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AUCTIONS--LECALS
LEGAL Notices

I69Ai NOucsg ~
NOT1CE-EstAt- Of Charles Re tsilnser
deceased, Notire is hereby afyeu that let.
tArs Of AdDinistration upon the estate Of
Sharies De vAlinG%r. late ~ Sc. Georges
hundred, decessed. we're duly granted unto
Barry y. De Vajinksr, Elsie VI. Cameron
md Joshua Clayton on the twenty -sishth
sons Indebted To the said deceased are re-
qussted 20 make payment 20 the adnnlnis-
traitors Without delay. and All persons
having demands against the dsceA@ed are
required To exhibit and present the same
duly probated 10 the said administrators
On or before the tventy-eishfh day Of
December, A. u, 1921, or abide 10y the law
ln this behalf Harry ". De yaiingsr. Elsis
N. Cameron. Joshua Clayton, Admins
nsy.at-La~, Fikton, Md.
EOTfCE--Estate OF Eiizsbeth faron. de-
ceased, Notice is hereby given that letters
nero upon the estate of ELIZABETH Faron.
late of Wilmington hundred, deceaaed,
were duly granted unto Equitable Trust
Co. on the NTH day Of January. A. ID.
1921, and all persons Indebted 10 the said
d~csAsed are requested 10 make payment
10 the administrator r. Z. a. without delay,
and all persons having demands against
the deceased are required TO exhibit and
present the Same duly probafed 70 The said
1fth day Of January a, -. 1912 or abide
by the law in this behalf Equitsds Trust
Co, administrator c. Z. a. Address; VIII
ntpston. Del.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
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MERCHANDISE
Wanteu 10 t,uy

AUTOMOEtI.ks~- Wanted 100 uacd rars
We pay cash. Phone 900. kiel Motor Co,
DiAMoNDs--Wc VIII pay you tho hirhost
pricos. b. Kleitx 4 Bro. Co. ssth End
Market streets.
JuNk-lAt me buy your second ha pd
goods. Highest prices In DeauArs. H..
Sloan, ftd West street. Phone 7slt, 1870.
MOTORCYrLE wanted. 1920 Harley or
Indian without sidscar, VIII pay each.
Write q. Graddock, Richardson Park, Del.
OLD GOLD Have you ANY old gold or sill
Yer ] will buy IT, Miliard r. Davis, oil
". Second stre~l.
OLD sILVEK~-Can lie sold At ) higher
price now than Al any time I'm tho past II
you have old pieces which you care to dis
pose OF drop me line and ! viii come TO
see them. signed X, Box e70.
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EnR SALE

SUB URBAN PROpEPrTr.
1srshailtou, DEF g-roorn t,r4r, grst.s
y acre ~ land g0od garage o. sfss,le pri@s
81 300
klsnlfre Del, s-frorn hous~ prI~e 20 f<r
GORDON iL1isats uew stucco s.foafs hsIss
Price 81 900
900 BLOCK, Adams street 10 room hsBss
Price low for quick ssl<
HAMlL1ON'S
7O5 Madison street
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Rusinasa OrpoYtunifiaa

Business Opportunities %
kEsPONafBLE Philadelphia security house
distributing large Industrial issue seeks
connectlon with local broker or stock sales
man. for purpose establishing branch of.
nee surrounding territory: Issue highest
calibre and refnnding nature. Local store
In this territory with local manager as
surtnG cooperation, Issue covers manu-
featuring and retail neld. Permanent At
trncuvc offer to right party. Write fully
illt Stock Exchange Bldg. Philadelphia.
WANTFD-To take over tire store BY
large tire manufacturing corporation OPEN
Ing chain stores throughout country.
widely known tire. backed by local ad.
vertisinG campaign. ny Arrangement, pre-
sent owner can tie retained In MANAGERIAL
capacity. Address Postoffice BOX No. 1850,
philadelphia. Pa.
$50 A WEEK salary and commission 20 re-
liable local live wire business man To take
charge OF local branch of1ice 60 be opened
In your territory. Party must be wfdIy
known I'm surrounding territory. Per-
manent connection Write fully J. a.
Burns. 1893 Land Title BLDG. philadei-
phia, Pa.
RETIRED local business man to take full
charge OF new store To be opened locally
by large going corporation manufacturing
and distributing IT'S own products. Party
must be financially responsible. widely nc.
9uaintcd in surrounding territory. Ad-
dress A. steeiey. 1897 Walnut street
PhiisdolphIa PA.
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FOR SALE
2505 Washington street. modern. unto
oac> nome Price reasonable for quick sale
FOR SALE
SIS West Third street. IN good condition
FOR SALE
Dry goods store, doing good business.
FOR RENT
2 lo-roon house on West sixth street.
FOR RENT
Eight-soom house on West Third streek.
FOR RENT
Several second floor spaces on Mars~t
sstreet. suitable for any business
JAMES J. COHEN
$50 Market Street Phone 32-s "
Real Estate and General Insurance Broker
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erNnals
NoTICE-Typcwritin s02s du Pont Bids.

NoTICE-Typcwritins so2s du Pont Bids.
TIE pElAN ARE RAILROAD CO.. Dover.
Del December -. I92o-Thc annual meet
ing of the stock holders of the DelaWAns
kAiIroad 20 will toe held at the ofnce OF the
company IN Dover on Thursday l3th Gay oI
JauuaI., 1927, at IL O'Clock a. m. Tor the
election OF directors to serve the ensuing
wear and for the transaction OF other
business. ID. Nj. Wilson. secretary
Lost and Found ~
NRTDALT PUP-strayed in Concord
heights section. Phone 3541 W. hessra.-
BAc-RlAcs crochet. lost sunday evening"
al sixth and Market. Reward II returned
10 Every Evening Once. "
COLLIE DOG-Lost, eight months old.
Reward. so4 McCabe avenue Phone ossa ;:
GOLD kING-Ladys lost. on Friday;
single opal. in Steeis sc store. or from otn
10 sth and Market. or on Richardson farh
trolley Reward. Return 10 ii. l.. hoop,
700 Orange street.
MISS DAVIS, that was at s2e NORTH
Er.nsiin strert We have your handbag
And money lost in one OF our cars. L.
X T. TaU Co. 2osis French street
oNBRELLAs--F1ve. also lady's lace waist
Lost in our cars. l. y. l.. Taxi Co., 2uots
French street.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Coming Events

&O"lHk LNeHtS
JANUARY ., iy2I--Fraternai spirItn.aannin,' ",
Church, sunday. 7.3O y. M, Faen n~n ~,,
Messages by Mrs. Bishop. Services eo"
Quoted by Mrs Moore. -
JAN. n, lo2l-Society for the frevenuon
Of Cruelty to Children VIII hotu its 20
nual meeting Tuesday. January H. io''o
A M. at the Public buildlns ---.-
IAN Il. lg2l-NOtice. Mocha MICS SsNins ;
and building Loan Association ino al AZ
nuaI meeting of the Stockholders ol eniS S
association and an election OF omcers Aiu iu
directors TO serve for the ensuing year WI, it
br held at the Office OF the association ouu
Fellows Building. Tenth and Ming etreets'
ON Monday. January Il. leZl, f.So p NJ
&. NJ. Niurch, Jr., secretary
NOTICE of annual meeting. Wilminston;
Del January I, 1921. The regular annua,
meeting of the stockholders OF Secuii.!
trust and Safe Deposit Company VIII pe
held at the Office of the company ON
Tuesday January is, 1921. between 'ne
hours OF ~ so and o'clock. p. IN. l. l.
Maioney. treasurer.
.NQTICE-The annual meeting OF ths
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance 90 oi
the state OF Delaware. Will oe held az VIC tiie
Once of the company, NO SSS dAsss'
Atrcet Wilmington. Del. on MONDAY,
).nuary TO- 1921, at 10 clock. Q. M, ~
~ Anicn time an election for nVe mhhaeyhls
To serve three Years. viii be heid anu tno
premiums on all policies VIII be paSapie-
" iIliam n kOtnwell. Secretary .-
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HAMILTON'S
TO5 Madison street
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WHITE PINE CYPRESS
N. &. PINE CHESTNUT
YELLOW PINE POPLAR
FIR OAK
SPRUCE BIRCH
HEMBOCK MAPLE
Roofsn, sheAthins. F1oorinx Cy.
gner Shingles.
Houldinss and Wall Board
S. g. SIMMONS Il BROS. CO..
Front and Tstnall 5.roeu.
ID. n A. 26t Autonstio 2fhf
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Situations Wanted Female

MIDDLE-AGED LADY will take care of
children afternoons evenings for mothers
who wish to go out Phone 1922
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LINOTYPE OPERATOR ~ ExpERI-
ENCED. PERMANENT POSITION TO
son TO EVERY EVENING OFFICE.
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Phone IaSI ) W seventh St
Mortgages, Insurance. Notary Public.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles For Sale 81
BiCfCLEs-sl3 up. Tires. 81 20 np- Babv
carriage. soc. United supply Co. els
shipley street. open evenings.
UKNACEs--small. pipeless furnaces,
ton. Phone 364. Third and TatnalI streef.
HEATERs-several second hand rebuilt
heaters. Low price TO quick buyers s. q
Williams 4 Bro. Third aud Tatnall SITS
Phone 36s.
HEATERs-We sell the famous Empire
Pipeless Heaters. s. G. Williams Third
anu Tatnall streets. Phone 3os.
LUNCHEON sET-22-inch centre and sir
doilies, crochcted Very handsome Price
s2s. Marion Jones, 1908 ". Third 81
RUBBER RooFING-FoR SALE. GOOD
GRADE. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
ONLY ABOUT 400 ROLLS REMAIN
ING. s. G. WILLIAMS BRO. THIRD
AND TATNALL SITS. PHONE ses.
sINks-ThAt Will lessen the drudSery of
kitchen work are appreciated by the house
wife. Alfred A. Dorsey Phone 3S7.
Business and Office Equipment So
ELECTRIC sTGN-For sale. SIS One i
4 T.. check writer. $50. One x34 gas heat
er. SIS. Consolidated Motor Tire Co 207
West Eighth street.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

FOR sAl-F-Bill strickler's fast racer
susranteed SIS miles per hour. This ma
Sbine has won over Sl7OO IN prizes tnls
XeAr Not . nAmateur makesnft- but
-rrCe~xxsousl racing car. which mas been
Ses1tnped With starter and electric lights
FOR general use. will throttle down 70 10
,s3tes ns- hour Thanks sgiving Day this
- Insde . mile on the Harrington, Del.
aif-uile track. in one minute and four
oS-conds II YOU want something fast, with
Snecd lines 4 have it. $500 TO make quick
- thnnn ,.eninCS k4a4-M. city.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

Rooms and hoard "a
ROOMs-fu Furnished, with or without
board. 1920 NJ. Twenty second street.
ROOM AND BoAHD---Laree. double front
room. single beds for two young men
Phone s43i
WARRINGTON ST, 5ia--Eoom and board
All eonyeniences. Good location Phone
bt1a.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
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(BULLETINl

CROWN POINT, Ind, March Zl.-
The board Of county commissioners let
the A. M. Turner road in North town
ship today to James ]. Nedil of Whit
ing for $i9l $500. The Chas. Hen
derson road in Eagle Creek was let to
Johnson & Downey of Hammond for
$48. 5000.
The new road will branch from Sum
mer st. at Forsythe ave. and will go
north under the subway at l5Ist st.
This part of the road will be 20 feet
wide. From T. lst St it will be "a feet
wide and will continue to Kennedy
ave. 1t will be constructed of concrete
with depth Of 9 inches. and will have
a granite wearing surface. 1t Is thought
that the road will be of great benefit
to the people who travel between the
two cities. especially if amalgamation
is to become a reality.
The traffic on the present roads be-
tween che two cities will in all proba-
bility be confined to pleasure cars
while the new road will be used both
for pleasure and for trucks. thus re-
lieving the congestion and making the
present routes more pleasant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
FARMER SUES
MONON RAIL Way
Joseph Camp Objects to
Roads Pumping Station
on Little Calumet

The Monon railroad will have to Sc
lect a now site for its pumping sta
tion on the Little Calumet river If
Joseph Camp wins the suit which he
filed this morning in the Hammond
superior court.
Mr., Camp owns a tract os and com
prising over Il acres living cast of the
railroad right-of- way and north Of the
Little Calumet river At this point
q n railroad company maintains a
pumping plant fer supplying locomo-
tiyes with water. Power Is supplied
by an internal combustion engine US
ing kerosene as fuel.
The plaintiff saws that the exhaust
fumes from the engine are permitted
to settle over his land and that the
noxious vapors and fine particles OF oil
have rendered the SOIL unfit for culti-
vation He says 1t is discolored
stinkins and sour. Mr.. Camp figures
the rental depreciation, because OF the
damage done by the engine amounts
TO $1,000 lie. asks for 5000 damages
and W ants the railroad company per
potuaDy enjoined from maintaining a
pumping station ;here and from per-
mitting noxious vapors to flow on his
land. McAIeer. Dorsey & Gillett are
attorneys for the plaintiff.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
MOONSHINE
BLAMED FOR
ACCIDENT

Moonshine. Il was alleged. "a. ~
cause Of another accident yesterdav
afternoon when the motorcycles 81
longing 70 Charles Jusinas. ice house
number ?. Roby. and with John xono-
ruay. same address. riding in the side
car crashed into an electric light pole
200 feet west Of Lake avenue an IN
annapolis boulevard Konoruav re-
ceived bad cut in the head and hiz
face was lacerated Tho 1notorcvcle
vas badly damaged
The two men had been drtnkin= IN
South Chicago according to the Do
Ice and were returning to Robv AZ
2 nigh rate os speed when JIsinas iost
control r. the machine BY miracle
nf escaped unhurt beyond bad shak
ins up, and he was arra{Ened In the
Hammond police court thir morning
charged with driving motorcve3e
While intoxicated. lie was hned $40
and costs
konoruay was attended ~ Dr.
shimp az Whiting and then taken TO
81 Masgarets hospital in Hammond
It is thought that he viii recover.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

HOW He PUT
HESSWILLE ON MAP

Deputy MARSHAL Ernst ouentSsar o,
Hessville--you can tell hi1s riKht,away
by his staJ-was IN He11zuond TODAY
and dropped q bic oR iuEoFnaatson which
might prove Of vaius to Tho Hammond
police in coping with speeding motor
lists.
Here's how GusnEasr handles sh.
Smart Alecs who try 70 zip through his
domain at speeds contrary TO statute.
They used 20 bounce right through
town without Stacking a particle"
says Guenther. Z aIways carry ny
sun. OF course, and when tell EN- Il
halt tand they refuse to stop, stsrt
pumping lead $tter en- Some or them
stop then and some oS era don't.
Well, 7 hit on q plan that SCENE
to work pretty we'll. When a fellow
shows up and know he's making be-
ter time than he ought. I step out o
the side Of the road and keep my star
hid SO as he won't know I'm an officer
OF the law. When he gets close I BE-
gin 10 point my anger II his wheels
and act Ike I'm worried. He thin<s
he got a nat tire or something ana
stops. Then place him under arrest
They're getting so they know Hessvi,le
now and are slowing UP a little wien
they 80 through our town"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
WHITING
ROCKED BY
EXPLOSION
Armour Elevator Blast Does
Immense Damage In
Oil City


WHITING, Ind, March Civ hltlhS
was severely rocked on Saturday night
by the explosion at the Northwestern
Grain Elevator at 122nd street and
Terrence avenue South Chicago. The
city was in a tumult, for accompany
ing the shock was falling glass every
where Plate glass windows sun vs I'd
indeed and following tho excitement
Whiting looked a wreck Plate glass
windows in the stores of Harry Gordon
and sons, =. Setter Furniture Co.,
Gamer Insurance Co. Majestic Rec
taurant Dee Lite bakery. Whiting
News co. Miss Freel's millinery store.
Mcnamara Bros. grocery. Atkin and
Tharp grocery. and Harry Powers
Smoke shop ali suffered in the block
between Sheridan avenue and Oliver
street In additional the plate glass
window was broken in the Grocere-
terra the Whiting Savings & Loan as
soclation. tho Sloyak Dom. r. Gordon
an dSons In the next block, the a and
T. store. the post office, the public
school buildings. the Sacred Heart
school buildings, Central State Bank.
Spencer Smith Hardware and many
residents suffered greatly by loss Of
windows In their homes.
The work Of boarding up took clear
into the wee small hours and mer-
chants were indeed pleased to think
the threatened downpour Of rain he'd
off the way 1T did.
Robertsdaie also Jared very badly.
scores OF windows being blown oul
down there, the streets In both Whit
ing and Robertsdale being just Uttered
with glass causing many puncture Of
auto tires
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
WILL Be
BUILT IN
The LOOP
Construction On New Building
Is To Start May
First

Hammond Is 70 have real sky
acraper, the frame work OF which viii
soon begin creeping up toward the
heavens Plans are now being drawn
for an eight story modern hotel. -@aich
viii be located on the lot On Sibley
street just west OF the Lion store
furniture room, right in the heart of
the loop.
The promoters Of the project do not
care at this time to have ,heir names
published. but it Is known these men
are directly connected with one II
Hammond's biggest enterprises that Is
already helping to put this city On the
map.
The building viii have les foot
frontage by 80 feet deep. There viii
be one hundred nifty rooms with
grand lobby, cafe. barbershop and ali
tne trimmings that VIII place il On
part with the leading hotels of the
country.
Architect Williams of Chicago has
the plans practically completed and
states that construction viii start Nav
hrst
The investment VIII approximate l
million dollars and 1t is said viii Ia
the finest Of its kind anywhere il this
region outside OF Chicago. 1t repre-
sents one Of the biggest real estate d.
veiopments Hammond has ever seen
and will be the peer Of the regions
sl5yscrapers.
# forecasts q wide growth - Ham
mond's business district which is now
Sasping for space. Contiguous -
Hanmond's great theatre. the venture
forecasts rapid and wide expansion of
the territory around state and Hob
man The financing Of the new hotel
has been completed. 1t is said and With
the site already leased, it is not mat
ter Of conjecture. but q fact that
actual construction will begin prompt
ly as sceduled.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21

The popu alton by townships tnciNI-
ing tho cities and towns located in
them follows
Calumet including Grinith and
ward ] t. &c Gary, 55.79o
North including Hammond East
Chicago. Whiting. Munster Hessviie
and Highland sf743
Cedar Creek, including Lowell ASST.
Center. including crown Point, 431g
Eagle Greek 1oa
Hanover. 900.
Hobart including Aetna East Cary.
Hobart Sew Chicago and Ward l0 81
Gary, s621-
Ross 1.4io.
ST. john. including Dyer S. John
and Schereryillo, 1,7Ss
West Greek, including Schneider.
14S1
Winaeld. 757
Populations Of the four largest cities
By wards
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
(RuLLETINl

COURTHOUSE. WILLIAMSON. "
Va. March 2l.-Sid Hateld and hi
fifteen co-defendants in the Triggcl
trial were found not guilty by the jun
at II I:2I o'clock this morning.
Three minutes later. Judge Bailey
told the defendants to go back to tn,
county Jail. where they viii give bone
for their appearance IN court for The
indictments of numbering six other de.
tectiyes. Bailey arranged to allow the
sixteep men to go back to Matcwan on
the noon train.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
GUN FAILED
HIM AT LAST

Wiley Anderson, who lives in Chi
cago came down Saturday evening to
sec some of his friends in West Ham
mond- Wiley was armed. Before the
evening was over his friends had him
feeling pretty well and ne started tell
ing the world about the remarkable
gun which he packed
At 1890 o'clock Wiley decided he had
better head for nome. He vas wander
ing about the streets when a couple
ofs policemen collidcd with him. once
more he started to orate about his gun
and what he could 10 with It. They
hustled him of 70 jail and this morn
ing Judge Kowalski set him back $50
and costs for carrying concealed
weapons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
COL. RILEY HOME
FROM ABROAD

Col Waiter J. Riley of East CD
cSgo today returned from a nine-wea} s.
trip abroad that took him to Africa
to the borders Of Asia and through q
number Of European countries.
The East Chicago banker arrived
this morning from New York VIA ths
Twentieth Century. but he d.d not 81
to his Office. Tomorrow Col. Riley re-
sumcs work
During his stay abroad Col. Rrey
visited Gibraltar. Spain Morocco Al-
gters. Monaco. France. Egypt. Greco.
Ital. Switzerland. France nd EuN-
land He returned home via ths
Aquitania. which arrived in New Tor's
on SATURDAY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
BICYCLIST INJURED

Failing to observe the city ordinance
which restricts moving vehicles to
carry a light OF warning after dark.
cost an unknown bicyclist a wrecked
machine and some painful injuries.
According to Nick sstir a taxi driver
IN his report to the police. the accident
occurred near the Calumet river bridge
on Broadway, Apparently intoxicated
the bicyolist suddenly swerved the
wheel in front OF the taxi and he was
unable to avoid hitting ths man
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
SQUAD GETS MANY
OUT TOWN SPEEDERS

The Hammond motorcycle squad
found plenty Of speed law violators
over the week end. Felix Suorsl<i, 1895
Washington street. Gary; Carl Went
teren, South Bend; Harry Podjus. 42oI
Greenv!lle avenue, Chicago. and Mike
Gooliak. sea 151st street. East Chi
cago. each paid a fine OF IS and costs
IN the city court this morning. Steve
Colak. ESQ Ewing avenue. South Chi
caEo. was charged with making As
miles per hour on Indianapolis boule-
ward. Steve wanted to bet that HIS
machine wouldn't do over 80. but ad-
n7itted going that fast. Judge Klotz
fined him a dollar mile. which with
costs amounted to s45, Just five dol
lars less than the sum he wanted TO
bet on his car
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
ACCUSE PASTOR OF
VIOLATING MANN ACT

NEWARK. Y. j. March 31-Re,
Cornelius Densel former pastor ot tae
First Netherlands church of Passalc. \.
j.. pleaded not guilty TODAY wher at
raigned IN federal court under an IN
dictment charging violation Of the
Mann white slave act
Bail Of 5000 fixed when he was a.
rested. was continued by Federal
Judge Charles Lynch. Rev. Densel
who has a large family. eloped 10 New
York. it IS charged, with one Of his
Young women parishioners. The trial
is expected to be held neat month
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
new EIGHT STORY HOTEL BUILDING FOR HAMMOND
PERHAPS 1T WILL SPREAD

INTERNATIONAL NEWS ssRWcEr
LEAVENWORTH. Ind. March
2l.-The wearing Of scanty attire
in public has been prohibited in this
Ohio river village by an ordinance
adopted by the town board.
ANY person more than fourteen
years Of age who appears on the
street attired in a garment which
exposes the arms. shoulders or legs
is to be fined. under the terms Of the
ordinance. from S. to SIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
% KILLED IN
RIOTING IN IRELAND
BY DANIEL o'coNNELL

DUBLIN. March 2f-Tyventv- nfne
persons are known % have been killed
in the oloodiest week end ID ireland
since the present campaign" began. ii
= probable. The death list viii reach
rnuch higher since both sides-the Sim
Feiners ard Crown forces-are con-
ceaiing their casualties Il was de-
clarsd in some quarters today that
deaths may have totaIed nearly So. IN
addition to the dead, SCORES we're in
1cred.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-21
AUTHENTIC
CENSUS FIGURES

Copies or the bulletin issued by .he
Bureau of Census show ms urban and
rural populations of Indiana have been
received N Hammond. II is the frst
complete report showing the popula-
tion Of townships towns. cities and
wards az cities over 5000 All Of the
figures are official, having been check
ed and corrected.
Lake countys population now given
as 159.957 represents a gain Of So over
the drst figures announced. The popu-
lation in 1910 was s2,s6i. OF the total
population, 1915 live in cities or
towns while 1871 live in rural dis
trictes The rural population per
square mile is 32.1.
Following are the latest census fig
ures on cities and towns Of the county: