Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 272, Hammond, Lake County, 6 May 1921 — Page 2

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CONVENTION OF ORGANIZED LABOR INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICJI CINCINNATI, o.. May 6. .Many robp.em of vital importance to organized labor are to be discussed and acted upon by tha American Federation of Labor, which opened a session of 10 tiays at the Hav'in h.-t.-'. yesterday. Pres'dent Samuol Oompers and Secretary Frank Morrison, of the A. K. .f L, Arrived this mornlns. Mrs. Oompcr accompanied her htuhand. The following are the principal subjects to be considered by the federation: Open shop principle; anti-Injunction fsrht; unemployment; labor lefrislation. Mirious strikes; retail prices; adjustment boards for railroad workers; retail prices; attitud of Harding administration. During the mectins; here members of the executive council will address labor meetings at Dayton. Mtddietown. and Hamilton. President C.omper will reply to the "open sriop" advocate in n address here next Monday night. When asked his opinion on the nation-wide -open shop" movement. President Gomperj said: "They will have a fln-s time putting it through."

RECOUNT SOUGHT IN GARY PRECINCT

j..i-ou;h r. O. Johnson carried Giry v a' majority of some 4.009 votes, a recount has been asked in the "twentyfirst (colored precinct of the city. Judge A. C Huher, eainpaipn in;r,gn for Johnson, made the request to the Gary election board yesterday. He charges that there w ''ro f'"" ba;K"ts cast in the precinct, hut according to the returns filed with the electi-n commissioners by the list precinct Judges and clerks, there were only 3T vote., cast, of which Hamilton received 199 and Johnson 161. This shows a discrepancy of S' ballots not accounted for. it is said. .It was said that there were 115 rrutnated ballots returned, but this woud leave 153 ballots not accounted for. A. c. Huher. manager of 11. O. Johnaon'a campaign, went to the city hall this forenoon and filed the charge, asking- the election commissioners to make a recount and investigate the charges. According to the police report there neie 390 votes polled In the 21st precinct by one o'clock Tuesday afternoon. "The missing ballots could rot and did not affect the election or d- fe;it of any candidate, but we demand an investigation in the name of the public." said Attorney Huber. "The Judges: and clerks, and also the inspector in the 21st precinct v ere all ramed by the Hamilton forces and a'-l ct them are colored men. The conduct of the polls in that precinct is said to have beer. dominated by Joseph Rapier, the colored attorney," Mr. Huber said. 11. H. Miller. 5612 Washington srreat, wan the inspector in the 21st precinct, according- to the published lst. and Tillman Phillips, 1340 Washington, was the sheriff. The republican clerks and Judges were V. ('. Ford and Maud Koblnson, cierks, and William Warner, Judge. LIVE NEWS !

FROM THE TWIN CITIES

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RENE THOMAS. French race pilot. Is out to repeat his performance Df 1914 when he won the International COQ-mlle race in a Delage, and is on his way from France to compete In the Ninth Annual International 500mile dash for $85,000. to be held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway,

Monday, May 30. Thomas wsn second

to the late Gaston Chevrolet In the race at Indianapolis last year, pilot-, ir. a Ballot, but this year he has switched to the Sunbeam team and' win team with Darto Resta, winner of' the race in 1916. Th Sui.beam team; with two former SOOmlio race win I rers cn the list, wli! bear watching; Decoration Day.

federal courts for a hearing of a federal liquor tax In which a local man Is Involved.

CAN WORK BETTER THANFOR YEARf Ft. Wayne Man Tells How Tanlac Overcame His Long Standing Stomach Trouble. For the first time In twenty years 1 can tiit a hearty nieiil without foiff.ri n s4 aft-M-u ards." said Henry l-.ee, f E.-.25 Holtori Ave,, y . Wayne. 1ml. "For over twenty years I wits a sufferer from stomach trouble. My appetite was very poor and my nndi-Ke.-t-d food soured on my stomach and formed pas which pressed around my b.art and almost Mopped my breath, and sometimes 1 had Mich sharp pains in the pit of my stomach I could hardly stand it. My sleep was so broken that I would cet up 1,1 tt"' morning feelinjc as bad as If 1 hadn't pone to b. d at nil. T.u.st Inter I hud something like the 'flu.' which left me a profit deal worse. t was so wt-.iK and short of breath I couldn't po up and down the st.tirs without foellnp exhausted. I went on losing Mrenpth every day and finally thonpht 1 would have to pive tin my work alto.-th "I saw po mm h in tlic ?!. tt the Tanlnc had il tir of io. is I a"clded to pive it a tri.i! and !i in: a done me more t h.tn uil t he other medi

cines I fo.r took. I can eat just any- j

thinp I want now and my Monnvch neter ptven me a particle of trouble. My headaches have 1-ft me ana my nerves have quieted down so I can get sound and refreshing uleep. All that tired, worn out feelinp has lift me and T can po up and down the stairs any number of times without fe.dinp tired or out of breath at nil. I f.-el better now and can do my work better than in twenty years." Adv.

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members of the Klks of Hast ChleaKo last ni-:ht to cpeak cn his travelogue i f Utiri-pe. Col. Kilcy has always wiliinpiy consented to speak before the club and sciiools of this city since his return from the old hemisphere.

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Unsatisfied. Man l! made of dint and ! pn-ally ont for more. Boston Transcript. Try a "Times Want Ad"

THE BEST FRIEND IN THE WORLD MOTHER Special Mother's Day Services MAY 8TH AT THE METHODIST, CHRISTIAN. BAPTIST. EPISCOPAL AND H UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES OF INDIANA HARBOR

ov ispr.orio ritn O.lie A. Wlek'inskl. of South Ma?oun venue, assistant superintendent of the

lirssseill Chemical company of the lo- j eai plant of this city, is in the east on i

an inspection trip for the company and will spend most of his time at Pittsb irf. Pa.

Change Your Trousers EVERY DAY AND THEY'LL DOUBLE THE LIFE OF YOUR SUIT . If you order your suit from our special list of attractive Pure Wool Fabrics we'll give you the extra trousers to make the change with ! AND WE GIVE THEM FREE! We are showing special values in Blue Serge Suits for Summer Wear. With the Extra Trousers, it makes your suit a positive bargain.

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FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING Telephone 705-J : : East Chicago, Indiana

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Chicago and Forsyth Avenues Under U. S. Government Supervision Substantial Future of Our Oil Industries Every day there comes news of the further development of the oil industry, which is represented by three refineries in the City of East Chicago. The latest news is that Standard Oil Co. (Indiana), which has its largest refinery in Whiting-East Chicago, is taking Steps to increase its capital stock from $100,000.000 to $140,000,000. A $40,000,000 increase by one of our local industries is another testimonial of the industrial strength of East Chicago, Indiana's greatest diversified manufacturing center.

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LEGAL NOTICE ItKSOL.CTI'N Ml. A-208 n-otioe ivn runiii'' iniAiti.vt;, 12AST .HlI'Ar., IMiIAKA, MAT 6, 1921. TO WHOM IT MAY N K UN: You arc hereby notified that 'the Hoard of Public Works-of the I'ity i f l'..Lst Chi:hk", IndiaiiH, did .n tiie ilnd day of Way, 13-1, adopt a resolution that on Improvement he miido In said .'ity as follows : That 137th Mrt I,.- iuir..vd fr-.m the iv. st or Ald.-r Mr.et to th; nouthcisterly li;io of Michigan avomj". wilh Plan "A" filiei t nsphait on the old irincad.-im foundation: l'l:in "I!" Afiph.nl-ti.-coricn t e on the old rii;u-ii.iam foundation: Plan ""' one i-.iiii!?e oil hand foundation; Plan "I" Asphnltlc moa.lnm on the old macadam foundation. All work done in the mnkinj? of Ha id des'crihe.) pul.lic improvement tihall he in accord.inc! with th terms and conditions of puch Improvement Itesolutton r, I 1 .. , I I .. , . . i ...

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improvement w hi h ai'e on file and may he K. en In the office of the Hoard of I , fj

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consideration of the proposed Improvement, at which time said Hoard of Public Works will hear all iertonB Interested, or whose property is liable to h" fus.seRsed for aid improvement, and -will decide whether the: h'-neflts to the. property linhle to be asuesed for eu-h Improvement will equal the estimated cost thereof. Hy order of the Honrd of Public Works. k. k. ouoncs, n. W. WICKET. otto c. p. pi-FrifAsr:, Hoard of l'uhllc Work:'. Att. pt: T. Y. l:l. hnrds. nt- flerk. B-6-11

That said Itoard of PuMlc Works das fixed the 23rd day of liny. 1921, at 1:30 oVlook V. M.. at it office in naid City

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BIJOU TODAY PEARL WHITE in "Know Your Man" Also Heart Accord in the second episode of second serial "THE WHITE HORSEMAN" SUNDAY Wm. Russell in "BARE KNUCKLES"

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TODAY Charles Ray ia "A VILLAGE SLEUTH" SATURDAY Douglas MacLean ia "THE JAIL BIRD" SUNDAY. MONDAY AND TUESDAY Wallace Reid in "WHAT'S YOUR HURRY" WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY A Paramount Special "HELIOTROPE" With an All-Star Cast STARTING SUNDAY MAY 15 FOR THREE DAYS Geo. ArLiss in "THE DEVIL" NEW SCALE OF PRICES Matinees: 6c-13c-lSc Evenings: 9c-13c-22c (Tax Extra)

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Saturday's Specials

DFATll OF SISTF.R Mrs. Aisbla Thomis, who has been with her sister. Mrs. Hannah Evans of South Chicago during her recent IUnss, notified her friends in thl city

ystraay, that her sister died at hn

residence address, 7S17 Saginaw av-! r,:ie yesterday mornlr.jf and that the funeral wil ltake place at 2 oelook i tomorrow afternoon from the First ; M. E. church at 77th and Coles ave-l

r.ue, -with ceremonlosr following- the rI'glous service and to he conducted bv the Order of Kastern f-Uar. Interment nil; be at Oakwood.

F.WS KI,K TIO BKT A nomination bet was paid the evening following the returns on the mayoralty candidate, much to the amusement of the public and to the chagirn snd humiliation of the loser who T;eled the successful bidder in a wheel barrow about town to the accompaniment, of red lights music and a horde of youngsters in parade. The loser, WIHia.m Schwandt. disguised h'mself &o well in the feat lie had to ; erform that very f.-w if any of his friend were able to recognize him. The winner, Steve Zelenzlk, reposed in the vehicle without much discomfiture, owing to the fact that he had bid ".itralght." The loser was complimented for his courage In carrying ft it hie part of the contract.

APPBAH5 AT CAPITA.!. FOR BO V Attorney Lester Ottenhe'.mer is leavirg to drive down to Indianapolis to appear before the board of pardons, the early part of the week on behalf of John Byers. who was placed in the beys Juvenile home, two years ago on charges made hy a local Industry In this community. Theyj'.oy is only 1 years of age at the present time. Mr. Oftenheimer will aiso appear in the

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First Trustnd Savings Bank EAST CHICAGO INDIANA Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00 At East Chicago's Busiest Corner

Money to Loan on Improved Property Tliis Bank has available a large sum of money to be loaned on improved property. Applications for loans will be received at the Bank. Buy 7 Bonds Now Prudent investors are putting their money in the First Mortgage 7' o GOLD Bonds recommended by and sold at this Bank. Get 7 and Safety. Ask at this Bank about these SAFE Bonds.

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EXTRAORDINARY FEATURE TODAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY The Rialto Musical Comedy Company Presents NEW YORK BIG SUCCESS

WITH AN ALL-STAR CAST OF 20 PEOPLE Also "Fatty" Arbuckle in "A COUNTRY HERO" COMING MONDAY "Little Miss Sunshine"

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INDIANA'S WONDER THEATRE HAMMOND, IND.

The Home of High Class Vaudeville and Feature Photoplays AH Our Acts Direct from Majestic, Palace and State-Lake TODAY AND TOMORROW

VIRGINIA CALDWELL In "What's Your Wife Worth"

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NEW PACKING HOUSE MARKET For Reliability East Chicago, Ind. Quality In Meats Can 't Be Beat

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k 1lLLIAM CKRI2TY CABANA lilXXS AtflTfi VORTH A story of the unfathomed soul of woman m hich gees down unafraid into the Vailey of Death.

ALSO 4 SUPREME ACTS OF REFINED VAUDEVILLE

BENNETT SISTERS cV CO.

In a Seashore Novel Skit Entitled "You Never Can Tell"

PRINCES K0LAMA & COMPANY A Breath of Hawaiia

MEREDITH & SNOOZER A Canine Comedy Offering

IVLBEL PHILIPS

In Exclusive Songs, Sayings

and Impersonations

Always the Parthenon Symphony Orchestra PIPE ORGAN GRAND F. E. Eichar, Conductor

NOTICE TO OUR PATRONS Sahaday Matinees, one performance only, from 2 to 5 P. M. Evenings from 6 to 11 P. M. Sunday only continuous from 1 P. M. to 11 P.M.

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