Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 94, Hammond, Lake County, 9 October 1922 — Page 8

NEW VOLUME ON RACE PROBLEMS IN LIGHT OF CHICAGO RIOTS

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AOS RULE IN RIOT ZONE CHICAGO. No more important volume on the Negro problem haa eret been published in America than "The Negro in Chicago,' just issued by the University of Chaeago Press, , The bok of TOO pages embodies the critical results of a protracted investigation of the cause of the Chicago race riots of 1919 made by r- n T?rA Relations

appointed by Frank O. Lowden.. then governor of Illinois. Though the facts with which it Jeals were j local, its findings are applicable to j every part of the United Stas in which Negroes are a part of the . population. . A The commission consisted of i

twelve members, ttepresemang ine Whites were Edgar A. Bancroft, Chairman, Julius Rosenwald, W.lliam Scott Bond, Edward Osgood Brown, Harry Eugene Kelly and Victor F. Lawson. Representing

the Negroes were Kobert a. ad- , bott, George Cleveland Hah.! George H. Jackson, Edward H.

Moms, A. 11. Kooens ami wucj Kirk Williams. Francis W. Shepardson acted as Vice Chairman for the group. ' ... The results of the Commission s investigations are embraced in fifty-nine recommendations whicn, if generally adopted, would, in tiie opinion of the investigators, do much to avert friction and unpleasantness between the races. "The Negro race," the Commission declares, "must base its j ogress upon industry, efficiency ar.d moral character. Training along these lines and general education art the fundamental needs. As the

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problem is national in its scope and gravity, the solution must be national. And the nation must make sure that the Negro is educated for citizenship. "Both races need to understand that their rights and -"aties are mutual and equal, that their interests in the common good are identical and that relations of amity are the only protection against race clashes. "Onr race problem must "je

solved in harmony with the fundamental law of the nation and with its free institutions. These prevent any deportation of the Negro as well as any restriction ot his freedom within the United States." Fairness is the keynote of tb volume. It is a distinct contribution to the literatur that has grown up about one of the grayest and most perplexing of national problems and unquestionably will be widely discussed.

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SPECIAL TO THE TIMES INDIANAPOLIS. Oct. 9. Jud:e O-a. TVildermuth' of Gary has been appointed chairman of the Lake rnnnfv ulumnl Fommlttee which will

make arrangements for that county' participation in "Bis Ten Day-' here Oct. 14, when Minnesota meets Indiana on the gridiron. Thousands of football fans from

all parts of the state will gather at Indianapolis for the first Western conference iootball fame in the city since 1920. Special cars will carry delegations from Fort "Wayne, Marion and other large centers. The program will open with a big "pep meeting" and reunion of alumni and former students of the state university at tse Claypool hotel on the eve of the game. A parade of two thousand old grads and students Is scheduled lor the mornini and there will be a number of class reunions, smokers and dances after the game. Minnesota and Indiana will open their respective Bis Ten schedules in this contest. The Gophers, under the tutelage of. thiMr new coach. Bill Spauldinsr. are impatient to win

their first Big Ten start. Coach Pat Herron, former Pittsburgh player and athletic star who took up the coaching reins after "Jumbo" Stiehm became ill, has developed an eleven which give$ promise of a new era in gridiron history at Indiana.

A statue of the "Poilu Liberator" was recently erected in Met, on the site of the statue of ex-Emperor William of Germany. More than 20,000 women and Rlrls In France are enrolled in athletic organizations for competition in field and track events. There is a sign hanging outsldo a Dover (N. J.) shop which reads: "Drugless Drug Store."

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Probably not one person in ten realizes that there is anything particularly wrong with his feet and yet army statistics have conclusively shown that at least seven people out of every ten are suffering from some form of foot trouble. As you study the chart at the top of the page, you will note, perhaps, certain symptoms which have occurred at some time with you. This week from now until the close of business next Saturday is Dr. Scholl's Demonstration Week. During this week an opportunity is offered to you to find out, definitely, positively, the condition of your feet and the corrective methods, if needed, which will bring relief. All week at this store ThisvStore is-co-operating with Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, the eminent foot authority, in furthering this great event to the end that every foot sufferer may haveppportuni.ty to learn the true facts about his feet and the

corrective methods and treatments which will be most beneficial. If your feet tire easily, if they ache and burn and perspire, if a moderate amount of walking seems to bring excessive fatigue, if you have corns or callouses or bunions, weak arches, "weak foot" or flat foot, or pains in feet and legs that are rheumatic-like in their intensity, you owe it to yourself to find out the real cause of these conditions. Enjoy foot comfort once more You cannot be happy if you have foot troubles. Why not, then, give 15 minutes this week to visit our store and have a free examination of your stockinged feet for a lifetime of foot comfort? If you are one who has despaired of finding relief from foot suffering, take new hope this vseek. You can have relief. Today foot suffering is wholly needless. This week, also, we will be glad to present you with the items listed in the coupon below, as long as our supply lasts.

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By Woods, Martin & Company, Realtors Owing to our intimate knowledge of Kenwood, as a result of having built the subdivision, there has been listed with us, exclusively, many of of the newest and most modem homes that are offered for sale today. ' ; Kenwood approaches absorption. Hammona is now thoroughly sold on this magnificent subdivision. The sale of a dozen houses and of ten building sites means the exclusion of everybody who procrastinates except on the penalty of paying some wise investor an almost prohibitive profit on his bar

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There is something here to suit the mosf diversified tastes. Prices range from $8,500.00 to $20,000.00. Terms range from $1,000.00 to $5,000 down. In many cases possession can be given immediately.

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THE MODERN ELECTRICAL HOME To be able to say and prove that a home is absolutely modern and up-to-date is saying a" good deal. But the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co., the Hammond Electrical Dealers Association, Roscoe E. Woods and Charles S. Rhoads are standing sponsor for a home so complete in every detail that for two weeks this , beautiful home will be placed on exhibition for thousands of home hungry eyes to see. After the exhibition it will be sold through the exclusive agency of Woods, Martin & Company. The house is of Colonial architecture and is located on Forest avenue. There is a large living room across the entire front of the building. 'The dining room, seperated from the living room by a comodious Colonial hall, is of generous size. There is a large kitchen and a covered service porch. The whole impression of the down stairs is that of roominess. Two case openings from the living room to the sun parlor add to the cheeriness. Between these is the fire place. An $800.00 Colonial stairway leads to the second floor where the master's bedroom with an exposure to the south and west assures cooling breezes oa hot summer nights. Today every house must have one large bed room. This one extends across the entire front of the house and has eight windows in it. It also has a gas fireplace for these chilly October days. All SidCS tht mTr'8 bed r? lhcre a'e two oth l"e. light airy rooms. All bed rooms have large roomy closets. The bath is a dream. Tile floor, of course, but tile walls a box tub and a pedestal lavatory and arrangements for a shower make it complete in white, sanitary loveliness. A dozen built-in features make it ail that could be desired. I And,,,n theT lhe enent One of the most important parts of the house. Wads and ceilings plastered. A great roomy laundry. A furnace room equipped with an American Radiator Co. hot water plant. A room for oil storage is available a the house is to be equipped with a Pascall Oil burner. Light your tires in the fall and your heat is automatically controlled at the proper temperature until spring. No coal, no ashes, no building of fires, no frozen pipes. Then there are the special features. An electric exhaust fan to whisp the odors out of the kitchen and eliminate unnecessary kitchen heat. A gas garbage burner, a dish washing machine, an automatic hot water heater, the two car garage with doors that open by electricity, an iceless refrigerator and many other conveniences. For years the Hamrrfbnd Electrical Dealers Association has wanted to wire a house ideally. Just as highway engineers have evidenced their greatest progress m road building by the plans for ths Ideal Section of the Lincoln Highway, so the Hammond electrical dealers are going to show Hammond and the entire region an ideally equipped electrical home. .The electric light fixtures in point of convenience of location, economy in lighting, artistic appearance and the convenience and numbr of available outlets is to excell anything ever attempted in Hammond. Two way, three way and four way switches will make it possible to turn on lights in one part of the house from most any other part. 1 But you say, "What about the cost," why the cost of this home is below that of eight or ten other homes in Kenwod. It is built cn the theory that poeple want less house and more conveniences. It is the sort of a house that runs itself. The servantless house. The automatic house. The price is to be $20,000.00 with a cash payment of $5,000.0 or more required. Many a person has started to build a $15,000.00 house only to find that it cost them $20,000.00 before they were through. This house at $20,000.00 won't cost the purchaser an additional dime. It is to be the last word in completeness. CHARLES S. RHOADS Builder of Fine Homes WOODS. MARTIN & COMPANY. Realters Exclusive Agents NORTH MORAINE ST. PROPOSITION Up close to Wildwood Road on a lot 62J2 by 130 is one of the finest homes in Hammond of the modified bungalow type. Built of brick and containing eight large rooms; this place is a home of distinction. If you have figured on building, the chances are that this place is just what you are trying to provide for yourselves. And yet you eliminate the uncertainties of building costs and know to a dollar what your home will cost. There is a big living room with a fireplace in it. A fine kitchen with a breakfast room in connection. There are four good sized bed rooms with closet room to spare and a lot of features that must be seen to be appreciated. The price is $16,500.00 and but $5,000.00 in cash is needed to swing the deal. East exposure with fine homes all around. Lots of breathing spaces. High terraced lot TWO STORY FRAME FOR $8,000.00 Located on Forest avenue near Kenwood this six room house is one of the few remaining bargains in Hammond. On the main floor there are three rooms, consisting of a living room, dining room and kitchen. On the second floor there are three bed rooms. All floors are of hardwood. Furnace heat. Fireplace in the living room." Modern bath room. Concrete drive way to a good garage. Fine dry basement with coal bin, fruit cellar and other features. This place may be had for $1,500.00 cash down and on easy payments. Possession May, 1923 or possibly sooner. There is a good chance to make money on this buy.

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a- SEVEN ROOM MODIFIED BUNGALOW First it is located on Forest avenue in beautiful Kenwood. Some day you will pay a premium of from $3,000.00 to $6,000.00 just for the privilege of living in this delightful neghborhood where people take an inordinate pride in thir homes and lawns, where houses are all new, where community pride is rampant. This is a 7 room house but the 7 rooms are equal in size or cubic contents to many eight room houses. It is a Rhoads house and that means honest construe tion, first class materials and perfect workmanship. Large living room has a fireplace . and adjoins a den with built-in bookcases. One roomy, airy bed room on the main floor, two large, light, airy bedrooms and a sewing room up stairs. Attic trunk and storage room floored. Beautiful bath room. Basement garage means two cars can be accommodated in a warm roomy place. Laundry, coal room and hot water boiler are other basement features. Exterior appearance is appealing. Lot is fifty feet and covered with black soil. Proposition is you will regret a year from now you didn't take. Price $13,500. Cash $2,500 or more . Balance on monthly payments.

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SEVEN ROOM BRICK MODIFIED BUNGALOW Many families require three bed rooms yet there are far too few seven room houses. Here you have a 7 room house in the course of construction by Charles S. Rhoades. It is located in Kenwood on Moraine street, one of the most attrac tive residential streets in Hammond. And yet the price meets the circumstances of the moderately situated. The purchase price is $11,000.00 and the terms are $2,500.00 down and the balance monthly. After you have gone all over town and seen everything that is offered you will come back to this as being the thing you want as well as the thing you can afford. The unique feature about this house is the fact that two of die four bedrooms are upstairs and two are down stairs. There are the usual features such as the fireplace, laundry tubs, coal bin, screen and sereen doors, gas hot water heater, black dirt on the yard, window curtains, attractive electric light fixtures and furnace heat. It costs more to build the kind of houses Charles S. Rhoades builds, but they are worth it. REAL DUTCH COLONIAL BARGAIN Because the owners expect to leave Hammond they have offered for sal through us their brick and frame Dutch Colonial residence in one of the best locations in Kenwood. The construction is excellent. Tile lined means warmth in the winter and comfort in the summer. There are screens and weather strips throughout. The house has a very efficient vapor hating plant. The place is located next door to one of the finest homes in Hammond in the location near Kenwood avenue. There is a roomy front yard and there is a concreted, alley which is used as a service drive. y The house consists of a good sized living room, dining room, sun parlor and kitchen on the main floor and three bed rooms on the second floor. The floors are all of hard wood and the trim of mahogany and white enamel. The terms are half cash and the balance on a mortgage. Not many of these propositions left. FOREST AVENUE BARGAIN $9,450.00 A brick bungalow of five rooms. Garage is attached. Lot as usual in Kenwood is 50 feet wide. East exposure and hence garage is approached from State Line street. Furnace heat, fireplace, attractive bath with tiled floor. Terms are $2,500.00 in cash and the balance monthly. Owners are leaving the city and make low price for quick turnover. This place will be selling for a thousand dollars more in another year. LOT BARGAINS IN KENWOOD 50 feet just south of Kenwood on Moraine, east front $1,850.00 50 feet on Moraine between Kenwood and Cleveland, east front 1,700.00 75 feet corner of Forest and Cleveland, north-west exposure 2,500.00 75 feet corner of Moraine and Cleveland, south-west exposure 2,500.00 75 feet inside lot on Moraine street, wst front 2,400.00 50 feet on Hohman street," inside i'o "rv! 75 feet on Hohman street, inside. New free county pavement 2,250.00

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