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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13
WHOM IS BRYAN
COM FERRING WITH?
-LAIgaNA-Ioa.. agNs sEayIeE

ihIEENATlchsL hEWs sEFyIcE
A +ASIilNGlG 10Y. lo---AN IN 4 tt-
nlaes Bryan arrived here today wea
ing his Old ,Imc suise. The Nebraskan
said ne had come mere 10 confer with
friends" and to leol the situation
over and was even then on his way
Jo Keep an appointment
Though zlr. Bryan refused 20 staee
precisely what he intends 10 do IT
these conferences. the report has been
current IN political circles here tor
days that the great commoner was
beaded Tor wash ngton for the pur-
pose af attempting new orientation.
Il rot brand new alignment Of the
democratic party
Bryan. Who appeared IN more
cheerful mood than at any time since
the san Francisco convention indicat-
Sd be is Convinced OF Senator warren
e Harding's sincerity in his stand on
an association Of nations" to promote
peace. He reiterated his declaration
tsar in order 10 obtain peace the more
quickly President Wilson should re-
sisa AL once and pave the way TOR
senator Harding assuming the dtrec-
ton Of the American government vita
aut having 70 wait until the fourth OF
March.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13
BAD NEWS
FROM ARMY
Of WRANGEL
rsprcIsL 70 rHE rIMCs1


LONDON. Nov. 15--Tae forces OF
Gen. Baron Won wraagel. aati-BoIzhev-
1st leader II tae Crimea, have evaouat-
O. sebastoo31 says a delayed spatca
E-on Co-staatlro2-e d1ted Thursday.
The above dispatch. + auth sntic.
confirms cable a6v.ces that have come
@ror various sources during the last
kew Gays 10 the effect that Gen. Voa
WrangeI's array IS n Z serious plight.
All indications are that rnc 5o-s1evlst
forces are within reach og the great
est military triumph since chey drove
the Polish legions lack behind the
gates OF Warsaw. Unless rkey 1-e
stopped in tEo eleventh hour a.s they
were in frons Of the Polish c1pitaL
rheir recon cuest OF TIE C~-r-ea s-a
the consequent surrender c. extinc-
tion OF their r-ost formidable TOE seem
inevitable.
Even IN their most p-ecar.cls days
ot the POLISH CAMPAIGN. Cen Wr1ng-c' 5
army was the most painful ard most
dangerous thorn in the side OF the
soviet republic. Wrargel has through
out enjoyed tae sul! moral backing and
confidence OF the allied governments.
Moreover TIE reactionary and anti
Bolshevist elements throughout the
Nuscovfte territories had ccHe 70 look
upon Wgansel a. the poten, al week
e- Of the soviet ~epLs..c aad rescorsr
Of the old order.
tanned ly after the armistice win
POLAND Trotsky proclaimed TO the
world" that aow Wra1gePs turn was
coming and the soviet war chef lost
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13
WANTS DAMAGES
FROM DENTIST

Suit TO- damages has been alod in
the Hanarn7rd superior COURT by JOAN
r. Niletr against Or. Albert j. War
ber M.lett runs the sporting good .
store On S.aCe street. Hamnsoz1 ana n
tie rooms irlrae dtately over the store
are The dental par-ors CT "Dr. Waraer.
On Oct IL, according 10 .Iiletr's
complaint. t1e dentist failed 70 turn
of the water in the basin OF his op-
Grating chair. That nigat the basin
oTeraowel and the water, leaking
Y rough the aoor damaged t1e goods
In M-llayts display window. 3I.llett
ssks Tor 5000 damage. Cleveland
ara Cleveland are attorneys tor the
p-1tntiE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13
HAMMOND
INAyGURATES 4
BUILDING BOOST

Fetting together ON the part Of the
hankars, iaaterial men and labor organ
izations IF the Hammond and other cit
les of the Calumet region wan result Ia
= much needed building boom during
tAe coming sea sem. iu the opinion OF
j., T. Cole. sacre tary and business man
ager OF the Building Trades Employers
Association.
Hammond needs more homes ana
since tha announcement came that CHI
cago has resumed its building program.
people have been wondering how long
il VIII Be before the same course is
followed in the Calumet district Fer
months construction work mas been con
aned only to large Industrial projects
and mary of these which had been
planned were abandoned.
Atr. Cole lis probably better posted on
building conditions than any other nan
in tbs district.
AT tae present prices Of material and
labor and the high rate Of interest
demanded on building loans. nobody can
huiid houses to rent because the cost
IS so high that II is impossible TO get
sufficient rental % make il paying
Investment 4 house that costs $500
would have 10 rent for SIS a month to
pay the interest On the money invested.
taxes and Insurance. said Nj Cole
Men shat have money 10 loan" hai
continued, will net loan it for bund-
Irg purposes except at al e.orbitart
rate. some asking : per ct aud five
e cent commission because of the ua-
Certainty Of values
'-Ta1 great cry Of labor has been
~
parison viz the cos- OF material ana
the necessities OF living. Building ma
ta-ial res dropped from Is 70 20 per
cent ana in some instances considerably
more. Farm products have dropped
40 70 90 per cent; woolen goods 25
Per cent cottoa goods IS 70 80 per
cent; shoes 53 percent; sugar. coffee
and other groceries 80 to so per cent;
meats 10 20 10 per cent. The only
Things that remain At last years pric-
s. aro butter. eggs and coal. There Is
= downward tendency al along the line
with promise CT stiu greater reruc-
tica IN prices CT living. But with a
tendency oe lower wages n factories
ard : cutting down Ct The hours OF en-
rloyIaant therA VIII be fewer people
able 70 purchase homes unless there is 4
similar reduction in tie cost oe livins
II the bCildl1s crafts would make the
same reduction IN wages, demanded /
: king q uniform rate of s per hour
for the trades and t,,e puole 10 given
assurance that la5or conditions would
oe stable, doing away With 1ur!sdlc-
tto.al stri&es, that are costly to build
.rS and saow q Willingness 10 GO q fair
coys wo-A t0r a f1tr days pay. then
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13
PUTS jINX
On THE FJRS
ANDFEATHERS
Gary Man Anxious for Place
on Staff Will Be
disappointed

KENTLASD, Ind, Nov. 15.--A n n
Up in Gary who has sent long pet tions
and personal enaissaries to Governor
elect Warren T. McCray TO present his
qualifications 1or a pace on the Gov
ernor's military staff. IS doomed TO dis
appointment because 1t is the plan o.
the new Governor to worry along dur
ing his four-year term without aock
Of gold braided. olue-Unitorned col
onels and u2aje-s and captains.
Governor Goodrieh reviv4d the idea
OF q Governors military staff after
Governors Marshall ana Ralston had
discarded such an escort. and, indeed,
NJ. s-cCray has been a member CT that
stan with the title of colonel and a
gold braided uniform. never worn. that
set HIM back some hing like $500.
Cured by Experience.
Y IS 0lr. 1cCray's military expert
ence as Z member Of that s,aE which
causes hira TO believe that farmer
Governor can got along very vel!
without having q score o. civilians
wearing uniforms with spread eagles
and gold maple leaves on their sloul-
6ers.
9-r. McCray had 4 place on Governor
Goodrlch's stan, but he never worked
%~ IL nc one A-tk4E &c 8l = - NN1N-
ly gold braided uniform. w4s IN his
own home. He spent mos, o. on AFTER
noon. aided by members OF his family.
in trying 20 figure out just where and
how the go-1 bra should be adJuste1
and buttoneo. He decided then tha-
Il was not cut out for a military Elal.
Caused him to Think
The Governor-elect had not consid-
cred the matter OK q military staff IN
I'll the other day w1hu he r ce4ved the
petition. more than q yard Iong, from
the man in Gary who believed that his
reward should come Il the lrra o.
commission On the Governors stan.
The man also sought district CHAIR
mans influence 70 l1Ed the prize. Bus
unless ne changes k.s nllno. Mr. Nc
Cray viii have 40 military st2e. he
does not believe that business a1-
raluIstration ca8s FOR such.
Il has been Z long time since Cover
nor Cood-5ch's military sta6 has had
chance 10 so CT dress parade. = TacI.
Il was called out" only = lew times
IL tie past three ye4zs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13
1VkRgHTE s SPEED
TO SEBASTOPOE

LC-sL~.s. NOV. l3. British and
Frenca w1rships are speeding toward
aestoQol the Bis Crimeaa port says
dispatch froIa Consta aat.noplo. re-
cel wed here. at Noon today which char
actetlzes TIE situation az Se5astcrol as
serious" Tie allied governments. il
Is added have authorized the iandirs
o. 10000 Crlmean refugees at Con
stantlnople.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Henceforth, ali advertising corv
for uublication must Be i THE
TINES Office not later tLan 11:30
A. NJ. the day hafora EusIcalion,
p-ith a linit of ~ inches. TREE
quarter and full-page ads nust be
n z3 hours before publication.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

PHILADELPTITA Pa, Nov. 1s--
Dartmouth VII enter her annual game
with Penn at Frankl n field this at
terroon minus tbe services of Capt.
Jim Robertson. her al1-Aaler.can full
back. Robertsou's absence served 10
Increase Pena-s confidence, as tae E1d
and Blue lineup is lnzct.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

THE Central Railway Sigma. O.. has
fled plans for q one-story building at
Hammond. to replace the structure des-
t-oyed BY fire. which cost estimated a.
ABOUT $4,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

FELLOWS who were trying SO des-
yerately 20 escape serving on the city
court jury never knew that & real bot
tie Of hooca was 70 be passed &rouad
IS evidence. against the dependant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

ANDY KOvACH. proprietor Of Mag
net Hall : getting his place a.. decor
ated Tor ths big dance which IS 70 be
held Wednesday evening ~ the Cia-
ze2's Band
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

WITH the publishing Of the fake
story regarding the governments in
tent.on TO restrict the sale Of hops and
malt Hammond dealers IN home brew ia
gradients report Z heavy increase II
business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

SINCE TEoke Godfrey announced the
success he had with puckerweed in the
treating Of sugar dta5ctis. he has had
from one 10 seven Inquiries about it
every day. Ee makes 70 charges for
his services.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

THREE carloads OF roote-s for the
Hammond = S. team went 70 Gary
over Tie {. I. st noon today and
there's 10 telling how many r.ore
We-2t ovS- Il machines.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13
BRAID OFFICERS FOR G0v-ELECT w. ]. NJ Gray


CORNELIUS flynn OF Rennaelaer
is visiting friends IN the city this
week end.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

ANOTHER old-timer IS curious 10
know how many people hcreabouts re-
member when the gels wore corsets ard
collected bows from their admirers
hat5anCs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

AN eXc4va--ag gang has started
wor.. on tie ste OF the proposed new
building for TIE Trinity Evangelical
English Lutheran church on WaltL-za
ST., facing Harrison P2r.z.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

WHAT'S the west Hammond u1an
who made ! vow last September ta2t
he wouldn't shave until J. Ham Lewis
was governor of Illinois go.as to do
with I'll his spinach?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

JERRY TULLIs. who is q conductor
en- The South Send interurban here. Is
back from q visit to Jasper county rel
atlves down Rensselaer, way
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

PORTER county IS boasrng that il
hasn't a single prisoner within the con-
fines OF its county jail~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

DOC MORAN and Floyd Murray have
taken upon themselves the Job OF DOR
ing cut the mythical All-western foot
bail team aad have done q pretty good
joo o. il.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

WHILE barber prices are high, the
Hammond artists must be gwen a LOT Of
credit for holding tae.r rates lower
than those oe surro2nG-ag cites.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

HAMMOND police captured Dallas
Whitaker. a oolored bicycle thief and
turned him over 10 police Of Gary,
where the theft was committed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

PRESIDENT Il. p kURRIE OF the
s1onoa went through aere yesterday %
Join t. party Of 11oao4 officials from
Lafayette On hunting trip - Jasper
I'D Newton counties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

GARY reports heavy advance seat
sale for the Gary-FI srnmond football
game ct Gleason PARK tomorrow. Ham
uond viii send a large crowd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

THE la Sale steel Co. has let con.
tract for g one-s,ory steam heating
plant. 200x500 #. 70 serve its plant
at Hammond. to cost S35.0oo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

ALCOHOL is the brtske=t commodity
IN the market Joday. Many autoiscs
found themselves With engines frozen
up. due to the sudden Geld wave.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

AN old Hammond barl1ecp has { new
paraphrase which runs;
Booze to tie right Of Us.
Booze to the left Of US.
But Eotadara drop IN front OF Us.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

THEY are telling t on a man not
dozen miles away that his wife being
away he called in his noighbor. who
happened 70 be all undertaken. to help
him tie his bow tie After several
futile Efforts The undertaken said. Lie
down on that couch The bow was
then tied without further difficulty"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

On strae1s REa Z gatanar, Sc
FeE COPY Delivered sy ca4-tax tn
zzau-cnd ard NSE 8s1rsaord-
&c per IL 1Ltt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

TIE WEATHER

FoR INDIANA-Fair tonight fol-
lowed BY cIoudy suaday; slowly ria-
Ing temperature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

woRKIEN al the South Shore
freight house are going to MIKE il hot
fo- two North Side boys If they con-
tinUe t-4-owjag stones as they d-d yes
ter1cy. re names Ct the boys have
been given y the police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

AN important meeting OF the Hot
Stove Lon rue has bsen called for Mon
day night al 1Gonrett's TO discuss tae
Hammond Gary football games. Old
Doc young VIII be IN the chair unless
there is some one else in i.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

4 MARRIAGE license was issued n
valpara!so to Raymond F. Abbot. Of
Gary. ana Mrs. Cecilia frances Abbott,
Of West Hammond. This couple secur-
ed a divorce or JuJne 25. 1920. but
have decided 20 try It again
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-11-13

LONDON, Nov. 1o.-Iae 1o9ces O
Gen. Baron Won wrangel. aati-Bolshev-
1st leader Il tas crinlea. have evaeuat-
O. seoastoo31 says delayed 4 spatca
1-on Coz.sta1tlro1-e d1ted Thursday.
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niln'dcn@uCrtcu". pcIdle pon Ser
re9liorcn QcieGliebcnoen @eicIidlaft
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&f,loer dui SI'tl ent5c1el.
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me: gefuhLo3 iulo en- osBdlel
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Sdlnclier Stinlii'e r0lie mo drollie
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nas MD nod eithl0l ra'eno nlldt.
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nj If nab melltm &olle9le't
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&0dclE!" Die Stimnit ttotg
idnejoenn 0urds Sumner. emport.
ma 0e@ Sdrucitcrd1eu lpor gang
5iiruen0c, to~mpibcreitc Nmu}pnc
lm0 Elm tic;H bjbd'cu %cbrerin oo5ll
Die 9IeIpcft b"orlorot.
p Ter 0roBc @ru0cr oltdt lid idneQ
un0 5rm Seaf inter sen Glidran0,
70 ooh, MIR mehr Elm flaQlites,
ona1tlides. meincrlide5 9(ntliB iibcr
ner GildpIottc mar. ln0 Rob Sonn
iduI9crcd)t ocn 3ei9cim9er; Bit
fdon. IrnlI'u @ehrerjn, / bin lido
brau! 9itt ihor, i'd ms nimmer.."
Gam riftete er iifl oui ulO nm
ieincn NrnO itono MN Der Sfolf:
Sub" ia8te CT, bin i'd erihrofen
bor Der g~clo0eneu &alluS 9ltbcne!
On brjnait eiuen ia Qlcid) nm pegeu
Dem bi8deu %ddeIn."
Iber "a tu9cIteu idlon oie eriten
Glabre0cntropicu iibcr lbr @elid)t
mo iie tupite cntiia nit Dem meiBcn
Giid]Icin Die 9lu9Cu. n@-luclI ibr
tc'n @crit0n6nl% hobt iiir cin ernit-
bates Strcben, iiir Sic lajinfc.
6aB CH0.id ciun1ol Nie Belt "a ilt,
mo ouf mir Groren Sell haben
noIIen an oc'r &eiitI0cn Der MeIt.
on ser Niiicrihnit, Die i6r bi3her
INNER oI5 eIrc ureiQcnite IomQne
0epahtct hobt, .br Sdoi5fopie, ihr
The Winslow mail., 1920-09-03
WAS 1 RIGHT OR NOT?

You can hear complaints about the
little fight that went on last Thurs
day night on the streets Of Winslow
Some seem to think that I should have
killed some one while Others say l
used level head. There was little
trouble on the street but every one
who took hand in it was brought in
to Court Friday morning and handled
before the Justice Of the Peace like
all who violate the law should be
handled. There was no pne killed nor
any one hurt AS longsas am City
Marshal those who violate the law
regardless of who they are will be
taken into Court to answer the VIOLA
ton that they have committed.
Ed Gardner, city Marshal.
The Winslow mail., 1920-09-03
TO BE MOVED

Offices of the state land commits
sioner will be moved from the cham
ber of the house of representative
and the two large committee rooms
to the bungalow in the southwest cor
uer of the capitol grounds September
9Th, is announced at the capitol,
Phoenix. Secretary Clayton Bennett,
Of the board of directors of state in
stitutions. stated there would have to
be some remodeling Of the chamber
of the house of representatives to
provide for the larger number of re-
presentatives to be elected in Novem-
ber under the new districting act.
The Winslow mail., 1920-09-03
JACK O'BRIEN VS.. JACK ROONEY

Ten rounds to decision is the box
ing card arranged for Labor Day.
Both boys have been training faith
fully and are both confident Of winn-
ing. O'Brien arrived last Sunday and
is in the best of condition. Both boys
train out at the Airdome every even
ing from five until seven o'clock and
the public is invited to see them in
action. In connection with the main
event there will be three good pre-
1iminaries, making in all twenty two
rounds of boxing. This promises to
be one of the best bouts ever staged
in the state and all fans desiring
good seats will have to hurry as the
advance sale has been all that could
be expected and the best seats are
going fast Tickets are on sale at
the following places: Drumm's Bar
Der Shop, Armstrong; Pool Hall and
Chastain's Barber Shop. Prices are:
General admission $1,65; reserved
seats 1920, and ring side $3.50. The
doors will be open at seven o'clock
and the first bout will start at 8:15
p. m. sharp.