Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 118, Hammond, Lake County, 6 November 1922 — Page 6

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HERE'S WERE ! YOU GO TO VOTE I

HUNDREDS WITNESS ARMY TESTS

I', r tho lnlormation of both he- ' uilicnn and Democrats, Turn Rob- j irts, I-.iiii' c.-unty Republican chair- j r.ar., totlay ave to tho press the i :i.w :i!K llyt of polling places In j a! U u amr.tv : j ; If y of t.ary. i

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12 llat Sov.-nUi avenue. ; Brc-nUway. i... h:-iry, IMi'.h aad Adams 1 Y "! InKton tirff!. "h;:rc h .school, Seventh and is street. .l;,i'K..'ti street play grounds, i.il Jackson street. U ar. 570 Harrison street. 7-1 West K.'ghth avenue.

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;.! ;; '-e, TOG Tyler street l-'eurth, and Marshall street, :-,-y T.' hr. i-'tirc. 1 '": J r. ;isy 1 var.ia street 1 Connecticut street. !!' Wn:-l;ir.2'ton street. 1117 A (!a nis street. Washington street. 1 727 A flams street. 1 ", .: r : street. IC;0 Brnr.dway. 17rh and Tyler street. ."' Adams street.

lL.il Re.osovoit street.

Carslron's garage. nth avenue. M'A a!stO!i street.

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1130 Superior, Relff's garage. . l'olor.'.a ball. 186 Cameron, f,. 2?9 Towlc street. 0. 1'ine and Chicago street, church basement. 7. Court house. S. 194 Michigan avenue. 9. Cor. ohl and Indiana. O. 614 O.-ik'.ey aver.;:e. 11. "01 Hohman street. 1C. 271 State street auto sales room.

13. 769 Claude street, basement. 1 residence. 14. (iarajre, Mason and Hchman . streets. i 15. S. W. Cor. Harrison and Con-

: !'. rOTl Kroadway, public library, key avenue. ; 0. Mfthodlst church. 1C. Florist shop, 50S Mich'.fran. 'I. :-s Ha!!, I,-U and R!d?e. 17. Store room, cor. Summer and Citj- of Hammond. Columbia. JTej-lnt Xo. IS. 576 M'orton avenue. 1. Fr:: k 1 ; n school auditorium. 13. SOfi Calumet avenue.

?0. Kimmv's basement. Hess Hie. Cltr of Kant Chleatto. Precinct Xo. 1. Congregational church. 2. 4325 1'orsythe avenue. 3. School house, 491G Wegfr ave

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8. 9. 10. 11. 1 2. 13. 14. 15. 16. IT. IS. 19.

4S21 Xorthcote avenue. 4?20 M.ijjoun avenu. 4S46 Forsythe avenua. 4S54 Todd avenua. 702 151st street 4S35 Alexander avenu. 4 7."" Alexander avenue.

r. 0 1 S Ivy street. 2P('2 Crapelne boulevard. "S25 Cedar street. 2111 137th street. 2503 Pennsylvania. S211 rilook avenue. 34 02 Deodar street. 3511 Michigan avenufl. Rear subdivision office, Mar

ket Square. City of Whirl tig. Precinct No.

1. E00 119th street. 2. Chas. Musselln's store, corner Fred and ndlanapolls boulevard. 3. 43S 121st street. 4. City Hall. 5. Whiting Coal and Ice Co., 954 Schrage avenue. North Township, Prec No. 1., Munster Town hall. North Township, Prec. No. 2..

Highland Town hall. Ilohart Township, Prec. 1., Corner Fifth and Lake street Hobart Township, Prec. 2., Swedish Lutheran church. Hobart Township, Prec. No. 3., East Gary Town hall. Calumet Township, Prec. No. 1, Town Hall of Griffith Calumet Township, Prec. No. 2, Ross, public library. Ross Township, Prec. No. 1, Merrill hall, Merrilivilie. Ross Township, Prec. No. 2, Ainsxvorth school. St. John Township, Prec No. 1, Town hall, St. John. St. John Township, Prey. No. 2,

public library. Dyer. j St. John Township, Prec. No. 3, j

Schei erville Town hall. Hanover Township, Prec. No. 1,

Lincoln school. Hati'ier Township, Free. 2, P.runsw i c k h a 1 1 . Winfieid Township. Prec. No. 1, Palmer school house. Center Township. Prec. No. 1, North Ward school, basement. Crown Point. Center Township. Prec. No. 2, City hall. Crown Point. Center Township, Prec. No. 3, Assembly room, basement court

house, j Center Township Prec. No. 4, j Cedar Lake school. j West. Creek Township, Prec. No.

1 T'insak's earase.

W st Cre k Township. Prec. No.

2, basement Lake Prairie church. 2, Siros Hardware store. Main St., Cedar Creek Towtmhlp, Prec. No. Shelby Ind. 1, Win. Love's offlc.-, Lowell Ind. K.ife Cr ek Township, Tree. No. Cedar Cn-'k To w n nh 1 r PrM-. No. 1. Center school house.

Millions of Special Delivery Stamps Used

STAFF CORRESPONDCNT I. N. SERVICE Waf hlTiKion. Nov. Dur intr tb bft I last year every man n the United States s. nt one siie. ial delivery letter and every otiOT marl receiv- ; .i( a i p: . r. it! t : e v r. t iadifs are tin: greatest users of the stamp. ( V. ry woman sent one lelt.r ami everv other women receiv-

j ed in reply according to fiTur h Just eoini.ileii at the Post L'fiio.e j depart men t. j Tin- g-neral belief that theso ru:;h lettus am asoc.iat "d with, i Sumrnertirne, the "open s -a.-.on for ! spooivrs" was given a rude, jolt by ! tile figur s which disclosed that

more specials are sent in the last ijuarter of the year than during any other period, indicating probably that the av rage citizen ignores the "mail early" plea and then spends l'i cents to get his Christmas pack, age rushed. Reports from Southern cit!e3 declare that the negro is the most pitenisve' user .,r the rectangular

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The number of special delivery stamp!) sold during the last year '.-i'e,i $j;'.!:.l2,i'LO. Tdl.'e lcoe.p's from the sale of the. stamps were, j 7. i ''i'.L'ii s averaging more than half a reiiiion dollars a month.

HARTFORD CITY, Nov. Th!ves at t en.pt' d te carry aw ay the. household :ij:i?f-.- sions of A. V.. Garr, a Dinner southeast of this city, while .Mr. Garr was visiting at the dome of a sister, twelve rml"s distant When he arrived home ho found 1 is household goods packed, ready to be moved from the house. The thieves evll'-ntly were frightened away before tl.'y had time to load, as nothing was miss'ng.

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RICHMOND, Nov. All Preble county,. Ohio, Is preparing for the first annual celebration ef St. Clair day, to be observed this week. On that date 130 years ago. Indiana and Whites foueht a memorable lattl" at Fort St. Clair, which lis ad.'aeent to Raton, on th w'"',

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VALUABLE PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY

Orak Shrine in addition to presenting the very best circcs ia thb whole United States, will jrire away a $1750 l

Kadsoa Automobile, a $350 Piano, Bridge Lamps, Percolator Set, Overcoat, Washing Machine, Vacuum

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Dally at 2: 15 and 8:15. Doors Open at 1:30 and 7:03

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JOHH G. ROEINSOH'SMILITARY ELEPHANTS Four In number. Teatfired during tlia past ttreo years on the Keith and Proctor ana the Shutort vftuaerlllo circuits. THE VALEHTIHOS

Tour men In a remarliablo horl- ff Eor.tal bar, trampeiina act. The Valentines aro -n lthout equals in the clrcuB world. W

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vrith tvo vtonaon, threa men aud rgt three horses. Sir. Kodginl Is 5pj . . tho greatest somersault llCor in vj

America. THE FLYING YOUNGS THE LEfiORES and the FISHER SISTERS

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THE HMI8EAHE TROUPE a H Cf acrobaLs, sit men and twoM womea. An act that combines t G'raco wlt saarvelons dexterity. rt'i Stafford's Bucking Mulesfj Ar stct that nerer falls toll (rj aioase roars cf la-ayhier. i r.'j

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