Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 138, Hammond, Lake County, 29 November 1922 — Page 6

mm BUS AND CM Tha driver and on passenrcr j a girl etcaptwl fatal Injury last . i:ii'ht whon UaiumouJ bound i L.tre.-t car struck ami overturned n i i.:;i'agi-i,mir.ona bus at llufiin end rihef:'lehi avrnuri. MUl LiUtan Mayors, 134 142nd. St., cail.ier at th'- 1,1 on store, who had boarded, tha bus but a Mock from the scno of thu accident, euffertd bad outs to her face and hands. ll?r body was braised and when remove "d from the wrecked bus her injuries were thuusht to have been "o aavere that ahe wa rushed to "t. Margarets' hospital. Later ehe v.a.'i taken to her hum, Th accident occurred nt T;33 p. m. Miss Meyer wae th sole passir In the oar. Walter Mpohl u the driver1. Pclli' sy he attempted to man-" tiuver his maahlno between a Ford automobile parked at th stda of Ihe street and the street can TTw failed to rut ahead of thn car In lino and In 'hn resulting collision lh bus was turned over. Ernest Orowman and Rnhert ttc-bort Biedsoe were the etrVet car trw. GREECE'S INTERESTS EXPECTED TO SUFFER INTERNATIONAL SERVICtJ LAUSANNE. Nov. 29. There -were Ir.die atlous here today that 6rK'l iu'trests In the Near East peace ranfertneo -v 111 suffer ua a result )i the nummary execution of former Pit n.btrs of iie Qrpek government St Athens In the face of protests 9r4 warnings from Great Britain. The sub commission on tha Ottoman (Turkish) dsbt met during th v, ruing. Elntherloa Vprlzelos, fctact of the Grofk delegation, adJrPBil the commissioners but tnaue ! svfrr?nce to tha Athene execution Vnnlsetos and hta Oreek rg',UFees are getting a ohtily reception from the British. It U reported that tha Brltlsth are preparing to bring pr-jssBM upon the Or?k government for payment of loan a advanoVd to th Oreeks while they ware jSTylnrf on war against Turkey. timet Pasha and tl other Turkfsh delegate are elated over tha turn of affairs. EX-HTJSBA2TD WAS WRATHY Brvorcaa eight yer ago, Josh ?.tsrr!nr'a first legal lattratlon that the rnarrlaga knert 4id eea severed wsi o. envoy d to him this morning '. :i ifarumond City otvoTt when Judre :.levehvr.d fined him $15 for maitcloua ir?ji!W tr ha "st found guilty of e.nterlrff th hams of hla divorced wife, elno nrrtad, now Mrs. Mary v,rrr'., 8 24 Tow.! utree-t. Sha rbartd that ha crushed a silver t rr"; l-.w1 In his Btrotig ban da. "n 1' tia-er.' sba aald. To Hd him aftar he'd entsred tha

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League Protest Is Heeded INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON. Nov, 2'J. The "Bono Itry" amendment written Into the ship subsidy bill by the h.it!5st- aroused the wrath of the A !i t l-?aloon league and the W. T. r. today. Vlcorons I'tiifsls against the awi'lmnit m i ro raised by these organization: In statement!" pre-f-cr.tPil in the licusn by Representative CramUm, repuMlean. of MS eh lean, t'ranitdn Insisted the imetidm"nt would nullify th". regulations now barring Unuor from American ships. Th? h-ju.'e then eliminated the bonedry provision. house with a demand f xr rsroirey, 5he wivjte a cheek ifnr f 6 f 0 and gave It to htm. Then she phoned th po'ili'.1 and the Imnli. 1'lsprlug was arrested aa he pt-pped to the cashier's window of a Ilnhman street bank to cash the check. "LAZY HUSBAND" TO PENAL FARM "Toucli" Tommy !Birn g-t what ho wasn't expecting th! morning when Judge Henry Cleveland In th" City tN.i3't Invoked the "lary bu5bainl's act" and sent Tommy to the penal iprvt for sixty ilays for nsseuit fl.nd bn'tery and falhtre t sup pnrt bis wife phi! baby, Mr. tliuti!" tlfled that 'he wcu' J not ivrrk: that he came home the ether afternotiti and burned the dishes t lroko tha cloelt eo 'hei couldn't oven awake t;ereif In the morning tt go to imrli and this dtetiTb hi." sweet slyro-ljer. Tcirrwiiy spent morf of hfj time in TVest Hammond between the saloons and hi stater's horns where he "would do things for hr that he wouldn't d for rue" teeiiflteO, the. bard vorklr.g 5ftt!e wiu'e. They ttr at 207 Mlijs"an er. STATE ST. TO HAVE OFFICE BUILDING lst Ht,t street Is to have a Cvo o? sia; atoi-y ofTlca b-ui1d!r,g ncoordltig to ttiemi rf the Central Investors! t P.aa'.ty CXniany, owaers of the Calamet building 'n IOast Chtuaso, wlio have purchase-, tbo fifty foot ?tate street fremtasta at the south east corner cf Stats and Oakley avenue from Giles Warner and Martin J.lna for fTO.OOO. WB-rnar la pxesldetit of tha com. paay, J.ulhiK Meyn, secretary and Wall tar Mej-n, trtve.ru re r. Tenant cf tha prasant bntMItig hava taa notified to vea,t eaaly tr. 1513, It ta daclarad. Construction of tha new hr.'.lfllng will begin about tha first oi MarrA. Tro thouswid, etna tveatdred and srn !podrle passed alor.g th lde wallt la front of thla property In an hoiui one lVblay awvlng recently by aetiral count. STEAL SHOES B-jrrlara last eight entered thru an unT.oclved raaj window and stole tan ir.tr ot ehoei from tha store cf X. Chayktn. at 803 Stat Line street. Thn loa Is j-daccd at 136. J Ice Cream Thanksgiving 1 lho &31CUS lljiiox Ily drox BeYeraye

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WW St'S Wd aft STi't iv a villi r.T INTEH NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) NJjV. iin.A, .Nov. i Ilg't h prevailed in the stoe.k. market today despite tho absence from the stree.t of a pO"d pa-rt of the specula! tve eitnent ipi- to th". Than ksg i v 1 n r. holiday. 'Jains generally ranged front oiv to fv'.ir points, altho-.ih I preater in a number of aprelalty j isuo' Ilaldwin rostj over one point P'.andard U1 of New Jersey, four points to 1 96 1 General Asphalt, four points to 4 5 "4 ; Str-el common, over one point to IOC, tunl Am'Tli'un Llnyeed two PViuW to 3 0 1 j . Tin Krla lB3Uea lecovered a good part oX their early losse?, tii cominou clusiug at 10 and V'ae first preferred at 11. Fisher Body rose 12 points to 17C. Rails wers f -act ional ly hlg'.ior. ijovornmeut bnnds unchanged: railway and othr bonds etronp. Total sales todays 8:9,100 shart-s. bonds ?HUW0, ?Cr.W TOltK STOCKS CLOSE All's Chalmers - American Car and Foundry ...173 American Smelting ........... CIS American fcteel foundry Ani4rlcaii Tel find Tel. 43 47 's C3 r.75i r,a 7 m Anaconda Baldwin Locomotive yetlilehera ?teel 14 ....... California rctroleum .... Chlcaso and North western Colorauo fhjel ........-' Cruel jla Rteel ' General iloVors - Iai kawanca Steel Teiilsrrt Valley Meoilcan r&troleum .... ?',!imi Copper ......i.i. Mid vale Steel .... NorioiU and Wastem Northern PaclSo -. I'uro OU Pressed Steal Car ..... Hallway Pteel Springs lteaiiiig Hep-ubllc Iron and Steel Taxas C. V. Steel S3 H . . . . . .221 . 8r. j . as i . 77 . . 7R. .Ill . 7f."a . 45' . 4 7V . 1U . i , . 31 '.V5stiliKhOUS ......... Willis overland Sinclair Oil CHICAGO MlOUtCE T.1-TTK.H Receipts 7,696 tuba. rearuery rtra 64c; estra ftrsta trJ i Sac; firsts 43 5 4Sc; packing sto. k EU-'JS Receipts 3,1 D7 cases. 7.1 13II rsts celianeous 4T, Bc; uuiiwu 40ffl45c; firsts 4T Sf Sic, ijvk ro:;i,Ti'.Y Turkeys Soc chlcke-ns IT iff 20c i aprir.?s in, ora geese 19c; ducks lc. POTATO Kb Receipts " "' . ... c.-. n-l, :i. I.tnllu Wis. round "line ''"" Ruaset Backed 1.c01-.b; VRAI-SO to CO lbs. 4J.C. 7 0 to - - . - 1 A ! Vi c ItSl. S3 lbs, 103 lie; v j w i ( Uc; fancy thick lUt; """ 130 to 175 lbs., BCfSo. CHIC.VGO CASH UUAI.V WlitlAT No. 2 bard No. 2 mixed 11.20 'i. V-01'N No. 2 mlxe-d ,73Ic; No. 2 white 73i74c; No. 2 yailow 734 v-,, s white 72H73Hc; Co. 3 yelvel- ...... t" li n 74: No. 4 mixed 7 is-v. 4 "white 70U'it2io; No. 4 low 70&734 c. -No. 2 white j-4 vi 42 5i 3 while 43c. 44 S 4Jc; No. 4 wnne , nifAGO UVE STOCK IIOGB - receipts H'.?1 toe higher. Bulk Ja.lOS - T P 13.60. medium weUhr. Heavywelgnt -' eight tS.25'3'8-'0: pigs 5 ' 8.50. Receipts 11,000. Market . -. - Beef steers. cn'J'" - a : r e r. X prima $12. 5013 .50, meaium i"11' nM and choice i?ood $9311.5 112.25ai3.35, common and medium $T11-B0: butcher catue, -.a w 1428. bull heltera j $3.::0:d7. SKEEP Tteceipta 12,000. Market lambs. our,, a.nd common, $'J&13; yeai $10 Ti 12.30. EAST ST. LOVI8 L1VH STOCK CATTLE Kecetrts B.OOO. Market steady. Native beef steers $11 13.25; yearling steers and helfec3 $J.5013.25; cows $38.S9; jtockers and feeders $7Epf .c'J; calves 3.5o 6; eanners and cutlers 3.fiPJ3.S0. HOGS Receipts 12.600. Mark-it 13 20c higher. Mixed and butdhere ?S. 45 i 3 8. 65; good heavies $S.45a 8.35; roughs $7.237.60; lights $ . 505f 8 . CO: pigs 5S.503S.65. Bulk 5' 3 . 45?t 8. E5.

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ft;)! n c - 5 0 t Mark pi ; ,i J 5 t, r f.,7 5 , u n n e r s and SIOTJS CITY UtKiS Recipts. ! n,ar!;ct 10 to 1.") higher? rarup., 72f' RIOl bulk. "GO H J03. CtiVTTL" Receipts, l.t'01; market steady; short fed?, f2-r 'f 3 I biitchers. 4 S" 'r sor, j r-nnners" and ctitlerf. 2;Sv'S.M: feetlei-F. T'-i-stockers n;.d oarli;m-. 4o-.i 675 i fe dl-ig row.. 275 'r150. Si li:i:i.- -celti-f. 1"oi market Is s 1 1 o a - SOTJTTX OMAHA TTOtlS -r.ccetptp, R.5U0; ' a.-tlve. mostly 10 lb. ? -? 11' In crades, 13 to 2.7 hlcrl rkrt Is pack- ; bulk. pa-klt.g grader. 750 '7 chers. 7 9 5 P S -1 0 1 bulk :60; bulk bnitof ales. 773 IfSOO; top, SIS. CATTLE Receipts. 4.700; market 'i . ..-.. tn ctrnnP' hest corn f'-ds, 07?: bults. sieadyi veale, Vifichaiigeil: ptoek'-is pnd feeder?, strong lo l." hiir'ier. f-Hr.FT' lUoelpts, 4.r,0; mark-t lamli" strong to Z higher: hulk. 1340 1400; sheep sfronar; en e., t' P, CO; feeders steady. EAST BTjrrAiO CATTLT! Itecelpts. 20n head t mar ket '"active! prime steer?. 050 if 1 100; s-hlnping steers. 1 ficO j? 11 :,0 ; butcher grades, PonT0n; heifer.-. r.50f!S23l cows, 175?r,7.-i bt!i!P. SOnTTilOO; feeder?, SD0g.7?n milk cow" end ftrlngers, 4I' 12.". OA1.VFS Itere'nt"". 100: market aetivei cull tn choir". tr,0?l10fl. Birenr avp tami - receipt?; S00; market active; choice lambs, Hn0 3f lf.50; cull to fair. 700 r, l ino, yearlings, 0" -J 1 0 1 fheep." ;.it0 30. TTOGS Receipts, 2,4 70 i market 1S fKttlve; yorkers, RS5'0190P; pis 525 ; mixed, 0 'Pfit heavy. 590; roughs. 780'O 735i stars. SS0. ;. 0 pso n ir,r DR. TOBIAS COMING j.ir. .T . J. Tob'as, Chnncllor of the Chicago B--hoot. wl,1 wcupT the pulp!1: f'f Ra-Vbl Julius Rappa, port at the Mbley Street synarotrue tlils l-'rlday evening. l"cenber 1st, at eli-ht o'clock. The thn ncelb.r's subject will .be: "Aiii'rtcn.n Meals.'' Dr. T'-Mas is no? a rancor to th Ifamiivotid faV.i :. l.uving P"Kt n bo-re. before. tj.ilte n. number ft

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tho lre-al lights cf the "aiorii' t l!-j phone rate- hearing la session at Intrbt are graduates of his school . ! Uanapoii today. Everybody welcome. 1

REMOVED TO HIS HOME Clarence Teboda, rrvotorcop. who suffered a broken collar bono and ctber Injuries when he wan thrown from his motorcycle Sunday, -nasi taken to Oils Lyons street h .-tr" from f?t. Margaret's hsi Ital this afternoon. He will be ccr valescer. t for a month or more. KLAN MINISTER TO BE REMOVED INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! NEW YORK, Nov. 'Z'J. R.-v. Dr. Oscar D. IIayood. national Klokard i fox- the Ku Klux Klan and head of j the organization In New lotii. to- i day aaopted a policy of treating the ! critics of bin, self and the Klan with silent contempt. The minister, whose removal as Evangelist cf Cavalry Baptist church, -will be demanded of the congregation totilgbt by the pj':'"r Rev. v. a,u T p- John C. Stiaton. said -i hroiiBh with ta'.Uinp." .hall n 'r ataln have at to sav t.. the n spap, rs-' Till he added. Tho Klokard wearily Indicated that he thought a v.-as'e of time f.-r he said he 'would Ignori a resolu tion adopted lat r.lsht by 1 h c U; en y la n's co unc approving Mayor ttand against the Klan. The resolution crackles with such terms as "outlaw organization", 'bomb throwers." "cranks", "diabolical", "scavengers. and proflteerE". ELK LODGE OF SORROW Famed for Its depth of sentiment and wealth c; imagery the Elks ritual read durir.i? tho exercises hell in ccnnectlcn with the annua"; memorial iServh'es of ithe orcrr.nlrralon will be heard by the il s inilny f.venliiK when b"cai IT:ks will throw open the temple hero to the public en th'i ceraslon of the observance of the anual memorial. f , 1 '- e.- - 'if -f ' , 7 5 n" 5 ! ''. !

I Tiiii-.tliy .ii.lv In. of Valparaiso, j noted Indiana orator, will deliver i the principal address. The program wKl Incpo'.e also innny worthy j musical numbers . The Eiks rnemtfrial exerclnew ere

almort as famous or tneir xeauty and Inspiration as those dedicated to observance of the uag. NEW HOMES FOR ROBERTSDALE l.ike the toddllnir feet otf an Infant tii-it (patter 'haltlnglr across the floor to Us parent, little Roberts, dale ami the West Prik addition. cree p nearer and nearer to the fond i arms "f Hanimond proper. Instead! of the pater of feet toere is the clatur of homnicw as carpenters begin to drive the nails In e-oo-res utf new homes in those two Take, front communities. Just this week Henry Vis, !ulld. Ins- inrpeetor, has Ijwied permits for i-ittaets BRnri raMni In cost, i'O.QOn. Nr-nrly $40 000 worth rf these homes v. ill he .l.uilt by Dick Schaaf and Oac.ir Ahlgren. 1 cnl polltiolans. They will Vie fr'tP'l In Ptnnfon avenue, AVest Park addition.. JJenry llejff Is hullding two -of-tflse :i(. the same street for the Wl'dtlng Ijnnd Co. Did You Hear lit at E. Chicago THE E. Ij. Held Trug Ktore has moved into their new quarters on Chicago avetrue. BOO.""? the upTer part of Block avenu will Ijlooin o-ut as cme of the Harbor's new "White Ways." - THE new parochial Central High Schoi.d bcated at tfie west og the city Is nearlng oompletlon . ATTT. Mm. J. Murray has ibeen acting as Special Judse on the East Chicago cify bench In the absence of J u-d s e Tw m a n . "GET tha (.Community Hplrtt" l (he latest sloenn uf the Chamber of Commerce. President Geo. 1 1. Lew. is Is tho author. ( ITT ATTY. Ja-rnes W . Brisker Is re-.resentins t lie city at the teleIN th-s absence of so'-era' department heas of the city administration. Major Callahan's cabinet meeting was poatponed this wtek. AS en additional working capital the General American Tanlc Car Corp. is Issuing 10.030 new shares of 7 pr cent. cumulative preferred stock. TirANK-SGIVING this year will bring John Hartley, manager of the Lyric theatre, a new J10.000 ripe orsan. It w 1M be installed for the Thar.ksglv1r,K IKyC performances. X ICE ckatlng is going to be made a thing of reality here If a petition aski.-.g tho East Chicago board of education to flood the Harrison school playgrounds, becomes effect- ! ive. FIjOTD S.VA'TON. State Income Tax officer, win establish an office in the East Chicago CUj- Hall for the purpose of rpllectir.g delinquent Income Trixes dae from persons cf the Twin Cities for P.-21. PRCT'OSALS are being made by the Tndiana Harbor American Legdon Post to a:naliramati5 with the East Chicago organization. This eoems to be the only means of keeping the Legion alive in. the city. PREPARATIONS are being made by the Republic Iron and Pteel Co. to resume operations next Monday. The Republic Is one of the companies helm? considered for the Eeth-lehem-Lackswar.na Pteel merger. JT7NKED moonshine copper stilla confiscated by the East Chicago police department In the lat few months brought $115. The money was costrlbuted by Chief cf Police f truss to tho children of the Carmel. lie orphan?. Gary WITH cne tr. ireweek to collect current taxes, city treasurer John lne, Is plannlnt: ahead for the collect ion of delinquent taxes the fob lonisgr week. With the Army mule brsjHng loudly and Old John Harvard kicking his beloved rival, Old Eli, in the well-known thins, the East hui tucked away the- moleskir.. for the season. Army beat Naiy, 17-14, at Franklin field; Harvard trimmed Vale. 10-3, in Y&lc bowl at "svr Haven, Conn., grand finale. The defeat was h. sad on: fcr Vale the third tody blov of the season. Iowa and then Princeton nad downed the bulldog efcra Harvard set upon him. Tha victory was cheerful cne for Harvard, seeking to retrieve it- fortunes after losing to Princeton and Brown. The lower photo shows one of the stirring piavs in the ValeHarvard game Hammond. Harvard lullbark, rejristerinfr a gain. Ihe upper photo shw? the Army muje jfivinji the .Navv goat tue horse-lf-URh, with mulish gl-c, be-i tween halves.

Fb'NERAL, services over the remains of Oust Tappa, Gary steel worker, wjio died of hums received when eome molten metal struck him were conducted yesterday afternoon.

A f-pectal meeting '"'111 be held in the council chambers this evenlns by the committee on safety, sanitation and welfare to listen to discussions re?rding the proposed milk ordinance. flATlY will ohser-. e Than k ?!vln? in Its customary manner tomorrow. While many will Journey out of the, city to see relatives many have j rlanned Trirkey dinner for relatives j and friends at home. NOW that. Emers'ni ha.s the football title of the state tucked fafely away they are going out sifter the state basket ball title. If the quintette play basketball like the eleven did foofbail, they will cinch that, too . REPORTS were circulated last niirht that Caspar! Monti cf Black and Tan fame who accidectly shot himself had died at the Mercy, hospital. The reports were false, however, althius-h his condition is regarded as critical. THE federal probe Into the Gary liquor and conspiracy casas will f tart December Sth, according to information sent out from the Ftate rapltal yesterdny. It Is understood that. In the. neighborhood of 150 witnesses will be examined. J. H. BROWN well known Gary real estate and Insurance man will "lead a desperate trio rf Su-ntera" Info the wilds for ra'nbitn today and tomorrow. When askad if he had a dojr, Krownie said. "Nopa, dtn't need any. I can kick 'em out," aism Toast a delicacy that you should try with tea. Get a loaf of real, fuU-f raited raisin bTtae, and ace ban good it is. Get the aread at grocers or neighborhood bake abop tiwy haTa it Dow. Its a tempting mrKrvatioa to serre to gut-Ma or friend. Bakers er-erywhere are making it for you, est rig Sun -Maid Seeded Raisins the best raisin for bread, aod all koiuc cooking ese. LEGAL NOTICE ci v or iiASiiiONrj, ixdiaxa. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC "WORKS. NOTICE OF arORTON' UVENUEJ ORNAMENTAL UOIIT3 I'RIJLIRY ASSESSMENT ROLX, MEET I NO To "hora It May Concern: You are hereby notified that the Afst-BBir.ent Roll 1n tho matter of the lmproMnent of Morton Avenue Ornamental lights from Calumet Avenue to Columbia Avenue. In the City of Hammond, County of Lake and State of Indiana, has been prepared by order of the Board , of Public Works cf eald City, and that the game is row on file In the office of eaid Board for public ex- J amlr.atlon and Inspection, and that j the eaid assessment roll contains the I r.ames of all property owners affect- j ed thereby and the respective amount assessed aralnet each lot or tract of land for eald Improvement, and, that by resolution 6ald board has fixed the Sth day of IVcember, 1322, at 2 o'clock P M-, In the office of the Board of Public "Works in the City Hall of eald City as the time and place for hearing remonstrances and objections from all persons affected thereby as to the special benefits derived therefrom and assessed against said respective lot on said assessment roll, and that said Board will, after said hearing and examination, confirm or modify eacb respective assessment as made, provided that it finds that eald property affected thereby is benefitted in said respective amounts. A. J. SWAXSON. P C. DIETRICH. Board of Tubllo Works DELLA MILLER, Clerk Board of Public Works. 11:29:12:6 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF TUB LIC WORKS. SS: HAMMOND, INDIANA, NOVEMBER 24, 1922. TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Notice is hereby griven by the Board cf Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana, that It is deemed r.ec&ssary to Improve 1st Alley routherly of Indianapolis Boulevard and Alley north of 119th street from renter of Atchison Avenue to westerly line Pearl Street in the City of Hammond. Indiana, by constructing therein between eald terminal points an eighteen inch double strength vitrified socket pipe newer, with ten manholes, complete and seventy of eighteen inch by six Inch limine junctions as authorized by Improvement Resolution No. S."..", adopted by said Hoard on the 27th day of November, 1922. All work done In the making of said deeribed public improvement ab.all be In aceordance with the terms and conditions of the Improvement Resolution No, P3J, adopted by the Board of Publio Works on the above named ilale, and the detailed drawlriK. plans, profiles and Kpeclflcatlons which are now on file and may be j seen In the office of said Board of j Publlo Works of the City of Hammond, Indiana. Tha Itoerd of rublie, Works has fixed the 18th day j of Deeember, 1922, at two o'clock P, j M, as a dafe for tho hear'.ti,-? of all persona Interested or wlioofl prop- j erty Is nfYoeLod by aald Improvemtrtit, and will Ueeida whether the benefit that will aeorue to the property abutting and adjaesnt to the proposed Improvement and to aa'.d City will bo equal to or exceed tha estimated cost rf the prepared improvement aa estimated by the City Civil Engiuerr, A, J, SIVAN80N, C, JJ3TRtCU. irioa,' ;of ftjL3i; V'o'JkClerk Rar4 faW-e Works,

EL.MEK RAGON, former Times em ploye who with his family la now residing and employed In Chicago was a Oary visitor. Elmer who owns his own home In Gary says there Is no place Ilka the old town and may return In the near future. NEW DRYChTeF FOR ILLINOIS WASHINGTON, Nov, 29. Roscoe C. Andrews, h"nd of the lepal division of the Chicago prohibition office, was today named by Prohibi

Additional Street Car Service Offered In addition to the physical improvements offered, the Company proposes to increase its service as fast as delivery of new cars and the construction of new track will permit, as follows: 1. From State ami Iioknan Streets to Colombia ATecne

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2. State and nohman street 10 uu'" by way of East Chicago. On this line a regular service witK a 1 5 minute headway will be maintained. During the morning and evening rush hours tripper service will be operated between State and Hohman Streets and East Chicago, which will give a 7 minute service on this line. 3. On Route No. 10 through service will be given during the morning and evening rush hours. During the day and after the evening rush hours the East Chicago and Indiana Harbor cars will make their Hammond terminal t State and Hohman Streets. 4. As soon as the Calumet Avenue line is constructed the same service above mentoined from State and Hohman Streets to Columbia Avenue will be extended over Calumet Avenue to and along State Street. There is nothing indefinite about this offer, and the service will be furnished if the Company's proposition is accepted. Hammond Whiting and East Chicago Railway Co.

MR. MERCHANT! Who'll Put the "Rush" in Your Christmas Rush? Theres ONE salesman you cant do without. You hire a sales force to wait on customers in your store but vou hire HIM to bring em in! He's a little ad in this newspaper's cChristmas Gift Suggestions" columns in the Alphabetical Classified Section. He'll put the rush in your Christmas. He's waiting to go to work for you December first and stick at it till Christmas Eve.

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tion Commissioner Ilayncs as acting federal prohibition director for Illinois, effective December 2. when Charles A. Gregory's resignation tuk's effect. Andrews will occupy the offi until a permanent director Is n.-m-cd, which will not occur until after the r.ew year, Haynes paid.

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