The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-05-02
RESTORES
ORDER At
CALUMET I.
Stones Hurled At Band, from
bone Player
Is Hit.

4GyHz Leo Mccormack of Eaye Cnioa-
! go 1@SS eveoins stopped out of an au-
FornondIs IN tAs midst OF e bowling mob
that was milling back and forth on tina
ftre~ts ana Sidewalks Ia front Of the
Columbia hail at Calumet. Children
hired at twenty-five cents apiecs BY OF
Penent workers w-era beating tin pans
yelling and hurting stones at q No
I'orns&ck brAss band
TT WAS A REAL JAZZ
FH& ngnta threatened between men.
EVoFnez were being showed back aud
torsh TN che Ghrong. A riot was irnpend-
tas. 4eE Rzsd kids we're armed With
Ger bottles and pop bottles.
The police hsd ben called and were
prepared to battle the beIlxxsrent
'lders Of the throng. This mayors
grst word ~as 70 ths poIica. Tell
hem L hav@ something 70 say to Them
- said 20 The roltcA Don't make any
l<T~~ta III quiet them
DEUouTCzs DEMoNsTRArror
Il scanned impossible TO stiu the e.
Eitsd men, women and children w7hl
made tina strse4 black for q block The
kerd was parsed. however. and tho
mayor was able to Be heard
hAXO1 IL FECw0EED
Tnere ia no excuse for such q shame
!ul DEMONSTRATION ss this." said the
mayor. Whoever inGtted these school
children Co hu<1 stones ana bricks is IN
American WHISTLER hs be Tor me or
against rne You who are voters hAve .
FERROUS duty 70 perform IN traain1ng the
'uturs generation for citizenship.
NO xxCusz FOR BRAwLR
There In no excuse for men and
women brawlin8 On thu strests.-
The mayor was evidently provoked
. cheer started ard increased until II
bscsns tia greatest ovation Moor
rack has had during ths campaign. The
Individuals who had bribed tho children
and endeavored 70 bring about . dis
,Sraoeful r4ot slipped away. The child
rem were sent home. And the men and
women TANNED Columbia han 10 heat
fhe scheduled Mccormack speech
uAPoRT RUFRxANs
The fTaeao was al ont and out attempt
10 break I'D the Mccormack parade and
nsstins by stoninR the band and thu
mayor and engaging hia supports rr In a
15t nEht. A number Of runriens from
"ther PARTS OF the city wers In thes BIZ
crowd believed to have been enaDloysd
by hcCormEeSrs snszn3=s 10 lead th4
males, The Casualties vvars light. how,
ever. One musician waS hit b. a stona
and lbs trombone badly battered.
Whether others were struck Is noe
Known
FIcxuE8a tern DOWN.
4 campaign or destruction is being
fsrrtAd sn sEssnat the mayor. His pic
lures and signs are torn down at nixh4.
The police learned that tho nchooi
p ildren had been given Is cent?
tpieos - they ieft school yesterday at
ternoo1 and told 70 be ia front or tha
Columbia hail e 200 o'clock to veil FOR
lnother candidate and raise Ned.
WHAT MCCORMACK SAYS
I have told my workers TO make no
g. ernpt 70 re%al4ats to any such tacticst
aid Mayor Mccormack s-Tear4ns
Town my pictures and attempting 10
break up ny meetings shox that some.
Sody Is desperate 7 feel more conf
sent nov Of my nomination than ever
lsrore because know ths people OF
oast Chicago DO not approve OF s,ien
demonstrations
Mccormack sentiuent vvna stranger
q E-a~t Chicago and Indiana Harbor
p6ay than ever before. The rnavor,a
olicy OF leaving hts opponents strictly
Some and combining himself 10 construct
se campaigning has given him a zreat-
vaius Ia tho eyea Of ehA voters