
-orrh side preferred. p. o. Box s3s
Hammond. 3:15:5
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FOR RENT furn. rooms for hskpg.,
everything furTLa fGery roa sonable
Phone s51-W. $50 Towle st, Ham. 3:1s
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-14
BEAUTIFUL MASS
TO BE HEARD HERE
Composed by Father Ferro and Will
Be Sunne at Sacred Heart
Church Easter.


The musEo lovers of Pensacola are
delighted over the opportunity that
will be given them at Sacred Heart
church Easter to hear the new mass
composed by Father Stephano Ferro
OF Rome, the publishing rights Of
which have been purchased by Carl
Fischer, Inc, music publishers of New
York city.
Father F'erro, who taught Father
Emanuel Campodonica, a Pensacola
boy. while studying for the priesthood,
has composed several masses and other
oratorios. One of his masses was sung
on Christmas by the well-known choir
of Sacred Heart church, and much
praise was showered upon the beau
tiful composition and the capable
manner in which 1t was rendered.
The choir will comprise some of the
best of(locaI talent, and after the ardu-
GUS rehearsals held under direction OF
Father Campodonica 1T is expected
that new honors will be won on the
occasion of the singing of the new
mass on Easter Sunday. The choir win
be accompanied by an orchestra of 20
pieces, composed of the pick of local
professional talent.
The mass will be celebrated at 8: 80
a. m. Easter Sunday, with Father J..
E. McDermott as celebrant.
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WILL QUALIFY in
LFE-SAVINC CORPS
Two Officers and Seven Enlisted Men
Of Barranoas and Piekens Entitled
to Red Cross Honors.

This has been busy week at Forts
Barrancas and Pickens as the entire
personnel officers and enlisted men
have been receiving lectures and hav-
ing part in the practical demonstra-
tons in first aid and life saving, as
given under the American NatiOal Red
Cross standards-and a~more enthusi :
astic company of students 1t would be
Idifftcult to find anywhere.
Director David Yates Of Atlanta, Ga.
who is at the head of their very inn
lportant department of the American
Red Cross, southern division, has been
in Pensacola this week putting on
this work for the soldiers. SO much Of
whose lives is spent on or beside the
water; and not only are the men de-
lighted with the work, but Director
Yates is enthusiastic over the response
to his teachings by the men of the
army.
In the great assembly rooms at Bar
rancas and at Pickens Director Yates
gave his preliminary lectures. which
were attended by every man on post
''from the colonel to the cooks" Colo
Incl Brady being so Interested in the
work as to have made attendance
thereon compulsory.
The result cannot fail to be OF adj
vantage to the men OF the army, and
will very certainly very greatly en-
nance interest in, and the enjoyment
and benefit of, water sports for the
army personnel during the long sum
mer. and on the ideal beach which is
the forts to command.
The officers who splendidly qualified
as life savers We're Capt. James T..
Campbell and Lieut.. w. e. Ryan.
The Bird company showed up with
six enlisted men qualified as life
savers-Pvts. Gunnar Ireland, William
c. Norman, Bacile G. Voorhees,, Wal
ter Rathiewicz, Leonard e. Sims and
Verne E. Knepper and 1st company
had one of it's fine swimmers to fully
qualify. Pvt. William J. Yarsntske.
These men will receive their badges
and authority to serve from Washing
ton and they will be delivered to them
by Miss Kate Markham Power, who is
field director for the American Red
Cross, with both the army and navy
in this section.
Yesterday afternoon Director. Yates
gave to the instruction of the mem
bers of the navy nurse corps on the
bathing beach at Camp Muslin; and
on his next visit will give instruction
to the ladies OF the army posts, and
to such from the naval station as de-
sired the work on the wonderful beach
at Fort Pickens.
Director Yates ranks with the best
in the life-saving work of the Ameri-i
can Red Cross and has so many de-
mands for his time that it Is difficult
to fit in, especially at this season when
the dangers of water sport are upon
US. all the demands for his time.
From Pensacola Director Yates goes
to Mobile and Tallahassee for instruc-
ton of the large classes awaiting him.
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EGG SHOW WILL BE
CONTINUED TODAY
Mrs. Florence Forbes VIII Remain To-
day and Tomorrow, TO Judge Eggs
at Mellsn Company's Store.

Mrs. Florence Forbes arrived in Pen
sacoIa Wednesday night from North
Carolina and was on duty yesterday
morning at the egg show, which is
being held under the auspices OF the
Quaker Oats company at the Mellen
company's headquarters.
d. L. Woodcock, also an expert in
the poultry line, is also here, and while
there were not a great many present
yesterday, the interest is expected to
increase today and tomorrow, as many
have indicated their intention OF MAX
ing entries.
Mrs. Forbes is quite an expert at
judging eggs as in her judging of
pure-fbred fowls, and in speaking of
the difference in eggs yesterday after
noon, called attention to the wonder
full business which. has been estab-
1ished in Petulana county, California,
where three carloads of eggs per day
are shipped to New York city. selling
at 40 cents q dozen. In one day
record was made OF ~ carloads.
These eggs are OF unusual size and
Quality-and Mrs. Forbes points out
that there is just as much difference
in eggs as In other commodities.
IT have been in this business of
judging poultry and eggs for rs years"
said Mrs. Forbes last night, but /.
have never seen the same amount of
interest displayed all over the coun-
try as at the present time"
Mrs. Forbes win be here today and
tomorrow to judge the eggs and to
give advice on any matters pertaining
to the raising of chickens, at no cost
whatever to any one who will call at
the Mellen company's place of bust
ness on Garden street, between Pala-
fox and Tarragona.
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BACK TO PENSACOLA
AFTER MANY YEARS
w. NJ. Bergman Of Nswcomb Hotel
Company Was in Pensacola at Time
Of the Missouri Disaster.

Returning to Pensacola after an abb
sence of 10 years. w. M. Bergman
OF Roanoke, Va. arrived in Pensacola
yesterday to succeed Curtis Barnes at
the San Carlos hotel with which In
the future he will be connected.
Mr. Bergman finds many changes
in Pensacola since his visit here SO
many years ago, at which time he was
sent from Washington to become ono
OF the team on the u. g. s. Brooklyn.
In speaking of this yesterday after
noon, Mr.. Bergman mentioned that
he was pitcher on this team, OF which
Joe Catch was catcher. One OF the
sad dutieA OF the team was to play a
game with the old PENSACOLA baseball
club, the proceeds OF which were de-
voted to the purchases of flowers laid
upon the graves In the National ceme-
terry of the men who were killed on
the Missouri tragic incident which
will never be forgotten by Pensaco-
lians OF that day.
1t will he recalled that while on tar
get practice the breech block Of the
Missouri back f1red, killing Fl men,
In speaking of this. Mr.. Bergman
said: The Brooklyn which by the
way was the flagship of Admiral
Schley during the Spanish American
war and is now being dismantled. had
just come OFF of the range only a short
time before when we saw the Missouri
returning. with her flag at half-mast.
Wireless had just come into use
then. and we wirelessed the ship and
learned OF the tragic fate of the men,"
Asked as to his baseball career, Mr..
Bergman finally admitted that before
having been detailed to the marine
corps here, he was with the Three-I
league.
Mr.. Bergman was in Pensacola for
two years, and after leaving here on
the Brooklyn, he travelled much, cross
ing the Atlantic IL different times, on
the return trip. after the first time
across, bringing back the body of the
father OF our navy. Admiral John Paul
Jones, from Paris.
Another interesting feature of his
travels was a visit to Cape Town,
South Africa, going over the battle
ground of johannesburg, and another
interesting event was sight seeing
trip through the Kimberley diamond
mines. And last but not least, resting
in Gerantum valley of st. Helena
Island. which Napoleon during his
exile chose as his favorite haunt for
a stroll and book.
But perhaps the most interesting
experience of all was meeting Ion Per-
dicaris and Oliver Cromwell the
American and English subjects, who
were released from the banditry Of
Raisuli, the bandit chief who for so
long kept the world at bay.
Mr.. Bergman, who is an expert
enced hotel man, is glad to be in Pen
sacola again, and in speaking of his
connection with the San Carlos, men
toned the fact that the Newcomb
Hotel company has a string of hotels
operating in various parts of the
country, the San Carlos being one of
the most popular in the south.
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BEAUTIFUL SERVICE
AT CHRIST CHURCH
Prayer and Hymns viii Be Given To-.
day from 12 to O'clock.

The three-hour service that Is to be
held in the Episcopal church on Good
Friday is a most impressive and won
derful service. From IL to 8, the hours
through which darkness hung as a pail
over the earth. watch is kept beneath
the cross and the words from the cross
become the subject Of different medi-
tations which with appropriate prayers
and hymns fill up the three hours.
The service is SO divided that one can
come and go at any hour but many
remain through the whole service
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-14
THE HOPE OF THE WORLD

The war of 1914 laid half the ma
tions of the world IN the duet. Their
homes. their industries, their peace
must be restored by the rising genera
ton. In them is the hope of the world.
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-14
WHITE WOMAN rs BOUND
OVER ON LIQUOR CHARGE

At a preliminary hearing before
United States Commissioners Davis
yesterday morning, Mrs Jesse Raugh-
ton, residing on West zarragossa
street. was bound over to the federal
grand Jury on q charge OF selling and
having liquor In her possession. She
pleaded not guilty and retained coun-
sci for her defense
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-14

GilflIan Scott cannot take any
more pupils for afternoons, eve
nings or Saturdays. His list Is
full. He is now placing names
on a waiting list. Phone 2123
before III a. m.