Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 17 August 1920 — Page 2

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LAKE CO. MEMBERS GET PROGRAM DETAIl Indiana Society to Assemble For Big An- . nual Outing. Unusual and varied forms of entertainment are promised at the annual outing of the Indiana Society of Chlcap. which will be held Saturday. Oct. 2, at Oakmeadow. near Lake Forest. 111. Efforts to add every possible touch to the outing htte been made by trn) various committees on arrangement J . A gycamore tree, removed from Indiana soil has been transplanted near the seene of the outing, and Its bapi&m will be conducted with the sacred waters of ths Wabash. Committees for tha occasion have rrade provision for games and spirts, prizes and awards, music and dancing, commodious shelter tents, moving piclure operators, gasoline and motor car parking facilities. Entertainment wt',1 require practical all of the afternoon. They -will be followed by dinner In the evening served under the forest trees. After dinner, th grounds will be brilliantly illuminated and according to the advance notices. myriads f electric I thu will drive away the evil sp rits

and guide the visitors i.ver the "Moon-J shine Trail" to the Fairyland of "Alice j of Old Vincennes.' Here, among th"j

moonbeams with Alice, the fairies, tne song cf the nightingales and the glow cf the fireflies, the day's program the m.st elaborate and spectacular ever attempted by the society, will be com1 leu d . " Th committee chairmen are: John C. Shaffer, imitation; l."U. VT . landman, transportation . t-i-ius Teur. grounds; Clifford Arrick. moving pictures. "William G. Edens. afternoon entertainment. Carroll Shaffer, evening entertainment; Donald uefrees, prizes; J'-hn R. Ienffsty. re f re f hments. and Charles tN" . Mc'iuire. reception. TO AWARD rnizK Th following members or thf society have advised Mr. Defrces. chairman of the prize committee, that they will award prizes for the various competitlie eien's: George Ade. Carroll Shaffer .Charles vY . McGuire. Wlliam J. Sutherland, Lewis L. Earth. Isaac C.

EUton. Edward M. Hol'.oway. .nrrora Arrick, John T. MtCutcheon. Wilbur t. Nesbit. Finley P. Mount, John rt I.enfesty. Fletcher It . Durbln. R. L. llebb and Lucius Teter.

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HUGE BOND THEFT REPORTED TODAY

(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHICAGO. Aug. 17. -An offer of a reward of $5,000 by the Pinkerton National Detectite Agency "Vr th.Mr return brought to light tidav thu thfft of negotiable railroad honJs va'"fi at t200.,)? wh! in transit nefwe-n Milwaukee and Chicago. The rail sec jellies were in eight lots an I were ;.!! mortgage bond with the September rrupons attached. All were, place i in cne large package. The bond.H wer bought from Milwaukee bank b;.- Payor. Webber .4 Co., 2f-9 S. Ta St.. an ordered ahipred t, the New York oftiCfrs of thefrm by way .f Ch'.cg Tlfy i.-f t Milwaukee July 19 and that is the lat,t that has been heard of them. A reticent attitude has been assumed by the authorities In th matter ami consequent- a veil of mystery hovers about the case. Whether they were --ent by express or by mail has not been disclosed. The. robbery is the largest in this part of the country since the d!?appearance of ths $;5n. '"'" L.berty bonds sent from Detroit to the Stude.baket Co. in Indiana, which has been cleured up.

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CHICAJX5 CASS G-R.AXW WHEAT No. 1 red. ft" 2. 5 T ; Xo. 1 red, 2.5303 54; 3 red. 2 9 2.b3; 4 rl. 1. 483.50: 1 northern spring. 2.2?2.64; S northern spring. 2.12; 3 northern erring, 2.42: 3 northern spring. 2.52. PORX No. 1, 1.5; 2 mixed. l.SSVj: 3 r.txed. 1ST; 4 miied. 1.35:: 1 white. l.S9T1.40; 1 yellon-. 1.61 3 1-61 -i ; 2 yellow. 1.6 11; 3 yellow, 1.S5; 4 yellow, 1.55HOATS Xo. 1 -white. 7273"a; 2 white T!:?;: 3 white. 63VST2H-

CHICAGO VEAL 50 tj 60 13 Q 14; 70 to S lbs- lTglS; 0 to lflO lbsl?fJ?; fancy. 21; overweight kidneys. I'.") to 175 lbs.. lOffU.

ETTTTEH Receipts, 12,500 tubs; eramery extra. 54HS55: extra, firsts, 45t?a3; pa-cking stock. 3o4. EGGS- Receipts, 17, Sal cass; current receipts, 43 3 45: ordinary flmts, (IS Al'-t: firsts. 4510 47; chocks, 33 3 35; dirties. 373?. CHEESE Twins. new, 24 3 244; dsiJr.ee. 3 4"-e?2; y.cting Americas. 25 ?25; lenphorna, 233 25; brick, 224f? 33. LIVZ POtTLTTiT T'urkeys, 45: chickens, 3fl35: springs. 3?; roosters, 24; nos. 2J9J5; duck--, 32. POTATOES KecJpt3, 153 cam: Mlnlftta sj:4 Early Ohio. 2.50 "3 2.70.

A!11s CfcalmT 23 American Cao J3 American Car and Foundry .131S American LocomotlT 93 American Smelting; 55 American Stee! Foundry Ji merteam. Tel. sad Tel. fJi Anacenxla. . ..' 51Vi Iialdwln IxcomtlT 13 T B".hkhem Stel 70 Bethlehem Steel B 72 Canadian Paxlfte 117H Centra.! leather 52 CH!fir Xerth TVewtem US Chic. Mil. and Bt Paul 33 ron9lldta Osj TtH Cora ProdnH S5 Crucible Stoel 1J1H Erie 1J Erie 1st PtM lti General Electric General Motrrrs 20 Iliincls Central If lehigh Valle-y 44 4 Id rale Stel 34 X. T. Atr Brake 52 Xew T-rrlt Cntral TVj Pressed 3tl Car 44 reading Kep-ublle Iron sind &tel 80 4, Texas Co. "V4 T'nl'M PdS ...11V V. 8.' Kabner , tl IT. 8. Steel , IJ r. B. Bte Teetliighoruse 47 Tlllys Opertan4 H tinclalr Oil zi

C3XXCULOO ZXTZ9TOnC HOOS .ntt 20.0K; tnarfcurt 10 5 15 aignori balk, top, 1,V; fce-ry -wla-ht. 14,7J 1.7S; medium welgM. lJl; llgfat wen-ht. 1.403 H; light JUhte, U.l5 is ,r- heavy Jeclclnr r, enKvHb, 14,314.0: rex:lua moss, rvufh, XS,I0 5 14.10; pigs. 14 3 l$., CATTTJ5 .Reeetu, ia,et market. -dy; baf ers, nvedmni and heavy wetrh. lf.1301T.s4; -tuCee n4 prime-. llH9Xi,iti (Radttnn a4 rood. 10 Q HIS', light 14,;517,3Si eotntnsm aad ta4Uita, IA,&Q, btiurtutr cat- " tla, Iwsifiere, (Ui crw, f$ 13J4; fcwlja, f MLTS eaeaers A Oittere, eora and 'beifeca, 4,1; aaanar etaera, 4,60 7. ealva light aad naadr weigh ) 44tf f aadar ataara, T,i11.38; atockor a". t4Q W.7S, stock cows and Itveifar fC.

, TAKEN m ENGLA1TD rxrsLaw. it, lom xuir uu eraanay at CttrK Sinn Painav, whs ha sejvflolad v a wt martial of PwviTif aaditious daf.uments la Ms pi, )esto( w 4kei tm heard a British iaairorar todty tf fenwvai t Ena larkd. aid atspattH fjro Cork tedar, 5"ha ar4 Myw jta" b hunge trrke s-fnee M arret. ....

ST. LOUIS LIVELY TIME

ST. LOUIF. MO.. Au.?. 17 Practically the entire police force of St. Louis was searching today for lour youthful bandits who are charged with having stolen an automobile, and the chaufTeur of which they left lytnt; bound on a country road, committed eight hold-ups during the night ami early this morning, then fought a running battle with an automobile loaded with detectives and policemen arnn-d with riot guns. In the hixh powered

machine which they had hired, the ban dits were able to out distance the police in a race over the streets ,,f the south section during the. early morning hours. A short while later the bandits car crashed Into a guard house atthe ,,ty work house and the bandits exchanged a score of shots with workhouse guards. IS DOUBLE Bi TO GARY FAMILY

Fire of an unknown origin which gutted the ba.-.-Tti.-nt at t ln . home of Mr. and Mrs. Liugen K. Krukt -it S33 Maryland St.. in ;ary, shortly after 11 oVfock in iary Inst night, had threatened to consume the entire lioii.s) and caused a ! .-. of approximately 15.000. Neighbors were attracted by smoke and sparks issuing from the lm,mnt windows and in tlu ir attempt to arouse th- family fr,u ,,d fat Mr. a 11 I Mrs. Krickt w ere rut ridinur an I that the house was deserted. Turning in thr- alarm tn th fire departments, neichboj-jj at!f mpiol to rltht the blaze until th- rir.-nu n aniv.d Imil

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of th-? recent war and was one of the few Uary people who was recognized by the government for the services she rendered .

GARY'S BUDGET

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1 ;.!;! 111; ! ur-IiIhz-h s;tii1 y h..i rd wort i iti' dm King

their efforts were us-. merit already r- .-otntdcd nace. Fi"-i-ni"n f..ur.d tl born 'in' and !t was oni; that they sa wd 111- f

iroi-,1 CMlSiPli'lP ' J.S. I'pon th !r lemrn to t h 1 r h 'tne, Mr. and Mrs. Krnkt found thmsel ves con fronted with a double loss as a search revealed that some one had taken $5'0 worth of Liberty bonds and in the neighborhood of $3011 in cash. The poli.-e have been called in on the rose and every effort is being made to arrest the thlof. On account of the heavy atmosphere last nicht the smell from the Krickt Are hung low over the city and the smell of burning wood enveloped the entire east side residential distri't. Numerous calls were received at the f.re station from residents who thought that their homes were on Are. It will be remembered that Mrs. Krickt took unusual interest in war felief work during the long months

Gary's 1321 budget amounts to exactly $1,123,043.13. After weeks of ardous labor in cornPiling the new budget the ftnancs comllntten offli-i.i 11,- . . ci'.'ia.ly presented u to niem- " rs of ,he ,;ary rouncl, at ,hrlr lar meeting last night. it took City (,,erk Herti,.rt Kran,.js .something like , hour to r.ad th lengthy document and when no objections u ere raisefJ. rules were suspended and the budget 'was pSSed by a unnnm,. OU3 vote. According to the new aw it wixl now be necessary for tne city IO aJ. -rtiz., the budg.t Adequate prov-s,,,,, for ,he ,!!aintenance e,f the r,ubl. I.brary ,y, .., ls pro. vided i the ,,udKO, 1,nance ,.omm ,)1P 5 ,.rnt ,eyy -1 Propria-u,n f $e,3.., ,7.;6. whi,.h was. tfcommend-d by the l,brHrv board The M ite, boani reduced the v ,flst var I",' n,s f'cing the board to cut their help and close hhrary in the mornm.s on account of the ,B,.k r fuds " 1S th""8"t that tho eH levy Wl!1 ,,

ample to take the library through another year. The finance committee aleo fixed the tax levy at 7t cents on the hundred dollars an Increase of three cents over the levy adopted last year and which was cut to 55 cents by the state tax board when they considered the 73 cent levyexcessive. Under the ne wtax levy, the local tax unit the city council cannot be interferred with by the state board and the 76 cents levy fixed by the council will stand. The levy for general purposes will be 53 cents and for the park board 6 cents. The appropriations for park purposes wait fixed at 196,666.85 of which 1CS.pno will go fo rspecial assessments on streets on park property and J15.0CO replaced in bond issue funds from which it was borrow-d this year to pay special street assessments. Tho new traffic ordinance, covering the parking of autos on designated streets in the businoss district was referred back to the ordinance committee for revision.

The Times want ads tiring astonishing results if their users are be believed.

Too Late To Classify

FOR SAKE Smeer sew inir machine. 1 oak dresser. 450 1 Magoun Ave. Kast 1 "h !' go k. !;

WANTED TO KENT By Oct. 1st. modern 5 room apt. m East Chicago. Mr. Hirons Business College. Victory Bldg.. Kiisl Chicago. 7-17-lw - NOTICE OK BENEFITS AND DAMAGES DEPARTMENT OF PVBKIC WORKS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD.

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To J. V. Eschcnburg. Hammond

ana. Notice is hereby gneti oU that an award of benefits of Thirteen and Eight y seven One Hundredths 4 f 1 n. !7 Dollars has been made in behalf of the ral t-stutt! situated in the City of II1111mond. Lake County, Stat- of Indiana, owned by you, known and described as follows, which ward is set opposite said description : Dot Fifty-three f 53 Block Fourteen U) J. "V. Kschenburg's State Dine Add., ta the City of Hammond. Indiana $1.13 Lot Seventy-five (76) Block Fourteen (U) J. W. Eschenburg's State Line Add. to the

City of Hammond, Indiana Lot SeAtnt-six 76j Block Fourteen (14) J. AV. Esehenburg's State Line Add. to the

City of Hammond, Indiana

which benefits are for the opening and extension of HL'EH.V AVENUE in said City. All in pursuance to a Resolution adopted by the Board of Public Works cf said City, on tho 12tii day of November. ID 13, authorized by th-- pro-

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visions of an Aet of the Genera! Assembly of the state of Indiana, approved March fith. 1?05. entitled "An Act Concerning Municipal Corporations." The Board of Public Works will me. in th 01n.ee at two o'clock P. M.. on the K'th dav of September. 1?30. for the purpose ,.f hearing and receiving remonstrances which you may desire to present, in regard to the amount of your award, as aforesaid. A. J. SAV ANSON. JACOB WIKER. F. C. DIETRICH, S-17-24-31 Board of Public Works

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Ton are hereby notified that the Eoart of Public Works of the City of Hammond. Indiana, will receive bids up to - o'clo k p. 111. Friday. August 20th. at the City Hall of aid City, for th construction of a concrete Mock toilet building in Harrison Ball Bark in said City of Hammond, all bids to be accompanied by a certified check for not less than 2',. per cent of the bid. The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. A. J. SWANSON. JACOB WIKER. F. C. DIETRICH. S-17-3? Foard of Public Works.

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Need Iron

I is an Exceptionally Good, General Strengthening Tonic for the Child, the Mother or any of the family young or old. The Syrup is flavored and Children love to take it. When you see how it improves the appetite, brings color to the cheeks snd increases vitality and energy, you will then realize its true tonic value. You can soon feel Strengthening, Invigorating Effect. It is acceptable to the most delicate stomach and is very pleasant to take. More easily digested and assimilated than Iron Pills or Iron Tablets. Ask for "Grove's Iron Tonic Syrup." Look for the signature of E. W. Grove on the package. Price 60c.

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The Hammond Automobile Accessory and Motorcycle Dealers will give a picnic for their employes at Cedar Lake, Thursday, Aug. 19th, and the undersigned places will be closed for the entire day.

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theatre; B I ,n TODAY AND TOMORROW

Wallace Reid in "U

"HAWTHORNE OF THE U. S. A." Also Ruth Roland in "The Adventures of Ruth" Tuesday only

3a FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Dorothy Dalton in 'HIS WIFE'S FRIEND"

Auto Electric Equipment Bohling Auto Sales E. N. Bunnell Motor Co. P. J. Bauwens Big Fouh Battery Calumet Motor Supply East Side Garage & Sales Herrington & Kaufman Lankford Tire & Supply Hammond Nash Sales Co. Jackson Auto Sales Co. Lake County Auto Supply & Sales Mcllroy Motor Supply Sliger Bros. Tri-City Motor Sales Calumet Motor Supplies.

The Auto Supply Willard Service Station Overland Fudge Co. ' John ScKmuesser Hammond Motor Car Co. Toren Auto Sales South Shore Auto Sales Jerry O'Niel O. K. Garage & Sales Auto Customs Shop Tillman & Startsman Hammond Auto Paint & Top Co. A. J. Walz J. Leech Terry & White

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TODAY J. Warren Kerrigan in "NUMBER 99" Also a 2-reel Comedy TOMORROW Pauline Frederichs in THE FEAR WOMAN"

PASTIME TODAY Hoot Gibson in "THE SH00T1N' KID" Also "Trailed by Three" TOMORROW Edna Goodrich in "QUEEN X"

AUDITORIUM THEATRE 3S7 Cakitn-et Ave., Hammond. ""today SPECIAL Franklin Farnum in "GO GET 'EM GARRINGER" Also "Bill's Sweetie"

TOMORROW Alice Brady in 'HIS BRIDAL NIGHT" Also "Pirate Bold"

BRINGING UP BILL two op a vono- By A. Task r 1 aCAadTnJ t-SwC I WAS JUST I TELL ME 0lDMV MAR-V MOM R & TH?S v7ooSE J& THINKING-J V AbOUT. T- J LOOKA ALL TWE FuM

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