Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 38, Hammond, Lake County, 1 August 1919 — Page 7

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Fridnv. Autnist 1. 1919.

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PEACE IS . NEAR IN CHICAGO

Outbreaks of Violence in Rac War Seem to Be Checked Today.

j 1 ! In an' Around GARY : . i

POLICE UNABLE TO HANDLE BLOODY RACE RIOTS IN CHICAGO

NOTICE

Tr. i'. F. lioardm.in. recently

iharsred from the army re-opened his office at Reynolds buiaiin. G.ito tic- 1. anted to ce. a throat.

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Meet to Settle DisputeIn another effort of the 'iny nurchunts ami the oletks t. cet toretli r and rt.i'-h a final atreemotit. a meeting has been r:i:i,.l to take ji'.nce at the Uaiy I'lMimi'-rcU! Club ro..ms this evening. Warn Carnival People. Foll.nv tii.- report that there was rons'd. ra'de u.'ui.hlinjr ami sliuht of hand w.'iK st.'.njt on at the carnival n S.'irJi llreaduay authorities inter

ceded ' s t ,i.iy hji.I warned the own- I . u . If it . , o nnf t r. - . ,....!

e l a- I ti l L i - it . . - .. .-.-.o-&' - t , . .. . would be required to close down and leave the city.

Trial in Justice Court. Christ A- Cnziho, K'37 Jefferson t.. was arrested en a warrant sworn o.f m Justice Clemen.-' rtmrt tn Gury y.sTenl.iy and is hein held at the police station awaiting disposition of the rase.

r INTERNATIONAL NfWS StViCt j CHICAGO. Aug. 1. Comparative. lece reigns !n the Chicago', riot zone- to-1 iny and the tid of anpor. malice and face hatred that has surged for more than fotir das apparently has abated. ! The turmoil has not entirely ceased and' the mob spirit is still smouldering, hut ' authorities are eoniidenr that outbreaks of iolcnce have been ei'fertn t ly Cheeked, i lb-construction problems hesan today to engage the attention of authorities. 1 The task of proi,iinfr food for families: in the riot swept .district and the r-. establishment of amicable relations ! - ' tueen whites and blacks are rceeiviiiK . consideration. j One of the most serious problems aris- I tn out of the riots is that of employ-' ment of negroes. It is reported tha' several racking- establishments that ; formerly employed around lfi.iii'Mi colore, men, have drawn the color line and will . hire white labor only hereafter. The situation with regard to intermingling' of whites and Marks in industrial con-, ferns is receiving: grave consideration. , In the wake of the riots elso has come the matter of punishment I"1', those who participated. Several tm n. ' both white and black, who the police believe to be jruHty of staying: victims of ; the riots are in custody and the haiift-1 man's noose is bein dangled before them by the state authorities. Vigorous prosecution ant stern punishmen is promised by the authorities of all those Involved in the riotine. I Gov. Frank O Lowden, Adjt. Gen. j Dickson and Chief of Police Garrity relaxed today for the first time since the! outbreaks bejrin and expressed them-1 selves as confident that the state troops i and the police would be able to hold the; rioting in cheek. Xo announcement of when the troops will be recalled from; the riot zone has been made, but it is j

thought likely they will be held there1 until every vestige of disorder has been) Police In the Calumet region were stamped out. j notified by the Gary authorities to be There have been no serious outbreaks on the look ut for a stolen antomorince early yesterday afternoon when; bije which was taken from a saracre whites and the troop clashed in a battle: ;n Gary snra tin last n '-rht at the stock yards. During the past II j The auto w as taken out of the parhours but one slaying has been reported. , ae of Harry Frastiro, 43S Madison

That came when a 12-year-old white boy was dragged from a truck and beaten to death by negro youths. Deaths of several Nvho were wounded In the fiphtinc. however, has brought the death list up to 31. Xo tabula'ion of th number wounded has been made but most reliable estimates place it at Srn. About 150 rioters, according to police estimates, are tinder arrest. P.iot calls continue to come In to the police and to troop headquarters, but the disturbances are sporadic and of minor character In most instances th arrival of officers or soldters in response to calls has found the locality quiet and the rioters dispersed.

Arrest Whiskey Runners. . Pelieved to have come to Gary to cret a consignment of whNkey, Mike Fuller and lili Ftiu. "il2l Hl.uk avenue. Indiana Harbor, were taken into the custody of the Gary police at neto'clock tills niorninc. Then- five passtnifer automobile was halted by an officer at the E. J. F.. tracks and AWst Fifth a,venvie. 1,'pon searching the machine the 21 empty tiuarf bottles wre found in a suit case and the police think they were on their way to get them filled.

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WILL HAYS WILL NOT MAKE RACE

National Republican Chairman Won't Run for Governor of Indiana.

GARY MAN HELD UP ON WAY HOI

Chicago motorcycle and foot police ready for action (above) and heart of Chicago riot district.

Steal Auto in Gary.

Chic.-iiro'rt well-trained polic? force his bf.cn entirely inarieq iute to stciji race riolin,; in that city and several tltousun-l so'dU-rs aro l.ow -n duty. The uppe.- pliot-j

shows heavily arml motcrcyce per r.f Thirty-fix I It end St-te ami loot policemen uj.on whi. b. th j streets, in the heart of the race city eperukd to taai:i-itn oroor rn -ijstrict. Note motoreyeJea ho lore iln arrival of the troov. ' 'oil l,y police cummoncJ to pie'l a Lowor phote was taken ut iho cor- ; riot.

Masonic Notice. Carf.eld Lodge. 5fi9 F. A. M.. will hold a Stated Meeting Friday. August 1st at 7:30 p m. 7-Sl-2t ERNEST S. TII.I.MAX. AV. M.

street, some time after midninht. If was a 1917 Chevrolet five pa.-ser ger, license Xo. 2 3 fi o S 1 and 122'"s-7.

Colored Man Arrested.

the acpf pate cost amounts to somotliinu like Ji5'ji0fi. BusiiK s5 buildings under r- ! i n in the tinrv Land "o:r. pa n y's ::ubdi- l?l"tis total ?i?r..'nei and the cu i.;,- iii tii"t

btiildini; program amounts 'o m like --2.-.i.i0. This is th.- 1r.rc.fst total f-r on in the city's history.

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(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CE1 HROOKVILLK. Ind.. Aug. 1 Will H Hays, chairma nof the Hpublican National committee, declined today definitely to become a candidate for the P.epublicsn nomination for governor of Indiana. In an address before the mid-summer meeting of the Indiana Republican Kdi-

torial Association at Magnesia ? prints this afternoon in which he declined to enter the race. Hays declared that his work in connection with the nat-.oi.al chairmanship is daily becoming so allabsorbing and the importance of the successful outcome of the rex' p.tlnoal issue so vital that I must do that which It is given me to do and must Jo it t the hiit. He forecast a complete nationwide Republican victory. He explained that he could not give 'hundie d pel cent efficiency ar.d initiative" if he undertook both the governorship race and the conduct of the national campaign, as friends had suggest ed. Cio-1 rnor Goodrich this afternoon defended the 1319 tax law in an address to the editors and .--eve rely arraigned democratic opponents of the at Chairman Hays" speech follows in part: "It is difficult for me to express the

gratitude which I feel for the assurances that have come to me relative o the governorship The friendship and confidences wh'ich th- assurance-; r-'ean prove more to me than anyth'n f else and move me very deeply.

"I am very sensible to the privilege incident to the opportunity for service and distinguished honor in the governorship of Indiasa. but 1 cannot, however, further con-ider being a oan'ti'Vat.;. 1 am committee, to a definifo undertaking and I shall finish that job. Th" w -.rk in connection with tli. Repubiic.i.i National chiirm.'nsh1p is daily becomlm, so all arw.-rbit;.; -fid 'he ii.iportar.ee "t the succe.---fu 1 outcome oo v:ial f 1 I there I .mist do that which is given J me to do and must do it to the hj't

John McGinity Robbed of Money and Valuables in Hammond Last Night. John McGinity of 629 Adams tree Gary, while on his way home from his saloon in "West Hammond about l:0t o'clock this morning was held up at the corner of Standard avenue and Hohman street, Hammond, by two masked men. These two men were riding in a Ford car without lights and passed McGmnlty nho was driving his automobile, then stopped across the road, when McGinty stopped to avoid hitting them, the men got out of their car stuck a gun in McGinty's face and ordered him to hold up his hands. McGinty obeyed and was robbed of

$145 in currency, a gold watch ar.d a gold tie pin set with 12 diamonds valued t $300. ROBBED OF VALUABLES. It Is believed by authorities that Bernard F. Solberg. 3S05 Ivy St.. Indiana Harbor, was a victim of the same stickup men at 143th and Forsyth last night as he made the turn. Two men with revolvers w ho were standing on the corner made a leap for the machine and thrusting a revolver close to his head told hi:n to stop. Solberg was relieved of $65 In cash, a diamond stick pin valued at $35. a masonic ring worth $5. a watch at $10 and a revolver at $12. The highway men then forced him to drive them toward Hammond and when they reached Slimmer street they got out and toid Soiberg to go straight ahaed or thev would shoot. Solberg reported it to the East Chicago police and a rosse was formed and ofur hours a search was made but to no vail.

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MRS. EMI.L EBERT WILL RECOVER

Charges of obtaining money under false pretenses were brought azainxt J. 'W. Lewis, colored of the Lincoln

Hotel in Judge I.aub' court in Gary j Hammond, at the Mor. y today. i Gary, and this morning i

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j A GREAT MASSACRE ; r:'jTn'TiONAL news sirvicei I PARIS, July 30. MaJ Green, repre- ; Tentative of Herbert Hoover in Ari m-nia. telegrapbed to the American i officials today that the Turks are (threatening a gr at massacre in the event the British troops withdraw

Take The Times and keep tn from Asia Minor, and that the counts

touch with 'Vie whole vorld.

!.-? in a panic.

Notice Bricklayers.

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According to Laura Pye the com- that she was rapi-il: plaining witness, Iewis sold her half ! strength and all hop. s Interest in. a tailoring establishment her speedy recovt ry. at 4314 Adams street but after paying!

had no interest in the business when shei went to take possession.

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Is a Merry Widow. "?oon after my husband's death ? years ago I was taken with typhoid fever. Since then, have suffered from stomach and liver trouble and constipation. I have doctored a great deal without benefit. Since taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy three months ago my bowels have moved regularly and I am feeling well again. I am now a happy woman." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the. inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose wil convince or money refunded. At druegists everywhere. Adv.

ATTACKS BOY; ( IS SENTENCED Harry Lewis, claiming to be a sailor who has lived In East Chicago for two months and was employed by a P. & O. construction company, was found guilty of a shameful attack on a twelve year old East Chicago hy and fined $500 and costs end sentenced to six months at th p'nal faun by Judge A. P. Tyman.

Old Offender "In Asain.

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GARY SCECCLS SHOW FREE MOVIES

EAVES TODAY ON ) ; HUNTTNG TF'Pi EXCHANGE CLOSED I ON SATURDAY

A GREAT RECORD.

July. 1919. shattered all records in the building history of Gary, according to figures compiled today. The total nearly reaches the 'million

dolalr mark.

According to a new survey of the home arid flat buildings under erection in Gary during the month of July In the Gary Land Company's subdivision;;.

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"7TS the first thing you notice her wonderful white teeth ! And the last thing you forget !" Sound teeth are as essential to good looks as they are necessary to health. With Lazeil's Tooth Paste you can keep your teeth clean, white and healthy. Contains ipecac and chlorate of potash to help prevent pyorrhea.

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ployed in the Mills and is well known, i eri.il shortage ie the v Mis. fSchuItz ale-. hs a wide a q i a i n- I t . i acc.t It:; to n r.-tm tance havtng mart- a number of visits , r.iu.',i"turs 'oil iy l-'tmhi to th'.: -ty. Tii. y will make tie Ir j olnplam ( ti e s!.o;t..Ke home in Aurora, iii. I :'.n..!!i.g" t.t.'iteri-i!. I '-letn i ,'K-i. den t.-rs for iii. s-pp'.

IS CALLED A V AY. j Superintendent I'harKs K. irr of j the Gary Screw and Holt Works in I Gary was suddenly ralied away to h: home in Vdlpara'.so Wednesday ftr-i noon where he Uarned the sad i.ews j

of the d.-ath of his irfant child; Ir. Carr found ire baby dead In crib. LABOR TEMPLE COMMITTEES TO MEET

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GUN CLUB TO HOLD TOURNAMENT Ti e record j ef th Black IU icoid C'lp Trophy will be bold by ni.-mbe, s -t t'.- G.. . It--! an 1 Gun t'luti at.t' Kit.-' Si.I riul. house in . ;-,ry Sui'.i'i:-' it: terr.cn tn.l ai! nieiu- : rs are e :'.-'' ' i'..r.e-ted to attend.-.lio-K !.' .-iion !o.'.. the lead ,n tl,e fi-bl of , onl'..-:an:s to date.

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I'elegtes representing the different

locals in Gary are urc-d to l.e prep- j ent t a big meeting which .? ' be held at the Union Labor Hail tumor- j row evening at seven ..Vice It A re- j port will be made 0n the sale of lon is j ';

for the new labor tempo and other matters of imptort an . wi'.l h,i taken up.

CINDER TRACK KING TO LEAVE

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; -:v Gary wzs acknowledge 1 yestcr- ! j day. Next week he leaves for Ak- ; ran. ! pi, w n- i" lie will b. cetiie a ; ti m.-mber of the J"-. F. G.o-.drlcl, Rtib- ! H

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MANY OTHER GOOD THINGS TO EAT AT p

VERY LOW PRICES.

Gary memhers of the Masonic order ere t;e recipients of invitations 'e:it

from the i) aH Temple at Mien

11! rriond yesterday to be-in att'-ndarc '

pfS I th" monster p'ni" which is to b" j 5f j i held at Harrison Trk in Hammond If Thursday. Auprnst lth. An in'ev,.,-;. Kijl j infr proirram is beine planned by the j v

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orat-.ry ,.f the Garv 1 illOOlieeiOent. I'atllf -IS j

RESOURCES OVER $5,000,000 Under U. S. Government Supervision

Compounded Semi-Annually FOR A HOME fiL Vfi FOR A BUSINESS v w FOR AN EDUCATION

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The many friend? of Asiis'anf Fir a ! F.-rest was a mea,;,, - :- of r.-.mpany Chief Adam Siefert are a ! rmed -on- I.. W?t Infant i y of the Fifth I vision. c rnlns his condition For several i H, saw ui".iv f-rvi,e in mat weeks he has been siiffeTiiiir from a .pera'iuns. ti.e St. M hie I and thsevere attack of yellow Jaundice, He j : leuse-Arponn" offensive. lies!-!, s had recently un.ltxone a series of j b, iris sii-i 'iy massed Fores! came treatments for tii.:' :i'!i!.(i:t, but yes- inane wit 'a n :Ti ia! receipt for caaterday he whs forced to leave his .ht- turinii two i ; tv. -: its. 1 i. ii re can 1. ties at the central tire s'.at:..n and Is j Jif tly proud of. . At the t ire of the now confined to his home on Mussa- j f epf.i. ii.- had i'u.iiie 1 .! tr.an Ir.-, chuaetts street. As soon as his con- J - mpany iat ici 'he battl. rtition Improves, he will be taken to Forest has fine wtocderful exper-

Mercy hospital for an operation. Knees relat

Officers F. Richard Shaaf, President. Emest C. Simpson, Cashier. Ray R. Hemingway, Assistant Cashier. Ben T. Lemster, Assistant Cashier.

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Directors II. L. Arnold. President Gary Trust Savings BankHomer J. Carr. Editor Gary Tribune. F. Richard Schaaf, President Citizen' National Bank, Hammond. E. C. Slmrson, Cashier. E. G. Sclp, President Calumet National Bas fiauth Chicago. Leo Wolf. Kaufmann & Wolf, Hammond. M. M. Winter, Real Eatat Owner.