Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 178, Hammond, Lake County, 16 January 1920 — Page 1

THE WEATHER TOU INDIANA Probably fair tonight except snow In northeastern portion; colder la southeast portion; Saturday colder la south portion.

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! 1 TOJEPART Barleycorn Has Duds All Packed to Sail at Midnight. J. By DAVID M. I HinfH. i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I WASHINGTON, PV Anothe Is being le',orted toeiay. A dntgp" vi be sent from Ami'V ,..!'. shores wlu'e thousands of li: 'iritits lipwa'! his '! e na rt i! -e. "Kt'i!' ':. e, alias "John Ry rleycorn.'' 1 tl" . -ply depot lee w '.' 's i a i. ' o r.r. 1 : : ,-,M ri'ert totlay. i'r'iliil'iMon goo ip'.o full 'urrf a "lill!Kr".' Prohibit Ion - ' r K ra mi- rod a "i so'emn imi"' 1 V e a ' e v. eU h r - "-. r. nor runr using crepe i" lip tk (!.!'- c,i', ' ns '. ii. simply carry out t'.e i'- rimjirffs puis on the ceo p!.mi.:h h ; i Hi:n:. ' io"n." Genera' I'slmcr's brn n, i the df:ian:rf o' "John ro -p ere ii tie rteo u ra i :i g Ti- - is no i.imcr any liquor ..it n A im"UM- Cm -. 1. settled re A ' 1 or nry-gene i p 1 "The1 proh ibi - ion '.-.v looks ju.M iikf any olf.er 'aw - I t ,. department o( justice." Ipm-n coTiru to Wash'nston toinduated that the departure of !'- .i.of h beins widely celebrated. I n-fPi-li! reports indicated rl-at In ivany - ;:es prohibition officers were taking - ':. st brief rest and that unofficially 1 here w as considerable vircula t ion of .1 goods, while the law siep'.. ".I nEtl GKT9 HEADV The bureau of interna! revenue if - 1 .'a making preparations for jfuarotns , i .roximttely sixty million jrallons "t i (''c cater" left in warehouses. About j ."0 0. 0"0 fallons have been remov ed j at i om bond during the past month. Th o-vners of this liquor may do a. larpe I i-rther of th'njrs with it. but it wi'l -.-uage. no thirsts. Th' liquor may j e withdrawn for industrial purpe.es. j ' if non -be ve rKe purposes, or aiedie'n - i purposes under regulation. ; IM 1I.LOWAM K j "'"bose wlio have hopes of periods oT ! t' -ess to help their thrist will Ret but I - Me sati5faction, for Commissioner ! -jfitT today pointed out that the ows but one pint every ten days f o :- .'(. c pitl purpf'ses and this win b- - cl i y enforced The only legitimate place for liquor a ' if r today in a bona fide home for ''oa. flue home consumption, in warei "uses reg istered , w ith the Rovern'""nt, or in the registered possession n'.iypicians and druggists. -'it HURT IT M.I.. 'Oven the semblances r 1 n toxica nti se vipod out todav by the law. which rakes it illegal to display :-isns or o ctures of liquor e containers of ai- . o .o'le beverases If you have it boon recipes for Home Brews' burn it lonifrht at tlie oitr of Hvelve, fo- the law forbids it "'tder of more than one-half of one s r cent of alcoholic volume and othr fru't. juices also o 1 1- 'v.iv of Irons drink tonigbt ORDER PREVAILS BERLIN ONCE E i i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CEI l.ONIwt.V, Ja.n. !. Attempts to es- !.- b!i;,h mb law Et IJerlin have colli psed. .'d an Kx chan Re Telegraph cispatch lem that city today. The military noasures taken by Minister of Defense Nfso to preserve order i lite anniversary of the ki'iing of Kosa !'iiemhurK and Karl Liehne edit, two i artaeist leaders, were, described as c -. r -,v lii. lini ng." t rie tlerin.-'n Sparta.cists were said to i:. .r postponed thejr jd.tns for the overi"i'v of the tlcrm.un government until be people are in a greater state of unl over the- food scarcity. The effort to bring about a general -.i-ike mi tho Lie bknech t-Lu x embur g anri -rsary was a complete failure, the "ri-opendcnt reports. t called tt tenia . IE ASK FOR BAR ADIVIISSIOil K'.ftht Gary men and one Hammond -.an have applied for admission to the bar. with permission to practice law in l to cc'urts of Lake county. They are Lloyd P. Mitchell, James Y. ' on. Teofll H. Grahnwski. .Tamer. ". Lr-e, WilH.-un L. Tioss, A. A. Hargel. ll'iliam H. Clark and Edvvanl incrnt 'e smar of (iar . I'.riiest !.. Mack of liiiiitmnini has also applied for admission io the bar. Examination of the applicants will be held at Crown !'"ui! en 'he third of next month. Advertise in Tne Times and ad ertisc a-.ra:n. Kcsjits come uitb enstant effort.

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Chicago Woman Who Is ? Presidential Candidate! VIIS 1. 1 t cm.i; t,AM"0 ' '-an :ood and f-ar!css law t if orcein! nt -s '.b pIi;fo;,n "P whnii MsJ.uey I'ar-j tlasti.n ..f t'hcaso wi'I se . k to be : iect( l president ie the 1'nited Stales. Tie formal d-clara-'n of her the c c i a'nl'Iil. and dacy has b' Cn mailed tary .:' .-tale of South lit mmsL NEGRO CHAUFFEUR KILLED AT GARY Pave HaruiU'ii. a c:-':ored d mechanic employed at chauffeur I the Lake t t'ntmrv Vnto .Sates iat-nye in tLliiimnnfl. I was nstar.'ly kill-.-l early tens morninp while returninsr to ll.irmiwnd after ntakipR a tr; T.'ie m;u. rr sing :l'e v cm had h-en icrrtfi'-' ? ' n T-idiaua llarh v and j.iry. line, found ar tc.li .Ninth a-. r the I. ,!, (Si P.. tracks on i-d" i ' ijiiy. indicated 'hat if s-tru-.-k by ji. t rn in mov inj; a' r-Xil. 1 lai'i'.i'.ori' ho( v" was i'otmii 5cfi fr. i north ."'i' t'n crossinc. The maeh tie. which b' 'miRed "o the lake '7"uo.iy A i'" S;;T'S was :-rn:tshc(J h.-yond no.--- ' hi Iiupm ahiiii; the per Hamilton's ' 1 1 om : h' i- 'i h n is 1 1 1 e until rv the ground. T: th" SteerillK wh wiiifii had b'.ea in the rah. rpa:r. p-'t !:!. ks. In b nig I ii..; T'.,m-j '''" ! -dy had b- n v n a;sj earriel ; ' eh frog; lra b the j cl- it 1 ib ad man still prasp'd 'I and a. seat cushion, torn from ':) ir.aciune Hamilton's hdy was found tr morning by a bririg-e watchman who was on his v-HV to w."k. Ir was sevr'-l hours before it. was t.ik-n ' " a moi'K'ie. but i'cin I ho fact that the body vv a frozen stiff the ni'.i' :: ake t expressed the belief taker rviTs-i'l t nt oef'J rrcti b-t " that thd. ana o t locn. r" mor-it.t,'. It was reported in 'i.iri thai occupants, f another urtelui"- h 'd w itnessed the ecident but .i -rt th" polwe have V-eep nab!- to find .in-,- Ira on of this pftrty. L -,mi- nine- l,..f,.re the body was d. However, by 1 ra.cn g 'he li:en t . ens- ii'irnh'-r and getting in tou-h with Hammond, police Hamilton was finally I i.'en!"ie,i. 'f'h'": nun tr nnn is well known I .inning i ha in s Hammond amom.'b'.ie owners. been employed by the sales cm-i l.-p 'nr a long tunc. His home is on' F-f.lds ave. nnd he is survived by a n if", i N FIRST CEREMONY CROWN POINT. Ind. Jan. 15. Judge Norton of tl" circuit court in this city performed his first marriage i ceremony here en Wod nesday after- j nlin though a trifle nervous nt frst.j he officiated at the service host admirably- The young couple whom he' marrien w e uisim -.h , -c,pK marrieu t.y a in un ji.'ROBBERS WORK TWO HOURS IN VAULT j INTER T1CNAL NEWS SERVKEl rROWNtRCRtl. Ind, Jan. IS. Capjturing and taki"g prisoner Pert Hen-d-rsi'ti. tow n watehmnn, and Haver Mc- ' "h!ppup k, :' t: ok ilri-'-r. tiv" masked (bandits e ; - -' y today broke mto the Frownsi.ur state bank early today land rifled about thirty safety deposit 'boxes. No ostunate of the loss has ! been made. The quintet worked for 'two hours unmolested and fled in an I automobile after outCng all telephone 'cables l-.-idng Into the town . The tiers fin. -re extricated themselves lotitied a railroad trlepraph operw J.o sett out watn'ngs to p.opce. a n d a t o - ADD H. C. L.

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WASHINGTON. Jan. 1 Pi r std e n t Wilson's coal comivissipn todyy. through its president. Henry M. E"btnsoti, nskfd 'he htiuse appropriations commit' for $1 ft f.T.'.n to n:,y the ex-tiepv,.-. iu he incurred by the comm'isiOl-

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Be Careful After This : Amos Ahdula. a ru.rf, o4 years o!l, , ; learned a life lors l.?on in Gary I yesterday i It was -while he was look'ngr over the ; 'shoulders of several card players 'n a ; pi'o! room at J W luth avenue vester , ; ti.ny afternoon that one of the parti-i- i pants suspected Abdula with d'sr'os.nq j i the contents of his hand. i In the argument that ensued, a man j by the name of Kas'e Rrtdrn drew a, i knife and during: the stieucrBle Abdul i , I was stabbed over the left ear, leawnff a j I mark that he will carrv the balance of I j his life. Kollowinsf the ptabhittg. hes 1 assailant escaped are conducting a The Uary poTc iiy-w'de scar h for h ' m . OF . RISKY FEB. 1 IS AFTER i Revenue Officers of Calumet i Region Receive In structions. 'trr h. 1. tiie possession of intoxicdlitiK liquors iiy persons noi permitted under the national V'fob i b it ion act to possess liquor, sha'l be prima facie evidence that the sain" is kepi for the purpose of sale barter or exchange in violation of the prohibition act. revenue men in il" "al timet disi ict. have been instructed hv letter rotu Prohibition t 'o in in -,sf ion er K ranter The leiter instructs that a person may have liq.ior in his dw el' ills' and may move, it with his household goods provided such movement is not. con trary to state laws, but that it must be used for his persona! consumption, j that of h s family or. by bona-rlde 'I jruests while beinsr entertained in the dwelling. Sue'' liquor need not be reported to the poh:btion commissioner. Liquor held tti warehouses may be sold for medicinal, scientific, sacra-j mental or mechanical purposes upon i permission from th commissioner. A ' bond reckoned at $4. 'JO per proof sal- : 'on must be furnished by such owner, j All permits for storage of intoxicat injr j liquors must be secured on or bffore Jitn jr. lf20. and must state the, kind! ;in,j jtmount of each on hand on Jan.! tr. Anv linuor pot reported and fo-i ,vhjcn no permit has been issued will : be subject to Feb. 1. seizure on and after Forms for reporting to the federal I commissioner may be secured from the 1 collector of internal revenue. j f MEMORIAL COMMITTEE HAS T ME The hist meeting- of th Committee appoint! el bv tin city council lor th" pur pos M emoria.1 j Ha imnond of taking! the lead 'n th- v. or 1memorial to the citv's and marines, held its f selecting the. soldiers, sailors tirst meeting at the city hall last iuht. CltV Cletk J U". V.. Hose called the land explained the pui meeting to order pose of the comI mit tee. I Election of ofl'ierrs was the first sub i ject taken up. which resulteti in naming Ktincrz' r chairman and Mrs. ,T. O ntpsott recording secretary. Thos present wer' A. H. Tapper. ! . tl. Mil ray, V. Tl. Muir, C. '. N'lldovv, Otto Knoerzer and Mrs. ,T. t. Thompson. Onlytwo m' irl. r:-. 1". C. .Minus and lf nry (In bier, were abserit. Infonotl eliseu.'-sion took place, the members e.f the committee wishing to familiarize thentse-lves with the plans and project of the proposed memorial building. The meetings are to Tie held , a , bp ( v ,,a on , f,0 KPror,d ani1 fnirt n i xvodnesdavs of ea-h month a: S FORBIDS WYNANT AND OTHERS TO PROSECUTE SUIT f SPECIAL TO THE TIMESI CROWN Pi'IN'T, In i . Jan. 1 H A temporary restraining order against Wilbur S. Wynant. of The like ViewLand and Investment Co.. hy Judge K. Miles Norton in the ciruii court here, enjoin'ng Wynant as p-es:dent, Emmett L. S'l,r. Samuel H. Slick trustee and a m i 1! lint e! H Sink as ;-n itI'1 "M.il from pi-.. -e i: t ri- s'i't up h a n v r"te or subsc ti 'or stock in t1 i I . K - dart P.-ilter. from collecting any m ing thc-m in any ma; i ''eg vv t It t h e t 1 1 s i n e ? s art Patter;, company of the stock of said Take The Timr -ck! -fcu:h witli the whole wcrld.

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OF COUNCIL League Council Holds First Session in Paris Today. Newton C. Parke f STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N . SERVICE IRAKIS. Jan. 16. Leon Hnureeois of I Krance was today unanimously elected ithe first chairman of the council of the leaguo of nations. ! Speeches were made by Karl urze-n. i f. Hy mans and Premier Vtnizclos bef're the council bt-K-an t-'c-ctmg sr.i-ii't.c -, tes and appoiMting the memlx rs of th.- ' ! commissions which are to supervise, me i dolimltation of Hie Paar valley and lian'r.ife. It is expected that these ccinii'i'- ' s'ons will hand i" th"ir decisions to '.n I con nr il by Ma y -5. J ; respite the numerous duties as pies - 'dent of the l'rrpch senate it was said ' ih.at 11. IJourgeoi.-, would continue as th.-j I l'Yench representative of the council. ' NO AMIKICAN3 THERE. ' There was much newspaper cotnni'nt over the absence of any American rep-! ; -esertative in view of T'resi'h nt tVtts.m's i : exertions in behalf of the creation ot' ; the league. Kditorials emphasize, that! ; the league of nations has taken second 1 place in international affairs, the firs; i 1 be'ng rn :o the r.evv a'i'anco; upon jwhbh Prance is no- basirg her here " !', j fui u re secti r 1 1 y. The eounci! mt ft r.'c '. -k ; provided for in the treaty, ii" ca s for he me vVi'fen. irs was : ssued p - 1 't .- ZE W. R. C. TAT i Hammond Women Institute New Corps and Present Flags. VvHITlNO. Ind., .Ian. 16. -The Co to net Roosevelt 1'ost No. 263 "Woman s Relief Corps, was instituted at AVhitinv; on AVedncsday afternoon with twentyfive members, by the Willram H- Caulkins Cost No. IMS of Hammond. The officers were instructed in their work by the Department President. Mrs. Evan R. Courtney of Winchester. Indiana. The officers were elected after which they were installed by Mrs. Millie Davis, of Hammond. Those elected were President. Mrs. Mary Hays. Sr., Vice-President, Mrs. E'izabeth PlemIng. Jr. Vice President, Carrie Thomas. Treasurer. Kffte Rowe. Chaplain. Hattie Carpenter. t'onduot ress. Esther Steinke. Aasslstant Conductress. Irere Canner, Cuard, Lulu Allen. Secretary Etta Coldsmith. Delegate, Mrs. PlernminR. Alternate, Mrs. Coldsmith. Pianist, Edith Shade. Color Rearers. Th ssie Johnson. Clara Spence. Violet Parrel. Sarah AVellette. Press Correspondent. Olive Cullen. Crand officers present also were Mrs. Cunningham. Department Junior Vice - Preshlen t and Mrs. Stiles, Past Department. Senior Vice President of H miiie,nd. The Department President. Mrs. Courtney presented the gav el and the '. Hammond Corps, made the Whit ins: Corps the present of five beautiful silk flags. A luncheon followed, a very tine time being enjoyed. The Whiting order will meet every alternate Thursday afternoon in the I. O. O. P. hall. - GOV. GOODRICH ON PRESIDENTIAL LIST ! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 INDIAN A POLIS. Ind., Jan, l ' itliough no a nnouncmen t has teen mail" bv linv, (himltlih and no forms! notice is expected. It was deelHre-d at tlic '--tn'cntent has P ,)ou ye todav that the governor's name was entered in the presidential ra-e. IV. titii-ns were circulated today t" have his name jdaced on the. lists. BLIZZARDS STALL MICHIGAN TRAINS 'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE I MI'S K E ;ON. Mich.. Jan IK. Trains are stalled or operat'nsr hours behind sccelule and several Northwestern Michigan cities ar experiencing food and fu! shottgages today as a result of the second blizzard of the week. The storm which started last night today was inrrfainj in intensity and hope of keeping- the railroad and interurban lines open was prget 'cally abandoned. t HOLD-UP FLUKES i

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ompany of Gary; I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEtVICEi onev and restranl NEW V TtK, Jan. IS. A bold n r from interfer- I nnipt to hold up the Manhatant b of the O. K. C iip Lower Pre.adwae in wh h sev, and t rn ti sf er r - n g j shots were fired was mad- pt noon i . iii;',iip . iduv. one arrest was made.

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WILLIAM J. BRYAN r Mr. '. t . - i ')..- c1'1 ii-- rap r.inps Itryan was before he mace hi .s. T' T.'a v ci inner vi h ' h he C i 1 ect ly i 01 11 i ill 111 j ' iitaken several lours s spi-ei h at the Jackin V;i shtns t on. In i ppoi-i-d ITefideni W ilson's dclarat on that the pence OTmarinesquell ATTACK MADE BY BANDITS IN HAYTI j INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE' ! WASHINGTON. Jan. lfi. Three him-! dred Hav tian bandits atacked the t'ity ! i of Tort au Trlnce. Hayti. yesterday morninsr. the navy department w as j advised today. About 15) eif th han-,;ts were killed, captured or wounded. They were repulsed by American marit.-s and the i i'da riner :e of Hayti. two Atii'.itK am toi nr,i). Thfrt3 wire two casualties a-non? the American marines. Private J. I'oombs, serioi,-5ly uoii'i'ie-i p. i Private S. M . .!. I.augit'i-i. siiiihtiy w ounde d. The navy How i rig- dp depart re. e nt natch today i comma p.d hr-gade of receiv el from Co! of the ma fines 1 1. Russell, i irst prej visional Hayti. .".00 1 Three b. v n rv. umlrcd tni'fl bandits at this inoniiiiK (Jan. PC attempted to enter Port au Prince. divitlMig Into three columns, .loincu by a few- from the la,I section of I 'on ail Prince "Promptly e ncou n t e-red marines and genelarme pa t re 1 i ; n parlies, who drove them back a. id pursued 1i-i.ni. Over fifty per cent ki!'d. wounded and captu-cd. Relieved lesson will be I suf ficic-nl to prevent repetition." Patrol'ing parties lu've- b.-entthrown out to prevent further attack-, tip? navy department an ii"i' need. HARBOR OIL CO. IS INCORPORATED The Harbor i?.ation of It Oil Company, liana Harbor pern te-'i u li ii e a n ofgan-I men. una th la vv s recently or eif Indiana. Previous to the oil holdings of the Tennessee were held byi noe.rporat Ion , company In th" Sou t hern Oil Association. The Lexington Oil W orld says of the j company's wills: "Well No. 3 on the1 Holbert Creek, six tni'es ea.t of Py rds- j town, is now el own to a de-pth of r.on 1 feet, and werk is prog ress.i r, rice'v-i on this well. H '. was struck in this j well at a depth of l?0 feet ami gas at a depth of ."'" feet. WeH N(l. 2 hs i now down to a depth of 1 V'" feet but' work is temporarily at a shutdow n j and inclement wea t her. This well will! bo dri'Vii to a elepth of Z'"'"' feet be- I cause 'he ovvpers want to iiake a t-'i-t w '! of it. " TWO MERCHANTS ARE BANKRUPT ! t o l.a-t Chicago bu!ne.i. men. tbrouch their attorneys, have Hied a;iwith En 1 ted State? Com m 'ss ioi: r Sur - prise. Roth cheim 1 Mart'n Kalcy.ak. cot t a v 1 nil . s ' o i'-, 1 27.1 T and e t s of borsk i, n 1 m 1 1 11 na man. s no v. s lini'i and asse ts of 5 i ' t . P. - e 11;. a sad ill'!-. ?i'73 1 la ptb'h. of JI'iA. Per. 47P! Olliities e.f f I H.-iskii SinnI. or grocery of J1-.34. .16 JITNEURS ASK FOR REHEARING A t' err, ; - fo lief. l"lO i.r y .1 1 1 . - 'ncvd-iy i' t' ee'.ft to eic the tie hlb'tlPg the r n ! 1 il'Tou v h d 'i ' . l I strtnn j : Pt i- j t I'"!-. ' a r r s . the .1" 1 1 ' ordinan-e pr 1113 e-n live r filed a nv'tnc se. Judge lit ,;, .or te be.: ring of M " i n v . rgu "P' - :g of t: 1 c tion for 1 trial.

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AS HE LOOKS TODAY 4t V r V..i i.i." . 1 3 r,-. V - Mliil. .ill tu ' i "''' ' ' ' ' ti'.ii1;. itiu.Tt. .'.. e laililt-u vwinoui c:ia:12e. T;:e three t!i;i ln-tnoe;at'c candidate for pres. dont came out for reservati"PS are! tile t i i ,-. t y -jettatc. onees i -a ti:"i o 11 S lent to g 1 1 Hep u t.di ci n B G AUTO OPENS TIH CITY SR1CH SATURDAY The Indiana Harbor branch of the j Pohlinjr Auto Sales company will open I ineir new sales rooms at tile corner i of Micitigan avenue and e;rapcine sis. ' tomorrow morninc- under the manntent of L. P. Knoer?.er. Mr. Knoeri r has been engageel in the auto sales business for years and has been associated with Ed. Rohlmg at his Humiiiop.'.v Sales rooms since the Roll ling: j Auto Sales Company was organized, fie I is thoroughly acquainted with every phase of the busine.i- and customers ! in East Chicag-o. Indiana Harbor and ' Whit inp, are assured of count Otis and : sat isfai tci y scr .ice. ' The T'eiliiir.g Sales t'ompary l-.tid sold ; a Ucre number of Cadiilai-s. Pcidges ! and Chevrolet passer per cars and the ' A liite trucks to Indiana Harbor and , East Chicago customers and the new sai-s room was built in oreier to fur- ' nish the owners with better and more convenient service. The, same line of cars v.ill be sold in Indiana Harbor as i the company has sold in their HamI mond room. ; The service department of the In- ! dip-a. Harbor branch has ben well ' taken elite of and win be under the i management of lieorge Poh'ing. Expert repairmen will he available for work whenever required and the sere branch will he maintained at the st efficient standard. A full line part's and accessories will be cara The work on the building was begun last August hut because of various strikes and material shortages the work was not completed until last months. The finishing: touches have just been added and Indiana Harbor now has an auto sales reiom which compares favorably with any in this i part of t he Kt ate. PATROL WAGON SWIPED BUCKET Captain Tom Downey and officers J . Larar and Ed. Konlr.it. or the Past Che.-i.ro police, had a narrow escape last mailt when the patrol in which they- were rid'02: struck a bucket which i was hanging ov er th road from a i steam crane In the yard of the Standard Pctrc i n g . The patrol was on 'ts j way to North Harbor and the watchmen j at the I. H. Belt crossing on Pi-key i Place had signalled that the road was ii'.-pr. Officer 1-Hzar did not see the J bucket beiause of the heavy snow storm until the patrol was only a few ! fi"t from it and syerved .fust in time ito a votd a head-em collision. The bucket stru-k the side of the a I most t re the top off. at rol and MAKE EXTRADITION DEMAND TOMORROW TPHATIONAL N. Jan. I SEFVI'.L I 1 n a n d nd.--r I I trie e -kaiser fur ted to be mad- to Holland tomorrow, -mid a news en rnim pnri - today . Th n; the extradition of Willi.drarted by the supreme hi eh W on T' iiroln , wa aprt io ed hv .- p ' I .b. d C.e,.rgf. ...i Mp.: t-'l i; . :'" dis-

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N THE SENATE No Arguments in the House Where Vote Was Unamious. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlCll INDIANAPOLIS. Ind., Ja-n. 16. Th Indiana general assembly in special session here today ratified the Susaji B Anthony woman suffrage amendment to the federal constitution. Indiana is th twenty-sixth state to ratify the amendment which must receive the sa.nction of thirty-six states to become effective. The vote in the senate was 43 in favor of latilication and 3 against, while Lhe vote in the house was unanimyus-- 33 for and none afrainst. no OTHER BUSINESS. Tho Indiana legislature war called m special session to ratify the amendmen' at the reguest of the members of the U omen's Franchise league of Indiana who obtained pledges from more tha-t two-thirds of the legislators that th.ev vvoald confine their activities today to the a-mendm. rt. Tt is the Intention f Have tt.notli.iir special session of the hg-'slature later at which other qufs tions will be presented. Ths resolution adopted WKs loipt resolution introduced by Senateyrs AH Me-h and N'aglev. THOSE OPPOSID, '1'he.se voting again the suffrage re.se button in 'he senate, tvere: Haggerty. Deni.. South Re-td, K!m Repcb. Huntington, a.-id McCray( Repu h Ir.cJ'a.riapolis. Six senators were absent and Senator Auclten was not allowed his sea! be.auio he holds axiothar state ofnee. The resolution was adopted after a w3 discussion participated in by Lieut Gov. Bush and Senators Wilson. Narley. Eisner, Nejdl. Haggerty and Rutherford The. senate voted down 3 3to 6 a resolution to pass Senate Bill No. 91 the insane law vetoed by Gov. Goodrich a' the last session. 'INtrRNlTtntlll urwe cfb.,.. INDIANAPOLIS. Jnd.. Jan. Hi' Ex pressing- confidence that the genera assembly would ratify the suffrage amendment speedily at the special pes sion called today. Governor Goodric.i declared that othr matters of vita' importance prqbah'y xviU recessitm a call for a special session of thi- jen eral assembly "at an early dale. " ki:i:p host iov."1 desire at this time,' said the governor, "simply to recommend that you ratify the suffrage amendment as quickly as you can. in order that the expense of this extraordinary ses sion be kept at ths lowest possible figure." "Then the genera! assembly of 1 ? I S freed the women of Indiana of the last civil disability which rested upon them. To the members of this js semhly has been accorded a high priv ilece of dointf all that our state can do to free the women of America from the last vestige of political disability, for, with the adoption of the proposed federal amendment, they will stand before the law with an equality with the men of the nation. The ratiflca tion of but seven additional states is needed to make woman suffrage a na tional reality. I earnestly hope that the required number will soon be ob tained and the women of the country be qualified to participate in the nomination as well as the election of all public officials, state and natlona'." DEAD BABY FOUND BY GARBAGE MAN IN WEST HAMMOND h:ef o' Police Niti of West Ham mond was faced with a mystery yes terday afternoon when a garbage col lector found the body of a child, ev idently at least two weeks old. in r garbage box at the, rear of 417 West State street The man in emptying the box no ticed a large bundle enclosed in heavy wrapping paper, and examination re vealed the body of the baby swathed in gauze. It was frozen stiff and had probably been there for several weeks. Bruises on the side of the face and forehead lead to the belief that the baby had not died a natural death. The body was taken to the. county morgue this afternoon for examination which vvill probably reveal the manner of death. Chief Nitz as yet has no clue as to w ho disposed of the child in this man net- but believes that he will learn something within a few days after the matter becomes generally known. E. CHICAGO POLICE RAID NEGRO CLUB East Chicago police last night raided a r.egro club at 35S3 Block avenue. In -d-ana Harbor, and arrestee) six men and 'two girls on charges of gambling and j house of ill-fame. Dice., cards and I $7.T"1 constitute the evidence in the gam b' 1 rig n irge . Pave Brsckeen was arrested as the keeps-. The others are Elijah Ross, I t'Ulsv il'.e, Fred Wheeler; Fred Wheel J er. Chicago, Aron Renneffield. Chicago, j T.eroy Rattey. 3S67 Block avenue, IndiI ana Harbor: Samuel Copeland, 3.SS3 P.loi k Aventte; PeJln pnrj Cleo Rraeltcpi. :; -i cluck .. na... Inlini Hat

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