Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 38, Hammond, Lake County, 20 November 1920 — Page 2

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SANITY INQUEST REVEALS QUEER FACTS E. Hammond Man Creates Dummy Wife to Take Place of One in Bussia

Faul Hytfucke, It Compiny House. Et Hammond, was founJ lna.ne yesterday In a sanity inquest which -a conducted in Judge rrfat's court. Further investigation today by Constable Morris Bobaon brought to llgiit facts -which make his case one of the moat interesting: tn years. Medical v.ta f Hammond confess they never in wof anything quite like It. When the constable went to lly-du-ke's home this" morning to ta possession of the personal property he discovered what he at first thought to be a woman in Paul's bed. She was lying with her face to the wall. "Pardon me. madam," sid Mr. Dooon," but you will have to get out or her. I'm to take charge or this stuff and ss'.l it 'and see that the money get's to Paul's wife in the old country." The lady never moved. Morris, thinking she was a hard sleeper, approached the bed and shook hr shoulder. The "lady" flopped over on her back and at the same time hir face slid out cf place. Morris was dumbfounded. U was a dummy. The demented man had evidently spent considerable time in manufacturing a wife to take the place of the ne over In Russia. She twas life slsed and carefully shaped to lines whicn corresponded to Paul's Ideal. She was luffed with rags and had retired with her street clothes on, even sporting a rather soiled corset. Faul had taken no chance on tiring of one dummy and having to iuild a new one. He met this emergency by giving feer an Interchangeable face. Hs had "ben saving calanders and posters which had life-slt4 faces of women on them. The&e. faces he carefully cut out and fastened over the rhis of his dummy. Occasionally he changed them to make himself relieve he waa a regular lady killer. The rooms were all ftued out for the benaf.t of Faui'a lady. The bedstead alone cost him SI0O and other furnishings were as elaborate. Its had also pent considerable money cn her clothes and the constable found a larc5 asortment of bright colored gowns and. hats and some dainty "intimates.'' Hyducke has been la Hammond for a number of years. Ha had worked for the Ahlborn Construction Co.. for thirteen sears and had appeared normal until a short time ago. Vticn Ijia queer .action caused his arrest. It as first thought that he was drunic, because of the Uuor fumes which, were noticed. However, it was soon evident that he was mentally unbalanced and Uie Inquest followed. Ills mental condition is accounted for in a measure by a barrel -f rank homemade liQuor which was found la his rooms.

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er "sevrat days, the Gary newspapers fca carried stories of the big lied Cross call r.ass meeting at the Commercial club to be addressed by Gen. Peter Treub. the commander at Fort Thomas, Ky., who had command of 30.000 men In France. The announcement of the meeting was made in the schools. Invitation cards were sent to every member of the club. A great crowd was expected. The meeting was hf-Id last night, but robedy attended except Capt. It K. Xorton, chairman of the lied Cross Call in Iake county; Kobert Phillips, chairrran in Gary; yargaret Hanlan. chairmart or publicity, and Rhoada Welding and Pentua Kelntz, two of in captains In the driva. The failure of the public to put in an appearance was merely another trample of the Indifference it has shown throughout the drive. In Gary, at least and no doubt throughout the county, the drive hae had better directing hands than almost any of the campaigns during the war. Reaiijung that they would sot have the war fervor to aid them, th volunteer workers prepared carefully. The organisation was very carefully selected and the publicity was all that could to desired. The newspapers gave their space without reserve. Tha theaters Tan slides and made room for th four-minute speakers. The drive was scheduled to elos :n The county today. With an objective or 25.000 members. Gary has between three and four thousand. Workers hae had the most djscouraging experiences, ven to rebuffs that were insulting. This afternoon they made a concerted Tort known as "mopping up." Gen. Traub, who made his talk to the leaders of th campaign who were preset last night, said that the Hed Cross hss I5.0OC.O0O set aside for war service and JU.OOO.COO in supplies. It needs funds to carry on the work of teaching tha pesple th essentials cf good health and doing relief work abroad.

"DISARMAMENT HONOR NOT HERE".

ET NBWTOK C. PARKE 'STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE! GENEVA. Nov. 20 "Wc must tell the peoples of the world frankly that the hour for general disarmament his NOT yet arrived," declared M. l.. ommnc. of the Belgian delegation, addresln the league of nations assembly mooting today. The Belgian statesman adooated the creation of an international army under the league of nations with an international general staff. He said that an armed force was necessary and pointed to the situation in Armenia as an example of the league's presont impotency without an army. George Ntchol Barnes, a members of the British delogation, urged action in Eastern Europe.

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N3W TORK. Nov. :) Before we get through with this investigation we hope to find who is responsible for such a condition of waste and extravaganca which is still going on.'" said representative I'at 11. Kelly of MichIran. member of the congressional Investigating committee after the hearing of more charges of graft and Incompetence today. Tt was the first definite statement in cu.-t by any member of the committee sicca the sensational probe began. "Nobody seems to care it's the people's money." added Kelly with, considerable heat. Then he gave a brie resume of what the testimony had disclosed, especially as regards the graft and waste in the system of supplying shipping board vessels. '

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BUSSIA MASSES MANY THOOPS 1AMIOX. Nov. an. Soviet Russia has massed 15 divisions, of troops on it- western frontier and has begun mii.tary operations on the neutral tone between Poland and Soviet Russia, according to an Exchange Telegraph, company dispatch from Berlin today, quoting a radiogram received in JSerlla from Moscow. The Polish gov. rnrnant .at Warsaw is aaid to be i-larnved over the possible intentions f Russia.

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"We are compelled to carr war into the Polish-Russian neutral tone because -of the attacks by the antilolshevrk forces under Gen. Balacho:tc'a and Gen. Pctlura.''

A WRONG IMPRESSION Editor Times: On reading an article :n Tl-.e Times of Nov. is headed: Walks Into Cop s' Arms." it immediately occurred to me than an erroneous impression might be left with the good peon''! of Ummond ss regards the many young men accepted at this station for the U. S. army, ss jell as the strict policy of the government as t character qualifications cf accepted recruit. The armv does' not want ji! birds. It is against the law to accept arjy man who Is under sentence of a courf, of ho has served, a term of Imprisonment In any penal institution, exee-rt when speal "authority is granted by the adjutant general of the army to enlist such a man. We want only ambitious men, men that hae enough i'lte'Iigence to grasp the opportunities offered bv the army to better their srations in life, if a bum slips by' us and gets iuto the service, h" is always discovered and dealt with accordingly. The hero of the account referred to above was in no way a bum. He is a young man of good education, a mechanic by trade and with no marks against his character. The old "wanderlust" caught him and he struck out to see the world. On arriving in Ha-m-mor.d. his unkept appearance and his preferred mode of travel, made him r.-.ore or less an object f suvplcian. He decided to join the array after talkirg It over with a recruiting man. Ht was not ordered to join by any civil authority in lieu of punishment of any kind. He had enough intelligence to s?e the manifold opportunities offered ty the great new army.

The account In The Times, while it dees not state positively that the army takes men from jails and enlists them, nevertheless miffht leave tHat impression on people. Beinj; Jealous of my profession and thoroughly aware of the high standards and Ideals Maintained and striven for in it, I cnuld not allow even a remote chance fcr erroneous Impressions to gain sway In tais community. r.OET. G. CRAMER, Sergt. G. S. I.

NEW ERIE AGENT AT CROWN POINT NEW TORK. Nov. CO The following Erie appointments are announced. Z. E. Fanning has been appointed agent at Crown Point. Ind.. vice G. E Teems, transferred. G. E. Teems has been appointed agent at Decatur, Ind . vice I. F. Foley, transferred! I. F. Foley has been appointed agent at Magley, Ind., vice C. E. Heikes. transferred. Stewart .1. Kelley has been appointed master mechanic Allegheny and Bradford divisions, vice Clarence II. Norton, whose duties will hereafter "be confined to the Susquehanna and Tioga divisions. Hugh S. Wilson has been appointed commercial agent. 138 Transportation buiiding. Chicago. 111.

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