Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 75, Hammond, Lake County, 15 September 1920 — Page 2

' Pago Two THE TIMES Wednesday, Sept. 15, 1920.

COX DISOBEYS

OCTORS

IN FAR WEST

BT HARRY L. ROGERS 'STAFF CO-RESPONDENT I N SERVICE fey ROUTE WITH GOV. COX, POCATELJ0. IDAHO, Sept. 15 That doctor order t time may b disobeyed with Impunity apparently h.a been droontratel by Gov. Jame M. Cox. Jroocr4tlo presidential nominee. After a two-hours outdoor apeech at Boise la-et nlht and a 80 minute talx at PocteUo tbla morning hi voice ws, If anythlna;, aomewhat Improved over yesterday ben the epeoiallst !n atteadance told him he should forego open air speaking for at least a week. The governor proceeded toward Utan

confident that another day would see

him "a fit as ever." The reception given him by Idaho

audiences has convinced Gov. Cox

more than ever that he was right Sn his contention that the league of nations has never been properly put before the people. "It needs only to be explained to win the support of the great mass of wes-

tarn and middle western voters." he

said.

The Irish question again came to the front la the governor's Boise address, when a man with a Gaelic accent, asked. "What about Ireland?" Gov. Cox commended him for his "loyalty to the

sod where your father's were born,' and said;:

'"We fought for the principle of self-

determination. At present the case of Ireland cannot be taken into even a emlres court. Under Article XI. or the League of Nation, any member nation can call It to the attention of

the league council." "Why Lloyd Geo'ge says the Eng

lish government will go to smash before it will free Ireland." objected the

man. "This Isn't to be an English league, my friend," replied Governor

Cox. "It 1 to be a world league and

after March 4. 1921, it will be my duty

and my privilege to bring the Irish question before the league as It will be the duty and privilege of any na

tion to call attention to any matter

which disturbs the harmony of Inter national relationship."

The governor's' attack on the "front

pfirch" campaign was especially pop ular with Idaho audiences, and vol

untary reference to it by the crowd

later in speeches' was frequent.

At Boise, when Cox asked if anyone

present could tell him where Senator Harding stood on the league questions

there were cries of "On his front porch." The audience applauded.

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE BEGINS CONFERENCE

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15 A drive for more rigid enforcement cf the pro

hibition law opened here today when 6tate and national officers of the

Anti-Saloctt League met in conference. While the conference was not called for political purposes. Wayne B.

Wheeler, general counsel for the league, in addressing the gathering declared that It has been learned that "liquor Interests are collecting money to elect a president and a congress

whom they claim will favor a beer

and wine amendment." "Any candidate who accept the in

dorsement and financial aid of the li

quor Interests to accomplish their purpose will have a hard time to convince law-abiding cltisens that he Is worthy of their support." Wheeler declared . Tty leaders were urged to bring about closer co-operation between local and federal officials In the enforcement of prohibition as one of the mast effective means of wiping out illegal traffic tn liquor.

FranX W. Agan. opponent of prohibition 7.4 aJUj rred H. BabbUt. who demanded a "reasonable modification" of the Volstead act. S.160. Congressman Torter H. Dale, had commanding lead in & four-cornered race for re-atrrvlnaUon. Congressman Frank L. Green and V. S. Senator

IHEY WOULD LIKE TO KNOW THE REASON

Why are so many special Judges appointed to try liquor cases by Judge Dunn of the Gary city court and why a.ra so many of the sentences suspended? This 1 what Captain Vodlcka of the Oery police asks In a report filed at the office of Chief cf Police Forbis thla morning. The report reads as follows. Morris Miller and Harry Fa gen, who were arrested on September 19 on a charge of violating the state liquor law were tried today by Special Judge Draper. Miller was found guilty for the fourth ouense. fined a sum of $180 and the SO-day sentence suspended. (Why Suspended). Fagan was found not guilty. On tbe 13th. of September Miller was

tried on a charge of violating the state

liquor law. flnued $133 and the SO day sentence that was imposed was suspended and today they again suspended his sentence. The above repcrt is under

stood, with a large question mark and signed by Captain Vodicka. For months the Gary police department have been trying to get co-operation from the police court In the prosecution of liquor law violators, but It Is understood that they have been able to get but little assistance. It Is customary for the court to impose a fine and also a Jail sentence, but In S5 per cent of the cases the sentences have always been suspended. The police do not object to leniency being shown to offenders brought in on the f.rst offense, but when they appear In court charged with their second, third and fourth offenses and have their sentence suspended there is something n-roog some where according to the police. The police say that without the cooperation of the city court they are powerless to put the Volstead act into force.

URGES

GERMANS

TO SUPPORT COX

RENSSELAER. I.VD., 8ept. 15 Addressing a democratto meeting: bere last night, Senator Owen of Oklahoma, made a dtrect bid for Americans of German extraction living In Indiana to vote tbe democratic national ticket. Much of his speech wa devoted to Imploring German-American voters, whom, he fears, have wandered from their former party affiliation to upport Governor Cox for the presidency. He urged entrance of the United States into the League of Nations and declared that when America enters the league, as tt will do if the democrats win, .that "it will be In a better position to mitigate tha severity of the peace treaty wtth the Germans than the United States should be completely outside of the league. He said also that he would be happy to so America open It market to the Bale of German securities. Ho asked tbe Germans ta forget the war. Senator Owen said: "While the war was goln on. 1 thought American citizen of German

extraction were, as a whole, entirely

loyal to the United States. They bought Liberty bonds and their sons fought with our troops. Just as other good Americans did."

S500.Q0Q BUILDING PERMITS

Building permits aggregating more than half a million dollars for build

ings now under construction or about to be constructed at the Ind.ana riarbor plant, were taken out yesterday afternoon by the Steel and Tube Company of America. Twenty-four permits In ail totaled ..617,433 65. The buildings for which the permits were issued by building commissioner. Henry Landefleld, are a part of the building program of the Steel and Tube Company at the Indiana Harbor Mark plant. Since the location of the plant at Indiana Harbor the company has been almoet continually adding to their equipment and will soon have completed a bessemer plant, the first In Indiana Harbor and the only one "oatween South Chicago and Gary. The buildings for which perlmts were issued are: ola building 6,6Cup aoao Cupola building, 60 by 49 feet .$32,400.00 Mixer building. 68 by 73 feet 33.000 00 Converter and scrap yard. 18 by S feet 66,000.00 Bottom, 183 by S9 feet 30.000.00 Power rrbuse, 190 by 40 feet.. 20,000.00 Roll shop, 160 by 83 feet 2S.80u.na Boiler house. 243 by 33 feet.. 62.40ft.l'0 Emergency hospital, 25 by 61 feet 16.291 00 Clock house, 32 by 52 feet 7,6S0.'O Employment building 18,248.00 Pump house, 6? by 33 feet .... 18,706.65 Extension to pipe stcrage.

38 by 113 feet 8. 380. 00 Pipe Mil!, IS by 24 feet 1.500.00 Pipe Mill shipping effiee,

3S by 18 feet Billet Mill Extension, I by 61 feet Machine shop extension, 120 by ltl feet Seamless Tub mill. 103 by 850 feet Wast heat bailer, 40 by 80 by 105 feet Open hearth office Business office, 10 by 88 fet Cement shed, 40 by 200 feet. Sub store house. Coke plant. Drinking water pump house, 13 by 22 feet Cupola yard and skull cracker, 120 bl 75 feet

. 3,0ti0.09 . 48.S60.00 , 34.376 .137,000.00 . T.IOO.OO . 3.817.00

NOTICE TO NO.N-P.ESIDEXT THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTT. IN THE LAKE SUPEP-IOH COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM, 1920. NORTIIEP.N TRUST A SAVINGS BANK. A COIU0 RATION VS. DAVID L. TOPPINO AND MART E. TOP-

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START ON FORGER'S TRAIL Christ Karri, proprietor of the restaurant at 605 Hohroan treet. started the police on the trail of a forger this morning. Karris cashed a check f.r M7.60 lat night which was later found to be no good. The name. Frank Storer was ignod. to the check. The man is described as being about twenty-five years old and a teamster. It is thought that the man went from Hammond to Gary or South Bend.

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

LOST Clack horse strayed, about 4 this morning from 432 X'lummer Ave. Finder call 3239 Hammond. 8-15-2

WANTED MIDDLE AGED LADY FOR PICTORIAL KEVTEW PATTERNS. PERMANENT POSITION. APPLY TO SUPERINTENDENT EDW. C. MINAS CO. HAMMOND. 9-15-3

WANTED Couple to share furnished bungalow. Inquire 1166 Garfield St. Hammond. 9-15-1

WANTED Couple without children wish one or two furnished houe keeping rooms with phone. EJt or central part Call 171 Hammond. 9-15-

No. A 131 NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF HEARING ON PRIMARY OR PRIMA FACIE ASSESSMENT ROLLOFFICE OF CITY CLERK. EAST CHICAGO. INDIANA. SEPT. 14. 1920. Tou are hereby notified that the Board cf Public Works of the City of East Chicago. Indiana, did. on Ci 13th day ut September. 1920, approve a primary or prima facie assessment roll showing the primary or prima facie assessment for the improvement of Grapevino street from the southeasterly line of Michigan avenue to the HMUtn line of UiUi street, jus authorlzfd by Improvement Resolution No. A 101, passed and approved by said Board, tu tbe 26th day or April. 1920. That said Board f Public Works will meet on the 4th day of Octobc. 1320. at 1:30 o'elo.-.k P. M.. at its office ajid will hear all persons interested, snd receive and consider remonstrances from owners of property, cither in person or by representative, against t!-e amounts assessed against thMr property described on said roll, and will determine the question as to whether such lots, traets of lands, cr parcels of ground, have been benefited In the sums and amounts named on said roll, or in greater or less sums, or in any sum. Such primary or prima facie assessment roll showing the primary or prima facie assessments, tofpeth'r with the names of owners and descriptions of property subject to be assessed. Is on file and can be seen at the office of the Board of Public Works. By order of the Board of Public Works. H. K. GROVES., E. W. WICKET. O. C. F. SEEHASE. Board of Public Works. Attest: T. T. RICHARDS. City Clerk. 9-15-22

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rcrlbcd property situate In Lako County. Indiana, to-wlt: Lot twenty-five (26) In Block cine () In Maywood Addition to City of Hammond. LeJi County, Indiana. Fald defandaat are therefore, hereby notified of the pendency cf said action and that the same will tand for trial t the next term of said Court, e.nd that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the -calllnr of said cause, on the 9th day of November. A. D., 1920. the same being the Snd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In hg Court House. Room Vo. 2, at Hammond. In said County nd State on the 2nd Monday of November. A. D., 1930, aid action will be heard and determined In their absence. In witness whereof. I hereunto eet my hand and affix the Seal of said Court t Hammond, this 14th dy of September, A. f)., 1920. (Sea!) HERBERT L. 'WirEATON". CWk L,. s. C. By RUTH BERG, Deputy Clerk. 9-15-22-23

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTT. IN THIS LAKE SCTERIOR COURT. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1320.

NORTHERN TRUST & SAVINGS RANK. A CORPORATION VS. CHARLES M. SMITH AND IDA M. SMITH ET AL. CAUSE NO. 19225. ACTION TO FORECLOSE MORTGAGE. Now comes the Plaintiff by Sheerer

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Interested person showing that the it- ' fendant Charles M. Smith and Ida M. Smith are not residents of the 8tt of : Indiana, and that this Is an action to foreclose mortgage on tha following described real estate Situate In Lake County. Indiana, to-wlt: Lot 20. Blok eight () In Maywood Addition to the City cf Hammond. Lake County, Indiana. , Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the perjdency of aaJd action and ;at the same win stand for trial at the next term of sa:d Court, and that unless they appear and answer cr demur therein, . at the calling of said cause, on the 9th day of November. A. D., 120, the same being the 2nd day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held In the Court House, Room No. 1 at HamriTond, In said County and State on the 2nd Monday of November. A. D., 1S20. said action will be heard and determined in their absence. In witness mhereof. I hereunto set my hand and aiflx the Eaal of said Court, at Hammond, this 14th day of November, A. D., 1920. (Sf-al) HERBERT L. TTHEATON. Clerk L. . C. By RUTH BERG, Deputy Clerk. -15-22-:3

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