Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 92, Hammond, Lake County, 5 October 1920 — Page 2

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THE TIMES Tuesday, Octobers, 1020.

GARY BACK FROM EUROPE; TALKS OF STEEL INDUSTRY Brings Data on Reconstruction Work Abroad to be Laid Before Associates NtW TOIUC. Oct. 4. Elbert H Garv, r.e ef ta United States Steel corTrat!n retorned from a European vacation trip, yesterday, on the steamer LasTaiiee. bring-ins; data, on reconstruct.oa -work In France and Helslum. Mch, he eel. wouM be Klven tr. h:s trganization and to the Iron nl Pteel Inttitute In their next meetings- With Mr. Gary waa his wife, who acromranUd him on a tour through Spain. France and Belgium. Mr. Gary said the Information he obtained waa of areat interest to the. rreej laduatry. He would make no cfmmtnt on toe labor situation in E'irope. Trem my information." Mr. Oary ald, "I consider the steel industry in a healthy condition, although there ha btea a noticeable dlmunit:un in volume n3 a decrease in prices. R-" far a eyr oorporation i. concerned, condition are perfectly aatls.'actory. Our policy ie to keep prices frcni going too iiif-h or too low." He said he hoped the steel reil prices -culd net be affected to a sreat extent by the freight rate increase.

THREE MAJOR HEADS BEFORE GRAND JURY Gleaaon, McGraw and Jen

nings Summoned Before Chicago Inquisitors CHICAGO. Oct. 5 Manager of three major league baseball teams are ex-

pei-t.(i to go before the grand Jury here today when It resume its probe into tasebill dishonesty. "Kid" Giiissnn, manager of the Chicago White- Sox., will be questioned ccn errninjt reports that piaycrs under his supervision have been involved In rrookret playing- on tho diamond during the season just closed. John McGraw. of the New York Clants will apt-ear end will bring with him Prt'd Toney. Penny KsuiT end Art Fletchor. shortstop for the Phillies. Wit formerlv a t;am player. Toney. KaulT

and V'le'chtr are expected tell the

Krand Jury WRardtna; offers i1 to hjvn been madi to them to throw" bail game for ttie benefit of gamblers. Hugh Jennint-s. of the Detroit Tigers, will be asked concerning gambling on baseball In terit. where much money is said to have been wapered on a recent itpin between th' Oiicago Cubs and rhilatlelpbia. It t paid the "tip" waa cut that Philadelphia was to win.

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alive with the falling brick and aide walk. A lady ticket agent in her cage in the center of the station .wg almost

paraliied with fear. The motorman.

Fred Hohm. jumped for his life at the time of the crash and not a person was

injured in the accident.

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man Hohm following the crash, he lost control of the car. That he waa back

ing Into the eiJing or switch at a high rate of speed la evident. Ordinarily the

bumper would bring a car or string of cars to a stop, but the compact waa so

great that H tore away the bumper and

the oar lunged over the platform and into the station. Four or five other cars buckled up almost .wrecking them. The

west end of the station was demolished.

Officials of the line promised a thorough investigation this morning.

Wants Britain to Meet and Satisfy the Irish Aspirations t.ON'DflX. Oct. 5 Terence MaSwiney. loid mayor of Cork, waa still alive and conscious upon the fiftyfourth day of his hunger strike today. He waa so weak he could barely move in hi bed.Former Premier Asquith in a letter to The Times calla upon Great Britain to g.ve Ireland her independence. "1 am not alarmed by the spectre of an Jrish republic." said the former premier. "Men do not long fight for phrases, but for realitle. "The aggressive, but Impotent policy towards Ireland has reached a fitting climax in an unexampled campaign for which the government must bear the responsibility of military and police reprisals. Two conditions govern and limit the solution: "1. The Irish should be made to believe so far as Great Britain la concerned what is offered comes frtm an honest and responsible source. "I. We should, after making allow

ance for the provisional abstention of a genuine local minority meet and satisfy Irish aspirations. "Nothing will fulfill the second

clause but tho bestowal of a status of

autonomous dominion rule In the fullest and widest sense." The ex-premier declares that the urgency of the Irish situation demands an Immediate solution and calls for an administration "backed by the power of the sympathetic acquiescence of the Irish people."

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STONEBRAKER CASE IS DECIDED After spending a day and a half in hearing the testimony of numerous witnesses. Judge Hardy today In Room 2 of the Hammond superior court found against Roy Stonebraker In his habeas corpus proceedings against Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hopp of Hessville for possession of his Ihree-year-old daughter. Stonebraker'a wife died two years ago and after keeping the home together for a while he placed the children in different families. He is now living with a brother and has decided

to take the youngest child away from Mr. and Mrs. Hopp with whom she had been living. The Hopps objected and trouble followed. It finally resulted in the habeas corpus proceedings. The court, basing his decision on what he considered the best interests of the child, ruled today that she should remain with the Hopps.

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medium and good, $lZ.S531t.7; light weight. $14.76 18.00; good and choice, $ 14.76 tf 18.00 ; common and medium, $8.25914-50. Butcher Cattle Heifers, $6.00(318.50; cows. tl.SOOU.Si; bulla, $V25i 11.00. Canners and Cutters Qows and heifers, $8.7595.00; canntr

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BRUTAL HUSBAND KILLS HIS WIFE NOTjriLK. Va.. Oct. B "Do you want to go to heaven. Ruth?" J. Wcldon White propounded this question to his wife today and before F?ie could answer two revolver shots ran out and the woman fe'.l dead. NVishbora heard the couple quarrel In loud tones and raid that the shots vers fired immediately after White had osked the question. White escaped In an automobile and th police are now rehtng for him. Tli" Whites had teen separated for om time.

DOUBLE FEATURE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY - Mary Pickford in "SUDS" Larry Semon Comedy and Thomat Meghan and Gloria Swanton in "MALE AND FEMALE" Afternoon On!y EVENING "SUDS" and Semon Comedy FRIDAY Mary Fiddord in "SUDS" Larry Semon Comedy and Thomas Meighan andLila Lee in "THE PRINCE CHAP" Afternoon Onlv

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