Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 75, Hammond, Lake County, 15 September 1920 — Page 6

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THE TIMES Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1920.

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LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

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AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS TO LEARN NEW USES FOR PAPER FROM AUSTRIA Austrian paper clothing and associated paper articles, collected for the information of the Amerr lean clothing and other interested : industrii's. are now on displav .t the bureau of domestic and foreipn t . commerce, at Washington, D. C : ; Similar products of German manuV fucture are expected to arrive here

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Twin City

News Notes

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roi-ict; rouci: imueaslo The Kat Chicatfu board of safely have decided to Increase the police ivixv in order to give tlie city aiotjuitc Iol;ce protection and break up the wave of crime which for the past few v uks has swept the city, particularly r:.J:ana Harbor. It has now reached a stage la Indiana Harbor where large r.'ORiters of women and children fear to go out on the streets after dark. If ;hey go, they are in cont'Lam f-ar that they will be held up. attacked, i heir homos robbed or some other hor- : ,blc thing will happen. I:i the past the safety board has had trouble in getting good men for the police department because of the small wages which have been paid. As a rt s-ilt the department haj been wirkshort of" the required numbe" of men and has been unable to cope with the situation Since the increases of falary which have been granted to the I -slice officers, it is expected that good men can be obtained and an effort will be made to add ten or twenty men to the force within the next few days, in order to secure the men the safety b ard is advertising in the classified columns of the Times, specifying the r-.-quire-ments. In order to get a Job on the departr,,' r.t the men will have to o between 21 and 45 years of age. at least 5 feet S inches in their stocking feet. not less than 165 pounds, of sound health and unquestioned courage. They must also be able to read and write -English.

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Mr. rearl Dunck Tobin who rormerly lived in the Atlas Apartments and taking up her residence with her mother, Mrs. Chester Johnston In Hickory st.( Hammond, whin Mr. Tbin departed to take a position at Flint. Mich., left yesterday with nor small son and accompanied by her mother and sister !ftss Olive Mae Dunck who, after a time, visiting at Flint, will bo Joined by Mr. Johnston from here and go on to Canada to visit relatives and friends. They expect to be gone a couple of weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Hen Silverman of Homerlee ave. have a tiny newcomer, the second boy in the family. Mrs.

j Silverman arrived home yesterday from I the Washington Park hospital In Chi

cago and she and the babe are doing very nicely. Members of the East Chicago K . O. T. M., No. 44, entertained many state officers and guests at their regular meeting held In the Odd Feliow's hall

with a good attendance on the part of local members. An entertalnins feature was a solo rendered by the record-keeper, Martin Hanskl, and talk were delivered by the. visit ng offxers.' Cards were indulged in as a pasiime' prior to the departure of the guestsl to their various homes.

D. F. Freeman of the L. 6. bureau ol loreign and domestic commerce, wearing a paper suit and displaying a paper tablecloth.

Coming Sunday. Monday and Tues- I day: Mack Se.mett's five reel comedy! sensation. "lowa on the Farm." Don't !

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Mr. Poter Byrne has purchased 40 feet of frontage on 119th street and Si feet on Warwich avenue, near Forsyth Square in the Forsyth Water Gardens. 9-15-1

CHID OK THANKS

Mr. and Mrs. Barton Erlney of 324 Fir st. desire to express the r deepest gratitude to the neighbors and friends who extended their sympathy and a'.d during the illness and death of their father. William Briney. Especially to He v. Elmer Jones, pastor of the Indiana Haibor M. E. church, the choir

and to all who sent floral remem

brances. 9-16

Members of the Woman's Keller Corp of Indiana Harbor will ca.bcr at the Katherlne Ilouso ton ght ana mikt arrangements for the changs of their regular meetings in tba future. Heretofore they have met on Friday afternoons but the announcement or last evening shows that Wednesday evenings, the first and third of the month, seems more preferable to many. The Woman's Guild of the Good Shepherd church are resuming their get-together meetings for the fall and winter and list one for this week at the homo of Mrs. J. J. Block, 42i Forsythe ave., for Friday afternoon. All members are urged to be present. The 1907 Club is enojylng a session of cards today with Mrs. W. J. Jenkins in North Magoun ave. Dr. J. L'rkov is arriving back from Rochester. Minn., where he has been taking several months course in special surgery. He will resume his practlme the early part of next week.

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If you want quick sale on your property, list it with Crundwell, 350S Cedar St., phone Indiana Harbor 240. 9-11

Own your own home. The Whiting Savings & Loan Association loana you money on first mortgage security. S-15-1

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