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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

Rico. FL producto liquido en- efec
stiyo sera distribufdo proporcio,
nalmente de acuerdo con las ac-
clones pagadas por cada uno de
los mielnbros actiyos en- la fecha
de disoluci0n.
En- testimonio de 10 cual firma
mos la pfesente Ell San Juan,
Puerto Rico, a q de Septiembre
de 1919.
(Firmadosy Jose E. Benedicto,
Juan NJ. Herrero, w. r. Lippitt,
Hayden L. Moore, Pablo Berga,
Emiliano Isales, Samuel Medina,
A. J. Plard, Carlos A. Varona,
Romualdo Rivera, G. L. Dede-
rick, Ramon Lebron, Jose Lanu-
"a, Octavfano J. Herrera, Domin
| go Garcia.
! Mum. s64.
En- la ciudad de San Juan
Puerto Rico, a los veintisiete dias
! de septiembre de 1919 ante mi
|. Salvador Suau CarbOnell. nOtariC
p1blico de esta isla con residen
cia en- la capital de la misma
comparecen Jose E. BenedictO
Juan NJ. Heprero, w. F. Lippitt
Hayden L. Moore, Pablo Berga
Emiliano Isales, Samuel Medina
A. j. Plard, Carlos A. VarOna
Romualdo Rivera, G. L. Dede
rick, Ramon Lebron, Jose Lenu
"a, Octayiano j. Herrera Y Do
mingo Garcia, todos mayores dc
ledad, y de esta yecindad, y sus
criben Ell Acta de Constitution
1de la Association La Constructo
ra del Hogar que Sc contrae e
lpresente documentO.
De todo 10 cual, v del conoci
nliento personal de todos los con
parecientes, yo, ell notario, doy
kfe
(Firmado)
| Sdluador Sttdm CarboneH
/, szsss% Notal'io P1blico. e
(Existe un sello de renta5ss2 intel
mas de 25 centavos cancelado col
sello del Notario.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
'SlCeS0 AutOnOI1Sa en- So. DOMINGO i

de los heridos a La Sdld d
rros, en- donde fueron }cllradosy
convenientemente.
/ Muchos de los heridoss 10 estan
de suma grayedad y Sc terne un
|desenlace fatal.
El caro- que guiaba el motoris-
ia Villaverde, causa de este de-
sastre era ocupado por Ell senior
Francisco seglira, quien sufri6
POGO en- el trance. El mismo chau-
ffeur sufri6 heridas aunque no
de cuidado Y Sc encuentra recluf-
do en- su casa.
Dos de los ninos del senior Or
Ijales fueron lleyados al Field
Hospital U. S. NJ. G. 4
Ambos carros quedaron com'
ipletamente desbarat$ dos en- el Luz
gar del suceso.
Personals que presenciaron 'el
)suceso han declarado que ell mo-.
| Itorista Viliayerde, causa del de-
isastre Sc hallaba Ell estado de em7
briaguez, causa esta, sin .Rpda,.
del percance. 81 esta afirmact0n
llega a ser contirmada, Sc hack
por 10 menos indispensable que a
motorista Vilaverde Sc lie fetir
4 la licencia de conducir cal'ros
pues aver, un animal, luego otrcN
mas tarde un anciano fueron sus
Evictilnas Ell ell caminO, Y hoyy
nuestra relaci0n 10 dice, ell
desastre ha sido grande y mas del
una vida sera perdida. La ame-j
naza no debe persistir, parau
tener que lamentar may0rd
les.
La actiyidad de las au
des obr0 con eficiencia Ell ed
so.
! = (Del Listin Diarl
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
Doble trabajO, EN- la s
mitad de tempo,

listed misNdO sc quedara asUr
brado. Aldiia siguiente de habe
sussituidu MS muebles de su Of
Gina por muebles de la WABASl
CABINET Co., habra trabaj5
doble en-. la mita9 de temp
sin haber hechO mas esfaerzd
|. Los muebles WAR; SH est
de venta en- casa ID 'CanterS
Fernandez Co. Inc" Advt,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
HONOR Al MERITO,

Es indiscutible que los traba-
jos de Heamstich y Picot que ha-
ce en- la tienda La Fama la Sra.
Ana Terradillos gozan del favor
del piblico. Son muchos los elO-,
gios que hemos escuchado pOr la
limpieza, perfection y rapidez
con que los ejeeuta. AdYt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
La HUELGA DE
DESPALILLADORAS
: EI miti,t de daoche1

EI nlitilt de dn0che-
Anoche, yarios oradoreS socia-
listas disertaron, en- un mftin ce-
lebrado en- Puerta de TierIa: sobre
la huelga que sostienenl llas des-
palilIadoras de la fabriea de la
parada > liz, propiedgd de. Mr..
Shaw
Entire los oradores q1 subieron
a la tribuna cobiiada Bor la BAN
dera roia, estaban los leaders, Ju
lilo AEbar y Euripidesl Rojas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

primer momento.
En seguida las autoridades pc.
liciales y el Juez Bonetti Sc tras-
.ladaron al lugar del suceso para
iniciar Ia sumaria, siendo la pri-
mera disposition la del traslado
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
Dos tdDliIjds Iesionadas. La I'M
prNdenciG de an motorista. Nj
nos heridos gravemente. La
en,briagues del chauffeur
cOnStd en- autos
c0nstd en- auto,

Aver, g no de costumbre, scom
lpafiado de su familia, el senior
amigo nuestro NJ. j. Mena (Me-
nte) Director del Registro Y Con-
seryador de Hipotecas, Sc fu6 a
pasar ell dfa la estancia que po-
| see en- la Carretera del Oeste, XII
Il6metro s.
Siendo como las tres y media
p. NJ. ell seiior Mena, decide tras-
ladarse a la possession vecina, de
uno de sus familiares a ~ecoger
!algunas frutas e hizo enjaezar
una mula y ponerla tirar de un
caro- para que los condujera la
dicha estancia vecina. Eel caro-
fue ocupado por los niiios del Sc.
nor Mena v por ell mayoral de la
finca de este, seilor Rodulfo Or
iales. natural de Puerto Rico
Iquien 10 iuiaba acompailado dc
sus seis hijos. Cuando partieron
ell seiior Mena echo la voz al ca.
rrero para sue 10 esperase. inte'
resado Ell que los nii1os no fueraI
sin SUI compailla y ocup0 sitio Ell
ell carro.
El trayecto 10 iban recorr:endC
alegremente, hasta que sembran
do ell espantO con sH velocidaC
enOrme, fuera de toda regla,. lie:
apareci0 pOr detras ell CARO- au
tom0vil No. 127 guiado por Ra
lm0n Villaverde. La carreta ocu
pada por Mena y Orjales y lo'
nii1os, tom0 la derecha con tantf
lprecauci0n que fue a pegarse a |;
cerca V mientras 10 realizaba, e
senior Mena, con vOces alertab;
al carro autom6vil que Sc les We
MIA encima. Todo fue inutil, e
autom0vil ven1a a tanta velocidad
tan perdido estaba ell control d,
quien 10 guiaba que ell choque su
cedio, yendose encima al carro
volcandolo, produciendo, 10 qu
puede decirse, ell desastre de do
familias.
En- ell momento del triste per
cas.ea; el Se- Onill l|0sal1a los memo
herid(59d o4 yIIDsyl IS se con 81
cuchlil - $50 Nef-cnao
!, fffeur cue juzgo culpable' desde
lprimer momento.
Z En- seguida las autoridades pc
/, liciales y el Juez Bonetti Sc tras
ladaron al lugar del suceso par
iniciar Ia sumaria, siendo la pri
mera disposition la del traSlad
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01


zada hace daflo, ique seria 81 la
cobarde denuncia tuviera por ba-
Sc el hecho de que efectivamente
los espanoles Sc mostrasen o es-
tuvieran en- cierto modo asocia-
dos al movimiento independent
tista?.
Entonces Sc dirfa que no era
este una palpitacion, una agita-
Ici0n, una manifestations del esp1-
1itu portorriqueno trabajando
por la afrmacion de su raza
en- la lucha actual que aquf
Sc libra, sino que era el 'gri-
to de la inconformidad, ell resa-
bio de los inadaptados, Ia protes-
ia obstacnlizadora de los espano-
les inconformes con ell nuevo or
den de cosas que no Sc resigna-
ban a aceptar los hechos consu.
mados... A ESQ Sc reducirla Ell
moyimiento separatista, 81 conta-
rag este con la solidaridad de los
espaiioles aquf residences. Y por
ESQ, porque los espafIoles saben
Iesto, Sc abstienen de toda cola
boi'aciQn, de toda prestaci0n de
Tad1}esiqnes u siiDsfufos.
Esta actitud discreta, correcta,
irreprochabIe, merece el lecono-
cimiento del pals y sin duda que
mo Sc 10 regatean las personals dc
buen sentido, los hombres de ella,
ra vision.
Pero no hay que forzar tampo
co la nota, presentandonos como
el seflor Martinez pretende EN- un
diyOrcie que nunca existi0 hi
puede existir entire individuos dc
una misma familia.~ Nj conviene
tampoco exajerar las cosas dc
manera que los seiiores del Conf
! te de Asuntos Insulares, vayan d
creerse que los que reclaman al
go, Sc quejan de vicio.
Porque verdaderamente, 81 fue.
ia cierto 10 que dice el senior Mar
tfnez, 81 Puerto Rico Sc sintiera
feliz en- estos momentos, ia que
entonces ese insaciable afan de
pedir, 10 que acaso habrla de pri.
varnOs de esta felicidad que solo
ell senior Martinez y unos cuantos
Nprivilegiados han sabido descu-
lDvir entire los generates clamores
Iy Jas protestas POGO .menos que
u1animes?
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01

strucciones, de AhOrros v
Prestamos.
(3) Ell perimetro dentro del
cual efectuara sus operaciones es
ia association sera Ia Isla de Puer
to Rico, estableciendose proyi-
sionalmente su ofcina principal
en- la calle del Cristo Mum. 6, en-
la ciudad de San Juan, Puerto
Rico.
a. El objeto de esta asocia-
ci0n sera eStimllIar entire sus
miembros ell ahorro V la construc
ci6n de hogares mediante la
union de sus. Socios en- esfuerzo
cooperative y mdtuo. Para llepar
efecto estos fines podra la aso-
'eiacion comprar terrenos ell can
tidad que no exceda de cincuenta
acres, me]OfaflOS y VenderloS en-
pequefios Totes sus propios aso-
ciados dentro de un periodic que
no exceda de diez amos a contar
desde la fecha de la adquisicion.
Podra igualmente edificar casas
en- terrenos propios Q de sus aso-
ciados para ser vendidas de con
tado o en- plazos mensuales a
estos, y facilitar cantidades a
prestamos los mismos asociados
con Ell fin de edificar hogares o
de reparar mejorar los que va
posean.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-10-01
ciudadanos de los Esfados Uni

- 6mo
a ciudadanos de los Esfados Uni
dos.
Ell senior Martinez por el pue-
ril tenor de incurrir en- el desa-
grado del caballero americana
que lie interrogaba, ha planteado
NAL la question. Pasemos por alto
la incongruencia de que Puerto
Rico Sc siente feliz bajo la ban
derai americana Y que esta sea la
razon del por que. precisamente,
no estemos satisfechos. ST. sOmOs
felices, 5que mas podemos, pediry
Pero no hemos empezado estos
concentrates con ell prop0sito de
cazar gazapos, sino de fjar acti-
tudes, X de ahf que abandonemos
el tema regocijado que nos brinda
el senior Martinez para abordar
otro aspecto de mayor trascen-
dencia, ell que descubren las pre-
guntas capciosas de algunos
miembros del Comfte y las res
puestas inhabiles del senior Mar
tinez.
Por 10 yisto, aIguien, aeeslizo esi; .s,-..ll, en-
l2 ps lnienbilos del Con
no que yiniepn a
lgunos meses, que
independentista
ado j mantenido
cuando uno lie
Is le diio al Sc
lie el1abfa dfcho
b Ell represell-
bles cuando ha
de las vindica-
mas.
lolque los espa-
Sision}del probe
de Puerto Rico, aun
2eque de incurrir en- la cen
stra de quieAes no han sabido
apreciar su discreta ac1itud, cul,
pandoles de POGO afectos a los
movimientos, a las pa1piNciones
de la Raza, Sc han mantenidO Ell
un todo alejados de la agitsci0n
independentista, al extreme de
que8Tous Y Soto en- SUI discufSo
del hotel Palace, consignaba que
los extranjeros residences yerfan
con inquietud el pretendido esta.
blecimiento de la republica tro-
pical.
AL hablar asf, ell senior Tous v
Sote GARCIA de toda documenta-
ci6n, hablaba, defando correr la
imagination fogosa, Y 10 mismo,
exactamente 10 mismo acontecia
cuando insidiosamente deslizaba
.alguien al dido de los despreveni-
dos visitantes que yenian a ha-
Ger con nosOtros un somerO CO.
nocimiento, que los espanoles eran
los que mantenfan aquf la agita-
ci6n ihdependentista. Nj 10 uno
nj 10 otro. Nj los, espanoles ira
baian por la independencia, nj Sc
op0nen ella, seguros como 10
estan de que no habian de ser
tomad0s en- cuenta sus puntos de
vista nj la supuesta conveniencia
de sus intereses materiales para
dar soluci6n al problema polftieo
del pafs.
Pero 81 saben este, saben tam
bi6n que trabajando por la indie
pendenciaae Puerto Rico, asocian
dose al moYimiento que ahora en-
ira, por 10 Yisto, en- un nuevo pc!
6do de receso. cooperando con
Me quieren inantener en- alto
odera de la sobersuia isle
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
DOUBLE CROSS
DIDN'T WORK


Peeved because his partner had fail
ed to appear and furnish bond for him.
necessitating his spending several long
months in the Indianapolis Jail Louis
AIilSlos told a story to Deputy Z.
Marshal Mybeck last week which re
suited in the arrest of the partner Lou
Is Psres of East Chicago. Peres was
placed under 81 500 bond on q charge
of conspiring to defraud the United
States revenue department.
When Miklos and Peres were arrest,
ed at 514 l33rd street. East Chicago.
November is. charged VIII operating
a still and selling liquor. Miklos took
all responsibility and said Peres rad
nothing to do with the place. Peres
was to fix up his bond. In this way
only one man would be fined. How
ever. in His Joy al being released, Per-
es forgot about NIiNlos and allowed
him to go to jail.
On the way to indianapolis Miklos
brought up the subject and told the
Marshal enough to warrant the arrest
of Peras who finally confessed 10 having
paid part OF the rent on the building
and having acted as distributing agent
for the still.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
In an Around
Y
SEEKS NOW TO
DISMISS SUIT

Atty. NJ. Hsvran of East Chicago filed
a motion today in the Hammond supe-
rior court for the dismissal of the breach
of promise suit which was filed last
week by Stella Thomas against Michael
Chasw2od. an Indiana Harbor grocer.
Atty. Havran gave no other reason than
that the matter had been amicahly ad-
Justed out Of court. Miss Thomas has
asked for 100000 damages because Chas-
wood failed TO appear AT her home in
Pennsylvania on the day which had been
arranged for their wedding and had
later written her that he had changed
his mind about marrying her.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
JUST ALITTLE
"CRAP GAME

I'VE amt running no gamblin place.
This is just harmless little old game
of craps" was the lame protest made
by Ed. Junior, colored. last night when
onicers Hesterman. Einsele. Singer and
Carlson, headed by Capt. strong of the
Hammond police suddenly entered
Juniors soft drink place at AZ state
street. Hammond.
Junior and Eve other colored inmates
OF tho place, Frank Hill, S245 State
st. Chicago; Lee Price. C & o. round
house: Blake Jenkins. IS Plummer av-
enue; Msrcella Fugus, 1eS Michigan
avenue, Hammond. and Gene Young Of
Is state street. Hammond. were booked
al the police station on gambling
charges. This morning Junior. as the
keeper Of the house was fined $50 while
the others were each fined SIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
BAN LIFTED IN GARY

Lightless nights in Gary have ceased
and the fuel conservation restrictions
have been lifted.
with coal flowing into the city in in
creasing quantities and the danger oil
fuel famine having passed. oG6er.
were issued today lifting the ban regu-
lating the burning of fuel.
Tonight the ornamental street lights
nd the large electric cigns on Broad
way. Gary's White Way" whicn nav,
been dark for over a week. Will shine
once more. Stores VIII also be permit
ted to burn their window display lights
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
A BOLD ROBBERY

Hammond police. since Saturday ev-
ening have ben searching for a negro
who committed daring ROBBERY at the
store Of George Adams. 565 Morton ave.
Hammond. At about 1920 o'clock on
Saturday evening the colored man en-
tered the store and leveling revolver
at the head Of the proprietor, ordered
him to stand aside while he rifed the
cash register. Scooping up the S5S
in the money drawer the man backed
out Of the store and disappeared. No
trace OF him has yet been found.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15

sistance on carrying through his pro
gram on the peace treaty
Steel common yielded 4 to 102 "a. and
then rose TO 10S. Baldwin opened y off
at 104Ss. but quickly rallied to 100 ;.
Republic Steel advanced IS to 100. cru
chile Steel opened down , points to goa
and then advanced TO 209n
7'he oil stocks sold off in the early
trading with rallies in the next few
minutes.
New Haven moved up 81 to 27A and
American Sugar l = to 1877
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
MANY ATTEND
SERVICE YESTERDAY

Practically a full turnout OF mem
bers OF the Hammond Knights Of Col
unabus lodge attended the memorial
services which were held at the lodge
hall Sunday afternoon. The lodge
has ten names on its roll Of deceased
members. Rev. Felix Serocznski of
East Hammond delivered an interesting
address on Our Honored Dead" and
music was furnished by the male Choir
US. The memorial service is to be
an annual event.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
FILES PETITION

FLOYD Porter. a restaurant clerk OF
Valparaiso. has filed a voluntary petit
ton in bankruptcy in the L. 5. District
court at Hammond. According to the
schedules submitted. Fosters debts
amount to nearly 400 while his as
sets are represented by a larger cipher.
Many of his creditors are alers in ci-
gars. tobaccos and candies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15

because of injuries which she received
in a fall from u street car June 23. Her
compliant was filed In the Hammond
superior court today ~ Atty. ]. NJ
Stinson She says that she asked the
condue,o or to let her alight at the corner
Of Calumet ave and State st. Hammond.
bur that as she was about TO step 10
the pavement the car started suddenly,
causing her to fall. Her left side and
shoulder were hurt and she says she
received otner injuries.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
MUCHS ARE

Although owe rtwo weeks have now
passed since Richard Much and his son
Charles. the two Pire Station fisher
men braved a high sea on Lake M,chi-
gan to gather their fishing nets ana
their battered power boat was found
the next day near Michigan city. Ind
no trace of any kind has been Found OF
their bodies.
It'll sthought that their bodies were
lost several miles out and on account
of the severe cold weather. it Is not
likely hat thelake will give up its new
victims until possibly early spring
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
GARY WOMAN
SEVERELY BURNED

Mrs. r. Lewis. sos Madison st. Gary.
is confined at the Mercy hospital today.
suffering from severe burns which she
received in an accident yesterday. Ae-
cording to the story told the police, her
dress caught fire from a gas stove. She
was attended by Drs. White and Var
rington. The many friends will greet
the news that she is showing some i'm
provement today and Will recover.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
disbursed In the monthly payroll.
COLORED MAN INSANE

Recently discharged from the state
institution for the insane at Logans-
port as cured. John Mayheld. colored
was taken into the custody of the Gary
police because of his strange actions
Friday evening OF last week and Is be-
ing held until he can be taken back to
the institution
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
TWO NEW RECRUITS

Two new recruits for the u. s. army
were sent away today through the To-
cal recruiting station. They We're
Hugh NJ. Adams. 10. of East Chicago,
who selected the Cavalry and James
w. Mccoy. OF Hammond. who chose
the ordnance department.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
ALEX rs REJOICING

Alex. Abramson who runs the shoe
store at 234 State street. Hammond.
was rejoicing today over the stork s
first invasion of hts home. He had just
returned from Chicago where Mrs
and the new nine-pound dau
ghter are at the Observation-Disclosures
hospital. Both are doing well Ale~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
HOW STOCKS
OPENED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYlcEl

va, irregusarity at tine stock marilei
opening today. the tone became stronf
after the start and most of the change
at the end Of the first fifteen minute
consisted Of advances.
At the opening some hesitation wa
shown. room traders selling stocks be-
cause of the showing OF the banks
statement on Saturday and on Wash
InEton dispatches OF the preside0t'e r.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
A. S. & T. PLATE co.
REOPENS TODAY

The American Sheet and Tin Plate
plant which has been closed down for
two weeks on account of the coal
shortage reopened asa n this morning
and according TO officials of the com
pany unless something unforeseen hap
pens they VIII be operating full force
by the end OF this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
ANNOUNCE A BALL

Hammond Lodge. No. SO of the 10y
al Order of Moose announces a grand
prize masquerade ball which rs TO De
given Thursday evening at the lodge
hall. The committee in charge Of the
affair has arranged to give three prizes
to the ladies and three to the men. a
heavy attendance is expected
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
GARY LOSES TO
HYDE PARK

In q game featured by some brilliant
basket shooting Emerson lost to the
last HYDE Park high school basketball
quintet of Chicago before a large crowd
of fans at the ~ gym in Gary Satur-
day night. The score was 81 to II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
LOSES POCKETBOOK

Mrs E. II. Ralston. $40 Broadway
Gary asked the aid OF the police de-
partment this morning in locating a
pocketbook which was lost between the
Central Drug Co. and the People Hard
ware Store on Broadway Saturday after
noon. The purse contained something
like SAL, according to the owner.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15

Years Eve. As usual the house wi
remain open until midnight and seat
are already being reserved for the big
celebration. The headliner on the bill
for today and Tuesday at the theater is
The Silver Fountain" one of the new
European acts. which is considered the
most beautiful on the vaudeville stag.
today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15

was stripped by arr on the Burnham
road after auto thleves had remov.d the
tires. magnetic and many other parts.
However. he thieves did not get away
with the parts as a man who resides
in that vicinity approached and they
hastily climbed into another machine
and drove away. 1t was learned today
that the car belongs to Robert +. Dan
dies. a Chicago actor. 1t was left in
front of the theater at Safe and Lake
streets. Saturday afternoon at 2:3Q
o'clock and at o'clock 1T was a wreck
In West Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
GETTING READY
FOR NE w YEARS

Manager Michelstetter OF the or
pheum theater Is already shoppini
around for tho acts which Will compos,
the bill at the Orpheum theater New
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15
SUES STREET
RAILWAY co,

Mrs. Elizabeth williams OF East Chit
cago asks for 81. 500 damages from the
H. w q r. q. street railway company
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PAY DAY FOR
CITY EMPLOYEES

City employees are to enjoy two pay
days between now and the Xmas holt
days this year Tomorrow they viii
receive pay for the first half of the
month and so they will be able to use
their checks due the last of the month
to do their Xmas shopping. arrange
ments are being made to pay on the
twenty-third. About 500 600 Will be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15

Advertise in The Times and ad.
vertise again. Results come with
constant effort.
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w. HAMMOND POLICE
UNEARTH CRIME

West TIamrno nd police are holding the
chassis of a Stewart automobile which
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15

vas handing out the cigars lsvisA'y
day
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-15

Order Today to be sure Of de-
livery in time for Christmas; you
should place your order for a
Brooks right now. By so doing no
one will be disappointed and your
Christmas will have an abundance
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or a liberal discount for cash.