Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 13 July 1920 — Page 3

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Errakir.gr a lock That has n-t bfcn opened for year?, and crawling througn a feed door in the center f.f his cell whuh only measures SxH fV.ches. i prisoner giving: his name as James UrCarthy. 2S years old. of Denver. Colo . broke jail at th Gary police, station during: the early morning hours yesterday. It :s th. first jal delivery in the history of the di-jiarimcnt. according to Chief Fur bis. this mo: nIng. McCarthy had been arrested in a west side home the same evenini for burglary. Whil he was not regards 1 as a hardened criminal, he was locked up in a lone cell in the upper part of the jail and yesterday morning the police intended to question him and make an effort to see if he had :i record in police circles. When an officer went to his cell. McCarthy w as found missing. At first it was thought that McCarthymight have clipped out of th :ail with some night lodgers who were released at 6 o'clock yesterday morning, but a check revealed that he had gained freedom in some other manner. An investgation disclosed the broken lock on the little door through which the prisoners are served their meals, that McCarthy had crawled through, this narrow space, slipped out of the door leading to the station room and crawled up s'airs through the city hall offices and down the other stairway to his freedom. Up to this hour the tirlice have been unable to determine how McCarthy was able to break , the lock on the little feed door as it was not only rusted shut, but a solid lock m itself. Before he was placed in his cell he was searched and nothing was left on his person with which he would be able to pry open the lock. According to the prisoners. McCarthy came down stairs shortly after 11 o'clock and made Inquiry as to where the Pennsylvania railroad came in'o the city, and which direction south was. stating that he was all confused as to direction. He then wnt back to his cell they state and laid down. An officer who looked in the cell room about midnight states that McCarthy n'is lying on a bench in his cell apparently sleeping. Just what hour after that he made hi? escape 13 unknown. None of the other prisoners admit that they saw him leave. As soon as the police leraned of the escape tney got in touch with every police head in the region. From the best available information MrCarthy 00k a Crown Pom' car and at the Hub boarded a Pennsylvania frieght. Yesterday two train riders were taken off a train at Loj,anspcrt and the police are in hopes that one of them will prove to be McCarthy. On account of th poor telephone service, it t-ok Chief Forbis over an, hour to got L, Transport on trie wire. An offjCer left for Log.insport today to make the identification .

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Moot Questions. Atty. W. J. Murray and his three associates who stormed the Board of Safety meeting yesterday with demands that the police Jc-r a.-.mnt ondict a ' clean-up" of Indiana Harbor and rid the city of ail undesirables when forced tc show their hand before thSafety Board we:e forced to admit that the city is now clean and that as ior.g as it cor.i.iues so they are s, ; - fied. Thr .mission came aftii a lengthy a S'."ji,on which us op n"d by Atty. Murray and in which the mavcr. C. P. Burdick and A. J. Burnst and Chief O Donnei; participated. Atty. Murray's taik was much th same as his previous talks in" the Civic Club roo-ms although nor as inflammatory or vehement. Ho stated his belief that rare riots were impending and that th -oRfl.tion was caused by an crgv of gambling, vice and hot leg-

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gmg. A. J. Burn.- stated that property values were decreasing and suggested that the Civic dub be allowed t.- appoint a chief of police to take the place of Ch'ef J' T'on n-1 1 for thirty das Although the committee claimed to ha-, e xh. name.- of seventeen joints th' y were not given t : the Safety board. It was finally admitted in rcrdy to questions by th mayor that the city ;s n w q jiet an 1 all objectionable features have been eliminated but the committee m.-i.-tcd that the re be a clean-up in order that things may remain as they are. They finally left with th rromlse of Chief O'Donn'-U that things u.ll remain as ti.ey are. Tii board received antice from the G.nTiewf-U Fire Alarm Company that the company will rot 1 mger be able to in.ill the G'im'wr-'l system in K.ist Cr.iago at t he origmaly stimatetj pri -e but that .ti.'y will he able for a period of thirty d; s to install it for less il-an $32.fn"io. The city attorney waa m.-truited to dra-v u; an ordinance for rfsrulating traffic and parking privil ges . The resignations r.f Frank Vadjina and fl'vi- Kovaih from the fir department and Mike Shafron and W . J. il-.-'n from th p-.te de;artment wr-re accepted . Thos. King and Joe Eisenhutt wer" appointed on the f.re department and Mike Kusko. Alex M:cha!n icz and J -hn Steve on the police department .

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A few- cents buys "Panderine." After an application of "Danderine" you can rot find a fallen hair or any dandruff, besides every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, more cclof' and thickness. adv.

Mrs. C. I. Ingersoil is expect'd back fr .m Manawa. Wis,, this week whT'? sh-- w as called oy the illness and death of her grandson. Albert Ingersoil. The little lad. who was the yon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ingersoil. dud of cere hro-me nin g it is on Saturday noon.

Atty?. Sproat. tvhinery and F.arnett i of Hammond, transacted legal business J in Crown Point on Monday. j Mrs. Walter Boesel of Leroy was I operated on for appendicitis at the! West Side hospital in Chicago on Saturday. She is a daughter of Mrs. Chloe j

Ross if this city and resides at Leroy. Ht-r condition is very encouraging at this writing.

Mrs. George Bliss of Chicago came, to Crown Point on Monday afternoon . to be the guest of her mother, Mrs. j Rosa Greisel, for the week. I t Miss Alice Hill of Michigan City is j spending this week with the A. II. W. t Johnsons. Miss Hill was a former' teacher in the Crown Toint Schools. j The Misses Bessie Black and Mar- j guerite Maack loft on Monday for Bay- 1 field. Wis., making the trip by boat. They will vis t at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Black, who are residents of j that place. The Misfes Gladys Beatrie of this'

city and Iionnaventura 1 u Boia of Pyer are employed at the I.ake Co.

Title and Guaranty Company, beginr.ing their work on Monday. Miss Margaret Kramer and her s ster. Mrs. Richmond of Chicago, visited with relatives here over the week-, end. i Miss Nellie Taylor has returned from Hammond, where she was the guest cf her cousin over the week-end. , Mrs. Joseph Heinrich and brother. Tom Xorman. were with Chicago relatives for a couple of days the latter : past of th week. " j Mrs. Kmil Batt'rman is entertaining' her sister. Mrs. Frank Kluchcr and!

two children of Hammond, this week. Clarence Bare, who tr- empieoerj vv th Pennsylvania railroad, t? spending

a week's vacation with his mother and sister. County Auditor George M Foland and County Surveyor Kay Seely are in Indianapolis this week attending the special session of the legislature. Matters pertaining to the lowering of the salaries of these two Bake county officials will be taken up. Mr. and Mrs. James Heath, former residents of this city but now living in Chicago, are spending a couple of weeks here staying at. the Commercial Hotel. Walter Allman is assisting at the Allman Gary Abstract Office during the absence of his br tiv r Claude. ho is enjoying his annual acation. rw MAP.nnr.n i.irnEs Jamfs I'.yan. Mi'.ici . Grace M Kinley, Gsiy. Stephen Gunn, Fast Chicago; Alice Saho. Whiting. Andy K'lik. Car; . Katie Krsk vies. Gary.

WiU'iam Johnson. Gary; Alice Taylor. Gary. j Andro Spok Gary; Mary Hurncryik. ! Gary. j Terry L. Buckins. Gary; Theresa C. 'Rowland. Gary. i John O. Crist. Gary, Mary J. Wat- ! son. Gary . i Stewart Smoch. Hammond; Clara F. I Ambus Hammond. ! Vincenzo Ferran'ille. Hammond, j I. fill Montalbana. Hammond. I Henry Tirkms. Gary, Maggie Miles, j Ga ry . Henry C. Steiner, Chicago; Ella J. K i a u k . II l arl. i Wm . B. Taylor. Gary; Bora O. Kniff-

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! The Moore fam.iv attended the chil-i-j rn'.! con. erf in Griffith S:.n.day even

ing . Mr. and Mrs. Myriei Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. H. Barton ate d.nner last Sunday with the F. B Price fain.ly M H. Pic-ro". Myiel Pierce, and H. Barton, were County Scat tsitors last Monday . Mrs. Emma Mcrton returned to b"r home in Breokficll. 111., last Sunday, after a w e .--k s v isit with her sl.er. and family. Mrs. :iyie; P.er. Mr. M. H. Pierce was on the sick list last w e e k . Mr, Fred Fo sherry f.-om Chicago, was a caller in town last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Y . Witschorek. Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith and children. Mr-c Ella Sm.th and ch.ldren of Hammond, Mis. W . J. Rider f i oni Oi-io, all vicitf,i at the Barton and Zuv er h"m last .: . nd.i: . Mr. Elmer r wey from the Ep worth League Central office in Chic ?o g ve a fine talk n Ep'vorth league i' ork and all of th" different bran. he.

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