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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
ARRESTED
FOR HAVING
WEAPONS

with j. II Conroy sitting as spec
ial judge in the Hammond city court
this morning. James w Hcban. 7S2
Summer st. and Arthur Banghart. OF
Naltham street. were araiGned today
on charges OF carving concealed weap-
ons The men were members OF the
party of four arrested by Hammond
police last Saturday night on Lyman
avenue. at Harrison Park
The attention OF Capt Bunde had
been called TO the men who had been
standing around an automobile on Ly-
man street. for quite a ~hile Be
cause Of numerous shooting affairs.
which nave occurred recently in rail-
road Yards and especially because a
Monon ca boose was fred upon net long
before from an automobile on Lyman
avenue, the suspicious OF the police
were aroused
Assisted by officer arlson the men
were arrested. Banghart who was
driver OF the car was found to be car
ryinS an automatic pistol Another
revolver was found on the street under
the car. One OF the men in the rear
seat was holding section OF rubber
hose
~+-- ~ - N*4N ~ ASNN "a N4Al Z r NktfA
ney announced that charges against
two OF the men LILLY and Smith had
been nolle pressed Evidence against
Hoban was sAeh that Judge Conroy dis
missed the charge as to him.
Banghart said he was a travelling
lecturer for the C 7 A and because
of the feeling between the old broth
erhood-. the G. T. A. and the new
men who have taken jobs since tn.
switchmen's strike he felt It necessary
to carry a weapon with him when trav-
cling from one local to another. Then
he upset the prosecutions plan a little
BY "a ying that the other man belonged
to him also. having fallen from hig
hip pocket while he was working with
his motor
Attorney 4. z. Tlnkham for the de-
fendant tried 10 argue that Banghart
was justified in carrying a gun as he
was traveller under the law. having
been 70 meeting at Conway hall in
Chicago that night The Judge de-
cided that from the testimony Of Ho-
ban. Banghart had ceased to he A trav-
eler before the arrest took place. and
fined him s. and costs
No connection between the men.and
the shooting Incidents was shown in
the prosecution
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
GEORGE ADE LOSES
HIS ELDEST BROTHER

kENTLAND Ind, June 19.-Willlam
II Adc, age sixty y-one, brother Of George
Ade. the author, and one Of the widely
known citizens of north western Indiana.
died suddenly yesterday a. the Henrotin
hospital in Chicago HIS life was spent
here and he was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ade. his father having been a
farmer and banker.
SIX years ago Mr.. Ade was injured
sn a fall and he had been an invalid
practically ever since. His back was
injured and later he developed heart
ailment Ten days ago he went TO the
hospital in Chicago for a surgical opera
non and appeared to be recovering, but
this yesterday morning suffered a re-
Lapse and his death occurred a short
time later George AIDE was at his home
a. Brook when the news came and left
Immediately for Chicago
His youngest sister, is the wife Of
Warren T. McCray Republican candidate
for governor In addition TO her and
his. borthcr. George. he also is survived
By Joseph. a brother, who is on the
George Ade farm at Brook. a sister Mrs.
John W Randall Of Washington. D. c..
and another sister Mrs. John G. Davis
OF kentland.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
DREAD RETURN TO
LAKE CO. JAIL

VALPARAISO, IND, June 19-The
four bandits confined in the Porter
county jail for the murder of Herman
Uecker. the Tolleston bank cashier.
did not seem to mind that Tuesday
was the first anniversary OF the das-
-tardIy crime that cost the life Of the
banker They ate their fill Of a we'll
prepared meal of meat, potatoes and
vegetables. The four men usually
kept up a continuous stream of ban
ter back and forth They do not uis-
cuss the crime or the probable con-
sequences They seem TO feel that
they will be acquitted. Apparently
there is little remorse. All they want
is out" Their only source OF an
noyance is a crazy woman whose cries
are, disturbing and remindful Her
cries bother them at their card game
and they move nervously about the
cells They have scrubbed the inside
OF the jail from floor to ceiling, and
would glady do other work. They
dread the return to the Lake county
Jail.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
City
Republicans
For Mario1,
Caravan of 100 Autos Will
Visit Republican Pres
idential Nominee.

The Twin City Republican club has
fathered legion of republicans to the
new Mecca. Marion, Ohio
At meeting last night ii was un-
animously voted to promote an auto
mobile caravan of at least 100 auto
mobiles to visit Senator Warren G
Harding. the republican presidential
nominee at his home in Marion
The caravan will be known as the
Lake county Indiana Harding Cara
van
Hoticcs Of the trip have already
been sent GU; to the Harrison club If
Gary. and all the other republican
clubs OF tho county
The delegation expects to motor
through Kentiand. Ind and pick up
Warren #. McCray. the republican
nominee for governor.
The Twin City committee expects to
notify all republican organizations in
all Of the cities on the road to Marion
to fall in line
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
Defective Mail Service
Not All Up to p O

JRBANA. Ohio-Defective mail ser,-
ice alone is not resi- sponsi ible for the fail
ure of many persons TO receive their
mail.
There are other reasons
Here arc some of them
One postcard bore message to
Dear Ruth" from Mother" but tn
card was not addressed
Another card to Dear Niece" was
from Aunt Jen.S 1t. too. bore no ad-
dress.
third card. although addressed to
Miss -. bore no sign of an address
besides the name Of the miss.
rhe name and street address OF the
person to whom it was written was
found on another postcard. but the
namc of the town. or city. was missing.
All Of which goes to show that care
lcssncss causes many postcards and let
ters e remain forever undclivered
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
NEW MYSTERY
CONFRONTING
GARY POLICE

Finding the body OF Joseph De Bar
+ tolo. Italian, with a bullet hole
I through his head and the back of his
4 neck sIashed from car to car with
knife the Gary police today are con
fronted With another bahling murder
mystery
1 shortly after midnight on Thursda
the night force of the Gary police re
coivod . report from Joseph Oucenal-
I li, 1906 Washington street another
Italian. that he had loaned his five
passenger Paige car 10 De Bartolo to
make a trip 70 Burnham. III, and as
he had rot returned at that hour with
the car. he suspected De BartoIc ~
stealing the machsno
The Gar2 authorities Immediately
got % touch Il ith the police heads ~
/ other cities in tho region. bus wcr.
unable To find any trace Of the ma
chine or its driver.
Yesterday. l3-year-ofd JOIN Kachu-
+ arczyh. living at lgth avenue ami
Chase street. came across the dead
body "a q man w hich later al WI
liam4 morgue, proved TO be the bodg
Ell ne BartoIo lie had been >hot i4
tho head, the bullet striking abov,
the right eye and the back oi his nech
slashed from car to car v it'll knife
i}e Ba tolo was employed as ba'
tender. at 1896 Washington street. a.
which Joseph Oucenaui il proprietof
and who loaned De Bartolo tho "dcata
car The police have been unabi
70 learn the names OF tie party o,
cupying seats in the car. when i.
started on its journey to Burnham
II IS believed that De Bartolo va
attacked and killed ~ the unknown
occupants of the machine. who frs.
shot him through tho head and t.
make sure that he would die. drew
knife and cut his neck from ear t.
ear
This morning, CHIEF or Police Forbis
threw every effort to solve the case.
but al noon today it was just as much
a mystery when De Bartolo's body
was found. IT is just another fucd
OF the Italians and probably like the
rest VIII 60 down into records unsol-
we'd
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
BY A. O. HAYWARD

tsrAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N SERVICE
WASHINGTON, June t9-Scnator
Warren G Harding, the republican
nominee for the presidency. IS ready
TO meet President Wilson as the dem
ocratic contender for election 10 the
presidency on the league Of nations
issue, Or any other platform that the
democrats may put forth, it was an
nounced al the republican headquart-
crs this morning.
There vas republican rejoicing ov-
er the democratic position and the
fact that President Wilson'S friends
here are asserting that Wilson is ia
the field for a third term nomination
HARDING Is INTEREsTED
The senator would make no comment
on the democratic political situation
He said that he was proceeding a.
rapidly as possible TO put himself and
his friends in position for the hgh.
against his political opponents He
did not deny consuming interest in
the unfolding Of the democratic pro
gram ana the contest among the dem
ocrats over their nominees.
Many prominent democratic leaders
expressed themselves as not surprised
by the latest developments in the
democratic camp or the position taken
by President Wilson. They expect him
to dictate the democratic nomination
and are looking forward to his de-
mand for his own selection Though
not willing 70 be quoted. they SAID
that such was the logical conclusion
after careful study of the most re-
cent White House political pronoun-
cement.
GLASS STICKS WITH M'ADoO
Senator Carter Glass, of Virginia
who is the leading supporter of VIVA.
q. McAoo. for the democratic nonin-
li-c.rltir-Ied o. n e .hrce !
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
IMPORTANT DECISION
ON LABOR RIGHTS
Supreme Court Grants the
Clothiers A Permanent
Injunction Today.

ROCHESTER. \. Y. June I9-Su-
preme Court Justice Adolph ] Roden-
beck this morning handed down one cf
the most important decisions in court
on matters involving the rights OF Ia
bor, ever made in the American courts.
The decision grants a permanent in
junction to the Michael s stern Co,
clothing manufacturers, against the
Amalgamated Clothing Workers and
Sidney Hillman. its president forbid
ding them 10 interfere with the plain
tiff in the conduct Of business
In addition to the injunction the
court rules that the plaintiff is entit-
led TO collect damages from the de-
PENDANTS for s;riNc injuries. and in
asmuch as the defendant national un-
ion has income from It's workers
that runs into many hundreds OF thous
ands dollars annually. the argument
over damages that will follow today.s
decision will probably be as bitterl,.
fought as was the suit over the in
junction
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
Platform-Making
Women Democrats

I Bryan viii burst upon the scene and
the wet forces. headed by several
potential party chiefs. viii open their
headquarters and then the real fun
viii begin
Senator Carter Glass. Of Virginia,
spokesman for the Wilson administra-
! tion, is expected momentarily with
the famous Virginia plank" which
embodies the views of President viii
son as 70 how the democratic party
should carry the league Of nations
controversy to the polls in November.
GLASS TO BE CHAIRMAN
Glass is 10 be chairman Of the resolu
tions committee, according to Cum
mings who disposed of the league Of
nations controversy BY describing il
as settled
One democratic leader besides Cum
minGs who is already here does not
regard the issue as settled There
is much discussion Of ''interpretative"
Of essential" of "deIiberating' The
McAdoo Aind-of reservations. but as
far as one can size up the situa-
tion from the few real developments
it has thus far provided. the demo-
cratic convention VIII not 20 on rec
ord Is favoring ratification of the
treaty without some kind of reserva-
tions
NEED DOMESTIC ISSUES
But aside from the question of the
democratic party pledEing itself to
ratification, there IS a strong under
current opinion already manifesting
Itself here that the commitment OF
the American people To the league Of
nations cannot be made the principal
icpocratic plank-taat other issues
domestic issues-are likely 90 engage
mere of the attentions Of the delega-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
.GIMBEL BROS. ACCUSED
OF PROFITEERING TODAY
rIErERnArloNAL NEWS sERvlcE

NEW YOkk. june -F7rcderick
Gimbei vice-president c. d slauter.
merchandise manager. and J J Dow
dell. buyer of Gimbcl Brothers. were
today arrested by agents Of tho depart
ment Of justice on warrant issued
by L s. Commissioner Hitchcock.
charging them with profiteering in
violation or tho Leve ract
Department or Justice agents de-
clare they have 1s5 counts for Profit
eering against the firm. The warrent
charged that GimbeI brothers offered
for sale a suit OF clothes for $50 which
cost them $3.50 and another suit for
$75 for which they paid $50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
HARDING To
MEET ANY
WILSON ISSUE
Presidents Friends Say He Is
In Field For 3rd Term
Nomination
BULLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVICEl

WASHINGTON. June 13.-Gov. SProul
Of Pennsylvania sent Senator Harding
one Of the most encouraging kilograms
he has yet received. The Pennsylvania
governor vas a candidate before the con
vcntion for nomination for president he
refused to consider a place on the tickct
for vice president
Since coming home" said Govcrno~
Sproul I have taken particular pains 10
talk TO people and especially men from
Maryland, Delaware and Virginia. to get
their reaction upon the results of the
convention. have been ratified TO tind
that the unanimous opinion is that the
rominees and the platform are all right
and that they will command united Re
publican support in the fall"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
DEMOCRATS WILL ATTACK ASSEMBLY SPECIAL SESSION
HERE'S ANOTHER
Editor Times.

Editor Times
! see in last nights issue of THE
TINES TINT Mr. Julius Friedman. of
East Chicago, cinIms 10 he the or
fEinnl Harding man In this neck
of the woods. He will have 10
step some as I heard Mr Harding
make a speech ut south bend in
1913 or 1914 and IL ~na the beat
speech ! ever heard. IL was n get
Together meeting of "OId Timers
and Bull Moosers and believe me
they got together. have talk
cd Harding ever since, voted for
him Mt the primary and got quite
a few friends 10 do the same aad
am proud of 1T
Respectfully,
A. r. Strohn, 45I5 MAEoun ave
East Chicago, Indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
SEEING THE WORLD
IN EAST CHICAGO

Joseph Farrell fourteen year old
boy from South Chicago. was picked
IN b. the last Chicago police at the
four corners yesterday afternoon just
as he was about to see the world The
boy had been visiting an aunt in Whit
ing but had decided that he would get
out and see more Of the country. He
cot as far as East Chicago and did not
know how to get back To Whiting
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

IINTsRNATIoNAl- nEMs srRNIcE

N sFNNITONAI- NEWs SERVICE
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. June
l9-Secretary OF STATE Colby Is
still regarded here as the most
likely choice OF the democratic
national convention for permanent
chairman, despite his statement i'm
Washington that he is not ~even
receptive candidate for norman
ent chairman
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
III IIsfTIN
llNTERNATlonAL NEWS SERVICE

llHIEREATIoHAL NEWS SERVICE
S.AN FRANCISCO. cal. June I9
Chairman Homer s. Cummings.
of the democratic national COM
laittee today refused to comment
on the refusal OF Wm & Me
Adoo, former secretary of the
treasury, TO permit his name To bo
presented To the democratic CON
Nention as presidential candidate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
DEATH OF BABE

Willard. the ten months old son of
Mr and Mrs. A. NJ Reel, 1852 Noble
Ave. died yesterday. The father
employed at the Standard Funeral
in charge of Emmcrling will take place
from All Saints church at 200 Mon
dAv- Burial at Oak Hill cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
5 Pm. NEWS
FLASHES
BI LIErIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
ASHINGTON. June 19-SamueI
Gompers. who Was reelected
president Of the American Fed
Grafton or Labor intends t, take
the stump in the national politi-
cal campaign against Senator
Warren q. HardiRG. the rapubIi-
can presidential nominee. il was
learned today
Senator Harding is ON labor-s
black List and Gov Coolidge. Of
Mass. the republican vicc-presf-
Dental nominee, Is said To- be
equally as Objectionable 10 labor
because OF the Boston policcmen's
strike
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
7. TAGGART
AND RALSTON
IN SESSION
Democrats Exdsperated At
.STeCiaI Session Held
During Frisco Week
lrimEs BUREAU At sTATE cAPIrALl


1NDIANAFOLiS, IND, June IS
Ominous torbodings of the determin-
alton OF the democratic bosses 10 at
tempt to throw wrench into the
- workings Of the special session Of the
general assembly, which Governor
Goodrich has announced he VIII cali,
are evident at democratic state head
quarters.
No sooner had the governors an
: nouncement been made public than
Thomas Taggart. the French Lick
boss hailed into Indianapolis.
EVEN DEMOCRATS SURPRISED
His sudden appearance in the cap
stal as q surprise even to The demo-
crA,s because it Is known that the
wheel horses OF the party are busily
engaged in mapping out the course
Of the san Francisco convention at
the Orange County resort.
Taggart left this important gather
ing. however. TO see il something could
be done 10 ensnaro the republican
majority IN the legislature and TO
make political capital out Of the sit
uation His arrival was the signal
for his clan 10 gather for the purpose
of determining on some line of des-
Iructive campaign work
RALsToN ON HAND
Prominent among the allies OF the
French Lick chieftain that gathered
around him on his arrival was the
figure of Samual Ralston, former gov
ernor.
The clique evidently laid its plans
IN haste for Taggart did not remain
long IN the city From the statements
they let drop. however, the party
bosses were extremely exaspeEated at
the fact that the session will be held
while they are in san Francisco This
Ill nature on their part is taken as
absolute Indication that it had been
7T-ori T1fed on maze three)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
AGED CITIZEN DEAD

Stevo W kiddwolI AGED IS, died at
the nome of his son. D Kiddwell. us
state Line street. this morning The
remains will be shipped by Emmer-
ling over the c. & q. tomorrow 10 his
former home at Kok, mo where the
funeral Will be held.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
RABBIT HAD SIX LEGS

BUSTANG. Okla-PuIing fine
sight on a jack rabbit that loped away
III front Of him near here The other
day. Edward Everling scored a direct
hit.
Upon picking UP the animal Everling
was surprised TO discover that it was
the posscssor Of six legs
The bunny was sent 70 the Univer-
sity Of Oklahoma, where it will be
mounted for the department Of ZOO
logy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
BY j. nARr CAMPBELL

TsTAFF coFPFspoNnrNT % sFpvIcFI
SAN FRANCISCO CAL June 10
The making Of a platform that viii
avert the threatened storm in the DEM
ocratic convention over issues ike the
league Of nations and prohibition over
which leading democrats are split. was
still occupying much Of the attention
of National Chairman Homer S cum
minEs today
Cummings was in conference until
late hour last night at the Palace
Hotel with a number of Democratic
leaders already on the ground He
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

IINIERNA1IoNAt nEws sERmcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
INDIANAPOLIS. IND June
l9-Thc supreme court today
granted a stay of execution for
Walter Baker. convicted in the St
Joseph court and sentenced to die
on August 10 for murder
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
BULLETIN


INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
WASHINGTON. June 19-T IA
weather bureau today issued the
following forecast for next week.
For tho Region Or the Great
Lakes Moderate temperature; con
silerabIc cloudiness and occasional
rains during the week
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

MAURICE KELLY thinks that a short
cut to hell would be a stop-over in tho
shop where he works. h was laid UP
quite a while with rheumatism and re
turned 10 work Monday. Hot Say.
there aren't words hot enough 10 de-
scribe the heated atmospheric conditions
pormoatins tbs air Of that shop" said
the expressive MIR. Kelly.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

JIM ORTT says that people don't be-
ieye in going barefooted as yet. The
sale Of foot gear at his store has been
breaking all records. Jim says it was
due TO fair prices and efficient service
but-oe course 1t was because people
wanted shoes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

CULLIE SWANSON is wearing a
broad smile these days. Reason Stone
for the new Amer Tan Trust & Savings
bank building is on the way and Ham
mond soon Will have a handsome new
edihce
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

ONE SOUTH Holman street man
has repaired the pavement in front of
his lot. himself, and he did good job.
Now if some Of the others would only
follow suit a number OF teeth might yet
be saved
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
DID YOU
HEAR THAT

DR. r. Z. SELL Is driving a hand
some new car or course its A Mitchell.
Doc wouldn't drive anything else
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19
AUGUST sCHNE

AUGUST SCHNEIDER of the Stand
ard Steel Car company IS back from
Paris after an extended European So
journ. Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider Will re-
SIDE in Chicago. where Mr.. Schneider is
connected with the Offices OF the ON
pany.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

THE school board. fearing that A new
building cannot be erected in time to re-
place the Lincoln school. has decided to
erect seven cottages on the old site. use
them for school houses this year and
sell them when the new house is finished.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

THE LANGFORD Tire & vulcanizinE
company is located comfortably in the
new cement block building on the site
of it's cid quarter son South Holman
street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

MISS MYRTLE PFEFFER. Ham
nond's police matron, just resigned. has
been offered a house detectiveship IN 4
biz State street. Chicago. store al a
handsome salary. she may accept.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

MGR. JIM MICHELSTETTER Of the
orpheum theater has temporarily turned
the sign coolest place in town" to the
wall because of the chilly weather.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

CONAN SCOTT of the Enterprise Bed
company has been in Omaha this weok
on a business trip.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

TRUSTEES OF the public library want
the new city hall built in Central park
and are anxious TO see the public Ii
brary south Of the tracks on Holman
street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

DAVE PALFRENYMAN. the land
scaPe gardener leaves tomorrow for
Connersville, Ind. whore he will lay out
A new golf course. Sep. l he goes to
Magnolia Springs. Ala, TO lay out one.
Both are Bendelow courses
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

JUDGE c. II. Fredorichs maintains
that he cannot see what 1itue whiskcy
in a mans collar has TO do with his rub
Der boots and gold watches.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

SOMEONE with ambitions 70 set up
in the world the other day stole two ex-
tension ladders from S1s Truman ave
nue.. James Kennedy was the former
Possessor Of the ladders and nov he
cant climb
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-19

J. ". EBERT of the Simplex plant
has sold his Michigan avenue home and
bought what Abe Kabibble calls a
bunglohouse on Eaton street