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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
Farms and Land for sale.


10 ACRE -SACT-
Suitable for subdividing, near stop
on Niles car line. on the Dixie high
way For particulars see +. ]. An
derson. 663 Farmers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21

WANTED FOR DITCH WORK
AND LAYING PIPE IN THE
NEW STUDEBAKER ADDITION
ASK FOR r. a 4IPPY. con
TRACTOR, AT J4s t. EWING
Az TAKE 5. MICHIGAN ST.
CAR TO ABOVE NUMBER.
NORTHUMBERLAND conductors. Apply
Supt. transportation, lO2 y. MichlgaI
st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
,ATORS

ANTED FOR INSPECTING AND
N DUR NEW MA
|INE SHOP. PERMANENT I'm
IOIMENT: GOOD AGES;
eAN, NEW DRESSING ROOMS
l. LUNCH ROOMS. APPLY EN-
bYMENT OFFICE. STGDEBAK-
H.zznE~R ALTON
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
60 ACRES

miles southwest Of south Bend.
This Is all heavy land a little rolling.
Il acres Of timber farm is adjoining
a small lake. There is q six room
new house. fair barn, granery and
chicken house hog pen. Included
with the farm all the crop 5 horses,
COWS, about 10 hogs, 100 chickens.
> incubators. milk separator, wagon.
buggy, dray, planter, new double
harness, row boats and other
farming tools. The owner wants TO
move away and will surrender pos
session at once The price OF the
farm IS $500; 81 500 cash and bal
ance on mortgage for four years ut
6i7G. Call Ori, ReaItor, 81 s. Chaplin
ST.. ground floor. Phone Lincoln
$3.50. Open evenings; Sunday till l.
o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business PropCrty

FACTORY SITE-Witn spur track in
rear; i35 feet on street about 80 feet
deep; two buildings on property. Con-
nected with street sewer by in. pipe
Also water and gas connections For
further particulars address Box G. A,
News Times
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21

$50 ACRES-ClOse TO South Bend. ChoC-
olate loan level well fenced with
woven wire; large pressed brick resi-
dence, room tenant house: bank
barn iONSO, hay barn JOxiO0; new silO
large granary and cribs tool house,
garage, two wind mills engine house.
smoke house, etc. 20 acres timber, -
acres in alfalfa lnis farm is one OF
best In the county. Price $50 per acre
owner VIII accept small farm or city
property as part payment. Wesley Van
Vain. 624 Farmers Trust Bldg
40 ACRES-Of good peppermint or grain
land located : miles FROM South Bend
We also have grain and mint farms Of
al descriptions. Call Wolf Brothers
II y. Main 81. Phone Lincoln JlS6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
FINANCIAL
Business OPPORTUNITIES

Business Opportunities 80
BIG PROtOSITION-For party who
wants 20 90 into business Call at
Heps Tailor shop 2l0 w Jefferson
blvd.
BElEKS-Ihe business chance man,
has any Kind OF business that you
wish 10 engage In See him at once.
Rooms IS. Odd Fellows Bldg. Main
18S3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21

MOULDERS-
MOULDERS; STEADY WORK;
PERMANENT JOB; BEST WAGES.
APPLY EMPLOYMENT DEPT
SIUDEBAkERS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21

40 ACKES-Rirh prairie Farm, extra
good buildings Main gravel road.
close 20 small town. 10 miles South
EeLd big bargain. $40 per acre.
Terms Weight q Bradford. ground
floor. Union Trust RIIg Lincoln Oil
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
The Plan of ndx These Ads Helps You Find Quickly the Ad You Want
MERCHANDISE
Wantcd-To Buy

Wantcd-TO Buy &c
FURNIrJRE-We buy, sell or exchange
new or second hand furniture and
stoves. Highest prices paid. Collar
Furniture Exchange. 1851 ". Colfax
av. Phone Llncoln 2iIs.
Liberty BoNDs-We buy them at
highest market prices: convince your
self Camp Thorne & Co. .. NJ 5 bldg
ROOMS AND BOARD
-------------------------
Rooms Without Board Gs
COLLAR ". 5l2-Furnished sleeping
room, lavatOry and shower bath Do
room. Bachelor apartments. 81 W.
ColfaX av
MARION T.. 12e-SleePing room in
only l26 Z. Marion 81 Main g74O.
MARION. W. 4G2-Furnlshed rooms
for rent. Gail evenings
OHIO ST. T.. 115-Room IN modern
home suitable for two
ROOMS-FOr rent: Three modern fur
nished light housekeeping rooms for
couple employed. Also garage for rent.
l. 1858
Rooms for housekeeping 60
CALiFOHNIA Az. 737-Three unfur-
nished rooms Employed couple pre-
ferred. References. I3I California av
HILL ST. No lO4-Oue suite Of light
housekeeping rooms.
Wantcd-RoOms. Beard 5S
Wanted furnished rooms for loo
members Of the "Chu Chin Chow Co,
for the week commencing Sunday, Sept
"a 81
theatre immediately.
THREE-Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Call room 5l2 Oliver
hotel from 70 Il a. m. sunday or al
dress News-Times Box ks.
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Business Places for Rent IS
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 511-For rent. a
garage at oil Riverside DIR. Telephone
lincoln 20I0
Houses for Rent Il
DESIRABLE LOCATION--1J room mod
ern house, blocks from center Of city.
Inquire OF Z. Deleboun, $50 Farmers
Trust Bldg. Main 2543
L. " WEST, 71s-Six-room furnished
house. modern. With garage; desir-
able location.
Wanted-To Rent 81
FURNIHED ROOMS-Wanted for the
winter. Main Do Inquire Ideal Laun-
ry Co. 40 = Mich
HOUSE OR APARTNIENT-Re Reliable
party desires 20 rent > or room fur
nished. Address Box j.. is, News-Times
HOUSES-Wanted or furnished rooms
List your houses or rooms with US
singer Mfg. co. Phone Main 903.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Business Property 50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
2eS ACkES-

About Is miles from south Bend
miles from Niles, miles from Ed
harrisburg. 8 miles 10 BARREN Lake
station. miles 90 Daily. Two sets
OF buildings. All ia fairly good con
dition Z room houses. stream, wind
mill. pump. fence all around plenty
81 fruit school is on same. some low.
some upland Have -,euty pasture.
Would be very handy for dairy farm.
Could De bought Wit or without
stock On account of old age aud
continuous sickness viii sacrifice for
$40 500 with half cash rest mort
gage For the above call l.. :. or.
RealtOr. 81 = Chaplin St ground
doo-. Phone Lincoln go. open eve
nings, sunday TIL J. o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
WHY PAY HIGH RENT p


Buy a modern bungalow; rooms
and bath, hardwood floors In liv-
ing rooms hot air heat. Cistern.
electricity and gas; good lot on
paved street. Terms. Immediate
possession. Vacant 30 foot front
age on Milton street half block
from car line, paved street. Acre
lot in northwest part ~ city.
David G. Gibson, 240 Farmers
Trust Bldg, Phone Main BOO.
WAYNE 81. Is room house. modern
except furnace, near car line. Lease
expires sept LIST. Price, 5000. Call
!. 4. ScLininger, Main 1926.
WENGER ST Dom vacant house
Has some modern Improvements, lOcat-
ed on a large lot 40la x132. street paved
and paid. This is a fine, well built
house in excellent condition. Best bar
gain IN the city. Noight and Bradford.
First door Union Trust Bldg. L-51l1
WASHINGTON Az. WEST-FOr sale by
owner Broom modern house with ,
bath rooms in finest residential dis
trict. Possession Nov l If purchased
within 10 days. Inquire at 1908 Prairie
av Phone Main i02
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
10 ACRES

At Cass county. about "a miles Of
EIwardsburg- This is good clay land,
with one story T-rOOm house. Barn
44XJO. chicken coop and plenty OF
out buildings, IL acres OF good tim
Der Rest under cultivation Crops.
stock. tools will 80 with it. Price
81 500 part cash. Rest 10 years
term For the above call L. s. orr,
Realtor 81 : Chaplin 81. Phone,
Lincoln $50. Open evenings. Ground
door.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
Statesmen and Agents

11ht%lAitn anu ~ us 80
-RespCnsible men and NO
men 90 handle our accident and
health Insurance policies. Liberal COM
missions Full or part time contracts
Disability benefits range from SO 20
5000 a month. Premium 81 month up
ward. Also limited policies at = and
SIO n year AT occupations National
Acciient society so Broadway. New
York titv. Established - years.
STOCK SALESMEN-Live wires suit
cient bombed leads furnished 70 keep
yoU busy every minute Our men clos
ing leads just as fast as they can get
o. them Advertising and big circular
campaign just starting. Company
building most beautiful Sling stations
ln this .1untry. Phone -4l22 Tor
appointment or can az 40 Dean Bog
Situations Wantcd-Malc 81
FFER-With 4 wears experience
wishes position VIA reliable private
family Address News-Times, Box D
is
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21
EMPLOYMENT
IIcIp Wanfcd Nal,

FARM HAND-W Wanted man 20 work on
farm Experience necessary. Har-
Tlruu ZZF-g
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21

|LEFAIOE NAN-lfO0G reIahIe pas
Nsengcr elevator operator Apply Stude-
baker Administration Bldg informa
tion bureau
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-21

FlNE-Aicu ~ work in lHmber yard.
Steady work. Sanders Egbert Go.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
GIRL GETS $4,000
AS HEART BALM
East Chicago Girl Secures
Verdict in Lake Circuit
Court Yesterday
fsPEcIAL 10 IA HES


GROWN POINT, Ind, Dec. 9.-Miss
Regina Gradzleski, resident Of Eas-
Chicago and employed in the Lion
store Hammond. was awarded two
thousand dollars in Judge Norton $
Court at Crown Point, yesterday,
through her Attorney J. y. kennedy
Of East Chicago who asked that
amount as remburse for the
preparations made by the plaintiff for
her wedding to Henry Neimic. who
decided the day before the wedding
that he would NOT carry out hi spart
of the agreement. The defendant was
represented by Attorneys Sheerer an
White Of Hammond
Miss Gradzieliski, an attractive girl,
told in dramatic tones of the wooinG
of Niemic She related the first ulue
that he would not carry out his part
He courted her asiduous1y from that
time and they became engaged August
l. The wedding day had been set for
Sept. 18TH when the defendant took a
change Of heart owing To- parental OH
jections and told Regina That he wish
ed her to postpone the wedding Her
trousseau was finished, the guests
from afar had arrived for the we'd
ding; the cake baked and all was in
readiness when Henry's love So sud
denly turned cold. She asked redress
In the sum OF s10,0oe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
BANK LOSS
DWINDLES
Clifton Robbers Only Got
$4,000 or $4,000 Officials
Announce

HUNTINGTON. Ind. Dec. 9.--Robbers,
who recently entered the First Ma
tional Bank at Clifton. H., got only
$4,000 or $4,000 for their work This
was announced here yesterday after
an inventory of securities recovered
by section hand at Highland was
supplied by officials of the bank AMI
J. r Emley, president of the First
National Bank of this city.
Cancelled notes and outlawed obliga-
tions formed large part of the pa
pers recovered This caused the value
of the papers TO dwindle from pros
pective value OF $500. 600 to about
S35eO00. All the registered Liberty
bonds taken were in the four sacks
found by the Erie police at Highland,
Ind.
The Clifton bank put up an indem-
nifty bond of S25Oo0 to protect the Erie
police. in case any patron Of the bank
brought suit against it.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
THEY UNITE
To Fight THE
OPEN SHOP
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyrcei

NEW YORK. Dec 9-Dctermined to
fight the clothing manufacturers de-
mands for open shop and lower wages
to a finish. delegates representing soc.
600 men and women employed in the
clothing and garment industry in the
east today formed one big union 10y
amalgamating five separate organfza-
tions. and pledged it to a war against
the employers
The organization was precipitated.
delegates said. by the fight opened by
manufacturers in Boston and New York
against The clothing workers.
The new union tentatively was call
ed the Needle Trade Alliance and
general staff to direct the worker
fight. consisting of five Of the 25 prom
trent delegates who inaugura red the
new union was named.
The organization has fired what IS
regarded here as the opening gun in the
workers fight against the open shop.
which employers In a number OF trades
recently have advocatcd.
"A secret meeting Of the general stad
was held this afternoon at the Hotel
McAipin for the purpose of outlining
the plan and scope Of the fight against
tho manufacturers.
The general staff consists Of sidney
Hillman. president of the Amaleama-
ted Clothing Workers of America: Morris
Sigman, representing the International
Ladies Garment Workers; Max Zaritski.
representing the United cloth Hat and
Cap Makers Union; Max Kaufn-n. rep
resenting the Journeymcn Taifors J-nTan
and Thomas Sweeney, Of the Internal
ional F'uIricrs Union.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
CUT PRICES OF
BAKERY GOODS

Bread and milk have both taken
drop in price in Gary along with other
bakery goods. according to q canvass
Of the business district by a Times re-
porter yesterday.
According to the Cassidy Brothers
Of the Federal bakeries the three fed
eral bake shops were the first bak-
cries in the city to cut prices. New
prices went into effect on nearly all
bakery goods today.
Bread win be reduced from ! TO 2
cents and the price Of rolls cakes.
cookies and other articles will be eu1
between and cents on each item
while pies Hill be reduced from . to In
cents each 1IiIk in Cary IS also sell
ing d cent cheaper on the pint and
quart
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
kidnapping
Occurs at
4. Chicago

The city Of East Chicago was given
. sudden stir early this morning with
the kidnapping Of the e-year-old dau-
ghter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pillman,
OF T17 Chicago ave.
Mr.. Pillman. who is employed at the
Sinclair oil Co.. had just left his home
about o'clock when the door was sud
denly pushed open and IN stepped three
women and one man. One Of the wo-
men is alleged to have drawn a revol-
yer and pointing it at Mrs. Pillman.
said; One word from you and I viii
kill you" Another woman picked up the
child and rushed to the door Mrs. Pill
man. in her attempt to reach the child.
who began crying. was knocked down
by the man. The three wo~>An and the
man then fed do=-- - steps, to Chi
cago ave, and then over to Olcott ave.
where 3 large black touring car, bear
ing a Wisconsin license awaited the
four kidnappers
This mysterious kidnapping affair
grew out Of a divorce case Of a fey
years ago. between the first wife Of
Mr.. Pillman. For some time Mr.. Pil,-
man has been trying to gain the Gus
tody Of his little girl and several weeks
ago was granted a court order. restor. .ng
the child to him on the grounds that
the mother was incompetent to sue
cessfully rear the child.
Two days age, Mr. Pilhman went TO
Racine Wis. and going TO where the
child had been living, demanded that
The daughter BE given to him. The mo-
Their of the child refused TO even tell
him w5ere the child was.
Mr Pillman again went before the
Judge who had granted him the GUS
tody OF the little girl and was told THAI
he should go to the school which Paul
ire had been attending and get the girl.
GIr PiIman returned only last night
from Racine. with the little girl and il
is believed that the kidnappers follow
ed him here. corning by automobile.
According to "A number Of witnesses.
the car had been standing on Olcott
ave for several hours and it is believ-
I'd the kidnappers had been watching
the house. waiting for The father of the
kidnapped to go to work
The kidnappers arrived i'm East Chi
cago late last night, as they were seen
riding around town and had also visit
Cd number of restaurants
In ono of the restaurants. the wait
er had asked tho werau what thav
we're doing out SO late they informed
him that they were waiting to meet
PARTY. but that they could not see them
until ii was daylight.
Mrs. Frank Pnlmau. The step-mothor
of Pauline is frantic with grief with
the loss Of the child.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
WILL THORNTON TO
BE ELECTROCUTED

MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Dec a.
Abandoning all hope of executive
clemency. Will Thornton. q years old.
Indiana Harbor youth. convicted or
staying a foreigner. spent his last dav
or earth In religious preparation and
will go to his death. he said. at peace
with God and the world
Thornton is to die IN the electric
chair at the state prison at midnight
tonight.
Gov. Goodrich recently granted
Thornton 80 day reprieve pending in
vcstigation Of his charge that d man
named Horn. confined IN the reforma-
tory at Jefersonville. committed the
crime at Indiana Harbor. Horn, now
ever, was able to establish his lnno-
Once.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
F. n. GAVIT MAKES
FORCEFUL SPEECH
Wants Legislature to Abol-
ish Pardon Board in
State

Attorney Frank n. Gavit, of Gary be-
fore large crowd gave a very foreeful
speech at the regular weekly MONDAY
luncheons of the Chamber of Com
merce at the Congregational church.
Attorney Gavit. chose as his topic:
Civic Duties" and said in part:
The important problem that is con
fronting the citizens and business men
of this community and one that needs
immediate action Is for the amalgama-
tion of the cities Of the Calumet re-
gion."
Mr. Gavit went on to explain that at
the present time that the streets In a
number of the cities are not uniform.
and that reservoirs and numerous other
construction is now being carried out
that viii in time be detriment 10 the
expansion of the region
TOUCHES EMPLOYMENT PROBLEM
Attorney Gavit also touched upon the
subject Of unemployment. especially SO
of number of cases that came to his
notice, from men who had served in the
army. who came back jobless and PEN
niless, and now with winter approach
ing are unable to secure work. Mr..
Gavit. In emphasis. bitterly rebuked
those who made such great promises
bofore the soldiers went overseas and
now since they have returned. have Civ
en- the soldiers a cold shoulder.
WOULD ABOLISH PARDON BOARD
The wave Of crime that has been
sweeping the country. could be easily
stopped in so days, declared Mr. Gavit.
if the people Of this community would
get together and in form of a petition
or otherwise compel the legislature to
abolish the Board Of Paroles and Par
dons.
1t is the paroled or pardoned GRIM
inal who is in a large way responsible
for this wave of crime" stated the Gary
lawyer. "and until we all get busy and
do something to stop these criminals
from getting paroles and pardons. af-
ter they are once convicted then we
must put UP with such terrible things
as murder and robberies"
In closing his speech. Attorney Gavit
said: In every community in this
country let the forces of law and order
dedicate themselves not only Of the
obedience of the law on their own part.
but of requiring and compelling. if nee
essary. the observance Of national.
state and local laws. by all others"
Following the speech Of Attorney Ca
Wit. Attorney Willis Z. Roe. a member
Of the Chamber of Commerce, made a
suggestion which met with general ap-
proval for a committee to confer with
the traction officials. relative to an
extension of transportation facilities on
15tst st. This section is rapidly being
developed nto an industrial section.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
FIND STEVE'S MASH

steve vidakovich 54S Fields ave-
nue.. Hammond. appeared in the Ham
mond city court this morning and en-
tered his plea Of guilty to the charge
Of having intoxicating liquor in his
possession yisakovich was arrested
the last week in November when fed
eral agents raided his place. They
found a quantity OF moonshine and
several barrels Of mash.
Judge Klotz gave tho man fine of
500 and costs and 80 DAYS IN Jail.
Because of conditions which prevail AT
his home at present he VIII not start
serving his sentence until next Thurs
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
LITTLE Fellows NOW TO ESCAPE HIGHER INCOME TAXES
G'LANG! DON'T
WANT HAREM
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


MJNCIE, Ind, Dec. O.-BcinS
married, Robert McCIain. cN-marInc
sergeant of vrentham. Mass,
doesn't want the hRrem which was
thrownin with tho other possessions
of the late sultan of the IsInnd of
LInnE-IInnE. who Is said to have
adopted McCIaIn as hts son and
willed him the island and all there
on
But here's HOoSIer who docs:
sam Friend, -, gInss-worker, Iiv-
Ing nj Winchester, Ind, has APP
piled for tho hnrem--understoOd to
be quite dusky, In letter 70 a
Murcie newspaper whether this
Will alter the former marines in
tcntion TO diSbnnd the harcni had
not been learned up to press time
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
Mckinley Lodge Holds
First Past Masters Night

On SATURDAY evening, Dec H. Nc
Kinley lodge, A. 7. & A. NJ will cole-
brate its first past masters night. Ner-
rit u. Metz. who is the first and o0lv
past master Of Mckinley lodge. is
making tAe trip from Hamilton o..
whore he is now located 70 offciate
at tEe ceremony. The master Mason
degree wiz be conferred on class Of
candidates during the afternoon.
Homer Baiehley. former pitcher OF the
Hammond baseball team. viii be the
candidate for the evening session.
supper viii he served at s o'clock
and arrangements are being made for
large attendance. This viii also
mark the Iasj meeting for the present
master, Harry w Margenau. who re-
tres in favor Of John G. Kennedy, who
has been elected master for 1921
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
TWO CASES IN
BANKRUPTCY

Voluntary petition IN bankruptcy
was filed in the federal court at Ham
mond today by sam stein who has
been running a small general mer-
chandise store in Gary stein scheJ-
ules his debts at s8.42e.43 while his
assets above those fer which he claims
exemption amount to only S65s5o. II
is being represented by Attorney A. NJ.
Stein.
petition in involuntary bank
ruptcy has also been filed by the Det-
mer Wooden Co, and two other firms
against Thoma sill Tomezak 3soi
cedar street. Indiana lIarbor The
plaintiffs say that Tomezal1. $500 Ce-
dar street. Indiana Harber. The plain
tiffs say that Tomezak. Who is a tailor.
owes them $4,000 and is fnsolvent. It
is said that he also owes a number of
other accounts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
Hammond Operatives
In Knox Raids

KNOX. md Dec. 1.-Two residents
of Knox are in the tolls today as a
result Of booze" raid Of federal
operatives from Hammond. who
swooped down on this town last night
and secured soft drink establishments
in search Of hard liquor. oscar Elder
soda establishment owner. was arrest
Ell when whiskey WAS found n his
place. and Charles Peelle viii be call
ed upon TO explain why he had large
still and three gallons Of whiskey in
the cellar OF his home
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
FANDREI WINS
REVOLVER HONORS

Patrolman Fred Fandrei takes first
place this month in marksmanship IN
the Hammond police force. The mont r
ly target practice yesterday after
noon bumped Ed Warner to second
position after nc had been high man
for a long time. The work Of tho lat
additions To the force shows notable
Improvement in their skill with tho
pistol.
The scores yesterday we're as fol-
lows. r FandreL 81. Warner. g.; Sc.
9t; wollak IS. Austeen. SIS; G. Carl
son. Ss. Rimbach ST. 81, Fisher. ST.
Homersch. S4: Rimbach Jr. 81, Mroz
IS; Horlbeck Sr.. IS: Beasley, "a,
Hanlon. 7s; Einsele. 70. Erlenbaugh.
So. Miller. 50; Henson. s., Reokler. e4.
Bell Ga; Byeiich. So; schaadt Js.
Evans. 81. Modjeska. o. A. Carlson.
49; Hilbrich. 40 Lindsey, AZ Paul a.
stelow. 81; schultz. s6; Flanagan, "a
g. Frandrei. 81. Horlbeck. Jr. Q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-09
MAN
is SENTENCED
IsPEeIAL 10 rHE rInEsl

CROWN POINT. Ind, Dec. st was
a cold day and George Sims OF Indiana
Harbor needed an over coat a friend
Harry Cole had Just purchased a new
top coat. 50 one day when Harry
wasn't looking George arrayed himself
in Harry's coat. 1t being Wednesday
night and Harry needed his coat. but
10 did not hang on the usual hanger
n his ward robe. A search was made
and it was found to be keeping the
chilly blasts from George Sims. sixty
days and 800 and costs was the fnis
Of the tale told in the criminal
court at Crown Point on Tuesday.