The Lake County times. [volume], May 06, 1922, SATURDAY AND WEEKLY EDITION, Page Page Five, Image 5

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E.CHICAGO BOARD
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
When the liast Chicago board of
education gees Into session next
Wednesday tvenlne they will be
xpectea to pass upon many lmport-
nt tr.inss.
-jnore these will be the appolnt-
r.gtoa HiiTh school; making pre
liminary' plans fnr remodeling the
No
Charge!
for
Some
17- 1 C
ivinas or
Service on
All Kinds
of
Batteries
There are a lot of
things we do here at no
charge, without regard
to whether your bat
tery is a Willard or not.
There are other things,
such as repairs, recharging
and so on, that we have to
charge for, but even with
them we throw in a good
measure of service that we
never ask you to pay for.
We're Battery Head
quarters and we give the
same careful attention to
all makes of batteries.
Come in, and get ac
quainted. ELECTRIC SERVICE STATION
717 So. Hohman St.
Telephone Hammond 554
Representing
Willard Storage
Batteries
Catch
This
More
50
From Your Shoe Soles
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF HAMMOND :
We beg to announce to the people of Hammond that
we have opened one of the finest Shoe Repair Shops in Lake
County. We employ only the best workmen and use only
the best material on the market today. We have cut our
prices down to a pre-war basis, but are giving the same
service as before. We believe in a large volume of busi
ness with a small margin of profit. We charge only one
price -
75c for Ladies' and Men's
Half Soles Sewed
sewed, with children's priced accordingly, and 35c for any
make of rubber heels. We do not advertise these prices to
get you in our shop and then tell you it will cost you more
if you want the best grade of material. But we give the
best that money can buy.
All our work is done on a money-back guarantee; if
you are not satisfied with our work or can prove that we
use anything but the best materia, we will cheerfully refund
your money. Give us a trial, we do work while you wait.
Open Week Days from 7:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M.
Saturdays from 7:30 A. M. to 9:00 P. M.
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hampion Shoe
1D20.F Company
FRANK YEAGER, Manager
542 North Hohman St., Hammond
Ing: the appointments 'of teachers in
the East Chicago and Indiana Har
bor schools for the ensuing: school
term; taking: under advisement the
adopting: of changes In the school
system; and making; transfers in
the teaching: staff.
NEW APPOINTMENTS
The new appointment to be made
at this time will be a principal for
the head of Washington High school
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Professor H. H. Clark. Ac
cording to members of the school
board, the man to fill this position
has been chosen. However, his
name is being: withheld till nevt"
Wednesday evening:, when the ap
pointment will be officially made.
The creating of additional depart
ments in tho East Chicago school
lystem has made two recent ap
pointments necessary. These, have
already been made, according, to
Superintendent of Schools E. N. Ca
nine. R. W. Ballard will take charge
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and old C. C. & St. L tracks,
through Forest Preserve. Come
out and pick wild flowers.
WM. J. KELLER, Owner
FRANK J. WACHEWICZ
Agent
Important
Message
Mileage
of visional education. This Includes
the showing of a series of educa
tional films, slides and opaques.
The other extra department, of
which A. C. Senour has been select
ed as head. Is Tests and Measure.
Based upon the psychological tests
given to men in the IJnlted Stales
armies, the purpose of this depart
ment will be to determine the men
tal capacity of a student and en
deavor to make the work fit the
child. These two departments will
be put into effect starting, with the
next school term.
REMODEL HARRISON SCHOOL
Preliminary plans for the remod
eling of Benjamin Harrison school
are expected to be drafted when the
school board meets next week. The
work is to Include installing of a
new heating system, laying of new
floors, installing new plumbing
equipment, making interior decora
tions and rewiring the building.
This work is estimated to co3t
110,000.
The ordinance appropriating $800.
000 for the construction of a new
school building proposed to be lo
cated Just south of Tod Park as
planned by the board of education
some time a 50. Is said to have been
shelved. This for several reasons.
Members of the board have Intimat
ed, however, that this fall, probably
in August, the appropriation for the
proposed school would be passed.
GIRL SHQ
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BY LOVER
IS DEAD
Another homicide was added to
the list of murders on the books of
Coroner E. E. Evans of Gary yes
terday. Unconscious most- of the time
since she was shot by Frank Wag
oner, 26 years old, her sweetheart,
a week ago when her parents re
fused his proposal to marry the
daughter, pretty 15-year-old Sofia
Kovoclch died at the Mercy hospital
id Gary.
"Why did he shoot me," is about
the only words she spoke to her
parents, who have been constantly
at her bedside since the tragedy a
week ago. After firing five shots
Into the breast of the girl. Wagoner
calmly reloaded the revolver and
fired three shots Into his own body.
He died instantly.
Worry over the parents refusing
to let him marry their daughter .s
believed to have been the motive
for the suicide and murder. Wag
oner, it is said, had been a persist
ant admirer for months, but the
hild lover cared little for him.
When Wagoner asked for the
aughter's hand In marriage, the
irents told him the girl was too
oung and for him to wait a while
ntll she finished her schooling and
education.
A week ago Wagoner made his
last visit to the house. Sofia and
her mother were washing dishes at
the time, the father pnd a boarder
haying left a short time before to
go to their work in the mills.
Wagoner asked to speak to her
privately and followed Sofia into
the pantry of the home. Once in
side, he closed the door. A few
seconds later the mother heard the
shots, Soflia, although wounded
five times, was able to reach the
door.
She Joined her parents In America,
eight months ago.
SENCHOK'S WIFE
ADDED FOR A. D.
'TIXG, Ind.. May 6 William
s, arrested by Officers Wag
d Hall on charge of Intoxlca
was found guilty and lined
Russell J. McCarty, booked on
Hot
HUBBY
Attached to your Range Boiler
always handy to use
$10-Tank Water Heater-$l(tf
DOWN
EAST CHICAGO
FORMER SENATOR
INS NOMINATION
OVER INCUMBENT
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boTe, former Senator Jbirt
Beveridge; below, Samoe) R
ston. Democratic nominae for '
S. senator.
The outcome of the aenatori
rimary fieht In Indiana has serve.
; blanket Washington's r;.jru!o
Republican colony in gloom. Ai
ministration opponents profess t
see in the defeat of Senator Harry
S. New. friend and defender of
President Harding, by former Sen
ator Albert J. Beveridge, an indict
ment of tha Harding administra
tion and an omen of victory for
themselves in the fall elections
Samuel Ralston was river: tbt
Democratic nomination and op
tnw Beveridr in November.
the same charge, was found not
guilty and was discharged.
Alex. Senchak and Frank Vargo
were arrested by Officers Saltsman,
Brown and Assenhlemer on the com
plaint of Senohak"s wife, Elizabeth,
who charged the above two with
assault and battery at 405 Steeber
street. They were both placed
under bonds to be arraigned in city
courts.
POLICE MAKE THREE RAIDS
John Gazdick. who was arrested
by Sergeant Eenak on a warrant
sworn out by Sergeant Girard for
violating the liquor law in his place
of business at 615 121-st street was
found guilty and find $130.00
Andrew Sabo was arrested for
selling l.quor in his place of busi
ness at 405 Stleber street by Offi
cers Saltsman, Assenheimer, Brown
and Vidovich, on a warrant issued
by city Judge. His case was con
tinued until today.
Joe Mlhal was also arrested on
the charge of violating the liquor
law at 215 119th street. Upon in
vestigation Officers Nizcolkivich,
Wagner. Wawizyniak and . Hall
found the following; One 25 gal
lon still iflve gallons of moonshine
whiskey, 70 gallons of mash, 25
pounds of sugar and three sacks
barley. $1,000 balled was secured
by John Klem and Anton Zerencrh.
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The circulating Tank Water Heater op
erates very cheaply. It burns gas the
clean, cheap, trouble-free fuel. Abso
lutely no dirt or bother. It will give
you more hot water for every penny's
worth of fuel than you have ever had
before. The fuel cost stops when you
turn off the gas.
Quick and Easy to Operate
This heater furnishes a quick, easy
method of getting hot water. All you
have to do is light the gas. There is no
fuel to carry, no fire to build, no ashes
to remove, nothing to watch or care for.
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25 foot heavy seamless copper tubing' coils brazed, In brass mani
folds. Coils wound with reverse grade Better circulation. .
SUPERIOR DESIGN AND FINISH.
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Northern Indiana
Gas and Electric Company
HAMMOND
MID-WEST AIR-LINE-PLANNED
FOR MAY I1
Giant Craft Make Trips
Between Chicago and
Kansas City.
(STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE!
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April Air
plaine passenger transportation be
tween Chicago, St. Louis and Kan
sas City the first commercial air
ship line in the Middle West will
be an established fact by May 1.
promoters of the Aerial Navigation
Company, as the new commercial
airship company will be .known,
have announced.
The giant ship to be used by this
commercial air line is a tandem
trlplane. It will frave a capacity of
thirty passengers and will have
smaking and baggage compart
ments. When loaded to full capa
city the monster of the air will
weight 14.000 pounds.
The entire framework of the ship
already has been campleted. A. H.
Bernier. designer of the DeHavi-
land-4 type plane, which has been
used extensively by the United
States Government, Is superintend
ing the construction of the gigantlo
craft. He says it is a matter of only
a short time before the ship is com
pleted. The craft has shown a perfect
test with a six-foot mode; in an air
tunnel. It is equipped with two 450-
horsepower Liberty motors and, ac
cording to mechanics, has a maxi
mum speed of 125 miles an hour,
The schedule from here" to Chicago
calls, for five hours' flying time
while the trip from here to St. Louis
calls for three hours In the air.
A"he corporation is planning to
charge Just twice the fare for aerial
transportation tha.t the railroads
charge per mile. Thus an airtrip to
Chicago from Kansas City will cost
the passenger approximately 40.
The airplane cabin is 8 feet 9
Inches wide by 42 feet long.
MARKET CLOSES STROXG
f INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICEl
NEW YORK, May. b. 1'he stock
market closed strong today, many
Issues were in urgent demand In the
late dealings and sold at new ngh
records for the year. U. S. Steel
rose over one point to 9 and Va
nadium rose over four points to
47. A number of specialties were
active and strong. Julius Kayser
new stock advanced over four
points to 45 . and Bayuk Brothers
rose 7J points to 83. Mexican Pe
troleum after selling at 128. rose
to 1309i.
The railroad Issues , also were
strong. ,
Government bonds unchanged;
railway and other bonds strong.
NEW YORK STOCKS CLOSE
Allis Chalmers . 4874
American Steel Foundry ...... 394
American Tel. and Tel. .......122)4
Baldwin Locomotive ..118
Bethlehem Steel B ........... 79
Chesapeake and Ohio 65
Chicago and Northwestern ... 75
Colorado Fuel 34 14
Go to the
DE LUXE
Theatre
And laugh and see the most
wonderful picture Mary
Pickfotd has ever appeared
in.
DOWN
INDIANA HARBOR
MS
Corn. Prod acts , , Z.Zl . 102
Crucible Steel 6
General Motors 12
Lackawanna Steel 60
.Lehigh Valley 62 V4
Mexican Petroleum 130
Mldvale Steel 3
New Tork Central 904
Northern Pacific 77
Pure Oil 33
Railway Steal Springs 101
Reading 78
Republic Iron and Steel 66
Studebaker 120
Texas Co 4
U. S. Steel 89
Westinghouse 68 Ti
Willys Overland 8
Sinclair Oil 33
CHICAGO CASH CHAIS
WHEAT No. 2 red $1.37; No. 2
hard winter $1.37 1.374.
CORN No. 2 mixed 62 62ic; No.
2 white 62c; No. 2 yellow 6262c;
No. 3 mixed, 61461V4c; No. 3
white 62c; No.3 yellow 6162c;
No. 4 white 60ic; No. 4 yellow 60
61e.
OATS No. 2 white 40Vl41c;
No. 3 white 384394c; No. 4 white
37 39c.
TOLEDO SEED CLOSE
CLOVER Cash $13.75; Oct. 11.60.
ALSIKE Cash 11,00; August $11.
TIMOTHY Cash $3.10; May 3.10;
Sept. $3.50; Oct. $3.35.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
HOGS Peceipts 6,000. Market
mostly 610c higher. Bulk $10.15
10.70. Top $10.75. Heavy weight
$10,3010.50; medium weight $10.45
10.75; light weight $10.6510.75.
CATTLE Receipts 1.000.
SHEEP Receipts 2,000.
SOrTH OMAHA LIVE STOCK
HOGS Receipts 8.000. Market
steady to uneven. Bulk $10.00 W
10.25. Top $10.35.
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This U one of th 18 boa-
tiful Brunswick models
from which members of
Mother's Day C&i may
choose,
$750
Cleaned and Pressed jfP? O
Work Called for and Delivered A
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CATTLE Receipts 100. Market,
compared with week ago, yearlings
and lightweights beof steers weak
to 15c lower; others 20035c lower;
she stock strong to 25c higher; mull
25c higher; veals 2576c higher;
stockers and feeders steady.
SHEEP Receipts 1,600. Market
compared with week ago. spring
lambs 50 75c lower; clipped lambs
25 50c lower; sheep and -feeders
25c lower.
EAST ST. LOT. IS LIVE STOCK
CATTLE Receipts 600. Market
steady. Native beef steers $8,60 3)
9.10; yearling steers and heifers 8.50
9.15; cows $3.006.75.
HOGS Receipts 5,000, Market
1015c higher. Mixed and butchers
$10.75(10.85; b ooaedhvies SHRDLTJ
$10.7510.83; good heavies $10.65
10.80; roughs $8.909.15. Bulk
$10.7510.80.
SHEEP Receipts 200. Market
steady. Mutton ewes $8.00g'9.00;
lambs $13.00(S?13.75; canners and
choppers $2.004.50.
SIOUX CITY UVE STOCK
HOGS Receipts 4.600. Market
Men of Hammond If You Are Without a Church Home Come to
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. J. C. Oranger, Pastor Sibley Street Just East of Oakley
TOMORROW MORNING AT 9:45 O'CLOCK
The Men's Brotherhood Class
Morse Dell Plain, Pres.
Extend You a Hearty Welcome
Subject for Discussion:
"IS UNIVERSAL PEACE
POSSIBLE?"
WE WILL BE
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IN , AN1
Binswick Mother's Day QuB
Give a Brunswick to Mother, gift card attached, and an ap - -3
on Mothers Day her day. propriate selection of records.
Mother's Day Club plan
makes this easy.
Join now and on
Mother s Day
May 14th we
will deliver the
surprise with a Mother's Day Club Plan.
Wyman Piano Company
R. H. REID.MNGR.
525 Hohman Street
10c Ihlgher. Range $9.00 10.35.
Bulk $10.104110.25. T .
CATTLE Receipts 800. Mark j!
sieaay, compared nn mts rn.no.
steers, steady to a shade lower;
butchers steady to 25c higher; veal.
2550c higher; stockers 25c higher ti
SHEEP None. ' ; r" 8
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163 State St
Est. 1889.
Regular Church Services at
11 A. M. and 7:30 P.M.
Morning Topic:
"THE UNENDING ROAD"
Evening Topic:
"A WISE MAN'S MESSAGE"
EXPECTING YOU
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A Brunswick is the one gift to
afford pleasure the year 'round :
to every member of the family.
Eighteen beautiful models to
select from. Come in now and
ask us about the Brunswick
Hammond, Ind