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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Round South.

schr Isaiah x stctson, Liverpool. Ns. for New
York with wood pulp 20 the Tidewater fapcr Mi'is
Go; vessel 10 Gilmnrtn & Go. - go
Tugs Patience with q bargcs fst AND; Chas
McWiliams. with (at s;f5 AM,; Socony nos
and .. with (at f2:20 PMD; Sachcn' WIN :
(at t.2o pM); onrust. light tat 2;io Ph'
Bound East.
Tugs sachcm, with . bargcs lat $40 AN); iatln
America with ,at q AND: Brown, WIN !
tat II - AM. Watupps with "'uck in cV'
Bathgatc, with (at i20 PM)'
CLEARED.
str Minnesota. Garlick, rondon-Atantic Trans
port line
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~
CHOIR. Good lyric tenor and male aito wnnteu
for prominent Episcopai Church. up toWn' Won,
but good aud experienced churcn sinEeIs noeo
nnnlN. o. 1gi IIcrnld.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

SpoT cash for household furniture. MILES. loo
East l25tb. Telephone Harlem z,m---------- z,m
Western Electric. oak t9nud ,rrY,ot
telephone BOOTH Telephone Frsnkhn-<'V"'
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MARINE-FoR SALE OR WANTED

MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED.
MEMpths" OF SEPPrtSs SssotrArIoS
OTHER LICENSED DECK OFFICERS.
AZ a result Of the referendum vote on amenn.
ments TO by laws all the proposed amendments
were carried by substantial maiorities cNcepfing
tho proposal 10 increase the amount or dues 70
s24 Therefore. effective on and after Januaty
20. 1920. the initiation fee will be S2j and the
''--''' '''' ' NEPTUNE ASSOCIATION
CHAINS AND ANCHORS. =,
2. w. F1SIIER 10 Wall 81. Phone Kector-os,
FOR sne--Dcck scow. o0x3o. Can he seen NJ
Jersey City Dry Docks. foot Henderson ST.. der
sey CITY. ---------------------------
FOR sALE--STEAM TUG WM. !. WADE. - IN.
single engine. MCINTOSH. Brooklyn Bridge
Dock. Beckman 200.
FOR SALE Gasoleue freight boat. 20 tens. suit
able inland waters. MCINTOSH, brookiyn
Bridge Dock Beekman 200
2D.3l West houston st.. 'phone 5S03--SprIns.
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TIME OF HIGH WATER JANUARY "a.
SANDY HOOK ~ ~ Nv ~ " "
Governors Island. ........ ~ AN 10 OF IN
He'll Gate (Astoria).. ...11 3S AM IN
tyThe time given In the above table Is East.
ern standard time and Is furnished by the United
States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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PORT OF NEW YoRK-FRIDAY, JAN. %, 1920
ALMANAC for NEW YORK, Jan. "a.

sun rises.........71 II Moon rises. AZ AN
Sun sets... . o. Moon SETS. 50 PM
rrtNIrr on, rIICII ~ ATEn JANUARY
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CLEARED.
MUSICAL.

str Minnesota, Garllck, rondon-Atantic Iraos
port line.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
WILL GIVE
AWAY THREE
FORD AUTOS

race meet, open 10 stock cars only,
has hssen Planned ~ Hammond automo.
bile Dealers to Be held sunday. Oct
TO- at tho Roby Speedway.
l. has been announced that last Sun
day closed the season at the Roby eourse
but since then Hammond dealers have
been talking it over and have decided
that the people should be given an op-
portunity to see the different makes of
machines performing on the track How
ever only one race viii be limited to
dealers only and anyone may enter
stock cars in the ether events.
There Will be four races on the card.
Three will be ton-mile events and one
viii be twenty-five miles Extensive
improvements viii be made upon the
track between now and October 10. Both
Of the turns Will Be banked more and
viii s3e given a surface of cement and
cinders. eliminating the bumps which
have been kicked up in the last races.
or special interest to the public will
be the announcement that the promoters
arc going to give away three Ford
automobiles during the day. Coupons
VIII be given with the entrance tickets
and a drawing viii be held to deter
mine the winners OF the free hiyvers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
REPUBLICANS
To GATHER At
HUEHN'S HALL

This evening at s o'clock a repub-
lican meeting, such as Hammond has
not witnessed in many years. VIII be
Reid It Huehn's hall. Quite an exten-
sive program has been arranged and
judging from the preparations those
in charge intend that everybody en-
Joy the affair.
L. s. Senator Medill Mccormack Will
speak upon the league Of nations. The
senator intends TO present the subject
in mis- forceful manner, taking UP eaca
point IN its relative Importance.
Mrs. Winfield K Smith. one OF our
foremost national speakers. who reni-
cred overseas service. will devote a few
moments giving some interesting facts.
All candidates for county Offices Will
be in attendance TO meet you.
The Hammond republican headquar-
ters under the direction of Mr.. Clyde
Cleveland. city chairman. extends a
hearty invitation 70 all citizens. Come
and meet the candidates
Bob strauss Will he present 70
render service on registration.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
.BATCHELOR
GETS LIFE
SPECIAL 70 rHE TInEsI

VALPARAISO. IND. Sept 3o-After
spending the night in ballottng, the jury
IN the trial of Tom Bachelor. OF Gary,
for the murder OF Herman Uecker.
cashier of the Toileston bank, brought
in verdiet of guilty and recommended
life Imprisonment.
This is the first life sentence which
has been dealt out in Porter county "a
the memory of the oldest citizens Rec
ords show that there has not been a
death sentence since 1881 The state
considers il a great victory
In their closing arguments. attorneys
for both sides devoted most Of their
time 20 the character of the sentence
The state held firmly for the death pen
atty While the defense argued against IT,
". J. McAleer and " o. Thomas dealt
telling blows for the prosecution.
1t is understood the first ballot was :
for life imprisonment and for death
Later this changed to 2 for imprison-
nient and ; for death. Ballot after bal
lot was then taken without change un-
I'll the final switch was mace. There
was never any doubt as to Bachelors
guilt. The jury went out at O'Clock
last night and brought in the verdict
at 7;S0 this morning.
Batcheilor's mother caused a scene
when the verdict was read She. With
her sons wife and two small children.
and the mother Of Red Parker aad re-
mained in the court room all night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
flNTERNArlonAL nrMs sseulcI

HOUSTON, Tex. Sept. 3G-Flre "a
undefe ermined origin early today was
ragins along almost the entire water
front OF Galveston
A message from Galveston to the
Southern Pacific train dispatcher here
at az this morning said in part.
Galveston whari. water front and
vicinity for eight blocks compiler }
destroyed. Pier 35. cotton concentra-
tion shed. cottonseed and cake. v are
houses ith several bales Of cotton
and one foreign BOAT burned
Pier IS IL called the sulphur pie-
The plant of the Freeport sulphur
Co. the cotton concentration COM
pany's shed at the rear Of Pier So
and one or the new ship side colt ~
congresses. were ablaze carly this
morning. The hre broke out few
minutes before o'clock. Whipped ,jy
a strong north wind. the FIRE at tha;
time was burning briskly and threat
eued other property on Pier SIS. Spa *
were flying back as far as the rest
dence section and grave danger
threatened Of general oonhagra, n
in the west end
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
WILL NOT Be ABLE
TO co TO WHITING

S. G. Metchkarow q boilermaker, re-
siding in Gary was supposed to ACCEPT
a new position At the Standard OIL
Companys plant at Whiting .his
morning. but instead lies near death
al the Mercy hospital suffering from a
fractured skull.
intoxicated from the effects II
drinking a large quantity Of white
mule" he walked in front of a one
man street car number To5 between
Fourth and Fifth avenue on Broadwav
last night and vas severely injured.
An X-ray will he taken of his hsa !
today TO determine the extent OF his
injuries.
Several pedestrians saw Metch-
karow stagser out of thes alley an1
start across the street. The motorman
operating the car rang his bell and
made every effort 70 stop in time 70
avoid hitting the man. According t.
an application card found on his per-
son. Metchksrow applied for a posi-
ton at the Standard OIL Company at
whiting on the 24th OF this month
and was accepted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
WHITING
To HAVE
BIC RALLY
rsnscIAI 70 YhE HINES !

WHITING, IND, Sept. so--At a meet
ing last evening held at the Republican
headquarters in Whiting, great prepsr-
ations were made for the republican
rally TO be held at the high school au-
ditoriunl tomorrow evening. In ad-
dition TO Congressman Mason and Con-
gresham Wood. Chairman Cerajcwski
announced that Miss Rita Kisson. a
well known civic worker. viii address
the meeting. Miss F1sson viii have a
special message TO the women voters Of
the county.
Congressman Mason will speak on the
league of nations He has Travelled all
over the United States and talked on
this subject and the voters Of Lake
county Will be specially interested in
what he has to say. Congressman Ma
son. like Senator Johnson. is opposed
to the league.
Congressman Wood will talk on the
extravagance of the present administra-
ton, not only during the war. but since
the war has been over. Several other
local candidates will also be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
PIANOS COME
TUMBLING DOWN
Reduction Made in Price of
Mems Clothing and Plum
ber's Supplies

CHICAGO. Sept. 3o-Clothing. pianos
and plumbing prices are the latest COM
modittes to join in the downward move
ment of prices here.
Maurice L. Rothschild. owner of 2
large retail csothing house. announced
that reduction Of from 20 to - per
cent already has been made in the price
of mems clothing. and that further re-
ductions are probable.
Lyon and Hcaly today advertised a
general average reduction Of 500 in the
price OF all styles OF pianos
The Goetz Brass Co. extensive deal
ers in plumbers supplies, announced a
reduction of from 10 10 25 Per cent in
the price OF brass goods. effective Oct /.
But cigar store owners declared today
that Smokes" will not be reduced in
price for at least two years. Increases
j.. prices of approximately Is per cent
'rere announced b. dealers recently and
these prices. the dealers assert. viii
stand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
WILSON PAROLES
"HARDBOILED" SMITH
lIsIgRNAIIoMAL NEWS sERwcEl

LEAVENWORTH. kans., Sept 30
Lieut.. Frank Il "Hardboiled' Smith.
convicted of cruelty to prisoners Of
the A. Z. F. in France. has not served
a day in Fort Leavenworth prison. i
was learned today. of the sentence in
fiicted on him by an eastern court
martial Smith, instead, is reported
to have been allowed his freedom on a
presidential parole.
Smith. prison authorities told the
International News Service makes a
monthly written parole" report to the
prison here, buc otherwise enojys fail
liberty. He was convicted of inhuman
treatment to American prisoners n
France early this year and ordered
transferred to Fort Beavenworth .-7nl
Fort jay n February. Prison suthori-
ties say he is now living at Payncs-
vile, Ohio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
LAWYERS HAVE
SPAT IN COURT
Hunter Trial in Lake Grim
minal Court Enlived by
Angry Counsel
ESPECIAL 10 YHE LINES

GROWN FOINTl IND. Sept. 30--At-
torneys Lester ottenheimer Of East Chi
caso and Andrew sambor OF Indiana
Harbor engaged in battle royal al the
finish Of the William J. Hunter grand
larceny case on Wednesday. In the
closing argument ssmbor. who was as
sistins in the prosecution Of tho ease.
made o remark that sngered Attorney
0ttenheimcr and he in turn called sam
Dor BolshevIk After the arguments
ere closed the attorneys engaged in
the encounter and had they not been
separated BY court baiif the result
might have been disastrous 10 one of
them Later Mr. Ottenhein1er apolog ized
70 sambor for TIE remark Hunter was
acquitted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
RECEIVERS FROM
OLD FASHIONED STUFF
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

NEW York. Sept. 3o.-From a cot
in Bellevue hospital where he is re-
covering from what he termed an ov-
erdose Of "old fashioned remedy for
cold Willard aMck. actor and play
wright. today sent forth word that he
expects to be married again. He w1s
only recently divorced by Pauline
Frederick, noted film actress. Prov
ious to his marriage with her ne had
been married to Maude Leone and
Marjorie Bambeau. actresses who d.
vorced him. Miss Barbara Castlero1,
Is it is said, will be Mack's fourth
bride
Mack was taken to Bellevue two
nights ago by a tax driver. who said
the actor had 'keeied" over in his
cab.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
GARY MAN SUES
FOR COMMISSION

CROWN POINT. IND. Sept 3o-The
case of J. Koyachwich VS.. Julia Opren-
seak. both parties being from Gary was
tried here yesterday. 1t is asserted
that Kovachwich was employed by Mrs.
oprenscak TO dispose of her property at
1925 washington St. contracting with
hin, that he was to receive all above
SIS o0C if he found a purchaser. which he
did in the person of George Kokos who
agreed to buy the property for $500.
When Kovachwich had made all the ar
rangements for the sale she refused 70
sell He feels that the commission %
$500 is due him. hence the law suit.
Attorneys Sweeney and Welshnier are
the legal talent in the case.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
IRELAND
IN ARMED
REBELLION
Hundreds are Killed in Civil
Warfare This Year and
Many Towns Sacked.
The Toll in Ireland

"one hundred and tive British po-
Iicemen were murdered In the exc
cutIon of their duty in Ireland, pre-
sumabIy by Sim FeIners, from Jan.
1, 1919, to sept. 2S."-The Irish Of
flee.
Fifty Irish civilians were Killed
by British soldiers or policemen be-
tween Jan. 1. 1910 and sept. - of
whom 33 were murdered since june
20, when the police and military in
ireland were informed by n govern
ncnt order that they would not be
held responsible for kiIlinSs.'-ar-
thur o'Brien. Sinn Fein ambassador
In London
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
HERE'S PRIZE FISH
STORY OF SEASON
And John w. Millikan
Merely Wins the Asbestos
Silk Hat for the Yarn

When J. W. Millikan, proprietor Of
the sporting goods store on state street
Hammond, started on his outing AT his
summer cottage on the kankskee near
Dunn's bridge. it was confidently pre-
dicted that he would BRING back the
seasons prize hsh story. He did
The only Disappointing feature for
him was that he did not make The cap
ture himself
He was IN the cottage and his atten-
tion was attracted TO the river by the
excited cries of two girls and woman
who were strangers 10 him. one of the
girls was in the river. Before ho reach
ed the scene the girl merged triumph
antly from the water holding 8 Joint Of
stove pipe with an elbow attached. From
one end of the pipe trailed about six
inches of the tail Of a huge iish. His
nose was visible a the outlet Of the ell
bow.
The woman aud her daG ghters had
been hshing along the river and We're
headed for home when one OF the girls
noticed the fish tail tapping violently
from the stove pipe which was lying in
shallow water al the edge Of the river.
She started after it but as her feet
struck the damp clay bank at the wa
ters edge she slipped and sat down,
landing on the pipe The fish gave up
and it was easy 10 land him
The hsh one Of the largest catfish
taken from the river in long while.
wei Ehed better than twelve pounds and
was nearly thirty-four inches long Rub
bish and trash had been thrown into the
water in front Of the cottage and gar
bage was also dumped there It is
thought that the fish had como UP for
his lunch and in prowling around had
tried 10 swim through the stove pipe.
One Of his horns caught as he was ne
gotiating the turn in the elbow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

OLD TIMER ELMER E. RAGON. in
speaking of the old Hammond Independ-
ent says: M. NJ. Towle and George
a. A. Mason first ran the Hammond In
dependent then Charley Cleveland and
ran it and n.e sold it to s z. Swain.
and when Charley and I had it. il had
considerably more than hundred sub
scribers We had something like 500
daily ct that time and when Charley
and I had It. It made more money than
II ever made before or after cur man.
agement and when we sold out We made
quite nice little Pront,"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
MAC SWINEY
SLIGHTLY BETTER

LONDON. sept. 80. Slight inn
provement was shown today in the cou-
dition OF Terence MacSviney. the
hunger striking Lord mayor OF Cork
MacSuiney was less restless and il
was stated at the Brixton Jail infrul-
airy that he had slept during part Of
the night. This was the forty-ninth
day OF MacSwiney's hunger ytrike.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
MOTORCYCLE RIDER
SEVERITY INJURED

julius Nomorovich. motorcvclist
was severely injured and bakery truck
belonging to the Mruzek Baking Co, of
Chicago. was wrecked at the intersection
Of 18th avenue and Maryland street in
Gary yesterday when the machines
crashed into each other. Nomorovich
was removed TO the home Of hla slater.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
BULLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEkvIcEI

llHTERhATIokAl NEWS SERVICE
GALVESTON. Sept. S0-Ghree
steamships. four piers and Two
warehouses were completely des-
iroycd in the huge fire here while n
score of warehouses OF tho Cotton
Concentration Co. filled with cotton
we're RACED by flames, which cast
burning bits Of cotton into the sea
air. The high wind carried tho
sparks clean across the water front
and half dozen fires 6.oks cut
simultaneously.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
BIG AUTO PLANT
IS CLOSED TODAY
WHY'S Overland Factory
May Close Indefinitely
After Monday
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

TOLEDO, O.. Sept. so-Plants Of the
Wtllys Overland CO. automobile manu-
facturers are closed today. throwing -
500 men ana women OFT o. employment
Employees we're Instructed TO report next
Monday when it viii be definitely known
whether the plant is to operate on q
three day week basis or remain closed
until conditions improve.
In normal times $4,000 persons are
employed at the Overland. plant. but the
number has been gradually reduced. 4
falling off in the demand for automo-
bilcs caused the shut down.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
5 PM NEWS
FLASHES :
IINrEHNATIoHAL NEWS sERyIcEl

lINTEHNAIIOhAL NkWS obHfINLI
NEW YORK. sept. 3o--fen New
York gamblers won s25o.000 as
result of the liking of the 1919
worlds series and the scheme
through which the crooked work
WA. 4~complished was directed hy
master mind. II was charged here
This afternoon BY Abe Attell, for
mer featherWeight pugilist, whose
name has been linked with the base
ball scandal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWs sERYICEl
OTTAWA, ONT, Sept. S0-By gi'
ing birth to twins while in prison,
Mrs. n. Gagnon. a convicted muir
deress. has saved her own life. She
was 10 have been executed a. Que
bee tomorrow. but cabinet council
today commuted her sentence TO life
Imprisonment. Mrs. Gagrcn was
found guilty of numbering her step
daughter by torture
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

Sam Litz vs. Adam Grochoski and
Stella Grochoski. is the title OF q suit
which had been fled BY Attorney NJ,
Havran to compel the conveyance Of
property and the execution OF a deed
HeblinE & Kaminsk company, have
also hled suit against the same de-
fendsnts 70 collect $1,000 alleged TO be
que as commission on a real estate
eala,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
GIRL POSES AS MAN;
WEDS ANOTHER GIRL
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsyIcEl

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 3o.-The
strange story OF how girl, posing at
man. married another girl. and 'osy.
the two lived as man" and wife
for four years was revealed in court
by Jacqueline Gay, who is prosecute Z.
man on the charges OF selling h~r,
narcotics. Jacqucline is the man N.
the case She says she Is an Okidl
homa Indian. Jscqueline told how 81
had adopted masculine attire TO ar III
the perils ef the tenderloin after IL
had gone into rescue mission II
While engaged in helping young ii
who had fallen victim OF the
habit she became acquainted II
gear old Winnifred Waugh. " ~
fen in love with the supposed
records show that the two
license to marry on Sept. 80
ceremony was subsequently
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
BULLETIN
r,n,-su.r,o.n uru,e ees,,,rr,

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
Los ANGELES. CAL, sept 30
Four members Of tho crew Of a
large naval dirigible ballon wero
severely injured near hcre today
when the aircraft became lost N a
fog ard crashed into the tsp OF i
ridge near Laurel Canyon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
DETROIT, MICH, Sept. So-The
Cleveland Indians lost a chance TO
gain further ground in the pcnnant
race here today when the first game
Of their series with the Detroit
Tigers was postponed because Of
rain and cold weather Two games
viii be played tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
3 MILLION
DOLLAR FIRE
IN GALVESTON
BULLETIN

tlNTERNArioNAL NEWS SERVICE
GALN EsToN, Tex, sept 3O.--lSfr
which started in the plant Of the Free
port suIhpur 20. enriS this mornI1a
WIS brought under control onI< after
it had caused damage uud loss OF S3,-
100000 10 winter front property.
The Italian steamship Etna suffered
the ioss of her entire cargo of -rhent
and streams Of winter were stiII being
poured into her matches by IRE boats.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
THE LATEST
REDUCTION
rIErERNArIoNAL NEWS sEsvIcEl

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. so.-Prices
OF two Cleveland cars. the Cleveland
and Chandler, have been reduced, II
was announced today.
The Chandler will sell at 5000 less
than formerly and the Cleveland at
$3.50 less.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sEsyIcu1

TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 30.-Food prices
in a string of Toledo restaurants own
ed by j. II. Topper were cut from 10
to 100 per cent today. Steaks were
cut from so to T5 cents to 25 and %
cents Other restaurants are expected
10 follow his lead.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

PETE DAVIS has rented the building
occupied by Emmerling formerly, and
viii open up an up-to-date soft drink
parlor there as soon as it can be re-
modelled and reftted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

SOMEBODY sends US in an ad from
the Louisville Courier headed
Good Things To Eat" and the first item
under the head is. Baby buggy-nice;
cheap. call East 1074-J.'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

CAR owners who leave their mach
ines at the curb in front OF their homes
at night without turning on the lights
are also being annoyed by finding white
tags which have been attached to them
By the police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

\ Hammond man has another way of
expressing it truthfuIly when he says
that what this country needs is fewer
automobile drivers and more wheel
barrow pushers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

HOW many old-timers remember when
Holman street was bcstrewn with wood
ell hitching posts and how nice they
were to catch hold of at night when go
ing home from lodge?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

DOUG FAIRBANKS seems to have
his old popularity in spite OF his divorce
affairs, judging from the crowds which
have been waiting at the door Of the
.Bilou each evening this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

JACK CRAWFORD. of THE TIMES ad-
vertsing force, is enjoying a two weeks
vacation somewhere. When last heard
from he and Mrs. Crawford were head
ing southwest, presumably towards Mex
leo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-30

The ParnenterBarnett Packing Co.
* sueinE sam vervioh on sn account
IbacA Gavit, stinson u Gavit are at
torneys for the plaintiff