Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 128, Hammond, Lake County, 16 November 1920 — Page 7

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Tuesday, November 16, 1920.

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INDIANA rOI.If, Ind.. N.v. 15. War-rr-n T. McCray. aoon after his inauffiilalion a.-t Governor, will recommend to tho legislature that the stat-w1d T-riniary election law be repcali-d. That he will take up this suiUj ci n bis first messaKf was Indicated by the fr.ivernor-elect when seen at the C!a'-r-x'l hotel yesterday. He came hrre fn-m Kentland ami will remain until siiortly afted noon today.

"r think that experience with this, tate-wide primary system, as It ap-j pl'es to candidates for President. Gov-, A T " i . . J LMatna aonutnr h .1 J

i iiui anu i. in iu i nui'-i, - proved to he a mistake," said Mr. McCray. "True, I won my nomination in a primary in my second race, hut I 1 -n't want an other candidtae for CJovernor to pro throucrh what I did. With a state-wide primar ;. candid.to must ienke an intensive campaign for from "veil months to a yrar. The neces..ry. legitimate expense is far too c i tit and It is a breeder of trouble and u s -tension.

I'rliimrr Vot tterlslve. "Cnder our Indiana law a candidate can come out of the primary an the leader and yet not become the nominee

until lie had fought it out before the! state convention. I aucceedod In K-t-ting a maojrlty of the votca cast and! was therefore nominated in the prt-J mary Itself, but had I obtain cl only ! plurality, as usually happens, it would have been neeessar ;tls to receive the vote of a majority of the delegates atj the state convention.

"The state-wide primary system so expensive that a man of small niean. is simply barred from becoming: a successful candidate unless be has the financial bucking of others to whom t " might place himself under embarrassing obligations."

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A h'.H,k,,i :u ui"!U occuired at 19th

avenue; and lroadvay in tiury, nhoilly after 7 o'clock this morning when 4-year old John K.ttttort'k. ii.luware St.. was instantly killed by a south bound Gary Street Kail way car. The body was i

caught beneath the wheels and bauly maiigb-d. According to witnesses to the tragedy, Mrs. Kasterek was carrying a small child in her arms and was holding little John by the hand when the accident occurred. As Mrs. Kesterek passed behind ono car she stepped directly in front of another car. She Jumped to safety with the babe in her arms, but the child stumbled on some, paving brick and fell headlong under the wheels of the car. The prostrate and half crazed mother was just about to throw her child, that she' Ii-1 In her arms to the street, when a woman intorceeded and caught the child. The body was taken to William's morgue.

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GARY HAS HEW POSTKTRESS

Gary now has the rtislinctio as being the only city in the entire state that has a postmistress and a woman city clerk. Itst night at the regular meting of the city council, the city dads put their stamp of approval on the recommendation of Mayor I Hodges naming Mrs. Ralph Itoss as city clerk to succeed Herbert Francis, who was ousted from office a week ago after it was disclosed

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When Your Eyes Need Care Hint be was over $4,000 Short in his accounts. Mm, Itoss officially took olllce today. Another :-urpnse w a.s sprung .in political and social circbs ji sterday w hen the news ga ineU circulation that Mrs. Arthur 1". .Melton, wit-- of Major Melton, and out: of the cU's most prominert women, received the ."U'pivuitment from the office of first assistant postmaster general, Kroons, naming her as lo.stinistrcys of Gary to fill the vacancy caused by the r-MKmtt ion of former 1 'o.- i master .Snyder. Mrs. Melton commenced her duties as postmistress this morn.) tig. It is understood that Mis. Mellon was given the oii'.ct as recognition of her work as city tb :noer.-.tie chairman in the recent t b ction. hi llo-r tin appointment is a permanent one, is a qU'--tion as it is rumored that Assistant l'os I master i". K. Ilub.-r we.s a strong contender for the oeice aiul may bt: niiru'd alter the expiration of Mr. Snyiier's 30 tluy vacation. Mrs. Melton was one of the early settlers of i.'arv. She and her husband, .Major Melton, came to t'.i;ry when there was nothing here but a desrt and the major largely helped III laving out and building the city. lie sfvd as city engineer for several years. As far as know n there are no at tie candidates for the permanent appointment as postmaster. It in generally believed around the business sec. tion of the city that Assitsant Postmaster (. T. Huber will be named and that there will be little or no opposition. The merit system in the postoffice is popular and .is being strongly supported.

few tickets to be had. Miss Porothy Moss has accepted a position with the Steel company at .Ml, l'elier. Xnd., where her parents- live and likes her work One, the rumor that the was married Is false. Earl Hutler has been suffering from quinsy the past week. The ladles of the M. K. church will hold a bazaar supper lJeC. lo. Many beautiful articles arti being made that will please your friends for Xmas. .Sam H. Woods and family, Carl Johnson. Miss Klanery and Dr. and Mrs. F. A. 'Mains-tone. Nundayed with Mr. and Mrs. I. tie Southworth. Mrs. Noah Uroves has rented the north portion of their place to Mr. Iavls, who will move their family here this week. He jure and attend the Fireman's dance Thursday evening, Nov. IS, and get your $100.00. which will be given away by them that night. Come and swell the crowd.

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Sunday with home folks. Michael Seliinal lost a valuable horse last week which died of lock Jaw. The marriage of Hose Keiiman to Frank Tenteniacher will take plae r.t St. Joseph's church on Wednesday morning at S o'clock. H. C Scheldt and family of Hobnrt : pent Sunday afternoon and evening

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A cafeteria supper will bo held at the town hall Wednesday evening, Nov. IT from 5 to 7 p. m. livery one is invited for many of the best cookn in town will be there to show their art. The Red Cross drive is on in full force. Kverv man. woman and child are eble to Join this great work, just hear one of the workers tell what wonderful tilings are done with your dollar. This Thursday evening is when the Tire department have their dance when o $100.00 will be given the one holding the lucky number, there are still a

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Mrs. Mat Kltln tf Haminond is .visitingwith Frank L. Keiiman for several days. Carl Keiiman and daughter, Ksth'-r. of Fast Chicago spent Sunday with relatives. Geo. Stark of -St. John was a Oyer

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Mr. and Mrs. John Dewea, Jr., and baby returned to their home In Chicago Height from tieveml days spent tvlth the tatter's sister, t-'ister Matura. who is at the Precious !illood convent at Finley. Ohio. Mathias Wachter returned home Saturday morning from a few days spent at Hammond. ' r . and Mrs. Will Koeh'.e vis'ted Sunday with relatives at Hammond. 'Georne MaKinot Is on the sick "is. r . . . . -

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