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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
BANDITS RAID
EAST CHICAGO
SAVINGS BANK
Daring Robbery of Real Es-
tate Department Monday
Afternoon.

Bank robbers yesterday renewed cpe-
atoms in the Calumet district when thre.
armed men entered the Twin C:ty Sa.
lugs & Loan Bank at 1xsth 81. and Alen
ander ave. and made their getaway Wit.
about $1,000 IN cash and Liberty bonds
The robbery occurred shortly before ,
o'clock IN tho afternoon and although
rEe police have q good description az
tks three men 70 trace Of them has been
found.
The Twin City Loan & sovinss BanA
does not carry large amount Of cur
rency at any tino. the nature OF the
business being more OF a building and
loan association. although some banking
Is carried on. At the time Of the robbery
Miss Margaret Reppa was the only en-
ploye Of the bank in the building. al
though two woman customers were pres
ent- Two Of the men entered the build
mi and the third remained outside WITH.
the automobile. The three women we're
forcea 10 enter the vault at the point
Of revolvers and the robbers threatened
TO blow out their brains II they raasd
noise.
The cash drawer and vault were tnen
looted. yielding about 81 coo in cash and
Liberty bonds. The bandits overlookea
sL1o0 IN gold in their hurry 20 get awav.
The stock loan file was then taken in
spite OF urging en- tho part OF Miss
keppa that II wns worthless TO ther
The currency was insured so that the
bank will not lose on that. but the loss
Of the stock loan file will require much
time and work 10 replace the records
llhich & contained
Had the robbers held up the bank on
saturday afternoon they would have OBJ
tsined In tho neishborhood of $4,000,
which J. < Reppa deposited with tn.
East Chicago State Bank yesterday
morning. Until month ago Mr. Reppa
also held the Liberty bonds OF the banz
IN the bank which was robbed. but re-
Gently placed about $4,000 worth Of
Liberty bonds In the vault Of the East
Chicago State bank.
After tearing the telephone from sise
wau the robbers entered their car. drove
south to 15lst ST. and headed weet. The
police OF the neighboring cities were
notified but no trace has been found
The automobile carried an Illinois
license but the number was not noticed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
GARY WILL LIGHT
BIG TREE TONIGHT

The vicinity of Eighth Avenue and
Broadway viii be imhued with Christ
mas spirit this evening when Gary
monster municipal Christmas Tree
which vas being erected yesterday
VIII be Illuminated Tor the first time
Il viii continue . shine during the
holiday season and is 50 large that #
can be seen for several blocks.
Today street commissioner W G.
Phillips and his force were at work
putting on the finishing touches. The
center pole which : thirty feet high
has ben covered with small Christmas
trees and now bears the appearance Of
. large fr tree.
The branches viii be spray ed ~ the
mem oers OF the IRE department and
the electric wiring b. the Carr Heat
Light an dwater Company Several
thousand people are expected to attend
the festivities TO be held his evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
STEVE SURPRISED
AS STILL SINNERS

Steve Yarcan. 36I5 Block avenue.
Indiana Harbor. hasn't worked since
September %. when she went on strike
with the rest of the steel workers
Since that time u. has managed live
and keep his family of six children b.
operating astili. steve was arrested
yesterday by officers Fano and Kond-
rat who raided the building just as
the mash had come 10 the boiling point
and the distilling process had started
The stiu is small one OF I've gallon q
day capacity but IS very complete
About two gallons or whiskey we're
found but only the boiler Of mash was
IN evidence. The Police believe that
the mash IS concealed in some other
building. -fRaEi
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
DANIELS AND SIMS
DISAGREE AS TO
VALUE OF MEDALS
-lsrErnArIoNAt NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23-Secretary Of
thes Navy Daniels today stated that he
has received a letter from Admiral sims
commander in chief q the American
navy In European waters during the
war. In which the Admiral refused 70
receive the distinguished service medal
awarded him. The secretary staEed
that he had not replied to the letter
Admiral Sims refused 20 accept ths
SIC. grounds that the award had
rot been made according to the manner
81 which they should have been made,
and IN justice 20 the men who served
Ender him he cannot accept.
Admiral Sims. in bis letter stated
that ne felt impelled 20 invite atten-
tion to a special class OF awards. which
are the subject OF such condemnation
and ridlcule that the effect upon the
present and future morale Of the service
S11ust necessarily be Cepiorabie % the
last degree.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
H. c. |. GHOST
ONLY BAR TO
MERRY XMAS
Money Plentiful, Crops Good
and Unemployment
is Low.
5y DAVID M. CHURCH.

T.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-Only the
busaboo Of H .. L. stands between the
nation and merry Christmas. accord
Ins 70 reports received from the govern
raent departments today.
There is more money and more food in
thc United States than AT the Christmas
t!laf Just prior 70 the war. The treasury
department reports show that there is
S5.929.s74.7st in circulation and the per
capita circulation is $3.50. Al Christ
.nas time in 1917, during the flrse year
OF the war before the financial drag Or
being involved in war had really begun
TO be felt. the per capita circulation was
$3.50. Price increases. however are
sreatcr than the circulation and the old
bugaboo OF II. c. L. bobs up.
CROPS GOOD.
There Is plenty 70 I'll the Christmas
stocking and weigh down the Christmas
r. c. L. There are 27L6s6.o0O bushels
OF wheat. 410590O0 bushels Of rice. $751;
100000 bushels Of potatoes s326s. 600
bushels OF peanuts $4,000 barrels OF
apples. and 2S.916.0e0 boxes Of oranges
available for the Christmas feast
MAILS INCREASE.
The postofHce department reports
show that there are heavier mails this
year than for many years and reports
reaching other government departments
indicate that there is great spending
Luxury tax returns to the bureau OF
internal revenue are greatly increased
ard while 1t is impossible to make any
accurate estimate from these returns
which are not always promptly turned
in. II is estima ted BY officials that many
millions Will be spent for luxuries dur
ing the Christmas season.
FEW UNEMPLOYED.
The department OF labor reports show
no great number OF unemployed and
factories are reported working on full
time schedules and n many instances
over time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
new ALLIED NOTE
HAS BEEN HANDED
TO The GERMANS
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE


PARIS, Dee % The allied note
replying TO the latest German repre-
sentations GA Scapa Flow separations
and other terms of tAe protocol, was
delivered 10 the Germans today The
note was accompanied by oral observa
tons.
Baron Won Lersner. head ot the Ger
man peace deiegation. said he would
leave for Berlin with the note tom sht
As the reply may have TO be submit
led 20 the German national Assem- bly,
Tor ratification it viii be imposs .ble
for the proctocol 10 be 5 gned and the
peace treaty made effective before
Christmas. Baron Won Lersner pointed
out
The presentation ceremonies took
place at II o'clock this morning when
Paul Dutasta. secretary Or the peace
conference. handed the note 10 the
German envoy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
DeVALERA DOESN'T
TRUST NEW SCHEME
rINTERNATIonAL news SERVICE

WEWs 5EFFI-ET
BUFFALO. y Y. Dee 23.-Ea r1onn
Deyaiera. president Of the prov sional
Irish republic who spoke in Bunalo
last night. looks with suspicion upon
the new Irish home rule bin outlined
by Lloyd George in the British house
Of commons yesterday.
II have not seen LLOYD Georges la
test plan for two parIiaments in Ire
land and before reading It in detail. I
cannot. OF course. comment upon lt
Z detail" said Mr.. Devaiera 4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
MUST NOT TAKE
LAW IN OWN HANDS
-1urEsNArIoEAL news SERVICE

Indianapolis. IND. Dec 24-Anler-
scaa Legion organizations. whether To-
cal state Or national. must respect the
law in defending Americanisnl. deciar-
ed Franklin D'Oher. national command
e of the legion. just before his depart
IRE FOR New York.
The Legion has not right and It VIII
pot presume TO take tht law IN IS own
hands. or 70 interfere with proper au-
thority'' he asserted. and any attempt
% act otherwise Is supervisive Of the
principles and ideals or the Legion"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
TOO MUCH KICK

Joe kich, 5o44 Kennedy avenue. East
Chics go. Is IN the East Chicago Jail
because he had some wine with too
much kick. The police found SIX
barrels in the basement OF his house
which contained about 400 gallons.
Joe IS charged with operating a blind
pig
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
POLK RETURN TO
POST IN AMERICA

WAsHINGTON- DEG - nle - seTe-
tary Of state Frank L. Polk, who has
been the head Of the American peace
mission. resumed MS -uties at the state
department today.
Nrr. Polk has been IN Paris since last
July He returned to Washington on
Sunday. IN company with Cen Tasker
Bliss. who represented the L 5. in the
military conference connected with
peace pourparIiers- The Hon. Henry
White. a third member Of the deIaga-
rlon. stepped over in New York for
few days before coming to the capital
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
.PERSHING WILL
NEVER ACCEPT
rINTERHArloNAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. Dec Z3.-'Gen. PersIIIIls Z
IS not and will not be q candidate for
president
This fat declaration by Brig. Gen.
Charles C. Dawes. regarded as Gen.
Pershing's closest and most confden-
,iai friend. was regarded TODAY b. pos
gtfcians as having exploded the Perish
ing for president" boom.
Gen. Persh,ng has told ne many
,,r,as ne would not be a candidate. 4"
said Prfr Gen Dawes 7 was with
him a great deal OF the time during
his Chicago visit. II he we're 2 can
didate I would know it,"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
STRIKE IF
HOWAT IS
NOT FREED
Kansas Miners Insist That
President Must Be
Released.


INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
INDIANAPOLxS, Ind, Dec 23.-Aez
Aowat, president OF the Kansas miners
~~as released today upon his original
bond OF $4,000 upon his promise to re-
-a-r TO Kansas and end the strike or
miners there.
Rc,Fat promised 20 go back TO Pitts
rurRh, Kans, and "uss every ounce OF
nis 4nrrencs 20 call on tho coal strike
among coal miners there"
PITTSBURGE. KANSAS. Dec. 2s-T.
runnInwnz-n, district auditor of the
United Mine Workers. when asked to-
Ssy vrha4 Kansas miners we're going TO
90 ana what was their attitude toward
HT9wa.'s falling at indianapolis yester-
Gay. is quoted as saying that indications
are that the miners to a man viii la
l.z-1 their tools unless Howatt IS re-
leased on bond
OTHERS WILL JOIN.
Cunningham i also quoted a. adding
at p mine workers official at Arrna
has tus4 informed him that employees
a the Western Coal Mining Co, had
ted at a miners meeting al Arna las [
rzht 20 strike until hV~at IS releastd
Two hundred and Ave miners al
Grove mine No. Is struck late yester-
day following news Of Howats conhne-
riert-
I-oRCHY SILENT.
August Dorchy. vis. president or rs
organization OF the mine
workers Is In charge OF the afTair" n
- kansas coal fields today and retus-
- i Is said. 70 make any st~eem en''
e--p7 20 brother officers as 70 what he
Intends TO do next Miners. however
=. onot@d as uyag they Tz'' obey
qf orders Issued BY Dorchy-
-~pTANAPOLIs. IND. Dec eS-Alex-
Hswatt. president o. tho Kansas United
orkers. who is in jail here await
4u- action On bond FOR his liberty. pend
l-r hearing for contempt OF court here
next Monday. has been adJudged guilty
o. contempt or court. committed in the
the court. independent ~
- charges" which followed alleged
vsalatioa OF the injunction against the
miners leaders
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Towat was found guilty CT contempt
81 court IN court when Re faced Fed-
cal Judge A 3. Anderson yesterday
b,4t .fAs fact did not become known IN
I'll today.
No action on this new phase ST the
ease will be taken Until Howat appears
<or hearing next Monday. tt was stated
p. the federal building.
DECLINED TO ANSWER
fIo7Eat. according to the court record.
declined 70 give any assurance that he
.--ouId cease violating n einjunction
cr criminal laws or the L. s." when he
vas granted few hours respite yester-
gay to determine whether he would
cease hostilities or go 20 tall-'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
GREEN CO. FARMER
is NEW CORN KING

LAFAYEITE. md, Dec 25--W.
H Baker. OF Green county. today IS
Corn King OF Indiana He won the
title by producing l1s.2 bushels OF
corn TO the acre on a five acre patch
in the Indiana Corn Growers Associ-
alton contest
Fred Hartinx OF Dearborn county.
was second with lis 1 bushels to the
acre and Logan Holmes Of Greene co.
third. with 10 bushels
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
ONE ARREST

Harry Sylvester. al z. state street
! - as arrested last evening in the Rim
zach building BY Captain strong on a
/ charSs ot conspiracy % eon6lit
s<s-oa3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23

Better cali Up The Times and
have it sent 70 your house every
night. Then you'll De sure It will
&c there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
MAKING HEADWAY
ON NEW RAIL BILL
IINTERNATIonAL news sERvIcE

~ - f1iNtT ACN, Dec- -@---1 Leg 81 az
ion Cor the return of the railroads 10
the private owners passed into the last
stage today Corferees on the CUM
Minis bin met IN an attempt to wipe
cut the differences between the cum
minis DILL. which passed the senate and
the Esch bill which passed the house
Senator Cummins OF Iowa, chairman
of the senate conferees. agreed that
the task would be a long and tedious
one and he held out no hopes FOR an
early set-Iement.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23
LAKE co. REPUBLICAN

cub secretary
57oe Drummond 81. Indiana Harior.
I want 50 become q member 81 the
Lake county Republican Club. Please
accept this blank taken from TIE LAKE
CorSrr TINES. as ms application and
uiail me one Of your coat lapel buttons
for 1890.
Ny name is----------------
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23

Time --es service IS the oest
that money can buy ard Zones:
ctfort can furnish
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23

arc you reading The Tr-e.r
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-23

On sRresss sA6 newsatands. a.
per copy Delivered BIZ CARRIER ID
ZAmmoaG ana west IAu1mcH1s soc
per month
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Renew Your Strength

weakened the resssssve Powers or where pro-
lonsed nursing has made too great demand
upon the mothers system. !
Later. during the mos, critical period Of
~,orssan's HE the change OF hse--- VARIOUS
Serious dlSurbancessare apt TO occur neuras-
thenia ana even insanity manifest themselves
The weakest point of the body il where the
breakdown is moss apt TO occur. and II - only
by the aid OF strengthening and reyltalixang
tonsc and blood builder Ike REOLO~ that the
resistance car be maintained. and this danger
GUS period bridgrd over successfully.
Later on. when old age approaches and there
is an ever increasing lack Of vitality = the
exhausted tissue must be given renewed lite
and activity to enable the body to utilize to
the utmost. whatever vitality and energy i
stil retains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-05

L Is fact thar any physician can easily verify
by looking ovrs his Case Records-shat the
majority Of ~crsen patients who come TO him
are more os less run down and oeylsaaazed.
and tha. his remedies frequently tzAi TO pro
duce permanent and satisfactory results uEa
less ,hey are supported ard supplemented by
course OF scnsc ard sysser'astie strengthening
s,es,rurns for Tie whole system. Ike REOLO.-
YouaS girls Frequently need tonic treatment
during the period of delayed development. of
maturity. when the hrss symptoms ot anaernaa.
or nervous and digestive disorders develop
A EstIe iases. when motherhood. bosh prcssoec-
i've and present ARRIVES. a Strength oulder .
needed TO overcome the debility and maintain
the vitality dursng this wonderful pessod Of
,xomans existence A strength rrnewer -
especially needed where motherhood has
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sk4 Democratic S@Sso1aI ConrEi;tee.
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Quickest Pain and Ache Killer On
Earth Neuralgia, Backzrhe,
Headache Goes in s Minutes

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