Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 44, Hammond, Lake County, 18 November 1922 — Page 8

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It P HRETTO LOGTC AL STUDY OF THE FO 0TB ALL TEAM. E. H. Crowell, supplies.. C 1. Root, supplies; C. U. Hoot, supplies Ueckmsn Bupply Co.. supplies...... Wm. B. Buriord. supplies (office) Julius L. t Schroeder. supplies.... Mstn Gsrage. supplies C. A. Weiss and Son, supplies tiouk Bros., supplies... Inteistate Pub. arvlce Co., servks Crown Point Tel. to., service TOWNBHIP LINE ROAD. .i.t'O Ml. 13 45.68 ie.00 6.5 116.22 132.ti3 20.20 .5 IBS J. D. Elder, witness E. H. Beckman, witness Harry Coleman, witness.... Mike Tannltor, witness James Johnson, witness.... E. C. Elwcll. witness C. H. McCarty, witness... T. B. Hood, witness Body of Charles Green E. E. Evans Feme Miller Belne. clerk... E. K. Ersns. mileage

t New

Robert Thomas, witness .78 Patty Klnculli, witness 76 pd. Ikie Salxman, witness 75 pd. Loco Chidester, witness 75 Ellis Mason, witness .75 J. W. Rodin, witness 75 Body of Nick Kursk E. E. Evana 10.00 pd. Ferne Miller Belne. clerk 4.00 pd. E. E. Evans, mileage .36 pd. John Kowal, wltnesa. ......... . .75 John Smith, witness 75 Body of Joseph Fulska E. E. Evana 7.50 pd. Ferae Miller Belae. clerk 2.00 pd. E. E. Evans, mileage 10 pd. F. L. Schalble, poet mortem.. 25.00 pd. Margaret Kulaks, witness 75 Louise Fulska, witness 75 Ellis be tb Fulaka, witness 75 Body of Steve Fegerty E. E. Evans 7. B0 pd. Feme Miller Belne. clerk 2.00 pd. E. E. Evans, mileage lO pd. Joe Gerglely, wltneas 75 8. J. Gsborle, witness 75 John Davis, witness 75 Body of T. P MePheetera E. E. Evans Feme Miller Belne, clerk E. E. Evans, mileage F. W. Merrltt. M. D.. witness Harry Waddele, witness Wallace Godwin, witness....... G. W. Wtrrlck, witness Body of Stanley Majcher E. E. Evans Feme Miller Belne. clerk...." E. E. Evana, mileage F. W. Merrltt. witness Stanley Wadzinskl. witness H. Kborsen, witness John Uowling, witness Body of L. Overstar E. E. Evans Ferae Miller Betne. clerk.. .Ill E. E. Evens, mileage John Kennlstnn, witness Roy Cole, witness I, W. A. Vnderwood, witness 7.80 pd. 2 00 I'd. 1.00 JHI. .75 pd. .75 .75 .75 7 50 pd 2 00 pd. .10 pd. .75 pd. .75 .78 .75 7.80 x. 2 00 pd. .10 pd. .75 .75 ' .75 ' Thomas Biscc, bal. due on const. 190.00 GRAVEL ROAD CONSTRUCTION. United loud , Co., est. V. K. Wbila ruJ 113,278.00 Cnited Const. Co., est. uo I'edditord road 1. 000.00 F .R. Doll, M. II.. post mortem win essiey. witness Fsrl Nsilor, witness Robert Thomas, witness Pstty Klnculli, witness Ikie Baltsmau, witness 1azo Chidester, witness....... Eliza Mason, witness J. W. Rodin, witness Body of Emmet Carter E. E. Evana Feme Miller Betne, clerk E. E. Evans, mileage Cnited Const. Co., est. on Junes i ISO. 00 James Brsnuock, est. on Walls road 4.0UU.00 CiMirtrlght, Heiney and Wheeler, t. on Xomsnson road 22,800 00 Louis b'ertlni, insp. Reppa rosd, Ki.'i.oo Gosrlp of Staff Cunvspaufois tiooy or Jim ruseley E. E. Evana (omitted on els Ira left over from Ang.) F. R. Loll, M. D., post mortem Ss'oo'pi' GEORGE W s-ftrswv ctf fmrid Centers cf Population

.75 .75 .7.1 .75 pd. .75 pd. .75 .75 pd. .75 7.60 pd. 2 OO pd. 1.20 pd. 26.00 pd. .75 .75 .75 .75 pd. .75 pd. .75 .75 .75 7.60 pd. 2.00 pd. 1.20 pd. 25 00 pd. .75 .75

1.15.00 So.tm 8(13.00 140.00 63 00

F. R. Poll, M. V., post mortem A7IU Vesely. witness Ksrl Nallor. witness naTor tare Conaty Indians.

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BT IWVTD M. CHUWCH f STAFF CORRESPOHDENT I. N, SERVICE

tioa Is roll of nolM. British, politics

Is foil ot quiet.

The British Bmpdrs t.m.1 Jnet been

in the midst of a crest election cam

paign but to the American eye there

- is a notable paucity of red fire, cam

palrn propaganda aad election an

bexa.

The British ar as dignified In

their politics as they are In every

thing eJs. The campaigners make

set speeches from public platforms

and let it ro at that. The floods of

interviews and vordy, gossipy con

trover! that characterise Ameri

can politlas ars missing in British politico. Politicians are not ap

proached by English newspapermen

to they are as hard to locate while asking of flee as they are when they

attain office. The interview Is frowned upon in England, even in

poll tic a It's an occasion for great consideration when an English poli

tician la asked to grant an interview,

There is, of course, some 'foaby

fclssing" among the smaller candl

dates, bat the "big boys'' are too

dignified to stoop to this. There Is never an oocasion when the big candidates rides In the engine cab while his special train Is being

whirled on to the next speaking stop. Everything Is official, and British officialdom works slowly. For instance, when Bonar Law accepted the Premiership he went to Buckingham Palace at 5:30 in the afternoon to Inform the King that he would accept the task of forming a minis try. Everyone knew the Bonar Lawwas accepting, but yet no official con firm at Ion of his acceptance was obtainable until the Court Circular was issued at 10 p. in. on the Fame bight. No official would murmur a word of confirmation until the official Court Circular was issued. It's s very secret and a very official business, British politics.

Whatever may be the result of the coming British elections, the next session of the House of Commons is going to be interesting. David Lloyd George will undoubtedly serve in the role of leader of the opposition; and he will be supported by no less a person than Winston Churchill. Lloyd George Is not out of the limelight. He may win his way back to Ten Downing Street through the House of Commons, and his efforts in this direction will be most interesting.

Marcel, the man who claims Tame for having invented the hair a-ave which bears his name, la eourting trouble. Marcel arose In public and announced that "bobbed

hair looks silly, frivolous and too mannish." Straightaway Marcel heran to feel the reaction and it looks is though he Is In for trouble.

CHANNEL

ISLANDERS

WRATHY; OBJECT TO PLANS OF NEW LORD

233. : 6.60

00

Dean Inge known as the "Gloomy Dean" because of his rather unoptiBiistlc outlook on life has lifted the Bd and looked Into the botton of the kettle of British aristocracy. The Dean is convinced by his observations that the so-called old families lo not have any Intrinsic superiority. This is a blow to the old families and aristocracy has been on the rerge of an uproar because the Dean ivers that "fine manners can be obtained through a university training" which "will often efface all traoes of plebeian origin In a 6inrle generation." This Is rather hard for British, aristocracy to swallow.

Listen to fhissLondon police force n too perfect. That Is the Judgment rt Judge Atherly Jones. The clock rork police system of London has become so perfect that It defeats Ks own objects, the Judge says. Policing London is done so methodlally that the crooks and burglars

mow just where every policeman in the city is at a given time, the Judge intends, and this gives them a fine rportunity to carry cut their lll-

rai wont

t INTER NATIONAL NEWS 8ERYICI

-uu-. .-nov. inhabitants of

two tiny Channel Islands Hera.

area 220 acres, and Jethou, area, 4 4 acres are up in arms against the

conduct of their new Laird Comp-

ton jaacKeniie. famous navelist.

rney hav eheen believing that he

Intends to close the Islands to their ordinary summer visitors nad In

stead erect a casino for his own

rlends. Mackensie eays they are laboring

under false Impressions.

"I have leased the Islands from

the Crown." he says. "Under the

case visitors have a prlvlege"

not a 'right' to land in Herm and

Jethou on two dsys a week, paying

a toll of twelve cents each, of which the Crown receives four cents and I the toher eight. It would be neither to my interest nor to that of the .300 inhabitants to keep out visitors. "It is untrue that I Intend to convert the islan ls into a casino. What I am doing is converting the little Mermaid Tavern Info the Mermaid Inn. where a dozen paying guests can enjoy the air. shooting, fishing

and in the future a game of golf. "What I am aimln? at Is the establishment of a little country club on American lines. I only fant the islanders to reiy on my personal good will." The Inhabitants of the little Channel Islands still regard themselves as Independent of Great Britain. They etlll hare their own governors, lawa and cutrous language

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WJ wiecesful season. They lave closed more than a doren hows with their vitrollo pens Ko rfty In the world depends upon draat!o critics for theatrical Judgment is does London. The critics can U-l or make a show and the theatrical managers know it The Strand theatre is a fair example of :he efficiency of the dramatic critics tor the Strand has had three attraction in four weeks. The critics lidn't like -The RIrt. .J" rrench piece closed. Then came pother little French plec, called Zozo anj the crJt!c, dMn.t Uke Ihls either, so "Zoio" closed. Then tame an English version of the meriean success "Angel Face" The critics raged about banalities of Imerlcan wit, the lack of originality in American music, and generally gave -Angel Face" a terrible reception. -Angel Face" lasted thirteen nights. At the same time 'An Island King" a mustcal comedy uritten by British writers, was proluced. The story was old, the music It' was admitted was mediocre

ma tne lyrics were none too sparkling, but the Union Jack was frejuently waved. Tho critics were Hind to "An Island King" and it prospers. Whatever else may be said of Enylish dramatic critics, they are at least patriotic.

CLARA PHILLIPS FOTJtfD GUILTY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE LOS ANGELES, Nov. 18. A verdict of guilty of murder in the second degree was brought In yes

terday against Clara Phillips In the

"hammer murder" of Mrs. Alberta

Meadows. The verdict carries with

It imprisonment of from ten years to life. The verdict was reached after the Jury had been out almost twentyfour hours. Defense Attorney Burt Herrington announcsd Immediately that ha would appeal the case to the higher

courts.

COMMISSIONER'S ALLOWANCES October Term, 1922.

.Hood' carife, tdl aervlre KntlTBt A Koni'ber. dfdg. paupers.. Chris Mu, rant cf Co. Ajt.'s office Jsmes Llark, sslary aa com John H. CIauasn, sslnry ss com.. George . fcirhssf, salary as com.. Crown PolDt Tel. Co., service. . . .

ni. E. Thltaker, (.om.'s court bailiff 12;

Joseph E. Crown, eaL aa Co. Aty.. Crown Point Tel. Co.. aerrlce 3. 8. Crawford, rent for Co. AtT.'s

office Gar.r Cect. Realty Corp.. rent of prosecution Atty.'a office Crown Point Tel. Co., service Illinois Bell Tel. Co.. service Dr. K. P. Kale. sal. aa Health Corn. Loran KcritcbfleM. antitoxin for loaid of health ATTENDANCE OFFICERS. Fred T. ltie, attendance wtirlt.... Fred T. lus, expense J. B. Bleeder, stt.1. work and exp.. Ktr ah Sttig-ht, attd. work and exu. Irene Van Wyke. attendance work Karl 8. Griffin. at:d. work and exp. II.IdoIs lirll Tel. Co.. s-rrice B. E. Ilonkins, at'd. work and eip. C. H. Surge, attd. work and exp. ASSESSING. James Clements, tal. aa assessor North rwp lames Clements, office expense Minnie Clements, deputy Julius Kxudzinskl. deputy (ieorx-e H. I-evils. deiutv James I. Iay, deputy ,. Bose Ttubbler, deputy Mildred Ott. deputy rj: M. Hall, clerical Joseph W. D'insiuc. office rent

John McFadden, sal Assessor Calu

met two

S. 8. McFadlen. deputy

Vernon H. Lebman. deputy

Martin J. iJwyer. deputy

James C. Flannerr, deputy Cbas. N. Grego-y. deputv rjla M. Hall, clerical...".

Roman, office rent i.'o on

IT. A. IoIan. supplies Illnlols Bell Tel. Co , aarvlce Gary Clean Towel Frv , towel sup.

COVETS.

Crown Point Tel. Co., serv. Clr. Ct. Illinois Bell Tel. Co.. serv. 8up. Ct., No. 1

Illinois Bell Tel. Co., serv. Rep. 6np. Gt.. 1 and 2 R. C. Grey, sttn Ct. Uep.'s mach. Illinois Be'l Tel. Co., erv. Sup. Ct , No. 3 ; Illinois Bell Tel. Co., serv. Sup. Ct.. No. 3 Crown Point Tel. Co.. ser. Crlm. Ct. Human, bamuelson & Lrpskl, rent Superlcr Ccurt Hide., Gary Illlno's Bell Tel. Co , serv. to Prolatlun Officer ERRONEOUS TAXES. Jospb Zebrowkkt, erron, assmt... Tom Mrscek., Jr.. erron. tax sale.. Geo. A. Van Bunk-Irk, erron. assmt. COURT. HOUSE. Han Steeb. Janitor Chloa Ross, assistant Janitor Cbas. Bubrlnc. Janitor Walter BuhritiR. assistant Janitor.. Win. II. Gray. Janitor C. A. Weiss & Hon. supplies

C. A. McWayne. labor A. E. Turner, labor, etc Wm. II. Linton, labor anl material Cnsa. .1. Miller, labor and materials Rudolib Bros., supplies, etc Peter Huber, supply of roal Arms Cbrmlcal Co . supplies Associated Mfgrs. Co . auoolles J. .J Ruff, supplies C. J. Kramer, supplies fcrh'.emmer Bros., supplies Wm. Steeb. supplies Peoples Rdw. Co., supplies John Wedell, labor City of Hammond, water rent.... No. Ind. Ga 4e Klec. Co., service.. Interstate; Fob. Serv. Co.. serrlce.. Gsry CWan Towel Ferv., towel sup. Gary Clean Towel Serv.. towel sup. Cbas. XaBsau, towel mij.plv JAIL. Mrs. w. n. Olds, matron W E. Bnrrls, eniflneer Adolrh Hansmanrj. asst. engineer Ir. J ,K. B?sckstnn, med. services C. U. Root, supplier C. A. McWsyne. labor, etc Jnllns I.. F. Schroeder. labor Honk Bros . labor, etc Chag. J. Miller, labor, etc

48 0t) Tittle Bros. Packing Co., supplies.. ine.PS 1ST, 60 Robert Johnson, supplies tin. 28 2-".W J- M. Ludwig. supulltj f.r,.(Xi

Arnuld Kull. supplies.. 1.1161 P. W. ftrueblK, supplies

C. A .WeUs A pun, supplies 141. ."2 Swift sod Co , supplies ." .1:0 t heddell and Wendt Brcs., surpllcs 4fl .".9 W. H. Tutblll. coal 8M 68

250.00 t hemo Company, supplies t'0.X)

6.30 Standard Oil Co., SUndard Oil Co. 77.77 I Wni. II. Linton, burial of poor... 83. 00 84.00 t Interstate Pub. SerT. Co.. serrlce 127 09 I Crown Point Tel. Co., service 10.36 41 Ml Then Tieloge, blacksroitbtnfr 91. f 8 fl.73 I EXPENSE SCHOOL FUND LOANS. 11.r'E. K. "ole. sppraising Nichols loan . R 00 101 .18 IK. H. Crowell, spprg. Mrbols losn 3.00 J. P. Crawford, apprse. Nichols Ipso fl.00 4 TO F. R. Mott, apprsg. l'ennlnirton loan 8 SO j F. K. Mott, appraising Mott loan.. 3.15 100 on K. K. Mott. appralBing Boms losn 3.15 S "S A. II. Tapper, appisg. Pennington loai I'.'H .13 A. JI. Tapper, appraising I'ennlng-

iau.1.") ton loan 8 80

A. I. Tspper, apprsg. Mott loan '8 15 A. H. Tspper, apprsg. Boms losn 8.15 TOWNSHIP POOR RELIEF.

VTm. E. Vater, relief In North tw-p. 2.6CS S5 Alex M. Boyd, relief in Hobs twp. 15.00

H. F. Battermao, relief in Center

township 139 9

Earl C. Pulver. relief In West Creek tr.v-n.hin 147.18

141.50ln. o. Burnbam, relief In Cedar T.t8 Hi j Creek township HJ.91 l;:8 0O j BOARD OF CHILDREN8' GUARDIANS. I3S.no I Katberlne E. Lynch, sal. as Hec.

assistant J. E. Prevo. insp. Bielefeld rosd.. J. J. Tssiher, lnp. J. B. Berg road II. S. Belton. insp. Walls road... Henry Rosenthal, insp. A. F. Brown road Roy C Hutcblnsun. Insp. Glesson No. 2 road Arthur Goodrich. Insp. Goodrich rd. F. A. Fuller. Insp. Nomsnson rd. J. S. Pine. Insp. White rosd lfcac Van Tramp, insp. of material V bite road list son. Carter. Ross and McCord, leital opinion Eofftn rosd UatKOn. tsrter. Kosn and McCord, legal opinion Fedler road Mstson, tarter, Koks and McCord, legal opinion Bleker road Mstson, tsrter, Koss aud McCord, legal opinion Melcber road Matson, Carter, Ross and McCord, legal opinion Sutton rsd Matson, Carter. Rosa and McCord, legal opinion Lottea road Matson, Carter, Ross snd McCord, legal opinion llowklnson road.. John H. Claussen. insptg. roads. . Geo. M. Foland, gravel road trnsts. Geo. M. Foland. gravel road trnsts. Jofeph E. Brown, examining Walla rosd petition Joseph E. Brown, exsmlning White road petition Joseph E Brown, examining Glesson No. 1 road petition Joseph E. Brown, exsmlning Gleason No. 2 road petition J. Will Belirhaw, Button road ptn. J. Will Belsbaw, Blxenman road petition Twin City (Sentinel, notice of Coffin road letting Twin City Rentlnel, notice sal of Walls road bonds Twin City Bentlnel. notice sale of Kie!efeld road bonds Twin City Sentinel, notice sale of c, lenton No. 1 road bonds Twin City Sentinel, notice sale cf ; lesson No. 2 road bonds Twin City Bentlnel. notice, (ale of Wblte road benda Gary Post-Tribune, gravel rd. not. Lowell Tribune, notice to taxpayer (Blxenman road t Star Publishing Co., notice bond sale various roads Wm. B. Burford. supplies of gravel road bonds Win. B. Burford. Walls eravel road

hoods 132.50 Wm. B. Burford, Wblte gravel road fond 213.C0

ni. u. Olds, posting entire Blien-

8 00 ! M.l'O !

84 00 125.00 Boi.eo 40 CO 0 00 23.00 S8.00 9A 00

40.00 ,'

a. oo

208 fiO I 105 O0v

140.00 10.00 10.00 10 00 10 00 75.00 75.00 100 4 00 4.00 4 00 4.00 4 00

14.40 4.1B t

15.80

263.00

I

mso road

8 50

GRAVEL ROAD REPAIRS. ' Clarence M. Eder. superintendent. . 208 00 Clarence M. Eder, mlscls. expense 8.SO P .J. Flnswetler. lslr 4sO 40

A. Ki:boume. labor 167.50

Joho Sehobert. labor

Tet-r ran WUIigan. labor. C. C. fihearer. labor

rr.s.io 8S8 00

845.18

of board

138.00 Katherlne E. Lynch, expense f'O.Oo ! uLctii Myers, special aeent 63.00 j Thyts J Edwards, special agent.. I Marguerite Cannon, clerk 250.00 ' Garv Bldg. Co., office rent 156.00 I Illinois Bell Tel. Co., service 144 00 IMluola Bell Tel. Co.. service 144.00 ORPHAN 8. 138.oo . sisters of God Hhephcrd, care ox

175 0 42 88 r,0 (0 60 (1 00.00 25.00 11. 4K W.SO

Ancient Spanish Coins Are Found in Postliole INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CINCINNATI. O.. Nov.A dozne Spanish and Mexican silver coins Were discova-ed at Anderson's Ferry ear here, the other Cay by J. c. B. Bromer while he was digging- a po3i lole . The coins, found four feet Imderground in a rusted tin cup, fc-er all in perfect condition, al'toousrh loms of them ar amore than

l?0 years old.

dork 12,668.67 r'has J Rr,ro, .V.r.ii.

H. L. Wheaton, expense 28.38 KcMemmer Bros., supplies. '. '. ' Wm. B. Burford, supplies , 890 U6 vm. Steeb , supplies Wm. B. Burford. supplies 621.83 ( A Weiss A Son. supplies..!!!!! Wm. B. Burford. supplies 232 SO vy. H. Tutblll. annnltea. . . .

Crown Foint Tel. Co., service 21.25 Prheddeil & Wendt Bros.. sutr.He.

Illinois Bell Tel. Co., service 13.20 Ror. nrnir Co ..nn'ie.

Illinois Bell Tel. Co.. service 38 15T. M. Tatterson. .nnnlir. "

Western Union Tel. Co.. service .1.75 i Interstsfe I'uh Ken- c.." i-re.

G. M. Foland. aal. aa Co. Aud 1,300.00 Crown Point Tel. Co.. serri-e ". ti. M. Folaud. . postage, telegrams, Atlsntlr- rlnt Co mnnii..

tc 39.68 nrTrnTtnw nsr "

Wm. B. Burford, surre 711.28 Mrs. H. O. Rockwell, mstron Crown Point Tel. Co.. service 35.30 I Mrs. H. O. Rockwell, expense R. B. Bradford, sal. as Co. Tress.. 1,750.00 ! r-r .T C Gihhs merttt

Wm. B. Burford, supplies 192.30 r;. D. Root, supplier ! ! Crown Point Tel. Co., service 23.15 John P. Miller, supplies

Wm. C. Rose. sal. as Co. Rec 458.33 Chas J. Kramer, supplies Wm. C. Rose, 80 per cent of fees w. H Tutbill. supplies

less salary 1,750 87 ' vt Tino Ron. .,ir.!.

Wm. C. Rose, postage 63 5 Arnold Roll, supplies !..!!!! Wm. B. Burford. supplies 1.002.15 , srh..i. it a ti-.-if n,. ...ii

Crown Point Tel. Co., service 6.75'Antcn Monlx. si;prls. . . .'

Wm. H. Olds, salary ss sheriff 875.C0 . p. Geisen & Sons, supplies W m. H. Olds, attending romrs. ct. . l'MJ I Honk Pros., supplies and labor...

vim. n . urns, wasning ror prtsrs.. inj (i ' r. A. Welcs i Son. supplies . Wm. II. Olds, dieting prisoners 5,401.60 wm. H. Linton, suarlies. etc

Crown Point Ltucdry, service

Wm. U. t'lds. stamps and tele

v. m. B. Burf-.rd. upplies Crown Point Tel. Co , service Illinois Bell Tel. Co., service lilinuig Bell Tel. Co., srvice Thos. A. PIstt, nnsrer print expert. . Ray Seely, gal. as Co. SurveTor... Nellie Taylor, P. 0. box rent Wm. B. Burford, supplies Illinois Bell Tel. Co., service Crown Point Tel. Co . service Alden L. Strode, deputy Frank A. Blocker, helper John IToffman. helper Wm. H. Wor.'ey, helper Nellie Taylor, clerk Main garage, service to surveyor. . Newman's Garaee. serv. to surveyor A. E. Condon, supt. of schools A. E. Coodon, postage, etc Crown Point Te!. Co., service A. E. Condon, trav. exp. In Co. E.lna E. Siems, deputy W. E. Blsck, sal. ss Co. Afseesor.. Ida Heckelnian, deputy Crown Point Tel. Co., service W. H. Hay. sal. as Co. Sealer

Groivn. Eoiut TteL. Oo... serrlce

wk.

P4 6o r;e"ree Rlrhards. labor..

11)20 interstate Pub. Serv. Co.. service.. 12.20 Crown Point Tel. Co.. service 1rt as POOR. ASYLUM. 200.00 nouk Bros., labor, snd material.. 375.00 Charles Pe'shaw. superintendent.. 60 Charles J. Be'shaw, expense 33.60 Mrs. Chas. J Belfhsw, matron

Merle Belfhaw, bo-ikkeepcr. . . . 7 00 Clayton Belshnw, farm & Inst.

.m.(i i3n Blocker, farm manager 1"0.00 Esta Neylon. nurse 100.00 Ro.-e CummlnKs, cvk 1 ''0 : F.melfa Gr. iner. housework 74. r5 j Emtlie ThOTe. hiuneworfc... 7-60 Marshall Nichols, fireman 46 88 i Bert Cummings. mechanic, etc.... 375.00 Patrick Neylon. care of cell house D.tXi 1 L'. Titts. farm labor 10.15 I W. H. S. haffcr. care T. B. Cottage 30.05 Mose Lsn.lr.v. painter 120. oo j w. M. Wood, nict wat"h 183.33 C has. J. Kramer, supplies 100.00 C. p. Root, supplies 17.45 H. Wenlel, supplies 125.00 T. M. Patterson, lsbor and sup.. 3-00 I Tittle Bros. l acking Co., auppllea

rhlldren 414.00

Whites Manual Labor Inst., csre of children ! 484 68

4.80 ,juiia E. Work Training School, care 88 55 of chi'dren 1,188.00 J -5 : Children's Aid Society of Ind , care I of children 4,491.00 4.50 8t. Vincent's Orphan Home, care j of children 128.00 8.00 I Xora Harris, rare of children 122.50 Msrgsret MscNetl, care of children 37.00

12 50 ! Margaret o Mars, care of children 6 5U Theresa Pado, tare of children.... ! Mollis Vater, care of children p!Anra Ihnat, care of children ' Nellie Wllk. care of children.... 8 80 ! llar-tha Basinskl. care cf children.. 6.20 Auna Bodnar. care of children i Edith Schroeder. care of children.. 200 00 j Mary Benecak. care of chi'dren.... ; Mary Moredicb, care of children.. B.40 i Florence Kisb, care of children.... I Victoria Wietecbce. rare of children 80. 40. juiia Zlatcnlk, care of chi'dren.... 40 28! Katie Janowskl. tare of children.. 7--9 j Anna Matlon, care of rhlldren I Barbara Gunerch, care of chCdren.. 110.00 Anna LaPoIla. care of children 75.00 ; Matilda Lit ber. care of children 110.00 ; Barbara Kalamir, rare of children.. 70. 00 'Katie Lutz, tare of children 75 (H) jda Harris, care of children 103.16 I Annie Fujko, t are of children n .95 j Pelie Foley, care of children 20 20 Eianceska Markowskl, tare of chil23 73 f iri.a la9"iMsry Veloch. csre of children 13.:;( aianda RtiKlck. care of children.... i in.L'3 Louise I.u-"fc. care of child'en "".OO Jennie Mcllratb, care of children.. 2. 34 May Oliver, care of children ."0.M Fraucrs Simmers, care of children.. ?4..':3 Constautia Splroff, care of children 15. CO kisry Weber, care of children Autonla Macliukowskl. csre of chllW dren 6.00 ' Iora Meodock. care of children... 25.12 Salome Ritter, care of children.... 33.35 fsdle Hemphill, care of children... J5o Acnes Nalezny. csre of children.. 5 TO lma Harrington, care of children. 3. SO , (lara Rakow, care of children.... 6.0'J i Antonla Swelzynskl. care of chilI dren 00 ) FAIR GROUNDS. IW.OO fasper Telebor, csretaker 7iV(rf Fred, Ruf, insursnce 100.00 Rudolph Bros., lsbor. etc T-62 Rudolph Bros., labir. etc " OR ! waiter Kussmaul. labor 2S.00 j (!,. McWayne, labor POjSchraal aud Seberger, supplies.... ,,r ' J. I.. F. Schroeder. lsbor 83.37 i Vernon Psrry, supplies 7.V01 i cbas. McWsyne. Inspector

"', Lake Co. Agr. Soc.. fair premiums 3. 0i0. 00 4 f" PUBLIC ADVERTTSINa. 68.30 Hohsrt Gazette, wmi. nllowsnces

nj.-.':. 1 Aug. 1322 rr.80 Flobsrt (iar.ette. notice for bids.. 25.05 ,sr- Post-Tribuue. notice for bids 51. 7o .Gary Post-Tribune, notice bids for 64.52 j supplies "''15 (Lake County Times, notice for bids 06 .' INSANE. Schlemmer Bros., clothing, etc.... 123frfl ELECTIONS

21J-87 Oe. M. Foland. rec, lists faro.. 1.09.62 31' oo -wm. B .Burford, supplies for rag. C52.70

' ioie lrug Co., supplies 40.87 ! Sidney Ainswortb. per diem as cus8 63 todian voting machines 7.02 j Gary Transfer and Storage Co., 28.11 . storage of -voting machines 8 01 Lowell Tribune, not. of registrstlon lO.O.I ijohart News, not. of i-a'istvsMnn 20 0 , ii,.,bsrt Gsiett". not. of reeistration J'-7! EMPLOYEES. 10 fi., i j-rank Rich, cleaning streets 6 M j TUBERCULOSIS HOSPITAL.

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of 'e S, 503. 50 DITCHES. Wm. B. Burford, bonds MeConnell

aitcn io. 2 Wm. B. Burford, bonds Singleton ditch No. 3 BURIAL OF SOLDIERS. ETC Wm. H. Linton, burial of Margaret Meyer BONDED BRIDGES. Matson. Carter. Rots and McCord, opinion in "fourteen bridges'..', Olo E. Nichols, estimate on seven'

small brtdees 6,000 00 BRIDGE REPAIRS.

M. P. woodwsrd. superintendent. Cbas. Collins, foreman

it.OO ' John Collins, foreman .. f o CO 'Walter Metsch. labor !!

Mike Schuster, labor 411.28 Marlon Baker, labor 341.65 Joe Bohllng. labor 6P0.5O Go. Goff. labor 662.00 Howard Slocomb, labor 872!21 Richard Woodke. labor 851.85

I'eter K. Tore. labor Jack Weiss, labor Main Garaee. surplles C A. Weiss snd Son. supplies.... The irhlte Co.. supplies Wm. H. Burford. supplies CORONER'S INQUESTS. Body of June Delight Feltzer E. E. Evans Is Repp, clerk E. E. Evans, mileage Marlon Houser, witness Irene Bates, witness... Body of E. J. Coy E. E. Evans Ferne Miller Belne. clerk E. E. Evans, mileage C. W. Tarrlngton, M. P.. witness G. W. Grafford. witness William Corbett, wltneas E. J. O'Brien, witness James Connelly, witness...... P. E. rnfer, witness J. I. Elder, witness E. H. Becker, witness Harry Coleman, witness Mike Tsnitor, witness I. James Johnson, witness E. C. El-s-ell, witness C. H. McUkrty. witness P. B. Hood, witness

Body of Elmer C. Lubs E. E. Evsns 10 00 pd. Feme Miller Peine, clerk 4 oo pd. E. E. Evans, mileage., 50 pd. C. W. Tarrlngton. M. D., wit. .75 pd G. W. Grafford. witness 75 William Corbett, witness 75 E. J. O'Brien, witness 75

James Connelly, witness.... P. E Pfifer. witness

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Building Your Credit

The Directors of this BanE are personally interested in helping you to increase your capital and establish a sub

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Your profit-earning capacity and business opportunities will increase just lo the extent that you can command credit at the Bank. , A growing Bank balance builds credit, and it is this fact that a Bank's officers are guided by in extending credit. Hie onry way you can hope to build capital and improve your credit is by keeping down your expenses so that you will have & surplus to deposit in the Bank. We are always glad to have an opportunity to make your banking problems easy, pleasant and profitable. Is there anything we can do for you or your friends?

SfCammond W. G. PAXT0N. President FRED R. MOTT. Vice President

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FRANK HAMMOND. Sec-Treas. " H. J. GESCHEIDLER, Asst. Sec-Treas.

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Ilerschel Morgan, labor (ieorge Cssey, labor Harry Nlrhols. labor . Thss. Pbllllrs. labnr John C. Davis, labor Cande Btanley. labor ' Wllbnr Lumber Co., supplies .. Wilbur Lumber Co., supplies.. Vernon Tarry, supplies

130 oo 138 no 126. OO 103.50 103.50 103.60 103 50 90.00 fro.on 22.50 f.8 27 77.22 48. 78

The alert business man dealing with present day condi tions knows that the big word today is 'Turnover." Whether he be a merchant, manufacturer, jobber, or banker, he sees that one thing with a clear vision unbiased by the limits of his own business. It is in the air, and on the tip of every tongue. And yet many of them--entirely too many are thinking on only one side of Turnover. They think of it & meaning rapid selling putting money in and getting it out quickly and at a pro&L They realize that they must put greatly increaed efforts back of aS their plans for selling and distribution. The other half of Turnover is the consumer. All selling plans and efforts fail if the consumer doesn't want to buy. His desire for the product must be created. He must meet the seller half way. He must be in a mood to buy before the salesman meets him across the counter.

.That is the function of Advertising to create consumer demand and consumer preference. With this demand a3 a fact all selling plans have a chance to succeed. Without it they fail. The only chance for salesmanship to succeed without an existing demand 13 for salesmanship to assume the task that belongs to advertising the task of creating demand. If the present efforts that are being put into selling were amply supported by a corresponding effort to create consumer demand through Advertising, the business conditions of this country would be rapidly changed into an era of great prosperity in spite of Old World coo dkiocs and everything else. The proof of this? is b the fact that right now, under these very conditions, the manufacturers who are putting proper emphasis on creating a demand for their product, as well as selling it. are doing a big business and are actually getting th high turnover that others are trying $9 strenuously to get through intensive selling.

fToblished by tke Lake Cosaty Times, in co-operation with The Americait Association of Advertising Agencies