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The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BOARD TO SELL
BOND ISSUES TODAY
$225, 900 in Road Bonds
Will Go To The High :.
est Bidder.

CROWN POINT. Aug l3-No. gravel
road bonds have been sold in Lake Co,
during the past year. on account OF the
rates being low and interest rates so
high. This afternoon 1925. 600 worth
OF bonds will be put on sale by CO
Treasurer Bradford $4,000 for the
Barnes Road and $4,000 for the Nc
Cracken Road. The nrst bond issues
on these roads we're sold before the
var being sIo2.0oo for tho Two roads
and the money has been in the treas
ury ever since With the additional
bond issue. they viii total 1927. ZOO no.
The McCrachen roads Is 22nd avenue.
Gary and connects Broadway and Eas7
Gary The United Construction Co.
OF Hammond has the contract. Tbs
bonds pay 40 per cent interest and
County Treasurer Bradford has al
ready received bids and Is sure OF
sale and the roads which has been held
up so long can now be completed
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BRITISH PLAN
TO FREE EGYPT

LONDON, Aug 2s-Great Brttain's
plans for freeing Egypt. according to
the Daily Herald today, include the
following:
Abolition OF the British protec-
torate.
2-Great Britain to recognize the in
dependence and full sovereign status
Of Egypt.
3-Egypt to have full control of her
foreign relations.
The British army Of occupation in
Egypt 10 be completely withdrawn.
British officials in Egypt to join the
Egyptian svernment service or leave
the countryl.e
These terms, the Daily Herald sta
ted were included in the settlement
which Lord Milner. representative OF
the British government had c1ected
by the Egyptian nationaliSts Lord
Miner headed a commission that went
TO Egypt IN February 70 confer with
the Egyptian nationalists
The first intimaticn that Great Brit
ain contemplated granting full inde-
pendence to Egypt was conveyed in an
announcement printed in the British
press today.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
WHITE MULE CAUSES
A BLOODY RIOT

The East Chicago police last night
answered a riot call to l5lst street
where they we're informed a big hEht
was in progress. They fourd that the
whole trouble was caused by the white
liquid which was trickling from one
lone still
The trouble started after all present
had imbibed freely Of the white mule
and all of the available supply had been
exhausted. Then the drinkers decided
that they would divide the still so that
each would get share and then the
fight started
II was bloody scene when the po-
lice arrived and placed three under ar
rest Mike Krivokevcha SOP 15lst
street. was arrested for selling liquor:
walter Dombrowski 534 Kenwood ave-
nue. Hammond. was arrested for heat:ng
up few Of the others and Sam Mad
vek 4s1a Homer Lee avenue, vas also
implicated
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
JOHN MOONEY
SUFFERS FROM A
NERVOUS COLLAPSE

Friends Of John Mooney, one of The
Times energetic reporters. will regret
70 learn that since his return 70 h.S
old home in Cleveland three weeks
aso. he has been under the care Of =
physician on the verge Of nerv 7us
collapse and has been sent 50 the
country with instructions 10 rest. IL
has been forbidden to even read or write
and has to foreEo the daily newSpa-
pers. which viii De the worst blow cf
all TO John The last word from HIM
indicates that he is recovering slow
ly. glad news for his friends
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
Program
for Races
Excellent

CROWN POINT. IND, Aug 2s-Hoth-
ing but driving rain storm Will stop
the greatest card OF horse races ever
seen in Lake county here at a three
day meet at the Fair Grounds this
week and wonderful lot Of horses
has been entered as follows
Wednesday. August 25
800 Pacing
T. Miss Elnora Neil. bay mare by
Neil Medium. Ed. Green. Agt.. No
mence, Ill
. Sadie May. bay mare by Ire
gantle Boutwell, and Williams, Gary
) DR. Pratt $ &. by VIII Davis.
Jessie Turner. Hebron, Ind.
4 Lady Glover. b. m, by Trader,
Sol Byrd. Gary.
Peter c. br g by Ectasis. Will
Muster Valparaiso, Ind
s Warren Dillon. b. $. by Guy
Dilion. T W Ready. Niles. Mich.
Wednesday. August %
$50 Trotting
Miss Margaret NJ. b. M. by
Madden. Us Green. Momence, III.
2 Queen Jolls b. m. by Ben Jolll.
Boutwell, and Williams. Gary
3 Dandy Bolhert. :. by Colbert.
J. H Turner. Hebron. Ind
a. Franklin b. = r.. by Cricket
Tom. NJ J. Reed, LaPorte. Ind.
s Peter Niles h C.. by Peter The
Great Alex. John, Elkhart, Ind
8 Teddy Jay. b g by Asof. T.
W Ready. Niles. Mich
Wednesday. Aug 25
!. Canthrox. b. m. by Red Medium
Ed. Green. agt Momence. III.
2 Willow Brook b. h by Mitre
Barrer Bothwell and Williams. Gary
3 Miss Norvsl. br m, by Norval
worthy y. I Edwards. Crown Point.
!. Big Game. b. e. by Prairie Game
Albert Stevens. Gary.
8 Gene Wotan b. M. BY ~otan.
j Line LaPorte. Ind
s. Gold Medal b g by Coont
Lewis, z Line agt. South Bend. Ind
:. Frank II Porbee. b. &. by J
Malcolm Forbes. r. Line. agt.. South
Bend, Ind
8 Hattie V. Todd. br m. by Iowa
Todd, R Line. agt South Bend
g wm. Donlin b :. by Wm. Penn
J.. NJ. Quinn. LoEansport. Ind.
10. Virginia Brooks. b m. by Mar
gin. Chas. Method. Goshen. Ind
Running Entries
Forbid. J. Singleton. ST. Louis. No.
Noiseless. J. Singleton. St Louis
Mo.
Reg. J. Shafer. Hudson. Mich
watermore, J l. shafer, Hudson,
Halle Busche W. wright Hic-
ksville, o.
lizzie Ham. W c. wright. Hicks
Vile O.
Iron Queen. Harry Thomas. scotts-
hurr Ind
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
POLES RECAPTURE BREST LIT0vSK IN GREAT VICTORY
WHITING
HONORS HER
HERO UtAD


WHITING. ID Aug 2S-The bodies
OF Frank oscar Girard and Sergeant
Norman Rabe. both Of whom died over
seas. While serving their country dur
ing the world ar. have now been laid
10 rest on American soil. The funerals
ct both though in different cities, were
very similar. being in charge of the
American Legion. a frinG squad pour
ing three volleys over each grave as
the caskets were low cred to their fnaI
resting place The buglers sounded
taps ana with this Writings two rrst
returned heroes were committel for
ever 70 the keeping or Him who watch
es and knows everything.
The funeral Of Norman Rahe took
place On Friday At Michigan City. Ind
where the American Legion at that
place did all honor together with the
citizens of the city. To represent the
Legion of Whiting. Harry Powers and
Harold Reynolds, were sent 10 Mich
igan city to participate in the funeral.
The funeral there was q double one,
the other being Earl kirkham.
friend of the Whiting boy. The re-
mains Of both young men lay in state
At the court house until Friday morn
ing. then they were removed 10 .ue
home Of hirkhams sister. Mrs. Geo.
Bennett l20 East Seventh ST.. from
where the services were held at
clock. Rev. w B. Warmer. pastor
of the First NJ. E church and formerly
Of Whiting. officiating. At the con-
clusion the remains of the two heroes
were carried to the waiting hesrses.
where the firing squad presented arms
and the band played the national an
them. The procession then moved to
Greenwood cemetery. where the Ameri-
can Legion escort proceeded and corr
Quoted the burial service. The band
played the national anthem and Rev.
Warriner read the committal service.
The War Mothers also took an import
ant part in the funeral Of the two boys.
Sergeant Rabe who was % years or
age was one Of the frst Whiting boys
TO enlist for service and his death be-
ing caused by pneumonia following
the signing OF the armistice. being con-
tracted while on guard duty at the
Coblenz prison. He is survived by his
n nlother, Mrs Catherine Rabe. a sister,
Mrs. Benjamin weidman and a brother
Harry Rabe. who is also in service and
was here on furIough from Quantico
TO attend hts brothers funeral
FUNERAL OFF GIRARD
Frank o. Girsrd. youngest son II
Mr. and Mrs. George l. Girard WAS
born in whiting. February 23. 1891 He
was a graduate OF the Whiting high
school where he was a player on tho
championship high school basket ball
-
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BURNHAM
RAID TRAPS
SUSPECTS

Frank c. Miller. well known
Burnham character. well known in
night life in Hammond. Gary end
West Hammond and John c. Heinie
both living at the Hotel Florence. l1-l1
Forrestville avenue. Pullman. were hels
a the kensington police station last
night as suspects in the 100000 maj
pouch robbery from the Pullman sta
tion of the Illinois Central railroad
Attempts on the part or witnesses to
the robbery to identify the paid appar
ently failed. although William Muszvn-
ski. IL years old. 1918 Stephenson
avenue. declared Miller looked like
the man who had taken the pouch
SUSPECTS ARE GRILLED
Miller and Heinie. who are employed
az the Burnham Bay inn. 2 resort al
Burnham were captured there late Sal
urdav night by Lieut. Matthew Homer
o, Kensington station and squad of
detective sergeants They were griiied
by Chief OF Police Garrlty. Aept No
mer. and federal and insurance detect-
ives working on the case
The Hotel Florence. where they live
is directly across from the station
where the robbery occurred Soth
suspects admitted that they had Sc,
the mail wagon. tcking the pouches
from the depot 80 the postoffics Both
denied any participation in the crima
They are being held 10 await a pos
siole Identification b. another witness
70 the AFFAIR
THIEVES EQUIPMENT II ROOMS
IN their rooms al the hotel Lieut.
Homer found revolvers, brass knuckles
and large automobile goggles. such ss
were used ~ t1e driver OF the bandit
car. The police have Information that
Miller was seen 10 board northeound
Illinois Central train the day of the
robbery.
Leonard Banks. arrested on Saturday
az scrut'nizsi ~ all the witnesses.
but none was certain he had been CON
uected with the robbery He also IS
being held for further questioning Po-
Hce are now searching for -wo Of hi
friends. Edward and William Touhy.
who arc said 20 own an automobils
SIMILAR t. the bandit csr
Miller used 70 be employed a. ths
COney Island resort. having char4- -
,he parking os the autos in frc =
the place and oteerw,se assis; q :. oae
OF the official "souacers.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
FOUR DROWNED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
Chicago Men Reported To
Have Been Fleeing
From Police.

CHICAGO Aug. 2s-The Chicago riv
er is being dragged today for the bod
les OF four men, believed TO have been
pitched into the water and drowned at
Sunnyside ave. early today when the
automobile in which they were fleeing
from the police. smashed into the riv-
er embankment. The wreckaEe hung
over the embankment.
Police had been chasing the men in
CONSEQUENCE of report that they were
responsible for the kidnapping and an
assault committed on a l7-year-old girl
late last night. The girl is in local
hospital.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BULLETIN

WARSAW, Aug. ~, via London, AaE
23-The recapture of nine important
cities from the Russians was reported
by the war office tonight. The Poles
are advancing on Biclostok, tho Rus
sian great headquarters in the field
The Official statement SAYS
"Mlvs, ROsan, Prxasnysz, Ostrof.
MaEovwieck, BieIsk. Bresf-Litovsk
ChoIm and Hrubiesof have been taken
by the Poles. We are advancing upon
RIeIostOk. We strongly hold the Bus.
river line"
The Polish war office makes special
mention of the fact that Gen Wey-
Eand, head of the French military mis-
sion, participated In the successful
Polish counter offensive.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BULLETIN


INTERNATIONAL hEWS SERVICE
WASHING TON Aug. 23-Poland
has informally advised the K. s.
that she has no intention Of going
beyond her chronological bound
aries in her drive TO push the so
Wet forces out of Poland, it was
learned this afternoon.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BU LLETIN
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl

ATLANTA, GA. Aug 23-En-
ginser John Harvey and his fire.
man, whose name has not yet been
learned are reported killed. and
Conductor Robert Addington, all
of Cornelia. Ca. is believed fat
ally injured as result Of the
wreck or South bound train No. 40
on the Tallulah Falls railroad,
about seven miles north of the
falls early today. Reports of the
wreck have not yet bee nreceived
except that the engine and bag
gage coach were derailed and
turned over.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BULLETIN

PARIS, Aug 23-The Polish war Of
nee expects to be able to announce the
capture of 10000 Russian prisoners and
400 guns within the next 4S hours, ac-
cOrding to information given out at the
foreign office today bnsed upon dis
patches from WARSAW According to
these advices mmunicatIoR between
the various Russian armies has been
broken. The Russian army ON the
frent In Northern Poland Is reported
TO have been cut on from its Bane with
the alternative of surrendering or fee
ing into Germany.
In addition 10 occupying Brest-LIt-
ovaIk the Poles captured all the forts
defending the city, the foreign office
stated.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BULLETIN
rIhrEaHArIohAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. Aug 23-Gov James
VI. Cox. of Ohio democratic can
didate for presidential honors. Will
be called upon to furnish to the
senate committee investigating the
campaign expenditures all the IN
formation he has concerning his
charges that SIS. 600 900 is being
collected and expended by the re-
publican national committee.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
ON WAY HOME
WITH HIS FISH

Word reached Hammond today from
Minocqua. Wis. that r, c Pierce left
that place ostensiblv for Hammond.
with box Of fish but that whether he
reaches his destination Nth them re
mains to be seen. Friends u7 there
say 1t will be a sad how II he dcesn't I
them.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
5 Pm. NEWS
FLASHES

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
IOWA CITY, IA. Aug 2S-Sev-
eral persons were injured. a mum
her seriously today when the
Rock Mountain Limited trainf on
the Rock Island railroad wasi de-
sailed 2l2 miles west Of here. Ten
Of the coaches turned over
relief train has been sent from
this city
The limited left Denver sr e:25
o'clock Sunday morning and was due
in Chicago this afternoon.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23

CAMDEN. y. J.. Aug. aS.-An inves-
tigation was TO be opened today TO fix
the blame for the auto bus accident At
Fairview las. night at which eight per
sons including four children. were
killed and fve injured when the bus
was struck BY an electric train. Three
Of the injured may die.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23

MARION. o. Aug. 23-Charies
Evans Hughes. republican candid
ate for president in 1915. viii ar
rive in Marion tomorrow for
conference with Senator Warren
c. Harding. il was announced here
today
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
TAKE 100000
R j S SIAN
PRISONERS
Booty and Trophies Bag.
Reach Enormous
Proportions.
BULLETIN

LONDON, Aug. 23-Loss of the Great
Ponah fortress city of Brest-Lito<sk
wss Officially admitted by the Soviet
war office at Moscow today. Bol-
shecik communique wtreIessed from
Moscow saysg
Eve have abandoned Bres1 -Lltovsk
and territory in the vicinity of o>tror
and ylodcva."
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BULLETIN


EHFNI EONNL NEWS bENFENET
CHICAGO. Aug 23-Serg. VIM.
Mulchahey, the second man to be
shot in the Pekin Cafe riot died
shortly after Serg VIM Hennes-
sy Hersche Miller. an ex-bailifr
confessed to the shooting Of Hen
nessey.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
BULLETIN

LONDON, Aug. 23-Gen. Budenny's
Russian cavalry army that has been
attempting a counter drive against the
Poles In Galicia, has been defeated and
has narrowly escaped annIhiIatIon, ac-
cording 20 a Central News dispatch
from V1ennn today.
The dispatch said that Gen. Budcn-
ny'a army In now a considerable dis
tance'' from Lemberg. Lemberg WAS
the chief objective OF the Red army
drive In GaliciR@
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23

DIES FAR
FROM HUME.
Wife Who Was Hammond GIri
Ignorant Of His
Death.

kENcSHt US. Aug es-Far fro.,
his nife and child both or whom ae
ignorant OF his whereabouts or ot H.
iast illness. Walter Z. johnson one ~
tae American soldiers who vent 4, tra
Mexican border III 1913 from Gary died
IN henosha a. the home Of his sister
Mrs Gustave Bridenhagen His wife
Nrs Frances Johnson formerly of
Hammond. and his four months Cd
oahy ere living somewhere IN Denver
al an address unknown t. the meme
oers q the family 81 the dead soldier
POUND EXHAUSTED
Late IN July, Johnson. who had been
ill for some time but VINO hsd not kent
IN close touch with his relatives aas
found in exhausted condition on
the streets Of Denver He was taken
70 the city hospital there where orl.
the address II sister in California
vas found IN the various papers in MS
pockets Through her money was S.
sured TO send the sick soldier 10 his
mother and sister in Kenoshe. but all
efforcs 20 locate his wife proved IN
svailing In Kenosha johnson could
not recall anything prior TO the illness
and the mystedy remained unsolvee
HAD LONG ILLNESS
Death came on Wednesday al ths
end OF long tran CT sickness which
started IN the service When the Ma
tional Guard was called out to 20 10
the Mexican border. Johnson then iiv-
ing in Gary. volunteered HIS
only letter while in the service cams
from Jefferson Barracks where he was
a member of the 18th company He
was sent south and the next word the-
received Of him he was found in San
Francisco. temporarily deransed be-
cause Of some illuess which he had
contracted. His sister was found and
through her efforts he was sent - a
government hospital in Washington.
Death finally came from dialation Of
the heart with tuberculosis as a con.
tributcry clause
He had been in the service for more
than ten months but because OF the
conditions Connected with his leaving
the service had lost or never received
any Of his papers. While in the sery-
ice he had been advanced to the rank
OF sergeant
TRAIL ENDS IN POVERTY
Since leaving the hospital at the
capitol. he had gone to Denver for his
health. but had been unable to accent
any employment there. His relatives
had sent him money as freely as pos
sible even impoverishing themselves =
keep him provided for as well as pos
sible. His death revealed that the long
trail may end in a grave in the pat
ters field for the soldier unless some
means is found 70 provide funds TO give
the body burial elsewhere. An ap-
peal has been made to the mayor and
TO the American Legion TO nnd funds 20
prevent the remains from being laid to
rest on pauper's grave.
The deceased had before his service
IN the army been a resident of Keno
sha. having been employed at the Sim
mons company here Later he worked
in the steel mills N Gary. He is sur
vived by his wife and child at Denver:
by his mother Mss. Anna johnson .
brother. oscar Johnson. and a sister
Mrs. Gustave Bridenhagen, all OF Ke-
noshs: and by sister Mrs Harry
Roland. in San Francisco. all of whom,
have given generously for his support
during the time OF his illness
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23
FUNERAL of GIRARD

Frank O. Gfrsrd, youngest son II
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Girard WAS
born in whiting. February %. 1894 He
was a graduate OF the whiting high
sc hool where he was a player on the
championship high school basket ball
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23

THE WEATHER.

FOR INDIANA--Fnir tonight and
Tuesdayg rising temperature Tues
day and in central portion tonight.
The Lake County times., 1920-08-23

| On streets and newssrands, So
| per copy. Delivered by CARRIER IN
Hammond and West Hammond.
y SOC per month.
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Escaped Beast Carsared Ky Circus
Men; Taken Awag IS a FlIrer.

New work. Esni,.Igegald aieua4eb
syo,,, cows - -
f1sa ~ the ereatasf ion I,,,s,fs tbes..
parfs ever have known enfled IS
..niiss from tails Village wlaea j elS;z,,,;
circus hsilds q press agent alld TIC
owner Captured the beast as,sl TOOK Il
away in 4 fliver
The lion escaped ron, ~ hoyfh IN
the eircus frain. The show was en-
route to Mfilville. IJnon slidine baclT
the lion cage door the fraineTs dis
covered one IL the inraates. ile one
with The most teeth It might be SAID.
had vanished.
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Patrick MaEoney, policeman of
the Boiler squad, who lives in Not
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whether or not to name his youngest
son Henry Ford Mohoney The child
was born in fiivver outside Mary
immaculate Hospital. jamaica, where
a room had been engaged.
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r. the circnit Court for Carroll County.
FraQcis Neal Parlze. Assignee of Assignee of
Mortgagee. VS.. John Fl. Myers and Nj BRIDGET
Myers. his wife, Mortgagors M
Ordered this 1st day of July. A. D.. 1920
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Joseph William Myers. ct az Gbrspaa;1ants va
Marie Gertrude Manning, ct al Defendants
Ordered this 1sts day of July. A. D.. 1920
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