Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 11, Hammond, Lake County, 30 June 1920 — Page 2

AVcdnesdav. June 30.' 1920. Page Two

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THREE NEGK AND NECK ON THE FIRST BALLOT Supporters of McAdoo, Cox and Palmer Are BusyMaking Claims. BY WIM.UM rilll.ll rTFC- CORRESPONDENT I N SERVICE1 SN KKANVISrO. CM... .'r.e n h and r."-k t'no thrro irineirl c-nr-ndors f-r the dem u rn', u' presi-

rfii.l n-nvnaii'T-i'.v .lame At iv. !.-n. A Mitchell rainier, and Vm. r.ibhs MoAd.-w'r- racing j -f. r first. ha'.l"t honors thirty as ,h" i nrr.matK-n speech-maker. t hnr j r n -rntn? s-have and propar''! for ,h ! . -a'.-noal firework markinc thf he- J , ;;; of the c o n v e n t ! o n s final .-race, t- ., .-f three president ial ran

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spi-ji the figures obtn-.n-d fr,.:n -P.ir.-t met P-l 'i"!ee:Htes. Pa'n-.ei s supportvra are olaimtn

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ariv r.;; them today iloi lart-d t r ! y i n C . t po ? rooters claimed f re the n miinat-.er.? 'i rr

to htrT,. .10 votes on th-1 'call. -Thoufch settle Oox t!'i

they expected i(1 poll somewhat under at the ou's"t. but would clirnb. M A doe's support is hardest ef nil io with. It is scattered and unorpjtrized and estimates ary -widely, r.r-o of the ,-hrfwdi'ft politicians of tie soii-hwest t "lay i!a.imed for Mo A'.o.. SS votes on the first ballot :is .icainst :S3 f-.r Cos. and 1SS for I'l'rvr. One of McAdoo's ft.in. l"ft supporter: told the International News Set vice earlv today, hnweve- f"U-'.vi:.s

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I Li.4us,.'X i Mrs. Mary Kinkaid on the job at j the Democratic national con- ! vention. Stranjrely enough, the folks who j ere supposed to make everybody ! famous are often the most modi est themselves. The above photo was arranged only after one hour i and a half of argument. Mrs. ! Kinkaid is in charge of the worn-

a oonferene. of i.-ader-. that h f-tt ; en'? publicity department at the o rtain of votes on .ne ii.itin! io: , Jr'risco convention. iot for the foinier secretary of the: treasury, with more than this mint- I i.er for both Cox and Pa'.nvr. !

nume rs ' .f a second i ommu n iea t ion j

fr-'-m MeAd"0 to his friends here aeun v.rcirtK them to d-'sist and f .r b :ddi n

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North Tp. Wealthiest In County North township placed upon the tax duplicate in 131'' the enormous total of $lxj,ii!)S.;35, about iroi.niMiiwMi more i.ha.a Calumet township. a: id tins amount. A:-.--ssor James Clements predicts, will be exceeded by several millions in 13-". Ii'.otit'.rtttrt hae been add

ed to th" tax iluplt' te pince It a de. livfred ti the .Muntj a:-er.sor tins spring and hundreds of thmi.-.irnl T I

dollars of improvement will be add' d during the summer. The ia requires that tlie township assessor si'.. til tii'?f !i:;- books an. I deliver tti'm to the county assessor b- fore the County Hoard of lif i if eo-s mto session. This uas done as usual t!u: ear but the township asse-..r has ontinued busy and since that tim h.nl added the $ J.5rt,V0f"i already mentioned, has r"-ssessed Highland ami I'o'iumbia avfnur, totalHns: l.fti 4 . 7 . anl has l.ncd up other vslunticns whioh will soon be placed upon the tax du;l, nr. The regular deputies of the assessor do not be (tin w ork ti it'll next March and there in some talk now of droppn-.c the approprta' ion under wh-.cii the work has been carried on during th pasi.

I year. This appropriation rnaMe-i the ! towr.ship assessor to maintain h sma:T

force who could keep ;n ton. li w ish mi

ld any at'eivpts at Ux r.ew a pi i ojiriat ion is nor

$300,000 Appropriated For New Tuberculosis Hospital Bonds. ISPtCIAL TO THE T I M C fi 1 rilfl'VS ! NT. IM' . .Inn" '' Appropi lalion: ,de hy th- ''"inly ..un. il "ti Ti,fM.iy lor the bilar.i' f tin a - a i m . i !ll"'.o: .- ,'ftrv ' letk in mi' I new

n-..". Survevor alarv, ti nn.n'hf.. V"1"1"'1 rreiinnnary I'.rnl-" plan" and iuto '"'

I , tm,i .ioner s .tl.ii v iv-mmU '-loner t.i t bnlifT Special attorney tor t a o lli etinn.- and npp ll.it' ii.urt nf A ff'.is i n n N'o-ih T'"' n'-liij.. , . t nhinv t '! n 'lii I h P- 'i ii h 1 1 i 'ol:i r "i ek : de. oVa I iiik ll.'in.mond '"u rt I I o U f, . II immofid pvine im.Kfiiifnl? "o ii ii t v I l 1 1 e In p I o v t1 . x pi-n.-' m piihln pi m' ins m-d advertising Special j'l'Uf.' i itciiit e..t . lu be i c u 1 o-i Hospital 1'i'ii'b 1 '. r id k I 'ond 1 . 1 Chanse "f venue in 'I'olil-t' bandits $ 1 ' on. The statute

Th plaintiff insured her housft at 4734 Masoun avenue. East ""hicagei, and Its furnishincr.'' at $2,500. On December 2h. 1319. the house and furniture were destroyed by fire. The rlaim ha.s been presented to the insurance company but as yet nc ettiement has beep made MeAieer. Iiortn-y Ac 7illett are attorneys for the plaintiff.

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wre abroad early today, but werejto aP,H. sttonjlv I" tiaht wads. It s,rrmg a?aln wlth inexperienced asses-

i -i ! . . c'v ......ii " t is e.r. i - t ne or 1 : n.i i . o .- ' j cc,rs. I touch with the situation. Ismail for a cannon of this character, j The inexperience of several of 'he asTwelve states h.-re are instructed r-adp ln several different sizes, that : !6,Bf.rSi hlt, br.n sponsible for marvl with a total of 36 votes in the. con-;w,;; amun, t-any!hin an dthe pur- f t, compia.:n;s of iner,.ia 1 ,t .eS in! vennon. The un'.nstructed st.a'.s and ,ha - ; v i . 1 ii.n '. e a d e v u- t hat wi 1 1 f ur- A!id . crder to H

fTntories nnnihpr fortv-r.ne Willi a .- .-i LVi-rrlia t fv come. !

T"tal vote of 7."fi. Cox has only two f tares instructed for him his own. Ohio and Kentucky, while Palmer ns the same number for hitn Pennsyl

vania, his home state and twreia, i 'The three principal figures in ill" P. F"N ? ? F 1 - A F! P. . Ind . .Tune 20. contest have respectively PH deles;!! - ' ,r,, n r.tnt is the n-e -ea f r r Sunday

te? bound to Palmer, 74 to Co ,md ,.,.llr,ifPs .. car. The ("-

1 to McAdno. a total of 1S v..i.jl

Ravine 3"t practically free in shift at will after the openir.sr ballot Wit'i

diatia p r v 1 1 1 (hat in nil a - s :i liof i thrre shall lit' a chant" of verm", the I i-i untv from v h i h the i imi,pi. f. ii a 1 1 j he made Khali .e liable to pav t. the; count v to hih the chance .hall be made all expense-, l ni u t r '-d ei u r : n . 1 he trial, keeping of prir'-n'-r-. j'iries, ' l.aliffs. etc. INSURANCEc6r SUED IN COURT Anna r:srke. ,,f Kast ("rr.. -are, has hronght s'lit in t'e ! I a m mono .Mfii'T i"iiit i. fori the i v.nt men tail Insurance Co, ef .New York to pa- mopev .'aid to he due on ,n n-'iirin" pol . y

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Hammond :: Indiana The Coolest Place in Town EXTRA SPECIAL TODAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Krayona & Co. THE AMERICAN NAVAL ARTIST FEATURING "OUR NAVY" U.S.S. INDIANA IN ACTION The Greatest Act in Vaudeville LOBSTER NoTelly Artist

LYNN & LORRAINE The Porter and the Lady GE0RGIE EMMETT The Iriih Colleen AL CONRAD & CO Musical Bits

BROUGHTCN & TURNER Just Landed Also Jack Dempsey in "DARE DEVIL JACK"

The Battery for All Cars Perfect Ignition. More Power. Longer Life. Rubber Insulation.

2 Year Guarantee Motors Rewound A. C. and D. C. Starters Generators Magnetos. 23 Years Experience We do the jobs where others fail. If it can't be repaired, bring it to us.

Henry Wagner Company 4337 Forsyth Avenue. Phone 906. East Chicago.

SPECIALISTS ON BOSCH DIXIE DELCO REMY BIJUR GRAY & DAVIS ATWATER - KENT NORTH EAST SIMMS-FJUFF LEECE NEVILLE CONNECTICUT SIMMS AUTOLITE JESCO DYNETO WAGNER WESTINGHOUSE

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such an unbound lot of dele.ites as that to deal with .even the sharpest of the politicians here, admit that anythinc --an happen and the nomination is far from cinched by anybodv.

WHI TAKER NAMED NEW COURT BAILIFF

CROWN PAINT, Inr., June S't. .ViU ilaril Whitaker, of this city, has been app nted -'onimissiotv- r's Court Bailiff by th" fnunty Commiif inners which office created hy statute when the population of the county exceeds l.V.ri.'.e population. Th appointment will tak-. effect July 1st and draws a salary of $ii5 p?r month. Mr. Whitaker i.-. at present deputy auditor.

LOTS OF NOISE COMING FOR FOURTH

According to John Millet of the Colon iai Sport in. r Oovd. store there will he torr.e noise in Hammr-nd on the Fourth. The Colonia' has made a purchase of several hundred "Bisr Bertha," a copy of ?he un that used Par: as a tare?', r.nlv this new Pertha doesn't shot shells It only make a noise, and c r '.--jou? go.'-dnes .nre!!ne, if you are subject t- heart disease, stop up your - a r yoi can hear the darn i'..n sev-ntv-ix miles, tho" it is a perfec t lv harm-

ji-.tce, automobile and

motorcycle races, her .TJtf m-'b. -e po.o

and aeroplane stunts is attract :ns 1m-rc.-.r-se i- rrn ' . T'r.e town seenis to have .- I id-m'. y wakened up until it is ope of th- leading .-eivers of enter'ain murtt in the county. Probably C.ajence Fate head ef the Chamber of ''--m rc.erce. is responsible fop the unustiii a.'tiviry up that way.

fair assessment of rhe township and keep in touch with the millions of d".lars of improv ements which will h I completed durin? the r.ext year Mr. j torments is prepared to ask for an ap- I propriation thi year for sucient help j ro m.-et the rapidly iner' asine demands j

of Xorth township. If this appropna- ; 1 t;on is not allowed the township will ; i und -uih' ed ! ' lose manv th-isands of

collars valuation which ar now in th m.ikir.i;.

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TODAY 'THE NATURAL LAW" With Geo. Larkin And an All-Star Cast Also a 2-ReeI Comedy TOMORROW MONROE SALISBURY Also "The Led City"

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IN" PI AN A P'"1I. Ind.. June 3". Th Supreme c - irt wl'l be m session this and nil! h...nd down a number of opinions next Tueda v. it was .id Mondav at the office of P J T.. n -n clerk of the court. The rz :!ar do' for summer x-aration a djo-j rr.p-.en t was last Friday, but owing t-- important Vusmess before the court it will hold over another week. Tr.e ceurt has net '.-ft. 3,-tfd op. the tax case, involving the right of the rra'e hoard of rax commissioners t" order. horizontal changes :n assessemnts. as it did list fall.

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PASTIME TODAY Edgar Jones in "THREE AND A GIRL" Also 2-reel Comedy TOMORROW The last of "The Screaming Shadow"

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First Calumet Trust And Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA Capital and Surplus $120,000.00

Centrally-Located Safety V aults We have available at this bank a few safety deposit boxes. Because of the central location of this bank these boxes are always much sought after, and the opportunity which comes but once a year to get a safetydeposit box here is now at hand. Our safety deposit vault, which is one of the most modern in the state, is protected by time locks and our own special police guard. Rental $3 per year and upwards.

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DeLUXE THEATRE TODAY AND TOMORROW Wallace Reid in "DOUBLE SPEED" FRIDAY H. B. Warner in "THE PAGAN GOD" FRIDAY AND 'SATURDAY Wm. Duncan in The 10th Episod- of "THE SILENT AVENGER" SATURDAY Connie Griffith in "BAB'S CANDIDATE"

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My Dear Son: The other day I heard the ctihier of the "East Chicago State" give a depositor some adrice that sired him at least five hundred dollars. This chap came in to withdraw his savings and mentioned that he was going to buy stock in a company that PROMISED a return of 207c It was one of those wild-cat concerns, cf course. The teller called the cashier, who quickly showed the man that buying stock in that quarter was equivalent to throwing his money away. This incident showed me the real personal interest the "East Chicago tate" has in its patrons and makes me glad that I have my savings in such a bank. If I should want more than the 3 interest that they pay, they are always in a position to furnish me with a first mortgage bond that nets me a return cf 7rc, with absolute safety. Yours Dad. Published by the East Chicago SwBamk

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arrival in the event of their need? The time to do it is now the

place here. CLAIR M. STEPHENS, Real Estate, Loans, Foreign Exchange.

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Indianapolis, Indiana, April 26th. 1920. This is to certify that the rates in use by the t Lion Life Insurance Company of East Chicago, Indiana, were prepared in my. office and are based upon the American Experience Table of Mortality and 3'2r interest. The rates are entirely safe and adequate for whole life insurance upon the form offered by that company. (Signed) F. J. HAIGHT, Consulting Actuary. Lion Life Insurance Co. 720 Chicago East Chicago Phone 904 Men with nerve, who are willing to work six hours daily can make good with us race or creed makes no difference.

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Six Months for Saving

Today closes the Erst half of the year. Six whole months ahead. What a fine opportunity to make the half-year worth while! There still is time to make 1 920 count if you will put something aside regularly. Deposit your savings in this bank tomorrow is a good time to get started. No matter how the times are six months from now, whether work is plentiful or scarce, you will never regret having started to build up your bank account. Why not make use of this bank to help you save your money?

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