Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 33, Hammond, Lake County, 27 July 1920 — Page 6

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M HODGON IS CHOSEN PRESIDENT AT VALPO Succeeds H. K. Brown, Who Will be Univeristy Bursar School to Be Devoted to Business . Training. VALP.Ul.USiO, Indiana. July 27. Daniel Kuauel HotJkon. president of thw Hahnemann Colleges of Chicago, has been chosen rreeidant of tho Valrra!so University, replacing; Hwmry Xlnsey Brown, who recently resigned. The trustees of the university, after accepting- Mr. "Brown's resignation, appointed fcim the new university burFar. A reorganization c-f the Board of Trustees also has been completed with Charles Jeffry. president of tha Farmers' State Bank, of this city, as chairroan; il. K. Iviwenstfne, secretary and George P. Heach. treasurer of thii city. All three live here. Other trustees are Dr. Howard Schlitt and F. E. Morton, of Chicago and three prominent business men of Chicane, -whose names are withheld. It Is the plan of the trustees to make the university "a leading business educational university." This institution has fourteen buildinfrs here, and allied medical and dontaJ schools in Chicago-. All th divisions hive been organized Jn departments, under the direction of department heads. Valparaiso) university was cTrani;:ed c a normal school in 1373 by Henry Baker Brown. .

JACK JOHNSON PHOTOGRAPHED AT MOMENT OF HIS ARREST

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COOUDGE IS NOTIFIED THIS KOON

By JTETRBKTIT CARY1 T STAFF CORRESPONDENT 1. N. SERVICE XOKTHAillTO.N". ilass, July 21 By mo'tor car, horsa drawn vehicles, special trains, trolleys, motorcycles, bicycles and afoot, thousands of persons came to Northampton from far and near this afternoon to be present on Allen field. Smith college, this afternoon, at tha exercises attending the formal notification of Gov. Calvin Ooolidge of MasMLchtisetta, of his nomination ls the republican candidate for vic president. Thia quiet little Hampshire county city, termed by Jennie Llnd, the "paradisa of Ama-rica," was gayly decorated for tho occasion. The business section was literally blanketed with bunting of Ted, whit 9 and blue, from hundreds of home Cew the stars and stripes, and streamers and flags floated from polos and vires and tip Main and dm streets, to tha classlo precincts of Smith coilega. Fosters In windows bore a picture of tha governor and the slogan 'law and order." A warm Run looked down from a clear aky. A heavy detail of polica. recruited firm near-by cities and towns handled the hig crowds. The 'White House Inn, wher Gov. Coolldge-, Mrs. Cooltdge, their two eotia and tha governor's father spent tha night was guarded from cranks by a detail of stats police. Thia two-family dwelling house, with aa American flag flying from a email flag pola In tha front lawn, was the macca- of many visitors. The' governor himself, tanned by his vacation in Vermont, helped' Mrs. Coolldga put the finishing touches for the informal luncheon to the notification committee. Tha G. O. P. leaders came by automobile to the Draper hotel, their headauarters and from the Coolidge home they were accompanied to the afternoon exorcises. There vrere covers for 100 luncheon guests at tha Coolidge home. Sleaawhlle, In lower Main street, two hands were entertaining the other visitors to Northampton. Twenty-five years ego "Cal" Coolidge came to Northampton a poor law student. Today the city joined with the nation snd state in paying him honor.

Left to right: Sheriff J. C Kline, Dept. U. S. Marshal George K. Cooley and Jack Johnson.

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DOUBLE STAMPS WEDNESDAY-

Tirinit of a life of exile, Jack Johnson, ex-heavjrweieht champion of the world, last week stepped across the international boundary line at Tia Juana, Mexico, and was taken into custody

by TJ. S. authorities. The photo, snapped a mirrate after Jonnson crossed the line, shows him beinjc formally placed under arrest. Johnson was convicted on a charge of white 6lavery seven

years agro ar.d sentenced to spend a term of years in a federal penitentiary. He jumped bail, and until his recent arrest roamed at larpe through .Europe and Latin America.

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TAU1EV1LLK AM PICTURES RVRGAIN MATINEE AT 2rfM J M., SATX'BJJAY. STAR THEATRE 7-27-5 Mr. Jack Hartley and Mrs. Henry Lindgrrn. end daughter Virginia, of Chicago Jiera tha guests of Whiting friends. Max Sell Iff. arrested by officer Parker for passing a street car unloading passengers, ma released en a $2-5. bond Joe Ankrc-lclwicz, arrested for speeding, waa alsa released on a $25.0') ca-sh bond. JohnTontac; of LaPorte spent a few days hera visiting- his Filter Mrs. Al Schaeffer and Mri. Thiesr-n. The Beta. Gamma Upsi'ion Sorority are plannig- a baach pay t.? be given this evening Mrs. Edward Tmes cf West v'.lle. Ind.. wa3 called here bv the llness and the death of her brother Edward Oils of New Tork avenue. SPECIAL V.U'IltTVIIlB AVn PIC TI RES, SATIBD Y. BARGAIV M TIEE AT 3rtX P. M, STAR THEATRE. 7-27-5 Jam"? Ti" f ase1 away at his home in New York avenue Sunday morning following a weeks illness, having suffered a stroke of paralysis on the previous Sunday. The deceased Is survived bv his ?- rents who ro:id in Westvilir. Ind . Ills brothers Edward and Roy Dils. - WUtin and three sisters Mrs. 1. -v Williams of Whiting end two of whom rtside in Westviile. Ind Tre funeral in charge cf u"der-tak-r Hevden -will he held tomorrow morninrt when services will he held at tiie t.'is home in NewYirk avenue, fnilowinir which the remains will heWpped to Chestert-n for interment. The lat ec-ttage has been removed from Short street to make room for the new Community house. Mr. end Mr. W. Tt. Jenkins of Ohio avenue ppent Saturday and P inday at the home of the lattefs sister in ust!n. I'd. BtROlIN MATINEE AT Z:On P. M. VAI DKVILLK AXI Pit TIRES. STR THFATHB. 7-27-S The Whitinsf f re department responded to a call in Eohey on Sunday evening where a flat building opr-osite Camp Cuneo was destroyed by flames.

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Every Opportunity To Save in the July Sales of Quality Furniture Furniture as well as other sections of this store is brimful of notable reductions. The sharp reductions is only a part of the advantages of this sale for when you investigate the superior value and quality of this furniture, you will have every reason to believe the savings are worth while. The items below are only a hint towards others on display here. Cane Rarlor Suite at $297.50

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Overstuffed Rocker at $67.50 Here's a Rocker that would ordinarily sell for $85.00. It's a big broad rocker of genuine Spanish leather upholstering and a soft loose cushion seat. Nothing could be more suitable for supreme comfort and attraction than this rocker in any home, it will be worth the while to see it at this low l!CP7 Cfj price "

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GET A MAXOTIRE A Maxotire will pvolong the life of your tires indefinitely. Mighty handy and you can always use one. Distributor for Lake County.

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Queen Anne Period Dining Table at $79.50 Nothing looks more atrtactive to any home than does a Dining Room Table and especially if it is of Queen Anne period design. Such a table is this one of solid walnut. It is not only beautiful but practical. It has a 54 inch round top and extends to 6 feet and will fit any dining room. It regularly sells at $100.00, but is specially priced for July Sales, 379 SO

Beautiful Library Table at $36.75 This table is of the beautiful Queen Anne period style and is equally attractive to any home as is the Dining Table of the same design in a beautiful finished American walnut. It's a regular $45.00 seller. Special for this sale, $J36 75 at

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Virtue In Paying Debts. Paying of debts Is, next to the grace cf God, the best means in the world to deliver you from a thousand temptations to sin end vanity. Deianey.

Your Word is Law We think every article we put up for eale is A-No. 1 in quality. But, if for any reason it falls, we urge that you bring it at once to our attention. If it doesn't meet your standards, It won't 'meet ours. And incidently it's a whopping big concern that backs the tires we sell, and both make good. That's why we sell Firestone. E. N. Bunnell 504-508 Hohman St., Hammond. Phones i 650651592.

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CLIPPING

CONTEST

Entrants in the STEFFENGUIDE Trade-Mark Dipping Contest should deliver to the offices of the Steffenguide Corporation, Hammond Building, before August the first, all Trade-Marks collected. by them, in a sealed envelope bearing their came, address and number of Trade-Marks. Publication of the winners will be made in "The Times" of Augcst first.

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