Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 281, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1921 — Page 7

Tuosdav, M.iv 17. 1921.

THE TIMES PAGE SEVEN

CHICAGO

MEETING

The fact that the common council of the city of Kast Chicago has not nut in n-Kular pesplon for nvi-r I wo months brought forth a volley of ordinances last niht for pcttsaRO. Th ordinance discontinuing the office of building commissioner and inspector and a.slKTinK the duiios f this (Tire to tho city engineer, wiu laid upon the table to be ftrought up Bt in? regular mcetir.ff of the council for Its rc-jeeuon or adoption. Tile members of the council stat-d that they were unable to discuss and Ias on the ord in.'ince creating a city inspector for plumblnc, therefore the

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ordinance was referred to another reading or until such a time that the investigating committee has made I report. An ordinance was introduced and also adopted authorizing the city comptroller to invest an amount not exceeding fitO.mm of the- singing fund In securities bearing more tlian 2 pr cent. An ordinance providing for the extension of the Hammond. Whltinff an Kast Chicago traction line from their tracks on Michigan avenue up through Iiekey place as far as 12Sth street. Mark Subdivision, was adopted. This will give the people fen alternative for transportation out of thu town site which they have hampered for since the dace was founded. The council adopted an ordinance giving the board of commissioners of Kake county authority to proceed wltn the improvement of 12t'fh street from the lnw-mection of Public Koad or that

portion within the city limits to Indi

ana boui.-ard. The new road will be

ti-siirna ;d as the "J. Kalman Iteppa' road.

Ordinance adopted appropriating

$1,000 ft,r city printing and advertis

ing.

Ordinance adopting appropriating

$2.".ioi for r. moving idewaik and orna

mental lights along Tfuthrio street to

allow new Impro vtm-nts to be made

Ordinance permitting the I'ark Hoard to issue and sell $3'.itn(Hi worth of bonds for the equipping of north end pants and completing the improving of other parks w'lthin the city naf referred to a

park commlttefi of the council.

Ordinance authorizing the purchase of

a triunguiar track of land fronting on

141st street, ndpoiolng the right of way

of the South Chicago & Southern Rail

road comp.inv and (Vnal Port avenu

to be used for city storage yard and location for storehouse and burnt) of the city, was referred to second reading. The property is ofTered by tho Kast Chicago company for 17200 subject to the taxes after the year 1920 and ba'aVce of the special assessments for the Alder street outlet assessed against this property.

GARY TRUST

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talked on the outlook for the permanent improvement of the new Oleason road whlc hnow leads to the new Gary Lake Front park.

CLEANUP CAMPAIGN CLOSESTHIS WEEK Gary commenced its second and last week of the city clean-up campaign yesterday and according to T. C. Folk, director of the clean-up forceH it has proven very successful. Mr. Polk In a statement to a Times reporter today that 100.000 old tin cans will have been collected by the close of the campaign next Saturday,

Wanted Aneta to Embrace Friends Aneta Wants Divorce

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The Most Secure of All Investments -A First Mortgage Bond being a fractional part of a First Mortgage is a first lien on the property mortgaged (in the case of our 7 per cent Mortgage Bonds, always a first f hen on high grade, improved, income-bearing property). Improved property being one of the first essentials of life itself, a First Mortgage on it makes a mo?t desirable form of security, and this is especially so in view of the nation wide shortage of buildings. Invest your surplus money in Safe First Mortgage 7 per cent GOLD Bonds, recommended by and sold at this Bank. Ask about these 7 per cent Bonds. Call, write or phone "Indiana Harbor One Thousand."

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Capital and Surplus $120,000.00

A Warning for Householders AETNA-IZE Householders who value their lives should avoid encounters with armed burglars and protect their valuables with Aetna Burglary and Theft Insurance. Costs but a few dollars a j'ear; reimburses you for any property damage as well as for the direct loss from burglary or theft. For information and rates, call, write or phone East Chicago 950. Chicago and Kennedy Avenues EAST CHICAGO - , INDIANA

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The Gary Trust and Savings bank of Oary which cb'6ed a big deal Tr tUe purchase of the International Trust and Pavings Bank as was announced in these columns laic last week, are now located in their new quarters at 675 Broadway, in the International, Trust and Savings Dank building. The task of moving started early

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opened at 9 o'clock yesterday morning. The board of directors of the International and of the Gary Trust held a meeting in the new bank quarters Saturday afternoon and both boards passed the necessary resolutions making the transfer and merger complete. Several changes were then made In th old International board of directors. "William J. Funkey. Jr., resigned as president and as a member of the board, and was succeeded by Harrjr U Arnold. Charles D. Pavidson resigned from the board and was succeeded by Walter H. Thomas. John Lincoln resigned from the international board and was succeeded by Mark D. Falvey. Don K. Van Uew resigned from the International board and was succceeded by Louis Goodman. M. 11. Mahilovich was elected a member of the board and E. C. Se'by. i

vice president of the International and a member of the board ot directors ot that institution, was retained. All the new men on the International board belong' to what is known as the "Arnold Organization." The International board of directors will remain in existence until the assets of the two institutions have been legally, aa well as physically.

merged.

Ilarrly 1, Arnold, president of .the

Gary Trust, will also be president of

the International until a complete

merger shall have been efTecton.

It is probable that the safety deposit

boxes of the Gary Trust will not be remove dto the new bank in use by the International, will be home. Pres

ident Arnold said today that ttw

boxes, conforming to those purchased and installed.

Meanwhile, a member of the (jaxy

Trust staff will remain in charge or

th Clary Trust deposit boxes at 7th and Broadway until the new bones

shsll have been secured and installed at 575 Broadway in the new home or

the bank.

Charging that her husband. Pan. wanted her to embrace his friends ana thus earn money for him, Aneta Neaqtie has tiled suit for divorce in the Gary I,ake superior court. Mrs. Neaque In her petition also charges that her husband was ug'.y and beat her because she refused to

become a prostitute. She further al-

casions. was lazy and shiftless and f.nalTy deserted her. They were mifr!:J in 1917 and separated February 1. If 19. Mrs. Neaque asks that her mafden name of Aneta I'svelescu b restored to her.

Mrs. Edwsrd I... Fltngerald. former Garyresidents, today, to th effect that they arc now located at Lima, Ohio. Mr. Fitzerald .as an employe of both the Gary lost and Gary Tribune whilo a resident of Oary and well known. Mrs. Fitzgerald, ree Miss Teres Seltz, is also well known and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Scitz. 21! Taney street. Al Truit is also located at Lima, Ohif with Mr. Tulson. Both were former Gary newspaper men.

trday mornins when the Ford coupe in which they were riding turned turtle when their car collided with a machine owned by Phil Cohen, and driven by Bob Elile (colored) According to an account of the accident both were goii.g too fa."t to avoid collision and the machines crashed into euch other after turning into the corner f the park. Both parties agreed to --ttie for the damages without going to court.

Fined $130 for Violating State Liquor Law Judge Punn yesterday mornlnc lined John F. Kobylanfski 1?0 and imposed a suspended senfenco of ?0 days. Kobylanski was found guilty of violating the stt liquor law. lie vra arrested at t2S Broadway.

Want the Milk That is Dumped into Sewers Why should milk be poured into the sewers of Gary? This is what members of Gary's Colored M. E. church would like to

know. They have been feeding Jobless men for weeks, in fact fi.OOO since

the dull period and state that th

would be glad to get the "skimme

milk" that is being dumped into the sewers of th" city. The members or the church have been feeding on an average of 50 to 75 jobless men a day. All the food that is donated and the women do the baking and serving at

M'? church Jt 15th avenue and Massachusetts street.

Savage Funeral Services Held Tomorrow Morning The funeral services of Mrs. Inn S avage. 421 Adams street. Gary, whose sad suicide shocked the residents of the city yesterday, will be conducted from Fliinerty's morgue tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The remains will be tak'-n to the Gary Oak Hill cemetery for interment. . KILL 13 DOGS INGAS HOUSE

Thirteen dogs were given the ga-'j treatment" in the local dog- pound here) in the last two days. Hoaieiet-s d-,Rs ptckeu llp by the doa: cat, her will meet

this rate unless their owner calls for!

them and buys a license.

The Pyramlda. The "Pyramid Held" lies tn the jnstern desert near Cairo, Epypt. Ttiere are altogether about seventy pyramids, nineteen of which have ben Identified. The best known are the three pyramids of (iza (CJIr.eh), that of Unas, the brick pyramid of Dunahur. anrt hn nf criifrn: at Medium.

In Hard Lines "I could not work at all and had to take to my bed with a high fever (Ju to intestinal Indigestion, gases in my stomach and pain in my rlpht side. I had oP'-nt my !at cent for doctors and medicine, wiii'h gave me no reliel. J wa in despair. A lodge brother gave me a bottle ( Mayr's Wonderful Kemedy. and the first dose relieved no:. Thanks to this medicine I am now in the best of health." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract, and allays the Inflammation which causes practically pil stomach, liver nnl ln'estinal ailments, including apjien'd'.clt is. One dose will convince or money refunded. Summers I'harmacy and druegUti ever;. -wi-ere.-Ad' . "

SEWER NO. 36 IS ASSURED A confirmatory resolution instructing that bids he advertised for district uewer No. 36 in the southern part of the city, assuring the early construction of same, was taken up by the board of public works at their regular weekly session yesterday. It Is estimated that the cost will amount to something like $70,000. The construction of the sewer Includes the installation of a sewage pumping station at the level of the irlen Tnrk sewer system. Bids for the sewer will be opened the last of this month.

E. Chicago Residents j are Auto Victims!

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Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kovis, of 4T-H I Ma?oim Avenue P.itf i , l.-, . , j t

" ' , ' ' ' 1 ' . . Lil i, a miraculous escape from serious injury at Sth avenue and Madison street yes-

OARY PARK BOARD

MEET LAST NIGHT Members of the Oary park board

j hld their regular semi-monthly meet

ing iR"t mgut. Anuing tne matters ui importance, that came up for discussion wa the widening of Fifth avenue as proposed by the City Tlan Comisslon. President "W. P. G'.eason also

Building Permits Issued in One Day Total $12,700.00 Twelve thousand, seven hundred dollars worth of building permits were issued yesterday by Building Commissioner Waiter Pougan. Oscar Olson has obtained a permit for the erection of a brick veneer residence at 419 Johnson street to cost $8.500. 0'. Construction has already been sta rted. A permit was Issued to the Church of the Nazarene for the erection of a church edifice at 456 Monroe Street to cost J2.7O0.OO. The basement of the church will be used until the super

structure is built. C. E. Wulfin obtained a permit to built a frame residence at 4130 Carolina streeU The cottage will cost 11. 50". 00.

FITZGERALDS AT LIMA

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It has wonderfully h nefltted tens of i

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.Miit.-i'r. J'nniei (.i. 'arey was a practicing physician for many years and his great Prescription. Marshroot aided thousands of sufferers from kidney and

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