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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22
FOUND GARY WELL
SUPPLIED WITH HOOTCH

NALrARAIso. Ind. kov zz-T~o
teraixners vho cannot talk EnEIish.
entered their pleas OF guilty Before
Jy@Fs crur1racker in the superior
court. to operating stills IN the Sana
Dunes Of wavsrly Beach. and were
naed 500 and costs each. ana given
50 days js.I sentences
They we're placed under arrest BY
sheriff F'orney and Deputy Pennington
vssterday afternoon and two sFils
f.ken. along with seven gallons of
n,skey. raisins and the makings. The
,wo stills were in Operations when the
arrests were made.
Johr Kedzo and !Psal strky are
tns- names. and one of them Claimed
the other owed him $4,000 so they
hit mon the idea OF making whisAeE
"a selling = so the debt could oc
maid. They said they had taken tne
n-oduc- 10 Gary TO sell but could mo
20 market. az Everyone told them they
n,s all they wanted and that the sup
ny was plentiful
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Fifty years ago. HARRISON walker
then a very young and ambitious young
man entered the world OF Industry by
his invention Of wonderful brick.
that was destined 10 become famous
for it's hneness OF quality throughout
the world. and in 1870, opened UP his
frst plant in the city OF Pittsburgh
and began the manufacture OF what Is
today considered the finest brick IA ths
land.
While financing in them days were
not as great a : it il today. Mr.. Wake
finally succeeded in organizing tho
HARRISON walker & 20. Upon the
formation Of the company his business
increased 10 such an extent that add
tional plants were Necessary. orders
were being received from XII parts Of
the world and accordingly two wears
later another plant was opened in the
town Of woodlawn. about twenty miles
distance
Ten wears after the installation o.
hts hrst plant in Pittsburgh he had IN
construction or in operation over %
plants.
In 1905. owing to the rapid increas-
ing business. the present arm e
HARRISON Walker Refractories was or
ganized and two years later the com
pany started the construction o. its
first plant in Indiana. in the city o.
East Chicago. locating on what Is now
known as l45th street. 90 men were
employed at this new plant At its be
ginning and were turning out finished
brick at the rate OF $4,000 daily.
In 1910 more buildings we're adde's
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22
GOOD FIGHTS
At WHITING
BY JIMMIE RAY.

~ HITTING, Ind. Nov. 3s-ff deci-
500 hsd TO be given BY Referee Norris
Champaign in the hght on Saturday
-bt between Tim Oxen and Joe
Wagner. it would 20 70 Tim. But
hose who saw the battle are satisfied
nat Joe is e conner and with little
ruore experience will be able 10 trim
tas wildcat with ease.
This Wagner boy has the punch and
ne ia cool under hre but he showed
iack of asgressiveness and did not fol
low I'D his leads. Time and again Il
seemed that Tim was all in but Joe d'd
not step n ard get him going. lie a.
owed O'<eiI TO rest on various occa-
ons when he ought To keep at him
Wagner was able 10 &c On tor ten
more rounds II necessary, whereas Tim
vas about done for This Vas prooa3-
lv SO because he put everything he had
INTO the last two rounds which earned
for him the long end of the bout
TIE ninth saw Tim IN flashes OF his
Sd time form Re danced around the
moor trying hard TO ind place 20 land.
re reached Joe on the head and Jaw a.
lumber Of times He fought hard bat
Wagner was strong. It Was IN the
uInth and tenth rounds that Tim fought
IS best and u was also in these rounds
that the fans saw Wagner take things
ooly, .lthough they were going against
him.
several tines in the bout Tim hit
wagner low. This vas in the early
s,sges Of the fight. They did no dam
= however We hope TO see Wagner
hFht again very soon, for We believe
~ VIII give a better account Of himself
.u ms next battle This was his first
puolIc hght.
HIsHoP-aRoAT
Joe Btxhop was too strong and clev-
~ for Billy Grost in the semi wlndup.
Bishop surprised his followers by his
couditAon and me way he went after
tyroat Both boys were trying for a
knockout. right from the start. Bishop
sol 10 Groat's mouth and nose in thu
first round and the claret began 70 fow
EIght after the song sounded Groa'
rove Bishop to the ropes. but this was
al the damage he did
In the opener. Eddie Shepherd bested
Young McGoorty An examination ct
these boys BY physician showed that
McGoor-y wasn't in the best possible
sfsape but unable 70 ind substitute
ne was permitted to go on As an e1hi
hiclon bout,
The SlovaA Home was packed, MANY
coming from Hammond, East Chicago
and Cnlca 90. Prominent spor tsInen
we're IN attendance. Ed Grady was the
announced. Gene Grogan and Eddie
zAeny are the boys responsible for tbs
SUCCESS Of the American Legion's FRS
boxing show.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

and the daily capacity increa5ed to TO-
600 bricks daily.
Today this company II working ~
SOC capacity with a total OF zoo men
on the payroll and turning out $1,000
bricks daily with a good future IN
prospect
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22
THRIVING
EAST CHICAGO
INDUSTRY

nex feature Of interest TO the cltl-
,$rt Of the Twin Cite scanes VII
-. anrouncenert that The Times
rom his date will publish daily re-
~t.-r Of the progress being made ny
each and every industry n East en-
ago and Indiana Haroor from tnelf
inception, unt1 The present day uncer
me heading
KNOW YoUR INDUSTRY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

Paris is written all over this
besntiful evening gown from the
rather 7insy bodice to the tulle
SKIRT on black satin founc tion.
touch of harbaric splendor ia
added by the embroidered and
seouined material ir sclHtll-ating
colors which forms the novel CIRCLE
and front panel
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-22

piece de resistance of the Thanks
giving dinner for President-elect
Harding, Mrs. Harding and their
party. The bird" was sent by
the Harding girls club of large
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
Stomach Troubles
Are Due To Acidity
Tells safe, Certain, Speedy Keller Tor
Acid Indigestion.

so.called stomach troubles, such as IN
digestion, gas. sourness, stomnch-acno
and Inability to retain food are IN prop
nbiv nine eases out OF ten. simply eNi
dcnrc that excessive secretion OF acid ls
taking place In the stomach, causing tne
Formation Of gas and acid indigestion.
Gne distends the stomach ana causes
that full oppressive. burning ieehns
sometimes known as heartburn, while tne
orid irritates and inhames the dehcate
lining OF the stomach. The uounle ue1
entirety in the excess Development or Sc
cretion OF acid. 49,, ..,.... - ,ho
no stop or prevent this sourlng OF tne
eood contents Of the stomach ana 10 neu,
traiixe the acid. and make u piHna anu any
harmless teaspooniul or s, plnulnseu /,
meenesia. q good and effective corrector
- acid stomach, should be taken IN
onarter of glass Of hot or coiu WIZ 7
Heter eating or whenever gas, sournesr
~ ociditv il felt This swcetens lne
otonach and neutralizcs the aciditN ~
ee,v momcnts and rs n perfectly hnin'"'n
snd incxpensive remedy 20 use
An antiacld, such as bisuratea nasne.
sta which can be obtained rom s Ahs
sai-a,,,~,si In either powder or tablet iorm
uau,,,ir.s me stomach TO do It's work prop
civ without the aid OF artinclhi niEes'
tents Nagnesia comes IN severn, lol,,i, IN,
w ne certain 10 ask for ana tAhe oii,ii,
nt,nrated Nagncsia, which is espeelnhs
ureparcd for the above purposc.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
MOVIE SHOWS BLAST
BLOWING UP MOUNTAIN

The Hercules Club at meeting IN
Trinity parish hal Thursday night
heard an address by J II. horhck.
manager OF ,he service division OF
The Il rcules Powder Company on ile
commercial uses Of explosives. pic
sfres and diagrams were prof -cted TO
Illustrate the general layout OF mines
conditions which have to be mel 10
different types Of mines. methods OF
drilling and placing the explosive
charge and ihe effects Of The eNplo-
sion The talk was also SUPPLEMENT-
ed by a moving picture. showing a
blast made with Hercules eNplosiN, :
m Inc Riverside Portland cement
Company operations. MNersiue' ~
This blasi vas one Of ihe laleest
eyer made IN the world. a mountain
lhcine himbled over Wlh the one sIol.
Thrse evening meeangs. held unuer
/ the auspiccs OF the oducauonal com
miltee of the club. have eliclted con
siderabl interest from the members
serving. as they do. 20 assist theh u
their daily work by giving inen
btuier idea OF The manufacture a,l'
uses OF Hercules products ana ul'
scope OF the work puiormeu pl
thOm.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

Il is asccrtained what action is taken
by the commission of The Legislature
now at work on revising the code.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

year In 1915. however. t cost 80
cents.
Flies. The pcsly insects that cause
as much disturbance In households as
collar buttons that have tendency
10 roll under chlifOniers. are going
10 add their mile to the high cost ~
living This season. screens showing an
advance OF 90 20 33 ~ per cent ln
price lee cream treczers. too, as
though the ingredients required have
themselves not advanced sunlclcut 70
compel the housewife 10 cut down the
family portions. have gone up 10 per
cent. over The already high prices OF
last year
High prices on china Viii prevail for
some time 20 come. according lo puN-
ers in the local stores and 10 Is a wise
housewife. indeed who Is able 70
teach her children and her servants
that even cheaper grades are TO ne
ehsndjed with care during this per-
iod of limited supply
Tile shortage OF SciN aut7 NFiiiH7 o'i
iously home 20 mind. during the per
iod OF spring hOusecFanins sn'l
household oquipmcni as VIII enapi'
one servant To- DO the WORK OF mo o.
one hard-Vorkinr nouseWlie 10 q,
'the family chores Witu9ut ioshl'
her pristine freshness and beauty.
ono of the Improved household ar
iicles seen In the shops today =
dishwasher. by The use OF which Wy
housewives hands do not come IN GOV
tact with dishes. dirt or water Darnel
implements show no material insreas
over last year. and the general coy
census among hardware dealers. as I
housefiunishings. Indicates iih Wv
"peakn has been reached anu ny,
but sure retrocession OF prices ~ ''
: a.itablp
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
NO INCREASE In
SUSSEX TAX RATE
Special % rue Evening Journai.

Special TO The Evening journal.
GEORGETOWN. Del. April S0.--Taa
Levy Court have fxed the tax rate FOR
the fiscal year al O5 cenls On the one
hundred dollars Of assessed valuation
10 take .ps OF the bonded indebted
ness for ih- ,mg. Ned road prlgia'n.
about sii0UO 'lss viii be apps VflflsJ
for dirt road construction than last
year In considering the levy, 1t was
the opinion OF the Commissioners that
The rate should be higher. but because
Of the increased taxation caused by
the operation OF the new school code il
was deemed advisable TO continue The
old rate, and thus not place an addi-
ti0nai burden on the people II viii
be impossible for the commissioners
TO iiX The tax rate for the schools until
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
new JOY FOR
HOUSEWIVES
Few Necessary Home Pieces
Show Decided Increase
in Price
IN FACT SOME
ARE CHEAPER

Housewives who look with horror
UPON their spring houseclcanng and
housewives whose husbands have not
been initiated long enough TO rebel
against pulling up the stair carpet and
painting the kitchen sink. have a
pleasant surprise in store for them a
recent trip through the housefurnish-
ines departments OF The ciiy's stores
revealed 10 one OF said housewives
that the cost OF spring housoclcaning
reached It's "high peak last year.
Prices Of many OF the things that are
Indispensable at this season. when
women la bungalow aprons chortle In
gree at the sight OF barrages OF soap
suds and scrub brushes, are about the
same as last year
To be sure, there are not many
things that show any decided reduc-
ti0n IN price, but the gratifying faos
remains that there are not .nany
things which show any decided in
crease in price.
Mothballs are lower in price than
last year, selling for ~ TO - cents
a pound. IS compared with iS 10 20
cbnis last year 'This may be due W
natural causes. or II may be due 10
the fact that merchants are encourag-
ing the various wcar-y0ur-old-cloth
movements which are springlng up all
over the country.
The woman who intended 10 throw
her old refrigerator away last year.
but, with the spirit OF conservation
which the war taught her. made u
DO another year" will be surprised ia
learn that refrigerator prices have
dropped. One OF the most popular
white p0rcelain-lined models, for cx.
ample, which last year sold for Sii3
Is selling for 500 this year. on course
II she happens TO belong To the new
poor" whose endurance during thl,
period OF high cost OF living is beins
lmmortallzed IN song and siory.\ shl
can buy a real good refrigerator fO
less than even that sum. Indeed, tn'
zinc-lined models. with slate shelves
wear twice as long as the porcelain
lined models and cost Just about one
half.
N the housewife has trained he
husband TO take kindly" TO the Cd
iohe OF painting needed around th
house. ne will find not only the over
alls which he buys to wear during hi
iOy-brushing have advanced In prize
but that the paint and brushes as we
are higher inan heretofore As CON
pared With last year. the Increase
price OF paints and brushes Is nomina
As compared with the pre-var periol
they are from 20 10 100 per cen
higher. A quart can Of paint, whis
sold FOR 50 cents last year. costs abol
the same In many Of the stores TIA
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
WORK ON
COMMUNITY HALL

Contractors are rushing work on
he new auditorium OF the Community
Recreation Company, at Nos OO-'Oo
Nest Eleventh street which VIII be
opened next month. Tie auditorium
Nlas popular as skating rink some
years ago. and during the war was
used by the dupont Company Tor Of
ilCe purposes
THE central floor, which can be
used for entertainments, conventions
.and dancing. is more than 1000 square
feet in area The entire interior mas
been reconstructed and repainied.
The hall win be finished In a summer
garden effect with novel lislilnS
Scheme The Stage is % by 40 feet
and i'm he rear there are lobbies and
CLOAK rooms. Il is estimated that 2oJO
people can be sealed on the man
} floor.
The intention of'ihe company Is 10
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
NEW MOVIE HOUSE ro,or1o,yx

sneclal 10 The Evening Journaaal 49,,
GEORGETOWN. Del. April Sou
siructlon work on the new tneaire lol
Georeeiown. 10 be butt by =. q. hyon
in thc price OF the peoples Ihealrs'
an Market street, which IS to be ra1o9'
,yili Start next week. Workmen az.
ready are making preparations to start
ihe new structure which Is TO pc oiie on
M the most up-to-date south OF VIII
minaton. The building VIII cost ap-
proximatcly $4,000.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
kAUHUUI CAUUHI
A SPRING COLD
Then Get Rid of it at Once
Before You are Down
In Bed

The chaneeable weather Of early
spring Invariably starts thousands
osuifnlng A cold In the head Is the
easiest thing to catch at this time of the
year and It's just as easy to check IL
you are careful
WlNTERGROLE will quickly stop
the worst cold. clear the nostrils aud
clogged condition that makes breath-
Ing dihicult W1NTERGROLE is nr
olntment' cream that when applied up
the nostrlls. across the forehead aud
bridge OF the nose, penetrates 20 the
burning and affords instant relief. At
all druggists.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

BE ambiilous--Nou can ma lh'
very lob YOU have fcen wishing 10
hrorch the Wants AdN
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
mac rnnr nrEECr CnnRErTEn.

William J. Miller, lr., underwent an,
other operation at Delaware hospllal
yesterday for an afiliction of tne loot
and Is now improving. Ut BANKS OF
Philadelphia Is caring for Mr. Mllltr.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
cmLDnEN SELL DANDELIONs

EAsTON. Md. April 30.-School chill
drcn are making harvest her, pick
ing dandelions About this time Of
The year many are usually seen sell
ing violets, but this year very few
OF these ar sold The humble dande-
lion pays belt r. and there is q ready
demand for he latter. some realizing
he price Of a box OF h gh-grade candy
for a small quantity.
The standard price for picking =,
Ave G nts q quart, but ii Is very easy
TO get more than this some payne
fancy pr ces for large lots
Home breWs in the next six month.
promise TO be plentiful f:Om The De.
mand for these flowers.
I'm the Want Ads propositions vii
be offered those who are alert 10 new
ouuprfpuiiila
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

giye several dances each week. IL is
planned 10 6ring well-inown orchcs-
tras here TO furnish the music for
ihe dancing. Special concerts Will be
given frequently arrangcmenls now
1eing maue 10 bring numerous Stars
Of the concert stage here
The hall may be secured FOR con.
ventions and public meetings. II VIII
be am ideal place FOR the annual au-
tomobile show and similar exhibits.
More than 80 automobiles could be
parked on the main FOO" without
crovdng James B Sparks has tic
contract FOR the brick and concrete
work. George seeds is feneral con-
tractor and J D0ughery Thompson
architect
The ciicers Of the Community Rec
realion Company are Colonel j. War
ner Reed. president; George NJ. Pierce,
Vice president; C. r. Eastman, treas
urer: Linnaeus Hopes. secretary, ana
p. 4. Thompson, mana ger.
Re ambiiious-you can ind tn,
Evening journal., 1920-04-30
Miner's Ansisertic OIL. Known AZ
Snake Oil
win Positively Relieve Pain in Few
Minutes.

Try Il right now Tor. Rheumatism.
Neuralgia. LumbagO. sore, sti1 and swoi-
len joints, pain In the head, back anu
limbs. corns. buniond, etc. AFTER one
app. .ication pain usu lily disappears as II
by inugic
A new remedy used externally for
Coughs, Colds. Gro ~, inhuenza, sore
Throat. Diphtheiia and Ionsilius.
This oil IS conceded TO be the most pehe,
trnting remedy known. Its prompt and
Immediate effect In relieving pain Is due
10 the fact That II penetates 10 the al
fected parts at once. AS an Illustration
pour ten drops on the thicAest plece o. q.
substance through and through In three
minutes. -, A.
Accept no substitute This great oil is
golueu red color only MAnuiactuIel d,
at EckerGs Cut Rate Medicine store.
Evening journal., 1920-04-30

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Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

Saltwater bathing is to be brought to Paris by means of a pipe line con- nection to the sea.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
SOCH O
 ja[al::I IEaz' ']zE5

Good morning" says squrre Abner Harpington.
 Good morning." says |.
 I've got the presidential election all figured out" says he.
 Sos everybody else" says |.
 My system is fool-proof," says he. "Spill it, says [.
 Now" says he, take their first names" "Jsmes and Warren" says |.
 Five letters in James and six in Warren says he.
 "Fsvors Harding, then," says |.
 Tut there are nine letters iu Mid dleton." says he, "and onlyt eight in Gamaliel.' F Fourteen to fourteen" says |.
 There's seven in Harding and only three in Cox" says he.
 Putting Warren ahead by 2f 10 f7,r says l..
 Yes says he. you've got a. fine head for figures' | Preachers all told me that whom
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
PRoFITEERINe TENANTs

1 had a tensnt-fine references She'd take good care Of the house. Lease said no repairs. Bert strictly in advance. She was 10 pay for water She sent checks three weeks late. -Four plumbing bills were deducted.
 Windows and locks were broken. Place was damaged all over. She beat me out of two months rent. She broke her lease and moved. No notice. No address.
 X lot of things turned up missing. But not the water bill.
 It was there for me to pay.
 Yet she wrote me from nowhere: Hope you find as good a tenant. [ was no bother on rent or repairs. I left everything in fine order. Can you beat it?
 Talk of profiteering landlords Profiteering tenants are worse Dunderhead. Stupid. No conscience ! wanted to shake her. But ] didn't had her traced.
 She was keeping a boarding house. I sent her border, my cousin All unbeknoWnst. of course.
 He paid the first week in advance The second a half week fste The third a whole week behind Then he stalled two weeks more. Every week he mailed me a check.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

went to sehool,' says l.
 Cox was born in Jacksonburg: Harding in Corsica. There are Il let ters in the former and only seven in the latter" says he
 Twenty eight letters for each" says |.
 Right again says he.
 (Which proves7" says |.
 Cox lives in Dayton-six letters; Harding lives in MarIon-six letters, says he.
 "Tied again at 34," says |.
 Harding owns a newspaper called the Star" says he. and Cox owns the News
 Four letters more for each" says |.
 "CoX's wife's first name is Mar garet. says he.
 (Which adds eight letters to the Cox total says l.
 And Harding's wife's first name is ! Florence.' says he
 Another eight for Harding" says { "Oh. in other words" says he, it is | tyir- the tic again. Yep says [, "lcaves 'em tied" "All this says he, lis about as good a guess as any straw vote
 ~It is," says |.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

So successful in appearance Is tho leather made from fish skins that fl s lnosf Impossible to detect 1t from that made from animal hides
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

The longest bill. soon to be presented .to congress. is the codification of the nauon's laws. covering more than l,i04 pages.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

Two small oil wells were opened on city owned property by one of the re- cent earthquakes in Los Angeles, Cal.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

Elect stoddard state senas2r-Adv.,i
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
NCKES
ERON.
IlW(TEAY FRSIZY TIE MGXDEN-NAzEDR RLlZE
PAGE THREE
By Alnnan
.6v Blosser
DD LiLNan PGsczI0z D0y

He was back six weeks.
 lfe jollied her along.
 She soaked up flattery like water. He fed her sugar plums. She thought him in love with her.
 lie was some flirt, that boy.
 More weeks elapsed.
 l was ten checks ahead.
 But finally she wanted the money. He phoned her from the office. He was called out of town. Too bad about that little bfli Would she take his trunk? She would, and did. ! She broke ir open It was stuffed with newspa pcrs. Ii wasn't worth SI0. He sent his board bill to me lt equaled her debt to me exactly. l sent her receipt Cor same. Polite thanks were in it, i She wrote me a sizzling letter, I referred her to the Pible. ] Had she ever heard of it? l There was te1t in it ! It was called the Golden Rule l I recommended it to her highly Sure cure for sore feelings l I was casting pearls before swine. | But I felt fine-had my money. ! Whats a pearl more or less? ! Isn't it odd2 Some tenants profitcer indecent1v But they velp when yap-day comes. J tCopyrisht la2a hy Public Ledger co
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15
NOTICE OF SALE OF PERSONAL.
 PRDPERTN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That in pursuance Of an order of the Justice Court. West Phoenix Precinct. County of Maricopa. made on the Sth day Of october. 1920, in the Matter of Estrays No. 1I3O. the undersigned Constable of West Phoenix Precinct Maricopa County. will sell at public auction to the highest bidder, for cash, on the 23d day of October, 1920, at 1 o'clock p. m.. at the ranch of F. <. Num- known as the Broadway Ranch, one half mile west of Central Avenue. south of Phoenix. on the Broadway Road, Maricopa County, Arizona. the following personal property:
 One black mare mule, weight 1000 pounds. branded O. K. on left hip; over ten years old.
 One sorrel horse. no brands, slightly sway back. weight about 900 pounds. about thirteen hands, good condition. over ten years old.
 One black horse. branded beer mug on left hip: weight about $50 pounds: point of one hip slightly down; over ! ten years old.
 JERRY SULLIVAN, 1 Constable, West Phoenix Precinct. Maricopa County. Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

In tn ccenter of a new ash tray is reel of paper coated with material for striking safety matches.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

During the year ended June 90, 1sls, 2,65O foreign and 1,420 American steamships entered New York harbor.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-15

Buoys for mooring battleships are now made IS feet ip diameter and weighing f5 tons.