Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 8, Hammond, Lake County, 26 June 1919 — Page 2

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CONGRESS KEPT Jj TIP TOES Reappearance of Wilson Is Expected to Mark Climax of League Controversy.

By J. OAST CAMPBZtL TSTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N SERVICE WASHINGTON'. June 26 Conn v was bing kfpt right on its toes today In anticipation of th return soon of resident Wilson, Reappearance of the president at the rnpitol was expected to ! mark the climax to the league of na tions controversy in the senate. Pubmission of thi peace treaty, signed and sealed in its final, official form to th? I foreign relation? committee, coincident i . . . . with the pre?M?nt s return, would, it was pointed out, confront the senate with facts instead of theories. Proponents and opponents of spe'dy ratification by the senate of the bulky document with the leapue covenant interwoven with it would then have to "yet down to hard pnn." Weeks might re consumed by debate, pro aivl cvt,, but the senate w-Oild face ;.n Ri tual condition, not. as present, prospective acI tion to be dismissed by speech-ma'.i ins and resolution: The prohibiten question naturally held the spotlight because of the near approach of July 1 and of the persistent report thit t.le presi(ient would call war-time prohibition off before that date. But Senators and representatives more deeply corce.'ned with reconstruction and peaoe legislation, entered their interest on what the president would probably have to say and do when he sot back to the white house, with: The bill for the restoration of th country's telegraph and telephone lines which was expected before the weekLIFT OFF CORNS! Doesn't hurt a tit! Sora corns lift right off with fincers. Magic! Costs few cents! rr.p a little Freezone on that touchy corn, instantly that corn sops hurting, then you lift it right out with the fingers Why wait? Your druggist sells a tiny "bottle of Freezone for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and callouses, without soreness or irritation. Freezone is the much talked cf discovery of the Cincinnati genius. Adv.

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Hammond Is to have its first Chatauqua during the week beginning Monday. July 7. Through the efforts of the Alice Club arrangements have been made with the Meneley Chautauqua, to put on a series of high class entei tainmentg consisting of lectures and musical numbers which are said to be the best obtainable in this country. F'nal action on the matter was taken it the luteting1 of the club Monday e'venlng and since then the work has progressed o rapidly that already enough guarantors have been signed a task which generally muni several weeks o.' hard work for committees in other cities. The officers of the Chautauqua organization selected by the Alice Club aio a.- i liows Frtfident. Mrs. W. r. P;ttton; treasurer. Mrs. Ieo Wolf, sec- : etury,' Mrs. Grace Conroy. F. S. Reta is chairman of the committee on tents and srounds. with W. G. Paxtcn and W. C. Lelian as assistants. R. H. McHie is chairman of the advertising committee. Mrs. F. S. Eetz is chairman of the ticket committee with the power to name her own assistants. The concessions for selling food, such as home made candy, ice cream rones and sandwiches or. the grounds are held by tr.c Alio- ""iub. The chairman cf the ...n;-si.-ns committee ia Mr. St-.-i.rt :md her ...- -stants are Mrs Kaufman. end to pass both houses are reported from conference. The daylight saving repeal act. The special tariff measures. The railroad and merchant marine legislation. Luxury and other forms of taxation about which congress is daily hearing mora aid more from "back home." Labor, immigration, soldier employment and equally important problems. The ubiquitous "high cost' of living." which hs reduced the ''almighty dollar" to the purchasable value of aout forty cents and other important national and domestic questions which Republican National Chairman Will H. Hays declared recently were "bothering the home folks a durned sight more than international matters." From present indication, the senate Isn't going to crowd everything off the congressional stage with the league of nations fight. There will be other contests going on in the squared circle at the capitol and the president, aside from his well known determinat ii.n to 'put across" the league covenant with the utmost dispatch, even to the extent of making a country-wide tour. HAMMOND SUPERIOR COURTS Alleging that they are holding his child illegally, Joseph: Gachy haa filed! an action in habeas corpus against Steve and Sophia Husty. 451 Cedar st, ,Hmmond. in the Hammond supTior court. The child. Elsie Gachy, eight months old. is now living at the Husty home. Steve is her uncle and Sophia is her grandmother. The father wants the baby returned to his possession. . C. B. Tinkham is his attorney. J. Glenn Harris of Gary has filed n complaint to collect fees from Louis A. Erjan and the City & Harbor Land Co. of Gary. Crumpacker. Crumpacker & iTiedrich are attorneys, for the plaintiff.

Saturday Afternoon & Evening U If

TO HAVE IIS FIRST CHAUTAUQUA

Mrs. Ivonrer, Mrs. Wolf. Mrs. Belman. Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. McClay. Mrs. lielmun Is chairman of the canvassing tomn.ittee and will select her own assistant. F'ermisaion has been obtained from the Hammond city council to use the southeast corner of Harrison Park, in which the baseball grounds are located for the site of the big chatauqja tent. The Meneley Chautauqua is consideredone of the best in the United States and it is believed large crowds will be drawn from all surrounding cif.es and country. The ticket sale will be pushed in Kast Chicago Indiana. Harbor. Whitinp. Gary and the sna!ler towns. I'oll iwirg ore the names of citizens who have signed the chautauqua guaranty Frank S. Betz. W C. Belman. A. M. Turner. M. M. Towle. C. Kaufman, Jesse L,. W;lson. H. E. Sharrer, Robt. Gillis. Leo Wolf. P. W. Mejn. J. A. Atmstron'g, John W. Eeckman. L. L. F.omberger. J. Fo.reter Brahos. H. O Reisiig. H. N. Minas, Daniel Brown, K. X. Bunnell, James P. Bejeolos, M. Rothschild, John E. Fitzgerald. W. C, . Paxton. Kent W. Bartlett. R. H. MeHie. F. R. Schaaf, Frank Hammond. J. C. Young. B. J. Steelman. L. W. Simpson, L.. Harry Weis, E. C. Minas, "ern C. Summers. J. F. Jacobgon. Geo. Hannauer. William J. Hastings. Other names are being added to the list. L. V. Cravens et al have filed a suit on contract against George E. Rabatina et al through attorneys Ibach, Gavit. Cravens St Stinson. Mattha M. Grindle et al vs. Fayette B. Hnl! et al is the title of a suit for rosnion and damages filed by Attorneys Boone &. Murray. ""Fannie Tinsley was granted a divorce yesterday afternoon from her husband, John Tinsley. by Judge Reiter in Hammond superior court room 1. The Tinsleya are colored fojks from East Chicago. The husband tried to have the marriage annuled after the complaint -w is filed by declaring that he had married Fannre while he was still married to another woman. The court disregarded hi cross-complaint and granted the wife th divorce with $575 alimony. Riley. Hmbroff. Dyer and Reed represented the plaintiff. w-rn!e A. Ottenheimcr was attorney for the defendant. The divorce suit of Margaret Smith ve. Frank Smith was dismissed by Judga Reiter on motion of the plaintiff. In the divorce suit of Walter Stringer vs. Ada Stringer. Judge Reiter granted the decree, gave the custody of the child to the defendant and required the former husband to pay her $5 per week lor ita support. Atorneys McAlee.r. Dorsey A Gillett filed a complaint on account for Louis Champa against Smith. Bader. Davidson Co. of East Chicago. For a good time. Eagles picnic Saturday. Juna 28th. Kowalski Grova. S-26-Too Late To Classify FOR REXT 5-room furnished bungalow. Highland t. pestle-waite. phone Hammond 1237R. 6-26-lt. FOR SALE Brass bed, dining room set. kitchen table, kitchen chairs, library table. 3 rockers, gaa stove, hot blast" heater, few small rugs, dishes and cooking utensils, pictures, chiffonier. Call after S p m . 367 Sibley st., rhone Hammond 1S-7W g-2-lt. Hammond, Ind.

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NOW GREAT INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE LONDON. June Berlin is a great armed iamp, with the tension between o communists ana reactionaries o treat that a single shot may brinal S:hCneVun1oda?n,ral News The Communist soldiers councils have j ti'stributed large quantities of arms ! and ammunition to soldier members ' and their civilian adherents The sit- i uatir n is. growing more serious and ' ?omc troops are desertinsr. The min- ' Ittry cf marine ha sbeen converted in- 1 U a fortress and the surrounding streets are barricaded.. Government i soldiers have Occupied the newspaper It is reporters that (Ten. Luetiwiti is attempting to form a new government with military support. Kxelusive dispatches to the International-News Service from its Berl,n correspondent early yefterday brought first word of the outbreak of rioting in Berlin. EAST CHICAGO CHILD HIT BYGARY MAN Daughter of Murdered Officer Hit by Autoist Near Where Father Died. Little Mary Rajchinetx of 534 Chi cago avenue was hit and knocked down1 by a touring car driven by Oeo. StempVouski. Gary. Mary was running east on Chicago avenue and when she arriv ed at the corner of Todd and Chicago ; avenues she attempted to njn across Todd avenue the automobile turnej into! Todd avenue from Chicago avenue. The ! child was bruised and cut, up badly' when she was picked up she w as bleed- J ing from her eyes, ears and threat. ine owner or the machine then pirked up the girl and took her to Doctor A. A, Boss who administered first aid. Dr. Schlieker was then called and took ftie girl to St. Marparefs hospital. He says she is in a critical condition. This accident happened in almost the same spot where, the girl's father. Charles Rajchinetz. w ho w as a police j officer on the East Chicago force, was j killed by a man in an automobile whom he .was arresting. He was standing on I the running board and directing the party to the station w hen one man pulled a gun and shot him. i The driver of the machine was releas- ' ed en a J1.O00 bond. Ed-.vard Ostrowski ! PASTIME TODAY THE LAST OUTLAW A big western drama featuring King Fisher. Also FUNNY FILBERT in one of his greatest comedies, "His Concrete Dome." TOMORROW VIOLA DANA in "SATAN JUNIOR" BIJOU., TODAY WM. RUSSELL , The favorite movie star in his best feature "BRASS BUTTONS" TOMORROW EDDIE POLO in "THE RED GLOVE"

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NOTICE Just received telegram from mills of a raise of forty cents a barrel. We will put this

raise in eriect baturday

of 4236 Olcott avenue and Louis Madison of 4T4 4 Todd avenue and Louis lndost, 4605 Todd, were eye-w imesses.

PRETTY STRICT AT ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL KEWS SERVICE ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., June 25. Under new orders issued by Director Bossert. cf the beach patrol, the police chased from the sands several bathing beauties who were enjoying a dip minus their stockings. Bossert gave orders that hereafter bathing: suits must be higher fore end aft, and every lair batfter must wear osiery. SERIOUS FIRE AT BALTIMORE ! INTERNATIONAL NES SERVICE 1 Baltimore:, mi.. June 2. a serioui fire broke out today in the center of lla'tiaiore's lumber district. Every available p.ete of fire apraratr.s in the city has been rushed to cherl: the f.ames, which at eleven o'clork wre Browing' rap Ml v. ! a t B B n xm n rs a q q b h a DeLuxe Theatre TODAY AND TOMORROW 'The Turn in the Road' The greatest scenic picture ever made. SATURDAY Dorothy Dalton ix "Other Men's Wives" SUNDAY Dorothy Dalton "Other Men's Wives'1 Afternoon only. AFTERNOON AND EVEMNG Wallace Eeid in "You're Fired" MONDAY AND TUESDAY J Stuart Blackton's "A House Divided" Masterpiece featuring Herbert Rawlinson 44i&aai The Coolest Place in Town. Orpheum THEATRE "WHERE EVERYBODY GOES " EXTRA FEATURE ATTRACTION Today and Friday The Wedding Party ."A Feast or Fun ana Frolic." A Miniature Musical Comedy. A Bevy of Pretty Girfs and Special Scenery. PARETTY All in One. VANE & VANE Musica! Novelty. EDDIE VINE Song3 and Stories. HAWLEY & FAY Comedy. Singing and Crancing. Also RUTH ROLAND IX "The Tiger's Trail" Special Feature Sat. and Sun. "ON THE LINKS." A Miniature Musical Comedy 10 People, Mostly Girls. New show Monday. Wednesday and Saturday. Matinee daily, 2:30. Nights continuous T to 11. Sundays continuous 2 to 11. Wg.W" '"'!. uw.j .lJ?kN-. 257 N. Hohman St. Telephone 3. morning. U

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