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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24

summons to surrender met with a
fusillade and Matthews was shot
through the stomach. Crumpled in
his seat, he shot and killed Walter
Martin while Jack Hawkins and the
negro escaped. The negro was trail
ed for couple of miles by blood
clots but was lost in a swamp and
bloodhounds have. been ordered to
the scene. Hawkins later was cap
tured and landed in Danbury Jail for
safe keeping.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24
late yesterday afternoon.

The shooting was result Of row
at carnival dance hall when the me-
gro insisted on dancing with white
show girls. A disturbance was Gre
ated and the Madison men, including
Martin, Jack Hawkins and the negro,
were placed under arrest. Enroute
to the mayors office they escaped
and fled in a waiting automobile.
Chief Matthews formed one of a
posse summoned to pursue the fee
ing prisoners and they were overtak-
en- a mile north of Walnut Cove. A
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24
Two Killed and One
Wounded in Battle

WINSTON SALEM, N. c., Aug.
23.--Chief of Police Matthews, of
Walnut Cove, N. c., and Walter Mar
tin, are dead, and a negro whose
name was unknown, is seriously
wounded as result of battle in the
road one mile north of Walnut Cove
between sheriff's posse and three
Madison, N. G., escaping prisoners,
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24
Tennessee and
Virginia Briefs

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.--Licenses to
drive motor vehicles within the corpo-
rate limits Of Knoxville have been
issued to the number Of 6,031, net
ting the city $6,03l since traffic or
dinance No. GIT went into effect on
July IL. These licenses are known as
operators licenses, and must be APP
piled for by all who drive motor We
hicIes in the city, whether their resi-
dence is in Knoxville or not.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24
LEMON JUICE
FOR FREcKlEs
Girls! Make heauty lotion for
d few c$nk-Try 1t,

lew iiy ~
Squeeze the ju Of two lemons
u d bottle containing three ounces
orchard white, shake well, and you
Y 4 quarter spint Of the best
le ands-sah lotion, and complex
Peautifier, at very, very small
bur grocer has the lemon and any
store or toilet counter will sup
ree ounces of orchard white for
cents. Massage this sweetly
ant lotion into the face, neck,
and hands each day and see how
les and blemishes disappear and
eIear, soft and iosy-white the
eeomes. Yes! 1t is harmless
ver irritates.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24

costs in police court charged with CIV
ing short weight and failing to have
scales on his wagon. The proof, the
Judge said, indicated the ice company
was in error by not putting scales on
Fitzpatrick's wagon.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24

LYNCHBURG, Va.-Washouts be-
tween Lynchburg and Charlottesville
delayed trains on the Southern rail-
way, forcing them to make wide de-
tour. A wrecking train was reported
to have gone into one of the washouts
and two Of the crew were reported in
jured,
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.-A rush is ex-
pected at the Lawson McGhee library
in few days when the first of the
summer vacationists are expected to
return to the city. The rush will be
due to the return of books taken by
the vacationists under the special va
cation cards which permitted readers
leaving the city to take along with
them choice selection of reading.
The privilege was very widely taken
advantage of throughout the summer.
hundreds of volumes being with
draw.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.-James
Fitzpatrick, colored driver for the
Home Ice Company, was fined SIS and
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.--A move
ment is on foot to have the girl stu
dents of the Chattanooga High
School adopt uniform for the COM
ing school term. While this matter
mas not yet been taken up by the Of
ficials of the city department of edu-
cation, it is understood that they APP
prove. The matter, however, will
probably be promoted through the
aigh school Parent Teacher Associa-
ton.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-08-24

RICHMOND, Va.-There was
pelnty of pSsh about Fay Stackey,
fourteen years old, of Charlotte, N.
c., who, according to the police, ran
away from her home there. When her
father arrived here after she was To-
Gated by the police, he found her
working as pantry girl in local
hotel and drawing good salary. He,
however, deemed it was wise to take
her home with him. She just became
tired of her home town, she told the
police.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
TWO MISSISSIPPI
RACES ARE CLOSE

a. Afs0eiRisd rr,xs.
MEMPHIS Aus is.-l'ractlcaliy
t"uplet. hut unofficial figures CON.
iil'd hy the Memphis Commercially.
peal tonight on yesterdays Mississippi
dvmoOrdiic primary indicated that two
congressional nomination contests
would go into u SECOND primary &C.
D" held September e I'm the first dis.
ifici congressman T. 5. Gambler and
~ =. Rankin viii be- in the run-off.
The returns 10 the Commercial Appeal
indicated that Rankin leads Gambler
ly about 5000 votes
pr ~ g. Lowry and 4 e. Anderson
Nill participate In q run Of im the see.
md district ~ an the place lett va.
amt hy the voluntary retirement II
Congressman Herbert stephens
e. ugtcHmin r 4 Sissuns will be
returned q" congress from the fourth
district having suhstansial had over
his "pi "n"ui. Jcff liusby.
IN NTH district l,u.ss A. Collins hts
d' i'ii''l CONGRESSMAN ". W Nsnahlc
md %" latter hrs issued statement
'onrriiug HIS opponents nomination.
i "rrt'-si1n Percy quinn waa reuun.
mated iu the IN district over Hugh
y Wall and IN " \ Dickson.
ln the third sixth and eighth dis.
iriris no primary was held. me o..
.r's"niatiy"H T. q Humphreys Paul
Johnson ana J. " Collier. respective.
" having uo opposition They were Dc.
'1rd the nominees hy the democratic
executive committee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
DRUGGIST GIVES PUBLIC
FACTS ABOUT TANlAC

could hardly attend o. my business
frequently had spells " dizziness thIi
lasted fnr two DAVIS 70 e tim, ana lrii
mc with l fearful headache would
De- awake fuI hours 90 uiEht unable On
sleep. and ! WIS going down han so
iufi I wns afraid ! would have q SCI.
iuus breakdown
Il WIS ru convinced ~ al" wonder
nIl merits - Tanlac hy what had -."8
10 de- in the case q others TINT ! tuuk
10 myself and after taking Us, BOTTLES
I must say th1t ! never felt better IN
mN life ! now haN. e splendid appe-
lite and can ct anything without SUI.
fcrtng from indigestion afterwards I
have r"gained all ms lost weight anil
mfull 81 lfc and energy I am mo-
longer bothered With dizziness or head
aches and am indeed feeling like n
new man After such AN experience
with THnlnc I cannot de- otherwise than
heartily rrcrmmcud o.
Tanlac u sid IN Amarillo by W
G. lllns Drug Go Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
PROPOSE CHANGES
FOR LEAGUE PACT

" Assfifthifd ffcsa,
LONDON. Aug is.-Iicad1uarters
II III" league ~ nations announced To-
day that four important amendments
10 the covenant have been suggested by
Denmark. Norway and Sweden. fur
cons Iteration nj the first meeting Of
~" league assembly an November L..
III" Tour proposed amendment were
Announced as follows.
Provided fr q fixed annual meet.
ing 81 the assembly and proposing that
ton members ~ the league can demand
qua obtain u special meeting al any
time 1i the seat ~ the league
= Seeking 10 regulariyc the mothul
lof selecting the four non permanent
members - the council n II proposed
." accomplish this by providing that
tho assembly. after making the first
selections ~ four To- serve respectively
three. four. five and six years. shall
nam" new stat" yearly after the
'hifd Veiu to serve four years and not
hc subject to a. el-ciiun fnr tho follow.
INK period II ~ suggested TINT 'hiy
W'ih'd would procure successive g.
presentation on i.h council 81 large
nunl"r IT states aud would maintain
continuity IN the composition - the
council
Making thu obligation fnr 1rlii.
ttliiou more absolute tv omitilus the
word generally from article XIII VA
ID" r1rtgtaph beginning disputed
and ending submission a. arbitration %
i-P'rWi'ting the council a. author.
iZc state IN the vicinity ~ state
glinsi which 1n economic hiorkad. II
iu force. 90 maintain e degree ot iu.
t'rcourse with the latter. provided tho
council considers this necessary In or.
der 10 prevent the hlpckad" IN the
state from attacking IT, ncirhbor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
MCMUlLIN'S TONIC
The Reliable Tonic

Certain die asses. such A. innu.uza
Pneumonia. Coughs. Bronchial trnu.
bic leave tho lungs in a weakened
condition infllmsl spots remaining
rirv lead o. serious results Dn't t1k.
any chances Got "a bottle II "NcNul
lens Tonic" today. Use a. directed
vDu Will 10 amazrd ~ the wonderful
u aling powers II this remark abe
tonic "MrMull.n's Tonic" has proven
e blessing to ssircs u people suffering
with tuberculosis. HAY Fewer. Asthma.
Bronchial troubles siuhhufn coughs
etc. Guaranteed 90 give satisfaction
Manufactured only hv Tild.n McNullor
Co Seiilia No Tnr sale by Dsnda.
Drug Go. AlV
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
MYSTERIOUS YELLOW PHI,IS
C0NTINi o. To WASH ASHORE

NEW YORK. Aug iS.-The myto,t
"us yellow phials containing = Whli,
'nhst'nce. Identified by army officers as
calcium hypuchlurine. used fur pnrify
INK water, which have h.,n appearing
Ia the surf f0r the last two weeks con.
unued i~lny 10 be east upon thu
beaches - New Jcrsryand Long Island
\ chemical analysis mad. 1T the army
laboratory here e the contents IL one
81 the phials. confirmed previous analy.
sis
Tho officer who made the htos,
rnal'sls said there wa evidence ni
hr'uu.puei'inn which caused the cx
pl"si"n when the phiils were broken
"" els" warned against the danger of
living glass aud urged they De- dc
'irn'.d. as they were not exactly safe
playihings
~" source ~ tho phials IL stlll a
mystery. even though rmuors IL enc.
my plots o. intruducr into this coun.
'iN plien gIS ur dangerous narcotics
nave been so 20 rrst
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
H,itDING SPEAKS TO
INDIAN DEI.EG ATION

MARION. Aug. lN.-ro.ici.s to mako
'hr nation sclf.rcliaut In material ms
wei hs governmental affairs were AL
,"''i'd hy senator HARDING today IN
~" short speeches here.
Eh" republican nominee gpl,.o g. a
group 81 American Indians. who
n'"ugHi to him plra Tor extension
."i ui"ir racial rights H. replicd that
Inc United States might go well a. IT,.
STOW democracy and humanity and
'd''li~m un the continents native
rae" intiicr 'han g. waste American
lives irving o. max, surr Of that h..
"'w'' thousands ~ Males acr. - IN.
~,a"
tn second address ass d,liver,d d,
Zoe Local Lumber Mcts $50, i,,.on
100" wac plea fur q fr.t' cun~r,a
1'nishi SonatDr Herhag rc,ci.. /
kilograms from suffrage Ie,l.
.s .lF,k ~ him frr igs t,r H. ~.
''nH,s tight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
J. p. Wall Tells Of It's Effect on
Others and the Wonderful Re.
suits He Obtained in His Own
Case.

u have seen people come into the
stare looking thin and frail and I haV"
Ratchei them from week o. week 4s
they continued h. buy Tanllc. and
within few months have seen theu
hccorne - strong and robust that vuu
would hardly recognize them for the
ZANE persons said John =. Wall.
pharmacist for the 81. Paul DRUG Co.
who resides at us Cambridge Ave. st
Paul MINI.
For about eight months I was In q
badly run down condition aud suffered
nom indigestion he said u ooull
not find anything o. give me pcrmnn.
cnt relief, lost at least twelve pounds
IN weight and became 81 weak that I
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
II LOUIs BREwER
COMMITS SUICIDE

81 LOUIS Aug Financial IL
firuIti'. Hr" believed ~ have PROMPT, 4
Tho Suicide 81 otto T. Siif.l. former
hrrv'r and hor~cman. M, Republican
n1nlii1t. fruW the eleventh district.
who shot himself at his home. near
here tul.V
\ note which was found living on q
tall" in th" room adjoining that 10
which Stifd Killed himself. was pre-.
@r"d hv tho statement that III was
Ter t1" benefit ~ the public and my
creditors "
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
Doomed,


LONDON. Aug. iN-An Indignant
81" ius wife asked the Tuticnham mag
l.traic tur seIarltiuu because h,I
husband 1w'rr ~ the eat. She was told
mat had language was NO ground fur
SEPARATION
Appliwni-l'ut what am o. do a.
~ he would murder mo u I c,m. het.
Tho Aagisirate-lf be- strikes Won
c"ir' ugain next TUESDAY.
The w0man-l cannot. shall b. a
rufu- hN then
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
SUFFERED At NIGHT.

\ prominent Texas woman suffered
agunv 40 uighi with indigestion and
would lie awake fuy hours Fowler
stomach Waters gave her instant relief
az sron ~ sine tried them. For ind
resiinn. T-ur stomach. gas and other
lir-s tiie disuri'rs ilIty can't Le i..t
Sold iN 40 druggists AI,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19

upruarnus demonstration before the
clerk announced the vote fri there
was me- question that suffragr had Won
The announced intention a. attack
%" J. gsiity ~ ratification VI ih- hausn
failed 10 rcscind ~ action WIS The su,-
Jet If conferences tonight between the
suiirug" leaders aud between leaders
Il the opposition The clause 81 the
Tennessee constitution upon Whbh q
would d, based in the courts o. article
% section 200
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
WILL ERECT HOME FOR
NEGLECTED CHILDREN


~ fHHiH sHe lfftf.
AlSflN, Aug is-Ths luarl ap
p" ini.d Us "a" legislature fur the -.
i1nishm"nt ~ the HON.. fYr D,rsnd
'ni and NEGLECTED. Children. ~ e n.e'.
us h'Ii here. plans were accepted Tor
th' 'Hr iruriiO1 ~ the institution on o.
sitn covering 20 acres RECENTLY acpuir, 4
hy 90" state located 10 Waco Whii.
th' pl'nS call Tor q series 81 d,z,n
buildings 10 3. the intention uf ~.
'"Hrd o. rr.ff only two buildings az
in' WFrff time with 4 heating plant
fh's" 'NH ii.iiuEs and heating piaa'
Ni' sumo the appropriation uf
''N '" Htl' fHr The home hy The Irs
is'if.
th rIl risu decided o. inms,liai
" .f'i-" fnf bids and these viii D.
'i'r'l "Ni th. Orntrnst awarded -
u.Uu August 30.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
CHiPMN< WILL ~
10 RIED FRIDAY MOIiNINI

w Nfanf intTd lreas.
CLEVELAND. Aug "a -Elymund
Ih1pu1n. premier fhurts',p 'f tho
American league and rtir iuH"ld.r II
the Cleveland club will Co., buried mi
dnv morning ~ is uroh1h. .hn rutir.
Cleveland baseball team VIII u. brought
here from New York tu attend tha
funeral
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19

now THEY VOTED


~ Associl,cd Press
NASl lille. AUG. lS II The p,rt,
lineup - the vote IN IA. Trnnesar,.
h"u today on The resolution Ia railfy
inc federal suffrage amendment. Wa
ls follows.
Democratic Ave. %. Nay. %. aiscn,
R"rp''i"7u- ~" ~. NAY. -. a.
.'U' two
The lin"ap On the senate last Frida,
tss.
p.u"cr1ty Ave. n. Nav. ..
Il 'uilirans Ave :. Nay.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
rdaud Must IIc Independent

them
fdand Must Iir Independent
"lu complete accord with M, fedora
eHfsrUiu' the French government
believes iu the necessity fur on indie
pendent Polish state aud tho French
p"npl" Dos" the American prupl, ur
IDENTIFY d' sIr'S th' maintenance 81 az,
political iud,p,ud'nrr and 90, terri
i.Iid integrity OF Poland
This Dr. Wh, Their, a. agreement H..
tween the French government and ih,
American government o. encourage ll
r0uis mad, with u ,IvW o. bringing
about a0 Iruisti,e between Poland AMI
liufsil. while 1'uiiing giving Co ia
regulations character which might
result DO the recognition II the liul
hr'ist Irgiu, and Boo the dism'mhsr
mout ~ Russia
IA o. this spult ALSO. that. after m.
turr examination. b. has lu fact rcyuE
uiE.d "a Russian government which a..
'lar,i that % accepts the same punci.
pies
in informing NuuI f.y,llyuJV ~ th
recognition given Co.. 90, declarations
of ih' American government I tm iu.
s'IIgt. lN VI Mlil.riud o. notify Nuu
tHli the French government D., happy
tu have this one further afsIr, Nuu ,i
The close harmony 90 feeling which
tnimates the French and American
proplos when the future 4 civilization
D. ~ stake.
Accept. Nr Secretary ~ state o..
assurances 10 my high consideration
tSlgnrdl "B,arn"
Nr C0lhv also sued reply tu the
assertion @, Foreign Minister TghU.
ch,riu. of 90, soviet government ui
frssll. that tho li1isheviki hYN. shown
thai they strictly adhere Co. olliga.
iions." and that ~ they promised Co.
pr' ,crt the United states against agi
tuiir' II the third inisrnatiunale. all
our representatives viii rigidly mlnu
th. pledge
u do not suppose" said Mr. C0lb"
that Mr. Tchitcherin has sup,rscdcl
l.cninc with the authoritative spukcs
man ~ soviet purpose. The actual
words II Leninc arr IN very sharp con
trasi 20 thu uttciancc of has furcigl
minister.
said l.cnlrc before the council 81
the peoples cummisSlrics during a.,
Negotiations upon the ruukii,o confer.
eucs.
4 have never h.-itaicd 60 come o.
terms with bourEcoisc governments.
when hy sn doing I thought | could
weaken the lpurgcoisc"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
Will NOT ALLOW ARMS
SHIPMENT THROI ell BEIGIINI

w N-fnriat'd Press.
bi'l SSl.l.S Aug. iS-Thc Belgian
stat. Railway Mems syndicate ha, 4,
oid'd O. prevent the tfanSpnrtatlnf.
through belgium of troops ar mum.
IONS intended fur Poland This Dc
.l~."n follows similar action los IN.
Antwerp duckcrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19

MIR Ovefton. who occupied ih" chair
during the remainder uf the session.
managed 10 restore order. and instruct
cd the clerk o. proceed with second
roll call. In order that there might be
no doubt.
Second Ballot J. TIE
The second ballot showed tlo ~
a. 60 a.. and the speaker declared the
motion lost for want ut a majority.
Instantly the aniisuffragists dr.
manded a vote on the original motion
% concur in "a. senate action.
II was a crucial moment The mo.
tlon Co table had Just been lost through
n tie vote and II the opposing forces
held together and another tie resulted.
q meant rejection II the amendment
When the speaker pat the motion hun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19

iieds - guffraFcttcs regarded the hat
tie as lost The vote r., the outset was
un imrtifan lines. hut when the name
II Representative iiarry r Burn. Re-
rnl'ii'an. ~ McMinn county. ~s-
called b. voted ave The uppusi
tiun then virtually conceded defeat. fur
Mr BURNS hid voted with them Ca
table The resolution. and his change
gave the suiiIHE,ttcs the needed nia
L.ILIN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
second Vote Unchanged

Tho stand uf the members was AN
changed Hs the clerk ran dawn the list
uu'il the rIWe Il Representative u. T.
Turner lrrmouut. ~ Gibson county
was reached NJ Turner passed. and
Instantly there was q shout Ut salts
faction from tho ants N, had voted
ru.ust the motion tn table. and his
failure o. vote ON ratification balanced
thc los incurred through MI Burns
vote fUr %" amendment The pleasur"
experienced los the ants was short.
iuU,yvr Tor Mr. Turner Just before
toe end oi the roll call. requested M.
fl'rs Go record him ~ voting AYE
sir Turner had said repeatedly that
hr would vote neither for nor against
ratification unless % was evident that
hi. vote was needed for pasEig, 60 r,.
i",iinn. and that 10 such an uccasinn
lrrso. b. would vote fur the amend.
msut
SuffnEisis everywhere launched ni,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
EOiI.fs RETIRNS IInNE

10 and Mrs q. ~ Iiovles who have
teen Visiting With their son " l..
ii''I'a nrd h.s wife. 1879 Madison
street iw ih' past three weeks have
=. turned '1 their home in wathcrflri.
Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19

INK ready to rign agreements and ecu
tracts with foreign powers Withuu
having the least intention 81 uhr'TNlul
them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-19
TENNESSEE HOUSE
/ MAY CHANGE VOTE
| N NEXT TWO DAYS

CONTINUED From Page ono)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-15
RUSH WORK ON
NEW COUNTRY CLUB
Gary Will Be Playing Golf
On It's Own Course BY
Next July.

Members OF the new Gary Country
club hope to be playing golf by the
Fourth Of July. This they have prac-
tically been assured
Saturday the announcement was
made that plans which are being
drawn by L. II. Langford a park eX-
pert of Chicago viii be completed and
approved and work viii be started at
once on tho construction Of the golf
course. the club house and other build
ines. on the site half way between
Gary and Crow- Point at Turkey
Creek.
The plans include the laying or Of
the golf course. the location of the
club house and other buildings, the
location OF the drives and walks and
site for the proposed swimming pool
and pavilion Expenditures to the
amount of S150.oo0 are to be made. As
many acres or the golf course is nat
ural of golf grounds, ii is not going to
take the workmen long IN putting the
nine hole course into shape.
1t is planned to have the club house
in readiness by the first of September.
Material for the building OF the club
house and other buildings is to be
hauled by the Gary s Southern which
viii also erect a neat station a. the
Club House point. The station viii
conform with the architecture of the
club house.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-15
Housing
Situation
Meeting

The first meeting OF the building
committee appointed by President J.
r Wilson. of the Hammond Chamber
OF Commerce to investigate the situa-
tion relative to the building and par
ticularly housing facilities, future pros
poets and possibilities for building
homes will take place tonight at the
Chamber of Commerce. In reference
TO the situation. President Wilson says:
At a meeting of the members couu-
ell OF the Hammond Chamber Of Com
merce, held on the 1tth day of March.
1920, a discussion was had relative To
the housing situation In Hammond ana
the building program for the coming
year It appears that the contractors
and builders are rather pessimistic rel
ative to Abe outlook for building in
view of the unrest that is prevailing
in this community. as well as general
ly, and in vie wof the high prices for
building material and labor lit also
seems that there is some hesitancy
about furnishing money for building
this time. on account of the enor-
nous high prices for building mater
iais and wages. and seemingly inflated
values. 1t is no trouble for our com
munity TO get factories to locate here.
hlst the serious question seems to be
to get sufficient housing facilities for
o. people who desire to come mere
TO work. Nc want To Keep mp the
progress that Hammond has made in
the building and procuring and selling
homes - its people. Hammond is "a
city OF home owners. and in order %
meet the growing demand for housing
it Is necessary for tho entire commUn-
ity to take m active interest in pro-
noting assisting and encouraging
building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-15
FOREIGN POLICY
or GERMANY
WON'T CHANGE

GF:I;i.lS1 Niarch 1.-THE new gov
.rnnsenf rst8anizes aH financial opt-
tIous and .th, foreign policy of Ger
NANNY wifi remain unaltered declared
pr. Non Kapp today ia an Interview.
lie described the present situation as
boine entirety informal
Throughout the interview Dr Kapp
smoke German. although he speaks per
fact English. having been born "a the
nited states.
III outlining the policy 81 the new
eoyorument. he said
-Tbe terms ~ the peace treaty viii