Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 10, Hammond, Lake County, 8 May 1920 — Page 12

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CROWN POINT NEWS RAppening Of A Day In Lake County Lively Capital.

Dance at Sprinsj II. ;t Grcvt. St. John. Wednesday evening. May 12lh. 5-S-C Mrs. TV. A. Pirhedel! has rent'd hr two Crown Point hcmrj. the Me ?he r.ow occupies. hs been rented by John Va.rd Whiter and the house hre the Morrises resided, has beon ep.iken lor t-y Iuther Rud i'ph whoso marriacre to Miss Iola Farioy h nn e-nt of early J;ins. .Mrs. S-hede!l will move to tho McXay hous on i'ourt Mroet. which ?ho recently purchased and will remodel It. The Chrysa'.Ite Club enji-yei their r'S'ilar bi-monthly meeting on Thursday vcnicsr at the club room a and the "Mnmittee In charge of thfl evrnins's entertainment furnished an excellent dinner fr the rr embers who played cards after the tab!" hKi been cleared sway. Misers Kuby Brown. Iia Hashes Kli'.h Maxwell, and (.'arris Koc-blln r-i the committee in charge. Ilrne.'t I'e St. Aubin of the Orifflth 1-and C .. was in Crown Point on Friil.iv on business. Mrs. August. Johnson will attend the J Am MeOormaok rental In ChUaon Sunday. This Is the last recta! this famous singer will Rive for two years a lie is making a world tour Miss Mabel Gray wii! leave the latter r-iri t" this week for In jianapolis w r:T she will so'nd next week w ith

friends. Mrs. Herbert F.air attended the fu. nera! of IT. Achilles I)avis In Lowe'il on Thursday. It is rumored the Co-operative :y-ci-ety hav purchased the l,udwig and Hathaway sroeeii-s snd will comb ne the two and put In their own store. They have been Rucce.:sfnl m Rettln? the ft'Tff estHblished and thse in chars are optimistic that the venture will be paying An enthusiastic meeMn? of Purdue praduates and ex-Turdue people met Thursday evening. May 6. 1020. in Crown Point and formed a local Tardue Alumni Association, ipn ir all Purdue people in central and southern La k e county

P. M.. May 7. 1320. at tha public school buildinsr. located on Uidg-s Road, in thj Town of Munster, for rho erection of a two story brick town ball building, to ho located at corner uf Unite Koad and

Ca linnet Avrnu. Contractor is to reposit ten dollars with Town Hoard Ui'H upon the return or said plans. A eertino.j check f;ir iHo hundred tjir.''i) 1 liars to neeompariy rich bid. Plans and sperifleat ioiis may be procured at ofl!,k-; of Mac Tnrn-r. Architect, ini Citiietn r.ank Huildins:. Hammond. Indiana. Hoard reverses the right to reject any or all bids. blN'GERMAN A. .IAHAAY.

PMTEK KIKKEUT. 1IKNUV FT AM, JOSF.I'H MrNSTEK. Town Board of Manster. WILLIAM KLO-STKIt. receipt of plans, same to bo rt'urned

miw M(imi(.E i.icr:K Frank J. Schiesscr. Crown Point, Martha A. AVehner. Lottaville. Ind. Efine Horndor, Gary; Annie Kokc-now f'ria. Oarv. P.ay E. Pa'.terson. Gary. Meda L. Lindsey. Gary. Walter Pmith. Indian Harbor; Mary Peter?. Indiana Harbor. Max Rilo East Chicago; Lily Eabak. East Chicago. V.'ililam Ahlborn. Hammond; Helen Kutr. Hammond. Peter I-'. Mi ley. Indiana Haibi-r; Sadie Met;, ire. Chicago.

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RECEIVER'S XOTICE. By virtue of an order of Court en-h-i-d on tlia Srtth day of April. 1920. i:t Cause o. 46,17. entitled First Trust Savings Bank of Wlulinsr, Indiana. s. Andrew- I'orvaznik and Pante Hirsl'. ich, m Kootn No. 3 of thi l.ae f-uperiur Court, pitting; at tlary. 1j'a '"".ir.ty. Indiana, all credito's and claimsi 's of and against tli said Andrew P'-r azr.lk are notified to fli th-ir claims nv: h the I'lcrk of the said Lake Supel :'or cVurt. K'wm N. ;'. sitting at Gary. Indiana, on or before May 10th .1520. -r else forfeit all rifrhts t share in th distribution of the assets in the receivership. SCHCTLER C. DUTEH. 5-1-8 Receiver.

XOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. IX THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF JOHN MAT IK. DilCEAJED. Xo. 110S. IX THE LAKE SUPERIOR OOTRT. MARCH TERM. 1920. ' XOTITl is hereby gi en to the HEIRS, LEGATEES AND CREDITORS of John Matik. deceased, to appear in tho Lnke Superior Court, held at Hammond, ln1 ana. on th 7th day of June. 1D21''. snd show caus, if any. why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved snd sa.;I heirs are notified to thrn and th-re make proof of heirship, ind receive their distributive shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Ike SuVrior Court, at Hammond. thi3 23th c-iv of April. 1920. HERBERT U Tv"HEATOX'. (Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court. 5-1-S

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. IX THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF FRANK 7.AKORA. 1ECEASEI. Xo. 1952. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. MARCH TERM. 192'. XoTICfc". is hereby piven to the HEIRS. LEGATEES AND CREDITORS of Frank

iZakora. deceased, to appear in the Like

Superior Court, held at Hammond. Indiana. in the 7ih day of June. 1920, and show cause, if any. why the FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. WITNESS the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 23th day of April. 192. HERBERT I WHEATON". (Seal) Clerk Lake Superior Court 5-1-S XOTICE TO DEALERS IN" COAL. The Buard cf Trustees of the S.-hool City of Hammond. Indiana, will at the tepular meeting of said Board, $:00 o clock P. M. Tuesday, May 27. 1920, receive bids f?r furnislun? and delivering at the several school buildings of tho city all the coal necessary for the use of said schools duriiifr the ensuing school car. approximately 2590 tons.

Bids are desired on Mine Run coal of

the following kinds: Franklin County, Illinois; Braz.il. Indiana Seventh Vein. Indiana Block, etc. Board reserves the rixht to reject any or all bids. By ordr of Board of Education. EDWIN" S. MOXROE, 5-3-3-3 Superintendent of Schools.

Times news service is trie best effort :an furnish.

1 INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) ASHTOUELA. O.. May S Local and county aut horit I today confirmed fiis pieions that whiskey v. iij bejnvj smuggled into Ohio from Canada, when they seized a launch at (.Si nova on the lake, near here, confiscated 2i0 gallons of liquor ami arrested four men. The smugglers owe their capture to the fact that they were forced to anchor off Ashtabula owinj; to a shortage of gasoline. The officer became suspicious and afier a supply of gasoline was taken abroad, followed the launch to Geneva' on the Lake, where she docked. All of the smugglers, four were placed un- , der arrest and are r,..w being held pending the arrival of fedeial author-, ities. i

RUSSIAN SOVIET TAKE EXTREME MEASURES

f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 LONDON. May 8 The Russian Soviet government is taking extreme measures to combat the offensive of the Toles. according; to a wireless dispatch from Moscow, picked up at Berlin and forwarded here today. The soviet government is reported to have begun transporting the biggest part of its Siberian armyl westward to put against the Poles. Alt workers throughout Soviet Ru?i have ben ordered under arm and will be sent to the Western front, the dispatch d -dared.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will be received up to S

No. 42.

Published Statement Trust Company.

PETER W. MEYN. President. JOSEPH. W. WEIS, Vice President.

DAVID T. EMERY, Secretary. DAVID T. EMERY, Treasurer.

Condensed Statement of the Condition of the First Trust & Savings Bank At Hammond, in the State of Indiana, at the Close of Its Business on May 4th, 1920.

WHY FINN OFFICER VISITED BERLIN f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1

BERLIN. May S According to the; newspaper Derabenl, the visit of! Gen. Mannerheim, of the Finish armyi to Berlin, was for the purpose of airanging a new attack agalr.st the Ruj-' sian soviet government in which Fm-j land was to participate. The newspa-' per declared that Great Britain is also I backing the plan as it wishes the soviet' government engaged in the North s. that the Engil3h petroleum fiei-1.4

around Baku may be recovered. While it is denied by the British, .the newspaper declared that the British are pulling the strings that move Mannerheim.

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RESOURCES. Loans and Discounts $1 Overdrafts Bonds and Stocks Premiums Paid on Bonds Company's Building Furniture and Fixtures Other Real Estate Advances to Estates and Trusts Due from Departments Due from Banks and Trust Companies Cash on Hand Cash Items . Cash Short Trust Securities Taxes and Interest Paid Bills in Transit Investment Fund

,445,042.78 173.08 414.044.98 None None 25,100.00 6.906.68 86.16 66.472.67 73,405.89 77,612.52 23.591.18 None None 3.474.67 202.75 .25.000.00

r INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVI GEORGETOWN. DEL., May

liam S. Short, a negro, charged with attempted assault on a 14-year-old white girl, is under heavy guard in the county jail lire today. Short was rushed to jail by the authorities to prevent a mob from lynching him. Further trouble is anticipated.

Advertise in Je Times

No. 194.

Published Statement Trust Company. P. W. Meyn, President. P. G. Jcnks, Vice President. C. S. Fletcher, Secretary.

C. S. Fletcher. Treasurer. H

Condensed Statement of the Condition

Ul IliC Standard Trust & Sayings Bank At Hammond, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on May 4, 1920.

Total Resources $2,161,113.36

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LIABILITIES.

Capital Stock-

Surplus Undivided Profits-

Dividends Unpaid Interest, Discount and Other Earnings, Demand Deposits, Except Banks Savings Deposits, Except Banks Trust Deposits, Except Banks Special Deposits, Except Banks. . . Certified Checks Due to Banks and Trust Companies. . . Due Departments Premium Reserve on Bonds Cash Over None Bills Payable Other Liabilities

125,000.00!

None 18,278.38 1 None i 11.871.32; 728,125.66! 987.406.92 1 53.627.80 j None ! 2.029.10!

29.540.50 180.254.35 None None None 15.000.00 9,979.33

RESOURCES. j Loans and Discounts. .. .$1 18,375.93 j Overdrafts 15.54 Bonds and Stocks 40.402.90 j Company's Building .... 5.344.57 j

Furniture and Fixtures.. 5,712.84; Due from Banks and Trust j Companies 25,267.32: Cash on Hand 2.888.87 j Taxes and Interest Paid. . 29.72

Total Resources $198,037.69

LIABILITIES.

Capital Stock Paid in..$ 25.000.00

Undivided Fronts Net. . 1.469.39 Interest, Discount and Other Earnings 1,658.57 Demand Deposits. Except

Total Liabilities $2,161,113.36

State of Indiana.) County cf Lake. , l I. Peter V. Meyn, President of the First Trust & Savings Bank, o Hammond, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. PETER W. MEYN. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 6th day of May. 1920. j GRACE R. CONROY. Notary Public. ' My commission expires Feb. 9, 1 922. (Seal.)

Banks

Deposits, Except Deposits. Except

269.00

Total Liabilities $1 9.037.69 1

i State of Ind lana. County of Lake:, ss:

1, 1 . w. meyn. i resident or the Standard Trust & Savings Bank, of Hammond. Ind.. do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. PETER W. MEYN. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 8th day of May. 1920. GRACE R. CONROY. Notary Public. My commission expires Feb. 9, 1922.

The Cafeteria Is Attracting Many May Sale Customers With Delicious Noonday Lunches.

Our Drive For 20,000 NEW CUSTOMERS WE OFFER

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THRIFT MONDAY

Featuring Unusual Displays and Special Values-

YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY

TAFFETA 36 inches wide, in a pretty selection of shades for dresses, skirts, etc.; $2.50 values; Monday $1.69

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Dress Goods

Tricolette For the popular blouses, vestees and dresses; colors of navy, French blue, African, reindrer. taupe, Antwerp blue. Monday only $5.98 Broad Cloth 52 inches wide; satin finish in all new shades and black; selling usually $7.50 yard; Monday

36 inches wide; fair quality; full :n'y x

$4.98

Serges, Frams, Poiret Twills 42 inches wide, in shades of navy only; all wool; values up (6 $4.59; Monday $2.98

bleached, soft finish;

Monday only, yard

Domestics Wash Goods Bleached Muslin

25 c

Silk-O'Line 36 inches wide, in a beautiful range of patterns; also all plain colors for draperies, curtains, etc. OQ Monday only, yard 7C Calico The standard American brand, in

dark, light and medium shades for ctc- n short lengths for children's dresses

dresses, etc. Monday Q O only, yard Percale

Middy Flannel 27 inches wide, in Turkey red only, for middies and blouses; all wool; Monday, yard $1.98 White Voile 40 inches wide; also flaxons, batiste.

and blouses. Monday only, yard v

29c

Bookfold "Trevor" in all wanted shades for house dresses and OQ -aprons ; Monday only, yard . . " " Juvenile Specials Made of stripe and mixed materials that will give good wear and look well; 4 to 10. Special for Thrift Monday g J 03 at Black, white and colors; sizes 1 Efl 2 to 10. Prices $2.93 to Special for Thrift Monday zlQr

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Second Floor

Lcce Curtains $5.98 a pair Finest quality, 16 point. Saxony net curtains; 2Yz yards long, 50 inches wide; suitable for parlors and living rooms. Window Shades, 89c Genuine cloth, mounted on spring rollers; 36 inches wide and 7 feet long; colors green, ecru, gray and rose.

Linens and Bedding Pillow Cases 42x36, full bleached, wide hem, fair quality; Monday OQ only, each Sheets, 72x90 Wide hem, soft finish, full bleached, good quality ; djl (IQk Monday, each & L .KjV Sheets, 81x90 Wearwell, standard quality, full bleached, wide hem ; f0 1 A Monday only, each kZJ Bed Spreads . y 70x80 crocheted, square hemmed; pretty designs; also smaller sizes; day $2.49 Napkins, $1.49 22-inch hemmed, floral and Greek designs; mercerized (! 1 ACk finish; dozen L T:i7

Baby Chicks on Sale for Monday White Leghorns 20c each Barred Rocks 23c each Only, a limited quantity.

Thrift Monday May Sales Women's Hosiery at 69c Full fashioned mercerized lisle with double sole and wide garter top; black or brown. Infants Hose at 49c Well made of the purest worsted cashmere, in white or 'black; sizes 4 to t zWomen's Union Suits at $1.19 Perfect fitting and well made of the finest gauge combed cotton, either shell or tight knee. Embroidery Special 59c yd. 27-inch baby flouncing with fin; durable edges on fine soft materials; regular 72c to 82c grades. Blouses at $1.95 Women's Voile Blouses, in white and colors; lace trimmed or tailored effect. Petticoats at $5.95 Women's Petticoats; cotton taffeta top with silk taffeta flounce. A few all-silk skirts in this lot. Women's Oxfords, $4.85 pair

Brown and black soft kid. the plain toe high heel or the English model with military heel; $6 regular; all sizes; a big special for our May Drive. $4.85 pair

Men's Furnishings for Thrift Monday

Men 's Heavy Silk

Hose at 95c pr. "Black Cat." "Buster Brown" and "Wilson Bros." first quality pure thread silk hose. Black, white and desirable shades included. Cotton Union Suits at $1.35

White and ecru; regular or knee length; sizes 34 to 46. Dress Shirts at $1.65 Soft cuffed, in printed percales and madras; excellent quality; desirable patterns; all sizes 1 4 to 17. Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, 69c each

Fine combed yarn shirts and drawers, in

ecru; complete range of sizes. Boys9 Norfolk Suits Sizes 6 to CIOQ Blue Serge 17 years. V Included. Made of good quality materials, carefully

tailored, in new spring models. Very spe

cial at $10.95.

Men s Railroad Overalls $3.00 Heavy indigo blue union made overalls and coats; all sizes.

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Paint Specials

Mondays Groceries

Farrell's A 1 Nut 32 C Margarine; per lb... . Milk Enzo Compound; doz. cans. $1.19; 1Q per can

Coffee Monarch Brand; 3-

$1.49

Rice Fancy Blue J f C Rose; per lb

Beans Falcon 49c

Baked Brand; 4

cans

pound

can

Soap Jap Rose or Creme Oil; very good face 25 C soap; 3 bars

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Liquid Veneer Furniture Polish Best made, very special 23 C

Johnson Wax Liquid form ;

69c

pint size at

, Alabasb'ne The sanitary wall coating; beautiful shades to select from; 5 lb. package 7 special at t J Floor Oil Best for refinishing floors and woodwork; CQ quart size at vl

Garden Hose Moulded; guaranteed non-kinkable corrugated. Very spe- OOcial at. foot

Hose Reel Extra well made, with steel wheels. Special for Thrift Monday 0 1Q

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