Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 153, Hammond, Lake County, 16 December 1920 — Page 11

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Frank F. Htishway, county superintendent of sinoots. gave a very lnier--ting talk on ' I'roposccI Legislation Affect in cr Our Schoulj," at the Cliamber :' -Commerce luncheon yesterday, held at the Congregational church in East Chicago. Mr Heighway, who has been active In the cause of getting a normal school in this end of the state, showed that Lake county Is very short of teachers. At the present time, said ilr. Heighyny, the normal schools at Terra lUpto and at two other places in the Sr-ite. are totally inadequate, consistent with our needs.. He compared figures showing that in T.ake county in 1915 had an enrollment i't' 12.331 pupils, in vlvmentary schools, and in 1920 this its increased to 16..V.6. In 1913 there vi:rc enrolled in the high schols 1.4T7 pupils and In 1920 had increased to 2.217 pupils, showing a large gain in the past five years. The total graduations in the high schools of Lake county for the year !91C, were 196: while in 1920, 298 pujjiis w crc graduated. In East Chicago the number of graduates of high school !". r the year 191i show 2S pupils, while !ii 19J0. 54 or almost double the amount i.-i ihuw graduating in 1915. Mr. Heighway went on to state that f the 29s pupils graduating from the high schools of Lake county this year, rrobahly only ten per cent or even less

would enter a teachers course. He urged that a committee representing the Chamber of Commerce co-operate with the board of education committee to use all Its power and Influence towards the extension of additional Normal schools not only In the state, but In Lake county especially. East Chicago furnishes an ideal spot for the location of a Normal school an J it Is planned that if the state fails In Us attempt to have a Normal school constructed here, the city may take up the proposition. Mr. Heighway also touched upon different acts of legislation now pending and requested that particular attention be paid to the legislature, who are planning to have a regular state school fund, which would in turn distribute all school funds and assessments now being received, pooling them altogether and then making an allotment t each different county. Should the legislature pass this bill it would mean a loss to Lake county's school system of nearly $700,000 a year, from what she is now getting, which might seriously cripple our school system, whlcb is now the finest in the state. In East Chicago, said Mr. Heighway, the school board's holdings have increased from 5500.009 in 1915 to over $1,000,000 in 1920. XTr. Heighway went on further to state that if this bill now coming teforo tho legislature is passed, we will be forced to pay our money to help keep, up townships and other towns, who are unable to secure the amount of assessments necessary.

country, was advocated by officials of the Irish office today. A proposal that had been made to give de Valera a safe conduct to Great Britain was opposed by the Irish office. A Teport that de Valera is already on his way to the t'nited Kingdom from the United States was scouted by the Irish office. Officials said they did not believe the Sinn Fein leader was coming here. "Irish peace hopes are higher," was the "streamer headllner" used by the Globe today over the story of latest Irish developments.

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In today's issue of The Times readers will find a full page ad disclosing some wonderful Xmas bargains of the Goodman's department store of Gary and considered one of the great institutions of its kind in northern Indiana. Thirteen years ago in Gary's early history Goodman's started serving the public In very small quarters and today

has grown to such massive proportions that it covers a frontage of one hundred and fifty feet with four selling floors covering every line of merchandise that can be found in any department store in the country. This Xmas season finds the Goodman store stocked better than at any time In its history. The great main floor is filled to Its overflowing with everything for Xmas gift giving, silks, linens, silverware. Jewelry, ribbons, gloves, handbags. Ivory goods, candy, slippers, silk hosiery, underware and men's furnishings. The second floor is devoted to ladles' and children's garments millinery, furniture and talking mat-nines. Occupying one-half of the second floor space, is a display oT a most complete line of high class toys and games or very description. On the third floor the cutsomer will And more lrnlture, stoves of every description and the stock rooms and last but not least the spacious basement to the sale of house furnishing. The Goodman's department store had gained its present reputation in the mercantile world by carrying at ail times the biggest possible stock and following a policy of underselling that has been consistently carried out. A visit to this great store will not only be a pleasnt surprise but a profitable one to the Xmas and holiday shopper as well.

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solid meats, none better, No. 1 0 can 1.40 Fancy Calif. Blackberries in syrup, No. 10 can 1.15 This tuff will soon be gone. Store in Huehn Block, cur. Logan and Hohman St., Logan St. entrance. 12-16-2 DANIUL UllOW.V.

MARTEN'S DECISION IS EXPECTED TODAY

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) WASHINGTON', Dec. 16. Final de

cision In the deportation proceed irtwi against L. C. A. K. Martens, seif-styled . ambassador of Soviet Russia will be made public tomorrow, the department of labor announced today. The department would not comment on reports that Secretary Wilson has

ordered the deportation of Martens and that this order hs been approved by the president and h:s -Mnet.

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