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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-17

Christmas dinner Is not complete
without having keen edge on tho
carving knife. work guaranteed 4S0
Fred St, Phone 224-J whiting
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One or more placed on every letter
you write from now through holiday s
VIII aid the health fund.
Frank 7. Criner suffered a sprained
ankle today when being run down by
a bicycle rides.
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Why talk it over with yolr WIFE
You can really get better idea or the
need for insurance By talking 10 some
other mans widow. Russell r. Smith.
soc New York avenue. whiting
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ing preceded by her maid OF honor.
Miss Margaret Hay. entered ny the left
aisle on the arm OF Mr.. Frank - ofavit
81 Gary meeting at the altar where
Dr, Charles f. Trueblood pastor OF the
church performed the beautiful ring
ceremony. the bride being given in
marriage by Mr.. Gavit. The bride wore
beautiful gown of white satin en-
train. trimmed in chantilly lace. her
veN being wreethed in orange bios
SONS. She carried shower boquet
OF brides roses and lilies OF the val
ley. Miss Hay also was beautifully
sowned. wearing pink pussy willow
satin dress trimmed with silver lace
silver bands adjoining her hair. She
carried an arm boquet Of pink roses
and pink sweet peas. Following the
church service Mrs Twitt entertained
about so people at her home. consist
ing OF relatives and very intimate
friends where pleasant time was en-
joyed and a two course luncheon was
served. The bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Bessie Smith OF Oliver street and
is charming young lady. the groom
being the son OF AIr. and Mrs Clar-
ence Whitmire. $50 Highland street
Hammond. but is employed at the
Standard OIL company plant, whiting
The Young couple left Wednesday
night FOR few days trip expecting
to return by Sunday. they intending 10
reside with the brides mother At 3f5
oliver street. The out-of-town guests
we're MI and Mrs Clarence Whitmire
and daughter, Ethel Of Hammond. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Rice of Chicagost
Lloyd Daugherty or Indiana Harbor
Mrs. John Michaelv of Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs Frank " Gavit and Mr. and
Mrs. ID a. Woodward OF Gary.
The standard OH company band VIII
give another one OF their excellent
concerts at the II. 5 auditorium on
next sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock
with Eddie Toy as conductor. The
band also gave concert at East Chi
cage on Wednesday evening
Hemstltching and picoting done.
Mrs A e shelly. 142 Atchison. corner
l16th street. whiting 12-lt
MEETING THE CHALLENGE
L. over $500 children IN this region
enrolled IN the religious education
classes Religious education IS the
chlld's method Of growth morally and
spiritually 9 corps OF earnest
Christian teachers daily imparting
Christian knowledge and Christian
ideals to glowing faced. eager respon-
sive children g. weekly evening
training classes in every town for
leaders and parents. I. Keen busi-
ness men. far sighted individuals, par
ents seeking their children's best
backing the movement in every way
they can is the four fold plan by which
We In the Calumet region are meet
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about two weeks ago. The remains will
be shipped TO her former home in IL
linois for inteTment.
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HOBART

The Camp Fire girls held a stag
party at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Barnes Tuesday evening.
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Vow is the time to buy the Decem-
her mid-mOnth md january Columbia
Records. on sale today at Sam Aron-
berg's, WhitinG. Ie-IO-tf
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tone and beauty. II. Gordon a sons.
l2-s-tf
First annual ball given BY the odd
Five at Masonic Temple. East Chi
cago Saturday evening. Dec. 18th
Sterling orchestra Tickets 55c
To assist You I'm your Xmas shop
ping. II. Gordon & sons will be open
every evening TO p. until Xmas
Eve. 12,s-tf
Christmas dinner Is not complete
without having a keen edge on tho
carving knife. work guaranteed. 4so
Fred St. Phone 224-J whiting
PISA
Do your Christina. shopping at H
Gordon & Sons 12-1-tf
Given away Jan. 6th. O. Y B toy
wagon. all steel ball bearing. the best
wagon made. / ticket given with each
lo-cent purchase. Tom SmeIser. paints
and hardware. sos Indiana blvd. WHIT
ing. 12-14-3ftnc
1921 Automobile Make ap-
pucation now. Secretary OF state has
asked this office 70 forward applica-
tions for you now to relieve the rush
later. Plates will be delivered after
Dec. 2s Russell T. smith SOC New
York avenue. Telephone so6 whiting
12-f5-17
Genuine Pocahontas mine run coal
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We give you n whole year 70 pay for
"a Cheney PhonoErnph, unequaIIed in
tone and beauty. III. Gordon a sons.
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Evening journal., 1920-08-31
Sl,3O0,02ON
Cash, PLEDGES
FORGOP NOW,
UPHAM SHOWS
Continued from First Page.

AfNAAAinNNA lANAlA IH'N
Upham submitted to the committee
a bound volume two inches thick con
tanning the names OF 1900 oontribut-
ors since June. on these. he said, eight
gave more than $1,000, none more nan
$500. Among The unpaid pledges
were two for 5000, he said.
Upham also presented a detallea
statement Of party finances. IL
showed, In addition 10 the figures
given. that Inc National Committee
borrowed S36O.OOO. All these loans,
Upham sad, were made In the usual
manner, and mot a penny represents,
any underwriting Of the campaign.
Uphams testimony may influence
the Republican majority OF the IN
vestigaling committee to call Gov
ernOr Cox in person. 10 was indloaleu,
Unless Upham's figures provide more
proof Of Cox's charge than was S 2D-
tained yesterday from Hays, Cox
ought To be asked 10 present his EVIL
dence in person, Republican members
OF the committee say
Reed was anXiOusly waiting tOday
for additional evidence sent MN Dy
Cox. but which was apparently mis-
directed 10 Reeds Kansas city nome.
He kent the wires hot last night IN
an effort TO speed up delivery OF this
evidence.
THE liquor issue injected yesterday
by Hays when he read a letter pur-
porting 10 show that New Jersey
/ iiduor interests were urging Cox 5
election and soliciting campaign
/ funds may come up again today.
Democratic leaders here for the in
vestigation conferred last night on the
best way 10 combat this disclosure,
which The Republicans regard as nigh
| ly significant. Senator POmerene IS
preparing DO get into the record state
manls showing that Cox and The Demo
| cratic National Committee had moth
/ ing 10 do with .he efforts OF The New
| Jersey LlduOr Federation In behalf OF
the Democratic nominee.
Homer 5. Cummings, former chair
man OF the Democratic National Com
miliee, denied that George T Car
roll. president Of the New Jersey
/ Liquor Federation, who wrote inc
letter Hays read yesterday, had ever
/ had any connection with the Demo
cratic national organization.
Asked 20 suggest remedy Tor pres
ent campaign fund evils, Cummings
said
"The real trouble about campaign
funds is not what the national com.
mltlees do but lies in the activities
OF outside independent partisan or
ganizations over which there Is m
proper public control.
IAN such organizations should q
required by law the sworn sia.e
menls as the national committee
are"
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
SPANISH WAR
Vets ORGANIZE
5. P. Doherty Is Chosen
First Commander of
Farrell Camp
$4,000 MEN IN
NATIONAL SOCIETY

Twenty-six Wilmington veterans Of
the war with Spain. the insurreotion
In the Philippines and the China Re
lief Expedition formed the George v.
Farrell Camp, No. 4. United Spanish
War Veterans last night. The camp
ia open 10 any man who served in
the United states Army at any time
between April 2i, 1898 and July a.
1902.
William Jones, Of New York city,
mmander-in-chief Of the entire Or
ganization: Walter Keen, OF Philadel-
phia Grand Gu Gu Of the Military
Order OF the Serpent. which Is an
auxiliary Of the United Spanish War
Veterans. and William l.. Matiocks Of
Washington. d. c.. editor Of the vel
srans' organ, The National Tribune,
were here yesterday 10 effect the or
ganization.
Delaware is the only state that had
not a local organization up till yes
terday. There are Si2 camps
throughout the country, embracins
a total Of 10000 men. The fol
lowing officers were elected lasi
night: Commander S. p. Do.
herty; senior vice-oommander w
B. CarSwell; junior vice-commander
n. y. Klund: trustees. C. NJ Dillon
George II. Leach, jeremiah, Nolan
officer OF the day, William kerlin
officer on the guard. Alexander Scho
field. adiutant and quartcrmaste
10 be appointed. The next meeting
of the camp will be held Septem
her ~.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
MARnIAGE LICENsEs

Marriage licenses have been issued
bv the magistrates as follows:
Magistrate Harry B. Stradley-Leon-
ard j. Pennock, i39 Bird street, 2s
years old. ar Sophie Jarowtowska, 10
years old, Sl2 Chestnut street; Rich
ard T. Foster, AZ years old. and Bes-
sic Ewing, q years old, both OF New
port, Del; Clarence f. Johnson, 20
years old. % Buena Vista street, and
Maryland G.. Porter, y years Old,
Townsend, Del.
Magistrate Lawrence J. Broman---
George NJ. Johnson, 40 years old, COS
w. Ninth street, and Frances G. Cans
field, 80 years old, 73t West Ninth
street; Wilbert Scott, - years old,
and Alberta Startling, % years OLD,
both OF i0i Bird street; Bernard Jo-
seph Mcdaniel, % years old, 4t0 Mon
roe street. and Kathryn Isabella Nc
Carthy, 40 years old, $50 Lowering
avenue: Cecil Tyson Ewing, % years
old, sii West Second street, and
Clara Mae Dlckerson, 20 years Old
1895 West Fifth street; Henry w
Gerard. u years old, t0iS Reed street
and Helen II. Long, p years old, the
same address; Andrew Aaron, q years
old. 7i6 e. Seventh street, and Anns
p. Walsh. 20 years old, Ii6 Eas'
Seventh street; Edgar C. Wilkinson
81 years old, 220S West Sixth street
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
60 YEAR OLD LOCK
ON HARDWARE STORE

Janvler and Hance will open their
new wholesale and retail hardware
store az West Fourth street. tomor-
row. Mr.. Janvier was connected win
me Capelle Hardware Company at 2i2
Market street for a number Of years,
Mr.. Hance was formerly a member OF
the hardware firm Of llance and Hart
AT 400 Market street. Janvier and Hance
viii be located In the building where
the Hotel Lynch was for a number OF
years. The store room has been re-
modelled and altered. Janvier and
IIance will carry complete line Of
hardware and builders tools. as well
as the well-known make Of Syracuse
pl0ys.
The old Capelle paddock, which hung
in front of the Capelle Hardware Com
pany building for GO years, and which
is known to people from all over
Delaware, has been painted. and bear
ing the firm name OF Janvier and
Hance, will hang in front Of their
store building.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
S. C. CONVENTION TO
MEET AT PORT PENN

Special 70 the Evening Journal.
MlDDLET0WN, Aug. 3i.-The ST.
Georges Hundred Sunday School Con-
Erentlon VIII open in the Presbyterian
Inurcn az Port Penn, tomorrow eve
nlhg. Ihere will be a song service
ana sunday School methods will be
presented. The officers and teachers
IN tne Sunday School Of the Hundred
are expected 10 attend.
MT. and Mrs. | G.. Webb Of Odessa.
nave announced the engagement OF
tneir daughter. Miss Margaret Emily
WeDD, TO Frederick II. Thresher. OF
Orlando, Florida. The wedding will
Jake place in October.
Mr. and Mrs. G. j. Shahan, announce
tne marriage Of their daughter, Edna
Mae, TO Gilbert NJ. Sinex. on August
-, at the M. E. parsonage, by the
Rev. V. p. Northrup.
meeting OF the Republicans Of
81. Georges Hundred VIII be held
IN Red Mems Hall Odessa. this eve
ning, TO select a candidate for the
legislative and other Hundred Offices
Miss 5. r. Lewis fell down stairs
at the home OF Miss Bernice Metden
and painfully injured her back. She
Is confined to her bed.
Pleasant Summit w. C. T. L.. will
! hold a meeting at the home of Mrs
LIZZIE Bendleson Thursday afternoon.
name social will be held in the
Jr. .. U. A. NJ. Hall in Cecilton. pro-
ceeds for the benefi. Of the piano
Iund OF Zion NJ. r. Church.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
RECEIVERS NAMED
FOR STEEL FIRM

NEW YORK, Aug. 3i.-William R.
Rey and Francis L. Kohlman were ap-
pointed yesterday by Judge Julius NJ.
Mayer Of the United States District
Court, as receiver for the Vulcan
Steel Products Company, exporters
and importers, OF 1886 Liberty street,
in an equity suit brought by the
Hercules Powder Company, a creditor
for $4,000. The suit alleges the COM
paly owes 100000 and other claims
for breach Of contract for 81 100000.
A statement was issued declaring
that "the proceedings were brought
TO conserve the company's business
and provide an opportunity for reor-
ganization. While the floating in
debiedness is small there is heavy
debt for loans made by It's owners 10
the conduct OF business"
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
DEM0CRATICLEAGUE
ENDORSES M'NABB

At a meeting OF the Democratic
League las. night, Representative J..
Edward McNabb, who won the Demo-
cratic nomination for stale Senator
over James w McGlnley, at the pri-
maries on Saturday, made an address
thanking the members OF the league
w0h worked for his nomLlation. Mr.
MoNabb is president Of the league
and had the support a. the primaries
OF a large majority Of The members
living In the Second Senatorial Dis
trict. Stephen H. Kane, Of Chris
tiana hundred, candidate for Coroner
also made an address. The meeting
endorsed both Mr.. McNabb and Mr.
Kane.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
BELFAST IS ON
Civil WAREDGE
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disorders, growing out OF political and
religious differences were spreading
throughout Ireland
Virtually the whole adult popula-
tion. including hundreds OF women.
was gradually being drawn into the
fray. Heavy reinforcements OF Brit
ish troops were being rushed here
from Dublin on a special train.
Sir Edward Carson. leader OF the
Ulslerites. has issued an appeal to all
loyalists 10 cooperate in the rcstora-
tion Of order.
been limited 10 the shipyards district
and the Catholic quarter, today had
spread unil 10 involved several Of the
principal sections
When The lighting first began the
participants mostly employed clubs,
bricks or their 1sts But today re-
volvers and even a few rifles made
their appearance.
Time and AGAIN a Gordon Of sol
diers, sometimes supported by an ar
mored car dashed In between groups
OF comhaiants and with fixed hayonets
pushed the opposing groups apart
several soldiers and a few policemen
were wounded in Just such clashes.
The Orangemen determined 10 drive
all Catholics from Belfast just IS they
have from Lisburne and several small
towns nearby. are meeting with in
creasing resistance.
Nearly 200 incendiary fires have
started and the property damage II
estimated at close 10 Si0OO00O Catho-
lies are rctaliaiing for destruction .ol
their homes and business places b,
setting FIRE 10 Orangemen's property
The situation is becoming more
serious hourly.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

WARSAW. Aug. 30 Delayed THE
BolsheviN have Increased their coun-
ter offensive in the Lemberg region
to tie proportions Of a major engage
ment and are seeking 30 encircle that
city by driving In from tne norul-
ward, 10 was indicated IN todays Pol
ish Ofncial oOmmunique.
Terrific lighting Is going on between
Lenberg and Cholm. where the Poles
are desperately resisting this attack.
North OF Belz, % miles north OF
Lemberg. there is fierce nghtng, the
communiQue said. General Budenny s
cavalry Is advancing toward Iamosc,
IS miles northeast OF bemberg, ues-
pite our resistance.
'sThe enemys advance is taking the
direction OF przmszl. 60 miles west
81 Lernbeng. We are delermnedly re-
eistinc the red offensive"
President pilsudsH, In an interview
today. clearly indicated his belief thal
Poland cannot afford 10 remain on the
defensive after IL has cleared the Ter
ritory 0f the Russians.
'~There are only two solutions
either 20 march forward ard crush
Inc reds so completely they viii be
forced I'd sneak TO US In another tone
or 10 remain on an ilusory lrohtier,
he said.
-'In my opinion it would be impossi-
bic for US to remain on the defensive
We must not delude ourselves. Even
II we signed p peace we would al
ways be the object OF Russian asgres-
sion"
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
LIQUID FIRE

A liquid FIRE to the bedbues. ants.
reaches and heas is what the new chemi.
cal discovery really is, although there is
no danger or no damage to be done by
using it to your springs, furniture or
clothing. This new chemical Is known
as Pesky Devils Quietus, p. d. Q. Costs
DOC, but this few cents win have the
power Of Kidding your house OF bedbugs.
ants, reaches and deas If you purchase
p. ID. Q. p. d. Q. is used and recon-
mended by the leading Hospitals and
Railroad Companies as the safest aud
quickest way OF Kidding the pesky bed
bugs, ants, reaches.
Special Hospital size S25O-makes FIVE
gallons-your druggist has It or can pro-
cure II for you or sent prepaid, either
size, to your address, on receipt OF price.
by the Owl Chemical Co., Terre Haute
Ind. The success Of p. ID. Q. has caused
imitators to have been prosecuted, ped
ding an imitation. Genuine p. d. o. is
never peddled. Sold by Eckerd Drug Co.
and n. B. Danforth Drug Store.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

WARSAW. Aug. 81 UNITED Press.) -
"General Budenny's advance guards
have reached Tysoyce after desperate
arhfinr.n the Polish ofilcial com
munidne announced today.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
FIRST CALLFOR
WIL-DEL PLAYERS

Manager Kllmon, Of the Wildel foot
ball team, has requested the following
men 10 report at Second and dupont
streets at $50 o'clock this evening for
practice: Tobin, Sylvester, r. Straw
bridge, A. j. Kilmon, j. Dougherty,
Watkins Neeson, Anderson, Carroll,
Murphy Layton. A. Strawbridge
Vickers, Krause, NJ. Dougherty, Rog-
ers, Hughes, Shelldrake. Barnario
Bradley, Fishback, Morgan. Allen and
Flori All others who wish a tryout
are requested 10 report.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

Tysovce is 80 miles north OF Lem
berg and only IS miles from Tomasof,
which a previous Polish communlque
said was the Russian cavalry leaders
hrst objective In his encircling move
mcnt Of Lemberg from the north.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
LEWIS-HARRIs

Special TO The Evening journal.
SEAFORD, Aug 3i.-Miss Aurelis
Parsons Lewis, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Lewis, OF near Cannon,
and John Seville Harris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Harris. were married
on Sunday. The wedding ceremony
was performed at the home Of the
bride in the presence Of the imme-
diate families Of the contracting part
ics. The Rev. Mr.. Townsend, pastor
Of Cannon NJ. p. Church, ofiiciated.
They are spending their honeymoon
in Wilmington, Philadelphia and
Atlantic, City, n. j. They will reside
in Philadelphia where the groom is
engaged in the electrical business.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
SKULL CRACKED
IN STREET ROW
continued from Flrst pags

OF SO Monroe street. were walking
along Third street. near Van Buren,
street about 4 O'Clock Sunday morn
ing. when they were attacked by a
crowd Of men. Brickhais were
isarown and Jenkins fell with a dsep
gas hin his head
Or d. I. McCaulley found that the
young mans skull had been fractured.
The physicians said today that Jen-
kins would recover
The police departments investiga-
tiou OF the fight shows that II RACED
from Van Buren 30 Adams streets. and
during the melee Patrolman Bryan,
who was supposed TO be on duty,
made an arrest. Just who ne ar
rested Is not known, ne releasing the
man. but not before a call had been
sent in for the police patrol. In the
melee Officer Bryan dropped his re-
volver. but 1t was recovered.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
WRANGEL'S ARMY
ISBATTLED UP
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Of war. according 10 an Official s.abe-
ment issued here today.
Wrangels kuban expedition has
been wiped out. the communique said.
while his Crlmean forces have been
bottled up on the peninsula.
'ANraneel's forces in the kuban
have been completely annihilated,' The
statement said.
after defeating them the Soviet
forces cut their communications and
surrounded and destroyed their head
Quarters.
'In the northern portion OF the
Taurda province the Wrangel col
umns have been completely beaten
and now hold only the Crimea."
Another cOmmunique, describing
the battle on the Polish front. indi-
Dated a resumption Of lighting along
practically the entire line. The Boil
ehevlh claimed capture OF Belz, one
az tho northern defenses OF Lemberg
an TIE Nolkovysk region lsouth o
Grodna). we occupied a humber o
villages" the statement said.
''Ne made progress on a front O
about 20 miles south Of Belostok, an
In the region Of Vladimir Nolyns
fnorih OF Lerborgl We Occupie
Belz. In the region OF Lcmberg an
Przemszi fierce ilghting is progress
ing
Evening journal., 1920-08-31

and Madeline Yates, 2I years old. ifO5
Lancaster avenue.
Magistrate Barnet Gluckman-Clin-
ton H. Brown, 20Oi Rockford Road.
and Anna V. Riggin, 7i2 West Eleventh
street; Dominick Vlone, 323 West
Front street, and Theresa Bove, 52i
Rodman street.
Evening journal., 1920-08-31
BECIN WORK on NEW sFUTR.

HaVInF ueclued 70 eAfend inc sewer
IN Maryland avenue 10 The Cleland
Heights development, employees Of the
Street and Sewer Department today
started laying The new sewer. The
promoters OF the development are TO
extend the sewer through their prop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-24

Opposition TO the participation of
Legion men, as members of the or
ganiZation. in labor disputes.
Planning of membership drives to
raise the present membership OF -
100000 to twice that number.
Election of new officers.
Adoption OF "rituaf' for initla-
ton.
The Cleveland convention commit
tee, headed by Colonel g. O. Chamb-
ers, is busy completing details for the
big convention. All hotels have been
reserved for delegates and visitors.
In addition, CleveIanders are offer
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ing to house the visitors. many OF
them free of charge.
Boxing matches. moving pictures.
lake rides. shows. dances and smokers
have been arranged to provide enter
tainment for the veterans. The Phil
adelphia Legion win come by box
cars. reminiscent of the days spent
on the French front.
The 37th division and the send dI-
vision are among those that win hold
reunions during the convention. The
37th or Buckeye division. reunion will
open on the Sunday before the con-
vention. September 20.