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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-04

VI ain 20.
able homes, at reasonable prices,
listed below are only lew, and
TIE OCCUPANCY.
NEAR TAK0MA PARK.
Bungalow. six rooms and bath, h.-w.h., cleo
tric lights: gas for cooking; instantaneous
heater; laundry tubs and l lavatory in base
ment; concrete front porch and large rear
porch; hardwood floors and trim. On large
10 lot with with ample space for garden. Price
$3.50; on very easy terms
PETWORTH-
ON ALLISON ST.
A six-room and bath stucco residence on
lot % by $50 feet. H--w,h. and gas light.
Ample room for garage. Price, $1,000.
NORTHEASTERN NJ ST.
One block south of Florida ave; six-room
and bath brick house: colonial porch. front
VIII; electric lights Price 81 500.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
six-room and bath brick house; furnace
heat; electric lights: concrete cellar, and rear
porch. Vacant. Price, So 500.
GEORGETOWN.
porch and double rear porch; h.-w.h.; electric
lights. Deep lot with ample space for ga
rage. Price. $500.
MEN N Ell > L.
Near 18th street line. An eight-roo
twenty-one foot house: lot 145 feet deep to
floors. Almost new. Price, $4,000.
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
Overlooking Soldiers Home Park. This six
: room and BATH 20 IT. house is in the pink
of condition. Vapor heat. electric lights,
screened sleeping porch and large attic. Lot
10 feet deep. Price, $500.
MT. PLEASANT,
Just off 14th street car line. A six-room
and bath brick house in excellent condition
and thoroughly modern: h.-w.h. and electric
lights. Lot $50 feet deep. Price only, 50, coo;
and can be sold on very reasonable terms.
P H / L Ii P S,
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NEAR FIRST AND "V' STREETS NV
rooms and BATH hot-water heat; good condi-
ton; 2-story porch. Vacant. Put up your
cash deposit and move in.
FRANCIS A. BLUND0N CO., 101 G st. NV.
THIRD ST. NV. NO. 4OOS-SEMl De
tached seven room brick house in perfect con
dtion. Price. $500. Nery liberal terms.
Property open for inspection. For particulars
SEE OWNER, ia 18th St, or phone Main 1920.
Branch l.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
MAKING SURE FOR THE
EJ1TTJRF

MAKING SURE FOR THE
FUTURE.
The best Home-buying propo-
sition that has been put before
Colored People is in these new
Homes at
7II-73I IRVING ST. NV,
- Between Georgia and Sherman AYES.
The location is excellent; and
the Homes themselves superior
in plan and constructions
rooms and tiled baths-deep lot
in rear; hot-water heat; gas
range, electricity, sleeping porch
every comfort and conven-
fence.
Sample Homes open for inspection every day
B. B. PINN,
On the Premises.
Phone Columbia 5SI7.
BY owNER-cLEAN HOME. IN PERFECT
81 $50 cash. Address Box 29J-P. Star Office g.
A VERY FINE HOME N PErW0RTH-SEY
rooms, four bedrooms. tiled bath large eel
lar. electricity, h0t-water heat. bult-in garage
concrete porches front and rear; immediate
possession; owner leaving city; great bargain:
50, 600. Address Box 102-R Star office
BARGAIN IN A 7-R0OM HOUSE ON RAN
doiph st. between 18th and 18th; tile bath ex-
ira lavatory, sleeping porch. h.-w.h., hardwood
floors. cleo and gas. Plenty OF room for ga
RACES Price. $1,000 Phone Main 1475. %
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PRICE, 81, 5OO-COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. An
attractive two-story brick of seven rooms and
two baths; hot-water heat; electric light in
closed sleeping and breakfast porches; room
for garage; screened and weather stripped.
PRICE. $12. COON HEIGHTS, JUST OFF
18th STREET Ten rooms. two baths; hot
and colonial front porch. A proposition which
merits investigation.
PRICE, SIS. OOO-CLEvELAND PARK. A
magnificent suburban residence of twelve rooms
and bath; hot-water heat: electric light: break
fast and sleeping porches garage. Must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
PRICE. $16. 500-IN DOWNTOWN SECTION
on 18th street. 1t would be impossible to du-
plicate this distinctive residence at the price.
Ten rooms, two baths; hot-water heat; electric
light. In excellent condition.
TRY CO.. INC
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BOND 4 WRIGHT.
Room 1905,
3e1 18th. Main 1897.
FOR SALE-SMAI.L PRICE; EASY TERMS.
BY DUNAI.L Il CO.. I'D 1lth st. NV.
500 cash and $50 per mo-. including int.
No. llJo Biadensburg road ne. 81 100
No. 4u2 = NV. : rms; large lot. 81 .t0n
No. 214o Sth NV. rms, hall. s. 200
$3.50 cash. 81 800 in years, balance
$50 per mo. including its interest.
No ITO Linden ne. 6 rms. bath. 81 loo
No 44o Bird ne. rms. bath. hall. 81 6ro
No. us Florida ave NV. r, bath. 81. 100
No lSB 9Th NV. r.. bath. hall. s.. 200
$500 cash. 800 in years. balance
$50 per mo. including IT'S int
No. 400 l. ne. q T.. bath. hall. ......... 81 aee
No. 1910 l1th NV rms. ...-..........so. 500
No. 5l2 + ne r. bath. hall. ..-......S 81. s0-l
No 14t5 Swami NV. Z rms. bath. 81 800
No. 1860 md NV r., bath, eel. &. soo
No. 1l21 BIRD NV. r.. bath. 81 200
No. 80. 3rd s.w. r. ba ...-....-... s. COO
No. Alb \. y. ave. NV. r.. bath. 81 800
one-third cash. bal. l, .. 3 yrs.
No. 1882 e2nd NV. : rms. bath ........ 8. 500
No. 500 l. NV. Corner: 9 r; ami. s.. 500
st. near 4 ~ NV . r.; all mps. 49,. 81 900
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Owner Leaving City
Will Sell a
Beautiful Residence in

DIST ST, NEAR FLA. AvE.-3-STORY
brick and stone; 24-ft. front: . rooms and .
baths : L. VIII, etc. /; cheap at SIS 500; terms
Near 18th and Newton SITS. n.w-vacant
o5-ft front: 0 bright rooms newly decorated
baths; electricity; porches deep lot; alley
$1,000.
rooms and bath porcbes; hot-air heat sacrifice
ut $3.50; terms.
brick porches hot-air heat; only 81, 900.
Near 10th and s.e.-Vacant; will paper to
suit purchaser; reduced to $4,25O.
Near 18th and U-For refined colored;
rooms and BATH brick and stone residence
hw.h. big lot; alley; $7.65O; $1,000 cash,
balance $40 month. including ali interest.
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
Successors to New York Realty Brokers,
Phone NJ 4597. 1923 F st. NV.
LOCATED ON BALTIMORE AND WASHING
ton boulevard at Riverdale. An ideal home of
seven rooms flour bedrooms. reception hall,
bath, hot-watcr heat. electricity; grounds
front $50 feet on boulevard by depth of 275:
shade. flowers and garden; house
structed for owners use by a most careful
builder This property should appeal to one
seeking a real suburban home with all modern
oonveniences, Price, S.. 600 Reasonable terms
CLAUDE WARREN,
Main 1884. 1410 II st. NV.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS HOUSE
I'LL 90 st.
One of the best on the square.
Owner moved away.
Immediate possession.
IL rooms = baths, electric lights; many
large closets all large rooms lot 2OxlOo.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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A NICE LITTLE HOME. 222
18th st. Sc, near Lincoln Park !:
respectable neighborhood; sly
rooms and bath; latrobe heat !;
paper, plumbing and other re-
pairs have been made. THEO.
FRIEBUS, 1920 New York ave.
NV
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Very Nice Home
For Colored Family.
Terms, $3.50 Down.

Seven-room Brick Home.
Hot-water heat; paper house to suit nur-
chaser. VIII have to at about
this-it wong last. Price sight Location
\ No one.
c. f. WARING.,
s23 Bond bldg. 18th and y Y. ave NV.
Phone franklin 55.l.
EDG ENCORE.
Thoroughly modern home Of 4 rooms. bath;
hot-water heat; electric lights; beautiful
parlor and sleeping porch; mahogany and
white trimmings; oak flooring in perfect con-
dition; garage and electric lighted chicken
house. Nearly of ground. with hedge
fencing. Price reasonable; small cash pay
ment.
NEAR PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
Six rooms and hath with hot water heat and
electric lights; one of The prettieSt squares in
this section. Has deep lot 10 wide paved al
ley Will he vacant August /. Price. 6,G,G!
reasonable terms.
BEST SECTION IN NE.
SIX rooms and bath; colonial porch front:
hot-water heat and electric lights: parquet
flooring; fine condition. Price. $500 terms
S.W. INVESTMENT.
Two fveroom houses with deep lots TO alley
where garages could I've erected. Rental re
turns. S26 Price. s., 400.
JOHN QUINN CO., Inc.
IO 18th NV. Main AZ.
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III SAIfl-
TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
ONTY S6cO DOWN

Light pressed brick; two floors: and
bath first floor. rooms and bat second floor;
large attic room; separate back porches: two
heating plants; live in one fiat. rent the lower
fiat for so; price for entire building only
s.. 800: located heights NV.
Two Blocks From
list and Rhode Island ave. NV.
Beautiful Groom brick home; every modern
convenience; immediate possession: terms
81 600 cash Price. So 0Ho Act quick TO GET
this
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1424 EUCLID ST-SEMI- DETACHED. EIGHT
rooms, two story: ami; convenient for
work; home of beauty and convenience e
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
1900 New York Ave-
Phone Main o.
We large list OF desirable homes reasonable prices,
in the Those listed below only ew and
all are available for IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
WOODRJDGF- NEAR TAK0MA PARK
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rooms bath, hot-water neat. electricity,
gas. slate roof, garage
SMALL FARM acres-D. c.
81. 500: ST 900 cash, $50 monthly.
broom cottage. bath, electricity. fruit. flow
ers, trees. Front and back porches; open fire
places Chicken house, garage. blocks to
car.
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One Block East of Dupont
Circle@Sl0. 500.

Nine-room house in excellent condition 7.
modern
BOND & WRIGHT.
Room 1905,
3o1 18th. Main 33q7
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MONMOUTH. APT. Coz. 1919 q ST Nv
Ernpioyed couple To share siX-room apt; also
room suitable for or two gentlemen
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DON'T ONERLOO
I'LL
One of the best on
Owner moved away.
Immediate possession
IL rooms. = baths,
large closets; all large
STONE & FAIRFAX.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
LADLE EXPLOSION
HURLS TWO STEEL
WORKERS IN LAKE

In a terrific explosion that occurred
at the Inland Steel company plant 81
Indiana Harnor Tuesday night. two
men were hurled bodily into the lake.
an engineer was tossed through the
Gao window of his engine. tracks were
torn up. cinders and debris were
thrown into the air distance OF 500
feet and the shock as felt for milss
around
one OF the bodies was recovered
from tho lake and search is still being
continued for the other. The accident
il said to have been caused by the e1-
plosion OF ladle OF molten slas. Five
ladies' were n use Al the time of the
accident. on the second trip the third
iadle blew up. hurling the ladies'.
trucks and two men into the lake The
ladies disappeared In twenty-five feet
of water.
One of the two men caught IN the
explosion was rescued when John Lac
tack. engineer was used as a human
chain. Lactack caught the ladle dump
~ by the heels and in turn was drag
gcd out. The engineer sent through
the cab window was only slightly in
jured. The damage amounted 40
thousands OF dollars.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
CAPT. ELLIS MAKES
SHORT VISIT WITH
HAMMOND FRIENDS

Captain Luther r. Ellis, popular young
hi gh school teacher and coach of the
Hammond high school basketball team
PRIOR to his entry into the service in the
spring Of 1917, and who was recently
awarded the Distinguished Service Cross
FOR bravery in the Argonne. arrived in
Hammond yesterday for few days
visit before returning to the Walter
Reed hospital at Washington, p. 9. He
will leave for Washington tomorrow.
1r Ellis went to France as a first
lieutenant Of infantry Immediately after
his graduation from the First Citizens
Ofncers' Training Camp at Fort Benja-
mn Harrison in August of 1917. Al the
time Of entering the training camp he
was an instructor in the Hammond high
school He served through ali OF the
important engagements OF the war in
which the Americans took part was
gassed. and received two citations for
conspicuous bravery
on October Is. 1918. Mr.. Ellis was
" wounded in the bsttie of the Argonne
8 piece OF shrapnel passing through his
chest and lung Since that time he has
been in hospitals in France and the
United States and has undergone several
ma jor operations from which recovery
vas despaired Of time and again. Only
his superb Rhysique and never failing
spirit has enabled him ID recover.
Mr.. Ellis has just come from his home
at Montpelier Ind. where he was taken
sick with bronchitis and was confined TO
bed for several days. he hopes TO be
released from the Walter Reed hospital
in the IAar future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15

.BETz PURCHASES
FORTY ACRES FOR
INDUSTRIAL SITES

An important real estate deal which
may mean much to the industrial de-
yelopment OF Hammond n the near fu-
tare vas closed today when +. s.
Betz purchased forty acre tract on
tne north ride. Tire sale was made by
q Chicago realty syndicate which has
been holding the land for years as an
Investment.
The tract lies between Sheffield ave
nue. and the Pennsylvania tracks and
extends 1340 feet south OF 15sth street
], lies. east ard on north Of Douglas
park. AIr. Betz already owned several
small strips adjoining the forty acres
While he has as yet made no an
nogncement Of his purpose in purchas-
IL the land it Is understood that the
lsne Is to be divided into ind0stria!
tes. I, is admirably suited for such
purposes as It now has the Pennsyl
AHA and T. II. b. r. r. tracks along
tie east side. ar. Besz expects 70 be
s5le 70 make an announce menf within
= week which VIII be of considerable
interest in Hammond regarding his
plans for the new subdivision. The
zeal was made through Gcstiin, heyn
q Hastings or Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
WHITING MAN
ACQUITTED At
CROWN POINT
Jury Returns Verdict of
mot Guilty" in Trial
Of Joseph Farkus.

CROWN POINT. Ind. Jan l5-After
being ont since Yesterday afternoon the
Jury ia the trial of Joseph r-arlxus Of
Whiting. charged with the murder Of
his father-in-law. John 10th. came into
court this morning at o'clock with q
verdict Of Not guilty"
The crime FOR which Farkus was tried
occurred October 4. 1919. at Whiting.
Farzus and number of other men were
boarding with 10th and on that day they
al got drunk on moonshine whiskey
which was served, Il is said. in celebra-
ton Of the fact that 10th was e leave
- : few days for his home I'LL the old
country. j fight started in the living
room where all Of the boarders were
eonsregated. 10th and TarlIus were the
principals but the affair was ouieted
Later 10th and Steve Juie. one Of the
5oarderS. went into Jules bedroom. Soon
they called Farkus tn Apparently the
trouble had been patched up for they
took q few more drinks together and
sang several songs Then suddenly the
dght started once more between 10th
and Farkus. both men using knives. Ut
ended with 10th dead and Farkus badly
cut W.
At the trial IN which Farkus was rep
resented by Attys. w. j. McAleer and
William T'uzy, Steve julie testified
strongly against Farkas in the direct
examination and it looked very much
IS though tho case would go against the
defendant. However, in the cross-exam-
iration his story was broken down and
he finally admitted that it was so dar>
in the room and he was 30 drunk that
he really did not know what happened.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
RETAL|ATE
BY CALLING
GEN. STRIKE
Deaths in Berlin Riots are
Now Placed at Ct BY
Red Cross.
BY rRArK MASON.

lsTAFF CORRESPONDENT L. n. sERVIcEl
BERLIN. Jan. l :. delayed d1--Sp parta-
cst leaders adopted a resolution todag
10 call a general strike in Germany in
a~ and the appointment Of Minister or
Defense Noske as dictator.
The Red Cross today placed the num-
Der Of deaths in the battle around the
reichstag building AZ sixty-seven. Many
more we're wounded.
TROOPS READY.
Although Noske has taken drastic pre-
CAUTIONS to avert further disorders by
naassing troops throughout the city and
suburbs, fears are expressed that a gen
eral strike. if successful, may lead to
revolution.
The soldiers are strongly supported BY
machine guns and light artillery in prep
eration for possible anti-government
demonstrations tomorrow-the anniver-
sary of the killing OF Rosa Luxemberg
and Karl Liebknecht. two of the main
SpaTtacist leaders.
sPARTAC1sTS ENGAGED.
The Sparatacists and independent So
cialists are enreged over the killing or
20 many Of their numbers in the effort
TO storm the reichstag building and more
disturbances are looked for
The government is being blamed for
allowing the demonstrations to start in
the first place. especially at z time when
there IS such deep-seated labor unrest
and general dissa tisfaction over uvins
conditions.
NOSKE CONFIDENT
Government officials claim to have the
situation well in hand and Noske be-
hevos that he can keep tho government
intact no matter how violent the agita-
tions OF the Spartacists and independent
Socialists may become.
All of the government buildings are
under guard. The streets about tho for
edsn office fairly bristie with machine
guns.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
HEAR ARGUMENT
FOR new TRIALS
FOR DO0MLD MAN
rInrEaNArIonAL MEMS sEsvIcEl

INDIANA POLLS. Ind. Jan. l5---Piess
for a trial for the four youthful Lake
county bank robbers under death SEN
tence for the murder Of Herman Cecker.
cashier Of the Tolleston. Ind. stste bank.
we're made today IN supreme court.
Counsel for the quartet. All of whom are
under twenty-five years Of age. declared
that the case had been rushed through"
he lower court The doomed men, who
we're to have died in the electric chair
in tho Michigan city prison tomorrow
but who won additional time by
supreme court stay delaying the day of
their doom until April "a are Dan
Trikulja- James Parker and Albert and
Thomas Bachelor The cashier was
.ll.ei il : bold attempt Z rob Tbs bank
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
PICK GOULD FOR
REVENUE AGENT FOR
EAST CHICAGO

Word has been received Of the appoint
rrent Of Ben Gould Of East Chicago as
United States Revenue Agent to act
with the other revenue men who have
headquarters at Hammond.
Could has been on the East Chicago
police and has been very active In the
operations of the East Chicago police
in conjunction with the federal author
tiles against violators of the liquor
laws Although no announcement has
been made of the duties 10 which Could
viii De assigned. II is understood that
his appointment comes as a result or
the good work which he has done with
the revenue men and that he will remain
active in the East Chicago Indiana Ha1-
Dor Aeld
Could is veil acquainted with the Eas'
Chicago field and is understood to have
lines on several other stills ana other
Illegal sales rooms.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
CLEMENCEAU MAY
WITHDRAW NAME

PARIS. Jan. f5.-Premier Ciemen
ceau may withdraw his presidential
ca ndidacy rs result of the boom Of
Paul Deschanel, veteran president o
the chamber Of deputies. It vas learn
cd today The movement in behalf
Of NJ Deschanel was a bombshell ~
the ranks Of n. Clemenceaus support
ers.
1t Is believed that II the Tiger
sees a prospect OF serious opposition
he will retire from the race as his
friends say he will not be satisfied un-
less he is the unanimous choice OF the
national assembly. The opposition to
the premier is being conducted BY an
alliance of radical and conservatiyc
clements The former have always
been hostile 70 The premier and the
latter are attacking him because Of
his anti-clerical attitude
The election viii be held at Yer
sailles on Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
Lake George
Fish Object
to Freezing

The hsh in Lake George are 70 averse
70 the Icy cold water that they jump
out Of the water into g basket AZ one
held near a hole in the ice, according
% Court Baihf James frost Jimmy
brought a basketfun into the police sta
tio. yesterday and the force enjoyed q
fIsh dinner today.
The lake has been frozen over for
almost two weeks now and as soon a.
hole Is cut in tho a. THE Ash swim
- the opening for air. 1t is a simple
matter to scoop Thorn out Of the water
and onto the ice whore they are quickly
gathered into baskets and carried away
70 iii a hot frying pan
It has also been suggested that water
may be leaking into the lake from a
city water man which would account
fer the haste Of the fish n trying TO
set away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
COUNTY
FARMER IS CORN
KING OF STATE
Fremont Boy Raises lat
Bushels Per Acre-Is
Double Normal.
INTERNATIONAL NEws SERVICE
4 L 4 y I.,.I,-r- L LII

- : . = ii'u' !" al ' a. Z
Lux. of Waldron, shelby county, IS the
corr king OF Indiana today The
coronation tool. mace a. purs,e mi
,,.
''''s '''i's '"s
close oI the state corn chow n which
Lux won the champ pionsh!p on sample
of Johnson county white corn
g " Lewis OF Hvingate Won The
.cbampionshin in the single-ear las
vish an exhibit 81 Reid.s yellow dept
rarn
winner. of sweepstakes II otb.r
classes are. Csri s short Craenshnre
vel1ow corr and { T-ove- r.aFon-
tame. mixed corn
Arthur Fritch Of corunna Won the
xbes+ sweenstaxes and Josenb g Is
iev of sbeIbv county = bolde- OF the
oats sweenstalxss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
SHOOT POLICEMAN
IN EFFORT TO ROB
THE STEGER BANK
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

@TEa5tR, ID, Jan Ia.-FOur bandits
robbed the Steger bank here shortly
before dawn TODAY and escaped after
fatally shooting Policeman Frank Glas-
Cow
Glasgow saw the men drive up 20 the
bank in an automobile. He watched
from behind tree until they mad blown
tho s-afe open with two charges CT heavy
explosives. Then he rushed them. firing
his revolver. The robbers returned the
ere and fled unhurt in their machine
Tie amount secured bv the thieves
was undetermined carly today All the
telephone wires into the town were cut
supposedly by The robbers.
Investigation by bank authorities later
r. vcaiod that the robbers werc fright
eued off by Glasgow before securing any
money or valuablcs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
EAST CHICAGO GIRL
STRUCK BY TRUCK

NarV FoHy' 1877 AleXander avenue
East Chicago. is in the St Margaret
hospital At Hammond suffering from
severe injuries which she received lat
Yesterday afternoon WHOM she STEPPED
from behind . truck a Chicsso and A.
2ander avenue in front OF an eutorno-
5iie driven 5y Casper Bick. of Chicaga
The girl was knocked Unconscious
and did not regain consciousness. unttf
after she had arrived az the hospital
Her condition IS better today but il
viii be several days before she eau
leave the hospital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
ATTITUDE ON WAR
WORK THE REASON

ALBANY. y. 7. Jan l5.-The &C
tfon Of the Socialist members OF the
New York state assembly last year and
IN 1915 on legislation designed to aid
the federal government in the success
full prosecution os the war together
with information gwen by federal in
telligence officers led to the action OF
the assembly IN suspending I've So
c;alists from membership. Speaker
sweet declared TO-DAY
The speaker issued a statement de-
ciaring there IS precedent for the ac-
ton OF the house in refusing the SUE
pended members rights as assembly
men pending determination of their
trial before the assembly jud.ciary that
begins next TUESDAY
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-15
SETTLE BATTERY
CASE YESTERDAY

0rIEInaTv - for meaning F7r'dav
morning. the case y Phil IT. Cohen
4 gainst the o * Giant Battery CO.,
"A petition asking that a receiver be
& ppointcd for the defendant was set
tied and dismissed from the docket IN
Judge GreenNaids court Yesterday.
The law firm OF Lyddicl & sheehan
aiing the petition FOR the plaintiff an
the settlement out OF court
this morning i was said that GER
tain adjustments had been agreed t.
by Officers IN charge 81 the offa - OF
lAe . h gonlQanN