Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 187, Hammond, Lake County, 27 January 1921 — Page 1

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Present Rales Not Providing Roads With Guaranteed Six Per Cent i "Tr , nnrAuO. Jan ; ; . concerted r:o- cinor.t on the part of the loading n-oaus of the country to reduce the -.. rep of employ fa is under v. o v today. uih'--rity for the wge rod-iet.oirs vB 1. Aod of tho Oiitcd spat railway : ;!vr -ci.c ho-rd within t! ' trct : tarty rxr. it t '.earned from : re!. able s. nice. The 'r.i f.tiv. to war a ooojutrntivc ee-U-ii! ..u the prr'.'of the lendin a ra-.ivvoy nil! be discus-cu itTc. iomorv, -.,h-n i-..T..n- of the i-.bor com-.-. : toe of the A mr riean ..--f.ieiu.lior of ;:?:;.v3,' r.se.-m -- r-..-.--omh;.-. This .nini'Tc -.;'. t tll.sruss thv amount or .,- retii'jr.'ii to he aehed a: i Jay the i .ini for jaujt action by pracLcai r l ft" the reads. B' jdence that present raiir.-.ad rate:srs not rro:-iii;g the rati rod .J' with suffi. it.' in. uT.e t.i earn tho sis '"'' cent. tiara r.tao by the Cun:'oii;:-?'h law will be iatd V. fere the lailway "'a; bt ,!r0. The railva;.- c cca I i . e al? w ,11 contend that rates are tt.-v. as high o v business can be expecte-J to boa- are 'iat oi-tTsttPS f'Tcis h.a-.c been rrdiue? to . mliiinium consistent with TvJb!ii "afct. The only a'.teri.ati'. e remainef. the Keilroad Kxeeu f. -es v. o:t. end 1s to red'jee csreuscs hy vutung wasros. AmoriK tV:c members of the for. nnttr' hat vtll methrc tomorrow nrc At frbury. of the l'ennsylvania: M. I- lk-h ,.f the" Uock Istand and E. i:. Uorais. o: th T.cHish Valley. "aS'!3 Increases of arrroxlir.ateiy ,-er cent, have bcfn glvrn raituay tvovk- . rs since tho AdiM.n tit 'U h. ur ha I.eam effecttv. The t I way txulives declare and ; increase. thr . .intend. Iiv accounted for. jiearly f.vt -.birds of the Increase thai hn-s l-ccn . cmpiished in the operating cxrcneE oi Vtsorous opit'sttien to ihe rropos-a' c.r tbe railway heads l expected from V, leader? of th various railway b-otherltoodf and from ths ratik and iii' ,.f the men. That a. deadlock of scriou; rv portion looms if tho pa of ih loads is srantc-rt by th-a -!r!lcs that woitld paralyze the transrr'.ation 5;.---m of fan eourtrv as a protest a?aiifi v.- ff redactions is not ;iscour.tcd wbser.e- ef the situation. IH IEAIS LADOGA lADOOA. In.:h. Jan. n.-Tlte A". h;tr5 high sch-D iha-htbs'.l team ot"-n-ty ;js down?tato mur with a, victory iere last night "'-"er the T.ado?a htgrh school team. Tiv score was 31 to Z?. t.aat night's game waa a. 'fast one and witressaJ rmt r.ni;'a playing. ! .p.dosa's m-?r .' re us jally t'e offend -r in the rongit'ny both liurK and :--ov.-cil w- re Ir.ju; out it is tlio--;pht rt, i-.- win be a'o,,- 'o he in t h r- gajne at fa'freenf a? t i tod-; h' to well played tli lyliar ajanie of th. vn:ng. hossiii? the majority o , tl habitcts for the visitors. r.urs; was srreat at forward end ?eejdl at guard was on the job -..11 the final whistle. This aftcrno"-i the traveler? play at ;rencastle; ton.rlit at India.napOiis and tomorrow a. I. a pel. BAD FIRE A' JIAN QilflDQ 111 nut 0 CHICAGO. ' Jsn "7. Damage e--n-mated at $:f..O0.i nas caused by fire which attacked the repair ;hcp of the Pullman company Ik r trdav. ,n in1 . ft.t igat )cn to del'rtritie if the fire was of incendiary oncin w;iji li-crun after fficiaJs of th" plant had de..r:r-d ri rpo was at v.-'-rk in t!ie fhop wlKn the fire brolte out. FORMER SCHLITZ BREWER DEAD CHICAGO. Jan. 27. Funeral services fT Edward G- Cihlein. former ;ce preaident of th" fteh'itz Brewing com-pan?-, president of the Chicago Il'rt'titurai ac-iety and oner a member of the West Par!? board, v.-jp hehl tomorrow afternoon at "t.io o'clock a; Mr Vihlein's 1 s ; rcstdene-. L'tei p.rce avenue, it was atir.- 'mccd trniay. Friends w!'l attend the home seri -es, hut th" burial, which mi'1 be at ih Forest home, a ii! be private. The leec. Budolpii John will officiate. Death of Mrs. Grunewald Mrs. Frank Greenewald lie? Helen Fonasch. 5') Bo-i.-e ,-tll avenu-. who na taken to .r Margaret hospital last Fridav to .ubT.it to an operation, rlsd tii.s moniins ted 26. A nitth.-r. father end hu hand fir1. .e hf r. The f ,Uit.r 1 w.il take place on Saturday ir.ornins from St. Jcsep.i's chiteli a? S t-VlocV, .

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.TOIBN JOHNSON has gone to Boone! cry. n tj 1:01 tor a v t ck. bbthfb ur.iTif of l.artnc was looking the to .v n over veslcrday. .It t. I B Ba . tt has a new ttcr.ograrhcr Mi.-s Hu' ah 8iw inkendorf, of Yaipt? raiso. Tl!r. town i? fill! of travel ins salesmen with summer and fa'! stacks to ditpOSC of. TIIK latest i" that the dry agents are zov.:z to raid places whore alcoholic t medical prr para t ior.a arc sold. I . , - P. r. AMES as nt) from Crarfor4sil'.c the other day siting itli his old friTd und tendins' cuuit at Crown rcin r. r.L'MOr. has it tint Theodore IC'iots. present, ir.cuniheiit of th city judgeship, wili be a candid.-it for re-election on iho H'c lr.oci a Li e ticket. Ol-'l'IClf: John c'i.rnj of West Hammo;.. I report" an experience with two Ibimmor.d 11.cn v ho ' Mraycd over the border into bad-lands the other day. HAMMOND police and members oi th-- cuv hall f-.rrch on joyed a heavy dinner of sauer krjiut and spare ribs ii. .i.c c'pjad room yotcrdny noon. CHAULLS JONAS. CuS Michigan ate, had h'S ovircoai and drejs coat stolen ,tkn he d"ii'id tii m at IfCool's bowlin,' a'.k-j :- the other nisht. lie figurct. .iii lots at e'lTV TUE.VSL' rtKK "Walter B.clefcld. ho goes into tho real estate bt:stney? i vi.ry year about this time is busy col.'.t;siS iiviii)tiuert taker- from follows . l;o don't vaot to be- said up. KATMOXD . WOUDE.V, arrested bj Gary police as tb fake tax collector, wanted in Hammond, was brought u Taminond vesterday and bound over t.lie- Criminal court at Crown Point. WEiLFlT ELKIXS. 5S5 tVllcox street, and I.. S. Mandcl, 017 Ilohmaii street. re the city's latest victims of bicyeh thieves. The; biko snatchers are getting started rather earlier than usual thi. y i.ar. MR?. mUDA F.VAX8N olT liJtli at. .t us strti'-k by en automobile driven b . C. White of Chicago, last night, al .-tollman and Sibley si.?. the was tak -11 to tho hospital but her Injuries provd not to bo serious. unnr mniOXS. former llammon.-t hool tcaelicr. v, ho has been teaching hool in Seattle. Wash., 11 as he-re yc. rday cn route to her bom,- in Ilemn ti'ii iliro she will attend the funejal f her motliT. Mrs.. Ilebecea Tlmmons "JL'ST s-ueh weather a.r this aii th' tins I v as uown at West Baden." r narked C t'. Konhaoi, this morning. Uonhani Is hoii.e again pp.4rcnt' y re s'.or-.l fi lu& old health by the w atct :.realmcnt. VOU would think that a man who was Ic-ted Prraidcnua! Kic-tor. would maki tore of tho dale on v hieh he was to go Washington, wouldn't you" Wrii fohn B. Lyons of Brook, in this district .nadc- a ruriake In his dates and didn't i-'u thts '. e:ii, THE committee from Porter ecunty. which was in Indianapolis litis week in the interests, of the county regarding the proposed (June park along the I,ak lichieari tronta;c m Porter county, is hack ami repfrt.s having met v. tth tue-.-' in Indianapolis. i r.IEXD.S of U. . Marshal. H. E. Sase. of Hammond, put him as Hammond's long distance dancer. After dancing about icn miles at the Gary Country Club Tuesday night he Tent to l.ts old stamping ground at Crown Point 011 Wednesday and danced fn V. HEN' a physiciin tacks up a s'gn "ccnrlct P'-ver" or "b'mal! pox" or $om 'her contagious dlfra...e on the door poet, that ign Ik rc a Iter ;n go;::g to tnea'i (N,ict!y what it eays tint thr hou.-" is tind'r j'iarani !ne s r.. that 1:0 inmate of may l?ave it under any condition. PAT BEIBI.ET. the sch.-cl afte.ndanct officer, found another lad of school age. gawking at a store window the other day. He .soon learned that th kid wasn't in school be.cati.se his iK'tne was rjuarantined with small-pox. Tet li s mother had bent him downtown for some groceries. AS t he social reporter seems pretty busy todaj, lhi- rolumn will announce hat .1. A. Skunk, the popular chef at the French-American restaurant. and Miss Miry Gienatc. of Hammond were married today at Crown Point. Following their return to llammond they threw a little party at the Hammond Hotel j StK-ey street fan claims that the 1 eldest j'kc is the one about the man! j ! llt t.'.'iefl to aaethcr man tell a tall I ' : arn. j "lj y.-u know w hat you remind me J of." a.-lif-d th.e man. "No." replied the story teller. "What do I remind you of?" "You remind me of a man who dyes iamb's wool," repiied the man. "Only he's a lamb river, and you are something i that .rounds very similar.'' i ' !"PHILLY"jS SHAKING j T lirt -ADFI.PHIA. pa.. Jan. 27. Cltv jand p.h.i-e officials are today without y information regardincr the mysriot; a tremors? iv'aicli last nighf rocls:d 1 he iiOiti. eastern section of the city rati 'in- w'ndnws and shaking houses th; r-ughoui the sjb ir'ns.

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ASKS FOR t Ba'ph Ko'oerlson, a farmer of Caij-. met township has come into the Ilamatond superior court asking for a rel straining order, which will put a atop to a. scrap betweer. him and liis neigb boftf. Sidney Granger and wife. Bobertson in hlji complaint, which w as 'lied today by Attorneys Bom-f-frge.-, Peters A Morthland. saya that his property 1 so hemmed in that Granger controls the only' means of ntranee and egress. Of late Granger has closed tht3 outlet and is mainta'inr.g a state of aiege. Several yt&ry ago Bobertson bought a triangular strip of Und f.om Eliza Robertson. On one side, is tho Michigan Centra! railroad's Jouiet spur: -ti the second sido is a farm, while tlie 'h!rd side is cut off by a strip of land -0 feet wide. It was over this narrow strip that Bobertson had his outlet to .he main highway. After th'.3 strip, vus purchased by Grange;- trouble tarted. Bobertson say s Granger patrols the and forbidding him to cross. He ha 1 threatened to assault anyone mho losses and has already had Bobertcn arrested for trespass. Tha plaintiff Ht'ks that a restraining order ssued enjoining Granger from inter'cring w-ith lura in the use of the roidvay until the rights to the property ;an be settled in court. rWD SPEAK FOR II Hammond Men are Heard Before Chamber Meeting at East Chicago Jesse Wilson, President of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce, and Fred 'rum packer, w-e.ro the principal speakers it the regular weekly noon-day lunchon of tha Chamber of Commerce, hold it noon yesterday. Both Mr. Wilson ind Mr. Crumpackcr. gave interesting alks on "Amalgamation." Tho question of amalgamation 5aid Mr. Wilson has been discussed for a lumber of years. At the last legislature, we had o bill presented that vouid sometime in the future, give us i chance to vote on this subject. Mr. .ViUon stated that the llotary f lub and he Hammond Chamber of Commerce ae taken the matter up for considcraion, and desirod to have the Bast Chiago Chamber do likewise, so that a Mil uld be prepared, so as to be presented a this meeting of the legislature. Tho tuil went through one body of the Iiouse, Hid it wouid be a good idea to try It igaln. s that stitne action Mould he t!:n, locking forward to the amalgama.ion of the cities In the near future. Mr. Crump8eker, who touched unor '.he same question, said in pnrt: "We a.11 know that this preposition of amalramation h-"s been hanging fire for tun ir three year, and there is no question '.hat the public should ha-, e the opportunity to express their lev s on it in a form of a vote. If nothing !s done now. continued Mr. Crumpacker. before the legislature adjourns, then nothing more can be done for at least two years. Tho matter can be considered in the future, but the thing to do now Is to tet th bill before, the legislature be,'t.re ft adjourns." Mr. CrumrackT also urged the East CJii'-ogo Chamber of tCor.ttnned on page two.) TALK IT OA BR AT Bl CHlX With the revival of the agitation for amalgamation of the cities of Tamrtiond and East Chicago, the topic was taken up briefly at the noon day luneheon of the Hammond Chamber of Commerce today. East Chieaso has already appointed two .of its protoinr ent citizens to act on a legislative committee ad today the Hammond Ghatnber of Commerce named Dr. H. '. Grotnsn and Attorney B. B. Bmherger, aifi as me:nbcr3 of the cnmmit'ee. This cTimittep wtH (i'jtv up i biil to be prtsentcd at the legislature, which will permit the peop'o pf tl.e two cttie to call a referendum vote on the njbjeet rfsar,1f3 of the attitude of the officials of the cities. Secretary Brown of the Indiana Near Basi Relief was present and bs1ei the aid of Hammond in furnts'.vn? f-'-od for the st3ri.g people of Armenia and Syria. Attorney J. B Bombercer sounded a note of warning and asked the men to do every thing In their powr to defeat the legislation now pending at Indianapolis, which would levy a special school tax to b? lined ostensibly in aiding schools in the poorer districts of the state. Hammond wtiid be soaked over J ICC. 000 Mr. Bomberges said, and cities like Terre Haute. Crawfor.dsville and Lafayette would ! ret the benefit instead of the outlying) needy communities. He argued that! for at least five years IJamrjior.d !!! j need every cent it can raie x?id herrow to nttet i's own s.hool need. ' j 1 U. S. COLLECTING HUGE SUMS ! WASHIXOTO. Jan. The gov- j crnment iB now collecting back tastes at the rate of $55.000.O0 a month, i a result of errors made by tax pay- I ers ar.d disclosed in t fie audit for the 1 returns for 1517. Revenue Commie- j i-iemer Williams announced today. The j s-overr-rr. cut will collect in the aggrc- j sate of at least $1.000 000.000 in back taxes for the years, 1017. J91S and I 1 S 19. This revenue supplements the estimated treasury receipts previously announced.

INJUNCTION

AMALGAMATION

Lake County Attacks the School Levy Speakers Assert Willis Bill Yould bo Unfair for This County

INDIAXAPOEIS. Ind., Jan. 117. Special Headed by the leading school men. a Bake county dob' gat Ion, among whom were F. X- Canine of East Chicago, and B. B. Bombcrger of Hammond, appeared before house ways and mean" committee at a public hearing at the Statehouse Tuesday evening to oppose the bill providing a "0-cent levy fr; the common schools, which was introduced by P.rpresentati ve Raymond E. Willis. Members of the delegation spoke in favor of the bill. Introduced Tuesday tn the house by Bepresc-ntati. e Harris or Bako county. The Willis bill is supported by the state department of public instruction. A largo delegation, composed chiefly of representative of the southern part of the state, v. as present to defend the Willis bill. The contentions of the Bake county delegation centered around the assertion that a "0-cent ltvy for educational purposes would piece on Bale county and on many other counties, both rura. and industrial, an unjust burden. Gary Men on Long Trip For Whiskey Are Captured at Warsaw With 144 Quarts of Booze WARSAW. Ind.. Jan. 27. John Jpaddinski arid Pete. I.alcnski. Poles, were arrested by War si'. policemen yesterday, accused o; "whisky running.-' Twelve cases, coiuclr.ing 114 quart, of bonded v. htsky. w ere found in an automobile w hieh the men were driving: When they dro-.'o into a local g.rag' early yesterday morning, they aikol the man. on duty whether they could sleep in their car. The request aroused the- latter' a suspicions and lie noii-fle-d the police. The police found the whisky carefully packed in the tonneau of the car, covered by a leather curtain, secu.-e-ly buttoned down. b'pad 1 insk i and Batenski said they bought the whisky ot an unknown man in Indianapolis for f 70 a cajc and w cr.-i-n route with it to their home in Gar'. OPENS ANOTHER STORE Under the able management of C. C. Wfedinan the tvjsinS3 of the consumers Coffee and Butter store at IS.' State street has grown ro large that the oomrrhny decided to open anotii.-i store at 641 Ho'iman street to aecom motiate the public, which wi'l ir.ak. the f orty-;-;cond store this rnte rpris:ng company ;it.v operates in -hica' and the g jrrotinding cities. An mqi'ry brought ou the feci et of this company's rapid growth. .VI good aiv purchased in tar lot? ;n the open market, at the very lowest cash price and distributed to the public thr ,urh the branch stores at wlioles.a:e price.. Chicago daily quotations which enables the public to buy at bed rock. Mr. Weerlman will be manager of hot1, t he Hammond stores and w ill have 'an A-l aioU-tant in the person of A- A. Man 1 . The company j- motto is. the bo-t 3rd freshest merchandise at lowest pricey, See out Hohmar. street openirt ad in today '5 paper. SUES FOR DIVORCE Se t for divorce war filed today by Thelma Mulligan. IS? TBnry street. Hammond. Mrs Mulligan says that her husband, H-rbet-t. has beat-n and struck l.er j.f- era! t i:ie and once choked the baic bfca-j s he r...J .-t.-.t to it? crying. They were married .T i!y -. 1010, and separated T'o-.-. ;.s. if.fn Mrs. Muliig.m a'so fiys her his'oand unjnsily accused her of Intimacy with other men, both before and after their marriatre. tihe asks for the custody of their child and $"00 per year for support. Her .-ittorn'y ii Albert B. Griffiths. STOLE AN OVERCOAT Gerg W. P.'k.ngto-, Cbtca;o you nth. who had been staying at the Byndora hotel in Hammond for about two weeks W3s given a fn? of "3 and 10 days in Jail when he was tried in the Hammond city court this morning for stealing an overcoat. While a dinner was being server', several evenings aso. Pi'kington took the coat of Walter Xowak from th rack in the lobby. It waa found later in his room after he had been see ' wearing it on -the street. Pilkington t'id that his roommatehad sent him down after his coat th evening and that he took Xow.ik's by mistake. When the error wns learned he made no fffo.'t to return the coat to it owner.

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Three hours after had met her. plane whistled t.: muc'I tlic air. AH't -Major rau! Mtinor. iunt aviator ca Kor-t Wayne justice of the peace h . . ' 'performed the wed'. inc.- ceremony, -l-l ..ucago and veteran o tne Royal My- I hjs .. lDward., chicag ttig Corps, was the husband of Miss ,vnere this r'notegrs pa f the hapo: ilut-h Melissa Martin- twenty years old, (couple was made. Whfio near Douglt. graduate of Obcrlln College, and rcsi- ! Park they had t-' make a la.nd;n lent of Fort Waytir, Ind. He propos- ! through engine trouble-' The bride c. d recently while they w ere ",000 feet I pressed frars tiiat they might have t ip in the Air, shutting off his engine Iconic down while Tying over the Car; he bettej- to hsar her "yes" as his Inter mills.

All Togged Out In Major's Clothes ! nk WKaJ TKpv Tin Tn Fast ChiI --www - -V " - " ' nit r-L-cago man uown ai idc Capital! INDIANA P't BBS. Ind.. Jan.- 27. Maj--r Alfred Jones, personal representative of Col'Miei Walter Biiey. of Calumet. Ear t Chicago and Gary. !s In town. Colonel Riley having gene to Bgypt on a bu-'-inets trip: Major Jones is 1 -o"k -ing after bis ? uperlor officer's different bank", trust companies and various other finain-ial irstitutlons. As the colonel is not here to do the honor to the members of the leylsla.ture, the major, who is th-u-oughty f"Uiftnt to do to, wiB do t!ie hone,-- for luni. Ma.i.-r Jones at one Cm- was a newspaper report tr en the Gary livening limes and has the distinction of having h-cn licked oftener by the tough 'lon"t,t of Gary than any one t-ii y w ho ever gathered items in that city. But he etuek to the light. eit3ncd out trie bad element, won bis spurs, and displayed so muoh courage and attention to busiiKss that Colonel Ri'cy secjrrj him as .lis perscmal representative. Jr is not every reporter that can become tbe. confidential representative, of a man who owns a firing of hanks and trust companies, but Major Jones iii as modest as he is competent. ROBBED ON TRAIN Sam and John Fliteau Minus Deeds and Large Sum of Money BAPOBTB. Ind.. Jan. :i--San and John Fliteau. broiler.", residing in Indiana. Harbor: w 1 o come 'here to onsuit w ith p-hv s-iciars and for treatment, are today minus a large sum of lK'ney and dt'l! to valuable property in their h'-m.- town, resulting from contact with p ick iw-c k et s on a .New York Centra,' train. The two men t on the tram a' Indiana Harbor last. Saturday morning to come here, according to their tale to tho loeal police, and arrived in BaPortc at BJ:5n. They at once'procecd -ed to the offic? of their physician, who waa busy at ae t'me. They decided to go to a lunch roe-m for their noon meal and return to the physician's or- , fice later- i On entering tit' lurch room. and feeling fer their funds. John noticed that his poekel'oo'-k was missing He tvld his '.-rot V- r. v- ho searched his ; pockets also- fitu ited that deeds to his properly vre tnissing. They at once went to the police station where their tal va told. 1 But they then remembered that they had been jostled- o uite severely in the crowd as they were, leaving the train coach, and that there were several men there without grips, who they did not notice at the time as having gotten eff the tra'-n in the crowd. It now seir; clear that these men 'were the giii!;y partie1: end in the excitement of leaving the fast tram afid the many persons ge'.t'.ng on and off the one entrance ; the coach section, their pockets were fll.vr-ti of aj valuables.

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Air and Made Landing in Hammond

v .'.' v' v 'v i' ..sr 'T SOFT DRINK PARLORS Ind. Harbor Has Been Of fering a Number of Bar gains in That Line D-v yon read the want ad? Th. Perhaps vou tiotice,-j this one ir Th Times the other day: FOB A I..B Finest com pier e t-t of flitui-es for soft drink parlor i t Indiana Harbor. Going into -thrr .business and wi1, sell at a .sacri,cIf . taken at once. George Baci.'t, Hal I'eodur St.. T'idiana Harbor. And if yen don t recall ocln; that -, may'-e you noticed this one' SALOON- Stand for s-:lv vv'tii property now soft drink parlor, a reasonable price. phone W. II" mmoiul 29iS after 10 A -t. j.ir you may have been tempted b thid alluding offer: FOB SALE Soft rirtr.k parlor .r; pool room, good 1 : l to s f Inquire at 101 I'lummer avc.. Hammond. Back of these little "for sale", ads .in. jUits -which have appeared from ti;rto time recently have been reasons. These reasons cause the advertiser t. insert such "pep" phrases as "inu.'t be sold at once" or "at a sacrice-- if take;. 'now, or "going into ether hu -i no- ." ,-t "l-'aviiig tfw n tr-niporarlly. Indiana Harbor lias b'-'n f urrrshtne a number of the ofi'ors of '..irg.-.tn ;'! drinti parlors at rock hot tern pric Wlif n the country wert dry the Tlarlv.r bad ' cor. of saloons which ntver closed tl-.elr doorc. They kept on running i usu;.l except that Beo and other I'm--,-eiance bevtragos were t-u npc-sed to 1" on rap in 3 I of th.e old favorites. Business continued cced -it rop-je o' these i'lace.-- while o'Ilti after a lan. atuiibhipg e!; ten.-e closed thcr doorrTh: s.'.ft l-lrk bus'ness war' sood f.t some hot ninU fcr otb'-r-. Th m ruiiu of ihr so; 1 drink rrenri e , -r were nr. I rested for jo.ibing hard liquc- and tbr .-ecre; war out. A su crr;-t'ti 1 r-.fr drink par. "r watn't a sri:t!y i.oft drinl. place a fur all. Arrer-ta by police arC fedora i ?g"M.agenrs v, hen followed by fines seemed to do no goc'd in correcting tlc evil. .Ta.l tentencs hlpeO a little But in the cities of Bake county new parlors hobhc.-i no so fast that little headway w a.v being made. 'bif .;. T. Sin-ions of the federal prohibition squad tut upon another idea Knowing the average boot'escer'r- dread of a tail sentence he sugcested suspension of jicnfenecs in several instances, providing the defendants promised t' cet rid of their .oft drink business. This was done where the soft drink rarlor was merely a side line to jsc.,,other business. It v. orked eh in numerous cases. The latest move of th" chief is now gainst the men who conduct soft drink parlor, exclusively. He Kked. the executives of a!l cities to co-operate by revc'kipg the license ef a soft drink partors when tho proprietor is arre-te.j ,,nfj convicted of ttlns the Itqi iaw . Mayers have promi.-rd tlie.r support to the plan and the hurried attempts at Belling soft drink parlors li3r c followed. WORSE THINGS HAVE BEEN SAID! I COUNCIB FBB'FFS. Ia.. Jan 27. Mrs. ) (Baltic IBl! today is defendant in a $100 CC0 suit for .lander filed by y,-s iBffle 'ekt. Mrs. Vokt a-iees Mrs Hill told members of I.ad.ey' Aid society that a cake she donated for bazaar was not fir io eat and that consumption ' of portion of it made. Me l' oUt fcltk.

Hogston Starts Filibuster to Prevent Motion From A Vote

iBl I.I.BTIN.i "N7tRSTtO';tt News ttse-.i"" BUI A I'OIl-. Ind.. Jnn. ST. '!. Beardnley primary Mil nam Willed In the senate IimIot vlicn a motion l Senator 'rjhll tn pomponr nelln mi lie measure iiidt-tln Itrly wa rarrlcd, :s to :i. The name vote lintl bcrt cnet on lirn. ntor trode' motion in eat! the hill from committee. The Mil xai auhmlttd by the committee ivithout rrctitii. mrnilatlOB. MM' : t;c,''. Nr.VS 5 f INDIANA POul.-'. Ir.d.. Jan, "7.-The lift open claah '.-'fvr'-ti the Beards!'? 'ind the Aldre.jgo fi ppnrtcrs a precipitated in th" retime late yes'trda when Senator Strode m ved tha. t'o Reardsley b-!! be rrrxrt.d by the c--:n-aiitee on election under that no hi 1 ould be held by a committee loi m .:e ' nan si-: dayr. Fearing that t.-io'tf.i.i'.c postpon-. titer t f the bill would be affected if i "tnirought before tha fftiate at that l.n.;, -'enator' Itatts. B: publiciin Toor iraUei. ed the tight t tl,', m the sit; -"d- i-o-t'on. lie s-iatod t.iat tht flc tici'-s :..r,iT.lttee was pi c paring ainc tidmni s or the Beai-B'h' bill ;.nd whr-n these were compietid th. bill v. ould be ie-)orte-d to the s.-rlt. "Tiiis hit', is my child' d el a red -'nator Beardsle; . "Someone is vva'tng with a el ii B to l.iii it. Clive it k hance to have FOiite new clothes ir the ay of ante ndmonts." In the m.dat of th, argum' iit. ns -oj; s-'wain r.io.el o .1 jnurnnu-nt. and an J c and no v ote hihc!o.ed the motion 'fti.trd by a ve,J0 -i) to T: v.hd.edge for-t po.ntd to thif vote an indication of their ftri,stli ar.l cclired it marked the defeat of th harcislcy bill. As s no nas th.e vote was announced wnntor Hogiton was re-.-ogniited nnd 'vjontinued on rogoTeight. B Number of Officials Hi?h in Councils are Present at Affair V. .i.i a number of offU-.a's hiili-l-i ifry as their srui-tts the Hammond 'ii;' cljb staged one ..f the pepniyst nq tel. ,t i-E-i ever he'd, at the Han..'I Country club last evening, ''i.a'-'.ey Watkin of Muncie. fo.-mer t"i' t governor of Indiana, and tie an w'.vs l ehi'd to inlitu?e the Han'itnl charier, ("oonir Sohade of Wr--j. Bid., pres. Sent of the inter-j.ban 're in tl-.t' o'iy and caret, da.ro f .r o s - - ,nr"ttn:. Georre ". P.a.-on. t anrg.ng editor of the TV-l a ria-v a;i-$ h. i.c't M''ttcr. frrmi i ii t err a t i n a 1 '.-i-!fj-jr,-;n- were al! prcsri t nd i. '.'lc '--plendd ta'kCT. Attorney Fred "ru m ;a ckrr ' a t'i t''n"itcr and presided -.-,th ! i -t eristic dtrnif :" i'tid clfi'Tnt . Io. f B. fvbarre-, More r!.n'iiti. Goi tr-. !.i"naner and t jeorse Fhapin we- 1Ci! -.v.en railed tip'.n f--r hr'rf -'k ; ti fhei- conception of Hot a"'. one of the ttunt of the rveti'i sf 'a-" for each 4-ieniber present ( n n. tid introduce the mti at hl 'eft w;'ti f''- wer chos'-n word.-. Tin re w n be usual ."irigoig and nv.ich en Br. hisrn. Charley Watln talk w a r : -ni ns'-l -.-t on? II i11 'hi rl.ars ef :ntiistrl rettiors m t'.e rn-'nil evecr4 companv plant at M,iic;. Itis 'eme was thft the relat'en bet ft 10 pi oy ,- r Snd emp-e.r mu-t be gvr f q, m to the hns'S of. a c! -?r vier.on.-'i kpowlevje ef each otb e r. In ..pep - the lure;, nc Br e; -. .-) r p t. T'-ioms" B. Tennant Introduced Tie: -ton .1. y-f er 1 ;n a p . who as .-ha'rnirMi ef '1 e entertainment commit I-ad -:;jt rn the banquet and ?tee'mnn n ! rn 'ntroducrd I'rel Crumpa'-ker. th t'.a .-1 nia - ; . -. .to--.e I .. 1 1 p! a ,r. . tn i-.-irin il - ti k op Betury w ar f'''!lows: B eryone r.f ;j s h'r fenoarht rs" ;e, p-.-n-.ber the d,'.' when .:ch a t'-i'i: a et',-( cs in bucinrev was in'in'i o We heard it-nside' a V,!e about "p'-.-.f r -". a ' tliic.--."' but tlvst was s c. p": r t ! n -' w n cn pertained to xiicli h'gh-minded iii"n as law vers, doctors and thr like. T " '. . ri of a. code of ethic? for the ord'nury everyday bunnprs man w as cons d' '-ee, r entirely outs id th rrti'.ni ef bu ln'fs. Btiiics for the businers nan -lj -oinrthing cnfined entire1;.- to hi? o -elal and doni"?t ic life. Today a '..ifiir., man wi o diftei "-"on'inued on page tw o.) EXPFCTISG y. S. MARSHAL lie', era." v?" known Gary men w er on the restless seat thia morninj w hen the news wan oitleily circulated t'vit a certain B . M.r:-li.-il vaouI.I iri-ic in the city sotnet lm-- duvtns the da;- lr verve number of .v arrant:--, retu'ting from the liqrjor law violation probe bv the l-'edera! grand jury at Indtanapohs severe! v.ceks ago. Just v ho the warrants will ht' Is uncertain, but it is a known fact that a lertam number of Gary men pot busy' severs! weeks ago Io have their bond in readmes". as soon as the B". E. Marshalls arrive in the city to ser.c th warrant?. It is understood that a telegram w "ent from the state capital yesterday, informing a certain government official thrt the warrants would reach Bak 'OUtily today aj. prolwit.iy serifj j,. foie r:;htf.-ii:

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