Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 100, Hammond, Lake County, 14 October 1919 — Page 10

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Notice to Stockholders of the Verde Oil Co. Important Meeting at 203 Calumet . BIdg., East Chicago, Thursday Evening at 7:30 P.M.Sharp

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"We are now well in the Inst quarter of 1019, but not too far to hepn a new saving? account or increase an existing one. It only takes a dollar to start an account.

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MENT OF THE U. S. GOVERNMENT, IT IS ADVISABLE TO GET IN F THE COAL YOU WILL NEED THIS WINTER. g HADN'T YOU BETTER HEED THAT WARNING AND ORDER RIGHT NOW ? P WHY HOLD UP BUYING THAT WINTER'S SUPPLY OF COAL? p

THE MINERS' STRIKE WILL SOON BE ON AND NO ONE CAN TELL WHAT IT WILL BRING. NO DOUBT IT WILL BRING A SCARCITY OF COAL AND AN ADVANCE IN PRICE. LET US FILL YOUR BASEMENT NOW WHILE WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF COAL AT CHEAP PFICES. QUANTITY. QUALITY AND SERVICE. Indiana Harbor Lumber & Coal Comnam,

Grapevine and Phones: Indiana Harbor nion

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1025-27 145th Street East Chicago, Indiana

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Order Your Coal Right Now Demeter Szilagji, president

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rrrs IKU51 SAVINGS RANK tASf CHICAGO INDIANA Capital and Surplus $100,000.00 CHECKING ACCOUNTS g p d 1 wn rurcvTuiMft iw mil ft? ANYONE, 8UT IN THE JUDG Watling Sts. 216 ajid 217. Cement Block: Lime, Brick, Cement, Torpedo Sand, Crushed Stone, Cement Foundation Floors, All Kinds of Feed All Kinds of Coal for all purposes Teaming Contractors r The Ti

LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

1MMK 1IIMIIIIIUIU Ml.ll I' Tomorrow nlpht will be surprise n.ght at the Masonic Trmi'lr In East Chicago when tin- rhars ot Ih" Plucs 1 ' I" 1T5 1 is a .surprise both n"w nn.l noiol to ail who attend their nov-lt dance. The Chuscrs slatted then- dancm the first or 1 11 t"l'i wn.l niartnl law lias tit inififciv.;, The tl.mi'cs r held 'ach edm sflay ami Saturituy nights. Wednesdays ai f przc or novelty r i m. 1 i t . Large numbers li.:e been attending fre-m I 1 i cities I"- au?i the dames tire run i.l i ii g to "Hoyle." ttOrilKHS Wl In the openir.tr pan:" of the reason before a crowd of e mil 1,'imlicl ci.- ' husiastio fans th- ;: im. Cliii agro tiopl.ers defeatt d the Mo.trchs of fincago by a score of 12 to ( . The Gophers, under ,n- management of Jeff Bowers, have developed fast during the --a st few weeks and now form a combination tb.at will be. hard to beat. I'.i-ibH l;'.comenthal. Is theyoungest. and a'su the faslest member of the team, was the star of the gome and made some wonderf-,.1 pains. The line-up was F.. o Iarrow, quarter back: Bl'ibb T'.Ioomer thai. Tt . II.: Bob iirrell, I.. H . ; .ToiiTi Mad.ir.i. K. TJ.: "larence stt ffes. Ccn-er; I-ank Kyd r. It. K. :C.eo. Dclore. L. K. ; Tiud V;cUey. H. T.: James Blike. H. i . ; Joim t'ltto. I,, a.; Morris Qulr.n. I.. T. WILL VSE KI.K ti n HOOMS The East C'niraso Chamber of Commerce will hold its weekly meeting i:i i he K'.k's 'club rooms tomorrow and hereafter '.f a ranttcnients which are now being oomp'.et.d do not fall through. This ihans in meetinar places for the. Chamber for the chamber has been under cm Id. ration for several weeks now and li nil arrstiK"nients w-!il probably be completed today. At later meetings speakers wl'I be obtained to addr ss the. members FAMILY THEATRE TONIGHT Cbarlie Chaplin --IN 'The Floor Walker' Alice Joyce IN" The Cambric Mask Taken from the famous book of pame name. Coming Next Monday and Tuesday The Spreading Evil BOILER insurance Tho ran wrathor surjrrjfsts Boiler Tnsurmicp protection N'o hoilrr should hwithout it. I?ntPupon roouost. FIRST STATE TRUST 6 SAVINGS BANK 137tU AND CEDAR STREETS TNDIANA HARBOR Capital and Surplus $100,000.00 m

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tion arises. on. skm khoi ih hs Mi-uvr The Verdi Oil Company Investigator who nor eorpanlzcd nt a meeting on i October S, f..r tbe purpose f inve.sti- I eating the Verdi fill i-ompany and it- I propert o's decided nt thiir meeting ,ast nlpht to hold n meeting on no! Thursday night of all f toi-klioMTs of the company. At this meeting tin' .stoekholde rs will decide whether or not re pre-ent.-iti is shall ho ..'nt to I'i'nvfr to ascertain the fxm-t Matur of the fctoekhoieiera of the Calumet disfrict. All .tnrklu'!'1f!( hnvf been asked to attend this mooting which will he held :n room 2nSCalu met building In East Chicago at 7: SO p m . The object of ih. meting Is to protect t h" stockholdts in a rcf nt tntrgfr of the Vrrtli 'ompnn y . J. II. Hartl?y was elected temporary chairman and I'. I ( . ITrbrt. sfrot a ry-t rfjn rir of t.- 1 ii vt-vl ik t nrs . 1 win City News Notes J Offlce, Room 222, Calumet bid?. Phone 2S3. Residence, 4318 Olcott Ave. Phone 213. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. iray of 3720 Prummor.d St. are jtv Charles I'"it:'f.-erald and her son. Albert, from St. loe. Missouri, who are leain here to visit friends in Cincinnati. Ohio, prior to ther ultimate return home. Tomororw evening, the Masonic Tom- :! at Kast Chi capo will apfin be the : . i ie of a merry patherir.p of dancers. jus!, another of the s rics eif tho..- p:ven by the committee of "The t 'hasi re of the nines." This series b way v. 1 ' i ho a surprise feature jind a -t njoi-;.bh-tune a ntii'ipat ed. Mis.s Gail McCoy, a praduaie cf last

year's class of the F.a:-t Chicago High from their representative recently reSchool. has perfected her (studies In at turning from the grand convention held

Chicago leading school of professional brauty art rind ts now associated in the business with her mother, Mrs. Nellie M oCo la Xotth Magmm A Mi--; .1, Coy :ak's nvT the branch of i-l, ttrolso. and niarcciling. Mrs. C. J. Uloff. mother of Attorney K. M. Herbert of the Calume' r.u tiding, has a- parted for her home at llonesdah . IVu, after a ploasa.it' vo;!'. lore at her .-en's home in North Oc.'.oit Ave. The Lady l.'lks will be ent ert ,i Ined by Mrs. M. S. McCarty at her home jn North Tod Ave. this evening. The No Name Club w!il meet with Mrs. V.. B. Campbi-ll in North Olcott Ave. this cienmg n.l finally settle nil dc.tnJls of their mr.co to bo held a.t tho Masonic Temple.. 1'riela.y evening of this week. For this reason it is desired that all members bs present. Mrs. John riock of North Olcott Ave. was hostess to the n-v: auction bridge club lfust evening. Tho club is rallying its members for many interesting and tnterta.inir.g parties to bo held throughout tho winter Mason. Miss Mary Helen Davis will have the members of th, new auction bridge club meet with her in a social game for Thursday evening, at her home in North Maiinuti Ave. The M. IT K.!nneys of 4111 Magoun Ave. have purcha.sed a bungalow recently completed at 4117 Northcotc Av. anrl are making preparations to move soon. Their present dwelling will he closed until such time as disposal Is made by sale. Mrs. J. Flitcraft who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lee Wanamakcr. in Farrish Ave., has departed for Ba extended trip to Watervil, llinn., the home of a sister. Tho Indiana Harbor Tythlan Sisters, their families, the Knights of Fpthias. and their f ajiJli'-s. hae an opportunity to enjoy tomorrow evening in a social session In their headquarters at the odd Fellows Kuildins. It is desired tha. a.s many that ca-n po.--s.ihly atund do sc. Th ladies allied with the First M. K. Church Aid Society of Indiana. Harbor will m et. Thursday after-ion with Mrs. K. 11. I.nnman of th 1ake Front and onstructive work will be accomplished Cnile the hours nra whiied away In so--ial intercourse, n is refiu'-stod that the numbers brtng their collections of materials to b made into rag rugs and their own ncissors. A very large attendance is anticipated. Kef re shmenls lie served at the conclusion of the -i : t moon's eneleavors. ! A week from this coming Friday, the . -ti lls of th Carrie!. i School render a pr'''frratn significant of "Anr.cricanlzatton." The selection of program. patriotic, will bear relation to many oi the doctrines espoused by I lie li,r The?. Koosevolt. Mothers of the children are ln-Utd to the school whenever programs of this kind are rendered and they enjoy the progress their children are making along lines of school democracy. A. C. Penour, principle of the Riley School Is enjoying a visit with Ms parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Setiour of Frookville. Ind., vhere tho father is presi.l nt of the sta'e P iity Asseciatio,i .-ind came hero to attend the National! ! airy Kxhibit held in Chicapo this u - ek an,l wi'h his wife accomranyinp. "lie ir isit s of the week's duraton at he Senour home jri J " ti t. ! i St. Many of the children In attendance at !ho parochial schools of the Twin Cities were dismissed for a half holiday yestirday lu rcnognition of Christopher '"oiumbus Day which t hi n year fell cn the Sabbath, October 12th. Thur?duy afternoon the ladies of the Kfipllft Aid will meet at the home of Mis. Cli-irh-s. Annek. ;b, 1 ,", i linpev me St. nd indulge m a social s. sslon. An in-j ilatioii is exteneicd u all ladies to be i present. Yesterday afternoon the Chapter. laughters cf the Revolution. wero delightfully ed by Mrs. AVilllam Keught. Calumet American enterf ainel 9 Cleveland Ave., Vhitltlg. Out -f town guests were Mrs. O'Briei, ancj jirs. I'hillips. of Chieauo, .Mrs. Khea. of hiti'ig. was also i p-uet. The Chapter enjoyed the report of the State Conference pien by Mrs. H IJoskins. Mrs. Cord-micr was ,-, . ', oine,i luck al ter bcinp in Iowa for eral months. Mrs. t'Sondonler is well liked by all members and they regret that she can r.ot be with tliein more frequently. She is one of the oldest members ard for her advanced years is a remarkable traveler. lr-.r summers are, spent bet wren JIa.ssactiuseit.. Ioa i and Indiana. H-r winters in California. Music was furnished by the dauphters ' i he hostesses, the Misses Marianna r-id liertha Hoskins, which was enjoyd by the tnembers. The social after:i c-n was oncludc-d with refreshments. j The next meeting ef the Chapter will be i i Indiana Harbor. Columbus and American Theater Today. Seussue ITayawaka mollis best phoio"The e;ray llor Z"n" and side splitting two reel comedy. Adv. 1U-14

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wlilcu are accepted by Lolen'i ITewa A-g-eacy, 3410 Michigan avo., Indiana Uir. Ih.r, pboua 113oJ; B.atrlu. Howard, Boom 222, Calumet tiag.. East CUcaJo, phone SC3, residence phone 218; Kaaaau I U Tliompsou, ilOO Chicago aven cao, plione 931. East CM. Nazimova In her now and greatest photojilay, "The llrat' coiihhk to the Columbia and American Thtatti. Watch the da to. Adv. 10-14 n-nsori and llili. Tires. Batteries and Vulcanizing. 62h llohrnan street, Hammond, phone 1111. " eod 2w. A lllllc daughter has ronif to plad den tho hearts of Mr. and Mrs,. h. rk I or 4S24 .Vorthcote Ave. and is tueir first-born. The. mother was Miss Jos- ! ephine Surra. ell known in the young- I r Polish circles of !h;s , Jty. j A couple, well knov, n In the south' Fidei of i:.'is' Chicapo arnorp t!i. par-! ishiners of 't. St.'jiislii 'buret-, ti.s ! Henrietta rronta and Vincent, ciuvlar are bcinp united in bonds of wedlock this moiiiinp at a hiph ntipt:al mass oer ihb li I'r H'olDi' k relfbra- ! ted. Miss I'rcn'a is t'i .daueh'er of! KranI; 1'reritas of South Mapotin Ave. j and the proom's folks r side - .n KeaeJ. j itip Ave. The hndo has olrrsun aj -own of white charmous" for her wed- i d t up finery and l rr ' of li'lics of the p honor Miss Aptic in pink charnieijse I re, ses. M r. ( ;i i -l r. d a shower boquer j ley. The maid of i .Ska lnska attired i i and carried pink tho proom is an 1 emp!o I of the l:. it O. railway. John d lug in the wedding couple, will take, a l.rclihowski Is asis mi ranpe tn nts. The; brief honeymoon at 1 then return here, e resid The in the future. Kast Chicapo Tylhlan Pislers will meet this eveninp and hear report? at Indianapolis. A large attendance of members is desired as there will also be other busmei-s of Importance to bo transacte.d. An impromptu prom under sponsorship of ihe No Name Club is sclieluled nt the Masonic Temple for Friday evenit-p. j October 17th. and bids to b- a wry successful event for their uttemp's in the jears past have proven th-- se!:c'i ness of their affairs. A five piece or chestra has been engaged for this particular evening and the invitation tickets have been sold far and wile so there is no doubt that the dance of this season will eclipse those of former years. The members of the Department of Music of the 1:3 st 'Chicago Woman's Club Is holding a brief meeting this afternoon preparatory to tiie opening of their activities for the reason:. The first regular meeting will take idace with Mrs. A. A. Ross in 14uth St., with Interpretations of Fugue and Canon master music artists, with Mrs. F.oss and Mrs. Fetter in the renditions. The officers of this department comprise Miss Annette Specter as chairman. Miss Mary Helen Davis. Vice, Mrs. I.elia Hscall. secretary. The program committee is composed of Miss Specter, and th-; Mesdsmes Kos and Harry Hloomberg. Assisting Mrs. Ross will be the Mesdames Campbell, Dickson and Fetter. Tonight occurs the annual meeting of the East Chicago Red Cross Chapter in the headquarters at 472S Forsythe Ave. It is urgently requested that all directors and the public interested in the work of the Red Cross be present at this -reetlng which Is called for at S o'clock sharp. BARRED FROM PRACTICING LAYAs aileped by the grievance committee and pending an investigation by a committee' of three appointed by Judge C. F. Cre-enwald into the alleged miscon- ' duct of Attorney Roy II. ' Ressler, he I is barred from practicing law in tho Gary Superior court. Tho judge appointed Kenneth Call, C. M. Greenlee and Oliver Starr to investigate the report and to file charges against Attorney Resslcr if the information contained in the report be well founded. Several charges atjalnst Attorney Ressler as follows: 1 That being a married man. having a lawful wife and children living in the city of fiary, h is nevertheless keeping company with other women. 2 That he is addicted to gambling and riotous living. 3 That he has fomented several law suits having no jus', foundations. 4 That he has collected and wrung from widows and needy persons large, inorelinate and extortionate sums of money for claimed professional services by crossly misrepresenting the amount prefessionnl sorvoc-e.i nec wary. ." That he wilfully .t! vised rrlents to dtsrepard orders of the i-ourt?. 6 That on two occasions he issued I false and fradulenl checks, the cases still pending, and was held in jail for a time in default of bond. 7 That he wn.s charged In the criminal court with child desertion and sentenced to from one to seven years in the Indiana state prison. TRUCK SMASHES INTO PLATE GLASS A Federal Bakery truck of Gary, driven by L.. R. Treham early this morning took a run onto the sidewalk between Sixth and Seventh avenues and smashed into tiie plate glass windows of the Goodman furniture store, caving it in anel breaking it. THREE BOATS IN GARY HARBOR Three ore boats, the Alva C. T"!nkey. P. M. Clemson and John V. Morgan. Jr.. arrived in the Gary harbor Satur day and Sunday heavily ladened with' iron ore for the stc-1 mills. Tt is tnnounced that 12.ff0 tons cf cargo is j being unloadeel da;l'. j THREATENS TO ' iaLL HIS VIFE j Thst he threatened to kill her are th ' grounds for divorce proceedings filed in the Gary Superior court today by llllen Gilbert against her husband, otto Gilbert. The plaintiff further a!irp?

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j that riofr-ndant would abandon h-r and

J the children for loni; periods. Thr thousand dollars alimony and ppr wr-k for thi? support of th fhildrcn ; and an Injunction r-straininir "lie d- ; fendant from vlsitins thi honi' at Whit-' ! Ing is asked in th hi '.l of cinpla int. i . 400 GARY ARRESTS MADE IN SEPTEMBER According to the monthly report compiled by Chief of I'olite Forbes at ';ary. I hero were 40$ arrests m-ide during the month of Septenbir. f the arr. sis made thre er 63 for Katnblinp: violation of cirv ordinance , M; drunks. TM ; assault and ha' W ry. .'5; violation of s'ate, liquor law. 2b; hou.sr. of ill fame, 11; larceny. J 2. riot, !?.; tresspass. 12; motor trii'ks without license. 11; passing- street, cars. 1 and th- linla.nce. were for niln'T off' rises. 1'incs and costs paid durinjr the month m.is $S.t.31. Th nun.hfr of runs by the Patrol unpens was 7 S3 and the number of meals ser'ed was 668. BO HUNGER SCHOOL ADDS DICTAPHONE COURSE TO LIST One strong rlece of evidence that ITamond is growing Is the growth of its institutions. You can see new one bohbng up here and there, and old ones expanding as the green bay tree. Tnis is not only apparent in the tvjM ness district, but the outUing sections are building up with lightning rapidity. One who had not been in Hammond for a year or so. would have to take a second look to recognize some of Hammond's suburbs as being a part of the old tow r.. Hammond now has two first class business colleges, and these schools are running to about full capacity all the time. Ccorpe A. Fohllngrr .of the Rohllnger Shorthand School. sas: "I have felt that there will sotm be a h'g demand for dictaphone operators, and to bo prepared for this exigency, we have established a dictaphone department. The time is not far distant when Hammonel will be a seal metropolitan city, and this Institution Is going to try fo keep just a little ahead of tha "parade." EAST CHICAGO BOARD WILL SETTLE STREET CAR MATTER MONDAY The East Chicago Board of Public Works will meet with the representatives of the Hammond. Whiting and Fast Chicago Street car company, this evening for the purpose of discussing the new franchise which has been already drawn up by City Attorney M. E. Crites. The terms of the .franchise are expected to he agreed upon at this mc ting and the copies of the. franchise, will be submitted to the numbers of the city council. The Board of Public Works will take action upon the franchise next Monday morning and the document will then go to the city council the same evening for ratification. The regular weekly meeting of the Board was held today instead of yesterday because yesterday being a holiday. HARBOR CIVIC CLUB TO MEET WEDNESDAYS The directors of the Indiana Harbor Civic Club at their nueting last night voted to change their regular meeting night from the second to fourth Mondays to the second and fourth Wednesdays In order to conform better to the change of banking hours. The secretary was Instructed to obtain a copy of the Cummins Railroad bill so that the club may act intelligently and Instruct the congressmen acordiftly. The leaders tn the membership campaign will meet next Friday night to make arrangements for completing their campaign which has been somewhat demoralized by tha eteel strike. The Foard of Health committee was instructed to get In tone h with the Hoard of Health and see what steps can he taken to prevent a recurrence 0f th influenza this fall. It was agreed that a general cleanup of tha city

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These Cool Mornings and evenings make a fellow think about coal.

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would help in tins mmfr materia'.!. Tiie C.iy Couti.-il co-n :ii : 1 1 '( was Instructed to draw up an ordinance for the hiring of a city f-rc-er and take steps for pusrh'M- it tbro-.ih to ad tlon. An ordinance- e-,r th.s purpose, was defeated last ?prlrr.

AL-HASSAN GROTTO GETTING SET FOR FALL ACTIVITIES AI Has..n r on.ins- c,ii. throusrh if- fal and j) -, On T o s.'a v into the I5rr. ; . .-' t; itif-s tor xae:f.i". member. e'n!ns. Ocf-ber 2. -re :ii i-e a smoker, with re,frf:.nts niid "e rtainment. Just ltnit ii form the ' nt -.-ta mrr.en w ill take, cann : be- nnne- .no. d at thu phase 1" tn program j i t-.e hands cf a, special ornmiltce t n,..t ..as not yet mace. -1 v cport. It . a .-afe-? bet. Lowek:, that s' no- r, .ng will beooing. This s:ueker and bus r.e.ma meeting will be somewhat !n 1h nature cf a liouse w&tming in rer br-, t i.- n of 8 fire year lase which has r-.r-rn obtained, ror the use ef the fi-st rl - of the Ma- -t-'- Temple j. Al-lii eu tuiet I ters . rone ihar.pes wl! be mad In tre ro'.r.i in questman. A 1 -:ag. w-1; 1 - built across the south er.-l 'or t.-.e in ceremonial v ork ai.J f .r.i.inc" ortbtetras. speat-..-. '!-. 1. ry Is to be installed arC equipment ailed. On Thursday evening. November 6th. there will be- a fall r.-reme-n.al at which a class of fully fifty ne, phtes v,K! attempt the perilous passage of the River Styx. Aryan band will be present ax-i plans are in progress which are ri, sM-ied to make this .cer' nvmial one- of the lai f -est and nvost successful j.t held. Aryan Grotto is h"ld.ng a minstrel show every nigh.t this week in thejr ternrle on Wabash avc. and Kighth sf. Their October ceremonial will he held c-n Wednesday evening. October 2?h. A'l members of Al-Haj-saji are fteJ.cma to thesa functions. HOW STOCKS OPENED .NEW YORK. Oct. 14 There -was a fiurry of selling at the stock market opening today after the double holiday and prices declined from 1 ta over 7 points. Steel common yielded 2 5-R to 109 1-4; Baldwin Uccmotive 2 1-J to 141 1-2; Crucible Steel 3 points to 2.13 and Bethlehem Steel B one point to 107. The motor steicks suffered the heaviest losses. General Motors declining over 7 points to 20i "-4; Studebaker 4 1-4 to 129 3-4, while Fierce, Arrow after celling up 4 M-4 to a new hiib, record of 13 1-2. reacted to 7 7. f Mexican retroleuro dropped S poists to 248 1-2: Central Leather 3 1-4 to 102; Industrial Alcohol 2 1-2 to 148 1-2; American Locomotive 3 7-8 to 109 8-43; Atlantic Gulf 3 5-8 to 179 1-2; Marin common w arly two points to sixty: Marine preferred 1 3-4 to 119 1-2; Southern Pacific 3 1-4 to 107 and American Sumatra 3 points to 107 1-4. At the end of the first twenty rr.tn utes selling Increased and further loss cs of from 1 to 8 points w- ie sustained in many issues. Times news service is the besf that money can buy and honest effort can furnish. Wbolesome. CStaosioo, fln'ICJ Relreihing and Beellng ry-n LotioD Murine torKeaV V.VrC'ation. Itching and YfltlD KYKR.irmncr of the Eves Of Evelid; "2 Drops'' After tne Movies. Motoring or Golf will win vour confidence. Ask your Drugirist for Murine when your Eyes Need Care. Murtn Kye Htmedy Co., Cbicaso w iaftJMr4MiHi ill p ftmv u bw u mm mn 1 pwuMim HAVE A GOOD TOP put on your car, then your machine will give you winter set-vice and krpp you e omfnrtablo. Ot:r prices and work positively wil sni'. A complete lino of 1 iies and accsorie to si-l-c from. May I look for your neiit order? JOE WIEDERGOTT 663 Hohman St. Hammond. Tel. 720.