Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 13 September 1919 — Page 10

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yam US SHOT MACON I3DT WWL . 'l"TJE"fcT10NAl NfS SERVICE MACOX via. it 14. After a night of terror in the neighborhood of Mill - of the Bibb Manufacturing Co darlnj wV-rh there were several ngrht tr uble was renewed ani two girls, Jen-rii-Le. riHlni-re and Delia Allen were f-Mously wounded . by pistol shots and r. rr-jvtrl to a hospital. The mill, which rein-r-.td orcr: Mon last Monday, was oiof.2 lOilcvuig the shooting. The polire s. . Tied unable to cope with the situa-! tion. A biff automobile truck, filled with mill v. :r.v -s. v-as en route to the mill when t h J; i-t.-r was commanded by a man v.-ith, a ,rjn to stop. Instead the driver it. on more speed and then followed a fusilade of shots.

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Jennie le Gillmore and Delia Allen were badly hurt. The police are lnvcstlKatini". Mrs. W. T. Crosby, wife of a mill foreman, .fired six shots into a crowd of strikers and sympathizers who figured in a riot in front of her home. The shooting' followed several hours of terror in which Mrs. Alice "Wheeler and her daughter. Mrs. Sallie Brooks, were whipped in their own homo in Hazel St.. and several other persons beaten in their home and others threatened. Mrs. Crosby claimed that she fired because the mob threatened her life. She and her five children have been working at the mills.

THE POLITICAL WORLD IN INDIANA vJl" BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL1 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Sept 13 The campaiRn for the republican nomination for governor of Indiana is now under way in earnest. "With the keynote speeclif Kdgar D. Bush at New Albany! i music without the ? i , , . different. Tt i mnM $165.00 - jjwuwuOj vi v o5

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de MsrchJenne mnd wife aippH ob New York. Mr. Jackson in his formal announce ment took the stand that a candidate should not announce a personal platform but should pledge himself to carry out whatever provisions his party sees fit to make in its platform. Mr. Bush, on the other hand, comes out with a strong personal platform, opposing the present administration for what he terms its tendency toward "centralization." Mr. McCray has simply announced that he will be a candidate nn has made no indication of the stand he. will take. Mr. Jackson was elected secretary of state in 1316 on the same ticket with Gov. Goodrich. When the United Stat- s declared war on Germany he resigned and enlisted in an officers' training camp at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. He left the service a major. He Is the only soldHr candidate being jcr'ously considered. A peculiar feature of the race is that Mr. McCray and Mr. Jackson both live In the Tenth district. Better call up The Times and have it sent to your house every night. Then you'll be sure it will be there.

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WOMEN'S SILK SWEATERS One lot of women's silk sweaters, slightlv soiled; $0.00 values. Special $5.00 WOMEN'S SPRING COATS One lot of women's spring coats, odd sizes; worth up to $22.50. To close out onlv $ 1 S.OO WOOL SERGE SKIRTS All wool serge skirts,. navy and black with pockets and button trimmed. Spe'"'""$9.75 WASH WAISTS Wash waist?, plain white and striped materials. slightly soiled; worth up to $2.50. Special $1.00 LADIES' FLANNELETTES Ladies' Flannelette Night Gowns, worth 81.50, for LADIES' APRONS Ladies' Cover-All Aprons, nice assortment of patterns; regular price $1.69. fepecial 1.48 KIMONA APRONS Kimona Aprons, light colors in striped and checked materials; $1.48 values for $1.00 LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES Ladies' percale house dresses, in blue and gray, riek-raek trimmed, at onlv $2.9S CHILDREN'S ROMPERS Children's flannelette rompers, 2 and 6, for 79c CORSETS One lot of corsets, broken sizes, good materials, in flesh and white; regular $2.50 values, for 2.00 BLANKETS Infants' blankets, in pink and blue; worth $1.25, for $ 1 jQO . INFANTS' DRESSES Infants ' short white dresses with tucked yoke, ribbon trimmed; regular price $1.25. Special 3 1 .OO BOYS' WOOL CAPS A lot of boys' wool caps, newest styles, sizes 6;v;; up to 7,. made trom ends of suitings: values up to $1.50. Sale price

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Y SALE durlne: this An-1 Free Instructions We have engaged a competent teacher and salesfady for our Yarn Department, who will give Instructions in Knitting and Crochet Work every day. Anyone wishing to take advantage of this grand offer may come to our Yarn Department any time during the day and receive instructions absolutely FREE." MEN'S WORK PANTS A small lot of men's work pants, sizes 28 to 44; values up to $2.50. Sal price &1.79 BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS A small lot of black balbriggan shirts and drawers, broken sizes. Shirts up to size 40, drawers 30 and 32 only; 75c values. Sale price BOYS' SCHOOL KNICKERS Boys' hard wearing school knickers, made well and cut full, large sizes to tit boys from 7 to 17 years. Special sale price $1.45 " MEN'S WOOL CAPS An assorted lot of broken lines and size.s, divided into two lot to clean. Lot 1, sale price Lot 2, sale price BOYS' LINEN COLLARS -A job lot of boys' linen collars, slightly soiled, sizes from llio to 14, Arrow and Silver brands. To clear, sale price MEN'S BLUE HANDKERCHIEFS i Men's indigo blue handkerchiefs, large sizes; 15c values. Sale price lOc MEN'S ECRU COLOR BALBRIGGAN UNION SUITS Men's ecru color balbriggan union suits, long sleeves, full length; $1.25 values. Sale price MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Men 's blue chambray work shirts, high grade quality, double sewn with faced sleeves; worth today $1.35. Sale prices MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS Men's heavy twill flannel shirts, double sewn, large full sizes, best grade cloth and workmanship, in gray navy and brown; sizes 141-. to 17. Sale price MEN'S HEAVY WORK SOX Men's heavy work sox, dark blue wool with white heel and toe; b5c values. Sale price

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