Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 67, Hammond, Lake County, 8 September 1921 — Page 5
Thursday. Spptombor 8, l!lil
THE TIMES PAGK FIVE
GARY NEVS
NEBRASKAN IS WALLACE'S AID
LOOK FOR WORK; DIES IN HOSPITAL Peter Cr isluiis. wi.n l c with h: " her a. 2316 Calumet aven'i-. Oh.r' PC who is wei; known in th's reg--'"n. d,l ; n .S-. Marj-.rfi'i :;..;; tal on Mr-nday a:"te-r.oon ati.tr a wh.Tt .'..- f Th.- f.in. ral v. a hoici th:.- af-t'-rnoon at l.'-SO .at ths Kviir.--list caurch, I.aiciUo cu.i Oak street. ChicaBuria' :.,.-k place, in the Eltn- . od cemetery.
dt-ad man was 4" cas of a g ; " u in H.--::u::ond searching for wii J when taken sick, j EXAMINE "GARY POST !' OFFICE ASPIRANTS: Tvrr, overrment i;icn TV". Xt. Kta andj J Swi-.son ;nr.cct"r and i.-vre-i sentativ,- of t'ae United -States Civil J S r'icc Cimmi.'fion, arrived in Gary j this week to rcrfi-rm the. task of cx-l tnlnlnj th dosen t more candidate I for the pnstman:.r.h;p of the steel! ,...y The list included r: rninaa, j Mrs. EJith. 15. Melton, r.ou- acting p-jS'-j mistress. It is not be'jeved that th-! pcatmaster will be named for a mont ' or mors yet. ;
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FOREST FIRES'
WHITE HOUSE
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SPURNS ATTENTIONS; ' MAN SHOOTS HER
HER HE UPHELD
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I.VXX. M Iks., s, rt. S. Wis. Mi.nloa j M i rli ., 31 v.-.-is tudav .-"aot. u:i-l kiil-d !
!.-, an ' i.if rij i:inn, who;;- at t cr. t ions I ort'1 ' " ' ' s '" ' . ii- had .-j..urn:- I. a"-.i'din to polii;-. j :i'"''t Ii.-r at;. ha
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f INTFRNATiCNAi. N f. A S SERViCEl IiF.iil.iV, ". pt i',.ui s tim hon-
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FOKER GA3SE
HELD LEGAL
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1-iiirty .- !ar.d that ::rv,t- j thf ir..s:e.-tne hrido a!..it ; r , .,T AT : ;-,r, al ne5 SF.S'.ICE!
at. ;.-,, h I' y....thful lovt r. I'.ohrrt rreiKh- j Her .ir 1r not a pro-n-.d for divorce. j r,OXI:OX. Sept. 10 Ker. iil'Sa! ..i -'tir; i ii i ;.;;.) t,. hqve piven him a sever;: I The case ,irn. wlifn tdufhinK n-.ai- ' : ri-n t Britain ur.l! 1 i fe"- iiny 5
rafltir-. tn of th!rtv-?oi pn ro J y adnilttd b- ! hw. at'tvr a t? ;-t cise i:i w hi'-h te i-
r. :;.- w..-r-- snkincr Phi'iip .1. M -- fore the weddina that .h was f-erty- f-nd.mt wr. f-
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lore the wedding that .h was f-erty- j f-nd.int wr. r -: i . . 1 jitt guilty, now sl-. TVhen the t-. nty-f-isrh.t- c.ir-oiii . Vfn .If ct;tted and . .in plajed h i ii-m l ijr a-id'd a frf .r..tion i-i !nh?, . a r-. ' "( nf skill.
REMOVE ANOTHER ! GARY OFFICIAL j Prar.k Huniner. wfl'.i known Gary I man an.1 politician has lost j'a Jb as J sty Inspector nf Treijhts and me as- I ures. Without making any forma', j rh&rfiss, members of the horj of! 'eith asked for his resignation the j first of thft montfc J
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TWO FINED $11.00 ON 'DRUNK CHARGE In police court yesferdav morning, j Mowsrd SmJth and John Barret wer . fn-d 111. CO each. The rr.en were ar-j rei-ted at ?tn and Broadway tin. n i r h t j hffor and w?r booked on charges of , drunkenness. I
Charlrs W. Tua:ley. Charles W. Pulley of Nebraska ha. hrpp selected by Provident ilar.iipy to b asiistant secretary if agriruf.irf? to suecfed Dr. Elmet D. Haii. whose resiicnaticn to take efFi'ft Oc tohr 1 has been accepted Mr. r uley is well known in acricuk'jrnl circles, having teen ert'tor of the Nehroska Farmer for severs! years. In 1913 he was delegate from the United States to the International Intitut of Agriculture held m Rome.
WAS LEETLE DRUNK SAID GARY MAN "I'll p'-ad not yui'ty f.-r niv cl.ent," sail a well known Gary attorney this morning when th -Jef-tida:!'. was arra'ftnrj on a chsrpe of intoxication, in the r'.ty eo-j't. 0riCf.r who mvle th arrest teati-
Oary may boast of another law firm j av3 tha. thy had to draa- the d-f-nrl-
GARY HAS I ANOTHER LAV FIRMi
firm ?n thi pnrtnerhip
Jacob 2a''k'md and H rhert Ri.n- i Moom who hfi e optne-i offlves i:i the' People's -j! i .1 :r. p. ' Both rr.tmhfrs of the new firm were admitted to the bar after eximina-
ttona held Tuea3ay
JUDGE DUNN
ISSUES EDICT
Attorneys, r south tide o't drink par-
'. r, where he hs.1 fallen as'p. and j
c.ji;i Vi-n into patrol warfon. he was so hlp!e 'roiii drink. '"So yovi wfM not drunk." que-tlnn-rd I'rosecut.r.s; Attorney thi'liit M.
the witness. "Oh. I was n
dr-.ink and I fall ?.ep. t tir-
e1," . m f mscJ the witnfS':J remark. II and costi m'intin- to !1, svirl th- J iRe.
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I. DAUGHTER OF !
CRAVENS' DIES! Tuesday mcrnircr the 15 month oM
TT.e cii-'tcm o" pt-rvlr? iv;'. tti r '"ut the i:fiin: c; th cou.-t
the tiew rv-KPjt and ccilct insuod iv. City Jvsige. l'nrn d'jrir th- niTn.nir:
'Mslon today when following an as- ; baby of Mr.' and Mrs. Noah '.'raren eaitVt and battery cas- his ir- w- i Cii.d , ;,, home f her parent a. 39IS I ra'.;d becu. of th- statute violation, j jra,.ac:-..ir.rtt street. The baby'
'I w.ir.t it -tnders: -. r. .-. . . n,!,,t. w,. jUn Al'ce -aven. future all war", art is i d 'n t '.: i s coir'- trimf,ra; .ervices wr held a' the rr.tist. bfir li.v signature "r that of ; residence nt two o'clock todav and inanv ene stf.ir.ar as sj- c.ii j.i ifir- in : t'ri-.rnt followed in Oak Hill oeme-
mjr absnic" Hi t hen rnr.oo :t ;;.un thot thie v. as compul.'ory as d'; mat: do 3 by the tfatut.
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BROKE UP
MANY GARY DRUNKS Irunks and vl-ii.itr.ri of h. .-Mate '..aw ran a ri'ck a-.d r.cck ri--e for .r - h--:i-'rs of t'-e larf! t nt-r.i " '" h r d-irlr.g t':," p.it to until, '.- v a t i i, r-etn-j hookeU at the Gary police station to? both of each o:Tens. Tr se :5,lri' ir a :i. n ' i r c luiue. oims ecor d v. ith liiirty-twn, th-- i-'i-.-tn-.i tin hc-a? of ni fr-tvo il.irm .Miiri.t retted 32 pros t)tu'-s and t wont y-ilvo wr taken for aa.-a'ilt and ha't.-rv. It oth-r si-c-rds it was a fighting ition h sn l the : ec-rr was brok-n fe-r the nu;n ber f. f nji-jlt cues. Three huttrlred and tw.- art.- wt-r-tniit during the nent'n showinsr the resell c-f fb.c p-.'uee activity "n crivu-. .! of this t -tai there wero 3s different, rrirr.r-s and n-.ttonalities a --e.ted end today paid flnea amounting to St l'!h (! th r ?r f hire were 2J male aii l ST fn:a'.eis. Two hundred and niri.--ti(n, rvei-e ".-'i.tc :"(! it3 were colr-.d A r c r r-1 of 03 'i ir.e.v.s wjrr- served nn i r.irty five '.-rlr? tilt en cire r-f. .'i S'tnH.'. r. iv ;-( oc nsid' ;.-:t th- :-1'e-tiefs ir. ,'i'v. Th- ;-itr-il wa-oj, made a t-mi of run? and o vr,i, t!.45 na.s.
HOUSEKEEPING
"Tt'f. h.id to l.r--ak tin hoos- ke'-p'rijr 1 r.-ause of niy wife's ?t-in'jfh iiV'... i r.'o w.di.-mo did h.r any Ro-.l for ;i:r,ip than a U-w Vjovirs. An r. v.rdt to; Onl-.h-sh a "ri'r-l praise;! Mayr'tt '.- j d-rfi:'. lleni. ' s -. highly my wife j tried it e.ie! she has enjoyed t'- b'.otj .f health F.iiv -c rnkiriir I' is a I
hartnl p. preparation that re- j the catarrhal n-.KU.i (r-m the j
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ml ailaya th-. inf.ani- !
tmt.e-n whi.'r. caus-s pfacticai'.y at! j ."'ir.aeh. liver snl intestinal aimcnt. ! in.lud'.rc- nr-nendlcitl. One. dose will I convince or money refunded. Sum- ' r. Vhirmacy atid dru6sts evt.-ry-i -. Ii r . - X ii .
THIS WILL
HAMMOND WOMEN
READS RICT ACT TO MOVIE OWNERS Tom Mi;:-v. business a (rent for thetr!oal wn;-kr in Chicago and district s'n !'ii death of 'Af -o" right, j-i .1 i n b: in his o-.t'y Packard limousine, prr'.d "ho s'.eej o;ty a "hUsii n'l." '
, d-i- to retained wast.? iratte.r. This
r -i.-on? thii fiton-.ach for me.ntha caus-j I in f!s ,. the atomacli and s-.ar stor-i- j ,-n h. Th- oi l. pi.iniiti a.-cuniula-j i iion shMild i-: eienrfl ot; with r 'mpi-i 'I'K-kth " rr. o-irk. ciyeerine, etc . :-!' i mixed in AlW-l-ka. Actln on DTh j upper a.- 'i !oi,-r h-iioet, Adlcr-1-ka r ; j rr.o'.-e:: nv" r yoo oe---r th-'ifcrhr i-ai
ir. you.- o.-;.(e-a l-.X l-i.i-.x l l.r aas cn the tfim-;i xr.A chrr.h- -on-j
-ttpfttior. . Gaaros srinnnt appentlItls . S-inmo;! r'oai mey. Hohnan near State ?t Paid n Ind'ar.a TTirbor and Kast 1'hloage, jv Centrai Iii-itr .-.tore. Adv .
".ffit y-fi-r-iiy and e-oril i r1.- to r-po-rs r"R,I -;--.e r.,-,t a- r- ,-:r.e of the theatre c wi s of th- c'ty. An eff ,r v.as mr.-.'o by a number of the Gcry mivi-- t li-i t owners fo re-d-iep the tscni of the picta,-" ma- no operators bt;t Mal!-y ma da them see d: ferant threatened to pa: a tlx levy o:i eaeh seat. -'c , .f they did r.,-t b ood. "Toj e. I havo to be Rood to my hoys," ho was heard to ramsrk. "They pay rr.e I150 a week to ride ar-.tin 1 In this boat of mine an 1 tb.it yoa
Kf.iii- :s not to h r---fi:! at thse
days. s- I have, to .tee t.hnt ti protected."
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Exhausted NeiTe Farce
-csr o-.-erwtrfc. crrr. late h-:r. e?rtnt in,:i r.i;-a. cr e.-.--:.-ei o' any b'jiv! yi.r -o forve beH.- l.iUsl and jou k;4,-s f"-i tiv a-.vfd i r'.uvrt aa:l ire-rro-' e -.:-,-- '-..u C-:; b l!i:S'!t:i-l ef ait?-;'U'ii-i. i--a -t! Cr..t t'.w.t Nut,itJ i .:!: e;ejan rr. .-.i rnrT-rie,. ;y irvtrtm'! 7rcr e-' s-ei iiiiin.JWC 'a two arev't's :. '; cri. I h- W'l - that it : rrn. ' :r". ' - --,' i - .l.o:. io liie - - ! .'. ..t !. - i i 1-3H CI. t-lill".! 'h- . -- 1 -,.;i -.--i ,. ; - (-f r . tivo livii .-. f . -e.- .-syrt --, .l-j-Kr..j a tru r-rws ir fic-J. S-!t:-j- y !.Tiit j0.raet -! to "i r-v oi- ti e r.-.e.. ...-' - :-e- .',:! rv
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"J am 77 y.-?r of a and I hcvn been takin your famcus Norr-Worth tor aor.ie tim and I ilnd that aft-r takinr It I 'eel o mn-h better." fa,i-i
John Maynard. C-?ittr Street. CatW-t- i us-r ar.d leaves not a Irate of harm
feurff, Ky. "I can cat and sloep with- ; b: hind. It ir triiy a family tonic, out any trouble. TIiv b-en taking! bl- a!nir ei-juallv the, nervoi:?. Irr.tahio medicine from doctory for a Ur chlhl. the v- in-cut vMoran and i-.m time, but without results. My wife is and women of all icfs. It has a piraataking the ton!.- eama my.'flf an i ant tnatv etil a brarlnrr effit . the certainly derived a great daal of j Sold und K-i.iranto'd by Suir.m'.rs tMitflt from the use of Xen -Worth, j Pharmacy aort' nil 'ii' l.i!n Irua"We b"th think we ceuM r.ot bo wit!- ' ci: vev ter e - - A 'It
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