Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 17, Hammond, Lake County, 8 July 1919 — Page 8

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YOUNG NEW IS NEAR COLLAPSE Autopsy on Victim Will Be Performed This Afternoon for Clue.

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(ttriJ.STlN r;rriANArciai, x.i . July s. a UfaJonf fries. of Hairy S. New. Jr., T "-- to X.o Alleles to aid la a legal tattle to th lrr of Tried !. r from tit (tUonrt. Hi la John W. Claypocl, aa attorn?, who hold to accused mu In rUyh eatearu. Attorneys for Seoator Harry 8. Nw, whom Naw claim as Mi fataar, da. cliaad today to comment on reporte that they had 1een retained aa counsel for tie girl's slayar. LOS AN5ELES, July Harry s. New, confessed slayer of his twenty-ear-old fiance. Frieda Lesser, in lonely Topango canyon early Saturday morning. w:ll be formally charc'd -th first decree murder today. The crrr.pla!nt w;Ii be asked for following the autopsy of the body of Frieda I f-ssfr and the inquest this afternoon. Ml'RD Kit K R XEAR tOI.LPr. New spent another sleepless night, haunted by visions of the dead sir'. He is near collapse and- may not be ab'.e to fctar.d the ordeal of the inquest as he had slept little or none since he was arrested at 3:30 Saturday morning hen he brought the body of his victim to the police station and calmly announced he had murdered his sweetheart. Owing to threat? that have teen made against the life of New by f riends of the dead girl a special guard of detectives lias been asked for him today at the autopsy and inquest. Xew is not afraid. however, de'-larir.g he would welcome death. He said today that he was sorry he had -vt t ime! the gun upon himself after the shooting of his sweetheart. tllESTIOS ABOUT GALLOWS. During: the night he continually conu'.ted the Jailer and special guard that is kept with him always to prevent him taking his own life, about gallows, how they are constructed in

California and how long it takes for death to come after the trap has been sprung New was represented by an attorney, John 1 l ha i (Jann today. He has no) given up hop Mint Senator New. of Inllim, who h" claims as his rtlier. will come to his aid

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rtand aside and see my mother fight for m life pi net icall y helpless and jnn'ilrv iod. how I hate to face inv mother when .she ui rives tomorOV .' TO I'l.RKOItM AlTOl'M. Whether the whole fabric of the store told by New icsurjinn the condition of l'ricda tii-ssrr was to be torn aw. iv was to be decided at the autopsy to be performed on the body of the K r I ut 1.3tt this atternoo nby Pr. A. K.

! Warner, county surgeon. If New s j statement that the g'rl was to ha'e ! become a mother n true. a nurse j whose name i hr ;.!ic htive. and w ho j aee,.,j.:i t his story, induced the 1 gnl to spurn manias'- and conseVt j to undergo .in operat ion. will be j for.-;d to detail the story .Miss 1 cesser I told her. This stoiy may throw an entirely new angle on the cvse. A

nurse giving her name as Mit;i maunders, who lives near the home of Mrs Alice Lesser, mother of the slain gul admits she is the woman New- referred to and gave out a statement that the report that Miss Lesser was in a delicate condition before she met dentah was false. However, the police will insist upon a detailed statement if the autopsy shows M:s lesser was to have become a mother. If the autopsy proves Miss lesser was not expeiting motherhood an effort will be mad to uncover the exact nature of the emotions which led her to refuse point blank to marry according to his own story, had placed all his hopes for a happv life in the girl. I'id she at the last moment tell hun she would not marry him because there was a stain on his name? 'Has the story of his parentace zoinu over and over in her and

until at last she told htm she would not marry him, and New. In a freniy, drew the pistol he had kept in case of holdups and shot her. These A e questions the police may yet have to solve.

athletics. expositions, contesting In county and state meets for all literary and athletic values, all these had their first beginning n Muskogee and have, reached as high a state of advancement there as In any city of Am.rlca. Pcrhaps as many trophies t.ik'n out of the

University Annual Meet by Muskogee pupils hang upon the. walls of Muskogee's schools as adorn the rooms of any other schools anywhere. lr. A. K. 'Winship, who knows more schools and school men than any other man of America and who is perhaps the ablest school c.rnie living in this country, boldly declared that the Muskogee system presented more of the elements of education that educate than Jny other system he had seen. "This is the story in a nut-shell of the pioneer and remarkable work performed by the Muskogee schools for the last ten years under Superintendent K. S. Monroe. It entitles him to high rank not only in the stale but in the nation and he receives both. He is loaving the state with sincere regret following him from every educator in Oklahoma and the

larger onrs of the whole southwest. He j is going, like his. coming. Is lofty, gen- ! uine and trlumpluint. Hammond. Ind..

a large suburb of Chicago, needed a superintendent. The school board select -id six advanced systems of the Unltod States from which to choose n. superintendent. Muskogee was one they visited.

The committee took their time. Inspected the whole svstom, ns they had the other s stems with utmost care, and upon returning home they unanimously offered Superintendent Monroe Hammond's schools, because, as they said, in organization, in management and efficiency they were the best we have seen.' "This is a contrast to the semi-prdit ica) campaigns often waged to secure positions in the. school world. Hammond end Monro.- are both to be congra'ul.ifed. The state has lost one of Its really great school men. The influence of his works, his sterling integrity sjvl noble conceptions of life and education will remain with the slate throush 'he year-."

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NEW SCHOOL HEAD REACHES HAMMOND IContlnued from pag-e one.) ary line Superintendent Monroe demanded efficient teaching and perhaps it Is not too much to say that Muskogee teaching efficiency, beginning first and constantly improved by the cigi'ance of a consumate teaching master, is th equal of any city of America. Muskogee was the first city to introduce deep and broad supervision. Ardmore in the early day probably the only city keeping step with it. Music, art. physical culture, manual training, domestic art and science, writing and primary, all received expert supervision in the Muskoge schools from the earliest reriod. "After these two values were established then came quickly the conquest of his city, the attention and respect of the state and finally the favor of the best school men in America. Every student activity, supervised play and games, debating, folk dancing, glee club organizations, music in all forms, dramatics.

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General Burleson refused today clthtri to confirm or deny a report that his resignation would be placed in the hands of President Wilson when the latter arrives in Washington tonight. The postmaster-general denied himself to press representatives, sending out j word that he would not discuss the: matter. His refusal to dany the report I led to the general belief in official cir- I cles here that his resignation has been

prepared and was awaiting the president. Burleson has been under incessant fire ever since the wire systems of the country were, taken over by the government as a war measure and their administration placed in the hands of the post office department. Charges that he had "wrecked" these systems were made on many occasions from the floor of both houses of congress, and demands for his resignation have been

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PUBLISHED STATKatXZfT tsubt conPAjrr Wr O. P.VXTON' .President FRED It- MOTT Vice-President FRANK HAMM"XDseretary-Treas. H. J. GESCHEIDLER.Asst. Sec.-Treas. Condensed Statement of the condition of the Hammond Trust & Savings Bank At Hammond In the State of Indiana, at th. close of its business on June 30. 1919.

ENGLAND REVERES CAPTAIN FRYATT (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! LONDON, July S. England today paid

homage to the memory of Capt. Fryatt.j the fearless British skipper who was j put to death by the Germans in Belgium !

for trying to "ram" a U-boat with his unarmed merchant ship. Scenes recalling the funeral of Miss Edith CavelU heroic English nurse, were enacted Just before noon when Capt. Fryatt's body arrived at the Charring Cross station and was borne along the Thames embankment to St. Paul's church, where solemn services were conducted in the presence of a vast throne. The roads leading to the church were lined with bare-headed crowds, j ' After the ceremonies the remains were taken to Capt. Frvatt's old home in Dover Court.

minister, will address the assembly upon G'-iiiany's foreign policy when the vote ,s taken. Dr. Bauer, the rremier, will deliver an impoitarr speech or. Thursday on domestic Qutmons,

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LOWELL

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Loans and Discounts .$259,

Overdrafts Liberty Bonds 91 Miscellaneous Bonds 92 Furniture and Fixtures 19 Other Real Estate i Advances to Estates and Trusts Due from Departments 7

Due from Banks and Trust Companies 1S.S90.6J

Cash on Hand 16,441.69

6. 520. 20 .403.66

965.00 428.42 75.91 357.28

WILL VOTE WEDNESDAY f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 BERLIN, July 7, via London. July 8.

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Cash Items

Taxes and Interest Paid

Total Resources

$523,503.92

Mrs. Warren Kancher has returned to her home in Hammond after a visit here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. .Theodore Donabour returned to their home in Chicago last evening after a visit here with her mother. Mrs. Henry Bridegroom. Alva Wood was in Chicago on business yesterday. Mrs. Etta Malone and Mrs. Ben Uybourn were called to Rosseville, Ind.. vesterday on account of the death of a grandson of Mrs. Malone. The continued dry weather Is giving the farmers much concern over the outcome of the oats crop. Other grains do not seem to be suffering ao much for rain as oats. W. J. Shirley returned to his home in South Bend last evening after several days visit here with li's relatives.

UABILITHS. Capital Stock-rPaid in 50.000.00 Surplus 10, POO. 00 Undivided Profits Net 13.70 Interest. Discount and Other

Earnings 12.102.oi Demand Deposits. Except Banks 262.62S.73 Savings Deposits, Except

; Banks 141.912. 5 1 Certified Checks 302.51

Cash Over 125. S3 Bills Payable 45. 000. 00 Cashier Check 1.418.75

Total Liabilities

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State of Indiana. County of Lake, ss: I, Frank Hammond, Sec. & Treas. of the Hammond Trust & Savings Bank of Kimmond, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. FRANK HAMMOND. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 8th day of July. 1919. My commission expires March S. 1920. FRANK R. MART IV. Notary Public.

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