Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 47, Hammond, Lake County, 9 December 1922 — Page 5

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AFFAIRS AT The County Capital

"Wm. yefll -who lut -week aubsilttl to a. Elinor opratiin la vry to t-aJto up his duties la a very tew Jay. Edward Dotmaha who Ls taking a 'ourw at tha Workim Undar taking school In Chicago, was oblldgod t com home oa Thursday on account of a severe ck spell, havlag a fever of 104. The school which he attends has ainoe that time been closed on account of a dlpthorla epidemic The members of St. Mary's church observed the first of the Immaculate conception on Friday. Services were held at 8:00 a. in., 10:00 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Tha schools were oiosed In observance of the day. Mrs. Vincent Yonkey -who entered "Wesley hospital on Thursday for an operation for g-oltre, will submit to the operation on Monday morning. lr. Knarel will perform It. The

many -friends of the Yonttvs la this city ara anxiously awaiting: wiTd from the hospital as to her condition. Mr. and Mrs. ITalto-n Brown and Mra Ruth Wheeler were in Chicago on business on Friday. Mlsaea liina Soemi and Mary Lorriar are in attendance at the farewell dinner being- givin by the MerrlllvUle women complliaentory to Alex Boyd the retiring trustee of Kan township. The dinner was serve.! in the Mrrillvllle school houwe and was a very enjoyable affair. JEW MARRIAGE LICENSES Morvin C. Whltingr. East Chicago. Edtth A. Watts. East Chicago; Eenj. F. Hayes , Crown Point, Nettle L. IIay?s, Crown Point; George Gavrllovlrh, Hammond. Mable Lester, Hammond; Willie Jonkins, Gary, Lucy Abrams, Gary; Jacksun Brock. Garv, Verna B. Henderson, Gary.

aiD.i - V.- u In ijo iuaun iulO iuu n.o uulcL iti-oj vi road in ma couu. ity ucoioiug lo state hig'iiway oiaciaid. - it id to ie niutiud lo a width of l'ju leot and tiui.t uf solid conomw. ii.-t legiuii iiieniutsra wui iiu lueu' part ui ucautioins the eueicli uy frUstiiliu titrta much at lua bunii .mi wui tK.-1-ive aa laeiuoiiala to tuts . ttei ana .

GARY NEWS

THREE LINEMEN RE- ... COVERING NICELY The three Pouth Shore electric linemen vho had a wlraculuus escape from lieins electrocuted day before yesterday were all reported rt-coverinp nicely today and will re-cover. O'nrien SkyU-s and Ross Kjrley the most severely burned of !! f trla ar- stKl confined at the

Mercy hospital where the third victim J. W. nwln.gr, 425 Madison St., wm a.Me to gro to his home.

TO PLANT TREES ON SOUTH BROADWAY

Starting- at 45th avenue and continuing sout'.i to Lincoln Ilisrhway, trees are to he planted' -by the Gary Post of the American Leg-Inn as monument to the sliders of Gary v. served the United States lurln.tr th World War according to jiJans C'iri;j.!et . at the regular IesrU'-n meeting- thi.s week. T-hls part of South Irroadway that has lien closed to traffic the greater -art of the year and ii t'.ie connect.

&INSTREL A

ElG SUCCESS

With the final and second .perform ance of til. Gary Y. W. C. A., iulu-i-trel at the Gary theatre last nlfht 14.1 eeted by another packed house and the show who a aocesa in every detail. A vote of thanks la extended to every individual who assisted.

ORDERED CLOSED SOFT DRINK PARLORS OPERATE

RED CROSS TAG DAY IN GARY luaay Is tag day for the annual Red -Ci o Ko!l Call drive in Gary. Aiihout'h tne btel city awoke to I'atw Its hi st rt-ai wintry 'blast of tne year. Ked Cross workers were on

! lho streets bright and early and i didn't Bfceiii to mind tiie cold one

bit. Not oniy that but they pronvlie to stay on tiie Job all day and do not Intend to ro home until ee:y last penny is contributed. As a new Innovation to its day

t'rive.s the Red Cross workers l'ave j placed a cash register on e-ery cot- i nor in the down town business dU-

trict. The workers first capture the -victim," they pin a fcottora on your coat and the girl at tha caah resist r, then takes your donation ana the amcunt tabulated on the cash register. But Its a pleasure to give to the Red Cross, we all know that our pennies go to a rniility good caufe.

Disobeying police orders to keep their places closed three soft drink parlor operators who have been arrested and convicted of liquor law violations still keep their places open according to a report submitted by Captain Linn of the Gary police department to Chief Forbls this morning. Several months ag-o Mayor Johnson took drastic steps to stop the pale of moonshine when he Issued orders to Chief Forbls that in the case of convictions in liquor violations to close the place of business where moonshine was beln.tr told and providing the owner? refused, abatement proceedings would bo instituted to keep the places closed for a year. According: to the report of Captain Linn three places at 1533 Massachusetts street, Georgia street and 1600 Virginia street which were ordered closed are still ripen.

The United States Government IS PAYING OFF ' Victory Liberty Loan Bonds beiiing the serial letters A, B, C, D. E and F. on December 1 5th. On January 1st. it wiH redeem War Saving Stamp and Certificates This back will gladly assist you in obtaining ycur money for those securities, giving you IMMEDIATE CREDIT, and if you desire, oar Officers will be pkasd to cEscu with you the best way in which these funds may be employed.

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The Stock Show in Chicago has hal agood attendance from Lowell this week. Lewis Purchase, who has been In very poor health for several months died at his home here Thursday evening. He was about 75 years of agre. He was a soldier In the Civil War. He leaves his wife and ono son, Thomas. FMneral services will ,le held at the home tomorrow at 1 :no p.m. The ladles of the Methodist church held their annual 'bazaar In the K. of P. Ihuiidlngr Wednesday evening; and it was a huge success In every way. The ladies cleared over $500 on their supper and sales In the Tarlous booths. Members of Royal Cedar Camp of Royal Neighbors went to HessvIUe Thursday even In sr to asslit In, organizinga camp In that place. W. g. Xlchols was In Hammond on business yesterday.

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Mrs. Prank Ilermaa, (Mrs. Tom Ncisfs, Mru. Kd. Sciunal and Margaret Kellman were Chlcg-o visiters on Wednejday artd Thursday. 3Ir.. Mayer ft Cook, called on friends and r&Jativcs here oa Thursday . Jos. G. Sdnrtal Is vlsltinr 'with his daaphters at Kentland, Ind., for

several days. Frank Ftark Is III at his home fn Gary. He has bern drivfn?' the

F'-L'tter Kr'ist Bread trnk for the j

Too Lats To Classify FOR RJSXT Modern seven room house on Erie ttret. Call 1234-1'. 447 Becker street. Ham. 12:9:rt

Card of Thanks

We wish to thank an our friendi and neighbors for their kindness

and sympathy shown us In our sad j and sudden bereavement in the loss

of our beloved son and brother, H.

Wolff. Also Rev. Brunn for his

consollngr words; also Teacher Abra

ham, the school children and for the

floraj offerings and car donations.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wolff and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Uago, Sr. T2-"

Our banks are equipped with modern and adequate facilities our officers are men of experience and Broad Vision in Modern Banking Methods. We offer our services to the Public whether our customers or not and will be glad to serve you in any of our departments.

Consult Us Regarding your Financial Problems

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TRUST & SAVINGS

BANK

Corner Sibley and Hohraan Streets Hammond. Indiana

Corner State and Hohman Streets Hammond. Indiana

A M. TURNER President J. LFTOGERALD Vice-President

W. C BELMAN VIce-FVesident mi H. RJPPE Cashier

PpERW.MEYN President DAVID T. EMERY Secretary-Treasurer

JOS. W. WEIS Vice-President (HAS. YL W0LTERS Asst. Secretary-Treasurer

For tie comreaience of the Prrbfic the Trust Company- is open Tuesday and Friday Evenings until 8:00 P. M.

LAKE COUNTY T

MEASURER'S

TAX NOTICE

Levy for 1922 Taxes payable in 1923 Notice is hereby given to the taxpayers of Lake County, Indiana, that I have received the Tax Duplicate of said County for the year 1022, and that I will be at the Comity Treasurer's Offlcd In Crown Point, for the purpose of receiving the taxes now due upon said duplicate. The following table exhibits the rate of taxation in the several Townships and Corporations in the County cn each

100.00 worth of property, also on each Foil.

t Townships Towns ' and Cities.

iNcrth Twp. jCalumet Twp. !Sos3 Twp. St. John Twp. Center Twp. Crown Point City West Creek Twp. !Cedar Creek Twp. Lowell Town lEagle Creek Twp. Winfield Twp. Hobart Twp. Hcbart Town Hanover Twp. Hammond City 'East Chicago City Whiting City Griffith Town Gary City (Gary-Miller City fDycr Town Munster Town lAetna Town 'East Gary Town New Chicago Town Highland Town St. John Town SchererviUe Town Schneider Town Eessvffle-HamnioTid

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STATS LEVIES

COUNTY LEVIES

TOWNSHIP, TOWN" AND CITY LEVIES

TOTAL

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3 ? I 3 ? n c co 2 ) 8 7 50 2 ) 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 50 5; 50 8 7 50 2 50 8 7 rn

o a 8 0 w 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5

?! a 71 a o - 8 o .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 ,5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .5 .o .5 .5

i M I Is - n C P- E-i g w b r- ? ' g .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 .5 .6 3 .5 .4 13 5 5 .2 30 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 2 18 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 2 10 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 2 20 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5- 5 2 34 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 3.5 22.5 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 5 15 .6 3 .5 .4 IS 5 5 5 62 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 4 25 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 4 22 .6 3 .5 .4 IS 5 5 22 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 53 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 1 17 .6 3 .5 .4 13 5 5 .5 44.5 .6 3 .5 .4 13 5 5 .5 42 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 .5 26 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 .2 24 .6 3 .5 .4 13 5 5 .2 42 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 .2 42 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 2 10 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 .5 21 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 22 .6 3 .5 .4 13 5 5 51 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 44 .6 3 ' .5 .4 18 5 5 .5 26 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 2 10 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 2 3 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 3.5 22.5 .6 3 .5 .4 18 5 5 .5 44.5

1.00 1.00

.25

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30 27 15 34 50 23 23 28 44 4.0 55 14 49 30 20 24 31 31

0 17 15 9 23 49

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1.00

1.00 1.50 1.00 1.00

1.00

.75

M cJ "S o P4 2 14 14 11 10 10.5 12 8 8 20 9 3

1.50

22 12 6 13 25 19 20 14 45

4 Pi a. o 1.5 6.8 1 1.5 1 1 2 2 2 1 1 3 3 1 1.5 1.5 1.5 G.8 6.3 6.8 1.5 1.5 3 3 3 1.5 1.5 1.5 2 1.5

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INFORMATION TO TAXPAYERS;

. The taxes for the year 1J22 ar u January 1st. 1823. anI may be raid without penalty arsy time bet-ween - JAXTJARY lt and MAY 7th, 192S, . tclusiv. Tha county encourages payments in full, but. if th taxpayer prefers, h! may ray one-half of jthe taxes on or bpfore May fth, 1923, and tha remainder on or before November 6th, 1923: If the Jfirst Installment or half ls not paid as above provided, then the tax for the full year becomes delinquent and 10 per cent penalty is added to all. If not then paid In full by November Bth, 192 3, 6 per cent additional penalty is added. When the first Installment is paid and the second becomes delinquent. 10

per cent penalty la added. The tat ls Interested la ths pena.lt: ex. and re

quires a etrlct observance of them. Taxpayers will

therefore take notice that the books will be closed j and the penalty added promptly on the evening' of! May 7th and November Bth. respectively. Don't a3k ; the treasurer to hold receipts for you till a later date, j

your property is. and whether or not you are a resident of the county and have personal taxes. The treasurer will therefore not be responsible for the penalty or. any property either real or personal that Is not

15 16 3 43 20 2.5 42 3 42 6 72 1.00 64 2 63 2.5 63 8 43 2.00 44 1 37 1 52 6 52 6 67 1.00 32 15 15 15

16 1G 16 20 15

52 6 100 .50

52 6 28 1.C0

52 15 20 20 64

15 25 per cent the second year, if unredeemed, a tax deed

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14 2 2 2 8

16.5 8 20

3 62 2.5 32 28 6 100 6 28 6 55 20 2.5 90 2.5 33 2 55

i 5 IH rt M 1 i 1 xfi H .S6 .36 .72 .74 .74 1.48 .80 .80 1.60 .60 .60 1.20 .84 .84 1.6S 1.38 l.Sff 2.78 .92 .92 1.84 .89 .89 1.78 1.40 1.40 2.80 .95 .95 1.90 .84 .84 1.63 .90 .90 1.80 1.50 1.50 3.00 .64 .64 1.23 .91 .91 1.82 .76 .76 1.52 .69 .69 1.33 1.00 1.00 2.00 .77 .77 1.54 .77 .77 1.54 .80 .83 1.60 .75 .75 1.50 1.33 1.33 2.66 1.34 1.34 2.63 1.40 i:40 2.S0 .78 .78 1.56 1.08 1.03 116 .70 .70 .1.40 1.37 1.37 2.74 .91 .91 1.S2

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At the end of two years,! Issues, and redemption I

NAMES Townships Towns 3 . and 3 Cities. ' 1.00 North Twp. 1.00 Calumet Twp. 2.00 Pwoss Twp. 1.00 St John Twp. 1.00 Center Twp. 3.C0 Crown Point Cit 3.50 West Creek Twp. 3.00 Cedar Creek Twp, 4.00 Lowell Town -1.00 Eagle Creek Twp, 1.00 Winfield Twp. 1.00 Hobart Twp. 2.00 Hobart Town 2.00 Hanover Twp. 1.00 Hammond City x 2.00 .East Chicago City 1.00 Whiting City

Griffith Town Gary City Gary-Miller City Dyer Town Munster Town Aetna Town East Gary Town New Chicago Town Highland Town. St. John Town : Schererville Town Schneider Town Hessville-Hammond

1.00 1.00 1.C0 1.C0 1.00 1.50 2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 3.50 1.00

Brlner your last receipt when you :ome to ray taxes, it eaves time.

through the treasurer is impossible. It la then neces-i PAY EARLY nnd avoid the rush.

;. to negotiate with the holder of the tax l"ed fr ;

He is not permitted to do so. i specifically called for, and thus goes delinquent. Read a quit claim acea, ana sucn purchaser is entiuea to; In Indiana ta-res become a lien on March 1st ofi.vur tax receipts, and be sure nil yonr property tsj20 per cent per annum on all sums paid by him. j each year, and the perron owning, purchasing or ac- i listed. The law puts that duty on YOU. NOT on the! GARY, INCLUDING JfTLLER. HAMMOND. HAST; quirlns property, whether real or personal, on or be-I'trcaFnrer. j CHICAGO AND WHITING taxpayers must pay State. ) fore the first day of March, Khali be considered the; Statements will be mailed before May 1st only on County. Township and School Taxes to the County) owner on that dav. and liable for the taxes of that i request of the taxpayer, who should enclose a stamped i Treasurer and City Taxes and Special Assessment!" to i

i year. Iho taxes of 1922 therefore became a lien on

Copif? o! this levy sheet may b had irse of charge. RALPH E RADFORD, Treasurer Lake County, Crown Point, Ind.

March 1st, 1922, and either real or persona!, are a perpetual lien until paid. If you purchase property, therefore, after March 1st, 1322, eeo that the taxes on the property, AND ALSO THE PERSONAL TAXES OF THE GRANTOR ARE PAID, otherwise the property will be sold for such taxes. f Every male resident between the a;e of 21 and 60 must pay poll tax. No one is exempt. TITK TRUASlTtjCR cannot poslbly ltnow where all

(envelope for reply. Such requests must contain de-1 the City Treasurer. Ai l.N luih nvthh JA'.M j

scription of property and correct ownership to receive ' YEAR OR lOUK t'jiuir.ix viLb i.r. wli.i. i:e? CTY

attention. No statements will be issued to anyone during the settlement period in May and June. Tax sale occurs on the second Monday of February,

the 12th, 1323. and the taxes for both 1921 and 1922 fore any

are Included In the sale. Cost of advertising and certificate amount to $1.10 on each item. The purchaser ls entitled to 10 per cent the first six months after the sale. 15 per cent the second eix months, and

vtlle taxpayers must now pay city taxes to the City Treasurer of Hammond, and County taxes as before. Mortcaee deduction affidavits may be sworn to bo-

person

TAX LEVIES PAYABLE TO CITY TREASURER

who is authorized to administer

oaths and must be filed with the County Auditor dur- j ins; March and April of EACH YEAR. Said affidavits! must be sworn to by the person securing the deduction personally.

Cities Tax Levy Poll Hammond $1.00 J1.00 East Chicago .TS 1.00 Vfhitirg 94 Gary S3