Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 46, Hammond, Lake County, 11 August 1920 — Page 6

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Republicans Are Arranging For Pilgrimage

Quite a gathering: of prominent republicans of Lake cmnty hTld a meeting; at the Republican h-adquai ten at 624 Broadway in Gary t. perffvt plans for the proposed pilgrimage to Marion. O.. to visit Senator AVarren G. Harding. The republicans of I-aVe county had Intended to make an auto tour to Marlon hut because of the great distance, they decided to charter special coaches and make the journey by rail. 1 At the meeting last Friday veiiinp. Attorney John B. Kennedy of East Chicago waa chosen chairman of the committee vho have the proposed pilgrimage In charge. John McCahe of Whitins. who Is chief pa?re of house of representatives and who is assisting County Chairman John KilllRrew In the conducting of the republican campaign, was chosen as secretary or the committee in charge of the trip. Committees -were appointed ti make arrangements with Senator Hardini?

for the reception of the Uke county republicans on August 2Sth. Tha party

plan to leave Ike county on the evening of the 27th and arrive in Marion, O.. the next morningr. As soon i"s they has visited with Senator Harding-, they will board the train and start for home. Mr. Harding's enthusiastic supporters in Lake county have planned to have a couple of brass bands accompany them on the trip to add pep to the-ceremonies. Representative republicans from every part of Lake county attended the meeting in Gary and appointed themselves on a committee as a whole to advertise the event In their respective, localities in order that all that desire to eo may be notified of the proposed pilgrimage. Those who desire to make reservation for the trip may communicate with John B. Kennedy of East Chicago or with John V.. McCabe at 621 Eroadway, Gary. It is expected that many republicans from this locality will make the trip and the republican leaders of Lake county say they expect to have by the 27th an entire train load of Harding supporters to maki the pilgrimage to Marion to vi.-it Senator Harding on his front porch.

FOUR GETTING TO BE REGULAR NUMBER

Four drunks, the regular daily quota, faced Judge KI"tz this morning in the Hamontl j.. '.: court. Martin Kilty, who lives on ' uuiard avenue ttndile".

'f.V. Pet tinker, 127. CaiT.-.l -t.. were

rounded up .it Howard and Fo'd aves. ;ast niKlit by officer IWkler. Charles V. .Sohildbaeh and Cnail.H S. Watson of 1 :3 Indiana an-., were the others arrested. Sehildbaeh was taken by ftfie-r Xatiph at Kinihach avenue and M-ntun Court, while Watson was pick, il up hy officer Horchei't at. State am! H.'liman streets. Thus the two men w'io live under the same roof found t !v inselves cell mates when they revived this morning; at the stat i o n . All were given fines and eopts amoun ting to 515.

XB"VT TOKK, August 11 Detective David Hefferman testified in 'Washington Heights court that when he asked a witness hi a Lenox ave. restaurant "what was good," she laid a list of racing tip on his plate. iShe was held for court .

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.LEGAL NOTICES I.V THE I'.MTKD STATIC D1STKICT rr,ntT FOIt THE mSTRli-r 1F I.VDIAX.V. I.N IJA.VKHl'n'Cy. CAl'SU xo, 3 IX TIIK MATTER OF JL.KRljj S1U"T1ACK IXVOI.fNTARV IiAXKRLFT. To the c rod Mors of Morris Shuback. involuntary bankrupt, of Hammond. lake ('ouniv, Stat.- ..f Indiana: You, and t.-icli of ymi. are hereby notified tb;it .01 t ! i . Vth day of Aususl, . I'. Uiii, Morri" Shub;i. k. was duly loljiolKed a lianKrupt. and thu rir! meeting; or his creditors will be held at tloF.ileral ('.iiirt Kikiiu, Hammond. 1(5tliiinn. at 1 o'clock-, p. M., Frid ly, Aiiu.-! -i1, lH.'ii ,.it which tin;.- the ere.ii ! . .t may attend, prove th. ir claur,:--., . .iiniue tlie bankrupt and transact stub further business as- may properly ome before said meetinp. In tinier to Receive Consideration all

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claims must be properly endorsed on the outer side thereof with the nrne of the bankrupt, name and address of creditor, amount claimed, and name and address of counsel, jf any. HARRY. C. SHERIDAN", Referee in Banlf ruptcy. Frankfort, Indiana, August 9, UO. 8-10-1

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NOTICE TO XON-RESIDENT TIIK STATE OF INDIANA, hAKE CO I NTY. IN THE l.AKE SITKRIOR rtltllT, SEPTE MliElt THRU, 1920. ANNA MII.l.ER VS. ATOI.PH JUL. I.FR. i'AVSM NO. 10o6. ACTICN TO DIVORCE. Nov.- conies tho Plaintiff by Ibaeh, ieiit .v Stinp.'n. attorneys, ami files her complaint herein. tn;;eth. r w ith an

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that the defendant, Adolph MUlcr, is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at thfiext ; term of said Court, and that unless he appears and answers or demurs therein, at the calling: of said cause, on the yth day or October. A. D., 1320, the same being the l'5th day of the next term of said Court to be bfRun and held in the Court Houhc. Room No. 2. at Hammond, in F.-ud county and State on the 2nd Monday nf September, A. D., jr20. said action will be heard and determined in his absence. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto set my limit and affix the Seal of said Curt, at Hammond, this 10th day of August, A. !., 19;t. (Se;,D HEKRERT L. WHEATOX, Clerk L. S. C. Ey AVI LETT A CAMPBELL. Deputy CUrkw .5-11-18-25

NOTICE TO WATER USERS Sprinkling hours north of Rimhach avenue, Fayette street and Nickle Plate tracks are from 5 a. in. to v a. m. and from o p. m. to 7 p. m. Those- residing south of said line to Corikey avenue mtty sprinkle from 5 a. m. to S a. m. and from 7 p. m. to 10 p. m. South of Conkey avenue may sprinkle; at any time hut not over 6 hours per day. Ton must

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rot use liohe witiiout nozzle at any time. Anyone usin hose out of these hours, will have their water shut off and anyone sprinkling without license ia violating city ordinance and will hve their water shut off. DANIEL BROWN', $-11-3 Mayor.

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