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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-28

80 1olulnpla ave. Hammond 2.2S.4
BARGAINS
room modern bungalow facing May
wood Park All rooms foored in oak
ana finished with the best Of hard
wood Excellent lawn trees and shrub
5erv, full seven foot basement with
furnace laundry and coal bin. Price
$4,000. with $500 cash
seven room modern house located
on Summer St. Just east Of Calumet
aNe. having living room. dining room.
Kitchen and ono bed room down stairs
ana large bed rooms with bath up
stairs. Full seven foot basement with
furnace laundry and coal bin. This is
an excellent proposition for family
~ moderate circumstances and will
pay for itself by keering two roomers.
room modern bungalow, located
near Harrison Park oak floors and
trim. fun cemented basement with fur
race. laundry and hot water heater.
\ real bargain at $500. Terms 10
suit purchaser.
GOSTLIN. MEY% & HASTINGS. INC.
ON Holman. corner Of State omen
Evenings Phone 40 Hammond 2:2S
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-28

When bread dealers in Tfmn. O..
refused to lower their prices
Mayor Unger established three
bread stores in that city, had
bread shipped in from Toledo, o..
and sold it for six cents, two
cents below the dealers price. The
mayor pays five cents for the
bread. He is using the cent profit
70 finance other blows at the
~ r.
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATORS

In the matter Of the Estate Of Jos
eph Owanek, Deceased. No. 24S4
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has been appointed Admins
traitor Of said Estate. by the Judge Of
the Lake Superior Court
Said Estate is supposed to be solvent.
ADAM 0WANETI.
Administrator
Dated February. 1892. 2:27.3:7:14
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BOARDERS WANTED

BOARD-Wil1 board couple at reason
able price in return for light house
work and care OF child. III Conkev
ave. Hammond 2-2S-1t
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MISCELLANEOUS

PAPER HANGING very reasonable,
estimates free. Carl Nermett 440
Michigan ave. phone 1929 Ham 2:S:tf
II YOU WANT TO BUY a business or
want to sell your business. get in
touch with US We can sell your place
quickly for cash. Dearborn Sales &
615. Central S135. Chicago. 2.23.3t
HAVE your Income Tax Return made
by D. G. yoreis. former deputy coli
lector. ISL sibley st. Hammond 2.25;l5
New Hungarian restaur-
ant opened at 1905 Alex
ander ave. Mrs. James Macy.
2-25-5t
FURNITURE MOVING ard general
Trucking done most reasonable Cab
1904 Hammond lno. =, Croft, $50 7
GET BUSY and save yc~r Booster cigar
bands for the $500 Cathedral phono-
rraph given away to the one holding the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-28
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS

NOTICE OF ADMINIS TF1AIIDN
In the matter Of the Estate Of Eliza
beth Hanserd (Hansardp Deceased. No.
247c.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersig ned has been appointed Executor
of said Estate. by the Judge of the Lake
Superior Court.
Said Estate IS supposed TO be solvent
JOHN HANSERD (HANSERD).
Executor
Dated T,ehruarr. Sth. 1ao2 2I4..21:xn
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seekers Of rrounln

In spite OF the large number Of I'M
settled questions before the world the
type of mentality is still in evidence
that regards itself as doing the public
favor by digging up more problems.
Washington Star
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-28

FOR SALE-A rnoderH fat bldg. s
rooms and sun parlor down. rooms
up. so It. lot. Holland furnace; up
stairs vacant. very cheap. At 80 Sum :
mer blvd. Hammond 2:2 y
FOR SALE OF ExCIIANGF--Fs rms.
will exchange for Hammond OF Car
property. f II. Perryman, 81 W. 6tn
ave, Gary Ind. 2:27t6t
FOR SAI<E-New four room bungalow,
south side, y block from car line, all
modern conveniences Holland furnace.
stationamv tubs. oak floors. kitchen cab
met. linen closet electrcf lights. en-
closed back porch only small cash psy-
rnent balance $3.50 monthly. including
Interest Hargis q Moore Co. Phone
Hammond S2l, 400 Hammond bldg. 2:2s
FOR SALE or RENr-Rea sonable, six
room brick bungalow. almost new.
modern IN every way. See Il before You
buy or rent home Apply PSI Hoffman
St. phone 1898 Hammond. e;9T;2
FOR SAILS room bungalow. double
garage. 1918 Hyslop Place, phone
244a Hammond 2:zf:1
FOR SAT.E-Farn. or viii trade for
car. Call days this week. 1864 Com
10 To- r1T z
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Mrs. E. Lee. GER
tilted medium. will
give special cheap
readings for ten
days only. Ad
vice daily on TIE
Right Way b
Live.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

FOR SALE room house with lot
S3XI46 and adjoining land on Calu-
met ave, just south Of Ridge road T.
Bo0nStra. phone I'm Minister 2-aS- I
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FOR RENT-Centrally located steam
heated two room light hsSpg. suite.
elecr bath and heat. Inquire IA 10.
gan Ct, Hammond. 2.14:tf
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-28

NANTED-Ladies and all house wives
to save the rags. prepare rags you
would for rag carpet. Let do the
weaving Paulng's weaving shop, 302
Terrence ave Phone 4072 Ham. 1878
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FOR RENT furn. rooms and bath,
gas, light and heat furnished. garage
also for rent no objection to small
child. or Calumet ave, phone l9l
Hammond 2:1S:tf
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WANTED-Giri for general homework.
sll1 Ivy st. phone 1927 Indiana Har-
2.25.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-28
MEMS SUITS

MEN = SCI1S
800 unclaimed Suits, con
sisting of serges, cassi-
meres. cheviots. worsteds.
striped materials and mix
lures. Your choice for
$500 $50 and $1,000
LESSER'S LOAN BANK
145 state ST.. Hammond.
FOR SALE-Closing out at cost our
Christmas stock ~ cabinets. They
VIII accommodate 4 big library Of
records or suitable for sixty music
rolls. See our display now. Cable
Piano Company. ISL State St Ham
mo1d CASA
FOR SALT-Two Al fresh COWS H.
Van der Wall Munster. Ind. Phone
4sM Highland e.2S =
FOR SATT-The Home cook stove with
reservoir; Al condition. Mrs kuhl-
man. phone 42J Munster. 2-2S-3t
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THREE DAY CASH
SPECIAL SALE

1I1REE LA j NANu
SPECIAL SALE
Furniture. Rugs and Stoves.
We guarantee You cannot
duplicate the merchandise at
our prices. Seeing is believ-
ing. Come in, convince
YOURSELF Bring this adj.
Oak Dresser, Bevel Plate
Mirror, $3.50.
Mahogany Bed Room, up
from $4,000.
Silnons' Brass Bed, up
from ~14.50.
Lincoln Spring .$11.49.
- ID. Pure FclfMattress.
1919.
Peninllsular Gas Range at
$4,000.
, hole Gas Stove. $3.50.
Administer Rugs (9x12)
$29.75.
Brussels Rug (9X12) for
S11.95.
SKIP Congolemn Rug Pat
tern $40.
Kitchen Table, Porcelain
top S5.49.
We meet and beat compe-
tition.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Young lady stenographer.
for an East Chicago concern. state
age. experience and salary expected.
Address B-21s- care Times. Ham. 2.25:S
WANTED-worla nto assist with house
work. good pay. Apply 331 johns
St, Hammond. 2:25:5
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WANTED--MALE HELP

WANTED-Young men. over II, desir-
ms government positions. $3.50 month
~, write for free list Of positions now
open r. Terry, (former Civil Service
eXaminer) 495 Continental Bldg. Wash
ington, ID. c. 2:2S:5t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who knows he
can sell; good pay. Phone 3l45 Ham
nond. 2:2I:2
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS

Dated February Sth. 1922. 2:1s::21:z,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-28

FOR Realistically modern furn. apt.
st, Hammond. 2.25:t
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FOR Rents very nice light hskpg-
rooms newly decorated, private bath
and entrance Ref. req. 497 May s.
Phone 2f67 Hammond. 2;ze
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-28

comfortable and private. 100 Il.
Douglas st. phone allow. Hammond. +.
FOR RENT-Centrally located steam
heated two room light hslkpg. suite.
cleo, bath and heat Inquire IA 10.
gan ct, Hammond. 2.14;tf
FOR RENT furn. rooms and bath,
gas. light and heat furnished. garage
also for rent no objection to small
child. OF Calumet ave. phone =
Hammond. 21s:tf
Sibley st. Hammond 2:2l III
FOR RENT.3 modern front light
hskpg. rooms. 207 Indiana ave-. phone
1882 Hammond 2:22 :tf
FOR RENT rooms for hskpg.. one
suite for bachelors. 1Ss Plummer
FOR RENT-s very nice light hskpg.
rooms newly decorated. private bath
and entrance Ref req. 4e7 May s..
Phone 2f67 Hammond. 2.ze
FOR Realistically modern furn. apt.
private bath for two people. 429 May
st, Hammond. 2:25:tt
FOR RENT-Modern rooms for gentle
men comfy. 4so4 Barring ave. Ess
chicago. 2nd floor. 1856
FOR RENT front rooms, Turn. for
Douglas st Phone 413s-R Ham. 2:27
FOR RENT-Beautifu modern furnish
ed rooms for hskpg. SIS SO. Holman
st. Hammond 2.It
FOR RtNT--furnlshed nat, nice
rooms steam heat, furnished. Janitor
service. Reasonable. Phone 1921 Ham
Incnd. 2:2I;2
FOR RENT nicely furn. modern light
hskpg. rooms. $50 Alice St, phone
1110-R Hammond E;2l X
FOR RTNT-Two beautifully furnished
rooms In an exceptionally fine home.
hot water heat. min. walk from court
house. Phone cow Hammond 2:27 :
FOR RENT or 3 furn. rooms for
light hskpg.. steam heat. 430s Ma
goun ave, East Chicago. 2:Z Z
FOR RTNT-Furn. room. II West
Carroll st, 2nd floor. Phone 2s3S
Hammond. E26
FOR RENT-wili share five room furn.
Phone 2T47 1149 Garfield st. Ham
mond. zzs;6t
FOR RENT and room suites for
light hskpg 37S \. Holman street
Hammond 2:2S:2
FOR RBNT-yyfli share nicely furnish
cd bungalow with married couple;
good location. 109 W. Williams street,
Hammond. 22S.at
FOR PENT-singIe room on 4th floor
Hammond bldg. Hammond 2:2S:tf
FOR RENT-Nicely furn. bed room.
dining room and kitchenette. one
block from Harbor car line. Phone
125IM Hammond. 2:28 =
FOR RENT-Room. &c Muenich Court.
Hammond. rs
FOR RENT-I4aree front room, hot
water heat, young man preferred. log
t1gaen ~ Hammond 2.22S
FOR RENT-Two light housekeep-
ing rooms: all modern conveniences /.
hot water heat Phone STOW. 46 Car
roll ST., Hammond 2-2S-lt
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; nice and rea-
sonahle. $50 Towle St. Hammond.
2-2S-3t
FOR RENT-Clean UP 70 date fur
uished room on Forsyth ave. hot
water heated Call Hammond 1913 or
12e3M 222-2t
FOR RENT strictly modern light
hskpg. rooms. This suite has two
bedrooms. hot water heat. Phone ] 16.
531 Michigan ave. Hammond FPS
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WANTED--At once. young woman to
represent q responsible Hammond
0rm, in and around community. make
big money State experience and give
reference. Address B-219. care Times,
Hammond 2:27:3
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FOR RENT rooms for hskpg one
suite for bachelors. l8s Plummer
AZ TIa m m nr6 -
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FOR RENT-Modern rooms for gentle
men hpnly. 4s04 Barring ave. East
chicago. 2nd floor. 2:25:6
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NOTICE. OF ApMINTsTnArIoN

Dated January 3oth, 1922. 2:14.2l:2
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FOR RENT-Beautifu1 modern furnish
ed rooms, for hskpg. SIS So. Holman
st. Hammond 2.2t
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BARGAINS IN II

six room modern home: furnace heat.
good location, price only $3.50 Good
terms
Modern room home steam heat.
on \. Northcote ave. Price s4.615-
Six room home with furnace heat
basement. etc. Price $4,000 Small cash
payment.
Five room cottage. steam heat. on
y. OIcott, price s2.20o Good terms.
Modern room bungalow. Well built
built-in features; large sitting room.
on n Northcote; price reduced to So,
100. for quick sale.
62Ib f. lot. close in on Ma eoun ave.
Worth $4,000; out of-town owner, will
CHARLES v TERMINI co.
Phone $50 East Chicago. 2:2s:1t
FOR SALE-40 acre farm or for rent.
acres consisting Of truck patch.
orchard. cottage. barn. poultry house
and other farm buildings. For infor
nation write 201 So. Main St. Knox.
Indiana. 2:2s;3t
EXCLUSIVE HOME SITES
On Moraine ave. kenwood, 80 #.
lot east front. Price $1,000. Next to
this lot there is q % It vacant that
can never be improved as YOU have to
have at least so it. 70 build on here.
50 YOU have advantage OF rs feet.
one block north Of school
On West Detroit st. 80 It. lot. south
: or on west Ruth street. 50 IT. lot north
front only $500.
These are the most desirable and
the lowest priced lots on the south
side There are not very many vacant
O cry W. EATON
Real Estate and Insura nee
Specializing in Residential property
i68 Citizens National Bank bldg.
phones Hammond 1872 or 80 FPS
FOR SALE-4 room cottage. cheap. 300
Logan Apply 462 Michigan ave. in
rear. Hammond. go
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FOR RENE front rooms, fuTn. Tor
light hskpg. heated. Inquire u
DouElas st Phone 413S-R Ham. 2:27
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

COAL-Teiephpnes Hammond Cos and
SAB. Calumet Coal and Supply Conn
PAW Hammond 11:20:tf
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WANTED-White girl or woman Tor
Homework, no washing. Apply 1872
First St. Marks Subdivision or call
s247-J Indiana Harbor. 2.27:2
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

Mary Cars popularity is far and
wide. The epithet, the sweetest
woman on the screen" was earned
after her masterful performance in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
THEATRES
AT the Majestic

furnishing artificial light and rain
Tor an otherwise dark and dry CITY
Is Just one of the miracles accom-
plished by NaZimova in her Metro
production of Camille" now show
Ing at the Majestic theatre.
The June Mathis version of the
Dumas masterpiece called for a
street scene on a stormy night. To
obtain the desired effects, even on
the big stages at Metros Hollywood
studio grounds, was agreed to be
impossible.
Director Ray Smallwood called
upon Santa Monica's fire DEPART
ment to produce the supposed i'm
possibilities. A usually u%nfrequented
street in the beach city was selected
lor the scene, a huge group of DOW
erlul lights and a portable electric
pant were concentrated in the
street, and all the water power for
miles about the place was harnessed
Tor the task of producing rain. 1t
was a realistic rainstorm that was
staged along this astounded thor.
oughfare. Several wind-makinr
machines and half a dozen power
plants furnished the necessary mo-
ovation for the storm.
Rudolph Valentino is playing on
poslte Nazimova in Camille" while
Zefhe Tillbury, Arthur Hoyt. Ras
Cherryman, Ruth Miller, ConsueIc
tlowerton and Edward Connolly are
included in the supporting cast
rudolph j. Bergquist was photogra
pher. Natacha Rambova, art direc
tor, and Joseph Calder, technica
director.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

the William Fox triumph. over the
Hill" Now Mrs. Carr, mother OF
SIX delightful children, is scoring a
second huge success in Silver
Wings" another FoX special at the
Ditmas Theatre this week.
In Silver Wings Mrs. Carr
plays the part of a mother whose
joys and sorrows-more sorrows
than joys-wring tears even from the
most hardened and callous.
A simple, beautiful picture OF
American home life. it tells a Story
that should be taken seriously to
heart, for it is hut a perturbation OF
those family tragedies that sur
round us every day.
SILVER Wings had a tremendous
success in New York City. Press
and pulpit acclaimed it as a film
which taught a timely lesson, while
pointing out a moral hat many of
the younger generation would do
well to heed.
During it's run at the Apollo Thea
ire the house was packed day and
night. AT each performance Mrs.
Carr appeared in pes n and delight
ed the audience with her timely II
improvised speecre s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
A THE Crescent

The Crescent theatre offers again
today another vaudeville perform
ance hat is sure to give you enjoy
ment and a photoplay that will
thrill you from the first to the last
scene. The photoplay itself is worth
the price Of admission and shows
Tom Mix in For Big Stakes" The
p~hotoplay is completely filled with
the unexpected situation, such as
Mix riding Tony. his wonderful
horse, through a forest fire to res
cue a beautiful girl and the attach
ing a rope to a house and then to
Tony. who pulls the entire building
over on the occupants. Without ex-
ception the photoplay Is one that
can be enjoyed by everyone.
The vaudeville consists of the fol-
lowing acts: Cliff Nazorror, Broad
ways latest star; White Brothers,
the tip top boys; Harmon and
BRIGGS. hilarious comedy act: the
Three Founders, music, mirth and
melody and the Jones Family, billed
as the musical sailors.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
Coming to the Majestic

II n searched the pages of the
atrical history it would be difficult
to find in them a more distinguished
name than that of Henry E. Dixey.
This exceptionally clever actor has
been responsible for some Of the
greatest successes given to the
American stage. The Man on the
Box" was one of the real big win
ners-made so by Mr.. Dixey's clever
acting and charming personality.
Thousands will agree that MARY
James Pa" was one OF the most
delightful comedies ever seer on the
stage, and this play made famous
by him is still fresh In the memory
of many theatregoers, as Is his mar
velous performance of The Devil
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
CHILD HURT
IN LONG FALL
PIunges From Third Story
Window Now in City Hos
pital-- May Not Recover

Marie Nocleg, nineteen months
old, fell from a third story window
of her home. SO Washington street,
about GAS o'clock last night and re-
ceived a defaced fracture of the
skull and possibly internal inquiries.
Her mother, Mrs. Helen Nocleg, had
put the child asleep near the WIN
dow. The window was open but
the blinds were closed. 1t is thought
that the child either awoke from
It's slumbers and opened the blinds
or else rolled from its little cot out
on the ledge and down to the
ground.
Mrs. Nocleg went to the room to
see how the child was and discov-
cred the blinds open. Looking out
she saw her daughter on the ground
far below.
DR.. Meinzer, who was called, lind
the child taken to the hospital. She
appeared to be in commissions at
first and then lapsed into a serri-
conscious condition.. which state she
was still in at the hospital this NOR
ming. At the hospital 1t was said
that the child was in a serious con-
dition.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

so pronounced was Mr.. Dixey's
success in this play that many COM
panies were sent on tour to reap a
harvest made possible by the praise
sent broadcast by the brilliant crit
les of the delightful performance
that he gave in this comedy drama.
Other plays in which he scored
were The Rivals" THE Outrage
GUS Mr.. Palmer" "One Thousand
Years Ago" and many others. Mr..
Dixey was the first actor to score
long runs in New York, as in
"Adonis," playing six hundred and
three performances in the metropo-
lis.
Mr.. Dixey will be seen here in
1.-THE Circle" the Somerset Maug-
ham comedy, which the Selwyns
have sent on tou with an all star
cast, and 1t is doubtful if this actor
has ever been seen to better advan-
tage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

In order to do this each buyer
was instructed t oseek the best
goods obtainable at the lowest
prices possible, so h a the sale
might be arecord breaking event,
The work of the buyers has not
been in vain and today when one
visits the store and sees the prices
at which the goods are being sold it
will leave in their minds for some
time to come a remembrance OF
Reynolds Brothers, twenty-third
anniversary.
The store. which is one of the
leading department stores of the city,
has been beautifully decorated both
inside and out, for this gala occasion
and special price tickets have been
displayed in all departments, show
ing the wonderful bargains to be OBJ
tanned during the sale.
Reynolds Brothers first began
business in a small store in State
street. For the past twenty-three
the present large store In Smith
street. This building is two stories
high and Is we'll adopted to the use
Of a store of this kind.
The store is under the direct SUI
pervision of George f. Reynolds,
who has always thought of the Gus
toner first and himself last. The
business has been built up along the
lines of square dealings, giving a
dollars worth for every dollar spent,
Mr.. Reynolds adopts the most mod
ern methods in the operation of the
store and although he does not dc
.~-Jthar7ctual buying himself, he keeps
In M6se touch with the market a,
all times. AS he began life as a
clerk he knows the business from
the bottom up and is well able 10
conduct a store to the best interest
of the public.
For many years the slogan of the
Reynolds Brothers establishment
has been 'The Merit Store" and 1t
really is a store of merit as a visit
a not but help to convinve you.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
REYNOLDS PLAN
MONSTER SALE
All Ready for 23rd Annivers'
airy of Founding of Store
Here

For the past ten weeks. the buy
ers, and other employees of Reynolds
Brothers store in this city have been
getting ready for the twenty-third
anniversary, which will be ceIe b.
rated from today until next Monday.
For a time it was a question how
best TO celebrate the occasion and
it was finally agreed that in order to
mako the event one of the greatest
in this history OF the establishment
would be to present to the public a
series of special items at actual
cos. price.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
Sart RankruptCy Move

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Allegine
liabilities of $1,000 900. an ~involun-
tary petition in bankruptcy was flee
in federal court today against the
Gatti-McQuade Company, manufac'
turers of milk products with plants
in ew Jersey and New York. Assets
were lister at SIS, 200.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
DAUGHERTY'S
CASE PUSHED

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Im-
parchment charges against Attor-
new General Daugherty, as the re-
suit of his petition for an injunction
in the cases of striking railway m
p,ayes, as presented to the House,
Monday by Representative Keller,
4 Republican, Minnesota, will be con-
sidered by the judiciary committee
in q meeting tomorrow at which Mr..
Keller will be heard.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15
PaSuuaIa Eentratfa

P~asquala Fellicetta. six years and
i've months old, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
C%ostontino F%ellicetta, of All Law
ton place. died last night. The funer-
al services will be held tomorrow
from Holy Rosary church and the
interment will be in the Holy Rosary
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-15

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-The
Standard Oil Company of New Jer-
sew advanced the price of kerosene
today for exports one-half cent a
gallon. The new price of the bar
relied product is IL cents a gallon.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-10-05
A. Arenson Dead.

Mr.. A. Arenson died at his
home in Baltimore on THURSDAY,
Sept. 28th, and was buried in that
city Friday. He had been in de-
clining health for scme months,
suffering from cancer of the
liver.
Mr.. Arenson was born near
Wilma, Russia, 80 years ago.
When a lad he came to America,
and about 20 years ago he came
to Rockingham and went into
business. He conducted a cloth.
ing store here for a number OF
years and made many friends.
Abe" as every one knew him,
was a most likeable fellow and
our people will learn of his death
with genuine regret. Last Spring
he closed his business here and
moved with his family to Balti
more. His wife and three chill
dren survive.