Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 81, Hammond, Lake County, 22 September 1920 — Page 9

Wednesday. Sept. 22, 1020. THE TiMES P&Ze Xinp

INCREASES

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Tro Caluraat district traction companies hT petitioned tho public ervles commission for Inrrrmird rstrs. The commission authorised th Culuret District Telephone C'.'inrany to Increase its ratos. The Oary St. Hobart Traotlon Company petitioned for an g-cent city fara in Oary and a -cent city tare In Hobart and East Oary. and for authority t Increase to 17.60 the price of its sixty-ride mnthly commuter's book. The present city fare in Oary Is I cents, and in Hobart and Bast Oary t cents. Recently the commission authorised the Oary Street Railway Company to Increase its fares to 8 cents. The Oary sc Southern Traction Company, operating between Oary and Crown Potnt, petitioned for a 10-cent city fare tn Gary, and for other interurban fare Increases. Including an increase to $11. IS for its fifty-ride monthly commuter's book. The commission authorised the Northwestern Indiana Telephone Company to increase Its telephone rates at Valparaiso. Chesterton. Hobart, Kouts and Wheeler. The commission says in Its order that, although the telephone company has set up a depreciation account. It has been charging renews.1 Mid replacement costs to ltj regular operating account, thus making a double operating charge on such Items, The commission observes that the telephone company's wage schedule is unusually high, because the company Is obliged to compete with the high wage schednle In the Calumet region.

II. C. L. WILL WORRY THEM LESS IF DODGERS WIN

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Mrs; Mlchall Grimmer and son. Fred, and daughter. Frances, motored to Chicago on Tuesday and spent the day with friends. The September horse sale on Tuesday was well attended and horses were plentiful. ot brought poor prices. Several good bits of horseflesh changed hands, feed being so hiffh. farmers do not wish to keep them through the winter. Mr. and Mr Hodges attended the White Sox ball game in Chicago on Monday. illss Kate Norman has returned to her work In Chicago after a short

Left to right: Mrs. Ed. Konetchy,

The Brooklyn Dodgers practically have cinched the National Leafrue pennant which fact doesn't make the wives of the Brooklyn players a bit peeved. The divvy their husbands receive

Mrs. Demie Nets. Mrs. Sherrod Smith, photographed at recent game.

Burleigh Grimes

from the proceeds of the clash with the American Leagne entry will look mighty nice with a hard winter coming on. The wives of the players have been the most loyal adherents of the team all

season, attending practically all the home games of the club. Mrs. Neis is one of the newest members of the feminine contingent, her husband having joined tha team this season.

visit with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heinrlch. Mrs. Frank Krinbill spent several days this week with her sister, Mrs. Frank Paulsen. The marriage of Wm. J. Oloover, Jr.. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gloover of this city, to Genaldlne Swanson. a former Crown Point girl, but now living 1 nHammond, look place today. The young couple will reside In Gary where the groom has a lucrative post, tion with Kelly Semmes. Mrs. Cra'.g and daughter. 11a Massath have returned from a short visit at the home of Will Massath and wife, who celebrated their first wedding anniversary in Chicago on Sunday. A movement has been made by the Leta Mfg. Co.. of this city, to organize a social and athletio club, consisting of the employes of the company only. A meeting was held last Friday evening for the purpose of electing officers, with the following results: Pres

ident Henry F. Ruhl. Sr.; chairman. R. J. Mors; treasurer. N. G Whitehead and secretary. Wllamine Koshnick. Various committees were appointed for the purpose of organizing teams for winter activities, such as bowling, basket ball. Indoor baseball, etc. Great enthusiasm Is being displayed In getting organized, which will tense to keep the employes in close relationship to each and will afford yarious sources of amusement during the evenings in the coming winter months.

The World of Sport

Marcol Cabijos, champion fencer of the French navy, has been sent to this

country by the French National Fencing Federation to lntroduoe the new school of "epoo" fencing. He will give exhibitions throughout this country and will also visit colleges ar.d universities. X X X New students recently admitted Into the United States Naval Academy have txpressed preference for sports as follows: Wrestling, 128; rugby football. 125, track and field events. 99; baseball 7;7 boxing 72; basketball, 68; lacrosse. 53: rowing. 52; tennis. 28; swimming, 27; fencing. 18: and gymnastics, 15.

i'.irtry Willis, who recently knok.-l "Ht Fred Ftjlton, will box Sam McVi a( r!--y i'lty. It wilt be a twelveround bout liftwwn tiio bltf colored h.-iiv Kins. X X X Sir Thomas Upton will challenge for the America cup races to be held In IjII. He will bring over Shiimrork V if the challenge In accepted.

SALTED HIS SUGAR

INTERNATIONAL NEWS (ERVICE1 KANSAS CITY. Mo., Sept. It Jo.-i;ri't pay, fvm In these- !n!i ;rlc-j times, to adulterate sugar. Not In Kay See at least. Harry Kaplin, a grocer here, found that out. IT- O. Roth came Into Kaplln's store and purchased four pounds of Mr. Herb Hoover's former medium of exchange, paying thirty cents per pound. Investigation showed salt to the amount of 20 per cent. He had Kaplin arrested. "Let me see," figured Judge Ed McMahon. sitting in the South Side Court. "You say there was four pounds of sugar."

"That's right. Your Honor." replt-1 Koth. "Well, FUgar'i too high to be trifled with," admonished the Judge, "Kaolin, pity the clerk your profit on orr hundred pounds J10." Kaplin appealed.

Await Carmen's Decision f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! IH'iSToN It le dfflared ut the Sta ' House that he decision of the board of arbitration Investigating wage demands for the union cr.rmen of tlv Kastern Massachusetts Street Hallway Company will slioitly be ir.tde pub.l-. The company Is discontinuing its Salem-Boston line.

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