Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 25, Hammond, Lake County, 17 July 1919 — Page 8

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When two powers are needed in glasses, one to see at a distance and one to read, we incorporate these into one lense, ivin you clear vision both for distance and for near reading.

We have several constructions of these invisible bifocal lenses. The one best adapted to your requirement is more positively indicated by an examination of the eyes. There are a number of features that are not commonly understood regarding bifocals, which we would lie glad to explain and show to you, whether you . are interested in them or not. Wc make them every day in our own shop.

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Miss Aiicc Paul. With ihe cry. "Votes 1- 1920." th full forco of th? N'at:o;uil Wo:nan'.party h:ts hocn turnetl by its radical leader, A'ice P::u!. into the riht foi immediate ratitk-ation of the suf-fri-jre aincii!i:ier.t. "Susan B Anthony proDhesied that America:": women would vote in 1120 It is the ctntcnary of her iiirth and we pro-po.-e to celel.rate it oy fulfilling he! prophecy," is the claim of Miss Paul

DIPLOMACY

Sterling Woolen Mills 171 EAST STATE STREET Open Thursday till 9 P. M.

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For several weeks East Chicago and j Indiana Harbor merchandise stores haw been the victims of robberies and the ?. thieves are getting away with it. Two young boys eighteen and rineteen years t of age, considered leaders of serial " series of robberies, have been arested. but not till they ha d.shot and wounded Sheriff Gardner of Kentland, Ind. He ; Is now in the Hammond hospital. J The TrMES carried a story a few days J Bgo of a Buick roadster owned by An- ; thony Burke of Fir street. Indiana Harbor. being taken from his fraragre. Chief of Police Wlliams wired in and around local counties to watch out for th Buick. John Luptok and John Vasick of 357 . Cedar street are the boys who coramftted the several robberies. The first one . was the breaking in Napeman's store of Indiana Harbor, taking over two liun- " dred dollars worth of merchandise on June 15; on -July 13 they broke into Jacob Tittleman's stor, takinsr fifteen , revolvers and several boxes of oortridges. The next robbery was that of Abraham Zablin taking several hundred . dollars worth of merchandise. They were on their way tto Lafayette whon a tire blew out caus'nsr them to

rm f.at and they were forced to rid- on

the rim. "When . the sheriff and his deputies came upon them John Vasick opened fire on them, woundinjr one of them. Luptok was held and Vanick g"t away. That evening a posse was organized under Sheriff Gardner. They hunted all that night and did not get 1 Vasick till the following day. Sheriff

HEALTH ASSOCIATION ELECT OFFICERS At a meeting: and reorganization of the Iake County Health Association

' in session at Cedar Lake a number of : matters of importance were discussed I and adopted and plans were formulat

ed laying out the work for the future. The following officers and committees were elected: President. Dr. O. B. Nesbit. Gary: First vice-president, tl. . Miller, of Fast Chicago: second vice-president.

i Ir. K. F. Jones, of Hammond; secre

tary-treasurer, R. E. Hall of Tast Chicago: chairman of executive committee. Frank Doll of Whiting; executive ,-o.niiiittee members. F. A Malmytone. Griffith. G. W. Miller. E. Chicago. Florence Houswald, E. Chicago; and Mrs. Agnes Tully. Hanimond; chairman health section. Dr. C. W. Rcyher, Gary; secretary health committee. J. A. Teagarden, Indiana Harbor: chairman industrial section. Dr. Ira M-ltimore; secretary industrial section. J. C Smith. Indiana Harbor: chairman welfare section. Miss Delia Grand. Gary; secretary welfare section. Miss Pauline Kuehler, Whiting.

I style In case of a conflagration. ! The fire lighting apparatus is two chemical fire extinguishers, elx feet ;n length and about five feet high

and can be moumtd on a motor truck i

or on a wagon bed. j The machines cost $423 each and one ; will be stationed in the town hall and

m otner at the fiary Foundry and Machine company works.

FORMER GARYITE GOES TO COLORADO

AUTOS COLLIDE.

; from Paris said that the Japanese peace j mission there has s nt a request to Tokio ! that the government at once officially i accept the promises made to the 'Big

I Four" by the Japan se mission. The requ' Pt. these ad-.K's. stated, was that the

' Japanese government send these asi surances officially to China. If this is j done the information reaching Washing

ton said, the Chim so government wi.I at once direct its representatives now In I'arts to sign the prac treaty. Diplomats here explain that they expect prompt action by the Mikado's government. The Japanese made these promises on In half f their government to President Wilson. Premiers Lloyd George and ( 'lenier .-eau and to the then

premier of Italy. Signor Orlando.

Now On Sale-COLUMBIA RECORDS For August

All the Latest Hits Favorites of the Day Come in and hear the songs now being sung at the shows. JUST RECEIVED Another Shipment of UKULELES at $2.95 to $35.00 You can Icarn to play the Ukulele in a few hours. Get a "Uke' 'and be "the only pebble on the beach." All the Very Latest Songs on Rolls Records Sheet Music

Pianos

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151 STATE STREET

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A truck driven by E. X. Tieman of The promises w re not incorporated In

the Blaner Electric rnmnnnv t.t .. i the peace treaty at tie request of th"

Japanese d legation who held that the set lucent wh "outside" of the formal document and concerned only the allied

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auto driven by A. E. Deutseh a Chicago contractor collided at Sixth avenue and Madison street in Gary yesterday morning damaging both machines. It was a miracle that neither driver was Injure. 1. It was not learned who was at fault.

Excelsior Bicycle Given Away

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Issues New Ruling. City sealer and foor inspector Frank Hubinger of Gary issued a new ruling to the Junk and second hand dealers of Gary yesterday. According to a ruling of the state board of health, all bottles that have been used as food containers are now prohibited from being sold to or purchased from junk men. The ruliriK -a, made to nld in the prevention of disease spreading. Mr. Hubinger intends to prosecute the offenders.

i and China. e embassy this cusp the situi-

ambass.-.dor. Viscount Kikulias returned home and re-

si?ner! nortfolio and his successor has

not been appointed. In consequence, the ! "charge" did not feel authorized to din- ' cuss the latest developments.

powers, the 1'nited Stfi'ei Officials at the J a pa tie afternoon would ii"t li

tion. The jiro Ishii.

WILL HAVE

MEMORIAL

Miss i-ue Carmo.ly, a former Gary newspaper society editress, but lately a V. W. C. A. worker in the hor-tes.1? home at Fort Riley, Kansas, has left for Colorado for a summer outing. Upon returning to Kansas next Septpmher "tis Cnrmfirfv evnects to pntpr

L Garner of Kentland has been out of the,. --nT1 Aritiirni rh,,l

iaking a course in journalism.

rnvy a short while and much credit is : :r.e him owing to the short time that he '

has been an oitiocr. .':ticer .uyii-c,;, . rlaln clothes man of the East Chicago) Dr. HOlKieS I'UrCnaSeS

police department, was snt for the boys. There are four charges against them. I

Cottage at filler, Ind.

Heroes of the world war who reside at East Gary are to have a memorial as a tribute to their work in the service it was learned yesterday. Twenty-live men enlisted in the service in East Gary. The memorial is in the form of a

bronze tablet, two and a half feet . lone and sixteen feet wide. The name ! it of Wayne Tapka. who died in action I will head the list. The memorial will I be secured by a fund raised by dona- j tions from the citizens. It will be I

hung in the school room.

GARY PHYSICIAN IS RELEASED Dr. V. T. Hodge;, pnd Dr. Pollak of the American M-li.-al Clinic In Gary and recognized as a "quack1 concern who were arrest, d and hel l on an open charee in connection with the death of Dr. E. E. McCoy who dropped dead on Proadway Tuesday evening were released yesterday at the advice of County Coroner Graham. The result of the autopsy held yesterday morninc has not been learned, but it is thought that nothing of importance w.i: dit-close.l or the release or" the two physicians would not have been ordered. It is sail that McCoywas a ding addict and drank heavily. He was employe only a short time by the concern as a consulting physician.

Tickets given free to men, women, girls and boys. Children under 10 years of age must be accompanied by their parents. Remember, there are no charges or obliga

tions of any kind. A girls' or boys' bicycle will lie given away FREE to the one ,

bolding the lucky number. Get your Iu-ee ticket today.

AL. J. WALZ 229 State St.

Excelsior Motor Cycle Salesroom

MANY ATTEND BEACH DANCE

again, he will he mighty careful about dishing out short weights. YeYsterday he brought a car load of potatoes to Tolleston and on the complaint that he was only giving 11

Iast night one of the biggest crowds ever turned out to a dance turned out at the Eake Front Park bathing beach

in Indiana Harbor. The dance was j Ha was lucky to get off it the city given by Miss Martha Wolper and Mac ! court this morning with a light fin eof

I instead of 15 pounds to the peck was arrested.

CAFETERIA MAKES CHANGE

I Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Holmes. Gary CHICAGO BANKER have purchased on of the most at tq rt A t3rPTTT?ir,T tractive cottages, known as the "Kil

OFFER BARGAINS.

Purchasers of ladies

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Castle. at Miller Reach sever- i el in Gary will find some real bar-

riNTERNATIONAU NEWS SEVCF' ; CHICAGO. July 17. John W. Worthlr.gton, former Chicago banker and broker, is under arrest at Vancouver. " R. C, today and will be brought here to face accusations in connection with . ... .

the theft of JlJa.oon worth of securi-

al blocks east of the board walk. The J gains by dropping in at Smart Style cottage is being remodeled and when j Shop. 6TS Broadway, advertised in the

completed win tie one or tne most i ns oi ire i lmes yesteraay aj

Miss Stella Pi' hn r ison. formerly manager of Pay Tree Inn at I.aPoi-te, Indiana, has been secured to take charge of the Gary Y. M. C. A. cafeteria. Under Miss Richardson's management some changes are planned and a grand opening will be announced some lime next week. There will

; Pollack in honor of her brother, Ruben j Oswejro. I Over fifteen hundred people attended : the dance. This has been the first j dance given, in honor of any returned I soldiers nt the Harbor and many famt Hies are going to put on dances at the Lake. Front. I During the Intermission sones were r ndered by G'ns, the soloist. ' Music was furnished by Vinces or

chestra which was praised. The main feature of the evening

j was the monkey which had been I t ra nsported from France by I'.ernard i Ycdvab. ! The affair will not be forgotten as i long as the soldiers are remembered.

$11 and costs. He was warned, if he. was caught at his old tricks again h would be severely punished the next time.

RAMBO CAPTURES ALLEGED FORGER

ICE CREAM DEALERS WILL 3E WARNED

modern and delightful homes on the beacli. Dr. and Mrs. Holmes expect to move to Miller beach for the balance of the summer, within he next

Biggest Little Stores on

tics from the Crittenden company

of I few day..

iPttsburg. Worthington was under a il.fnd of SlA.eOil when he disappeared two months ago. It is declared he was preparing to sail for Japan when r taken into custody at Vancouver.

T INDIANAPOLIS City pigs will have to go back to the farm and towns t which recently passvd ordinances for pig raising may have to back up. The state board of health has banned pig i raising in cities as a violation of saji-

EAST GARY PURCHASES FIRE APPARATUS Late Station, the quaint and one time one of the oldest towns in Lake coun-y now christened East Gary, has purchased a fire fighting apparatus, the first in the history of the town of over a half century and are now prepared to put on a 1-ttle metropolitan

one of the

Broadway. The Smart Style Shop Is holding a big sale and offers big reductions on

smart summer and fall wear for July, i

It will pay to call and see them.

be a special menu at least once a week J that will tempt the poorest of appe-i lif.a rwl llari- --. t , , r- -j n t ViOtlTldR fl n i

........ ,. or,.i ltehon, nest on a charge of grand larceny

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" can be induced afeteria.

' homes and

to try out the new

Attend Drainage Meeting.

This morning before City Judge Dunn Hecht was placed under $2.0f'0 bonds. He took an automobile out of

' " j "he South Broadway Garage where he ARREST TRAIN RIDERS I hp used to be ernvloyed and was j raptured in Hammond. The young man

cents in ! sain ne icotv inn- .ai juco. i..rw old lads, j r'e and had no intention of stealing it.

I It is known that he took other cars from the garage in the past.

Chief of the Pertilllon System Rarnbo of Gary, has serured a clever capture to his credit last nlsht when he I'irested W. H. Plumbeck, alias W. H. Haines, a bill Jumper and fraudulent check passer of Milwaukee, Wis. Awaiting developments Plumbeck Is being held at the Gary police station.

I He is said to be a son of a well known HELD UNDER ! Plumbeck started his escapade In

S2 000 xUWDo ! Gary lep9 than a yar when h

jurpeci a i.u?puai oiu ana passea a bo-us check. Leaving Gary for parts

unknown he was not teen Again until i 1-: night. ' Mr. Rambo accidentally came across ' P!umbec,k while walking down P.rcad- i

way with his wire. He spice him f." tng In the Gary Hotel an 1 late caused hi:: arrest. He had ?1S3 en li: person.

Fd Hecht. residing at lnl Carolina street. Gary, wast arrestd by the Hammond police yesterday and last night was returned to this city in the custody of Officers TeniFke and Er-

TTIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.. July 17. So confused has the public "become over various provisions of the law fixing a federal tax on Ice cream and luxuries that Teter J. Kruyer. collector of internal revenues, has been compelled to prepare to send a large force of deputy collectors into all parts of the state to check up on dealers and to Instruct them as to the provisions of the law. The most surprised people in the sta-

I probably will be the owners of cafeteria.; j and restaurants who have not been coiI lectins tax on ice cream sold with men' ; on other than th. table d'hote plan. Fi -v

of the hotels and restaurants in th state have collected tax on ice cream since the law went into effect April I. Mr. Kruyer said. Wherever the deputy collectors find a case of this kind they will compel the owners of hotels and restaurants to tak steps to ascertain how many dishes of

j ice cream they have sold since April 1 i :.:n! collect from him tne tax he failed to 1 collect from his customers, i The law, Mr. Kruyer explained, pro- ! ;! s that ice cream served as a part of j a t .-.Mc li'lioie meal is not taxable bej o.iuho the entire meal fa paid for in a i U.nio Mini. However. th law provides.

With a capital of only S.

their pockets, two 17 year

Among the "Gary men who will be A. Countant and William P.u..-man. present at the big drainasre meeting both of St. I-ouis. re p'ektri up at

at Hammond this evening-, Mayor W. I th- Wabash tracks by Special asnts ; I". Hodges, city engineer Cottingrham ; yesterday on the charee f tra:n rid- ; "JJJJ2 OR XtlAN

a mi ivnifii nmriu oi t ne : I n g;. iney were the lOuiit'M. , i'mik

VIOLATE FISH AND GAME

i.e cr.-;: in : vil with a meal that ha been : ;eie.i separately, item ty iter... im:s. h" taxed.

city council will attend. As the matter of drainage is one of Gary's biggest questions, the result of the meeting will be watched with Interest.

st customers that we have ever seen, said the railro..l detectives. They will i be brought up before Judge Dunn in the city court for tria' I

When Alex Gabriel

fcor potato merchant

Chare.-.! wllh vlolntintr 'he state fish and game :. Sir.io U"rsn and Sam Tiinptro of I f- 7 M.'.oi-on :t.--t, Gary, were taken ito custody ct'l'!ay. C. P. Gilpin Mid :i:v y Wfclhe-

Ifccme wardens yfstTc'oy. Th'y were an Indiana- liar- brought to trial beforo JusMce V. V.

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New Divorce Cases.

ARRESTED

wo ei i' o ce G ' I y s i p e r 1 ' r . r.-c V.r..-:n K ?r:iv!"ii of G,-i v. George E

'rrc: wero file.l in the otirt today. The cjs'i :.:' icli vs. Anna Ko-y-4.;-.'. Margcrct H iM Hull of Ez.zt Chicat,o.