Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 32, Hammond, Lake County, 9 October 1920 — Page 3

October 9. 1920.

THE TIME -Page Three

LIVE NEWS FROM THE TWIN CITIES

iCHOOL POI.XiPAL KKOM CHIN V Tomorrow evening in East Chicago an address of extraordinary interest v. ill he delivered.. In these days when China and Japan are interesting Amicans 50 keenly, to be a bun. to iiear

:hoo'. principal, who

past month with a'niot twice a many g : 1 1. ti n as I'.U'n.- wire boy. In LI is-i I hicago there were 35 trir'.s cut of a tital of iT babies and in Indiana Harbor 16 out of 23 were girls, making a total of 51 girls and 27 boys. The total number of births, TS. was much below the normal number during any one month while the number of deaths was about, the same oa ordinari'.y with a total t Zi.

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Las recently come from China in a ipecia.1 privilege. Mit Alzina Manner ' the Taiku school. China, will speak ft the Congregational church. East C hicago at 7:30 p. m. Th: general vubl:c are invited to attend.

colohi;d in sk.xtexckd Henry Williams', the colored man who yesterday appeared in the K ift Chicago city court almost in the nude, nust have made a poor imprest-ion .-.n J.iiJe Hvni'in i""hen. After hi-arirr-i t'le vid. nce which .-h.m that Williams had out i:j his wife with a r.'iZ"!' .he j'idif pa f ntenc?. ' Joli -1 1 i

costs and six mtoiths at the Eti'-.- ! the way for home biilJin contractors

l a r n i . Two others al: received stiff sentences. Clarence Ulackstone. who wi arrested after attempting to hold u; a store was given $5 and costs and t0 days and Frances Cortuez charged with assault was given $5 and costs and li days.

in n o ir; m:w iioi slis A renewal cf biiiding and purticuarly of home building in Ka.-t Chij -r .. forecasted l.y the a 'lion tf lait;:.- & Hoore in beginning th- (V-: i. i. tt! 13 houses on Fur.w:;' avi nn ? ttw.. n 141st and 142nd streets. AlhounV tiiere las beep, but littl; b'jml-

during the pas-'t few moiiM; t'ic -i" "P ';l prices of lunibtr and t '.-i'il-i.iK materials hast tviiently oiion-'d

NEW CIVIL Sl ITS The following new civil cases have reen filed in the East Chicago city court and have been set for trial by Judge Cohen on the following dates: October 9 Join Sasu through Atty. f. Hershcoviti is suing John Cosnu tor $20S.0o. October 11 Smith Rader Davidson

-nipany through Atty A. Ottenheimerj

) suing roiice Officer Ben Crawford for possession of tils house at A-also avenue anj $2S damage?. f ctob-r 13 Th Citizens Trust and i-awiis lank through Atty. V.". D. an Home is suing Dr. Frank V. Cux t r collection of a note for $o4.!5. Christ T. Do'.las through Atty. V.'. 1'. A" fin H oit :s suing Dr. Frank' P. v for collection of a bill for mcri':;snd:st for $110. CO. ' I'd!:-- 1 king-r through Atty. W. B.

an Horne ecl(,.. t,-

i'ect a note of ,

Verne Kcgers, the Harbor !

ago company and George T. t-pang-

Christ T. Do!"as through Attv. W.

I'. Van Home is suing S ini Matheny '

J r payment on a bill of mcrchanjis .; $:s.4.j.

HECOVER M.VM' AVTOS Ftrjlen automobiles valued at $11.o wr? recovered by the Fast Chii polle during the past month, the port of chief Kd o'lMnnf'l shows. '!; va'i.at: n was distributed unions '! cars, one I'athfinder. two Oldsmo-i'-c, t'v.) i'uicl':'. one Chalmers, one 'ison. or.e Nash and one Oakland.

addition to recvcrin the stolen

T -"p.Tty the Cepartir.ent made 430 pat ! wagen runs resulting in 1&7 arl'sts. fr 42 d.fferen crimes. Vagrancy I'd the number with 2S while IS were f . rested for violating the liquor laws. 11 :!- assault and battery, n for gamlimg end 10 for drunkenness. Fines 8-. jilting to $2.5S were raid by 61 cut of the S3 who were found guilty..

MKET KOIl BANQIET The Tri-City Employment Managers i association will hold a get-together J meeting and banquet next Tuesday j evening in the banquet hail of the Hast $ Chicago Congregational church' at which representatives of ail of the r'.ants of the district are expected to ! be present. In view of the changing conditions in labor demand and supply j the discussion is expected to bring out j

some interesting points.

(.1RLS IX LEAD Baby birls were far in ii lead of baby boys-' in East Chicago ''tring the

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EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and torsyth Avenues At East Chicago's Busiest Center Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00 Autumn Always Brings Fire Calls There is always an increase in fires in autumn. ith stoves and furnaces beginning to be used, the dinger of fire increases. Take no chances. Have ENOL'GH fire insurance. Our insurance departrr.en twiii g!ad!y look into the question of your protection. Call any time.

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to begin work on a large scale. It seems to be t lie general opinion among contractors that the prices of building material have been stabliiz-1 an dthat no further reduetl.-.n-j ,-an h-.-expec'-d at t his t irre. Vith this idea prevalent i' is predicted that the nexl few months will witness a latj?' anooiiit. 't' Uuil'l'i" in the city and a : umber i.f thf bui.ding contriotors ,H"

planning to start new building programs.

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WINTER COAL NEEDS WILL BESUPPLIED AVASH1NGTON". Oct. 3. Despite present coal shortages, the national cial association today declared In .a statement the needs for the winter

INDIANA HARBOR

will be supplied. Orders issued by the Interstate Commerce commission requiring railroads east of Montana, Wyoming. Colorado and New Mexico to furnish coal cars to mines in preference to any other i-se. will relieve the present shortage in the middle west, according to the national coal association. The Interstate Commerce commis

sion tn co-operation with the national coal association and the railroad executive;) Is now working out a plan v. hereby it hi hoped to divert mote than two thousand arloads of coal each day into the middle wesfru slates.

TRY A "TIMES WANT AD"

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Monday Hosiery Specials

Holeproof

Ladies' Ribbed-Top Silk Hose, in African brown, cordovan, navy and beaver. Regular $2.55 values. 00 For Monday only . . UV Ladies Drop-Stitch Silk Hose, in African brown, cordovan and black. Regular $2.55 values. fcO QQ For Monday only . V Ladies' Cotton-Lisle Hose, in black. African brown, cor- QC ' dovan and white. Special for Monday

Men's Two-Tone Silk Hose, $1.00 value. Special for 2 50 Monday, 3 pair for

Men's Cotton Lisle Hose, in black and brown. Reg- 1 7C ularly 65c per part. Special, 3 pairs for WOOL HOSE FOR MEN. WOMEN AND CHILDREN THE MODEL v Rothschild & Hirsch Hammond's Best Clothiers

Hammond Iron and Metal Company MARCUS BROS.. Props. Wholesale Dealers in IRON, METALS, RTJBBEB AND SECOND HAND MACHINERY Offices: 340 Indiana Av. Yards Sohl Street and Indiana Av hAMMONO : INDIANA. Office Phone '27. Re- Ph9" 104.R.

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Beginning' Monday Morning at 9 o'clock

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No Phone Orders No C. O. D. Orders

otton Goods

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$10,000 Worth of Brand New Muslin,

Pillow Cases? Lqngcloth and Indian

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The qualities advertised are well known to every woman. The prices speak for themselves. Every woman who wants to save will attend. Get your share of these big savings and shop early!

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45c 'Dorothy' Bleached or Half Bleached

MUSLIM

Extra soft finish, full yard uide. bleached or half bleached. Monday at. 2 7 C per yard

3,000 Yards, yard wide Regular 45c Quality LONGCLOTH

Best quality for making underwear. Over 3,000 yards, reduced for Mon- OQday to, per yard w W

35c 'Admiral9 Bleached Full yard wide MUSLIN Extra fine quality "Admiral' rnuslin. Reduced for this sale Monday. gper yard 63c "Wearweir, 40 inch wide TUBING

This is an extra fine quality that has been selling for 69c a yard. ?Qp Reduced for Monday to, per yard

j 50c Famous 'Fruit of the Loom 99 ya rd wide ' Bleached I MUSLIN

I 5.000 yard; "Fruit cf the Loom," a won

derful quality musun. OQp Monday, per yard

75c Daisy, 42 & 45 in Pillow Cases

Snow -white quality, in both 42 and 45 inchc sizes. 4Sc For Monday's sale, per yard. . .

$2.98 Wearwell 81x90 Bleached SHEETS

A very marked saving on fine quality Sheets, for Monday's big ' 1 QQ one-day sale. Each f) A.

75c Wearwell 45 inch wide TUBING

Similar quality is selling elsewhere for 75c a yard. Monday's price, I Q P per yard

$1.00 Wearwell, 81 in. wide, Bleached SHEETING

1500 yards of the famous 6heeting goes on sale Monday. T O As long as it lasts, per yard. ...

Regular 59c Quality Full 36 in. Wide Indian Head

7,200 yards of first quality, reduced for Monday's big white goods sale O A to, per yard

I Monday the Last Day of our Second Big Shoe SaleValues Never Before Equaled li-iiHfflmiiiiniiiiimffliim HllllllllllliiniiillllUlililililililiilllllilililiH