Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 26, Hammond, Lake County, 20 July 1921 — Page 2

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THE TIMER. WVdnrsdav, July 20, 1921. 3 TERM ii

DEFINITE CONDITIONS APPROVED

De Valera To Confer Witt

Dail Eireann Before Giving Final Answer. BT NEWTON C. PARKE STAF COS RESPONDENT t. N. SERVICE LONDON. July 20 Tha British cat

Inct wm reported today to have airead to th peace terms to be presented la

ter to Eamonn Do Valera. so-called "Prosldent of the Irish republic" There was a meeting of the cabinet during the moraine and It was under-

stood that tha definite conditions were approved. It Is believed they will be riven to Da Valera by Premier Lloyd Gaars tomorrow and that Do Valera will then return to Ireland to confer with members of Dail Elraann before

maJtl&s answer to the premier. General Jan Christian Smuts, premier of South Africa, is conferring almost daily on the British-Irish situations. Ha -was consulted by Premier Lloyd Georre again today and afterwards the report waa current he would bs sent to Dublin and Belfast to confer with De Valera and Sir James Craig's claim of self-determination to TJlatar. The document has not yet been issued, but It Is understood the "Irish president" will contest the view that "s, sunaU fraction of one nation can set Itself against the expressed demand of the majority.

who did dolph. A man

the telephoning was

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answering Randolph's de

scription rushed into a Franklin Hotel; at midnight and used the telephone. The clerk was Just reading an account

ed the kidnaping when he overheard part of the con vernation and tipped the police. The man who used the phone said he was going to take a boat from Erie. Ta.. according to his talk over the telephone .

At the home of RandolDh's wife's! "When a man finds a medicine that

parents it waa rinirf ik.t onv L cnmoletelv knocks out stomach tru-

telephone call had been received ' hie that made his life a curse for flfthouph teleDhone comnanv rernrrf r' teen years. If he has got a heart In

SOUTH BEND MAN

WINSLONG FIGHT Martin Miller Restored To Health After Suffering Fifteen Years.

said to show there was.

WEALTHY MERCHANT HELD FOR RANSOM Abductors Ask for Fifty Thousand Dollars For Return, of Sharon, Pa., Man

tINTmM.TfONAL NEWS SERVICE J SHARON, Fa.. July 20. Thomas Randolph, aged JS, prominent merchant who disappeared Monday night from his home here and who has been reported being held by kidnapers for JiO.&OO ranson. la bellaved to have telephoned his wife hers early today. "dt out of Sharon as quickly and quietly as possible. Don't let anyone know of your leaving." was part of the telephone conversation between the man believed to' be "Randolph and his wife. The call came from Kranklin. Pa. Chief of Police Samuel Lansdown of this city, hurried to Franklin and later In the morning telephoned that he was almost positive that the man-

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Tax Revision Legislation Pushing Its Way Into The Foreground.

BT A. O. HATWARD

STAFF CORREJPONDIWT I. X. SERVICE WASHINGTON. July 20 The tariff question was almost a dead issue in the house today with tax revision rushing its way Into the foreground. The Pordney tariff bill" wilt pass the house tomorrow, probably with unbroken support. The fate'of the bill, with Its new schemes of taxation embodied in the American valuation, the wool schedule and extensive use of bargain' Ing clauses to gain preferential trade agreements with foreign countries, now rests with the senate. Import duties in the bill are high. The Mil was drawn. Chairman Fordney told the house, to restrict Importations. Many house republicans will vote for passage of the. bil with complete faith in senate reduction of Fordney rates. With passage of the tariff bill the house does not anticipate a let up In work or a rest. The ways and means committee plans ta hold hearings on the tax revision legislation beginning Tuesday next and closing Saturday.

July 30. The first week in August will be devoted by the committee in framing the tax revision bill. Comittee

leaders promise the bill will be repor

ted to the house before August 10.

Bills covering legislative policies will

be presented from the military affairs. Indian affairs and agricultural committees 'of the house.

After passage of the tax revision bill the house will take a vacation, lasting

until the senate has completed its work on either the tax or the tariff bill.

him at all he will tell other people about it so that they may find reller too." was the vigorous statement made by Martin Miller. 419 Somers St.. Souih Bend. Ind. an employee of the Btrds-U Manufacturing Co.. in discussing the remarkable benefits he had received by taking Tanlac. "I never expected to be entirely well, as I had had such a long fight of it. All during these years 1 did not know what it was to sit down to the table and eat what 1 wanted.- 1 actually was afraid to eat the things 1 eravod, as I k-new I would have to go through hours of misery afterwards. "The first thing Tanlac did far me was to give me an appetite and then

It toned up my stomach s that no matter what I ate I digested it perfectly.

As soon as ray stomach got allright my other troubles entirely disappeared and now I am feeling better than I have In years. If Tanlac had made me over new from the crown of my head to the soles of my feet I couldn't be a different man now from what I was a short time ago. It certainly dots the work. ' Tanlac is sold in Hammond by Summers Pharmacy and by leading druggists everywhere. Adv.

that no further inquiries will be addressed to Washington prior ta such acceptance, seemed apparent today, folowlng a meeting of the cabinet. The Asahl and other Japanese newspapers agree with the statement carried by the N'lppon Dempo News agency which said: '"Japan is satisfied with the American attitude. She is willing to settlo all,. matters that may come up at the conference." Although weight of public Opinion may force Premier Hara to head the Japanese delegation to the conference Hie fact he does not spoak English w6uld make his choo "unfortunate" according to an opinion expressed by a member of the cabinet In an interview.

Pounding his cheat just over his heart with his fist as he glewed his eyes on those of his questioner's, apparently In deep thought. It was ruit half ah hour before he gave the above reason. However, the police do not believe his story, as they feel that he is keeping a secret that is almost tearing out his heart, at least he has given the police that impression during the time that he has been confined in the Gary Jail. According to the police Dublin's character has been unquestionable since his residence In Gary and fo

their knowledge has never been In any i

trouble before and is well thought of by his race on the south sil.

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GARY FIREMEN

SEND

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- Plans are being made by the management of the Gary Fire Department baseball team in which they may get an opportunity to participate in the Pageant of Progress which is to he held In Chicago during the month of August.' Today a challenge wai sent to the Chicago Fire Department baseball club which reads as follows: "Dear Sirs: We the Gary Fire Department Baseball club participating in the city league of this city wish to go on record In challenging the winner of the series of games that are t? be played during the Psg. ant of Progress Exposition In August of this year, between the Chicago Fire Department and the New York department. Trusting that this explains all that la necessary at this time, beg to remain. "FIRK CHIKF GRANT."

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INDI6CSTION

FOR

GARY POLICE PLAY A RETURN GAME TOMORROW A large number of baseball fans from Gary will travel to Hammond via automobile tomorrow (Thursday) after

noon, where they will witness a return game between '.he Gary and Hammond

police department teams.

In their first game at Glcason park

several weeks ago Gary beat Ham mond to the tune of 11 to 0. and to

morrow the Hammond cops say they

are going to get . revenge. Gary wil

use the tame battery as they did in

their first tilt with Hammond. "Zlggle' Miller will do the mound work wit

JAPAN TO ACCEPT

WITHOUT

CONDITION

TOKIO, July 19 That Japan will unqualifiedly accept President ' Harding's disarmament conference invitation and

Declare Your Independence OWN YOUR HOME We Are Ready to Build 100 HOMES at COST Next 6 O Days It's the grandest and most liberal home-owning oppbrtuniy ever presented in Hammond. Every barrier that has -stood between you and a home of your own has been removed? You can now give your family the protection of HOME your children a chance ' to grow up in the right environment in a community where you will be proud of your neighbors. Rent Money Buys a Home On payment of 10 down we will build the home of'your choice? on your own plans. We have some wonderful bungalows that we can build for you at $400.00. down, payments of $35.00 each month including interest. If you haven't the ready money, let us show you how to finance the project. JSut don't delay this opportunity is passing. Call on us meet our man with the building plans, he will explain all. Grimmer Loan, Real Estate and Insurance Co. Harry P. Grimmer ROOM 28, RIMBACH BUILDING OVER LION STORE Phone Hammond 218

GARY POLICE SCOUT THIS MAN'S STORY

Not satisfied with the confession of William Dublin (colored). Oary'a most cold blooded murderer, who' killed. hl wife early-last Saturday m6rning by hitting her over the head with an axe and then left her In a dying condition and went fishing, the police will put him through another gruelling session to learn the truth. "Whan Dublin finally confesed after

hours' of questioning h told tha tory that ha worked hard, tried to save hi

money to huy a little home, but his

wife was extravagant and kept him in

poverty all the tlma. Then she Is sup

posed to have told him she would get someone else if he did not bring hr

mora money.

uerore giving this reason for tha

cold blooded murder of his wife. Dub

im remained silent ror a long time In

answer to Captain Roach's question. -Now tajl us just why did you kill her."

POSTAL CLERKS MAY BE RE -INSTATED WITHOUT "EXAMS" Ex-employe. of the postal service who, have been out of service for a period of less than five yeara. will be ro-lnstted without examination, according to a ruling of Postmaster Hays, made public yesterday. The former rule was that no employe could be reinstated without submitting to another examination. Mr. Hay's ruling permits the civil service commission and the appointing officer, usually tha postmaster, to reappoint exemploye after an absence corresponding in time to the length of time he was In service, or less, up to five yeafs absence.

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PARTHENON

CONDEMN SOUTH SIDE SHACKS

In the ntlghborhaad of two dozen shacks In the neighborhood of Washington and Ninth avenue In Gary have been condemned by Thomas Porter, the city health inspector, some eighty or ninety people being made hornless by the order. The shacks, which were condemned were given , a thorough probe by Mr. Porter following the circulation of a petition whlc was signed by some 50 South Side business men. stating that these shacks were without plumbing, had no electric llsrhts - '

tary and were not weather proof. Inspector Porter found all these allegations true. Mayor W. F. Hodyes hacked un Mr

.ingaral etaoin etaoi etaoin etaoietath

i orter in condemning the shacks, stating that he would support any condemnation proceeding taken by the city health department. Owners of the shacks who live In Chicago have

Been notified of the decision.

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Pure In Summor

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Special for' Thursday Morning

POSTPONE FLIGHT OF "SANTA MARIA

The flight of the fclg 14 pas.enarer airplane 'Santa Maria" which win billed to stop at Oary next Thursday on Its maiden trip from Detroit to Chicago has been postponed again according to word received here today.

A telegram was received by acting) secretary Harry Sommers of the Gary'

Commercial Club that the ship has been routed over a new course and it would make the Detroit-Chicago trip until possibly Wednesday of next week More definite arrangements and the time of the ship's arrival In Gary will be received the first of next week.

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SEEK RUNAWAY GIRL Authorities of Gary and Valparaiso are today looking for Margaret CUntzman, fourteen years old. who escaped from an institution for girls at Valparaiso. The girl formerly lived in

Gary.

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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Zane Grey's Great Picture "THE U. P. TRAILSUNDAY Big Doable Feature ' Eva Novak in "WANTED AT HEADQUARTERS'

and "THE U. P. TRAIL" Afternoon Only' Evening"WANTED AT HEADQUARTERS" PRICES: " Matinee: 5c-10c-15c Eveainf: 5c-13e-lSc Tax Extra

THE COOLEST PLACE IN TOWN LAST TIMES TODAY Earl Williams in "The Silver Car'! Also DAINTY DOROTHY WATERS The Jorenile Wonder IN SONGS AND DANCES TOMORROW, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Jean Paige in "BLACK BEAUTY"

EVENING Pictures, specialties and orchestra. Doors open at 6:30, Admission: Adults, 30c; children, 10c

WEEK DAYS MATINEE Latest pictures. Doors open at 1:30. Admission: Adults, 25c: children, 10c.

INCLUDING WAR TAX

Returns From Poland After A Year's Absence After a year's absence Frank Zawadkl. former Gary city official, returned from Poland this week where hj has been engaged in relief work In and about Warsaw for more than a year. Mr. Zawadskt stated that conditions are in a critical condition In Poland, and some of the other smaller war stricken countries and that in the majority of instances new forms of government are responsible for the conditions. In short he explained that the new form. of government hav lft them unsttled and they have been unable, to return to pre-war times. Upon arriving in New York, Mr. Zawadski stated that ha exchanged 70.000 Polish marks and receiver! only $25 in American money In return.

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