Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 119, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1920 — Page 5

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FRIENDS GIVE TRIBUTE TO PRES. WILSON fifteen Hundred Washington People Pay White House Visit Last Night UY W. H. ATKI.V8 lTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SIRViCEJ WASHINGTON, .Nov. 6 Wooclrow Wilson today knows that his neighbors Ull love him. If there was any doubt In hi heart it was dispelled last night. iteen hundred of hJs fellow townsmen tood before him on the White House terrace and gav a (cenulr tribute of affection that must have carried a warmth of comfort to his soul. It was a tribute for Voodrow Wilson the Pathetic, yet. withal a heroic tlure whona neighbors do not look upon him as a fallen Idol. The president sat in a wht chair on the east veranda - the garnering warmed About the ojfcn, space and fang and cheered him. The prtviident, n the veranda scarcely more than 15 minutes, was deeply moved. Ills carworn face beamed wjth a faint smile of gratitude and satisfaction over this demonstration of tsteem which was unheralded, but arransed quietly and deemed to be a "silent tribute." Ther were no speeches. Some good eld patriotic songs were sung in a. spirit that conveyed message mora fervent with eloquence than spoken words. Carry me back to ole Vlrglnny," sur.g by a, sweet voiced suprano and with the crowd joining in the refrain, seemed especially pleasing to the president. The .rowd sans softly. "My Country 'Tis of Thee." followed by a round of cheers, which the president acknowledged by waving nis hat vigorously. Then a- he was carried into the. executive mansion he heard the resounding cheers of the visitors in response to a call for a "cheer for President Wilson. th greatest man in the world." It was given with a will.

lug at the direction of Judne Anderson that investigation would bo made of "certain matters" Involving trie connection of Atty. Oen. Palmer with cases against coal miners and operators, had not been received at a late hour today, it jwas announced at the department of justice. It was indicated that while Atty. Oen. Palmer misrht not ro personally

7 for KatnbiliiK. f'iru-s and rusts paid d'irinjj the month amounted to a total f 4.t;o.

NEGRESS SHOOTS HER BROTHER

Neliie Ynutis, a Gary nenr-f, a pi no. ii under iiirett at 11 o'clock tlii.-"

to Indianapolis Nov. 8, when the trial .iorn:n: and Is being- ticstlon. d t..

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resented, probably by Assistant Atty. Gen. Mitchell, who has betn :n cbarse of the coal yituatlojn.

PALMIER HAS NOT RECEIVED TELEGRAM

'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 .The feieSTirn from the clerk of the U. S. District court at Indianapolis, announc-

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f-rtaln the reason why slo- picked i:r u revolver this morning and fired a t.urout-r ..! sh.ds -sit her brother. N 'in f the Shots took rtVect. T'i.' .shoot in ! c ctirri-J at 16th ave.ime hdI lndist:i l rect.

HUBER TO BE NEXT POSTMASTER Having1 been generally recommended for the postmastorship hy Gary residents, the appointment of Carl K. lluhr. assistant postmaster, la expected to be made within the next few days, according to Information received yesterday. He will fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of H. B. Snyder a week ago. Mr. Snyder expects to devote his entire time to his newspaper work on the Gary Tot. '

N. Y. COMMUTERS THROWN IN PANIC NEW rOHKl, Nov. .-..Hundreds of commuters and travellers in tho Grand Central station wore thrown into a furore and near panic when a yc-unf foreigner dashed through the fowda with a revolver in one hand

turns are incomplete from ft, of tit" j fourteen counties of t!ie district, but! the missing precincts are republican I so that Clouse's majority will be In

creased, ills lead, according to present figures, is IS'.'. Judge Hull has ben in congress fjr fourteen years. He la u number of tho ways nnil mennj committee and 1s tho author of the federal income- tx lnw.

Friday. November 5, 1920.

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lb.K'ir.nuig Nov. T. i'rown I'olr.tcrs will have, to pay 4.1 cunts when they make a trip to Gary on the Gary .nd Southern, the Interstate Goa.tiK-rc t ..mniisfion having grunted the com

pany the r'.fcvht to ral.se its fare to that '

price this wek tivcarding to word rtcivod by Ora 1 V1 Ido rm ut h. president. i)f th" road from IndiariHpulls. The eiipioyet.i of the road were recently

IN THE SOLID SOUTH WMST I-AJ.AI UEAOH, Fla... Nov. r,. Kej.ubllckns carried Taltn lleach cunty. Hard in jf receiving 1,.81 nni C.x 1,620 vote. Twenty precincts yet to report aru certain to Incrc&su Haidl'ii's lead. The county Is a fnmoas v inter i f si.rt.

t f a contr-pf with the ryt akcr of the notl.inal house vt representatives at Washington and will submit his formal petition of protect when the n " w const ess ITlfftS.

JACKlV, Miss., Nt(V. B. H puhl! '"'"a r 'led 12.(.'.o votea in Xrissl.nsipj.! in Tuesday's elect ion. a record breaker.

GARY TEAMS TO PLAY AT HOME The Froebel and Emerson high school football teams will -play at home tomorrow. The crack Waukeon hi?h school team -will be FVoebel's opponent at the 'Froebel field, -while Emerson will stack up ag"a!nst Itenssalaer at Emerson.

and on open razor In tlie other, l'.n - i s , -anu,j un lncrenue ia wages and tha terlnsr the wash room the man sht raise In trice was instituted to meet

SAVANNAH. G.. Nov. 6. -Chart?. n fraud, vote buying, repeatln. tio destruction of rr-yut.iii-'.t ballots bv election managers, throwing out of r pnb-V-inn ballots. chaniiiiv- of bailors by e eetion mnnairers;. tbr.muh a paid aiVertl.e.ment in a local newppapor, F,. S. Fuller, republic:, n candidate for conjrreas. has Riven notice thtt he will contest the stat of J. W. Overman, democrat, who on the face of returns, defeated-r.lm for congress In tlio election Tuesday. Fuller, win l!vei In Savanrah Pud ! lawyer. lerji.res he has filed notice

SAWMILL OWNERS REDUCE WAGES

TAMPA. Fla., Nov. 5. s-awmills throughout the yellow rlne- belt cf Kottt h Ge..ri-ta and Florida are either; closing down or red'icinsr w?es 2. ;,er cent. Watfes fr ."in.nrii laborers -ie cut to $3.",0 ml nther ray accord- I

inply Is the announcement given out

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l.j the Goi ft ia-F:orida Saw mill assocjatlon. effective Nov. 8. Did you hesr that Dorothy PbiDips ia "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN" is a wonderful picture? DeLuxe Theatre

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Gu'seppe luuria. a bootblack, killing

hint instantly and then ran to tin1 .street where he escaped. The dead man's friends told the police the slayer was another Italian with whom Iauria had been on bad terms.

DRUNKS HEAD THE LIST "Drunks" copped the paeon for the htg'heft number of arrests durin the past month, 92 being- arrested during October, according to the month. y police report Issued hy Chief of Police Forbls of Gary yesterday. A total of 351 arrests were made during the month. Thirty-eight of these were for violation of the liquor t.-afflc. 37 for apsault and battery and

BANDITS FATALLY SHOOT DENVER MAN DENVER, Colo.. Nov. 5. Joseph Ferpi'.son, 35. was yhot end probably fatally wounded today by two bandits when he grrappled with them In his down town hotel. The ' Fhootlny of Ferguson was followed by one of the most spectacular manhunts ever seen In this cjty. Trailed by a score of policemen and hundreds of citizens, the two bandits raced up alleys, through hotel corridors, over roofs and up and down tiro escapes). A man identified as one of the hold-ups was captured in the county court house. The other escaped. Many shots were fired during the chase.

IN CONGRESS 14 YEARS DEFEATED INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE 1 NASHV11,UF., Tenn , Nov. 5. Cordell Hull, democrat, congressman from the Fourth district, appears to have teen defeated for re-election by W. F. Clmtse. his republican opponent. P.e-

KAU FM AN N Vv'OLF - Hamkond.Ihd Saturday the Last Day of the Great

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their di rnKiiUS. I Miss Besslo Hart a spending several I weeks at the home of her brother. J Wilbur in Dixon. 111. A now baby j recently arrived in the 'Widbur Hart j home. j Adrian K Courtr!rht has bought the j John Kramer home in Nichols atreet j and will move there immediately after the plM.ce is vacated by the Kramer.), xv ho are moving- to Gary, where Mr. j Kramer Is engaged in business. Tliu j Court rlc hts -paid t5.0uo for the Kramer' property. . I The lire department had tno calls,! on Thursday afternoon, beinjs a; the j Erie depot extirifruish.nc a" blaz in a huv rfiack when a call came from the Wiseman meat market, a, blax j havlnp got q:iite a head way in the j

smoKing room m tne rear or tne duiiuit.g. The blaze wss put out before the arrival of the engine. Mary Baiog- of Gary got John Balog: fcr her very own valentine on Feb. 14. 190. but before she had lived with him for many days the found him out to be a comic one. He swore at her. he struck her, he tore her clothes and finally on Oct. 26 the same year his

treatment of her was so cruel that she left his bed and board. Now she seeks redress1 in the circuit court, asking; a divorce througrh her attorney, Kenneth Cull of Gary. The Wheeler family received rather r'.'ticourag ins? reports from thi? bedside of Mrs. Dorothy Tlce Black on Thursday, she having suffered a severe chill, and her condition is very grave at U'.Is time. However, the physician in charge of her case has hopes that she will pull through the severe ordeal, which pentlment is voiced by her many fitends In this city, who hope for better news from her bedsdde in Hohnem-n hospital in Chicago. Mrs. John Gault and two sons, John and Robert, left the early part of the week for their home In St. Peters-

burs'. Fla. after spending tne summer with Mr. -ind Mrs. O. Rose. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lurchinger. 1023 North New Jersey street. Indianapolis, announce the marriage of their daushUr, Corine, to M. D. Burke, which was celebrated Wednesday at S. 8. Peter and Paul cathedral. ?dr. and Mrs! Burke have gone for a trip to NewYork and upon their return will so to Crown Point to reside. Mr. 'fiurke i.-: the manager of the Interstate Public Service company in Crown Point.

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Rev. Harry Hamilton was in Hammond on business yesterday. .Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Sangrer of Hammond came yesterday tiiornln? to visit relative! for a couple of days. Mrs. T. V. Stri-.'kland of Footvillo Wis., come yesterday f r a few days -. isit with relatives. Mrs. Albert Foster is vlsitlnjr her daughter. Mrs. Emily P.ussell and family in St. I.o-ji?. Mo.

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t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CE1 NKW WO UK. Nov. t Stock market movements continued mixed at the opening today with severe losses sustained in many storks while others were in brisk demand at advances. Northern Pacific had a wide opening of front 05 to !4V and In the latter tradln the stock mo-ed up to ti." 5-S. a gain of 1 3-S. Th buying xvas based on knowledge m regard to oil developments on the hj-stetn. Southern Pacific rose 1 point to 110 1-4. Reading advanced 1 point t) 100 Chesapeake & Ohio was a -strong feature, scllinK up 2 3-1 to 70 1-i. Gulf nnd "West Indies was weakest of the Industrials, dropping 4 4 point s to 135. The copper storks w rc ::i gwd demand, st lraetional advances Baldwin, after yielding 1-4 to 112 3-4. ro.se to 11". Steel common fell i to 5 5-S. ULLI NAGLER FOSTER TEACHER OF PIANO 121 Williams St., Hammond

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The Assortment Consists ofGenuine Nashua Wool knap and Woolknap Plaids, weighing from four to five pounds each. Sizes 66x80 and 72x84, in all colors, white, tan and gray, and all wanted plaids. Some light fancy broken plaids and some 4-inch even black pattern pladis. in blue, pink, grey, tan and helio gold color combinations. Some have 2-inch mohair binding. Your Choice at $5 No Phone or C. 0. D. Orders

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All Seamless Brussels lings

Size 9x12 and Regular $57.50 values

All Seamless Wilton Velvet

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1-2 values up to S78.50

All W. J. Sloan's Heavy Axministers

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Akbar Roval Wilton Ruijs Size 8 1-4x10 1-2 SI 19 val.

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$5 Amber Velvet Stair Carpet, yard Pro Brussels Stair Carpet, yard

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Nairn's Finest Printed Linoleum sq. yd. 12 ft. wide. Regular $2 Quality Nairn's Pro Lino $1.15 quality sq. yd. None Laid

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