Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 101, Hammond, Lake County, 15 October 1920 — Page 16

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October 15. 1920. THE TIMES Page

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Saturday evening, October 16th. nc at Masonic Templ East Chicago by Mooseheart Ix?gion. lest :iuii:. Everybody invited- 10-15-1

HOLDS COLORED WOMANNOT GUILTY

When Mrs. Be.sMe Newman, colored.

Chicago found out that the shot h had fired at her husband. Floyd Newman, at Gary had not resulted fatally .he remarked: "I only wish that It haa killed him. ho was such a beas to m and my child and I'm only sorry that ha Is not dead." The shooting took place at the Michigan Central depot In full view of passf;nger waiting for a Chicago train. Following- the shot Newman dropped to the floor and everyone IncludinK Mrs. Newman believed ftie shot had ten fatal. The colored man did not move an inch till an officer reached his side. He was up in an instant and asked tha officer's protect tpn, Mrs. Newman trill stood uumoved and motionless with the smoking revolver in her hand. She had purchased it the same morning to kill him. Yesterday a Jury in the crlmina.1 court at Crown Point deliberated two hours in the case and found Mrs. Newman rot guilty. The Jury found that the- shooting was Justified, as the husband had made threats and forced her to work when she was ilL

BROADWAY NEARIHG COMPLETION With enly three more blocks of concrete to lay from 18th avenue to the Pennsylvania tracks, the big tsflt ot resurfacing the en.t side of Broadway wit ha six inch layer of concrete will be completed in a little oer a week, according to the contractors today. Whether any effort will be made to start the west side of the noted thoroughfare depends upon existing weather condition.

DON'T FORGET ALUMNI MEETING Former students of th Valparaiso University are again urged to attend the big meeting at the Council Chambers at t?ie city hall in Gary this evening-, when effort will be made to organize a Valparaiso -Alumni Associa

tion. The object of tha organization!

wW! be to promote Interactional games between the colleges and the Alumni

and to hold an annual hom coming!

relebrstion each year. Mayor W. K. Hedges of Gary is fathering the- move-mcnt.

H. S. TO

PLAY KANKAKEE SAT. AFTERNOON

Hammond Industrial High school's football team stack up against the Kankakee, 111., high school team tomorrow afternoon at the Industrial Hiah school athleth; field. Hammond won from Harvey two weeks apo by a score of 13 to 12. Kankakee defeated Harvey 7 to fi. This indicates thut tho contenders will le evenly matched ns far us the early dope is concerned. However, the Hammond lads have made some wonderful Kains in the last two weeks and several of the hospital squad are back in the inolesklus. Kankakee outweighs Hammond eight pounds to the man but it is believed that the difference In heft will be more than ofset by the speed which Jlammend has developed In the steady grind at signal work. Many of the latest tricks which have been perfected will not he uncrated tonlorrw If it con te avoided as the boys wish to save them for the game against Froebel of Gary on October 23.

The line will be composed of Jame-j eon or Howell at center, Mayer andj Tapper, guards Egers and Hayne.". j tackles; Peary and Shelton, ends. t Watkins, Pownlng and ithelm will bnj on the sidelines. The backfield has notj been picked but there is plenty of nia-j terlal. Kleigehe is sick and Howe will!

be out because of ineligibility. An opener will be played at 1:4 o'clock by tbe second teams of Hammond and Froebel high schools while the big game is slated to start at 2:45.

assignment this year, in the department of mathematics at tho Whiting high school. Miss Canine ha-O heretoforetaught in the Kendallville high school and re duties of this ar brings her ry muc h nearer to her own home. She with Mjss Haznl Krlll will entertain the Kappa Kappa Kappa nest Tuesday vonmg at her home. Mr. and Mts. Gwlm Jones, former residents of Hereon St.. this city, pijor to fhelr establishment of a home at Valparaiso, which was destroyed by fro lately, ha e moved back to town and are now located on North Magoun ave. In the 141st block. Thy Jone.V fiinvlly have a. mnct hospitable welcomo bark to this city, by their many friends. Mr. Jones 1 in the employe of th-. Interstate mill as roller. The Ka.st Chicago Order of KaMerii Star anticipates a visit to this city f the grtind matron, on thc date of Oct. 21st. when members of chapters In tho adjacent towns will be tho invited euest Tho Invitations have already been extended. Tho visit of the high officer Is always Blended with ceremonies nnd entertainment especially honorary. The regular nieutlnp will take place the saint eveninp and a social follow.

HARDING IN INDIANA ON COX'S TRAIL (Continued from Tape One) "irniw of whom had no other qualifications than that of belnif very lain campaign contributors.' nnsT peach step. Tho first task of the nafiun in work-

ing for world peace, ho said, w to set Its face toward an International! association, "under which It tuny lie free to express and maintain its oven rial lnal Ism, buj in which mutual ri.inrnereial and trade problems muy l worked Out." j Tn discussing foreinn loans, Sr itu -tor Harding said he had n- d-sirn t' enforce payment "harshly or impm--tunely." "Nevertheless." he continued, "thfsdebts are. In principle. ( the nnnii binding quality as those which wer incurred in the form of loans innfl" directly by the people and represented by interest-beating bonds. j "It Is not inaccurate to say that the government In the, ransai tion occupies

the. relations oT trustee Vt the Ameri

can peoplu from whom the money came, and. like uny other trustee, may not (lurreiidtsi t:iir rlght to repayrnfiit wlthuui thijlr commit, ciprosa ut Impl led." hi ;im. i. niu.i tiK not ft

the nominee began speaking another and not Insist on interrupting

group of ntusJents "took up the ye'l

with "Cm" ub5tltutd f..r 'Harding. " Me, Harn'rig wai'.ed until they had niilnheiJ, arid tlin. thui.ing a tort-Hag' r t tho tfroiip, ahoufi-d:

I iin; XjT youi.tr rellows t be en-

iiU-ii i.i n tln.i Ahrto II, k Cm,!,, I'u'.'l thuntHtlc ab-i'it their leader, but i I' ge ' i.ti II limn .l,I;rfi !.!)., A o I hem 1 14 hu Kentucky gentletncn " " " ""'"Irpi.n t -...

"I respect the man who has h:.i con vtctiunat and I respect my fellow Amer irans who have other party tonvn lions than 1 have, but when you are . real American you listen to both sici of the cast, especially if the one wh i speaking is a candidate for th presidency e.f the United Slates ''

Service

STRIDE ENDS Dl'BU.V, Oct. 14 The Emblin dock strike ended late yesterday.

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News Notes

'They Work while you Sleep"

Saturday evening, October 16th. Clarice at Masonic Temple. Kast Chicago by Mooseheart Legion. Bet music. Everybody invited. ln-li-l

Miss Mnr:aret Canine, daughter of Pupt. of Schools and Mrs. E. N. Canine of North Magoun ave.. has her teaching

Do you feel all "unstrung"? bilious, morrow. You will wake up with head constipated, headachy, full of cold?) dear, stomach right. breath sweet. , , - ,, ) skin rosv. 7r griping no irtdnveniCascarets tonight for your liver and I - . , j enee. hiloren love .ascarets too. I '. bowels will have yea tuned up by to- J so ccnla Adv.

GARY AND HOBART

ASKS FARE INCREASE !

The Gary and Hobart Traction Co.J operating between Gary fnd Hobart'

end who filed a petition with the Tub-!

l:e Service Commission cf Indiana some: time ago asking for an increase ft!

fares received the Information yester

day that the hearing would take place! at Indianapolis Thursday of next week

.October 22. In ,he petition the Gary Street Rail

way Co. stated tinat an Increase !n '

rates was necessary, due to the in

crease in wages they were forced to I pay their employes. If the increase Is J granted, passengers will te eompellei 1

to pay a fare of cents instead of 33 cents.. Attorney Ora Ij. Wlldermuth is

representing the company's interests.

Succumbs to

Appendicitis Operation!

Following a brief illness and an operation for appendicitis Miss Helen!

P'.oyackovich, a well known Gary sales

lady died at t'1 Mercy Hospital, early ; vepterday mornig. Miss Stoyackovich ! bss been cmploed at the Gross Spc- j cicilty shop for a number of years and in respect to the deceased, the store! will be closed for two ilays. Miss' Stoyackovich was also prominent in the activities of south side . c!al sociiks:.

THORN-T

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PLAY PANTHERS

The Cleveland Tanthers, one of the

.strongest professional 'football teams in this lection of the country, wil ' luvade Chicago Sunday. They are

t coming to play the Thorn-Tornadoes I

end the gam will be played et Whit-

rr.an & Barnes' park. 116th and Halsted j

streets. The Cleveland crowd will r'in against a strong combination, how

ever. everaJ college stars having been gned to play with the local eleven. The Tornado backfield Is one of the fastest and heaviest of any of the

Chicaco teams. Charpler. formerly of!

Illinois, will play fullback.

COLLINS IS HIGH

IN WHITING SHOOT WHXTIN'G. Ind.. Oct- 15. Tho Vhit- i ing police held their monthly shoot-

Ir.g contest at the "Whiting Park on "Wednesday, the report of which wa

s follows: j Collins. 12?; lawler. ?2; Muilaney, l: Klsiolklewicx. 77; Wiwrzqntak. 74; !

"i!eullen, 78; Bellan. 71; Miller, 63: F-irker. 68: Detective Qjiinn. SO: Ber.ak. 43; Satterf.eld. 29; Girard. 15.

of Used Cars to be Sacrificed

This Coming Week

ALL CARS MUST GO! The Best Bargains of the Year

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DON'T FAIL TO COME and LOOK THEM OVER

ITT MZaiORT AM In lov.sg memory of our little daughter. E'.enore. who passed away one jeat ego. October loth: She was like a tiny rosebud. Left with us who loved her here, .Tesus saw & bloom for Heaven. How we have missed you. Precious dear. 10-15 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jarchow.

Tn memory of Elsie Iterwanper. who tied two years ago today. October 13. 1DH: Two years has passed since that snd day. The one we loved was called away. Always to patient, tender and kind. What a beautiful memory eh left be- . hind. ciofl called her home, it was His will. "Within our hearts sh 1-s with -us still. The flowers we lay upon your grave maywithsr and decay. Bit the love we have for you d"ar Elsie, Vili never fade away. Losing Husband and Children, Father and Mother, Brothers a-nd Sisters? 19-1

SALE BEGINS

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SHOPPING EARLY HELPS EVERYONE CONCERNED Here we come again with some very special bargains, and it is only necessary to urge you to shep early. The Star Store is just around the corner, between State and Plummer Ave., almost opposite the postoffce. It has been called "The Little Store Full oL Big Bargains." If you have never visited the Star Store, why not come and see us Saturday. We will be glad to see you and you will be glad tjiat you came.

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LADIES' FLANNEL GOWNS . Made of good quality outing flannel; pink and blue stripes," full sizes. CjOk Special, only $1.89 and 1 LADIES' AFRONS In good washable dark and light percale. u, $1.59 LADIES' SAILOR MIDDIES In blue serge, wool mixture; sizes '6 to 44. A very good brand (Sampson). O Q Q Special at &d.UO LADIES' GALATEA MIDDIES In strictly washable material. QQ

CHILDREN'S ROMPERS In a heavy flannel, pink and blue stripe. Sizes 2 to 6. 7Qr Special, at only C BOYS' MACKINAW5 , In all wool fancy plaids, latest designs. Size II to 18. I f QCT Very special, at $1 1.98 and A Ve VO Sizes 5 to 10, $9.98, $8.98 and some for $7.98. GIRLS' COATS AND SERGE DRESSES A great variety of styles and materials. Come in and price them. BOYS' SWEATERS Slip-overs, in a good grade of wool. Good selection. Sizes 28 to 34. O Special at $4.50 and O

MOTHERS For Baby' s wear, we have a full line of Infants Sweaters. Sweater Sets, Caps, Bootees, Leggings, Dresses, Flannels and Eiderdowns, etc., at the very lowest prices.

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