Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 232, Hammond, Lake County, 16 June 1922 — Page 7

Fridar, June" 16. 1922.

THE TIMES PAGE SEVENS

Did You Hear That

East Chicago THE law 1rj.i rf Hersfccolts and Harvey has moved to new quarters tit IC?0 C'cJar street.

The fir teem will play the K'.ley Bank uino at the General Amorionn I'ank Car company diamoaL

roi-ICE officer Herman Kerr and family left today for Council Bluffs, la., to e iway for two weeks.

TOMORROW a now fruit store'

will be opened up in the oil Nassau and Thompson .ooaticn on Chicago avenue.

DAYLIGHT savers might fool themselves Into a happier state of mind by starting an Imaginary bank.

THE Twin City Realty Boar3 wlil hfild thoir erni-monthly meeun at tho People's State Bank nest -day evening at 7:30 o'clock.

THE loa'-J of directors of the Chamber of Commerce have changed thr regular monthly meo:'.Tg from the frst to the second Wednesday of oach n-onth.

"3IO BILL" Schulte. one of the high prophets of ihe dlamoni say that unless the fire department hall

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team shows more speed next Saturday they are due for a trm ming.

PRELIMINARY to entering a sum mer training camp in July, commissioned officers of the Indiana Harbcr battalion of the 113th Enginorr Regiment, are receiving Instructions at Gary this week.

WITH, only Vj more prec'net to count, the board on the recount of the treasurer talifts expects to he completed by Vo"3tiesday of next week. No ma'enai changs has been found to date.

REALTOR D. W. Dupes and family in company with Evan 10 Anderson, history teacher in th Etut Chicago High School, left this morning to motor to the latter s home at Marinette, Wisconsin.

THE businsns mer. of So'ith Olcott aivenue j-.nd Kxehangft avenue, have negotiations under way to affiliate, it was rep lel yesterday following a hearlug before the "Big Four." namely. Jihn Hartley. J.iy

O'Couneii, LeonarJ Smith and White.

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WM. MEADE, member of the East Chicago Boy Scouts, left to lay for Lansing,, Mich., where he has gone to assist Scout Executive A. H. Watts, of the Lansing couocl in the summer camp work. Mr.- Watts will be remembered as East'; Chicago's scout executive. . ''

CITT ENGINEER Chapman if preparing plans and specifications for the construction of a sidewa'.k along Forsyth avenue from 14i-Jt st. to the bridge. The numVr of accidents to pedestrians walking in 'his road haa caas-1 the board of public works . take action..

IF officer Hathaway finds out who the persons wera that playe 1 tne April-June Fool Job on him, by stealing the wheels off of his baby bugfly while it was parked along the street the other evening, there Is bound to be some trouble. It is the fjiure' family that Hathaway is ' worried about. '

J. J. DREESE.V, East Chicago freight agent of . the Pennsylvania company attended the. first annual banquet of the Veterans' Association of- the Cnleap-o Terminal IMvIslo'i held Wednesday night In Chicago, where more than 250 employes had gathered. To be eliglblo for. mom- . bership in th- Veterans Association ernployes ii-ust have ben on the pay roll of the company for tcnty-fii-years cr more. Mr. Dreesen has been In Lhe service for IS year

IT is estimated that close-to three thousand people witnessed the Gary Eiks Impressive Flag Day exercises at the East Side Park.

t THE Emereon high s-chool annual, known as "E" and published at the Close of school annually has made Us appearance and Is the bestedition, eVer published by the school.

Gary ONE more week of school for the Gary school children and then that lon,g looked for summer -vacation.

. PAUL WILSON, husband of Diana of the Dunes now 'tells us that there are some moonshiners In the sand dunes. "

JUDGE E. H. Gary, while visiting Gary yesterday predicted that Gary is going to be the largest city In the state of Indiana.

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BILL TATE,.colored sparring part ner of Jack Dempsey and Boston Bearcat willifurnish the preliminaries of acard to be staged at the Porter Speedway, Saturday afternoon.

YESTERDAY was the last day for paying the second Installment on income tax returns and those failing to do so, will be compelled to pa; an additional five per cent, penalty.

. CONSTRUCTION of sewer No. 103 to be built in alley 1 east between 18th avenue and .the Michigan Central tracks was' 'started yesterday. McVey and Barret are the contract-

DIANA of the Dunes now confined at the Mercy hospital suffering a fractured skull, is Improving daily and will recover. Physicians state that she had a wonderfnl constitution.

PARK superintendent Eddie Kirsch is busy superintending the work of placing hundreds of carloads of black dirt on top of the sand at the new city park. Seventyseven loads a day are being hauled to the park every day. GARY is going to have a new milk ordinance. According to Dr. White of the city health department who has assisted in drawing it up. the new ordinance has. teeth in it. All milk sold will have to be prop, erly pasteurized and clarified. CITY engineers and Gary officials are estimating the cost and obtaining other data," relative to the, construction of a dam on Deep River near Liverpool which will raise the water twelve inches and retain It at that level when, the Burns ditch Is constructed.

HARRY DAUGHERTY city photographer and Desk Sargeant of the Gary police department, left last night for Koontz Lake near Walkerton. Ind., where they' will angle for bass for three days. If there are any fish there 'Harry and "Cap" will get them.

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WORK was started yesterday on the construction of a twelve track reinforced concrete bridge across the Grand Calumet River at Tyler st., to replace the three wooden structure used "by three railroads, the New York Central. Indiana Hafbor Belt and the C. & Q.

TIMES reporters investigating vice in Lake county are deulged with "tips," ; Most of them prove to be about as reliable as the source from which they spring.

BREAKING UP OF

COAL NEGOTIATION

Union Leaders Say That Formal Strike is Only Alternative;

now safeguarding the coal mines

against flooding, accumulation of gases, etc. In the great 1902 anthracite strike the calling out of the maintenance men brought on such great damage to the mines that some were totally useless and others were unable to resume work for many months. . The operators are already making plans to have the mines guarded by non-union labor from flooding and gas, according to advices from the coal regions.

"I can make no prediction as .,: whether our inability to reach-anjj-understanding means that a str:ky4 will result,'' said Phillip MurrpiylV, vice president of the United Mifffj; workers. Other district officials predict--1 a strike. " "" t A strike vote is now in progrfii' I am4ng the anthracite miners," j j turnable June 21, to empower -'tne-' s scale committee with the rlght: t" call a formal strike without further : -, can vassing of the miners. " .

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NEW YORK, June 16. The breaking off of negotiations after a warm four-tfiour session between the representatives .of the anthracite operators : and ;the "officials of the United Mine Workers, seems 'to leave no alternative to the union men 1ut to turn the present suspension of work into a formal strike, in th'e dpinion of 'tie union leaders. Though unable to reach grounds for a mutual understanding, the situation is not considered wholly hopeless because operators and miners are tactily agreed for further' conferences, should either side Intimate a willingness to concede points of dispute. The turning of "fhe present suspension of "work into a' formal strike would mean the calling out of the ' maintenance' men who" are

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