Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 130, Hammond, Lake County, 21 November 1921 — Page 8

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SPECIAL TO THE TIMESJ south m-:.vi. ixn., Nov. ;i rue bipiffM gathering of Kiwanians in lh; hisMni-y of northern Indiana, la on the ' .ilciidai' tor South Bond the evening of I'i(finiir 1st. It vill be tlio first of a f..-ri's f inter-city meetings which will l'o hoi. I during the winter months. Following the South Bend meeting dates will be pi heduled for other cities in the northern domain, including: Hammond, tt.iry, Valparaiso. TaI'orte, Klkhart, Goshen. Nnppanee. Plymouth, North JWan-i-hi'.-: :.er and Wli'amai'. It is expected to place four hundred covers for thi South Bend banquet, tha menu of which will he fit for kinrs. and the. jirico within the Kiwanian ability to pay. The rropram will have, varied feature!8. Kach club will ho expected to have a rtunt something new and original. "With the versatility of talent in the organization, this feature of the iroKram should be the stellar offering of the evening. There will he vaudeville stunts. sinninr by quartets, and other surprise features, all of which will Ko to several hours of unceasing incrri-

:enl. The intellectual v. :! include

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features of the evo,1:1 address by liov.

1 ..Oi'.urt. of Indianapolis. lieutenant Il.i.ry V,. Hurling', of l.nl'orte, while it is hoped to secure Dr. 1'reston Bradley.

pastor of the l'eopu's church of Chicago. oi;o of the most noted platform orators of the niifhll west, to Kive one of his notable Kiwanian messages, lach club is expected to have a live minute talker to contribute! his m!te to the oratorical aftermath.

PARIS, Nov. For mora than a year there has appeared In France a Journal de Marriages, which prints lonfr lists of "marriageable men and women." This sheet has a bin: subscription list. It is to be thouRh. however, that its columns are not big enough to contain all the names and (lualillcations of "marriageable persons," for quite recently newstands along: the principal boulevards have reserved notice boards for "matrimonia advertisements." They contain such fascinating: formulas as: "Piquant brunette seeks husband." "Affectionate blonde wants to marry." Alsatian and Lorraine widows and women divorced in their favor are lesion. There is also the "demoiselle

fort ji-fiv5 5'ears Tvho only lookH forty-fic, of simple tastes, who would marry a Avidower or bachelor of about forty-five." Then there is the man's side of the board where one may read: "Aged and faithful solicitor, serious, seeks pretty French woman between thirty-five and forty and serious."' There is the "neutral who would Rive happineFS to a younff woman .or widow or divorcee, with dowry." There is the "blonde Dutchman who wants to build up a happy home with pretty French girl." There is the "only son of rich and atjed

parents who seeks demoiselle of good morals." I Crowds gather round such boards and cheer or jeer as the cards are displayed.

others thought he took, kept silent. Then, on September 21, the Bass No. 1 of the Kirby Company came in shot skyhlgh over the derrick and showered the country for acres around with hlgh-grado oil. Of course, then came the chorus of "I told vou so'st" Just how much oil the Kirby well will produce has not yet been determined. It is rated at from 20.000 to 30,000 barrels a day by cold, calculating experts. Those who saw it roar over the derrick the first day said it was a 50,000-barrel gusher. Just row it is capped, while Kirby rushes the Job of getting tankage.

"TRY A TIMES WANT AD"

Had Lost tha Nam. Lktln Edward, aged three ?ar. was busy playing with Milworth, who wns an afternoon gupst. After partaking of some lunch they were about to resume their play, when I overheard KJwarrt pay to Milworth, "Say, kid, what's your name again, I ltt nr

"SLOW UP! "Dangerous Curve Ahead" PARTHENON THEATRE Next Week

John H. Kirby of Houston, Head of New Co. Which Owns "Biggest Gusher."

flNTERNATIONAL NEWS 5ERV1CE1 unemployment conference, isn't out

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Kirby, of Houston, who represented Texas at President IIardinr a job himself. In fact, he has so many that one wonders how he swings them all. Just now the big Job on Kirbys hands is finding a place to put the liquid wealth of what oil men say Is the biut'est gusher of Tesan history.

And thereby bangs a tale. For some months oil men have ' been prospecting around this little ' town. jBy the way, call It Muh-hee-a.) Amonp them were representatives of the Kirby Petroleum Company. A lot ' of business men shook their heads. "Isn't it a shame that John Kirby. ' after an honorable career as million- i aire lumberman, head of the National Lumbermen's Association and the Southern Tariff Association, should dabble In the oil gamo and take the dollars of widows and orphans?" But those who know Kirby and the every "lonp chance" he took, or that

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