Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 79, Hammond, Lake County, 20 September 1920 — Page 3

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Begining Wednesday a.m. The Most Sensational Event in the Furniture History of this Store and Northern Indiana Advance Showing Tuesday

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Tho program for tuo atat meetln; of the Indiana Township Trutea' As

soctatlon, to ba held October 18-20. at

the Claypool hotel, has been completed by William H. Evans. Center township trustee, Marion county, and Lew Lewis, of the program committee. The president, V. J. Williams; Dr. John N llurty. secretary of the state board of health, and Mayor Charles W. Jewett, of Indianapolis, will make ad

dresses the first day. Other speaker

are to be A. II. Hinkle, chief of the maintenance division, state highway department; J. II. Haines. Z. M. Smith, E. L. Austin. E. B. Wetherow. II. E. Meginness and M. E. Foley. The organisation on the second day will hold a closed session, at which, it is reported, the attitude of county superintendents who favor legislation displacing trustees as school heads, and substituting the county unit system of school control, will be discussed.

This establishment is equipped and stocked for the handling of EVERY type of AUT0M03ILE TOP and TRIMMING SERVICE. We can recover or repair your old top or build a smart, splendid appearing and wearing one at least cost, quality considered. Have us put your car's top and side curtains in AI shape for fall and winter's weather NOW.

U. S. SHIPS RUINED BY NEGLECT TINTEHNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON'. Sept. 18 Ships or tho U. S. are rapidly deteriorating for lack of sufficient funds to carry out

necessary repair work. Secretary oil Navy Daniels said. The secretary said

tnai witn tne reconvening or congresa he will ask n Immediate increase in tha appropriation fojj repair work. Present troubles Jn the navy yards and dissatisfaction over the naval wage award are due to Insufficient funds, the secretary said. Ha declared that he had promised the men an increase in, pay and that he was opposed to reduction of working forces, and that It had been necessary to reduce the working hours in order to grtnt a wage Increase. Ships are now lying- In the navy yards at Philadelphia, Portsmouth and elsewhere, deteriorating for lack or repairs," Secretary Daniels said, "but we have not the money to make the repairs. I shall ask congress for the funds early in December and with the campaign over I think perhaps all false ideas of economy will be gone."

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A very pretty wedding took place at the Cook Catholic church on Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock when Miss Susan Emma Schmidt became the bride of Raymond J. Scherer of St. John. Tha bride wore a white satin gown -with georgette overkirt trimmed with beads. Her veil was held in place with pearl beads and she carried a shower boquet of roses and sweet peaa. Her attendants were Miss Ruth Scherer sister of the groom as maid of honor and wore white voile. Helen Schmidt, sister of the bride, bridesmaid, wore yellow crepe dechine and Margaret Hasse of Hammond wore

I pale blue crepe dechine. The grooms

attendants were John Schmidt, brother of the bride and Albert Sabineck of Cook. Roma Srherer of Chicago, a cousin of the groom was flower girl and also was Marclle Raascher of Hammond. After the ceremony the wedding dinner at 12 o'clock was given at the bride's parent shome. M. and Mrs. John Schmidt, 5 Vi miles west of Cook, to the immediate relatives of both the bride and groom. The younj couple left .Wednesday morning for a two week's honeymoon trip to Bos-ton. New Tork. Philadelphia and Niagara Falls, and after their return home they wilj reside on one of the Schmidt farms near Beecher, 111. Mr. Scherer is the eldest s'on of M. and Mrs. Albert Scherer of here. The Misses Rose and Lena Schumacher returned home from several days visit at Chicago. Peter Theilen has purchased a new five passenger Ford car

Times news service is the best that money can buy and honest effort can furnish.

MAY STAGE SCRAP IN JERSEY PARK ftNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 ?CTrw YORK, Sept. 20. Since postponement of the Carpentier-Levinsky

scrap through orders of the New York boxing commission, Jack Frost, a Newj Jersey promoter, has announced .ie

will make an effort to have it staged In the Jersey City baseball park. The International Sporting Club or New York holds contracts of the fighters.

THE White Sox had a little trouble with the Athletics, finally dropping them 5 to 4.

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Those in the Market for High-Grade Residential Vacant Should Act Quickl Or Pay Higher Prices The Hammond and Suburban Realty Company Still Has for Sals the Following Sites:

orest Avenue

One 75 foot lot north of Kenwood avenue. The corner 136 feet of Forest and Kenwood avenues. One 60 foot lot and two 50 foot lots on Forest avenue, north of Cleveland avenue. Prices $1 ,500.00 for 50 feet. Terms $500.00 cash, balance monthly.

On Kenwood Avenue

A beautiful lot next "to Judge J. G. Ibach's $25,000.00 Home, with' 1 22 feet of frontage on Kenwood avenue. This is beautifully terraced and is cheap at $2,500.00. We also have the corner of Kenwood and, Moraine avenues just east of Judge Ibach's residence; 112 by 1 40 feet in size. This is admitted by all who know real estate to be the finest corner left in Hammond. Price $4,000.00.

On Moraine Avenue

One 50 foot east front lot in fine location, $1,500,000; 75 foot inside lot $2,250.00, and 75 foot corner of Cleveland avenue $2,400.00. South cf Cleveland on Moraine we have four 50 foot lots for $1,400.00 each; two 75 foot corners for $2,200.00, and a 75 foot inside lot for $2,100.00.

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n Hohman Street

We have a choice 74 foot driveway corner next to Dr. Lloyd's for $1,600.00, a 50 foot lot near the corner of Kenwood and Hohman for $1,600.00, and considerable other frontage opposite the beautiful parkway for $30.00 a front foot.

Three

esale Lots

Two lots on Moraine St. and one on Zachau avenue have been listed with us for re-sale. These are all attractive propositions.

Many Building Operations Under Way

Ten splendid homes are under construction in Kenwood today. Others will be started yet this Fall. Your chance to get a Kenwood lot depends on your acting quickly and decisively. Assessments practically paid out.

HAMMOND and SUBURBAN REALTY CO

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Phones: 678-2455