Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 313, Hammond, Lake County, 24 May 1922 — Page 2

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THE TIDIES Wednesday, May 24, 1922

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PREDICTS

VICTORY

Governor Recommends Establishment of Only Two State Funds

t'NTERNATIONAl. NEWS SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS, Slay 24. Establishment of only two state funds instead of the numerous funds now In vogue in order to enable the i State to "cirrr An lf kn alnaDO n

business-like m angrier and save the

taxpayers rrom paying interest i which is unwarranted and unnec

essary" was urged by Governor

Warren T. McCray in his address before the Republican state conventlon here this afternoon.

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Governor McCray forecast a 'glorious Republican victory in November," and besides the two-fund plank urged: 1 Limitation of the issuance of non-taxable securities. 2 Enactment of a constitutional amendment yf-ovldlng that the legislature shall meet at the beginning of the second and fourth years of the gubernatorial term of office Instead of at the beginning of the flrst and third years as is now the custom. 3 Construction of gravel road on the state system where traffic is not heavy. Discussing state funds, the governor reviewed the state's finances showing that the state under existing law cannot take money from other funds to replenish the muchused general fund, but must borrow money to replenish the general fund even though there Is still ample finance in other funds. "It will be recommended to the next legislature that the state's revenues be divided Into two funds only, one as provided for by the constitution for the state common school revenue and the other a general fund from which disbursements will be made for all other purposes as provided by the recommendations

through the budget system," no said. The governor lauled the legislature's action in making additional appropriations for educational work and praised the economy of the highway commission. He paid high tribute to President Harding and the achievements of the administration and praised Albert J. Bev-erldge.

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George Crlyenica Teacher of VIOLIN and MANDOLIN 4136 Todd Avenue East Chicago, Ind.

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Jilted at the altar last January because his betrothed said he "drank too much," Alex Kozak, 12S9 Roberts

avenue, was arrested last night at the corner of Indianapolis boulevard and Myrtle avenue, where he is alleged by the police to have been waiting in ambush to slay the girl who turned him down and her recently wedded husband, Alex Men, who were forced to pass the spot where Kozak lay concealed. Officer "Skinno" Sommtra, two blocks away from the scene of the affair, sighted a man fleeing down a side street. The policeman gave chase. He caught the fugatlve. "Where're you going?" Somaers demanded. "I don't want to get ,shot. There is a guy -waiting up there on the corner. He has a gun. He's going to kill a man and a woman when they pass him." Sommers continued questioning the man. Appraised of the situation the policeman released bis prisoner and hurried to the scene. He found Kozak leaning against a telephone pole. In the pocket of the man's coat. Sommers found a. loaded revolver. He summoned the police patroL Coincidental with its arrival the couple who are said to have been marked for death by Kozak appeared. They were taken to the police station too. Kozak was booked on a charge of carrying concealed weapons and for being intoxicated. His trial was continued to Thursday.

CITY DOCKET IS

PACKED WITH DRUNKS

Ten Face Judge Cleveland and Leads ot Query Whence Plows Hooch River. "Appalling!That expression rushed from the Hips of the city Judge this morning as he surveyed the prisoners' doc-

j ket crowded with drunks. It was but a replica of court scenes' of pre-

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leding days. Ten men in the various stages of alcoholic dissolution were picked up by Hammond police last night. None could renumber where he got it. All efforts of police and court authorities to learn the source of the fountains of hooch that spout nightly and leave in their wake quivering, nerveless hulks, have proved unavailing. The call for the patrol wagon to pick up the victims comes from all parts of the city. The situation Is not local. It Is not concentrated. The course of Hooch River has all the ramifications of the city streets. The rapidly increasing number of alcohol poisoning cases may lead to a consultation of city authorities to learn how best to combat what police are frank to admit is an ominous menace.

THE DAY DOLLAR SALE

OPENING

The daily arrival of Summer merchandise has necessitated the rapid removal of the present stock and according to the "announcement of Joe Cohn, member of the East Chicago Bee Hive store, tomorrow morning will be the open of a Three-bay Poller Sale. There Is. to be no eliminations from the present stock. If anything it will be strengthened by new merchandise. The same desirable qualities and rich material that are offered every day at this store are Included In this gigantic three-day sale. Elsewhere in this edition can be found a display advertisement of the Bee Hive's sale.

ROTARIANSTO. HEAR CIGRAND

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DR. B. J. CIGRAND The Rotary Club of Hammond i fortunate in having for its guest tomorrow night Dr. B. J. Cigrand, who will adress the members on the subject, "The Evolution and Meaning of the United States Flag." a most appropriate topic at any time and especially so af this season of Memorial Day. Dr. Cigrand is aa authority on many lines of historic interest; Is the author of all heraldic and symbolic matter In the new Encyclopedia Americana; is a member of the faculty of Illinois University and is former president of the Chicago Pub lie Library. Many of the patriotic features' in the rotogravure sections of the Sun

day newspapers are reproductions

taken from Dr. Cigrand's private library of books and pictures.

A real treat is In store for this

occasion.

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vTHTTIXG. IND.. May 24 Peter Slaxlch, of 63 New Tork avenue, and Mike Krlzik, who were arrested for violating the liquor law, were

I arraigned before Judge 3ulllvan In

the city courts on Monday and both found guilty and fined. Slazich was sentenced to thirty-five days in the penal farm and a fine of $130 and Kriilk was also fined $130. The case of Mat Slnnar, of 635, 120th st.. on same charge was continued to May 29th. Mike Zljlo of 441 Berry ave.. and Andrew Hribosky and Dewey Jones were arrested by Officers Hall and KllcuUen for being intoxicated and disorderly to the extent of breaking Pat O'Keefe's window. They were put under S0 bonds secured by John Kubaeky to appear , in court on Monday. May 29 th.

their return from the vuaker City

Monday night. C. L. Kirk, president of the Indi

anapolls company, won the golf cham

pionshlp from a field of forty or

more contenders. The tournament

was staged on the west course of the Marion Cricket Club at Philadelphia, which is said to be one of the finest in the United States. The trophy, a silver cup fifteen inches

high, came in Mr. Kirk's possession

for the second time, he having won it at the Waterworks Association

tournament in St. Louis four years a so. The trophy was presented to

the association by the manufactur ers' division of the association.

Frank E. Jordan, secretary of the local water company, was elected vice-president of the association, and Harry E. Jordan, chemist and superintendent of the Alteration plant, was named chairman of the

bacteriological division.

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INDIANAPOLIS, IND.. May 24 Three officials of the Indianapolis Water Company won individual honors at the annual convention of the American Waterworks Association at Philadelphia it was announced "on

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EAST CHICAGO

THE board of works will hold a

special meeting Saturday morning,

May J7.

COL. WALTER J. RILET is among those, from East Chicago attending the state convention.

THE Twin City Realty Board meeting to have been held Tuesday, has been postponed until June sixth.

CITY ATTT.. James W. Brlasey.

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"JerTy" with radio receiving apparatus listening to his master's voiea. "Jerry" is the pet Airedale of Dean F. Paul Anderson of the University of Pittsburg. "Jerry" misses his master when he's absent. So Dean Anderson has conceived the idea of comforting the dog when away by talking to him by means of radio. Jerry wears bis private receiving set for the occasion.

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MAJOR J.M.WALLACE of the 2nd Battalion of the 113th Engineer Regiment, is the late rank of the former commander of Company D.

JOHN HAMNIK. former member of Company L, has opened up a feed store i again at 150th and Forsyth

avenue. John says business is very

good.

ALL roads will lead to Indianapolis this weekend next. The G. O. P. state convention today and Thursday, then the auto races wil be the attraction Decoration Day.

E. L. STECK, cashier of the First Calumet Trust and Savings bank, has been ohosen as manager of the Riley Bank baseball team due to bis superior knowledge of the game.

SPEAKING of wrecking, Von Strohelm Is wrecking every . woman's heart in East Chicago. See him in action with "Foolish Wives" at the Hartley theatre tomorrow night.

PARTHENON LAST TIMES TODAY and TOMORROW Anita Stewart IN "THE WOMAN HE MARRIED" Also Charles .Chaplin IN "SHOULDER ARMS" "TO-NIGHT JAZZ NIGHT"

ORPHEUM TODAY ud TOMORROW The Milton Sinister Co. Presents Eddie Medley The Harold Lloyd of Musical Comedy

MONTE CARLO With a Beauty Chorus Also ANNETTE KELLERMAN

"WHAT WOMEN LOVE"

DE LUXE TODAY Gladys Walton IN "SECOND HAND ROSE" TOMORROW Big Double Feature "SECOND HAND ROSE" And Charles Ray IN

"R. S. V. P.

FRIDAY and SATURDAY CHARLES RAY in "R. S. V. P." Also "ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE"

ALBEiRT KASKE of 3805 Elm st. who fell from a ladder while painting the house of J. Loomis and broke his right arm and cut his face requiring seven stitches, Is convalescing at his home.

JUDGE A. P. TWYMAJf Is serving as one of the commissioners this week at Crown point in the recount of the republican primary ejection which is to determine who was legally nominated County Treasurer.

THE main Item on the program of the council when they go Into session Monday evening, June 6th,will be the electing of a new member on the East Chicago school board to succeed Wn. B. Van Horn.

COMPANIES D and E of the 118th Engineers were given their first true taste of hiking yesterday evening. The Battalion Is expected to appear in uniform on Decoration Day and march to the Hammond cemetery.

ATTT. C H. Reed, member of the law firm. Riley. Hembroflf, Dyer & Reed, left today on a five week western trip. Ry the northern route, Mr. Reed expects to strike British Columbia, returning home via San Francisco and Denver.

"HOW Tour Telephone Works," is the caption of a little booklet handed you when visiting the telephone offices this week. Take this

opportunity to pay your respects to the Hello girls and observe at the same time the service they are ren

dering.

Gary yBWS was received yesterday that Percy Akers. former electrician at the Gary Works is dead at

South Bend. He is well known

among the steel mill employes.

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Book. Lyrics and. Music by Chas. George

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TWO million R-usalan roubles are on deposit at the People' State Bank In Gary, but they have little fear of safe blowers according to officlala They are only worth 3.

THE Gary rail mill awUl attempt to avrage 13,000 tons of rails startIng this week. The tonMTe this week will dnereasa approximately 2,. 000 tons according to stel mill officials. GARY school kids will enjoy a four day holiday commencing Friday at the close of school. On account of Decoration Day coming on Tuesday the schools will close on Monday.

THB regular meeting of th Gary Plan Commission was held at the park board rooms In Jefferson park last night . Several important matters came up before the members of the commission.

Had to Give Up Work On Account of Stubborn Stomach Trouble, But Now Says He Doesn't Miss A Day Thanks to Tanlac. "I am sixty-six, but since taking

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OFFICIATES f Seattle, "Washington, who are making atour of some of the eastern cities, visited Gary Sunday and Monday and made an inspection of the city parks and the boulevard system.

THB council met dn a special session Monday night passing an ordinance through it's first and second reading authorising the lssue of 15.0, COO in municipal refunding bonds, to take u-p the issue of short time warants issued early this year and which mature June 15th.

THE Gary Land Co. was made the defendant In a $10,000 damage aru.it in the Gary Superior court. Parents of Max 5 kill roan, colored lad, who was drowned in a small pit in the Ninth Division and owned by the

zroTiCJS Owing to the unsanitary condition of the wster in the Park Lagoon as analyzed by the City Health

Department, swimming and bathing

Is prohibited until further notice. (Signed) BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS, OF EAST CHICAGO. 5:20:22:24

Gary Land Co.. aak the above amount.

THE Gary Harbor will open for the season next -week. According to Captain Robert Cross, bead of the local branch of the Lake Carriers' Association shipping at the Gary Harbor will start the first of the week when the first of the steel corporation boats will get In.

Now Is The Time To Get Rid Of That Cough Take Father John's Bleddlne

That cough that ha as hung on for weeks an dmontha can be-driven oft if you begin taking Father John's Medicine right now. The springtime is your chance to build tip new strength and Nature will help you to do it If you take a pure food tonic such as Father John's Medicine. Thl sold fashioned health builder does not depend on drugs for Its effect but on the nourishing flesh-building elements which It contains. It is rich In vltamlnes and, that - means it Is rich in fcealthgivinsr food. No drue-s. Adv.

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