Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 164, Hammond, Lake County, 30 December 1920 — Page 5

Thursday. Dec. 30, 1920.

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t OIS WW AGAIN IN SERIOUS TROUBLE King of Gary's Italian Colony Accused of Dispensing Moonshine Tils "Jim" Cfsar, klnc f Uary Colony of Italian U In again. For the fifth time since the Volstea.l set went Into effect over two years ago. Ceasar wa arrested by tho Uary poiice. for violating the state liquor law. It was only laji month that he wad arrested for the ame otTense which time orders were lbsued to conr.scata the bar fixtures which were yanked out and taken to the Uary city market where they were stored. For his fourth offense Ceasar received a n JSO fine and a 33 day jail sentence in the Gary police court. He then took an appeal and furnished bond. Ceasar who Is a political pnwer among his nationality rifle every effort to gret the city to return his fixtures and when he found this impoj' Bible he installed a lunch counter n tiis place at 1541 "Washing-ton street nd reopened his place for business. On a tip that Ceasar was up to his eld tricks again, a police "stool" went Into the Ceasar emporium yesterday tnornlnp and it is alleged he bought a pop bottle of moonshine, & common nil popular way of dispensing liquor by "dry'' saloons on the south side. According to the police they obtained two marked one dollar bills from Ceasar with which the agfnt had purchased the moonshine.

MAN AND WOMN FATALLY WOUNDED CHICAGO, ec. 80. Mrs, ITrancsa B.r.ano, l. widowed mother of seren children and Tony Cuatellon. S) years old. and father of five children, are In a hospital today both fatally wounded. Coatellon, who, jaccorUlivir to jthe police, had for some time been trylntf to foroe fc!a attentions upon Mrs. Ilersano, early this morning crouched in the entrance to her basement home In "Little Italy," atvd when she entered fired two shot which took effect in her head and abdomen. Costellon fled to hie own borne a block away and fired a bullet into his head No hope Is held out for the l!va of either by officials of the hospitals to which they were taken.

Personal and Social News

PLAN INAUGURAL . FEIEFOR TOY Various Bodies Arrange for Attendance of Ceremonies

A. W. Zehtner of Ruth street has gone to Dubuque, la., to visit his parents over New Years. Miss Esther Lund will a guest ot the K. J. Lamberts at a formal party at the Edgewater Beach Hotel New Years eve. The T. T. Us will give a bob party tonight. They will finish their ride with a party at the home of Clarence Minas of Rimbach ave. where they will dance and have refreshments. Born to Mr. and Mrs. It. A. Goddard, a son, yesterday, December 29, at St. Margaret's hospital. Both mother and baby are doing nicely. She will be remembered as Miss Lorlne Seward.

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Th Indiana Society rf Chicago, composed of HoosWs. who, while exllfti in th Windy City, are still interestpd in their home ,tate, will send a delegation of members to Indianapolis, Jan. 10. for the inauguration cf 'Warren T. McCray as Governor of Indiana. It is expected, too, that r. McCrsy's inauguration will attract largs delegations from many parts ot ue etate. Citlrms of Kentland. proud of the di.'finotion which has come to one of their townsmen, are planning to com" in force. The Columbia Club will entertain the visiting members of th Indiana Society of Chicago at a luncheon to oe held soon after the inaugural ceremony. It is expected that both the incoming ani outgoing Governors alj-i will be present at the ljncheon. Lucius Tcter. president of th Indiana Society of Chicago, lias named a special committee to plan for the trip t. Indianapolis. Charles "YV. McGu're is chairman of this committee, which Includes Louis W. Landman. Stephen S. Strattan. Walter J. Riley. Fir.ley P. Mount, John C. Shaffer. John T. MCutcheor., Wilbur V. Nesbit. George T. Buckingham. Harry K. Kurrle. KJ. ward Rector and William A. Heath.

Berniece Eastwood who haa been spending the Christmas holidays witn her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. .- wood. left today for Winchester, Ind.. to attend the wedding of Doris Davis, who will become .a bride on New Year's day. Miss Eastwood will go from there to Bloomington. Ind., where she is a senior in the home ecomonlcs department and will be graduated in the spring of this year 1921. Kathryn Huchel, Genevieve Oauthier, Frances Ulst, Evelyn Pracber, Grace Bell, Marion McAleer, Thelma McAleer, Carolyn Faxton. Marion Cunningham, Eleanor Shanklin, Mildred Whinery and Mr. W. G. Faxton had a matinee party in Chicago yesterday afternoon when they saw "Irene."

Mrs. Max Schneider of 532 Forsythe avenue entertained at an after Christmas grab bag party at her home last evening. About ten of her friends were guests, they had a very nice evening and good refreshments. In the afternoon Mrs. Schneider entertained a number of children for her daughter Maxine in honor of her fifth birthday.

Mrs. P. C. Crumpacker has returned from Chicago where she spent Christmas with hsr daughter Mrs. C. Scott. :

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SAY HE PLOTTED PRESIDENT'S DEATH INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Dec. 30. A deportation warrant has been issued apslnst Petro Peirre. an Italian anarchist of Chicago, convicted of plotting the icath of Presld-nt Wilson, it va announced hor today by IT. 8. Atty. Robertson. Pierre is now uniier entenco of three and a half years for his share in th death plot. H Ias appealed the sentence and hla detonation will be held in abeyance until the appeal is derided. Peirre and two other anarchists p'.oted to kill the president a.nd Secretary McAdoo while the trio were eerving terms in the federal prison at Leavenworth for opposing the selective service law. They planned tht tfc one released first would be comrnissioned to carry out the assassination; Peirre first out. was arrested .t Cincinnati by federal agents.

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Don't forget the Christmas festival given for the benefit of the hungry and sick children of central Kurope Saturday. Jan. 1st. 1J21, Unity Hall. Saecgerbund Fidelia. l2-3J-2

PLEATING AND RE -PLEATING All kinds of skirts in one day. Button covering, hematltchlnr. braiding, all work guaranteed. Call at Wassey's. 91 State St.. little weat of Hohraan St. Phone Hi Hammond. 8-2T

Prizes galore to be given away at 26th Annual Masquerade Ball at Unity Hall. Hammond, Friday eve. ree. !lsc. Iadies 30c, gents 55c. iluslc by Dickinson. 12-2S-i

Kev. Alfred E. Meyer, one of the best orators In the United States wKI make the Christmas address at the festival of the Saengerbund Fidelia in Unity Hall Saturday, Jan. 1st. 12-30-2

Ering your children an friends to the Chrlstmaa festiral at Unity Hall Saturday, January 1st. 1951. L.ittie presents for all the children. 13-i-3

Mrs. Maynard Smith who has been at St. Margaret's hospital for the pat two weeka has returned to her home, 252 Standard aieuue. Carl I.ange, Alfred Ebert and Edvard Schroer left for North Judson today to attend the f jnoiaj of Geortfe Iemke who was killed on the I. H. Irallroad Tuesday. Mrs. "W. A. Cannon of East Chicago vefy delightfully entertained the Harmony club at a one o'clock luncheon at her home in East Chicago yesterday. After a prettily appointed coursa ljncheon was served the afternoon vii spent iocially. Miss Teresa Schutz who underwent an operation for appendicitis throo weeks ago was able to sit. up for the first time today anl is unprovin? slowly-

Mr. and Mrs. George Hannauer and children spent Christmas !n St. Eouis as the guests of relatives. "William Swanton w ho spent Christmas in Hammond as the guest of relatives has returned to Newark, N. J. The Awgwans will have a bob party New Tears Eve, Thy have planned a ride into the country nr.d then bacK to the home of Kathryn Huchel whero they will dance and have refreshment?.

H. A. Eanman's mother Mrs. Lanman i a guest at the lnman's liom; in Kenwood. Mr. l'.-n Marr, Mrs. Eanman's father is ako a guest .it their home. Miss Anna Gehring delightfully entertained a number of friends at Christmas party at lier home on CIumct avenue. The house was prettily

decorated In Christmas colors, rianc-J ipg and games were enjoyed and

d.iinty two course luncheon wai served. Marion Dunnigan is entertaining a number of, friends at cards this even-

Mrs. C. A. Shapley of r.o.-ton, Mass.. and Mrs, II. D. Eurke of Chicago are the house guest of the W. A. Htlis of 28 Highland street for a few days. Kathryn Oberlin returned yesterday from a few days' visit with lrlendj in

Indianapolis, among them Ir. anl Mrs. Miller, formerly of Hammond.

Peckman, TMi'hard Tinkham, Virgil P.ejter, Arthur 1'eckman, Clarence Minaa. Charles and David Nagdeman, Alfred Kaufnian, 'William Silver. Ey-n-,an l;etz. Martha Lund, played several lovely pongs on tlic harp for her guesta. Miss Caroline Poppnhusen ntri. ' jjua j. . jl i .. a i

tained a number of friends at a party at her home In Glendale Park lait evening, the time was passed socially and a nicely arranged course lunchean was served. The guest invited were Margaret Plrie. Mrs. Fred Carter, Gladys Pell. Mrs. Annis McEean, Kdith Puff. Helen Johnson. Kathryn

Oberlin. Kathryn Sharrer. Mrs. R. il Dean Dorothy Kohrer, Mrs. P. MooreUead. Mrs. F. Beta. Jr., M-.ldrr i Sheerer. Virgene Hammond. Mrs. K land Stinson, Marie and Eleanor B-c.-. -man Cecelia and Wilma Bieker, laiii t Fitsgerald. Irene Carter and Mrs. .v. Iddings.

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