Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 25 July 1919 — Page 3

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jS Th spirit of reconstrnction ". Er.matic Canada to repair as quickly as possible the loss and 5 vrreck of war is typified in the 1.,, rebaildinp, more beautiful than -jfe before, of the frreat Dominion PArliainent building ia Ottawa

From the completion of the old buildinjr, the cornerstone of which was laid by the Prince of Wales in 1800, up to its destruction during the present war. it was the crowninjr architectural feature of the capital city, standing oa the summit of

Parliament Hill, whose lime Ftone bluffs rise 150 feet sheer from the river passing through the city. The central tower of the building rose li0 feet from the ground. Opinion is undecided as to whether or not the explosions and subsequent fire which destroed this magnificent structure was the result of a German plot. At any event, all the efforts of the fire fighters were of no avail Now a new parliament house has risen from the ashes and will be a worthy monument to the r.ew era of reconstruction in Canada. The new building is nearly completed with the exception of the main tower, whic'i will stand at the intersection of th walls. The Prince of Wales will dedicate the new parliament building with appropriate ceremonies while on his vi?it c Canada and ths United States this August.

MORE REPORTS OF JULIA WORK SCHOOL

Salvation Army Worker

Finds How Children Are Treated There.

LAPORTE. Inn.. July 2" Th" r.--rrtrts of mismanagement at fh.-- Ju'.m ""o:i; Trainiug School for CnMrn at Plymouth. whi-h hav V--n t;nchr. circulation In LaIVr, are f-ur-taincfl bv Captain A. E. Tr-vitt r.f the Salvation Army, who m i4 a trir to t;e orphanMonday r-prf s.:-n inu thf b.'-ard of ch 'Jrc-n s f tiar-iians rf LaTi-rtfl rountv. Tr-ift left L-iTorte e-nr'iv ;.Ioi:day an-l drov? down to th si-hfo? and upon arriving there ho found no or.e in authority about the ri-:'C with whom he could talk. Not to be so easily turned aside, the captain drove to lv home of Mr?. William McKinney, r.-'tr Bourbon, to interview Mrs. McKln:i-y, whom h know?, and a little sir! she h;i taken into her home from the orphanace. Mrs. McKinney .ctqtfd to f.Tp'ani Tr"vitt 'hat she has had f rhild. vh" is fifteen yarw of ape. fr "nly thrf" months, and in that time V.artly Biined her onnf:rnoe to ?uch an extent that the pirl is not afr-ii') to talk a!oi.-. Ph still shows siens of far whi'di could only hie h. n In.u-ht about through intimidation. "hat t'ne pirl says. alt!otiah she will rot tell non-li lndii-ats that, it is not . (so much brutal tr- am-?st ;is nvreK-mismanaceji'.-m and .! ) s moiivais wliich hae hrrnij-'ht (.bout the present situation. She v;is ;n the i..-j,.ol f.r t-'.ttht years and states th food was " '-ry poor." Sonc.tiine ih olullr n

were pi yen two potatoes a week, but ot'tener only one. The gravy, according to this child, lias no taste but is merely tlur ami water. The girl, also tells how the children are hot allowed to sin?, ta'k. or play i'l the bi lounfflng or "play room." but fiust sit perfectly still for the hour or more they are, in there at a time. Trevitt states that the "Work Home has a bad name in nd around Plymouth amor.K the residents, who Ftatt they would not want a child of theirs left to its mercy.

HOOSIERS VOTE

THE BILL

Senate Will Take Same Action on Dry Question As Did House.

rsPECIAl TO THE TIMES1 xVAPHlN'i'.TOX. July 25. T,esrislation for the enforcement of t'ne prohibition amendment is likely to fro through the senate about as it passed the house. In any event it will not torn" from th senate weakened in any respect. The Anti-Saloon hraiue siys that it is wtdl pleased with the bill passed by the house. "Toe e;tthtienth amendment to the c'onstit ution prohibits the manufacture, sale, transportation, importation and exnortat.on of Tntoxi'-atiiiR liquors for beverasre purposes." said the lrasrue in a statement today. "The congress and the friends of prohibition have been eekir.g the enactment of a. reasonable law enforcement code

that would represent average gentllient of the people of the country to carry into effect the purpose of this constitutional amendment. B'llrve It Itepreen I.nnd. '"We believe that the enforcement of the code just adopted by the house of representatives, except in minor details., does represent this average public sentiment. AVe confidently expect that the details will be corrected in the senate. The house of representatives. In the face of the most determined opposition and widespread propaganda to mis-represent the provision of the enforcement code, has discharge, its constiution.il obligation with credit to Itself and fidelity to the nation." All of the Indiana delegation voted for the bill with the exception of Representatives Purnell. of the Ninth district and Fairfield, of the Twelfth. Both have bePn excused by the House. Purnell beins in Europe and Fairfield because of sn kness in Ms family. Both undoubtedly would have voted for the bill had they been present.

FINAL CLEAN-UP OF S UMMER HA TS Every single Summer Hat hears its lowest price now lower than any of the season. There is considerable wearing time tor these models hut even though you wear one only a few weeks, your purchase will he deeid"dly economical. Our entire stock is included in this clean-up sale of Trimmed Hats embracing all the fashionable styTes and including the popular straws. Hats formerly selling at ij?:.r0 to $18 have been arranged in three reat lots and marked vour choice at

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Miss Bierwagen Dead. The death by tuberculosis of M'.ss Edna M liierwacen. twenty years old, i'auehter of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bierw ai n. occurred at the home. 44S Harrison street. Oi.ry, last evening. Tte deepHsed has been a resident of Oa-y since Its founding and was a favorite annm the younger peopl of the c i t r . Ib r father met death a few years ago by aciident. The remains will be shipped to Ashley, Ind , the birth place of '.hs deceased, for burial, the Gary I'ndertaklns Company having charse.

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That they are copies of Parisian styles which are enjoying popularity just now tends to add further interest to the "savings" which these sale prices present.

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XAU FMANN . WOLF Hamo. iW

FORMER GARY MAN ARRESTED E. Garstin Smith, Now Alleged Anarchist, May Be Deported.

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Your vacation will )e more enjoyable if you will include in your hiu-iic a middy, smou, sweater, kivi and a couple of neat, cool and dainty blouses, all of which you will rind here in bi' variety at attractive pricey. Some of them are listed here as suggestion 'ind to show how little these vacation necessities will cost you. Embroidered Smocks Similar to the odp pictured at the head of the group, made of rose colored jean, yoke embroidered in bright colors. f fy O Iric-d at Paul Jones Middies Mioses" attractive Middy made of white galatea cloth; collar, cuffs and pocket ar 1 rimmed in roe or cadet CO TCt blue. Priced at SJt " Smocks and Middies Sizes 14 to 44, several well known makes, including Joan of Arc and Sis Hopkin?; made of Galatea cloth, lar:e front or with V neck, whire trimmed in pink y or blue. Special JL ,t Silk Slipons at $7.29 Women's and misses' smart new Wk knitted Slip-on Coats. V neck style with sailor collar, fancy weaves: colors are rose, copen, turrpiois. gold, purple and Aw O Q khaki; JS.&S garments ) .iS Silk Knitted Coats Charminp new three-quarter length coats, knitted nf'pure thread silk, sailor collar and sash belt. Colors are American Beauty, Beige and turquois. Priced J 50 Pretty Silk Waists A Eplendid collection of Crepe de Chine and Georgette. Waists, attractive models, hand somely embroidered, values to Ifl $7.50. On sale at Pf.O.Outing Skirts at $2.69 Clever new straight line Skirts of white galatea cloth, with separate belt and patch

rockets; also a number of light colored siitt

plaid skirts; all sizes. On sale

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KAU FM AN N & WOLF - Hammond. Ind.

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EdwanJ 0.irtin Smith, alleged Chicaso anarchist and propagandist, con

nected with ;ary in a sensational way

in its enrly days, was brought back to the city yesterday morning from St. I.ouis. wore he was arreted Wedncsd.iy. Pmit! will be arraigned before Irnmifrratioii Inspector Howard I". Ebey, with a view to deportation. He has been under investigation by the federal authorities for over a year. Smith, who is a British subject, in spite of twenty years' residence In this country, has strong German sympathies, it Is aliened. During: the war he is charged with obtaining money from Germans in this city for the purprse of spreading propaganda. lie ran a publishing business.

GAUY AUTHORITIES AID IN CAPTURE Gary police pr credited with aiding in another capture today, the story of their vieilance extending all the way from Chicago to Omaha. Neb. Sometime as?o a man by the name if J. Uruno of Chicago. 111., stole a r.ew Orerland automobile from a freight ear in Illinois The auto was being shipped t Omaha, Neb., and wa. teniVved with pome accessories ivlilp in trail si l. Kater a man drove the stolen car into a ?aruge in dry. They suspected it had reen stolen and notified the police. Captain McCartney soon had the wires hot and in consequence Bruno is now bcins: held on a provrrnment offense .'or I .taking into a Jreipht car. !: s pr-.hr.iMe that the Gary police ill be (a"tJ at the triai as a wit-

Two Big Specials Are Offered in Men's Clothes

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FOR Saturday and Monday Hart, Schaffner & Marx, Michaels Stern and Society Brand Clothes Included in Both Lots. $27.50 and $25.00 Suits NOW $20 $37.50 and $35.00 Suits NOW $3l

You'll be Avise indeed, if you take advantage of this unusual event and obtain one of the splendid garments presented. Men's and young men's models, of finest woolens, 5mart new patterns, rich colorings. We advise an early visit, as many will undoubtedly sell during the first hours of the sale.

KAU FM ANN & WOLF - Hammond. Ind.

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