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Wednesday, April Il.
Nrz Henrietta Rad-ka cams home
for q fcA days visit Monday.
Howard l. EIbert went 10 the lower
country this morning on business and
plrasur. combined
Hugh Foster started for Kansas
city last Friday with a shipment OF
fat cattle for his father, +. 4. Foster.
Mr. and Mr.. Fred Gray Of the
Lake Fork were visiting the week end
at Frank Dunn's. and other friends in
tn. valley.
Mr. and Mn Marion Harper and
three children arrived from Twin
Falls, Idaho this week. They were
on their way to Ohio to make their
home and stopped over TO visit with
Mrs Harpcr's grandmother. Mrs, S. r.
Cobbs, and her aunts, Mesdames J. G..
Jardine and VIM. Sammons
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-16
THREE GUNNISON MEN
MAKE CATTLE SALES
Record Stockman:- :

Among the arrivals here Tuesday
was K. 4. Little of Parlin, Colo, who
sold l6 feeders, weighing 500 pounds,
at Sl0.25; three feeders, weighing 726
pounds at $500 and five cows, weight
99i pounds at the same figure.
II. A. Foster of Gunnison shipped in
several cars of cattle which sold well
in the open market Tuesday. There
were 81 head of feeders in the consign-
ment which averaged s26 pounds and
brought $l0.65 per hundred weight.
On the market Tuesday J. J. and C.
J. Gregg Of Gunnison disposed of "a
steers, weighing around l,093 pounds,
at Sii.lo and 25 steers, weight S54
pounds AT Sl0.50 per hundred weight.
They are both regular patrons of this
market.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-16
ENJOYS READING THE
"OLD HOME PAPER

Ogden, Utah, April 13, 1920.
II. F. Lake Jr., Gunnison, Colo,
Dear SIR
Find enclosed postoffice money
order for $500 to keep the "Old
Home paper" coming another year
Altho it has been many years since /
left Gunnison, | enjoy reading the pap
er through, as ] see many old names
each week.
Please change my address to 255-
Goth Street Ogden, Utah.
Yours sincerely,
HAROLD o. FLEMING.
Ray Mcdonald of hio City went out
to Denver Wednesday on business.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-16
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News Champion Correspondence

Thursday, ApriI TO,
Bessie Saunders was an arrival on
the Thursday evening train, coming
up from Gunnison.
Ben McDonough and wife, Mrs.
Mel Deering and Juan Quintana were
among those who went to Gunnison
Thursday, returning the same even
ing.
The school house has a new coat OF
paint which improves its looks very
much.
After a long Illness Mrs. Margaret
Nader is able to be up and around
her many friends will be glad to hear
of her improvement in health.
Fred Klein took his cattle to the
Bill Klein ranch at Doyleyille Wednes-
day.
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News Champion Correspondence:

NeWs-Ihampion Correspondence:
Wednesday, April IA.
L. f. Nichols has gone to work for
J. r. Berg.
Perry Sammons and daughter Miss
Ruby. motored down from Gunnison
this week.
Zeno Cliff, Walter Whip and
Frank Young are hauling coal to the
Headlight mine.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Harper and child
ren arrived recently from Twin Falls,
Idaho to visit VIM. Sammons.
Grover Carpenter is getting ready
to shear his sheep. His wool crop this
year will be about 5000 pounds.
Our teacher, Miss Dora Gabler, at
tended the teachers and directors
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-16

Solitaire Sunday, after visiting in the
valley and GUnnIsOn the past two
weeks His brother Ernest - helping
Ernest Bowers Eith his cattle and will
remain for some time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-04-16
April 9, 1920
Capitol Building, Denver, Colo,
Mr.. Truman W. Gray.
High School Committee,

High School Committee,
Gunnison, Colorado.
Dear Sir:
Referring TO the contemplated
issue of not TO exceed 100000 in ne
gotiabie ; percent bonds of the Gunni-
son County High School District, | am
authorized by the State Board OF Land
Commissioners TO offer par and ac-
crued interest for the entire issue, the
money to DC advanced as needed BY the
School District. The proceedings
authorizing the issue are TO be approx
ed by the Attorney General Of the
State of Colorado.
Yours truly,
J. +. VIVIAN
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29

dicate of eastern manipula- tors as a chattel.
 The tactics employed in the nomination and cam paign of Cameron stands as a blot upon the escutcheon of Arizona republicanism- and as for his election, it seems to us impossible and incredible that the voters of the state of Arizona could be rounded up and branded as so many mavericks.
 Lift your banner of ser
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29

vice before your neighbors on next Tuesday and lend encouragement to the cause of industrial, social and po- litical freedom in Arizona by casting a ballot for the
 Hon. Mark Smith-and for a continuation of the respect and the importance and the confidence that every hon. est and patriotic man and woman should have for the high and important trust imposed in our United States Senator.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29

from Arizona is a gift to be bestowed upon an honorable and deserving citizen of the state-or pandered to a syn
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
 Day Saints.

Services every Sunday at Chapel. Sunday School 1O:3O o'clock a. m. Services POO o'clock D. m. Mutual Improvement Association meets 7:30 o'clock p. m. A cordial invitation and welcome is extended to everyone. Nc collections
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29

We cater to your wants, and guarantee to save you money. The Holbrook Trad CTS, "The store that saves you pennies.
The Holbrook news., 1920-10-29
SENATOR SMITH VS. CAMERONi

COry Ol AIlLOIld Woo 0oCA c determined effort made to override the will of the ma- jority of the electorate and place a man in congress who was hand picked and select ed for us by a coterie of eastern manipulators- ma nipulators who are not even sufficiently refined to obliter- ate the earmarks of bossism and corruption that have been visible from the begin ming of the primary cam paign down to the final election.
 It was so apparent to the better element of republi- cans in Navajo county and especially in Holbrook that the tagged candidate only received nine votes.
 He has gone about the state in his campaign mak- ing the most eXtravagant promises promises that an ordinary human could not accomplish in ten years yet he hurls his bombastic, pre- posterous braggadocio at the voters in a manner that is disgusting to his auditors and immediately stamps him as an insincere braggart.
 He represents among the republicans of Arizona the identical element that Hard ing represents nationally a bunch of political trick sters and turncoats that have through their machina- tions captured the nomina- tions against the implied will of the great masses that will have an inning on next Tuesday.
 Public men allied with the republican party in Arizona feel keenly the blow dealt them by outside interests in the primaries by the nomi- nation of Cameron.
 Men and women of ordi- nary intelligence feel keenly the imputation by the at tempt to influence their sacred prerogative by ex- travagant promises that the maker knows full we'll are insincere and impossible.
 According to the latest bulletins and compilation of promises Cameron has made oral pledges aggregating 1862, 900, 100000 for Arizona the first year in congress with Harding for his part ner and pal in the stupend- ous undertaking, and there is still a balance of millions in the promise fund-keep your eye on the little ball and don't forget to vote.
 He hgureS that voters, as a rule, and substantiates his mathematics by his own words, are a gullible lot of nincompoops-and so they are if they fall for the kind of bait that he throws them.
 According to good author ity Col. Wilson Potter, G. Henry Stetson and Steven N. Baurne, all of Philadel- phia, and Geo. Shurtlef of New York, came to Arizona on the 18th day of last Jan uary at the Rita hotel in Tuscon, and arranged for the delivery of the election of Cameron as their choice o~I e0 o~~,o,,0oo5 4L1 14o,.A
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
FASH|ONABLY
DRESSED GIRL
MURDERED
ffNrERnArToNAl news SERVICE


NEW YORK, Aug 25.-'th he body Of
an unidentified SRI about 70 years Of
age dressed in fashionable and cxpens-
inc clothing was found this afternoon
in Grantwoods Woods on the New Jcrs
sew shore Of the Hudson river. oppo-
site 125th street.
The police declared that the girl had
undoubtedly boon murdered. The skull
was crushed and the clothing was torn
and disarranged
C'lutohcd In the dead girls right hand
was piece of cToth evidently torn from
a mans dark blue coat This gave rise
10 the theory that the girl had been
killed By m7le assailant after lighting
lainly fer her life
The body was discovered bv Louis
Di Saiatio. a 13-year-old hoy whose par
ents live in Grantwood. \ about $50
feet from the spot where tine corps had
been sccrcted.
The police Of Grantwood and Clifside
were notified at once From cursory
examination. 1t appeared that tho girl
had either been beaten over tho head or
shot at close range. Tho police thought
that tho body had been secreted two oil
thrce DAYS ago
crude EFFORT had been made to hide
the body bv covering It with brush.
From circumstance the police said
they did not think tltat robbery was the
motive 81 tile crime
Clutched in the girls right hand IN
addition to the piece of cloth. were
few links torn from gold watch chain
further mute evidence Of The terrif-
nc struggle the victim fought for her
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
THIRTEEN VIOLATORS
TAKEN LAST NIGHT
Eight Autoists Without Tail
Lights; Second Arrested
For Speeding.

Thirteen proved to be an unlucky
number again today. Thirteen motor
lists were picked UP last night by
Hammond police for various violations
of traffic rules and every one Of them
was out OF luck.
Seven OF them had been careless
about their tail lights They were
Fred Hin. S6e3 Pennsylvania ave.
Indiana Hsrbor. Ben Labuda. SIS In
graham ave. West Hammond; George
Keller Of CraWfordsviIle; Arthur Johns
335 Rimbach bldg Christ Korctokrax,
1925 ave. F.. Chicago; Harry W@ner
Whiting. and Marvin Hunt, II. i56th
st. Harvey. III.
Otto Frankowski. Io2 155th st
West Hammond; Abe Lipner, 1928 &C.
dar st. Indiana Harbor and Jacob
Bugner of Chicago were caught driv-
ing trucks over Calumet blvd
W Feldhoff es10 z. 18th 81 ..Chi-
cago. and r W Carter. 1929 Mich
igan ave. Chicago. were taken for
speeding while earle Linstrom. e62
State st Hammond. rounded out the
bakers dozen by driving down Hob
man st with his muffler cut out
The majority Of these paid fines in
court this morning and the remainder
viii appear before the judge the lat
ter part of the week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
CONSUMERS
PICKET LINE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 25.-The CON
sumers' picket line" may be the next
step IN the effort TO send retail food
prices downward.
Proposals that a movement he organ
ized have reached the department Of
justice i'm letters from citizens it was
learned today Under the proposal.
consumers carrying signs and banners
with the wholesale price of commodi-
ties printed on them. would be formed
into lines to picket establishments
where retail prices have not been
marked down.
Statistics issued by the department
Of labor show that while wholesale
prices dropped in July. as compared
with June the level of retail prices for
the two months was practically the
same.
with wholesale prices going down. J.
T. Weatherly. expert of The depart
ment of justice, today predicted that
2 drop IN retail prices viii be only a
matter of few weeks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
TIMES STORY
VERIFIED FROM
new YORK

AS told in an exclusive story in the
columns Of this paper several weeks
ago. that Mrs NJ. Revesz planned to
toin her husband. Matthias r. Revesz.
Gary home builder. who fed the ooun-
try leaving long TRAN Of creditors
and thousands of dollars of debts IN
his wake. THE TIMES story was, sub
Stimulated yesterday when a letter dis
closed the news that Mrs KeVesz was
in New York and waiting 20 board a
boat that would take her to her hus-
band in Budapest. Hungary.
soon after Revesz disappeared and
il i,ocamt certain that he had fed the
country. MIS- Revesz and her children
became the objects of charitable Gary
friends hen she told the story that
her husband had practically left her
penniless and needed assistance. Al
though confronted with her supposed
financial difficulties it IL certain that
Mrs. Recesz knew the whereabouts
of her husband from the time he LEFT
Gary until he landed at mis- native
home at Budapest Little or no in
formation did she ever give relative
to the location OF her husband.
Long before Mrs. Revesz left the
city IL vas evident that some day she
would pack UP her belongings and fol-
low her husband. The expected hap
pened when the news leaked out that
she had left the city and later 1T was
larned that friends had located her
in Chicago.
Until Il week or so ago Mrs. Revesz
and her children had been living in
seculsion al the home Of a Chicago
friend and two weeks ago she inform
ed a Gary resident in a letter that
she expected to join her husband in
tho near future.
Harry l. Arnold. president Of the
Gary Trust and Savings Bank. is
receiver Of the Revesz properties
which consisted Of number OF un-
finished fiat buildings and resideu-
ces 1t is said the liabilities are far
in excess OF the assets and II may
take a long time 10 liquidate the
scores Of claims against the various
properties in when Revcsz held
equities of more or less value.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
MINOR OFFENSES
KEEP WHITING
COPS BUSY

SPECIAL TO TIE TINE5i
WHITING. Ind. Aus. 25.-The Whit
ms police have lined UP tho following
offenders for the various onenses as
named: Albert Sabok arrested BY Officer
Quinn for having no license on his auto
mobile. released on a SIS cash bond
John IEnatz. arrested By Officers Mach
sin. Miller and Satterfeld al l2lst and
White Oak ave for being drunk. fur
nished a $50 bond for his release. Eli
Lipshitz. arrested hy Oficer Satterfeld
al 18Th St and Pennsylvania ave. for
reckless auto driving having collided
with James Mikalis furnished 500 bond
FOR his release; Tyler Danquist. arrested
by Officer Benak at 119th and Front ST.
for reckless driving. released on a SIS
cash bond: James L. Carmody. arrested
by Officer Bensk at 18th and Center st
for reckless auto driving. plead guilty
and was fined $10e and costs: Frank A
Brooks. arrested by Sergeant Ntziolkie-
wicz at the Standard OIL Co. plant on
complaint of H r White charged with
petit larceny he was locked up awaiting
trial; John Mask. charged with being
drunk was placed under arrest by on
GERS Miller. kilcullen and Macksim. and
furnished $50 bond for his appearance
in court: Frank Drasko. arrested by ON
Ger Macksim at 11eth St and Indiana
blvd for being drunk and attempting TO
pass a worthless check. locked up await
Ing trial. Geo. Stepwich. placed under
arrest BY Officer Kilculen on the charge
of grand larceny on complaint of John
Hallwich. who accuses him with taking
q SUM- Of clothes, J krtvich. arrested
h. Officer Macksim AT New York and
Fischrupp ave. on complaint of his wife.
Florence charging him With desertion.
furnished $500 bond fer his release;
Olaf Bockman. arrested by Officer Kill
cullen at ieGst St and white oak ave
for reckless auto driving on complaint
Of Joe Jurek. locked UP. All cases will
be heard tomorrow in the city court.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25

hopeful that he viii rally well and
carly from the effects or the surgery.
Cards are being received here from
the newiyweds. MT and Mrs Ion II.
Levin who lave reached Atlantic Gins
and according TO messages written on
the cards they Will soon be journeying
homeward
The date Of the silver wedding an
niversary Of Mr. and Mrs Arthur d
Grove Of Drummond st is set for Sat-
urday evening, August 2Sth at 81
Adams Parish hall which Will permit
Of seventy hve guests, the invitations
are being issued this week Mrs
Frank Dignam and Miss Mae Engle
haupt viii re among those who VIII
assist at the affair and many out 81
town guests are expected 70 he in att
tendance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sismund OF
Chicago We're entertained at the home
Of Mrs Fred Sigmund on sunday
Mr. and Mrs. August Heide delisht-
fully entertained a party Of friends al
a six o'clock dinner on Monday night
in honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Hal Stoy Of
Mississippi who are visiting the
Heides Mrs stoy is a sister OF Mrs
HeIde,
The body Of Herman Baterman. who
died In France. was brought here for
burial on sunday. the American Legion
having charge of the services He
died Of appendicitis while in service
over there. The body was placed in
the mausaleum at Maplewood ceme-
terry Mr. Batterman was a brother
OF Julius Batterman. living near Le-
roy
Miss Lillian Gerlach has accepted
position in County Recorder Johnson -
office. taking the place of Miss Her
nina Lehman. who leaves on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Kari Krost are spend
ing several weeks in Chicago with Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bartholomae. who
motored to Crown Point on sunday
the Krosts returning with them.
Mrs August DUBOIS. Mrs. Frank
Hack and Mrs. John Ludwig lett on
Monday for Walnut. Kansas. where
they will spend several weeks with NJ.
and Mrs Edwin Forrest.
MT and Mrs August Johnson we're
in East Chicago on Tuesday. going
there 10 see Mr.. Johnson's sister. Mrs
Otto Prolius. who is leaving for her
home in Stockholm. Sweden, this week
after four months visit with relatives
here. being her first trip 70 the United
States in 25 years,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
MExIcANs ARE CAUGHT

Officers Makar. Zarkovich and Jeu-
sanski Of the Indiana Harbor station
last night got right on the job when
they saw two men ducking down an
alley with large bundles under their
arms and after short chase caught
Jesus Gomez and Jesus Rodri ga. two
MeXieans who save their address as
344S Block ave. About TWO hours Ia
ter Eipidu Rodrigus and Francesca
Sobollero Of 3443 Blocq ave. reported
to the station that their clothes had
been stolen while they were at work
They were able to identify two suits
Of clothes. three silk shirts and rain
coat which the two Jesus had been
running away with
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
OFFICER KILLED
IN RUNNING DOWN
AUTO BANDITS
INTERNATIONAL Ngws sERWcCf

MINNEAPOLIS. 91nn. Aug. 15-Po-
lice early today had obtained no clue TO
the identity Of four automohne bandits
who shot and killed Patrolman Frank
s Hallct Of the police shotgun squad.
organized for the purpose of running
down bandits who have been operating
against banks in outlying sections Of
the city. The bandits escaped after a
running battle IN which two policemen
in the car with Hallet answered the re-
volver shots with shot-guns The bat
tie occurred when the police stopped the
bandit car on suspicion that it answer
ed the description of a stolen car
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
Crown POM News
Happenings Of A Day In Lake Countys Lively Capital

Miss Ruth Bryfosle entertained the
Weatmtnstcr Guild AZ her home Mon-
DAY night. the AFFAIR beins ycfs cn-
joyable with several out ~ town z icsts
present
Mr. and Mrs cyrus HAYDEN return
90 sunday from their western trip.
Mr. and Mrs Passions. who have been
living in the HaA den home wil ~ COM
PEELED 10 seek other quarters The.
are moving their goods from Chicago
Heights this week
Fred r Mott Of Hammond. was n
crown Point On TUESDAY on business
Edward { Clever. assistant manager
OF the Lake county Title * GuarantH
Co.. ~ enjoying his annual vacatioa
this week
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Martin Of Win
amaze. are visiting In the 81 Brue
nome sew eral DAYS this week
The Letz Manufacturing Company
has crew ~ men At work this wcck
charging the monitor over their or
fee building After this IS completed
he office floor space Will he eNtended
to some extent. to give the office
more space to work in The
office force has steady iu#fc gf aN
per cent each year ana thts eNtcRsions
it is hoped. VII provide necessary
space for a few wears to come after
the office enlargement il completed the
Crown Point Telephone Company vii
resume its work IN conlpletinS the pri-
vate telephone system, which II had
started some time ago but which can
not be completed until the office furni
ture has been mo1 ID enabling the tole-
phone company 10 locate the telephones
permanently.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
CHICAGO BANDITS
ARE BEATEN OFF

CHICAGO. AUG. 25.-Thousands Of
Passers-by received thrill carly today
on the busy corner Of State and Wash
tugton streets. when three armed ban
dts entered the ofces of the Illinois
State Pawners Society and opened re,
almost without preiiminaries on Paul
Rorchak. manager of the pawners as
ISOLATION Korchak returned the fire
and drove the bandits into the street
where one vas captured
Korchaks immediate action saved
$1,000 in Jewelry and bonds He was
slightly injured
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25

Miss Caroline Freeman of Beacon
street daughter Of AR and Mrs. J. J.
freeman IS spending week or two
with relatives al spring Lake Mich
Mrs Roy Z clinton Of south oicott
avenue. Is having dinner party today
70 honor the visit to this city or Mrs
stephen Clinton. of Jackson Miss who
IS also the guest Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Clinton Of this city
Cecil cohen. eldest son Of Mrs. Bar
ney cohen IF Grapevine street. was
stcikcn suddenly Sunday with an acute
attack Of appendicitis and rushed to ST
Nargarcts hospital in Hammond where
Drs. Ieegarden and Levin performed
al operation on hiu. His mother is
making daily rips % his bedside and is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25

ANTWERP. Aug Ethelbert
Bleibtry women's swimming asso-
citation, New York. added another
broken record TO the long string
piled up by American athletes in
the Olympic games when she won
the l0o-meters. free style for wo-
men. here today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
AUTO HITS LITTLE GIRL

Little Rosie Jacoboski who lives at
S6os Cedar st., Indiana Harbor. was
badly injured late yesterday afternoon
when she ran in front Of an automo-
bile driven by Pete Benedick Of 1861
Block ave. and was knocked to tho
street Following an examination by
pr F. II Mervis the girl was sen.
to st Margaret's hospital at Ham
mond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-25
DOLLAR DAY SALE
FOR THE BEE HIVE

The management OF the East Chicago
Bee Hive Store believes they have a
record breaker Dollar Day sale for to
morrow when they will place on sale
not only a large number Of summer
and fall articles at great reductions
but also a quantity of winter mer-
chandise. The winter merchandise
win be priced at the lowest possible
figure and the manag ement expects
many VIII take advantage Of this sale
in preparing for the coming season.