Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 57, Hammond, Lake County, 24 August 1920 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Tuesday, Ausrust 24, 1920.

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John C. S'jndermnn. well known Gary teaming contractor was ser'.ously Injured and la In i eriticl condition at the Mercy hospital today a a re

sult of his waron being struck by

one-man street car No. 73, at I ,H. Belt hiiih line at t"th av hortly after six o'clock last

nri mrA th utrflet

both traveling: south when the accident occurred. The crash was a terrific, cute and It was believed that Mr. Sund j erman had been fatally injured. Mwas rushed to the Merc b.-.sital j

where .-Kay pictures were tai...i t determine the extent of his injuries. It was found that he suffered a fractured rib. a severely wronrbul back And panful internal injurits. Some one started a rumor this morning and t quicKly spread about the business district that Mr. Sundcrinan had died. The Tumor was false as the hospital gave out the information at noon today that Mr. Sunderman was resting nicely and bis recovery is expected. The details of the accident were nt l-arned and It is not know who was at fault.

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HITTER. receirts U'.4S5. tubs. "remery. emra ii: Extra Firsts. 4S 53V,; iMckinir Slock. 3cf40c. E;ilS Keceipts. 12.475. t'ases: Current Receipts. (tedti'i: Ordlnarv flrpt. 4iC43H; Firsts. 4".vr 4. Checks, 33 35. Iii ties, S7ff3R. CHKKSK -Twins, new, 24 s F2&: !- isicB. 2 5 if- young Americas 2 5's S i6. !.-.nnhoin. 2h-j1l2R: brick. 23. I.lVl-; l'( it I.TttY Turkeys. IS: chic

kens. 7:0 ii Ul , srrn ". 1 . gteB 2il25: liuc 1-. I IXiT.M'OKS-l;. ib's. n Mili and K.irly Ohb.ia

ORDERS HARBOR CHILD BROUGHT IHTO COURT

roi.etei s, j r:t habeas co:'j u crd.-rinp William j and Jinnie Krihiiifiir of Indiana llart cars: Mi"- bor to briiiK I'aul Eirjns Heesc- into

- cwi. court. caul is on Near i id and his

mother, T.lcKsit Owen, Ix ery:tiK get possession of him again. She fiied a petition in court this niomtmc statinB

that the FrlsiiiRers were f..t.-;b'v d- I l;mi:p? the Infant 'heir j;"i.i-. " 4 i !

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H"l!'f of the Hammond; 'his morn lnu isnerj a '

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ed a stitcmcnt ai Lucerne charg-liu.-'a u uti insincerity i-'g-ardinn I'oiuii intentions.

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PLANT TO GIVE

ani "n' bullet :i..l n ii '' Mj"'' cer c ". .ai s sb.o.'ls : I ! ' ,iii. i'l.t ." 1 ? ' a ve!v ni.l 1. a re o.: " l.e i 'd'y pa e l a'id handed them

Nick. "1 jus? wani-

to show yo-.; tha' ! didn't need to t rnvself m. :eh to take t from you '

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'ifcrs returned r.ars for i trv tr.

landed liffr?.'

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after c Jih.

BIY FI STATIONjTHREE HURT

General American Co. at East Chicago Donors of Home for Fire Engine. Eaat Chicago Is at last to have a tire station In which to houee the third fire engina which ag purchased by the cty several months ago. Hugo Kpstein pf the lieneral American Tank Car Corporation appeared before the

Board of Vt'srk yesterday afternoon, and offered to furnish the building if ths city will furnish the equipment. The building which Mr. Epstein offers for use is t"n one on Kuol-.d ave. at the B. & O. tracks which was f..rtr.erely occupied by the Calumet Lumber and Coal company. It. Is very favorably located between East Chicago and Indiana Harbor, making a run to either end of the city possible, and ts so located that a Are company at that point could give adequate protection to the residence section of Calumet and to the many industries at that pom. The bu:!d:nK will be remodeled by the General American ar.1

the city will be allowed to use it wi'h out charge. The Board of TVorks accepted the offer and will discuss the proposition with the Board of Safety before final action 13 taken. It 13 very probable that the offer will be accepted by the Beard of Safety until such time as the city Is able to build their proposed bungalow elation at Calumet. This building project has been delayed because of the high cost of construction and also because such addition to the cty a (Ire flghtinar force would not bring about any reduction in the fire Insurance rates. A petition for the Improvement of 14th street from Cedar to Beech and if Cedar street from 140th to 141st was taken under advisement until next week. The sale of lots bflopfrtns to the city which are located on Alexander ave. was referred to the city attorney. The Northern Indiana Gas and ESectrlc Company was given a contract for furnishing power for the Alder street rumping station.

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j A nierican i an j Auiauuii Car una l'..u::'i;y j A m.-rtcH u i .(ii- 'Mi"! n e ! Aim rieun Sm !' mt; . J American .S:e. I 1-Vundry . J A mericn n "I ' I and Tc 1 . . I A IliK mui.i . i;,il.!in l.ocoiuot e .... j lo t hU !i. i.. Steel '. . . . . . ! 'a nailia n I 'a c . fie : C'hiniLii and North Wester

Chicago. Mil. and i-'t 1 ( 'oI ijiii 'i Tue I f 'onsolid.itt (1 ilas .... Coin Products Ki le . General Electric Genral Motors 1 1 1 i n l s ("tntrdl Int. Nickel I:U. Pa per Lackawanna Steel ...

! Jt ! 15?s, ; B in? ' ! 76, ll'J", j 7 'It, i 34 I i

AUDITORIUM THEATRE 357 Cabmct Ave., Karamoat TODAY Bryant Washburn - in

'The Ghost of the Rancho'

Also Bill Camps Our TOMORROW

'The Better Wife'

Also Just Imagination

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Douglas TvlacLean end Deris May in

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r?PEC!L TC THE TMESI U1WELU Ind.. Aug. 2 4. Te.t

morntr.g hen Morion sect

t art ins out half a mile

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work I hoy Mere ftiv-ui. uth of town iinen n t.i. k

til: was on the car the car and ir van : nun. John Mueller, f

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crfiibnl Tiie t;.r.-i or. ni.iii. Joint Wor-

1-y at'd llurdette Smith, wern drown if: the car with jrrat violence. Smtth r;si the . rsi hurt, ho hac:r nis kno cap spill open, one elbow thrown o-.:t of j :rr. ami the iigimei.ts . on leg bi i: torn. ilr was tal.cn to '!. Ivo-pita! ir. Hammond for m-trr.ent . John r!y and John Mueller wore qui'e badly hurt rtb-.-ut the In al, btu C j: not 'hough' ' bo sero-'U'.

GERM ISSUES A

Steel

ik Central 7 -

Norfolk and A . sfrti ? 1 "s

Pressed St-el Car ... J6. I'.ailway Sicei spring's 93 Kepubl'.c Iron and Steel Sfl ' Texas Co 4 7 a Tobac. Products H5 I'lii-n I':: .otic' . '. 41' T . S. Rubber S71:. I S. Steel S?

'st tnghouse 46'vi tS il'ys vei land 16 I Cm la.r Oil 27 "3 j

ritlt Ifill i.HK STOCK HOGS Receipt. 25.fe.o. market 1.'

hsbts l' low r. others lSHJ"1 lower;! bulk. 13 8 ' o 15 45: t"P. H.: heavyweight 1 4 . i 5 'i 1 5 2 i . medium weight, j 1 4 . pit 'f 1 5 . foi : p.ght weight. 14 .75 B i U. .f.l. its ii lights 14 0 '"i 111 5 4n; heavy;

pack ing sows. fm-oth, 1 .1 . 75 ?T 1 4 . f1'"1 , ; I iaek-:c s. r.'UKh. 1" " 1 .1 . 7 5 . j

WARM

nt'Ll.ETIX i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SCRVlCE'i irBKHMN, -4 lrie I'ole were j ..

killr.i In

Pips. 12. 1.75. i CATTLE K.o.Ipt? R i : market is j active and unever.lv higher: beef steer, medium and heai weijrh'. rlno and! prime. 1 1 '' 1 7 . 2" ; medium and good.! t2.f'."fl6.25: tight weight. 11.50 -i j I 7. 2 5 : good and hone, common and j Tti-ditt m 5.lnH 0-i; butcher cattle: i heifers, fl.en'U is f.f; cows 45 . 75si 1 2 . 75. btilis. 5 . ! 1 .-n : ran"r and cutters:!

at;i heifers, t OOfir. .e"; ranner! . .vl-ii 7 . il": veal .icts (light j apdywejght ) 1 I .Z"'-t 15.50; feed- j

battle

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WHITING AMATEURS TO GIVE MOVIE PLAY VHl'riN'G. TnJ August 24 Mr. J. C ennett, before the Water Garden Club last evening, snnovinceii that he was about to produce a short playlet fr hl movie theatre. It is undertood that the production is to be a society comedy 1n one reel. The actors are to be drafted from the members of tfc club. Mr. Benntt refused to di.los" th Mvstery of Arethnsa; neither would he !! the names of the ladies who will

take the stellar roles: Who are to he the Water Nymphs? Who will be the Ouen f the Water Gardens Mr. Be nett was ailent . Mr. H. E. Baubien w'U take an eve part in the produrti-n. Mrs. lary Conroy. George Her.llwmo. Edw. Schaffer. George Eartuska. Harry Roine mien, James West. Lyle niinnlnj. ban Kut, Joseph Mescn'nurg. are expected to appear In the cast. Mrs. F. P. Ric'nardion. chairman o t'ne water committee, reported that the Board of Public Works has consented to put 1.000 feet of watr main in the subdivision under certain conditions. The club voted to meet the conditions an dauthorljed Mr. Henrv S Davidson to complete a contract with the city for the water l:n. The club examined the des.pn for pylons to he erected at the entrance of r'ne Water Gardens. The sketch was the work of Mr. Francis Thorne-Thomsen

man security ;liee nt kutnisshui lir, ! upper Silesia, aceordlnn to advices from I thnt eiiy today. The I'olen nre report-j

rd to hale attempted to capture the town hall which was defended hjr termun military police. r 1VTERN ATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! PAHI5. Any . 24 In . Wa'ter Von Simons, German foreign secretary, who is now in Switzerland, has issued vsarritnir that t'.einany may K to war again.- t Poland, if Upper Silesia is occupied by tho f'oit-s and Germany

l.! unab.e to tet atiy sa lisia'-ll n from I

the all:

f r ):n Milan e the German given ' o a

s o- e r . n T.S or, r. 1 n

. 5 0 ri 1 2 . 2 stock e r

at 'cker steer-. w s and h:fers. '

CHT "AGO VKA L. 51

17.-. ;i' 1n v( !v-., 15- ft lie I'.s. '.; 21c: Cim-v 22. kidrtti s. !4"i to 175 lb.. 7 0

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3 12c

16r 5? o 100

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a.coi'ding to a pa u h j

ouoiin from an int r .e w I

fficia! !. said to "nave ,

T esp.iiid. nt of the Ital-

CIIICAGO C5i II GIU IV WHEAT No. i red. 24S f 2V"0: 2 rfd : l i. 27,,: 3 re-i. 243i n 2 4 4 '2: 1 hard winter 247 'n 250. 2 hard wini. r. 2 14 It 243 U . ? hard w inter. 2 1-4. 1' northern sprhig. 25 -w 25: flI12C No. 1 mixed. HU. 2 mived. l.-.iC, r. 11 : 3 mixed. 159 i t53':

1 - fll 'o.i', ii - ih 5.1. 2 5 flow, 164 I r,i lt"5: t How, I 1 1 r l!!'-;;. 1 white I

12: 2 wh.te. 11 . i

ian r.CMspaper Stairpa. The rig statement was attributed on Simons by th- icniaii new

f.ilowl., Dr. spapci :

"If the poles occupy the L'pper Silesia under pr. t. :iso ..f its beitij; attacked Germany tiu.( warn th.e allies. "Thert, if no satisfaction ts olita'neii. Germany w:il d'oiaio war oa l'uianl All tiu-' fiiciois of Poland iv.il ad-ll.-e ;f r not to nb'IS" :.-r ict ty .'iVl'f Hu.-sia. tout it must not be forgotten that, the ethnographic frontiers of Poland have not yet tc-en traced." said tb- IV it J' tii nal today in commenting l.pon the Arncriv.an warmig to Warsaw not t i uriii , 1 1 ake any aggr-'s-

i si ens against Kussia. th- Petit Jour

nal points out that tloj erection of tin ethnographic boundary of P.. land tan only l.e accomplished by Poland heiself and lliissia. The French press hails the ,ueerno conference i i '.won 1'i i ni;. r Eloyd George and ('rutin r Gi"'utU of Ita'y as a tiiutnph for the Franco -American yirip.o.nt on soviet liussia. Th" Pi'it'.sh and Italian prcmi-Ts had

Be Careful What You Wash Your Hair With

M..t foap ti n-1 r:' pared Ivampoo cf.iiLtin i mu' h tiiali, which is vcrv

the scalp and

and provides for a simple column of i brick surmounted by a concrete lower j pet. The design was accepted : The club will tweet again in the neo j future when Mr. Bennetts scenario is : prepared. j

U. S. DEFEATS GREECEIN WATER 'INTERNATIONAL NES SERVICE' ANTWERP, Aug. 24. Tile U- S. defeated Greece in thewater polo conte-t t the Oi-mpian ganses today by the score of 7 to 0. The American team was composed of Ferry McGUlivray. Harry Hebner, Jensen and Vosberg of the liinois A. O. : O. H . Taylor or Chicago: Hal Voltmer. of the New York A. C . and Carson of the Olympic r 1 il b . GROCER THANKFUL "T had been sick nearly 20 years with stomach trouble and was slowly starvingto death as everything I ate caused terrible gas and pain and my food did not digest. I was reduced to 115 pounds. A friend advised ine to take Mayr'a Wonderful Remedy about 4 months ago, which I did and now weigh lot pounds, and can eat anything. I am very thankful for Mayr's

Wonderful Remedy." It removes the

catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach. lter and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded at Summers Drug Store or druggists everywhere, adv.

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ma k s 1 ha ir brii lie. 'I'i:.- ... si thir.R t US' co. ano' ..il s hatop -o, fo and entirely grt-us less. 1 and beats anything; e'.-o You can get M ilrfifc l store, and a few ounces

w hoi. family for months. Simply moisten the hair with, water j and tub it in. about a tecsponful is all) that is required. It makes an arn:n-j d.inee of Con. creamy lather, v-lcan'.-s, thoroughly, a -id i'ns-s out e;,.vi!y. The j hair dries quickly and . v. nily, and :s)

soli, fresh lo.iking. I; fight, fiuffy. vy and easy to handle. Besides, it loosens and takes out every p.irtiile ! dust, dirt and dandruff. Be sure your druggist given yoj Mulsifitd. adv.

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E Also Ruth Roland in the st U j 13tb an.il 14lh Episodes r3 9 53 S 5. S fJ v

Lem CoJy in 5s ri "BROKEN EUtTERFLY" U i i'sti e a a q ii ai u b & rj rj:tj

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TODAY i I Madge Lane in j "FIGHTING PALS" ! Also "Trailed by Three" lt ! TOMORROW AND j'f !' THURSDAY I if 'il "THE DRUG TERROR"

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1 g Bent by k Jri'W" tn jf; 7Tz' You c'uciis fir.d this (- i FOUCATOR protecting mark on en - j $H?L J Educator Housewives-Here's Rest! I ;

Cr.rnn-.on-.vr a!th avenue, and asking thit the writ bi, issued. The writ was made returnable Thursday morning at 1 o'clock.

Don't throw ycui papet a-wa? without rfadinc the want ad page.

Where Everybody Goes

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HAMMOND

INDIANA

It jS P jO 3v

The Coolest Place in Town

EXTRA SPECIAL ATTRACTION TODAY

Brazilian-Heiress"

A MINIATURE MUSICAL COMEDY 10 People Pretty Girls Special Scenery Beautiful Gowns

WILBUR Sl ADAMS "The Fall Guy'

BiLLY NICHOLS Musical Mimic

B-I-J-O-U TODAY Edna Goodiich in "QUEEN X" Also Texas Guinan in "A Moonshine Feud" TOMORROW Louise Glaum ia "SAHARA"

WYSE Singing, Talking and Dancing

CY & CY Comedians

THREE M0RAN SISTERS Musical Oddity

Coming Wednesday, Thursday and Friday "HONEYMOON INN" A Miniature Musical Comedy

FIRST CALUMET TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA

Signs of the Days to Come

Now and then a sign that the summer wanes. A leaf fa!!? occasionally with the wind, garden Rowers begin to droop, corn ripens, the darkness comes a bit earlier each sunset, the chill of late August evenings makes itse:f fdt.'the cricket's doping song portends frost each a Mgn of the autumn and winter days

t are ahead.

What kind of a winter will it be? Steady work or not? If industry slows down have you a comfortable savings account to take care of you? Don't let the winter catch you unawares. It is not too late to save. But start at once open a savings account at this bank and add to it each pay day. Capital and Surplus $120,000.00 Open Friday Evenings from 6 Until 8 "The Bank That Service Built" Bonds-Insurancc-Trusts-Checking Accounts

is M uisifU d . th.s is pur-j 's very r hea p J ai! to pieces j a i an y dm s will last 1 1 . !

Dandruff

was killing

"My head itched ur.br,3:?biy an ? my hair was eomin,-? out bv the handful. AfewipplicatioiisoiV. ildroot loosened snd removed quantities 01 dandruff the itching stopped. Today it i; thicker sod more beautiful than ever." tViMmot Tc;u;J r'-r-Tvoo or VTtbir-x-hhm-c.o ap. :v,,i ia '-iiv.H-';in w.ta Wiid.-.iot Hir l.oic, wiii iM iac tretniewt.

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EAST CHICAGO i Fcr Ycur H

ELECTRICAL NEEDS INDIANA

?Mi 'm ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. M

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ON your feet all day hurrying busily from room to room my, how tired and "achy" your feet are by night 1 Know what causes the trouble? It's not your feel, it's the shoes you're wearing. Scores of housewives come to us with the

same complaint. We suggest they try Educator Shoes. The best proof that Educators satisfy is that the same women come back and ask for another pair of Educators. Here's the reason: The Educator is shaped to fit feet naturally, with plenty of room to "let the feet grow as they should" free from corns, bunions, callouses, and in--1

growing nana. They're neat and goodlookir.fj, too, net freakish. Let us fit jyour feet with a pair of Educators. Y ou'll decide then to get them for the whole family.

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PRESSING WHILE U WAIT One-cay service on Cleaning Auto jcrvicc Our Fhsr.e i'.umber Is 223S SANITARIA CLEANING AND TAILORING SHOP

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MEN, WOMEN, and CHILDREN

Battery Co. 227-223 liSth St., Whiting PENNSYLVANIA VACUM CUP TIRES A Free Tube with each

casing.

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, ..Capital and Surplus $110,000.00: The First State Trust Bind Savings Bank 137th and CEDAR STREETS INDIANA HARBOR

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House

Tonight?

Thp rr'mr wave is country -wide.

tive in every nei:

Burglars are ac-

'hboihood.

Have you thought of your our. house? If your place were burglarized tonight would your money, Liberty bonds, insurance policies, shares of stock and

uable papers escape being stolen?

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Keep your money in this bank. Have a safety

:it box in our strong steel vault lor your Liberty

bonds and other valuables. Protect yourself against

careiessnccS. fire and theft, can be had for $3 a year.

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A safe deposit box here

THE HOME OF THE STATE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION "Under State Government Supervision