Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 17, Hammond, Lake County, 26 June 1920 — Page 6

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" --'.;--.--.;a v.-.i i Pnsrn Six THE TIDIES June 26 .1920

"REBELS" ARE

MEETINGS

I The l r.ri it-: me r.t rf th" other promo- '

ftcrs . -is l.rciii.sr of their conned i

, ith the W. I'. Williams 0:1 Co .. . i j a;t nt.-. Maffr.-n if pi. si .t j Th.-r. p- j J tor.. .taints A.- '., brokers. I !if Nelson I 'V"tii'i anil i Ih vim were i.fl'icers of' . TN-lb.ck r..J ' . brokers, nhilf Wil- ! liatr.-,. !! le an.! Pratt, w ire off.c.rs ,.f J i t b- O.l C . I

'" i Revesz Business Affairs I

Are To Be Untangled

INTESNATIONAL NS SERVICE CHICAGO June .'leads of the .,c rail re-ad brotherhoods met V."rr -.rsi.iday. m an c -evep.-.h h-ir effort t ' a vert "outlaw" rati m r:kc s.-he d .lied tor Monr.ay.

I:, the m-ant-m lea '. rs . f th-i repels-" r-.ane d to h.',d n'.:.j:'-rt-ff.n3:i j throJKhf.ut the country ton -'ht t ma.- a notion-wit?.- an--"' h.-t j rev t -rm ihr.r rights, t-vine of t P,"iM -m porta nt 01 the.-e niol.r.f:.-ne-o to he he id ai San Francisco, t-eit'le. Houston. !.' Tito, j.. I.-oi -.I

kniisan t.'i'.v. ': it . . i -.J ' linncii. . n . :. . c - .-

T ttshur-rh. ri.;:aJe-;p!-.:a. N.-w Yr. j Tn'fdO. F.alt more a:.d Portland, ore. j It was reported at the i'"niorfr.if 1 brotherhood heads that they p-anm i . f jivmr their jt-tfti'i'.-. - oUv w i-i ( i'e numbers of th- tedrral ra : v. i J .ah-r r-o.rd for' the pu-pose of nra"in : j a "i.1.! plea r r the rar,;;r.s o .' , ; if:

i 'I MAIN"!

The tjir.ilfii aff.i r of the business of Msthia. Rr z .f Gary, who m'-stor-ii.unly iisappcared several months a So I. a ns dozens of creditors and tlvu-:'-

ardu o' d. I'ars of ehbt. w ill ho a.re-t i 'P. th.e Gary Superior court a w e-ek '. X mi

tndav w !i n Harry I.. Arnold receiver tor tin- c.-se ts e-f I ni!;.-inj swindler w 11 fi'e a re-port of t b e t-ond;t:oTi .'f the pr. pi tos. His ife and -li:ld-ren whom I!pvp,j -eft hrh nd. hae al50 disappeared and are living mi rj... i.i.c- '--ord i r, s to the bfst tivailabie in formation .

on ro-rffary repairs and that th.e d--preeiation fund i.-" m re important than tmprove-rn'-nt. .

M'ADOO IS CHOICE OF DELEGATES (Continued from I'ice Dn' 1

Bntr.-e Mrl'a f.and colored. h

eniral sttiiion in ;.!!. li

FISHING WRECK i AT MILLER I

4 fart'y raftered nv iue wavrs. t tie , ., ,

! t ! city a., i ri its mum y, is : wreck of t'te fishing sriiacVv. In wl,t.-li 1 j "sn ."-i-i:n." iHu-hmd M.iii.h and h ' son. detl-d a j I lit ..rn c s::rpH- .ant May o-j- of j,,..,vv- v. ;, ,.ff of 1" to- S'at.o.. .-,vt le- ' I .hi 1 an -a hi r p.-m.sfs to ma1,' oe m her and were .irowne-d. way -.w -d ' I at"! ! ha e li.rs'if have noo' ma- ' er,,, Mi.-h:i;a-i -itv et"-i-diy r,n, ,

I '.I. " t'-.-n n.nion turn in , h,a,.,f-l at ?,i,;,.r. Mr. Munch . !"'iv ; ,lV .nj..y,d .-Id tinu- r.p.rtfis see m his stv-;(-sed evis! from t In- ..--iMrv a j .4S f,'iod wished ashore nea- Saw-er. j ( ,-, , , ,, a is ,,,,, j;.,.,d for mn'h :ra:- ... th- p--'u'o IhIom.I that ' ' a - i m p h i s a " . sov.-r'.l month wh. ; j. s j-c-nit I: after early bail. a.-, jtrt.e .u'ui'i m.r 1 a. . tli.- luin'v-y. i the t,od .-f his "n i.- .Mill m;-sinix. I CO I :il N lt S I.A1K VIV

I1S it i;iT in. m ui:i;ts The -ath'-nnti vanguard headed by ; inii nun as tarter C.Uss .are not only dis. ountinK M'-Ad 'o'-" fuldi.' Mat.--mrnts. 'out are actually op'nly b'lnititntr his .andida.-y and the ni'di'iriV 1.1 'takitic nicely.- according to all ur1 a--e e idem es . Any. ;en. A. Mit.hrll Palmir's fore s ate the mo; t a' tnf bo..ir.. rr. l--r- l-iilmo- 1 surrounded. He

j scrips through the col idols of t lithe , ,. .., . ., ... , ,. i,.,,,,!, wii'i all

I 11 I i l I I - ' I - ' ! .IftH'p ......... ... . omer sand may he th- baby parab . with inevitable . u 1 a t -r y cun.-eiu n --s will I'-niiu'iirp within a -lay or t -on;.:.;, ruin th" tremendous ol-

1111.- rl U'U rt i.-ms the - I'alm'r I

e (rates and the iity is in th.e attitude of of e.n armed l;o; pital it y . A great fo.'K of tvomiri and ehildren accompany the men ar.d p-1 1 1 icai 1 y - mi nded women ar- :n frreat numbers, very spirited anil 'jrf'r.t with their demands for fuil rt'C'iptr.ii j'Ti . They r e'n y pi-i r. k 1 i ng pianks on their brothers ar.d ir.n.-t ing upon t . pi . Woman is play.nf,' an important ro'.e here Ihif yo-j an't g-ot e.p.e t ' s.- th-rc ih'iul'i be a woman vii e-pre. ole-nt . "T oo early to talk e.f Mi' h tliint'.-." tliry s..y. nffuiny t'.at t::'y -.arit iia'f

Virginia i. for Senator Carter Glass, but he is for McAdo". "Kansas is for M'A'lin." iiaid National "oir.mit tceman Samuel B. Amidon. "It is u n ins t ru-ted. but means business in that direction. "We also have Calmer and Cox tn view and t'hamp t'lark is not. out of our minds or hearts Yc want our f irmer Gov. George H. Ilodft for ice-- pre v id' n t . We are f jr the president and will o!e dry." I'-nne. t cut w ill oast hei b.illol; for Homer t'umminp. f r president. a--

cordint: to Thomas J. S-'pellae y. a nd " -- the deelpation wants a lijihl wine and M l 1 beer plank he savs llailllllOna XWi diUQ

Illinois will fin. a consid' ra I 1 e part of its vote to M-Adoei. aee rdin t" 'art-r Harrison of that Mate. Th' rw ill tie scattering support of Cox and I'almer. a wet plank will be urst'd and the le.-iKu- "f nations will be opposed. ac 'it ei 1 11 p: to th- s-a me authority. I'm ri- J. nkms. of Kansas City, ays a majoiity of .Missouri men v.-1 1 1 vote t.o- M.-Adoo and th'- !' I pa 1. 1 o n is also

split on a v. t plank, but w ill proh- J ably support the Labile of r.a".i"iis;

Metal Company

MARCUS BROS., Prop. Wholesale iJealcra ia IRON, METALS, RUBBER AND SECOND HAND MACHINERY

a l-.af nov-, but they insist on that arte it will take the form of p'.ar.ks. I'.y the way. -women politicians appear te take to p.ditfca Iscandal talk like du.-ks. The-y are estimating the rot: and spots e.f th- avowed gentiemet without mincing- we.rds. And alf-e they havp much to say about, "part? principles." and "rood covernni'-n! . "

7ei T y PitbA " -t . 1 1 '

m 1 pla n .

Porto Rico likes Carter Gia.'s, Alaska wants M-Adoo. Hawaii will Rive ( 'ox three and Palme.- three op the first

j bail'.:. And sliil Ihev .-..me delefra-

Mam

.-.a- t:e-up of the ro;.ds. The brotherhood ihie

Fi"es der. t ';is."Tl for the dr'. ?n ih reai. h-ns of a wane award d- co-on. 1

t as charced h- W. G l.-e presoirnt o 1 ' I'.ra't

ranw t-..:i:!i' n. ' r rk s.,... ;lt

i'! per-eiit-ji the ( ,r;;. (), is hairrlcss as

wav adm.r.istration f "da::'"' ;f.ies the 1,,., a'on-, 1.

:t rresent.tti.iti 1 v ; ,.n . n- . f h'-r

will nomitiate Con." said for- I California si.nshir..

' 1 1 Lit and H o. ' : :

the brotherhood that the p re s den

JTrvin" ha:;.r,t he had the . . . .ver-"a,,d -a.- ,im! tnrtruments 1

i 1 ' - - " a n " . 1 . 1 . . ' ' - - " 1 li e . t :i .- 1 .( . 1 ; , . f r- i e it 1 r- P ; 1 1 - - ' t ii - : ' . i -

f" ' I ha tll.v w ould have to 1 . imp; 1 - I it. .,!.. or.- h.in.l over or..-, eve a . ., ., I.- ,- K..H . I -i 1 1 n-an of t

r.t r "ii lift I hi b.,i s - r ' -vii Mi- , , i,,r( , fell-w walked into the oft ice . ip.,.Keye ,, , Kat 1. 11 . "V. e will stand v ! "ird d.c:,k on an officers bet at! , ,- ).,- v'arl lhar.iman last muln I y I h- pi.sid.r.t ami the bapue. but .'.it ii a . n 1., and lircidiv.iv ia.-! n : irr.t . i ;, . 1 , u t cl t he do, t - r to xt ra. t a t-.tt- ; w a, o , ady to av , . p. c.n.'t r jet l e r - '

a ten or on whe. Is." saMi . ,,, h had falon in his -.-. 'And.". v. '.. w .:i l,ae prohibit i--n :

Mii'- r tli's morn-. ).,.-. add. d. "b. u -n- .iick ) . ! aIon-." !

n ; u sh- ...us- it si.i' do woriy me " l'l. Thole is a little G'lard talk. Janus ; "her. sh- ' p.oar.lman. u-'-n b-okinu in hi- '. ; r. a 1 1. -r. a i 1 ir.ir, 1 : 1 - ma n f'-.-m S. j

n" ' ! l''r -vr -.-;. y.'ii Had , f-r.d that be u at? on "f ban-: 1,-. ,.. , ,i-,lar.s his d.l.ali.-n t .

'till nali h. oat.' ,' , .. In lir.nie-iluilflv 'tih .to d i .! . ,1 ... .1 1 . , . 1 h .. ', rnn r a m ha .- s.td o r I

, ' rf,'a!1 ;"! :r.. ident Garv s paln-y Marry S t r 1 r.t; f . lb w to d- liver a half 1 ;,n,l n.u.-t .arry h.s: nam- tiir-as-'h tiuo ! '"i"'' 1 .l.ivs "r,.- r.f.cr.c- sot .1. '-'.k i'ti,l ,t .1 ..... ... ! ....11. ... ,. 1. ...1

a half a eie-zen -ff:c r t.. iiatoi;-; j f x- mituae Harry was on the M A It Ml l Till'. lt:.Mi j It n: Hut siie jr-t diu-k- tied' j,.l with: the- b.i n d a - s. and with hi" j The tt.-nial. Iiiniiii"ii.i -. . - p f. 1. id'-n I . I utiothor ol'io! woman w e n t 1 . ' o ' 1....1. tow m-.l the uati.nt. lie hartd-d i -ri. f i ,i-j-;.!I ..i-o il.-liirhts t-i '

pat en their decision t cat! a -J-ncralja sal-on in tin -hi "Patch" and Cairi-,i,, t, , ,l ove r to the d-.-tor w hen a i,.,l ,.,' "Ih-iaas j. rf. ise.n and a'tellirn ; '"' "r M" :. Nation r..-v.-r had. j;r.yth:n; -n iba- !..u. v.oce y.lbii: "W.-w .lo. .,. 1 - i , . 1 d I ash i .n-d d. Hi". 1 a y . t -..

i r.at s in. acae nr.". sa . iiarooii i:i-e and lor pai tr.er. Rea-din-sr. head of the I'r. trd Kn.cir.. - ' Some h-w ..r o-.e-r. I don r- en. "The men will not w ar 1 n ; - r. " mo'lf n!s. t h-y -01 into a

ivern'-ri . .x and laiwards. ep- j t ions pourmp in rm every train today. 1 sinulatly app'ai to Uo k t is Yet no one man knows the nane- and it'i.ou:;h th- 1 1 tnur is tnuc.i j mid re;.., -f tin- nrra; man of the dem--

ra ' y . I" s a jjoe-.l -nat tired or. entir.n.

nd th- Health -f t i'.-'i-. 1 1 n ft he d'T-

Offices: 340 Indiana Ave. I Vards Sohl Street and Indiana Av HAMMOND : INDIANA. Office Phone 127. Res. Phone '04.R.

rifll"

a :.-ns for a t.u t he union? of th.

Ti-..-.-e. Tee sad. the pre forty days t- appoint the fohowiiir; passat if the rr.inss b: i! Meanwhile the 're he"' b

'' it .!.'

1: vh-Ci.n-.- j t, j i. a i ' rs M ood

'G.ttle hope of a was- oi.n t.v H'or.day was held :n .1 statin r; i s :e l by Ohairrr.an Par: -n. 1 f t - wa ce

board, w ho ' j :c'arrd that t ro-e wa. 1

"still much to be don- b-f ..e t r. award cojld be ntade."

r-ca;i th.e a i siinu r I

I -

11 loin -I' ' .1 -o. It-

BRITISH ! DESTROYERS

ar.'i st -ii ted thr.. ir.t Kl.iss-s. b-ttbs. t'; and at.vthm- tltcy could lind at via lini.ti "tier m-.l by the- t:m- the pl.o- a t - ; :: e-d . r: the job th' sal " n a a s-r- I ; ty 1 .ok in l; sip-.t . i f, had n-' patrol in those davs tir.d :

Rcait i..e ar.d h.. r partner were brought m 'o th.- stat i.-n I..- -..-,.,... ... .. I A

- - ' '' ' I'.'to . loao. 1 Gus Newman :u a he rse and i iiv an.) ' Gus had fir.- tfits as they i,fri- stiilj f..- hi ; 11 . laati ire's ! e-t hp tvas! rhrer.e.i hari'ito li)...- when it h.i.1 1.-... .-...i 1.. m

a. ' ( ovrred with hbuul and tto'iu ;, ct the two ...;,r-d w..n-.. n ' mere it. a

1. an 1 1 it- trcst of the 1 er.-h rth e; Sve i-i s

1 -it all ,'W me n n-e If v..

o rittht now ."

- : n . st i pta 1. 1 1 .ri ,.y r.. C a ne mot st ro'i.-- t-or.'.t !'.

d-si7rd haicm-- w i- f . ji.o :.. 1 a , , k the;, atler witij all ip k-ts 'f ' : t; .: u S't t 1; - 't.s h..-irosi k simI 1 rvke an

- , . r 1 1 a b.. o 111 all hi.- own and i ao-'- ; -p. r.'nii' "-is in 1 1 .- ralut'-. II- ! . ri' t a.t'ir.pt : '-'.ii. . a! !.,.- pl-a -,11. , Who ui,ows--.u 1 ii- ib'p d,rk i.ourI of : oil!" jiijiht tl Xt Week r ill til"

- d. b Kail! .- a I ii

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SANITARIA Rear Majestic Hctel PRESSING WHILE U WAIT One-day service on Cleaning Auto service Our Phone Number Is 229S SANITARIA CLEANING AND TAILORING SHOP

HEY ARE

NOT WANTED ibai k Von

r.r.d he n i h e

in t

pris. .r.e r years .-b

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icthin- off of

.".ii a reirular Il-atr.c- ;s j.:

'INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE" BELFAST. June -j. A fiotil

In an ' Around -GAR Y-

POST TO BE

REMOVED i"

lia !

r.riusli destroyer? has arrived at I. nelondf rry and is 1 ing: tn th- harbor today with the city under its suns. The heavy, l-.shtinp, which had I.e.. n

ragins intcrntittrntiy since s-aturday 1 has died down to isolated skirmishin.- j BATTLE SCARRED

cwi cuii't'iiii.. i 1 a.i..-. 1 in "Jlii .1 be Ran early today assisted th.e Rritish troops in restoring pea-.- iti the batiiridden city. One person was killed while a d achtrnt of soldiers was disf-ersini-; a band of looters. There was constfierab'.e snipping durlr.K the night. Shortly aft. r midnight the tr.-op? patroiiiriK th- titv nr-.i sex. e ral heavy volley into build. uss whe-re nippers were concealed and th. n began f-ji inte-rste search for th- r:Cimi n. Accord. nsr to a telephone m.-ssase fr'.m a Ie-ndonderry suburb. i.rn;

: 1 1 a k - sj. ;-. in t h - f ... t

tea rr I -i I r. 1 1 r ''. . .- a pp. a ntth'y are not want 1 :.. ti.e

s e; city. An .- r'i.nsne is now r":ii j draw n p and i li I 1 e-me 117. f r pas-ace at th- .r.ei! ri. eetir.it ro xt . . -t. raisin-.' h- cense fee fr. in $;.- t - ?:."'' a"tid it is not t.ke ' v tli at anv f th' m wi.l wa nt to st-.i :r !ary a, fiat, t rl-e .

C-.tv Ce ;n; tro'.'.e r .1-hn Rr itnan wi-.- tl.'

te a-fr.ir ; Ma'..r in th- ' .- :. - i May.r . 1'. H'd-t-o. t;..s week. r. -f is -i to iss.i- a iiof s.' lo 'iiii-ti a man by t..- nan e e.f Will ams v !:o w a - arr. st i s..r.'.l da;, s atro on he e.-rrphi nt of a so .th .-oie man who :.a ; ola.iii'd Woi.an.s i.ad def ra 11 de-el h : m

in; lor in!'.- to swell a tw"-lhitiis maj' l "' y and i riak a ! adb- k. ti." nameMarshall. . f In i. itia. may be th.

.-r il.' wires. Tr- f'-ilk may n-1 have th -.iKht 1 '.

1 mm in 1 1. at w i -1 . but it is n-t at ail ' '1 .1 1 o r t e to..-. 1 b t .- play. M1U OHK I OH SMITH I And ih. 11 th.r-.s lm n ami assad r It.. St. .James I'.iii't . t.e hears . f him I !.. r- a- a da: h bo: .-- w I10 w ould favor

m l.isii internal mr.al eiriies. At pr-.--er.t to- p s.-ib.li'y s- ms remote . N. w Y-rk's t.'W-r 1 f strength, will io :"-.- G'.v . "AI Smith f ti.at w-ii Kiev, n si a'- and Tammany as -an be

Your W ord is Lav We think every article we put up for sale is A-No. 1 in quality. But, if for any reason it fails, wc urp-e that you bring it at once to our attention. If it doesn't meet your standards, it won't meet ours.

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1 reke out between 3 and t tirli,. F.ritish e.fTscer wan eiuoted jis s

that "things were pretty hot." It is reported that Sinn Fcinrrs hidden on the outskirts of the city fire.l a

r.umbej of shots at th.- Urfifh warships m the harbor. ! Srarchl'ghts op the shop;; and those ' n the shore ope r'UM by the troe.ps j

were Kept playing on th.e city throughcut the tiiBht. The British nnhtary, authorities be. '.i've that they have the situation completely in hand, but the yh.avc had a difficult time the. king th.e w id--sprra.J loot in. In the outskirts of the r:'v masker raiders forcibly entered ranv ) ...-.-s lr)eiiscriminat. ly. pillapinR th- pr. frtv of Sinn F'rinrrs and Unionist?. Heavy- reinforcements e f r.ri'isti r-oojrs rre pat rohng the rr.ain streets of the city. A number of arm eel Irish tnluntrrrs ra'rrdled the dislr:-t w h're the Smn I'ieners reside. It is believed that h" deathltst :s bieper than first estim.i'ed. Ttoth the T'montsts and the Sm Timers formed "casualty corps' to rare for .;- wounded ar.d carry y off the dead.

lave

v e.- a:d

ft'-' i troi .

-- .1 f 1 t sr.te rs.-.-tp-n at 5:1.

a-. enue nd r,:-oad way. wio-h h.a- served as a bumper and st. ppm-t p'-aee for rampant a.utes and str t ..us f-r -c -'. -eval years is t.. be r n-.ovol ac. oi'd.n-; t" tn" Gary street rai'wav -ompanv. "h- s'fel tro"ev pot ha-- fi-.'i-rd in 'J z. p.s ..f act. dents .-in the- ffist and -t

added fha: ;'-v-iai poln.em-n .': . - duty on th.- as;. 1 orne r. po'e to thank for savins their

n i t hem 1 r-on mil rv .

It is . ni- re ce ntly that a street ar j -lipid ti-.e track in makmK the- t -Jt n and rrvi'.fj into the tr-dlev p.-e. trA tiff:.- iff.cer .MandiP.s in its path, j .raped ... s.iGtv behind tl. p..ic. It ? as a'so .:' -,. p-d other sir-et vo.r t'r.a; ha.e J . -,: , , r . ..rr. si-iis d- j- ns of autos v-h:. h have ,-rash-

"id p is had ; y h, n t

a't.e-.-. arred .

r-'ir n'-.e pole., wil! take i;5 place, e-r.e ,., placid at ca-h of the fo,.r corners.

WILL NOT BID FOR

HAPPENED WHILE HE

WAS UNCONSCIOUS

And incidently it's a whopping big concern that backs the tires we sell, and both make good. That's why we tell Firestone.

wi'h h.s :' 111. just as if it veer- not

st :.!- ' t a 11 1 !..' r ! yC. lam

inar... by t;.- wav. wilt suppi 1 rt a -...'' piat''' im . . ii- is 1 epoi tvd, d'le a a t . s a ' k : 11 u 1 1 i -' . t a " t - ' r ' 11 d a : 11 . 11 I hi. V. Isi-ad a. t." Just who 'a way T:n - r wol jump 1: so 'n.l ih-in is 1.0' v ' ..icii-.-af-i.! by t i e- c - j -: : nc-d d .. ttat.s fi. ni New V.-i R . ! i:KX I'AI.MIIt MVS SO It ,.s d-..larcd that 71 if P-tinsyl-vtir.ias d- 1. Ltai. s ate plodded t-. I'al

m'r. Painur says l.,n.s--lf . i The s -uth ai'p.at.- stn uK for Me- J Fifth Ave. at Massachusetts St., Gary.

E. N. Bunnell 504-503 Hohman St.. Hammond. Phones: 650651592.

Phone 1470.

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. -. ri v. .

Fte-v e r iirr.oi arh. "I. l.i Connee t ..- i - 5t , w k up w : ri a h' i!a- he in hi- cell at th.e Garv pole-' sa:i'"ri th.s HHTian-. V h i i e i n t- x ; 1 a t ed yesterday. 1 atr.n-

v i.h assaulted Gilbert I truck? am arrested . After .e h.ad t"'fn 1

up I'aniov.-h trbd t 1 break ilil. thr-w sotr.- i.-.i ks away to seme -e'.i 1 and '.id some other dama--. P.c-s'des pay inc his fine Pam,ov:-h learned that h- would have to settle f -r the da it: a . ile siit-d ; hat he- d.d not iri- what i' ad h. a ; pr n ed .

COMMISSION DENIES PETITION t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEIITE' INDIANA F'i I . I S . June 2.".. The- l'l'"serv ice c mmtssion todav elentrd the. petition 1 f th- Northern Ir.eiiana 'la and K'.ertric Co.. asktnj? that t'-iei- r e

Ado'- L-bs..ts tr-m l'.nr.-ss.e. N. I Cat'.-lina. Alariaioa ai d Mis-issippi say

1. ii'iual ii'o-d 1 v the v are her- f..r the

f 'i-nirr stcniarv and f r nob.-dy Isc

Alabama's! ur.i ns ru-t e d tor- e polled 1

,s 1 f-r .I-Ad..... a f-r Cox. for 1 - ,j J and 7 -and. . :d-d .

,A. I "M Ad, 1 s-ntimf.r.t is sip ns ;n -ui !

,--: a . ' .-aid senator I ' a t Harrison " 1 , M.smss:; pi. 1 fF-. W-V

I b la ware wil ln-t vot- as a unit and B

a'.m-'S' e . cry de le cat e i-a? l a . e.wn ni' ii a. cording- : . forir.tr Sena r Wiiliard ; Sa u 1 sbu I y .. 1 "was first ballot e f C t 1 Se - r-ta : y f A gri-nlt ti re Meredith, wh is not w .tip-ut iii4 fr.'nds h- re. If. !:' ' a I to sii... i." s'i'n;tn i!-.'1 stat- s. vote viil be devid i among McAd" . Cox arid rainier. Montana's eitrht votes co to (;,-,v. Sam St -war 1 n th- frM ball t and! then M - Aii"" K' the. m rtj.-ht ;

Smile Starting & JAt'fiXir. Bsttci Serdc3 TT i- alw ays a pleasure- to serve yci. i r );u;vi5 re) c!iff. rencp he: iicr yc u a, isit your i.itt.ry itjspvCteJ --wliic!i we are always silv.-J to do free of charfe ;r whether jour buttery r.eeds repairintJ . f or whicli our cbyrges arc always roasonable-or whetiier vot. '.vish a new battery in winch c; se m will furnish you an ,XlrM.'" "x. c" Servic. is prompt, reliable and re.urteoiis. Kemember. "there's an ' fcnic ' latterje 1 r every tsir." BATTERY SERVICE CO. 502-4 Hchman St., Hamrnon:!

W e 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 to.vn, we aim to make our service and prices right, so you will conic b.:''1- for more. Tri-City Motor Sales Hohman Street Hammond, Indiana

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DIVIDEND NOTICE Harvey Crude Oil Company The twenty-first regular dividend of 1 ' ',- on the above company was declared covering the month of June, to stockholders of recorci June 29th, payable July I 5th. The Company further advises that further dividends will Le paid quarterly as earned. R. L. Butcher, Secretary-, Republic BIdg., Kansas City, Mo.

TEE JOY LO Restaurant and Chop Suey A restaurant of better service. wiSere quality, refinement anc

: economy meet. Tli ei f' n n 1 n o t D 1 o n In Tnti'n

g iue 1 lace iu lunu

! The Joy Lo 100 STATE ST., HAMMOND Phone 3307

iri'iiiin. N iira - ka

unde.id'd and the f. rst '

ti V' e i

r.iiowed to di. ert money s-. asi i- as ,-. I ballot may show it f jlit four .1 .. .. - . . . e . . . ,1 . v-. , . . - -1 . . . . . .

LUN ViiNTION impro emert.

As n n-ee t.n,

ca n 1.-; : on n il

secure Mo r.

ti.3 the c,..r to a.-.-omo.-!.! t would . :-e t

ieri- 1

e-T'!i:;i,ae,! at t:iri:- rrerrt

th- c.ary I'ost e-f the Am

ri't it: ak- an effo'f t

state ennvfr.tifiti fo;- thr.'xx year. i hr:n d '.-(! i rv h .tels n-.-ii'd be unable at- the l.ofia de-le-stjfej. t"at

r'i.'. S: - de-le t e s !

Tlie order af-

e 1 - r s t h. e- f o ': 1 icr; to vv n .-: 1 "s a n s -.rf. Mioh.i-'an city. Wahar-h. l.ebann and l-'ran kf'. : t . In denymff ti.- petition th.e omm's- : ..11 sf t f'.rth that the companv ha

failed to spend all the m.irt'-v it sh.-.u'.l i Mc.d

urre. ol

W. st Vitirrinia. is e-f

for Ambassador Ha vis. j Kentucky is u 1: i n s ; r u ; ed f-r ".-x. ' Nevada de lepate.s say !h''re f-r him. Texas has a unit 1 u'e ar.d is !ami d for McAd '". but. 10 sv. it. h, t o.x ti

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:to have -,(f.n named will attend the :ta:e ee,rv ettion whieh Is to be held it A'lri'orines the fi;-" rf the werk..

MANY

NDICTMENTS

ARE EXPECTED

1 EXPECT A BIG j CROWD SUNDAY 1 ! '"T.:?h tv. nrrcirv fakin.- on ;n

trend a -d th.- r r .m se bv tlie t. eat her man that i will sr, higher, arrange-tie-ns are hems ma le to handle a monsMrer.."d at M'Her F!e3rh east e.f Oary o'er Sif'.'i-d.iv ar.e S ;nda.'. nirz o the recent oMd n-eather. the

NflW TORK June ; 5 Additional irdirtments .reat hins ir.'o h rzh place s in the financial nuj business wr.rM

::i the nation . I ! "! sto.-k fMU'i j p.rohe, were predicted todav bv federal 1 1 r. vest : ;3 1 ors . It was adrnitt -d that ' th.e alleced depr-dit ions of th- 'i.ii ' stock rir.tr" h.ad left a trail e.f drvas- .

t-d homes and wrecked f..rt.u. '. o -

from coast to coast involvir.c inillpns t"' . ef dollars. j The initial ha'oh of inl !- men t s. Ac j J0IE RAY" PICKED efisinff four oil compqanies. ' erri.re.k - j TTrrtT .raff. corcerr.s. and fifty ,nd v 3 i.a TO WIN MILE RACE represented five months work i -'-or- ( es of postnffice inspectors and l"-l-ral 1 r rier.ds of .1.-10 Ha v. mnder trick

pitr. at tie he-i.h f -, s heen un.;"ai'v siim .-e. fa- this '-eason. l.;t with oovr-ral me- nji-ii dies the rep.)!.ir Pterins- spot ifj soon ce.rtie into its

The be..-h ,-ffl

lally .-ipencd th;;

a g.nts . Warrants for the arrest of the fifty

rhatvir-i.-n of e'lar..

a nxir-iis;..- aw.n

ttT tr.e r.'J t -e, mn -. f r "n p ("l

nt pi c r rv - re; t

individuals indicted were sent broad-;''' Ma5' fi''d in ("hi-aeo tedav, when

cast today to V". S. marshals for ser-i

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BUILT IN FIVE CUSTOM BODY MODES

If It's Pozver You Want

ake par in the mil.- rvent -ie pf the fastf m tiers in

Advar-e d-pe ha n it

that Joie Km-, r innmr; und-r tn" co'ors ,-f the Illinois Athle,,,- C'uh atll1

I. H. iv.its.in. of th- Kan.is are- the favorites )n th" ever.!

Aiies

Tice. Most of the indicted pront. d ers a a nst

a- residents e.f New York Citv. i n- I tr " cuntrv

others are: B. V. Hole, riurltn-rame. Cal.; W. r. Williams. Irv in Ky. : C. I. rr.it., 1,'iitigtiri, Ky.; Edward A. Nelson and Jack A. Nelson, Petrmf: Samuel M. Greenbaum. Wm. 'Jieenbaum ami I.'iuis If. Biptelow. e.f ChioaK'ti. W H. Havlin. of Minneapolis; Stickney. I!a.

linson and d.lcloush. Rostin; W. I:. hfaffron. formerly of Syracuse. N . V . ' NOTICE r?:i . : tn tin ii.m ... -i.il . e.K i.. .-.-

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I Legal notices

f'f-ft will be asked in each case. The indictments charge each individual with tisinp; the mails to defraud and with conspiracy. The Greenbaum brothers, operatinjtr as Greenbaum. Itifcelow and Gret-n-baung. are charped wth miskini then sales under the "come r.n" that a son e.f Theenjore Roosevelt was an offbial of their company. They sold stocks

debts contra, ted by Helen U. Hlack. my i

Wife. ruvix k. nu.tK.

E.'ist Chicago.

N'lTICK Of ADMINISTRATION' IN Till; MATTKI1 Of THI7 HSTATE "!' ilK'Ul'in Hoi.T?i.wr.v:i: t .t .

I I'KASKP. NO. J27 1. Ne-tice is hereby (thru that the under- 1

of the Charles Inited Oil ami (las Ui, , i., y...,.n !!........ v

i " , , . H i ,ii.-.i i ,11 i- i t. o., of McAllister, Akla. These sales- i of said Hstate. by the Judre. of the I.ake !

men e.f the firm were also indicted. j .Sup. nor Court.

rJpHE Briscoe makes friends on its looks, and keeps them on its performance.

Test out the ease-insuring sprin

suspension. O'NEILL AUTO SALES CO. 671 Calumet Atc. Phone Hammond 182 We can make immediately delivery on BRISC0 TOURING AND SEDAN

Samue! Koth. Charles Harbahan, .1. H. Alperm. Moses Tearl. I,. Kobinsn nd A. F. AVybcrn of Chi-atro.

Sad Ustat- i supposed to be so'lv-tnt. MCKKIT I. M Y.T'A. Administrator.

LEADER OF j CARS

Seventv-one horsepower is ever at the bidding ot the driver of the National Sextet. When unleashed, this power thrills you with a surc;e of speed; restrained, it carries the satisfying knowledge that extreme speed is there should you need it.. Whether rolling alang at 65 miles an hour or lazving, smoothly and silentlv, through traffic, the Sextet is always obedient to the accelerator and brake. The car, in high, sprints from 2 to 40 miles an hour in a city block, and is brought to a full stop from this speed :a less than nine car lengths. And when steepest hills and heaviest going demand low throttles, the Sextet accomplishes such pulls with unusual ease. May ta not demonstrate the Sextet's exceptional competence cn boulevard and road? National Motor Cah & Vehicle Corfcration Iniiinapolj T-u entieri 5fcet'j' Yw

Touring Or ?t,-;t5 riartcn S;,-?o Rcuclotr.r ft, "53 Coup- $4,900 Stajr. f4,9o F . 0. B. i'.tl.in-CM. 1, f.'vi luar lax

Lake County Auto Supply H. A. THIEL, Proprietor N.W. Cor. Douglas and Hohman St. Hammond. Phone 1741

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