Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 17, Hammond, Lake County, 5 May 1917 — Page 4
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No. 42. PUBLISHED STATEMENT TRUST COMPANY
PETER W. MEYN, President. JOSEPH W. WEIS, Vice President.
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FOURTH U. S. GRANT ENLISTS FOR WAR
W. C. BELMAN, Secretary. W. C. BELMAN, Treasurer.
CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
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at Hammond, in the State of Indiana, at ths close of its business on May 1st, 1917.
RESOURCES.
1. Loans and Discounts SGI ,577.54 2. Overdrafts ono 3. Bonds and Stocks 72,50(5.78 4. Premiums Paid on Bonds None 5. Company's Buildiiis None G. Furniture and Fixtures None 7. Other Real Estate 5,517.3.2 8. Advances to Estates and Trusts. . 41.27 ). Due from Departments 24,33G.78 10. Due from Banks and Trust Cos. , 107,267.85 11. Cash on Hand 61,587..): 12. Cash Items : 14,309.00 13. Cash Short . : N'one 14. Trust Securities None 15. Taxes and Interest Paid 1,632.92 Total Resources ?1,148,777.40
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LIABILITIES. Capital Sto'-k paid in Surplus ." Undivided Profits Net Dividends Unpaid ,. . . . Interest, Discount and Other Earnings Demand Deposits, Except Banks. Savings Deposits, Except Banks.. Trust Deposits, Except Banks. . . . Special Deposits, Except Banks. . . Certified Checks Due to Banks and Trust Co.'s. . . . Due Departments Premium Reserve on Bonds Cash Over Trust Investments Bills Payable Other Liabilities
ru. loO.uo 5o,ooaoo 961.14 None : 1,390.91 430.055.K6 491,293.26 21,509.49 None . 1,173.99 19,734.07 80.658.6S None None None None No'ne
MI.S MI-VKIIS. M ss Naomi A. Mryers if AdinM ftrcel, has ;onp to Shprryville, In... for a few weeks' visit with Mr. an. I Mrs Norman Colo, who were former residents. mis pot Kit. Mis? Maude Pi-tcrs. assistant librar-
Ian hire, who has been ill al her home j , at Cirrlev ilW.', Ohio, for sometime, is i
reported as piou.lv improving-. Mi.is
f'tfrs will not return to her j.ositiorr lirr ' until next f a U.
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whom since the traffic events of I)f.i:tinbr the nation has once and for all severed every tie. 1 congratulate you on your remolve. to jevote your strength to file noble task undertaken by the L'nited States. In your distinguished president'B stirring and Inspiring declaration, delining: America's aims in the war, the Star Spangled Banner has heroine tl symbol of humanity purest ideal. Devotion lo such a -uu.se is .lencefortli the duty and privilege of every free man. 1 am convinced that the Greeks of the l'nited States, imbued with this conception, will succeed in winning the active and highly valued sympathy of the great Anier-
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and Mrs. Millat-one of AUiins fliiry, announce tie birth of a
fryandnon which was borr- to their son, Dr. am Mis- Henry Millntone at the
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TO lATKItTHV. Mrs. Harry (ieolieftan of J street, will entertain the!
Mr. and Kllswct(f.li
Amhri'lsc club at their home this eveningTO IIT MSTEH. Mr. and Mrs. K. Rosin, 429 Jefferson
street, and Iiav'e Hosin, will be ytuests iSuiKiay of Mrs. Hosin's sister and huaj band, .ludxe and Mrs. Shapiro of "hlcapo Heights.
Total Liabilities 1,148,777.40
PETER W. MEYN W. C. BELMAN A. M. "TURNER State of Indiana,
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JOSEPH W. WEIS FRANK S. EETZ
OUR DIRECTORS:
JOHN N. BECKMAN ALBERT MAACK
County of Lake, ss: Alevn. President of
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OTTO DUELKE JULIUS H. MEYN DAVID T. EMERY
to before me,
Lake Count v Savings & Trust Co., Hammond, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. PKTEP YV. MEYN.
Subscribed and sworn
this 5th day of May, 1917. YV. F MASIIINO, Notary Pub lie.' My commission expires Dec. 19, 1917.
i MMHI. PRT COWKMIin. 1 ' M. T". Cieberman, Twenty-second VJiIavenue and lruady, left lart even- . j i r for New York to attend a sptc'al j convention cf the socialist labor party, (ifr i which convenes tomorrow. Mr. Jjieh"'jiernian is a delegate from Gary. He will
! SWITCHMAN'S i SKULL FRACTURED ! AT VOLF LAKE i Kraiik Kyan. 21 years old. unmarried. jD12:; Uurlcy avenue, i switchman einI ployed by the !:. & O. K. II.. fell from the top of a o car whil" at work at I thf yard? St AVolf I.ake. lnd.. last niht.
and sustained n fracture of the skull and probabl internal injuries. He was
d to the Mercy hospital and his
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U. S. Grant IV. in uniform.
U. S. Grant IV, grandson of President Grant, has enlisted as a private in Company H of Jhe Seventh repriment, New York national guard. He is twenty-three years old and was born at San Die?o, Cal. His father is U. S. Grant III, a retired lawyer of that city. The fourth Grant to bear the famous name was graduated from Harvard in 1915, and has been employed in the offices cf J. P. Morgan & Co., the New York bankers. L. S. Grant III is a son of the late Major lieneral Frederick Dene Grant
Gary authorities did not book th name of I'aul Mandel, 2431 JerTerson str-ift. on the city court docket today as Chief of Vol ice Forhis decided to li'dd the man for tho department of justice. Mandel. who Is a blacksmith by occupation, is a Hungarian and is stated not to have become naturalned. MaiKb. il was arrested at V lion depot
I yesterday by Sergt. Hover and Officer i Wytow yihile a 3ary crowd nas sivins j a six-niir.ute demorstraiton to tleneral
.1 off re nnd party. "America was oelns plajed and H is alk-Kcd Mancel refused to remove hi? hat when requested lo d" so by severs! citizeps. It is also said he declared himself to be a German and sluriitiBly referred to tbe flas. Quick p.ctiort on the part of the police saved Matidel from a mauling at thi hands of art ansrry group of men. Mandel tried to escape, the police saHJ. but w.i:i:aught after a chase.
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Statement subject to correction of facts concerning United States Liberty Loan of 1917, $2,000,000,000
to handle without
Subscriptions for which we sha.1 be pleased charge. Dated July 1, 1317. Interest rate Z$'Interest payable January l and July 1Coupon or registeretl form. Subscription books close June 15.
Delivery about July 1. Convertible into higher-rate bonds if issued. Individuals without funds available may enter their subscriptions thru uh by paying one-tenth in cash and the balance in ine monthly installments. If you do not. 'phone or wire your inquiry at our expense kindly mail the following order.
perior co;:rt today ruled that extradi
tion papers from the yovrnor of Illi
nois for the custody of John Kossel, Jr., an official of the American Brick Company, were illegally drawn. Kossel had been arrested on a child a bandoament charge. Th court ordered the prisoner free on the grounds that me extradition papers wert not accompanied by an indictment charge and neither were they sworn to before a magistrate. " It is not necessary to have an indictment charge when sworn to before a mag
istrate. In tlUs case the papers were sworn to before a clerk. Lossel was defended by Attorney Clarence Bretsch. i When Kossel attempted to kiss his I children in court his former wife, Mrs. .Selma Kossel. 9-22 Houston avenue, .South Chicago, pushed him aside. Doseoi walked out of the court a free man.
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, result jt would be r.;il)lf for S,.Vhi.h.m I ! worth of securities now issued. In the 1 i - j 1 event of there bems no record con- j
JOFFRE ASKS MANY ! QUEST1QNSJBQUT GARY Marshal of France Quizzes j Mayor for an Hour About the Steel Mills.
property holders the city
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Major Johnson of Gary, who yesterday welcomed Marshal Joffre nnd mt;s1k rs of the French mission in behalf ol"
would fali upon the steel corporation as the principal tux payer. It would also mean lhat properly owners who have paid their assesmer.ts in full would have to pay their share for other taxpayers.
SOCIAL SESSION
Lake County Savings xnd Trust Company Hammond, Indiana. , Kindly enter our order for Libcrt'y War Loan .! Denomination "We will pay as follow?
Signed
FOR LEAGUE
Instead of the regular business meeting at the library, members of the Catholic Woman's league will hold a social session at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. May R. The affair will be at K. C. hall. Sixth avenue and Massachusetts street.
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GARY TAX BOOKS J IMPERILED BY FIRE I'.ary tax and special assessment
books have no repository tnat protects them from Pre and as a result should they be lost by this means . The council has been asked to provide a steel closet for the safe, but the request lias been refused. Would lilt Mrel Company. Should the records become lost the
ANNUAL DEDICATED TO JACK GILROY The "K." annual snapazin" of f.merson high school, Gary, was sent to the printers today for puhlicalimi 'f Sn copies. Through the c (Torts of Poniard S.old. editor-in-chief, the annual will set a precedent over any other published by the school. It will ('"iil.'iin 15j pacs of artistic oesi-riiine: and printed matter, which was furnish d entirely by the students. Szold did the prcitFr part of the carlonninc and ui'oii hioi falls the honor of putting forth the best reading and appearincr vol it mo ever published by students of the school. The annuM is dedicated to Jack Cilroy. athletic advisor of ;;iry school for years, who lias rcsiane.l to take position with the I-uluth. Minn., schools.
cago with them on the state department's spetial train, was plied with many questions by the hero of the Mam e. The mayor today said that Marshal Joffre was particularly Interested in the steel mills. He asked questions concerning: the output, whether the steel corpora' ion controlled all of them, an 1 what effect Oary was bavins' on the I'itshurph district. "I also had an interesting con.crsa-. tion with Marshal Joffre's Vid." said the mayo-. The aid acted as interrreter. Johrson also talked with the Marquis Kc Chambrun, great grandson of General Lafayette and with Breckin-
! bridge I.crng, assistant secretary of j state. I Marshal Joffre also noted the mills at Indiana Harbor and the oil refineries ! at WhitinR and asked rrany questions ! concernig those places.
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GREEKS HEAR FROM VENIZEL0S Greeks in th- Calumet rrlon are much pleased to he advised that Venizelos. their idol, encourages the Greeks of America to support American democratic idels as symbolized by the flaR. His message is as follows: You have expressed the unanimous sentimel of all liberal Greeks In repudiaiirc the kins;, with
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We haie a liraircd supply of Salvarsannd Ncosalvarsan which we offer for JiS 00 a shot, 'hospital fee included) Wssserman and Other Blood Tests M2de bj Experts APPLY SANITARIUM TREATMENT ROOMS A. REYNOLDS, M 3031 L S2r,d St. rhona to. Chi. 2126. II'JIH UICMO. ILL
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