Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 144, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1920 — Page 8

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Dm C. Vorela has filed suit to rerter money loaned to Norman V. ieman. Ph'.l Greenwald Is attorney -r the plaintiff. Appeal from tha court cf Judis Kr:idrich has been taken hy the defendant in tha suit to collect an account fl'.ad by 'William Pectin against Ororj?9 Tumkutonis. Orange of venue to the Hammond s"Twlor court has been taken In the si' it of Iao C. Haft, et. a!., vs. lrir.y Kovacs. et. al.. which was first filed In tha city court of East Chicago. P'oreoloaure of a mechanic's lien !s asked in a suit filed by the Tri-City Eiccirlo Service company, against the t-rlfflth Foundry company, et. al.. through Attorney W. J. Whinery.

Suit on account has been filed by

Fred I. Wyman against Kasmier B.

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Divorce la asked iy Ed-win Harvey Smlther In a bill filed against Jarai Eliaabetb, Smlther. General incomratablllty la charged. They were married Jttly 85. ltOO. and separated Nov. 3, Phil Greeowald Is attorney for tha plain tiff. TJia defandaat In the cult of Mike WyTacrrwskt va. Alex Skoczewskl for recovary of a base burner stove, which wm first tried In the court of Juda-e Jordan at Cast Chicago, has taken an appeal to the uperlor court. Tha lint State Trust & Pavlnrs bank ef Indiana Harbor haa brought suit to forecloae a mortgage asainat John Irfirmra, t- al., through Attorneys Riley, Herrtrcff, Dyer & Tteed.

sek!ar a dtvoroe, avers that hr fcpouse. Wctor. sold hi eh.ue and furnishings at 232 Miller road, bougnt ingrefiler.ta with -which to make whiskey and haa been skylarking- ever a In oa.

How CAPITOL WILL LOOK TO SENATORS WHO GO BY AIRPLANE

Monday, December 6, 1920.

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HAS ARGENTINE WITHDRAWN? GENEVA. Dec 4. Th Argentine delegation, headed by Foreign Minister I"ueyrredon. failed to appear when the assembly of the league of nations met today. No explanation wu given. NOTE It was reported on Friday that Argentine might withdraw from the league of nations because of alleged lack of consideration given to proposals from that country at the league meeting In Geneva. The Argentine dele-rates when asked about his report by the International Newj Service correspondent, said It was abfurd. However, the Argentine delegates protested to the assembly against the treatment accorded them and were supported in their protest by other South American countries.

View ot capuol building from an airplane, with Calvin (Loolidge at left and Theodore Iiurton at right.

Here is one of the best : erial photocraphs taken of the U. S. c-apitol. If the newly elected senators und representative j po to

Washington via the air route this

is the first view they will have of their new offices. Calvin Coolidge. who will be the new president of

the senate, is shown at the left,

and Theodore Burton, who it is rumored will be speaker of tha house, is showa at the right.

VALPO TO GET A NEW PLANT VALI'AUAISO. Ind., Dec. 4. Announcement was made today that the Schmidt Color and Chemical company, now located at Porter, Ind.. would establish a plant at Valpara:ao employing 600 men. Buildings to be erected will cover most of a 15 acre tract.

POSTAL INSPECTORS BAFFLED BY ROBBERY MUWTHlAP'OXa'S, Minn., Dec. 4 After continue Questioning of the three clerka who wert In the mail car of a train robbed hi the outskirts of Minneapolis yesterday by three bandits. poUoft and postal inspectors today confessed they were at eea on a solution of tha robbery in which reiatered wall with cash and securities estimated to run aa high as half a million dollars was taken. They remained mum, cfflclally, on the amount of loot taken.

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GRANT TO ATTEND FAIR CONFERENCE

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 4 A proposal that the state provide approximately $230,000 for county fairs, r.o fair to receive more than ?;,500. probably will be laid before the next legislature, with the support of the state board of agriculture. Five representatives of county fair associations will meet In the agriculture board's office Monday to prepare a bill. The bill probably will specify that the money shall bo ued only for premiums on exhibit?. The men wno will attend the conference are William Jones, financial secretary rf the agriculture board, who will rfpr!5nt th'j Grant county fair organization; Thomas Grant, a member of the board who will represent Lake county; G. T. Ilepler, a member and who will represent the St. Joseph county organization; . Chorlf-s Travis, who will represent Tippecanoe county, and Frank Claypool, who will represent Delaware county. One provision of the bill would proTide "a definite classification for organizations entitled to vote for the election of members of the state board cf a frr'ciilture. Power will be givon

to the board to determine whether a certain organization meets the pre-J scribed qualifications. Anotn-- pro-' vision would prevent voting by proxy, i which haa been done extensively iu j elections In the pat. The action of the committee, which is constituted larpely of members of)

the agriculture board, in working toward more definite plans for the selection of board members is regarded ty some as an indication that the boa"l is not seriously considering turning Itself over to the state, as has been intimated recently.

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time. Mr. and Mrs. James Pinkertcn visited their grandson, DesMjines Pinkertcn and family yesterday. Clarence Whit? of Chicago visltel h's mother, Mrs. Crawford White, here yesterday. Medley Wiley of Chicago and M. C. Wiley of East Chicago, visited relatives here yesterday. Mrs. Clara Lishtfout, who Is teaching school in llobart," visited here over Sunday. W. C. Haie visited his wife here y esttrday.

U Both Hands. A French surgeon has recommended the French Acs demy of Medicine to artvocnte teaching school children to Einke equal use of both hands.

Miss Mabelle rixley and Wi liam H. Meyer were united in marriage at the

home of the bride's parents. Mr. and

Mrs?. C. P. Pixley hero Saturday. I'.i". young cojple are highly esteemed by a large circle of friends. They will make their home here. Mrs. Fred Heed of Hammond visited her father, W. W. Sanders here yesterday. Thomas Grant went to Ind:anapoi!i on business yesterday morningr. Mrs. Kd Ebert wa a Chicago visitor Saturday. Mrs. Bessie Hayden. district deputy, left Saturday for Brownsville, Texas, where she will to located for a short

The State Line Garage Now ready for business for storage and repairs. Satisfaction guaranteed. W. PRZYBYLSKI, Prop. 624 State Line St., West Hammond Telephone 3173

The Wetkly Wah. To the man who has a brand new car, and his first one, every Sunday Is "clean-up" day. Cut he gets over It. Mohawk Messenger.

ARMENIA TURNS SOVIET INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE LONDON. Dec 4 ."Armenia has declared in favor of a soviet government and brotherly solidarity haa now been established between Armenia and Turkey," said a Russian wireless dispatch from Moscow today.

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