Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 28 June 1920 — Page 2

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WET-DRY

QUESTION

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declaration Tt liirht win

br cvnnn-1 Ursreiy to an -n-flf op.xMpr.t. Wilkin veto lsit-ad act aiTl f the presi:iu.1e towvil prohibiten n-

v , rr.ent. the International -News serv .-. ;.-arce1 t"Jay . plank would declare frr the .,- ,.; . ..hfcrvanof of law ani orir. .t wf.ui.l point oit the per. Is of i-on-r..s .ver?teppinr It constitutional f.rf rosrat ive? in providing for carryins? i'.t. The spirit as well as the letter of t h f:?bt'-nth amend-rcnt . Senator Ola.-5. of Virginia Is report-

f.rt r,r the opinion trat the on

.'(ntirr. ran be neither "wet" or "dr

w:th'--ut running the ri.k of splitting

the demwratii' party.

There 1st under-current of opinion

that no mention of the V"!stead act or

of prc-h !h'i!on may bo made in th

c. emocra t :.c platform if the frht be

tween the "wets" and "dry If ad'.ock .

Tag Day Will Bring Over$6,000

Tnroniplete returns from Hammond. pVhitlng. East Chicago and lnd-twa I Harbor indicate that the receipts from the Carmelite Orphans. ta dav ! amount to more than $8.(100 in North township and that the court y will problablv run hichrr than $11,110.

dec ided I t), ,.,ty ,a)CCer! have bo.n practically e evad- checked tip. but there su!l remains to

be checked a larpe number of industries in which the miinagrrmnt supervised a tap of the workers. No report, has been received of the success in the plants, but it is believed that the final report will show a larce sum of money raised. No report has been received from Crown Point, v here taggers w ere active on Saturday and (iry will hold a tas later in the week. These two cities are exrected to add largely to the amount taken in Saturday from the. Cities of North township.

Sure Relief

6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief

E LL-AWS fOR INDIGESTION

MARSHALL TO BE ON

RESOLUTIONS

COMMITTEE

- PARTY RATIFICATION

-CONFERENCES RESUMED

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. HARBOR SCENE OF NEW

Indian Harbor wa? ae-am the scene of a fhootlr.n yesterday afternoon when Banceio Piez, a Mexican, was snot through the abdomen ry another Mex

ican by the" najr.e of Antonic The j

assailant's last name is not known. Piez who lives at 3579 Pennsylvania avenue claims that he was calied into the a.:iey back of 331 Pennsylvania avenue by a. roan wmm he knew only by the name of Antonio and that a soon aa he got in the alley Antonio started to shoot. He knows of no reason. he says, why the man should shoot him. P;ez was taken to the Mercy hospital at !ary where he is expected to recover .

SENATOR REED IS TO RENEW FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.. June CS Senator James A. Reed. f Missouri, will ren-w his fight today to grain a f-eat in the democratic national convention ,to which he was named twice by the voters of his district. Turned down by the national committee. Reed will take his fight to the credentials committee as soon as it

convenes late today. If he fails in the credentials committee he will carry his fight to the floor. The Hoke Smith-Tom Watson delegates from Georgia, who were turned o .wn in favor of Palmer-pledg-ed delegates, also will renew their tight before the credentials committee at the same time . Charles S. Barrett, who headed the Smith-Watson delegation, said today he ha dbeen advised that Georgia voters were incensed over the ousting of the delegation.

WASHINGTON, June Party pacification conferences will be resumed by Senator Hardin-, the Republican nominee, on his return to his office tomorrow morning from his week-end trip to the summer home of Senator Frelinshuysen at Raritan. X. J. Several of the conferences are planned by the senator, to be held before Saturdp.y. No engagements will be made for that di y as thr senator and his part y expec to leave' Washington about i o'clock in the afternoon, for his home in Marion. Ohio. The senator will taJce with him his office staff of about 20 clerks, stenographers and typists, and hi? office files. The ofRce will located in Marion until after the elections in November. Friends of the senator say that a mncprir.it movement is on in the west

to force a chans-e in the Republican ' program for a front-porch campaign by the presidential nominee. There is no indication at present that the program is to be changed. It has been endorsed unanimously by the Republican national committee and accords

with the views of Senator Harding. Developments in tH campaign may make it advisable for Senator Harding U make two or more important speeches at great centers like Chicago and New Tork. but a barnstorming campaign is not now thought likely. The pacification wi-rfc will go on under the personal direction of Seruitor HarV ing a.fter he leaves Washington. H will invite to his Marion home for peace conferences all Republicans who may continue to show- signs of dissatisfaction, and in heart-to-heart taJks line them up behind the Republican ticket. All fear of a bolt or third party is fading rapidly before the pacification work that is now going on. Republican leaders assert.

SAN FRANKTTSCO. Cal.. un Vice-President Marshall will represent the Indiana delegation on the desolations committee. A poll of the delegation disclosed mot of its members were "dry" and were determined to 'stand by the president." in the league rtjrht . Marshall himseii- favors a 'compromise." between the views of the pres!-

) dent and his opponents. ' Marshal! will be the choice of the

Indiana delegation for president on the first ballot.

Chicago, who will rnnki his home in

Hammond. Mr. Nickel is a thorough battery man or lore experience and his one. ambition is t' make his service station ju.-t as ,. red 1 '. 1 bio as the Tl-.it-tery itself. He will be clad to meet al lthcrv who are Kxid" enthusiasts and anvone else wh'i is. in the market for a standard battery that has international recognition .

Steve says he has been working night and day for four weeks and has cleaned something like three thousand headpieces. "S-ome of the work hroutght 1 ncan hardly be recognised a headwear." S'eve remarked, hut somehow e mans to give each customer a job that always makes hi mvni back the second time.

GARY SPEEDER IN ACCIDENT

While dr:vir speed on Th.:-' -.arv yesterdav

1 .1 " ' Ada m s s Ford, era. 'he, 1 chine turnmi; it came to a s t.- the police found to be about the f.ur.ngtcn care!

a hi-rh rate of

i-'v-i-Vvmth avenue in af'ernoon. Vas.l Koip is re t lost (ntr"l of the int.- the curb, the macompletr! yover before op K"lp'-f A-a.s brought station where lie was badis cut and bruised and heid. 1 : . Varf or h,s l-iriric; and he

was

return home.

PASTIME TODAY Tom Moore in "DUDS' TOMORROW HOOT GIBSON Also "Trailed by Three"

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WOMEN MAY JOIN

3,000 HATS CLEANED, A RECORD Steve Gamma.-, proprietor of the Biloti Hat Cieanmir and Shoe Shinin rar"

W. is some milliner, as weVl as a hat clean-r. Saturday, a certain gentle- J man brought in a ladies" pamma and asked Steve if he could make a man's ,

hat out ff :t .

Tfrtainlv we can and give you an

shape j on desire, sir." So Steve got husv and when the job was completed it even nrpruii himself. Mr Mm came back for his millinerv aid he was unab'e to pick it ou' from the group of hats awaitinr deli-erv.

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STRENGTH IN DEADLOCK

nv nuin m. chi bch f STAFF CORRESPONDENT I N. SERVICE1 SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.. June 2Democratic women today hold a dom tnant position in the national co riven tion. according to the women leaders

The women leaders have 104 votes in j the convention and by their combined j strength may. h"ld the control in any 1 deadlock which arises. "Women really come into their own in politics today." said Mrs. Georpe F.sss. chairman of the woman's bureau of the democratu national convention. "For the first time women are about to play a really important part in the

selection of a candidate for the dem

ocratic national campaigrn ."

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COLBY PICKED TO

COMBAT BRYAN

DELAWARE ONLY INCREASED 20,681 WASHINGTON. June 28 The IS" population of Delaware is 223.003. an increase of 21,681 since 1910 or 10 2 per cent, the census bureau announced today. Other census figures announced were : Oklahoma City, Okla., 1920 population 91.258; increase 27,053 or 42.1 per cent.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL., June 28 Secretary of State Bainbndge Colby j . tv, udministration forces

against the league of nations offensive, of Wm. J . Bryan and Senator David I. Walsh, of Mass., it was announced today. The substitution of Senator Robinson, of Arkansas, for Colby, as permanent chairman of the convention, was agreed upon by administration leaders after President Wilson had expressed a desire that the former progressive "whip" be allowed to act as the. administration floor leader in the pending league battle, it was stated. Supporters of the president declare they are confident that Colby, whose forensic skill has carried him through many a hot political battle, will prove the match of either Bryan or Walsh, endowed though both are with unuinal oratorical and fighting qualities.

ROOSTER ACT

AT ORPHEUM I

Few people are aware of the fact that even a rooster can be taught tricks. Patrons at the matinee performances at the Orpheum theatre this afternoon witnessed a concrete demonstration of the fact when Knight "

trained roosters p;K on a whole act

by themselves. The tricks and stunts

which yte birds went through, mdieat

an enormous amount o patient training but Mr. Knight was wen repaid in the long rounds of app!aue w-hie-h the roosters received. On the bill are five other strong vaudeville acts, together with another e-pisode of the new Ruth Roland serial. "The Adventures of Rnth."

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TODAY Mary MacLaen in "A PETAL. ON THE CURRENT" Also "The Moon Rider" TOMORROW 'A VEILED MARRIAGE' Alo "Young Buffalo"

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TODAY Douglas MacLean and Doris May in "MARY'S ANKLE" If you want to see a real comedy, don't fail to see this picture. TUESDAY Double Feature Bessie Barriscale in "A WOMAN WHO UNDERSTOOD" Also "Mary's Ankle" will be shown at 2 o'clock for one performance only for the benefit of those who did not see it Sunday or Monday. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Wallace Reid in "DOUBLE SPEED" FRIDAY H. B. Warner in "THE PAGAN GOD" FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Wm. Duncan ia the 10th Episode of "THE SILENT AVENGER" STARTING SUNDAY FOR FIVE DAYS "MALE AND FEMALE"

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Hammond :: Indiana TODAY AND TUESDAY SPECIAL FEATURE Knights Roosters TRAINED ROOSTERS The Coolest Place in Town LA SALLE & MACK Comedians CKDOWD & LA SALLE Singing and Dancing

BILLY MEYERS Laugh ProToker

WESTERN SISTERS Singing, Piano and Cello

EZRA MATHEWS & OLIVE BLAKELY In a Comedy Skit Entitled "Stolen Goods" Also Ruth Roland in "THE ADVENTURES OF RUTH"

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Lake County W. C. T. U. presents the

BATTERY MAN" LOCATES HERE

i The Exide Batter yfUfltion at 5V!-4 j Hohman street, for some time undr ) the management r-f 'Ralph Martin, isnow superintended hy W. Nickel, n;

: Chicago Operatic 60.

on Tuesday Evening June 29 at 8: US P. M, at the 1st. Methodist Church Russell St., Hammond.

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LOOK! LOOK! Walk two blocks and save $ 1 0 to $1 5 on a suit. AH colors, latest style and newest patterns. SUITS FROM $15.00 AND LP OTHER SUITS $26.00 AND UP Abraham Schuzer 509 H0HMAN ST., HAMMOND, IND.

Capital and Surplus $150,000.00

Dealing WitK a Successful Bank Necessarily the officers of this bank are in close contact with the business men who bank here. But the relattions between the officers and the business men do not stop at the mere functions or banking. The officers of this bank take a sympathetic and helpful interest in the business affairs of its mercantile patrons. This is a SUCCESSFUL bank. And one of the pleasures of conducting this bank is the knowledge that so many business men have succeeded with it. Dealing with successful bankers somehow or other makes SUCCESS cpntagious.

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