Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 22 June 1920 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Tuosrlav Junp 22. 1920.

FITE DAMAGE SUIT ON TRIAL

MIHHIOAV CITY. Ind.. June The, damage msc of Karl rite against the Gary Street Railway Co., for (lam.isc in the. sum of J25.(KK went on trial ldav i mhf Suptnor court before .ludxe rrumwckpr and a Jury. ' The attorneys sro R H. Moor", for 'h plaintiff p.rd W. TV. Wordm of laPorte and TV. TV. repple of this ity. for the rief f r -i a n t . Whi FVe was on h".s ' Chi--p.-v a year ao this month in a car r:-nfn by reter GfMjrnch. thp 'Jt"mpbi was struck at a rrosn in Ham-mc-n-1 bv one of the defendant's sireeit ar.-. F't' was injured He was taken o a Hammond hospita! and a ffw days i ,.r he wa. hrouKht to St. Anthony's ' -nita!. It i alleged th.it h:s p'-'vts broken, and that he r ' v. -d other It is also aliened that a sinn n'u ries. nd-.cated that cars stopped just before reaching the erossins The street car nvo'.ve.l 1n the aeciderw slowed down, -nd'-ratin to the auto driver that the r,r was jroinjr to halt at the. stoppin place Th auto drive'- proceeded to take the crossjnff Then, it is alloael. the street car suddenly took a new start a.nd struck the automobile. NEW NOTE SENT TO BERLIN TODAY BY KWTO-- C. PARKE ( 'STAFF CORRESPONDENT I H SERVICE! J ROLOtJNK. June 22 A new allied; rote, demanding: the immediate disarmament of Germany, m accordance j with the terms of the treaty of Ver- j saiiies. was sent to lierhn today. 1 1 j was formally approved by Maohal j F-ch and Field Marshal Sir Henry j TV:lont chief of the British general j staff. 1 Lesumptlon ,of commercial relations I with Ku.-sia and the troublesome Turiish question wa canvassed by the in-rer-ailifd conference today The meet ; inff probably will come to an end tom.irht . In some quarters no secret is made of the fact that so far the conferences has been barren of results except for the rejection of some of the international schemes proposed at previous meetings of the allied statesmen. One of the ledinpr participants, pri vately expressed his disgust t " ' ie j news-paper correspondents over th "Continued impractica.ble debates which doubtless wil! be continued elsew here . " East Chicago Elects Morris To School B'd The Est (hicajto city council last mrht showeJ a decided Inconsistency tvhn after meetinp at S o'clock, day ish. savings time, they ajrain failed to p.v the ord-.na.nce which would mskc ! dav 1 ;r rit savmirs time the official ltm ! of the ci'y. The action was taken in J epite of the fact that etery indusrrv. j husmess and individual of the city has j conformed to Chicago's action and adopted the new time. Alderman Rhed was the only councilman who opposed srioption. The eouncil was about evenly divided between Frank Callahan and IV C Vlor-I r-.s for member of the Ttoard of School j Trustees and a secret ballot was tn ken j with nine members of the council pres., ent. D. c. Morris was elected by a vote of five to four. A few of the council, men. who had plodded their vrftf-s for a woman chanped when they learned that the majority of 'he council were opposed to the election of a woman at this i time. Mr. Morris is superintendent of' the Gwrye Ft. Imbort compajjv. : Tn order to save money on the eoai 1 bill for the next year the council ap- j propriated ST.iOu to be used in the pur. chase and installation of electrical equipment at the Alder street and Ma-' eeun avenue pumpinK station. The action was recommended by the F!oard of TTorks. who found that the el..etrii eouipment wottld more than pay for itself in a sailr.fr on the roal bill alone and 'hat in addition the city will be tie to dispose of the services of several employes The Park Foard submitted an ordinance for the tfisue of $2nc.nne, bond at 1 per cent, which the city was unable to sen and the council passed it under suspension of rules. The Park Foard is now without funds and found it necessary to borrow $4.1 tlft from the cneral fund in order to meet the pnV roll for June. The council also aufhorizd the J4.A0O transfer under suspension of rules. The bridge tenders nt the .picKev r'ace bridge and the city janitors w er riven an increase in salary to $i?r. a mon'.h a.nd the genera 1 foreman of the s-'reef department wa jtivrn IK t day. The council also appropria ted $'.""" for sewer fuel apd $:.00 f,,r stone ,0 be used Jn street repairs. Other appro- j priations which were not acted upon! were: Increase of salary for police and ' fre chauffeurs to tia a year and for j assistant chauffeurs. JD.04i referred to i a committee composed of Carlson, Ten- I keley and Giorgio: $5 a dav for orema- ' tory laborers referred to the finance committee; $500 for city hall maintenanc.e referred to finance committee; Jl.-i .".un for police maintenance to finance I committee; $2.50(1 for two Ford trucks to finance committee. An apprnrrtat ion 1 for $2,200 for the department of health was rejected. The clerk was instructed to read the minutes of th Board of TVorks and the Board of Safety at each meeting of the council. FUNERAL THURSDAY Mrs. Catherine. Ofenlooh died Mondav mornins; at her home, tin Walter street. Hammond, after an illness of 2 months. The deceased was sixty-nine vears old and is survived bv six children. They ar Mrs. (Je-orpe Cope and Peter Ofenlooh. of Hammond: Math. Cfenloch. Mrs. E. I,. Baer. Mrs. C. Mahien and Mrs. E. Vercruysee. a!! of Chicago. she also leaves twenty erand-children . Her hushand. a civil War veteran, died eleven years ao. The funeral will be held Thursday morning at nine o'clock from St. .lo:erh's churoh in Hammond and interment will be in St. Joseph's cemetery In eharire of undertaker EmmerlinT. Don't throw yout pa pet a-ara without reading the want ad pa jr.

NOTED AMERICAN BANKER RETURNS

7 V V t Mr. and Th-s photo of Frank A. Vanrierlip anri hi? -am:!v was taken recer.tiv at San ,'r arc ,sco, when Vanderlip. cr.e of the country's Amerii-an t'an meriisn Cur and Foundry 1"' American I coni"ti e American S m e 1 1 in u . American steel F American Tel and lei. . . . lialdtv in I .oi.omot t ve Bethlehem Steel Bethlehem Steel F. Chesapeake and h:o Fhicaeo and North Western . I'hicagn, Mil. and St. Paul. Corn Products i Crucible Steel Pist illeries Securities Frie renera! Klect ric General .Motors Illinois Ontra ! : l lye hi eh 'aiiey Midvale s-eei New Ytk Contra! .... Ohio fif '".a Pennsyl van ia Pressed S'eel Cnr 4 1-,, : iRailwav Steel Spri-,c ! T.eadinsRepublic Iron and St" i Texas Co Union Pacific t. S. St.--i I " . P. Ptee! Prfd TV e s t i n h o i ; s e . TV ni v. riviTiand Sinclair Oil 1 ; i t .i - . 1 ' 31 I . 1"! ' F i . 1 St t. CH1CAOO ST&SH OKAjyt THKAT-Vr.. 1 r--d. ?T: k hard -r-n-,Pr - S 4 f 2 " ; " northern spring. T73: - nort.herti prtnp. I" COrtN No 7 mixed, whit e. l.ti fj 1 ft; 2 y--;io ? mixed, t.sstj rf t.s$; 3 !.. . 1 .i2 8l.tT: yellow. 1.54 1? O.tT?-N-. 1 mixed. 1 .1 1 ' 1 1 ??!. If: n iite, t.12f 1.15: I white, I 1 1 1 r 1 1. CHICAGO VKAIj "t ,n 1 TO to so lbs . tr.fi i"e: .i to j r.rt ;hc t Tic: fne . 2 fie;; over wetffht kidneys. 1 t't to i 7:. the , 1 r, f, 1 ;c. Kt'TTFP. - -Receipt H.t; .ib.: erea mer . ex'ra, S'ic. firsts, ( ft packin stock, E ; ;s... r;,.,., receipt . ::t ft : fuST S 4'V. ids. Zf.Ti'i r)itft: etir'-enf c. otdmarv lirt, "13 j ji'j extra. 4 ! q ll1-' b :- 'i : dirties. "HF !".-' Fr t w n daisies. 27. ft 2-c; ? tiuite Americas. 5 j I ltr- l'Tirhnrti" ',i-. brick. ff t5e. j r.i";! lTVF POFI.TRV -Turkey; rhiekers n 1 c root r. t ' eere. ;o i 30c: ducks. ":? n 40c. POT A TOKS- Receipt, Rt Minnesota. Il"'. (ibios and" Wisconsin. ." i ."...".0 CHICAGO IJTE STOCir HO;S5- Receipts 7,2.000; market 2' to 40e hieher: hulk t ftft IS. 90; top. fhavv weight 1 4 5 Tf 1 ,",.sn nted 11m weight. IS SO'ij It; lieh' eieht 15 tc-ij ,e- . a -v ;txry ,s'.i2 frVtPeV The first promise of summer, the first whisper of warm days to come brings to every woman's mind the thought of colorful frocks. Was a time when "cottons," as they are commonly called, were considered only as a secondary part of milady's ward- j robe, but several seasons aro women !

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W t 4. ? Mrs. FranR A. anderlip and daughter, leading banker and financiers. returned from attending financial conferences in the far east in the. I interest of the American InterI'c'it licbt-" 1 1. 1 f 1 5.'i . heavy . racking sow. mii'h. t . M.Ti. rni kM,2 -v. r"'i2li. I.".'' n'i pis. 1 1 'n H.jft. i I t 'ATT1.E- n.vint n'(i market I

n.'-iidi- to s'r.mi: rhetre and prime, i stnteil that if f had roinpleted hi itt- ! "..:! ii IT; medium and S'Ol. 1 1 f. 1 "i I est lira ' ion of t he Leonard a I 'ti

sikhI atid fhoiv- 1 I 7 j i t 'T romm.m i and mod. um. t e C. It T". . butchi r catt'.c. liAtf..r. T ? 1J. ;'. ',iii!!. T t i c t 1- : raiiiiMc. jnd i-iiiir" cons and heifer?.. 4 L' "'i 7.' '; rniitiT fleers. e.7.'"'a -" 11 ve,,t calves Cic'rii T:id handv 's'-.tl i I ".." in 14.73. f cd- r ste.-rr. P. 2' tf i; 0 .1 ; storker Steers. 7 " "T !1 ,"ll k'r i-os and hu'orf, cer oa 1-e.. 7.J". pi 7". S "o ft i.'n : TRACTOR CO. MEETING AT 'SECIAL TO THE TIMES 1P1FF1TH. Ind.. June b Before a a j ii or. t n the t o u n ha!! at t'lroTi'h ta.-t r.ieht reports on the proS cf -he l,oonard Tractor c .rnnanv's nrt piatf in 'hat town were t;hm:t'.1 b ofTlcers and sioclsholder-.. Priou lo the tr.eetjn a lare ntinihcr of j isitors inspected the j number of huh crad" plan- where a machines ha : a. ready been Tic iTesid'nt "A'i;hur Wynan' of the I'irnpany presided t the nv'titii and formal, announced the qualification of 'he company under the Blue s:y" la of Ii! t'cos as a mean of ,-iri: the sMndard of nrta n i za ; i on arid product s nee there jio -uch ia'a v jnus;isa' ins mmni.-!or in Indiana Count v Recorded John.- n )o'n.- t;i!iv. t 'hat he had iit est ik.f cd the pl:n

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j and speciflcatlons of t tie Leona rd Tra' -r--i t e. ! t or and con, pared it wi'h a tractor bc-

ins pro,t,-.l.-d in T(kH? He gave 'he l.ooriard h;. hh'. endorse men anr,oUnc:nif tint he had ink'n a rtn.tncial interest -,n t!ie l,eonarcl rorupan;.' n refill of h i inu-.t,!i:i"r , While be i no mechan.c. Al H'fJ of 1 din- 41;, 1 0,1 ii-t hu chief incest 1 zat ion ; C ,, f .... ,an leoment of th" rtrwtlzaiinfi and the diuiand for tractors analv.-ied report? I. experts and a .-a : i ;"i-d that rapab men were in nar-;.- and the tractor was efH ten'.. Mr. pa n Mike Fladiaah aid. -eI! ing furn.f.ire and tractors 1- imi both a'e tfarketed to xntifv ii in t h,i ' 1 demand and satisfyind th den. and 'hrotich j 1 ; I p'oduct and crtlcient n;a na em -11 1 means protV.s "I am sa'i-ftcd vttli the management of this romfany" Mr. I'.adiean .--tated, ('arence Ftretsch of ,;nrv spoke s a '. -in he was not a stockholder, but iMd been called upon to make pttvato 10etiKn,ions of the company and lis management and that the rrul' a 'o . . 1,v ALVD r.egan to appreciate tne poss D.iif.e? ; of prfttir.es in print, th? satitfaet.on ! of .smart wiinj". to ho oevo.opcd I'ri-ni ! fabrics !cs expensive than s'Iks ar,d j satins. Hr.J anyone ten ears ago ; h.rtprf at , popu.ar.ty sue a simp.tf ' mater. al:-- is ijir.gharn won! I ach.evc. he '".'ouirj have been thouglit queer inj ded. i Topulcrity Kand On Merit Vet it is a fact 'hat the lowiy hfts ' ffiine i o it? oti. tr.at -a-c have been treated to the establishment of a "national jringham wjcl;,' and that the I smartest foik look sn-ith favor on i frocks of this most uti'; tar;an piec jrr,ods. And the. resti t quite j'jyt'fies the complement. Xothirjt can look morr charrr.msr on l.iwr or bracn, iiar- ; mon'7 bettor with the jrgy and ; youthful ;p!rit of sum-ier sunahino, I and at the ame time cost so little, j "Look upon the lilies of the field" and !! the other posies; mark their rray raiment, their riot of coiorfu! harmony. Is it not fit that we shall array ourselves even as these?. Here is a dainty cheeked jrinpham before me in choicest lavender, rose. American beauty, brown. Copenhagen and maize. I have selected the rose color and developed it quite siirply with a double tier fckirt, short s eeves and round neck. The mffs and collar comhinr point d'esprit and valcneitnrss lr.ee, and a little bow and streamer of red ribbon add a dainty touch to the neck. There is a jrenerous sash with streamers, and all over an edgdng' of narrow filet. Every girl has ber color favorite, so choose yoor own. for this little pown looks eqnally eharmirtr in any shade. For a certainty you will be quite comme 1 faut as to fashion, quite fetching and fascinating in your styla.

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J. ' - , ' r ' v ' ? 8 mi) Narrtssa. nationaJ corporation, formed to h-ndle foreign loan. Vanderiip made a number cf speeches in Japan. had every ronrid.-n. e in tie wmpinv't future. H con ra M !a ' ! lirifrith on :'t t it- the piant, Harrv Summers of i;r. ho bits inest lira'. d ma n v ind i-strial pron.it :on earl ier. the bf-n in (in had taken si Shrr. tail n.-i"r plant would b-iej not. (Jr-.Hit h. and that he ; k as a result of h'- probe, j a ere made to I'r m .i . ri I J i ,eon r n the prores of the work at I tb I on plant and : the ortrimxati Manager Adams WILL INSIST ON A IT PLAN,: By J. BAST CAJTPBEIL i STA ft CORRESPONDENT I N SERV'Cti S.N l'Fi A.Vt'K-' ".! . June 7. V : r r, k p'edfine th-- I'tvorii ; !: partx . if j returned to control of .-on re to h i-.e the Volstead n-t "so lih-r!;zed" a to I permit th manufacture ind uc of ! w iti'.s and beer nndj r Mrnii'-i'1 reji-iia-I t i o n s . i ' 1 e the sa'ne tsrsto arrrovlnjr the abolition of the wiU hinsisted upon b the ipiwrt f "t ne. ! mo:M" i ardidacy or ernor Kdw.i-d ; ! -,f New- Jersey, it a.- announced at th j Kdwar.ii- h.ad-,ua r- h- te t la, i TWO MORE NEGRO ! ! . FANATICS ARRESTED j CHl'Afc. .tune 22 Two more men . . declared to have nl.-n ladtna partt ; ' in 'ne rtearro ' hack to Vhysinia" n- ' 'It in wh-.c'i a -iti'or and a ' ittiten 1 w.- re slam Sunday whie au'tupfm to! , pi eve nt t ':. bu-mr. i of Aif-i' m lazs hi hl,. k fana!" " ve-e -r?t foda '. j ; Th'i are i ln- ir M 1 a ic k . aptured a ' J h left a train at Pi ; -Pu'-ffh and f i j . H'-lfus. taken in his home her. ' rtot h are ne et oes . I Soud of po'n-e cn' n'iH to ma!nt a' n Tdr t h' Hi - uo 1 ! the r : 1 ; 1 ItlaeK be:t today. TVv were a d ed h . n e - . eiide-j. -vh 1 announced their determ mat ton of s'ampinT o-,t radical and extiloi tar ion tti-npi"!in am"ti men- He r j race here.

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CERTAINLY, Ortt Has Men's Shoes for $7.50 !A man who doesn't care to pay more than $7.50 for a shoe can

V. V. 1 I IV. I V 11 14' - v- V- O oxford of dark brovtn calf, built on stylish lines that happily com-jBa bines comfort, for

$7.50 And for the man who wants the better grades we have them 550 $10, $10.50 and up to ; Ortt says: "It n akes no difference what grade of footwear you buy at this stre. you get the same expert FITTING SERVICE and the MOST SATISFYING SHOE YOU CAN BUY' FOR THE PRICE YOU PAY. JAS. "YOUR SHOE MAN" 169 E. State St. Hammond "The Home of Walk-Over Shoes"

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IRISH RIOTING CONTINUES TODAY

f INTERNATIONAL NEWS 5&RVICEI Ij.V PO.V Jure 2! -Saniruinnrv hef ween t-inn Fein' rx and 1 ' n i 1 1 : ; ; was i"nfd at I.ondonderrv inHjv and !ree Smn I'"' iro rs were ' inded in ni-v. i;ah during lh- innrnni-' .mm! u n Hxrhiinz" Telfgraph dtspati-h fmni lyf.n donderry . It :..now esta !lt.-hed t hat f'n person.- wer killed in th" finrn'ms itt ly nd'nderrV Mmdji Hritis'i t r....ps are patrolhn? he street . h it .-mplnir iv -on t in't-is fr..m bu i Id : n K Two I hnij.su nil rtold'r were rti.hr! from "urraarii to re!nfor(-.. t ri ' rfi'i;i.v j at I x-n1ond-rry . ht,t no word f fh i- j arrival h.'is heen r'-eivprj to no-rt i and it wa .urp'ed tha' hv had i hn he'd up nrt'iit i All pa !seraee. train n'- ly.ridon- i derrv are searched bv Brit h .'.;rii i.i ' and i on . t o.b 1 ei I i prvnt S nn I'f in I ers from approa aching tit- ! front Pouth Ireland t I "n t n isr . , , i o rnohsl-ze aam-' the) Hih'in repori-'d tli.it rw,!,n recanted at rtid"n'ierrv d.jrinx the niyht and that f -jrther ea.- laltte-j had wctirred in street flulitingr. hut n firlires ver gs . i Tt is reported t,, Tnn':!? ttiat the J Flrlti.xh z' i vernmen t i-onr rn p 1 a t e s;-i-pension of railway t raff:c in ("i nr:i: j and Northern Ireland to prevent t conren t ra t i -n of Sinn Feiner. I. "ad- ; -- of the Irish railwav iin'-n d''i'.ir-i j e. they were rendy i.. rxt.-nd th" :t U e j ! which a'read'- : in effort ir Mif t i rnnien: attempts to carrv out such a d c ; i o n . ! DEATH OF MRS. ; FRANK GRUENWALD f r Frank rnornaiE at ii V t r e r Hot' We Stake Our Good Name On Every Article You Get in Our Store Most of our customers are constant customers returning to us repeatedly for whatever they may need in general merchandise. Whether you live in the city or out of town, ve aim to make our service and prices right, so you will come back for more. O'lStJL AUTO SALES 671 Calumet Ave. Hammond, Ind. 1 B3 ' Bl ' BB B " H " DB ' B EHD,

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GOVERNMENT CANNED GOODS AT THE FOLLOWING PRICES

TOMATOES, per can 10c RED BEANS, per can 10c BAKED BEANS, per can 10c SALER KR0LT. 3 for 25c PEAS AND CORN. 2 for 25c LARGE MILK, 2 for 25c SMALL MILK. 4 for 25c CHUM SALMON. 2 for 35c DIXIE BACON SQUARES 29c No. 1 PURE LARD, per lb 25c FRANKF0RTS. per lb - 20c VEAL LOAF. PRESSED AND MINCED HAM 25c GARLIC AND POLISH SAUSAGE 20c 5 ALT PORK, per lb.. 28c

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WORKINGMEN We have iust received from the manufacturers 500 Union Ma'" Overalls and Jackets, of extra heavy material. These suits are. sold in all stores at $7.50 to $9.00. Our Price for Two Days Only

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The Bargain Store United Waist and Skirt Co. CORNER STATE AND S0HL ST., HAMMOND

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