Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 44, Hammond, Lake County, 13 December 1919 — Page 6

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CAYS SON CAN FURNISH ALIBI il7MT!ONAL NEWS SERVICE HAX!MiXTO. .V. J.. Lk. i- -Jward Vhlt. fathr -f Charles S. Whit, who is Sr. Ja.;l at rya Landing-, charged vrizf. tie wilful murder of S-ysx-ld "Billy" ri.niy, dKlarrt today tba.t hi on co'Jld prov that h was not In the 5'-S w!ire the child Is supposod to i.3.vt mt hit death on October S. "My son TrA.s sufrrlns from infected hsnds that had been poisoned by Ivy ml was cot at work in th Da! la fields m the day that Billy Panzy mt his death." s!d the senior White. It 1 declared tha,t much of the evi

dence against White and Mm. Edith Jones, housekeeper of the elder White, had been secured by detective working at nisrh-t under direction of Chief of County Detective John P. Wilson. These men were brought into Ilammontoa and were unknown to the residents'.

$10,000 JEWELRY

THEFT IN HOTEL

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CLEVELAND, v., Dec. 13. Mrs. Margie Rockwell, wealthy Buffalo woman, reported to the police today th theft of $10,000 worth of Jewelry from her room at a down-town hotel. Mra. Rockwell told the pol!e that

she had attended a dinner and theatre party last night. Following a midnight lunch she felt 111 ax.d retired to her room. She lapsed into unconsciousness and when she awoke her jewels were, gone. She gave the police the name of her escort and they found that he had checked out at his hotel and is believed to have left the city.

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Make this a Diamond Christmas There is no gift of more staple value than Diamonds, .Oar extensive purchases in anticipation of a rise in price, places us in the enviable position of being able to quote prices far below the market. To buy Diamonds satisfactorily you must either be an expert or .have implicit faith in the good judgement and integrity of the firm with which you are dealing

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bargains in all our lines which are most complete at this time

SPURN SOVIET PEACE OFFER f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICSJ COPENHAGEN, Dec li-ii itassian soviet peace offer has been rejected by the allied representatives. It was stated hero today. The Russian soviet envoy was Informed that the conference was called solely to deal with the exchange of prisoners of war.

The federal grand jury which Is elat-

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ed to convene next week to Investigate . animal to Insure Its comfortable voy

age and safe arrival. Its stall deluxe was lined throughout with heavy mattresses, every post and stanchion being covered with cotton padded burlap and in addition bulwarked with bales of

hay to prevent Injury If she should fall.

the war-time activities of operators

and miners probably will be called up- i

ob to deal with ''balky" unions. It Is understood.

MAY DISCIPLINE RECALCITRANTS

r INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Dec. 13. Disciplining of recalcitrant miners unions by the United Mine Workers Union is understood to be a strong possibility today. Union locals which refuse to comply with the orders of their execut Ive officers to resume work Immediately following the Indianapolis agreement may have their charters revoked. It Is Indicated at headquarters of the union .

GERMANS STILL ' MAKE U-BOATS

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PARIS. 1 .. u Ciuiiuutt sectIon. of submarines are being construc-

j ted In Essen, according to a French . marine engineer who has Juat returned ; from Germany, and whose statement J to that effect was printed In the Jour- . nal today. ' (The Krupp gun works, formerly the rht.-: M-ruiuiiDf.-vL plant of Germany, Is

located at Essen. Recently It was reported that the Krupps had ceaied to manufacture war materials and were turning out only locomotive, railways cars and steel rajls).

FIVE ATTENDANTS CARE FOR MARE NEW YORK. Dec. It With a retinue of atte-ndants worthy of a prince of the blood. Including a doctor to supervise her diet, the brood mare Sweetbrlar. valued at $200,000 arrived on the steamer Michigan from France after a stormy three weeks' voyage. The veterinarian, exprt hostler, and three assistants were n"t all fho evl

HIT HIS WIFE WITH SOUP LADLE

Striking his wife across the face

with a senp ladle aad Inflicting painful Injuries, the husband of Mrs. A. Domingo. ISO Jefferson street, fled from the home the other night and armed with an assault and battery warrant, the Oary police are looking for him today. With her face covered with blood and suffering from lacerations. Inflicted by the joup ladle, Mrs. Domingo made complaint to the desk sergeant at the police station .

SEARCH FOR MISSING LAD The Oary polls are teaktng a sttywide search today for ten year aid Walter Slusarle who disappeared from his home at 1841 Georgia atreet last Thursday night and according te his parents nothing has ben heard r aeen of him since.

Ford Owners Attention!

For the balance of the year we will paint your Ford Car and re-cover top including new back curtains, (1QC for D&iO

EXPERT WORKMANSHIP. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.

Hammond Auto Paint & Top Co. 3" 478-80 Hohman St., Hammond. Phone 3471.

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to finance automobile accessory business. Prospect for $100,000.00 yearly business. 1 5 per cent assured on investment. Write M. F. H., Times, Hammond.

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bring gifts of permanent value to the ones they love. A Savings Account is a present of infinite possibilities, a gift which may lay the foundation for many future Christmas joys for the recipient. Include some of our Savings Pass Books among your gifts.

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It provides a simple, convenient means of SAVING MONEY. The amounts are so small you will not miss them at the time, yet the total will be great enough at the end of the year to enable you to buy your CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, pay your taxes, etc

4 Different Clubs Decide the Amount You Waat to Sire, Then Join One or More Clubs Today

UNIFORM PAYMENT PLAN Under this plan you save the same amount each week for 50 weeks; 5 clubs as follows: $ .25 club will pay you $12.50 plus interest $ .50 club will pay you $25.00 plus interest $1.00 club will pay you $50.00 plus interest $2.00 dub will pay yon $100.00 plus interest THERE IS A CLUB FOR EVERYBODY. DON'T DELAY! JOIN TODAY! YOU CAN JOIN ANY ONE OF THESE CLUBS. THE SELECTION IS ENTIRELY IN YOUR OWN HANDS.

It makes it possible for you to GET AHEAD A FULL YEAR and to avoid the drain that ordinarily results from the purchase of Christmas gifts.

It establishes the SAVINGS HABIT, which, after all. is the most important and valuable habit in the world the thing which -marks the difference between success and failure. It makes you independent and thrifty.

THE BIG THINGTHE IMPORTANT THING IS TO JOIN NOW BEFORE OUR BOOKS ARE CLOSED AND THE OPPORTUNITY IS GONE FOR ANOTHER YEAR. THEREFORE. DON'T PROCRASTINATE. DON'T DELAY. ACT NOW JOIN.

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We offer to our customers as an ideal investment FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS secured bya MORTGAGE on HAMMOND PROPERTY. I We consider these bonds the best possible investment from standpoints of safety income and market value in case of emergency. Not a customer has lost money on any investment purchased on our recommendation during the past fifteen years that we have sold mortgage bonds. Every bond sold by us is one secured by a mortgage on property on which our Board of Directors has passed judgment. Our Finance Committee carefully considers the matter of location, the value of the real estate mortgaged, the responsibility of the borrower and his ability to meet interest and principal payments as they become due. Do not invest your money in Blue Sky Stocks but consult your banker and know that your capital will be returned to you with a fair rate of interest. Lake County Savings and Trust Company Comer State and Hohman Streets PETER W. MEYN, President. JOS. W. WEIS, Vice Preriieat DAVID T. EMERY, Secretary-Treasnrer."

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