Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 8, Hammond, Lake County, 28 June 1921 — Page 9

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THE TIMES Mondnv. Juno 27. lr2T

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AT DETROIT INTERNATIONAL. NEWS SERVICE) PET HO IT. MICH., Juno 2; llciHst ration for the First National Convention (T the Disabled American Veu-rtns of th World War began yesterday nvrnmg. Delegation to the four days ronventlon, including men from as far west as San Francisco and as far south as Atlanta, Ga.. will consider a!l soldier legislation before congress and demand Immediate action on measures that have, been "harriflng fine.' The. convention will nrgre conpresn to r've speedy consideration to the Sweet Hill for consolidation of all government agencies responsible for the care of disabled veterans. The Eangely and Kenyon bills, the 'adjusted compensation" bill and the l..ind Preference Hill and the Emergency officers' retirement bill are ,-tmonK other measures to be discussed. Delegates from St. Louis and San Francisco already have besrun camiviiitr.s to have the 1922 convention In their cities. The San Francisco men declare $23,000 toward an amusement fund of $100,000 already has been pledped by residents of that city. REFUSED TO STOP FOR PASSENGERS SPECIAL TO THE T1HES1 WHTTINC;. Ind., June. 2S. There are more ang-les to the campaign of the Whitlnj police ajjalnf-t negligent motonrts thaji tho mere picking up of day that' their speedomters were not the only things to watch. Thy rode merrily past standing1 stre-et cars while passeng-ers were a.lig-htini? a.nd climbing: aboard. The police nabbed them. They are Humphrey Grylls, Baring avenue. East Chtacgro. and Anton Tenti. Eat Fiftieth street, Chicago. Both entered pleas of guilty and paid ill. INDIANA LEGIONS FOR CARPEHTiER CULVER. Ind., June 2S. Front line f.crhtinjjp n France- at 6 cents a aay Is regarded as of more importance by lr.embers of the Indiana department of tie American legion than "flghtinK" n a shipyard nt a big salary, and hfI ft

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cause of that opinion 400 representatives from the 31)0 or more. American Legion Posts in the Mate, who Sunday computed a two days' summer cou..,.-em-e hero, adopted the following resolution with a war whoop that mn: liav been heard by Vis Chief Auhenaubee and all his Pottawatomie braves in the far off happy hunting prounds and stirred in them memories of the years when lake Maxinkuekee. was not deiilid by the presence of the pale face: Unsolved, That whereas rjcorgres Crpentier. soldier and ntl man ok France, having fuliill ii t.. the utmost his duty to his country n time of ne-ed. and. whereas he will encase in a contest for the world's heavy -eiKnt chaniiionsiiip, July 2, we, the department of Indiana of the American Region conference, do hereby send him our best wishes for success In t!v coining tight and assure him that whatever the outcome shall be he shall i f tjard his American comrades in anus a his true friends."

JEWISH PEOPLE HOLD SPLENDID OUTING The members of the li nil B'rith lodgtf and their families of Gary, Hammond. East ':."?., Whit. nr. Iuiiaiui T. arbor -.nd M ciiian City, h-bi an enjoyable picnic at Michigan City on Sunday. A delightful program was given by the program committee. At 11 o'clock. Mrs. A. Blumenthal, assisted by Mrs. M. Phillips, pianist, and Mr. Charles Heskin. violinist, directed the. signing of patriotic songs. At 12:30 o'clock Gary and Hammond played baseball, Gary losing. Peaces were then held In which Gary captured most of the place In the EO-yard dash for tioys up to ten years. Joseph Nelson captured first and L P.osen recond. In the fifty yard dash for girls up to ten years, Gertrude Pietzel of Gary came in first and Fanny Rouben of Michigan City, second. In the 100-yard dash for boys up to fifteen years. E. Kaplo came in first and H. P.. Krowitzkl second. In the 100-yard dash for girls up to ten years, Mildred Sprlngberg was first and Sophia Marks, second. In the 100yard dash for married men, V. Gross of South Bend, captured first and I Glass of Gary, second. In the K'0-yard dash for married women, Mrs. Bernstein of Chicago came in first and Mrs. Fenson of Hammond, second. In the, ln0-yard dash for single men, Harry Simmons was first and M. J. Cohen of Indiana Harbor, second. In the 100-yard dash for single women. Florence Blumenthal came in first and Pophie Pitzel of East Chicago came in second. Gary captured the tug of war. Dancing began after the.

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Families of at least fifty Gary Persians, who some months ago sent affidavits and other credentials to the American consul at Mesopotamia for their transportation to the ITnitcd States will soon be realy to make the long Journey to Join their relatives here, according to a letter received today by Prosecuting Attorney light M. Kinder today from the American consul service at Tabriz. Pers a. Arrangements are now being made by the Near East Relief at Hatradan for the transportation of the colony in which it is estimated that there will be in the neighborhood of 150 or 200. The affidsvits and credentials prepared by Mr. Kinder was mailed Feb. 3. but was considerably delayed, due to interruption of communication with Persia and the removal of tho American consulate at Tabriz to where the letter was mailed to Teheran. The letter received today, suggest:' that the Essyrian colony of Gary, of which there are a large number, who wish to communicate with friends or relatives, to address their communications to the Rev. Huso A. Fuller, treasurer of the Near East Relief at Hamadan. Persia, to avoid delay. The committee of Near East Relief in Persia is interested in the wipport and welfare of these people and consequently in constant touch with them. DES MONES MEN AS -WHISKEY RUNNERS INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE MINNEAl'ONLIri. June 27. Three alleged confessed whiskey runners, residents of Pes Moines, la., who have been transporting liquor from Canada to Des Moines, were arrested here today with a touring car loaded, with whiskey valued at $7,500. The men gave their names as Gunnar Olson. Bernard Claus and Al N. Johnson. They were arrested by detectives on advices from Minot, N. D. The trio was armed with shot gruns 'and revolvers. The Des Moines men said they stole the automobile and the whiskey in Minot. N. P.. after they had been waylaid by high jacks last Friday when their own car. a Cadillac and a load of Whiskey worth $12,000 was stolen. The three men are being held In the city Jail without charge. FORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL DEAD fINTEPN'TIONAL NEWS SERVICE) BALTIMORE. June 2X Charles Bonaparte, former attorney general of tho United States died at his home in this city today following an illness rf several weeks. Mrs. Bonaparte was 12 years of age. 522 Dollars And Up Co,

sper Co. Poker Game Is Held Up Two Gunmen Take Big Sum From Gay Gamboleers In Rensselaer. RENSSELAER. Ind., June 28. Two gunmen, a tall one and a short une, descended on a palatial poker palace on South Weston street during the early morning hours Sunday and frisked the tray gamboleers and the hangers-on of their spare change, amounting to from $50 to $1.100 depends on whose telling the story and then made their get-awny amid the music of quaking knee, bones, svnich resembled that of hail falling on a tin roof. The principals In the game were Just preparing to return to their homes and loved ones, the chii.s were being put away and the refuse of the night cleared up, and the houseman was ratting his wallet containing tn funds, as it was his divine right to act as 'banker," since he provided the light and other necesKlties that go with a poker game. The guests were rfaching for their hats and coats and one of them already had his hand on. the door knob. I'.ut. hark! Whose strange voice is that at this unearthly hour? "Stick 'ein up. way up. and keep "em there." came a steady and determined voice. The houseman looked at his customers and the customers lookea at one another and then at the gun that was pointed their way. Was this some strange joke being perpetrated by friends? "Git "em up there, afore I plug you," came the voic. again. Up went eight sets of arms in perfect unison, and down the cellar teps wint the houseman after he had toosed his pocket book into the safety of the t . ln.,.K., f.f II.., t.Q.-lr.P ..-Uaa if was to remain unseen by the gunmen, In the meantime the stretching exe cises were going on. One ingenious I gambler tossed his remaining shekeiB j into the "gol.boon," where they reposd in safety." Another deposited the I few dollars that remained as a mute I reminder of the tragedy of the poker I table behind the electric fan. while the hearties giinmen were centering ! their attention on his companions. I LEGAL NOTICES XOTICE TO XOX-RESIDENT STATE OF INDIANA. LA KE COTNTT. IX THE LAKE SITERIOR COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND, INDIANA. MAY TERM. 1921. Albert E. Ruse vs. Eclipse Manufncturlng Company, et al. Cause No. 21464. Action to Foreclose Mechanic's lien . Now comes the cross tomplalnant William SchuMKscr hv Ccone J. Eder.

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his attorney and shows fling of cross complaint herein on June 2, 1321, and now hies an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants thereto. to-it: Paid A. Johnson and Mrs. David A. Johnson, whose true christian name Is unknown and Howley Brothers are not residents of tfie State of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of saiJ utlon and that the game will stand lor inn at the next term of said Court., anu that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 13th day of September. A. D. 1U2I. tho same beina: the 2no day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room .'o. 2 in

) the Court House at Hammond in said County and State, on the. 2nd Monday of September, A. D. l"l. said action will be heard and determined in their absence . IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, t Hammond, Indiana, this 27th day of June. A. P. 1921. HERBERT U. WH12ATOX. ClerT; E. S. C. By: CORA D. ANDERSON. Deputy Clerk. 8-:S-7-5-12 Call at our plant or send sketch wholesale price on a complete HUI HEATING PLANT, all CUT TO FIT for just what is needed. We mark i EASY METHOD and loan you the tools work this NEWER WAY and save HALF

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