Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 81, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1920 — Page 2
Pace Two
LAKE COUNTY
:ax hearings
THE TIDIES
III NO
MR
X1IANAPOU3, Sept. 22. Representatives of tha state board of tax commissioners bare gon to various parts of tha state to hold hearing; on assessments certified to the state board for reassensment at Us fourth session, which began Monday. Notices of tha hearing; have been mailed to county auditors and to persons or corporations Interested. Hearings before the board In Indianapolis, with the exception of hearings tor coal companies and Lake county cases, will be held from November 8 to 10. Special dates will be set for Lake county and cool company bearings.
CAUSTS
REFUSED THE
IT TO SIT
IINTCRNATIONAI NCWS SERVICE ALBANY. N. Y.. Sept. 23. New York state for the second time within five months have refused Socialists the right to participate In making; its laws, and has ousted from membership in the legislative bodies the socialists once ousted and re-elected only to face the necessity for making a third determination of their fitness In January. Three of the five socialists were ousted of the assembly. The remaining two refused to ait In a "body so tilt' American." after the expulsion Of their comrades, and resigned. All five men have been nominated for re-election in November and unlesj twice laid plains of fusion of republicans and emocrata In their districts prove this time to be successful, the flv socialists will be returned to the assembly In January by their constituents.
NOTHING NEW IN WALL ST. TRAGEDY Six Days Elapse Without a Single Real Clue Being Obtained MHTERNATIONAl NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK, Sept. 22. Six days have elapsed since the fatal and devastating bomb blast In Wall Street, but the authorities were as far from a solution as they have been at any time since the Investigation started. The detectives, both federal and municipal, were admittedly baffled. The master criminal who carried the Infernal machine Into the heart of the financial district with resultant death and destruction and panic Is at large somewhere, but the Investigators have not evin succeeded In getting a description of him upon which to make a definite search. Detectives are making a thorough Investigation In the Paterson. N. J., district, a community formerly notorious for Its anarchist colony. Investigators are generally agreed that the wagon which carried the Infernal machine came to New York from New Jersey. A conference was held today at the office of Fire Commissioner Drennan at
tcfaesday, Sept. 22, 1920.
CHRONIC GROVCHES b &ite Tmririx.
fZ-Z-Z r AD-.SO-LUY-LEE- NlfTHlM' V V" a.-.-. ) ( poin"! )ioF iyj!i y fy ,'AfS ALLly ' .. I ypnil T-VM i'- ' fill hnliiMH. ii ii ta-"-- -latf- Vlll I .IV 1 ' --'i;-fJttJ'Si. Mr. yOJOy GLASS OF J f
y , - t ym-T s v ill5-' f . - i
I:.
Stir Relief
HDGtSTI0M
6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief
E LL-AWS FOR INDIGESTION
the work which has heretofore been
carried on at the Kant Chicago plant. Work on th plant will not start until next Bpring, however, and the axle department will not be moved befora next fall. The Walker Axlo U a new product of the Kdwanl Valve and Manufacturing Company and has gone through the experimental stages at the Kaet Chicago plant. Beinir closely allied with the. Walker Vehicle Company of Chicago the department's new home will be adajcent to that company's factory In Chicago. Other experimental work will be carried on at the Kant Chicago plant In the space vacated by the axle department and only about twenty-five
men will be taken from the East Chicago plant to Chicago. Plans for the further development of the washing machine department are under way and already the department has tripled its capacity over that of last year.
which experts made reports on the charactet of the explosive that was contained In the bomb.
DWINDLING BAND OF VETERANS PARADE INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Sept. 22 Pwined from a host of tens of thousands to a band numbering a scant fifteen thousand. Grand Army of the Republic veterans today re-klndled the spirit of the sixties and "carried on" In national encampment parade. With banners flying and the pipe and beat of fife and drum quickening their step, this remr-ant of tl.e union army passed between congested nnks of spectators. Congestion along the line of march w&s unprecedented, the route having I een cut down to one mile, so that th strength of the aged marchers might not be over-taxed. 1'ttn weather was bright and cool. Disabled veterans rode in automobiles.
WORK
CROWN
POINT CRIMINAL COURT
f STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERYICE CROWN POINT. Ind., Sept. 22. Deputy Prosecutor Thomas has been In Valparaiso this week in attendance at the trial of the Tolleeton Bank robbers which is being tried there. Ed Marsh of Gary will look after the state's Interests In ' the criminal court during his absence. No cases have been tried there this week owing to several defaults and witneses being unable to attend the cases set.
GERARD IN SLUSHFUND QUIZ "WASHINGTON. Sept 22 Former Ambasador to Germany, James W. Gerard.
565 Day Road Service
"W1
(National Crop Improvement Service.
' ITHOUT organization
which will crj-stalllze public opinion, little
Improvements may be expected In road building," says Sir. Frank Baackes, assistant general sales agent, American Steel & Wire Co. "When It is done It will have a twofold effect : "First, It will keep all of the roads open for 365 days in the year, and . "Second, it will lead tb people to believe in themselves so that no public problem may seem too great to tackle. "Every community should have a road club which should begin work by making a score card of every stretch of both main and crossroads, using 3ft5 days passable roads as the basis for working out 'ts percentage. "It is astonishing what a lot of
Improvement can be made by concentrating public opinion. When roads are good the tendency is to always make them better. Hard roads are bound to come, but there is always danger that the specifications or the contractor will be at fault, and while a good deal of money is being paid out the roads may not be up to standard. A concrete highway has to stand up under all kinds of traffic, and In this day of heavy trucks great care must be taken to reinforce the road with steel in such a way that It will stand the maximum of use, and consequently demand a minimum of repairs. "No matter what road laws may be in effect, better results will always come from community organization, and a local pride in having better roads than anybody. Our first duty to ourselves is never to. be mud bound."
Doctor Tells How to Strengthen Eyesight Fifty Per Cent, in One . Week's Time in Many Instances
Philadelphia, Pa. Do you wear glasses? Are you a victim of eye strain or other eye weakness T If so. you will be glad to know that according to Dr. Lewis there Is real hope for you. Many whose eyea were falling say they have had their eyes restored through the principle of thla wonderful free prescription. One man says, alter trying It: "1 wu almost blind; could not see to read at alL Now I can reed everything without any glasses and my eyes do not water any more. At night they would pain dreadfully; now they feel Ana ail the time. It waa like a miracle to me." A lady who used It says: "The atmosphere seemed hazy with or without glasses, but after using this prescription for fifteen days everything seems clear. I con eve read fine print without glasses." It Is believed that thousands who wear glasses car. now discard them In a reasonable time and multitude more will be able to strengthen their eyes so as to be spared tha trouble and expense of ever getting glassea. ' Eye troubles of many description may be wonderfully benefited by following the simple rules. Here is tho prescription: Go to any active drug
store and get a bottle of Bon-Opto tablets. Drop one Bon-Opto tablet In a fourth of a glass of water and allow to dissolve. "With thla liquid bathe the eyes two or four times dally. Tou should notice your eyes clear up perceptibly right from the start and Inflammation will quickly disappear. If your eyes are bothrln,g you. even a little, take steps to save them now before It Is too late. Many hopelessly blind might have been saved If they had cared for their eyes In time. NOTE: Another prominent physician to whom the above article was submitted, said: "Bon-Opto is a very remark.able remedy. Its constituent Ingredients are well known to eminent eye specialists and widely prescribed by them. The manufacturers guarantee it to strength, en eyesight 60 per cent In one week's time In many instances or refund the money. It can bo obtained from any good druggist and Is one of the very w preparations I feel should be kept few preparations I feci should be kept family." It Is sold In this city by all good druggists. Including Summer's Pharmacy. adv.
was the first witness called when the scnatorinl slush fund investigating committee resumed Its session here today. Gerard said he became chairman of the democratic national finance committee at the personal request of Gov. Cox. democratic nominee for president.
HOW STOCKS OPENED , J
NEW YORK. Sept. 22. The stock market was dominated in the early trading by the attention attracted to the motor situation because of the announcement of the cut la the price of the Ford output. All th emotor stocks showed material losses In the first few minutes. Chandler dropped 2 to 804 and Willys-Overland 294 to 13HStudebaker yielded 14 to 61V4. The heaviness in these stocks had an influence on trading in the rest of the list. . , Steel common was down to 89 . Republic yielded 1 to 81H- Baldwin was In demand, however, moving up to Ut. Mexican Petroleum sold down 3 points to 191 H. followed by a rally to 193H-
places visited ulnce Sunday were the Masonic temple, the John KYeenmn home. 207 Indiana avenue, and the Scruggs Keagen home, 1194 "Van Burcn street. Damage in all cajes were small.
AT THE DE LUXE Rarely. If ever, has the placing of a ring upon the finger of another been known to bring immunity from death. Yet tuch was the power of the famous Mystery Ring of the Hill Indians, -wor. ahlppers of the Sun, as portrayed in Clara Kimball Yo-ung'a picture "For the Soul of Rafael," which will come to the De Luxe theater Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Raquel Estevan, the heroine of Marah Ellis iKyan'a story of early California life, waa, by adoption, a member of the tribe of Hill Indians, and according to tribal ritual, attended the ceremony of the New Year, when the Indians relight the sacred fires on their altars In honor of the Sun. She was given gifts of sandals, an Indian robe, and a rng. Late at night she Is led into the hills, where the Indians are. gathered around an altar awaiting their coming. The chief calls upon Raquel to take up a torch, and Pght the torches of the four couriers, who will bear them to the tribes of the four winds. While Raquel is obeying instructions, the Indian sentinels, posted on the trails below, capture two white men, and the chief orders them to be put to death, thinking that they are spies. The nurse whispers to Raquel that if she should put her Indian ring on the hand of one of the white men, they would be saved. Raquel quickly takes her ring off and places It on the hand of Bryton.
TEN CALLS FOR BURNING RUBBISH Six calls were answered by the Hammond Are department last night making about ten since Sunday. Practically all of the fires were the result of carelessness In handling rubbish, according to Chief William Kill who Investigated all of them. Since Sunday three runs have been made to the river bridge on Hohrnan street, where the pilings were found to be on fire. One run was to the north approach of the bridge and two to the south end. Damage was slight. A call was received from State and Hohrnan ?treets last night at 10 o'clock because of rubbish burning in the narrow alley at the rear of the Hohrnan building. This is thought to have been started by crossed electric wires which fell in the rubbish when a sign was taken down. At 9:50 a run was made to the J. ESohllng home. 42 Ogden street, but the small Are had been extinguished before the department arrived. Other
Edward Valve To Build a Chicago Plant The Edward Valvo and Manufacturing Company has made plans for the erection of a large factory building at 87th and State streets In Chicago where they will move their Walker Axle department. It became known in East Chicago today. The new plant will have a floor space of 60.000 square feet and will allow for expansion of
69
TELEPHONE EAST CHICAGO
For Your INDIANA ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. ELECTRICAL NEEDS 624 Chicago Ave., E. Chi.
1
"x tffcssj .f Irf3"
miKli m
' - jstM mi 1'ia.J m J ja P' i ftitfWiri riii mini iir inimiie nwl
DeLuxe Theatre
' IF' A CQt-7v-'
Clara Kimball YOUNG a For tta Soul oP Rafeei
NO picture in which Clera Kimball Yoang he tTr appeared comperei to thii. her Iiteit end greeted production Marah Ellii Rrao'i magnificent wry of Old California "FOR THE SOUL OF RAFAEL." If you love romance, eetioa. wonderful drama, beautiful crtinsi, you MUST aec this greatcit pic-
rare el tie jeu.
Sun., Mon. and Tues.
DeLUXE THEATRE
TODAY AND TOMORROW Constance Talmadge in
"IN TWO WEEKS a FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Bn "ROMANCE OF TARZAN"
SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY Clara Kimball Young: in "FOR THE SOUL OF RAPHAEL"
"Yflicrc Everybody Goei.'
THE RPHEU THEATRE
Hammond :: Indiana The Cookit Place in Town ' TODAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY "The Four Milos" ORIGINAL RADIUM PLATIUM POSERS CARSON Comedy Juggler PITZER & DAVE The Country Cop and the Gty Girl BONZER, VANCE & MAN LEY Harmony Singing DELA PHONE Novelty Vocal Creation ROWLES & R0YCE Sunny Side Up Also RUTH ROLAND in "RUTH OF THE ROCKIES"
IRVIN SHEAKS Dealer in Coal ,Feed, Salt and Flour
IB 3
Also When Looking for a bargain in TIRES Come and See Me Phone 115. 139th & Michigan Are. INDIANA HARBOR, IND.
25 Off BUY NOW 25 Off
SPECIAL SALE ON BRAND NEW 6,0q0 MILE GUARANTEED McCLAREN TIRES AND TUBES
TIRES List Price Now 30x3 $18.75 $14.00 30x3'2 $23.75 $17.80 32x3'2 $29.95 $22.45 31x4 $33.50 $25.00 32x4 $38.35 $28.75 33x4 $40.25 $30.10 34x4 $41.20 $30.95 34x4'2 $54.65 $41.00 35x4J2 $57.25 $43.00
TUBES
List Price 30x3 $3.30 30x3!2 $3.75 32x32 $4-40 31x4 $5.25 32x4 $5.40 33x4 $5.70 34x4 $5.95 34x412 $7.40 35x42 $7.45
Now $2.50 $2.75 $3.30 $4.00 $4.20 $4.35 $4.45 $5.55 $5.60
East Chicago Tire and Repair Shop These Tires and Tubes Are Absolutely First Class and 6000 Miles Guarantee 518 CHICAGO AVE. PHONE 127 EAST CHICAGO, IND.
CRANKS SEND BOMBW ARNINGS NBW YORK. Sept. 22. A 'bomb warning wu received at the Brooklyn potofne today. While It was believed to be the work of a crank, lncplred to activity toy the Wall atreet outrage, federal officials Immediately took steps to put a strong guard about the Brooklyn postoffice building-. The warning was written on a post card which was dropped into tha chute of the Brooklyn potoffice about 1 a. in. It read: "Clear the building at 12:15 a. m. Saturday. T. N. T. Thank you." The warning was not signed. The card was sent to the office of B. M. Gardner, collector of lnttrnal revenue for Brooklyn and custodian of the Brooklyn Federal building.
BOOM IN HOG PRICES SLTJEEP CHTCACO. Sept. 21. Tha boom in hog prices at the stock yards collapsed today wit ha sharp drop of 75 cents on the hundred following a break in the price of corn on the board of tra.de. Traders predicted a second break of $1 per hundred tomorrow. Top hogs sold early today at $11. but dropped to J 17.25. Heavy nl mixed hogs experienced a similar drop. Cattle, sheep and practically every branch of the market were alio lower.
Limerick Councillor Killed Early Today DUBLIN, Sept. 22. A man Identified as Councillor Lynch of Limerick, waa killed In the Royal Exchange hotel early today. The slayer Is alleged to be a "black and tan" policeman. The auxiliary police recruits enlisted in England have been nicknamed "black nnd tans." by the Sinn Felners.
S CATENAS AT GLENWOOD Next Sunday at 1 o'clock the 3catenas will leave for Glenwood. 111., so here Is your chance baseball fans to se another real baseball game. The price for the round trip will be Just 60 cents. - s i
AUDITORIUM THEATRE 357 CaVwMt At., HanunoitL TODAY Alice Brady in "HER GREAT CHANCE" Also "The Flight from San Diego to Frisco"
gssaasasRiCapital and Surplus $1 10,000.00 r I The First State Trust 1
and Savings Bank
I I I it
137th and CEDAR STREETS INDIANA HARBOR
What Careful People Are Doing People who guard against any chances of money loss are giving careful consideration to their fire and tornado insurance policies. In many cases they have come to this bank and taken out additional insurance. Have you ENOUGH insurance? If your place were to burn tonight or were there A sudden storm that wrecked your property, would the proceeds of your policies enable you to replace your building and its contents at present prices ? These may be questions that you can't determine alone. But you can determine them if you will consult with our insurance department. Take no chances; don't delay. Come here with your policies. There is no charge for advice.
I THE HOME OF THE STATE BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
i
JlJJ Under State Government Supervision sS
B-I-J-O-U TODAY AND TOMORROW Mack Sennett's "DOWN ON THE FARM" Also Texas Guinan in "The Girl of the Rancho"
hmmr rln rr
S". Wys
PASTIME TODAY Robert Warwick in "THE MAN WHO FORGOT" TOMORROW "UNDER FALSE COLORS"
BtdBsssasaids&dsMHat
FIRST CALUMET TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK EAST CHICAGO, INDIANA A New Coat for the Winter? Although the cost of clothing certainly eats into one's wages these days, clothing must be bought. Perhaps you are already figuring on that new overcoat you absolutely can't get along without. Maybe your wife also needs a new coat. Well, why not get them? And pay cash. By paying cash you will get the advantage of the better price. People who have kept-up savings accounts are able to pay spot cash for their clothes. You can pay spot cash if you will set aside something of each pay check and deposit it ia this bank regularly, each pay day. In time, a kept-up savings account will bring the best things in life a homi, vacations, good clothes, money in emergencies, perhaps a car. Start a savings account here and get in on these good things. Capital and Surplus $120,000.00 Open Friday Evenings from 6 Until 8 "The Bank That Service Built" Bonds-Insurance-TrusU-Checking Accounts