Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 232, Hammond, Lake County, 21 March 1921 — Page 8

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or four years in office. Th se that. reno w- serving their first f.cc year t- rmi are t-r.t.ti.-d to t-vc n oro y. ars t.n.i. r the tt-rn.s of the pr psed Bint n i:nnt, b-it .should they be tlect1 a pa in tne f.-rni would b for four years and. t hi refore. thy ivould sere six years out of eight, which is contrary to the provisions ff the amendments. These same qtifstiors ave vexing the urate officials ho w ere elected for a !(i.yfar period last Novenibir. TiVfi tnte officials ere Auditor of Ft ate 'li ver. Treasurer -f S'atos Davie and S,rrtary of State JacVson. One of "the proposed anr'tidnien: s makes ach t f tiiese offices elective for a per'od -f,.ur years instead of two and also provides that no of t ials thll s'rve f r more than fo.jr year out o; cicht. It -,s not expected that there will be nry unmediat e rlianss in t he Republican state committee as a result appointment of three of the m-'ni-:.. r. t f.-d-ral r "si t 'on It 1 epi.tined that lher. w .li be no pressing T.red of t hem r-"iir:nj at once and it i. possible that thry i il! retain thfir ( .meet Ions v-ith the committee until next year when th? committee : re-or-ransjod. I'.cri Ti-urman. chairman , f th third distrkt .s to be appointed collector of internal revenue: lt-rt Morgan, fourth distri.;t chairman, fed-e-.! prohibit ton f nf -rcenietit officer for Indoina and Vernon Vm Fleet. Thirteenth district ( hai:iir, tv,nietnV r of federal trad cornml.-sion. j. K. REFPA TALKS 10 CITIZENS The Masonic temple. East Chicago. b as well filed SiTurday even.ns wl;H an aud ence ma le t;i of Kast ChlcSRJ and Indiana Harbor representative -. -t Jiens to hear nominee for mayor,

John K. P.'noa. repunitran. talk. The pls.ee at the Young Men's Republican

chairman was John J. Pre ?en who In- : Ileadqu.-irters in the South Side to t :-oduc-d i h f speakers and arior.c nto-o 'ally complete th organirat in

tii.f m H. R- del I-11 who Jii? ha1 o.-ras-.on to know the cirdidate v' V personally and t-!d in d-tail of hi? many splendid attributes and qualifications which would befit him for the responsible: y. Mdward Carls n. ald-rinan of thfifth ward, talked very in'eresiingly in behalf of Mr. Reppa. making h.is remarks bear Ptrirg semblance of the ehararter of th roan sffking the office. lr. I. P. Hale, whos was presen'. !s a strom: advocate c f the -e--pp.i policy and i'ioes n.-.t l)ositat to lifl'. the public know his views in the mat:ir. I'ity Treasurer Walter Harmon, an interesting speaker took the platform and laid bare his views of the candidate as I r. how h? bardie the city eoni roller" office to commendable mention and Weened these same traits essential in the mayor's chiir Mr. tleppa was the las! to speak and he oreupiod a i f i y short space of time in relating: what he thought was essential to n .-Ity's nee-1, II was wildly applauded nt the conclusion of his rik M'. v'. tv. Smith, who ha-t the Welfare Asrc -ia'.o.n and is a prominent club v. oman and active in many of the i I y's v; rbu i id in g movement s. w as .-a. :d np-n t make a few tenia: hs as to tor o-o'nl-'ii of Mr. Rep'ia'.s candidiiey. to which sh Ki.-t-ounly rcspond'J f nd gate a most glow ing :r;but" of the man whom h had i-onte to i.uow tnroukrh business relaf.ons. it w as r rl lent from her ta'k that Fur Mcongly for the candi date, Mary meetings have been scheduled at near dates and announcements wll! be tnad well In advance as to the pi S'-' S 1 oct ed.

of officers and -ward captains for tha campaign- of ly0 McCormack for mayor. 'VaHr I.opafka. chairman, presided and called for the attention , of all present who have been elected to their !mprtant3uties. Pave Mafts , is vice chairman for Calumet. Otto

fieehase, chairman for Indiana Harbor; Stanley Bakota. secretary; Isln Sbeaka. treasurer. First ward captain, Wslter Pober: second ward, Stanley P.akota; third ward. George Surra; fourth ward. Steve Arpas; fifth ward, i'. O. Burdi-k; sixth ward. George Smith; seventh ward. Steve Toth. Headquarter committee Chief Kd O'Domitll. Joseph Stachura and Dave Mtus. Publicity comm-ttee K. T'ickei-, J. J. Bowers. Tony Kairis and C. B. Furdick, Arrangement committee C. B. Rurdick, "incrnt Cerajewski and Steve Arpas. Other committees comprise Walter Rober. John Czurela, J. Jones. Mai tin Iiarubin. Kd Ssat. Carl Buda. .1. Spanglcr and Ueorge Oswego. Several mass meetings of ritlsens have benn arranged for. the first of the? will be at Indiana Harbor Wednesday evening.

Illinois Stael company yards at Stocston was found floating in a slough about to blocks east of tJie E. J. A K. crossing near Gary shortly before noon on Saturday. The grewsome find was made by a railroad employe who was Inspecting some switches. The features were unrccognirab'e but papers on his person identified him as Hegedus. Thre were no marks of violence on the body and it is believed that he may have been walking a.ong the track while in an intoxicated condition and slipped and fell headlong down the embankment into the water twenty feet below. Tho body was taken to William's morgue. Naturalization papers show that Hegedus was an Austrian by birth and has a wife in the old country. According to employees at Stockton. Hgedus lived in cn of the bunk houses and has been m ssing for a number of weeks.

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vislfd retef'.Tes '. n flo'Jtli Civ!;at Sunday. Oscar Her. in of Crown To.nt wa . Griffith visitor Sunday.. The Griffith Building and Ioan aa oclatlon waa organised Sa.tjrda. wl-J capitalisation ' of $100,000. Diractori C. B. Rlehl, mat Beirlger. HaroJ Downing. C. W. Bothwen, -p. C. Taa gart, Jacob Miller, Harry Bothwall Mat Orlmmer. Joseph Miller. Officer' C. K. Riehl. pre-siden; Harry Bothwel vice presidsnt; J. It. Clark. secretaiM and J C. Taggart, treasurar.

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j Mothers who value tbelr own con"e end the welfare of th'tr children. sb.J3.ilj never be without a box of Mother GTay' Sweet Powdera for Children, for u , tnroughout the season. They Bre-"! u. i'olas, telleve Keverishness. OesOtipa

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