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Evening journal., 1920-08-07
POLES AGAIN
SEEK PEACE

Continued from First Page.
ready h0s taken some action I'm the
situation.
II was announced at the State De-
partment that this government Is in
constant touch with the Allied cap
itals on the situation. .Onclals said
that II was evident that the Allles
are feeling their way on the Po-
llsh problem and Il was stated that
the government is proceeding in the
same cautious way.
ZURICH. Aug. Z (Via London, 1910
a. Nd, United PreSs).-Poland again
has requested the Bolshevid 10 cease
military operations against Warsaw.
A wireless message addressed 10 the
SoyieiS was sent out from Warsaw to-
day. II asked Tor military respite
and Suggetcd that "aggreiNe military
activity be mutually suspended"
The message also requested that the
Polish peace delegates af Minsk be
permitted 10 communicate freely with
their government
MOSCOW, Aug. Z (By wireless 10
Paris 1.30 y. m.).-BolSheyik troops
rcsuming their drive against Lem
berg have reached the line Of the
Strypa river about 50 miles from that
city. il was announced today.
I'VE occupied TerrespOT and
Mychenec and reach the Sirypa river.
also defeating the Poles northcastward
of Brody," said the statement. There
was the nercest fighting on the right
bank of the River Bug. We captured
kovel and Luisk. We have begun an
offensive against General NranqcI
(and-Bolshe,ik leader in the Crimea)
and have captured AleXandrOn."
BERLIN, Aug. 7 Omitted Press).-A
general railway strike will be de-
ciared throughout Germany IL the
French attempt 10 send troops across
this country TO Poland, it was reported
today.
Il PARIS, Aug. Omitted Press).-Mar.
shal Foch will participate in the con.
ference at Hythe(. England, between
Premier Millerand, or France. an,
Permier Lloyd George 10 which th,
Russion situation will be considered
The foreign Office announced toda,
that Millerand and Foch will start 70
Hythe tonight, returning Monday.
Foch favors military action agains
Russia.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

ment that will hold for It the con-
fldence which IL deserves.
we are in a time which calls for
staight thinking, straight talking and
straight acting This is no time for
wobbling. Never in all our history
has more been done for government.
The most precious things OF heart
and home were given up in spirit
which guarantees the perpetuity Of
our insttutions-if the faith is kept
Continued on Page Five.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
mn coTDISS M poI Am

Or. Archibald Goudiss, OF Philadel-
phia, who is reported to be endanger-
ed by the advancing Bolsheviki army
in their march toward Warsaw. is
a brother Of Alexander E. Goudiss. a
New Castle business man, and former
resident Of this city. DR.. Goudiss has
been in the war torn section Of Po-
land for several months, with relief
workers among the Polish sufferers.
He had not been in communication
with his relatives in this country
since entering the service, until two
weeks ago, when a niece Of his in
Philadelphia received a letter stating
his whereabouts.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

BERLIN, Aug. Z Omitted Prcss).-A
general railway strike will he de.
eiared throughout Germany IL the
French attempt TO send troops across
this country TO Poland, it was reported
today.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Surp. for month Of June 20 6,2S65i
Two letters Of complaint against the
Diamond state Telephone Company
were read and referred 10 the COM
pany for adjustment. Patrick kehe-
her wrote that he had been over
charged Si07 and after registering a
complaint with the company had not
received remuneration w A. Russell
wrote he had been unable TO get a
telephone installed In his home after
wailng period Of 1--WE weeks.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
BRAIN TESTS
by sam Lloyd.

D MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS
No 493.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
AND YOU KNOW
KEIGLER NEVER LIES
Why Not Go Fishing In Cal
umet With Old Tomato
Cans.

Since nobody seems 70 be coming for
ward WITH hsh stories this year. Ray
Ketgler. barber. AZ the sam walker
shop in Hammond. offers this one for
what It ls worth.
Keigler and a friend were fishing
near Black Oak SUNDAY The mon
otonv was al last broken by a resl
bite RAYS line zipped through the
water and then stopped
The barber took II easy and then
started 20 pun in carefully as the pole
was bent nearly double under the
weight OF the catch.
Don't let him get away: It's whop-
per" said his companion anXiously-
Then as he noticed the exertton Il
was taking to land It he suggested,
.Hiaybe It's snapper.
Finally Ray brought TO light an old
tin can half flll Of mud. He was dis
Eusted. The hook had caught the
edge Of the can but the bait WAS gone.
He was about to throw the can back
into the river when commotion in
side aroused his curiosity. It was
caused by bull-hesd four inches Ions
The nsh had nabbed the bait but let
20 iust as he ducked into the can
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
Farmer-Labor
Campaign To
Open Monday

Final arrangements have now been
made for the monster Lake county la
Dor celebration and opening OF the
Farmer Labor party campaign at the
Indiana Harbor lake front next Mon
day The labor Organization commit
tee has worked together with the
committee Of the CITY council and II is
now an assured fact that the snair
will be a success. weather not inter
ferins
The parade viii form just or Of
Cedar st. on 1Ssth and f4oth streets
and from that point will march on
C@der to Guthrie. thence % Michigan
and over to the lake front. II IL the
belief or the cuffirnittee that a short
snappy parade viii he more Of g sue
cess than long drawn out affair
Arrangements have been made for s
bands 10 take part In the parade and
play at the lake front sfterwrd.
The afternoon will he devoted 70
games contests. swimming and other
picnic activities There will also be
during The afternoon and evening sew
ersi speeches 10 start the political
campaign which will be waged throu-
ghout the county until the election.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
VOTERS
REGISTER
SLOWLY

Registration Of voters in Hammond
4 dragging along rather slowly today
and al noon II was estimated that only
about ten per cent Of the city's total
vote had been registered
few precincts were running high
er than the average but all over the
city little interest semed to be shown.
i mad been expected that the women
oters would turn out strong TODAY but
reports from the various precincts
showed that the men and women were
running about even.
Il is possible that there will he
late hour rush at the registration
booths and preparations arc being made
10 care for such an eventuality The
registration boards viii be i'm session
at all of the polling places until 800
o'clock tonight. and leaders OF both
party organizations are urging all who
can possibly do 80 TO rign up after sup
per This will take much work from
the 'moppins Up" squads Of the differ
ent precincts and will also tighten the
load of the registration board on Octo-
ber when there will probably be
many changes 70 record.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
Litigation
In ak Law
Is Renewed

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Sept t-On
the ground that the case should Re
thrown OUT Of court because the legis-
lature has lezalized the acts Of the
state tax board. Z s Lesh. assistant
sttorney-general has filed petition for
re-hearing Of the case In which the
supreme court held that the tax board
had exceeded its authority in malxins
horizontal Increases This became
known today
Th- action ~ the arsifsnt attorney
general follows long line ~ litixa-
ton First citizens OF Marion Co.
sought TO enjoin the County Auditor
from collecting revenue under the In
creased valuation Tire injunction
vas granted but was later set aside
bv the appellate court upon trans
fer to the supreme court the decision
or the local court vas upheld and the
state court was held 70 have exceeded
It's authority
Now the assistant attorney genera
contends the case should be thrown cut
because the question in controversy no
longer exists.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
ADAMS WHITE MULE
JUG CONV|CTS HIM

ANDY Salczyski's back yard Al 46s
Morton avenue. Hammond. presented a
strange scene late last night. Bv Ian
tern light group Of men anNiouf'y
watched for results As one or them
welded shovel
Detectives Einseie and Singer and
Sergeant Kunz. Of the Hammond poltee,
were the principals in the moonlight
party Einsele presided at the SHOW
eI Plnces in the back yard were
sought which gave evidence OF being
freshly dug Spot after SPOT ~as
'ound but n each instanc, Einsele
was able 70 expose only a mess Of o'i
sour raisin mash.
The men we're getting tired ~ The
Job when Einsele gave q joyful exclam-
alton. The dirt few fast Soon he
was able 20 hook his anger in the han
die Of large jug which he drasge
forth The cork was pulled and Zach
man took q smell in turn
White Mule" they agreed N unist Fl
salczynsld was marched of 20 iail.
This morning in the police co6rt he IN Z
tered a plea OF guilty 70 the charge of
having liquor in his possession and va
given ane and costs amounting. 70
$40. He also has thirty day sIsa
pended jail sentence hanging over him
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
MAKE THEM SHOW
THEIR STATE BADGES
None But Fish and Game
Wardens Can Halt You
While Fishing.

Persons on being taken into Gus
tody for violations of 6sh and game
laws Of Indiana should require the
person acoosting them to show their
badges said Richard Ifeber, direct
or OF the state department Of con
servation Fish and game wardens
have badges showing they are nsh
and game wsrdens and the badges
are numbered The person arrested
should take down the number for
possible future use"
Nj. Lieber commented on the situa-
tion in Lake county where consta 81 Is
and deputy sheritfs have been arrest
ing foreigners for alleged FISH and
game law violations Only wardens
or their deputies are authorized 10
make such arrests. Mr Ideher SAID
Several eonsta bles and deputy sherirs
~ Lake county have lost their jobs
as the result Of the state officials in
vestiestions there
Mr. Lieber conferred with Jesse
Eschbach chief examiner for the state
board ~ accounts. TODAY r. ascertain
If books ef Lake county justices ~
the peace can be looked into with a
view Of checking up fines and bonds
said to have neen tsken from foreign
ers who have been arrested in viola
tion Of tho law by constables or
deputy sherins
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
CONCERT IS
BIDDING FOR
JAZZ BABIES
South Holman Street Mer.
chants Switch Band for
Orchestra from 7 to 10.

on. You Jazz Baby"
The world has gone crozy over jazz''
Quotation from a famous minister
The band concerts on South Holman
street will be no more seven piece
lass orchesrs will take its place aud
Will continue the concerts throhI gh
September. playing every SATURDAY ev-
ening from seven until ten o'clock one
OF Chics go's most popular quartets will
appear three times during the program
Saturday evening
The change in the original schedule
from band concerts To jazz concerts it
iE predicted by the South Holman st
merchants who are financing the af
fair. will prove far more popular. An
effort was made some time go to get
the jazz orchestra but tho membe
were on a vacation in Chile.
The change in the weekly program
win prove far more expensive than
was first figured. but IT viii hs an en-
tertainment from start 70 finish and
will get a good hearing. states Harry
Grimmer who is one OF the promoters
of the affair.
Among those who are active I'm
making things hum on South Holman"
says Mr. Grimmer. IS the hrm OF Till
man and Startsman. who are soon 20
move from sac Holman TO the new
Sprsgia building which will be com
pleted in few days.
El where In this issue will be found
the announcement OF tho program for
Saturday night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
WEST HAMMOND
SCHOOLS WILL
OPEN TUESDAY

Pubic schools OF West Hammond
viii open next Tuesday morning. Sep
tember 7th
The Wentworth school starts the
new year with a splendid corps Of In
structors and y fs believed that the
schools viii register another forward
step The high school has now been
equipped with an up-to-date science
laboratory and courses in general sci
ence are now offered
II addition to the regular commerce
Al academic work the school VIE
have courses in mechanical drawing
and manual training. A very com
piete course in domestic science for the
girls OF the seventh and eighth grades
being offered, Last year number
of the girls made their own graduation
dresses
During the vacation months the Mrs.
Helen Keller. who IS the teacher in
charge of the club work has visited the
homes Of the boys and girls enrolled
ir the clubs and reports The following
membership: Garden club. so. Wage
club, S5; Pet stock club. IL: Canning
club, 20 In the past few DAYS sever
aI hundred quarts of fruit and vege-
tables have been canned by the girls
IN the domestic science rooms OF the
school
The Board Of Education has heen
working hard to keep the wentworth
school up to high standard and the
work is meeting with the approval Of
the patrons. The hoard Is composed
Or Martin H Finneran. president. FREQ
Siegrist. secretary: a. !, Brusel. 7.
Corner Fred SteIgng. John Murray
snd Joseph Miller Otis " sGlaymore
is sups srintendent OF the school
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
ALbALANCE
IS TOCOME
VERY SOON
Both Parties Anxious To See
Results Of Regist-
ration Today
ZINES BUREAU At STATE CAPITAL
INDIA ANAPOLIS I'M So.

1NO4ANAHOllS. IND Sept -
During the next week or ten DAYS when
most of the voters who registered on
Saturday nave forgotten about il the
two political parties viii begin to
strike on their hrst trial balance" or
the campaign.
The registration law requires the
county auditors 10 make two copies
OF the registration lists-one for ths
republican county committee and the
other for the democratic county CON
mlttee
WILL CHECK OFF NAMES
Both parties will at once begin q
check or the names on the registration
books to determine. by comparing with
the poll books. the number OF repuh-
lican and democratic voters register
co. Ry this procedure the parties can
reckon on their voting strength in No
vember and lay plans 10 build up the
weak places in the organization on the
second registration dsy. Oct 4
Indications are that the registrarcn
system row in operation for the HFA,
time in Indiana. will tend 70 sttmuiste
party organization activity
SUCCESS TO HEAvfEsT
AS no voter can vote Soe uuaeas
he or she has registered it is oov*o.,r
'alot tNe party n6N1ne me DeS west
registration stands the best chances
of success Bur the Saturday regis-
ration viii not he conclusive Il may
be that in a certain locality one party
may have the advantage in the number
of registrations on the Hrst cay but II
is the intention OF both parties 10
center their efforts for the second reg
istration day on the precincts and the
counties in which they ran low
REPORTS ARE CONTRACTING.
Conflicting reports about the inter
est women are taking in the election
are being received at the headquarters
Of the state committees The dernocre
tic state committee because of lack
Of organization. il having difficulty Z
building strong women's organiza--
tion. The republican workers report
great success among the new voters
II is also discovered that IN thoaa
sections of the state known as edemo-
cratic" il past wears the women are
not taking much interest in tho csr'-
peign and that these secttcns VIII
show light registration Of women
IS certain IN some of the Northern
Indiana counties il - asserted that
more than 50 per con; Of the women
will be registered Saturday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
McGill To
Run For
Congress

The rrers-Labor party arnounc-
es that ] II McGin has acccpteo ~
nomination for congressman from the
Tenth district and his name will ap-
pear upon the ballots.
Mr.. McGil is well known manu-
facture OF Valparaiso He has ac
cumulated fortune through the mar
ufacture Of electrical accessories ann
other industries with which he is cen
nected He is preparing to make
strenuous campaign in the district
Hammond headquarters for the party
have been opened in Rooms y and
IS of the FIRST Trust & Savings bank
building Gene Hunt viii be in charge
of the headquarters and may be foura
there during the DAY ana evening Carl
Mullen Of Hammond mas been placed
in charge cf the held work IN the
county
The Farmers-Labor party IS prepar-
ing to bring number Of speakers
of national reputation into Lake coun-
~ and the Tenth district 10 help witr
the fight. thorough canvass vii
he made and meetings viii be hello
In every oommunity. using the new
tent, recently purchased.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
Harding Gentle
ny EORcE "a HoLMEs

STAFF CORRESPONDENT / N. sERvicEI
MARION. a., sept ITO hand Of
L. =. marines, who came 10 seren-
adc hts home today, scnntor War
G.. Harding gave what can he
considered his only nnswer to dem
ocrstlc chHrEes that the republicans
are seeking to buy the presidency
While mentioning no names. sen
atOr BardIng's short. informal talk
TO the soldiers pointed In it's
references TO the charge and tac-
ties OF the democratic opposition
''As I see "a, must not drag the
attention Of the American people
into mire when II - their whole
hearted desire that their attention
shouid be centered upon the prob
Iems which nIl wish to fRce
brRVeIy and wisely, and together.
As ~, must concentrate
my sttentioB upon construction and
cot upoS abuse"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
HARD COAL INDUSTRY
AT A STANDSTILL
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

" ILN ESBA TNFNE1. "a NEpI- IT Ne
anthracite industry was virtually at a
standstill today, the insurgent "vaca-
ton" not having gained ground but
the weekend and the approach Of La
Dor Day giving the workers real va
cation feeling
Early reports show that $50 collier
les were idle TO-DAY and about $4,000
men in idleness. The t5e-up viii be
general over Labor Day and probs bly,
on TUESDAY mine workers seldom re-
spending for work after hoiidaN
Union leaders md operators look FOR
back 20 the mines" rusp on Wed
nesday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
BIG BILL" UNDER
ARREST ONCE MORE

'Pie BIZ subotich Of Indiana Har-
bor IS in again This is eithe. h's
thiTty-hrst or thirty second arrest ont
Of which ne has two convictions 70 hi.
credit This time ne Is charged With
keeping house of iu-fame al 5ao2
Guthrie street Those arrested IN tn,
raid are r. Laneford North Har-
Dor EIrns Mfier. Chicago and Rutr
wilson Riverside The arrests wers
made by officers zarNovlch ard Jenu-
sanski
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
NOTICE TO
ADVERTISERS

Owing 20 the new additional ad-
vancc- In tho Of labor. print pn-
per and NIL other mnterial used tn the
publication ~ this paper. We are COM
PEELED TO increase the price of diSpIn>
advertising cents per Inch --rr-
chants. groceries. markets. "nd drug
stores. This increase viii take eGert
" edncsday. sept. ist
THE LAKE COT NTY PRINTING AID
Publishing 90. PUBLISHERS or
THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
CONTINENTAL SEED
DEEDS ON RECORD

GROWN POINT. Ind Sept 1.-Two
Instruments representing a large outlay
Of money filed for record on FRIDAY a.
Crown Point. Walter e. New. of Ham
mond. selling 70 the Continental Seed
Co. lot six in calumet Industrial Dis
trict for s55 900
The Continental seed Co. fled two
mortgages IN favor Of the FIRST Trust
& savings Bank Of Hammond for $50
and the other FOR 100000 on the above
property
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
BRESSLER GOES
TO AURORA, ILL

Robert f. Bressler. manager ot the
o Jordan Compan. A. Ea At Chica-
20 has resigned his position and VIII
leave next week for Aurora. Ill where
ne ha . accepted similar position with
the western Wheeled Scraper COM
pany Mr. RresSler and family viii
move from Hammond 70 Aurora next
Tuesday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
new WAR WITH GERMANS? mo" SAYS HINDENBURG
Cox Abusive

TsTAFF CORRESPONDENT 1 N sERVIcEl
MILWAUKEE. WIS. sept. g.
Either you. ur. Hays, nre n per-
tur~r Or MIR. tphnm is "a faIsiner."
with this dramatic alternative.
GOV. james VI. Cox. democratic
presidential nominee, brought 90 n
climax in speech here today hts
denuneiRtion of republican leaders
who. he cIaimr. Rr~ raising - sI5.-
100000 ..sIush fuuei'' With which 20
buy the presidency OF the L. 3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

LONDON Sept As the twenty
third day of his hunger strike opened
the life Of Terence MacSviney lord
MAYOR OF Cork. hung upon "A thread
which NAV be severed any moment SO
alarmed were the physicians attend ng
him in his HOSPITAL cell at Brixton .jail
that early TODAY they gave orders for
bidding his relatives to converse With
him The slightest erertion would
DC fatal Is ths prisoner. they explained.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
rErER MARoNoWsKI-

FETER MARONowsKI East Ham
mond truck driver. whose car collided
with the machine of Oscar Reginer Of
Riverdsle H.. recentlv al the corner OF
Columbia avenue and May street Ham
mond announces that the Rivordal le
mans damage claim has been settled.
Maronowski VAS responsible for tho &C
cident and the American Automobile
Underwriters In whsch he carried in
surance. has paid Beginer $500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
NOT ENOUGH
TROOPS TO
KEEP ORDER
Won Hindenburg Declares That
Germany Needs Army
Badly
BY FRANK MASON
LsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N sERVlcEl

Copyright, 1920. Ry The / n. S.
HANOVER. GERMANY. Sept A.
Germany commence a new war? I'm
possible. Germanys war God" Won
Hlndenburg frowns with displeasure
al the mention of hot-headed young
Prussisn officers eager for a war OF
revenge against France In the boom
ing voice Of an army offissr NO mas
seen much service IN the ield he de-
MED that he has any liking for any
or that his native country has
any warlike aims. He laughed loudly
nd clapped his hands together when
told that a large part OF the world
suu regards Germany as a military
menace.
OLD SOLDIER STILL ALERT
Gen. Field Marshal Paul Won Bene-
ckendorff und Won Hindenburs. more
commonly known as Field Marshal
von Hindenburg. chief Of star OF the
German army. Is living quietly and
simply at 80 Sellhorst st Despite his
3 years he is agile and alert: mis-
voice is arm and his hand is steady.
lie has the straight figure of sol
der.
II - ridiculous for any thinking
nan to assert that Germany Is in
position to undertake a new war" de-
clared the old soldier. when seen IN
the library Of his home today we
have not got enough troops left to
maintain crder in Germany As
matter OF fact, 1t appears that the al
lies dc not want Us 20 maintain or
der II Is impossible for Germny 10
attack France
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
lNIEaNAIIoNAl Ngws ssavIcEl

Fsff1-V7I ~ --T-- F--->T----
terv Of state Colby TODAY refused
r. cfsclose what action has been
taken with regard - the revocation
Of certain clauses Of commercial
treaties which contravene the pro
visions Of The merchant marine act.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04
THOMPSON
IN HAMMOND

Big Riil+ Thompson and bunch ~
mis- constituents numbering 100 IN all.
were in Hammond Last night op tive
trsil of a festive vote. Corers were
iaid FOR the crowd al Vel known
hsh resort and YOU can't hrc = perch
for love or money today in the
dinner sector
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-04

JOHN. age Ave. bad put In an IN
pleasant evening trying 70 keep himself
amused. while his father and mother
were entertaining company. The eve
ming wore on with no one paying any
particular attention to John. who. in
despere ton finally approached his
mother and said: Mother. we'd better
60 to bed These people want % 20
home