Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 304, Hammond, Lake County, 14 June 1921 — Page 9

Tuesday, June 14, 1921.

CROWN POINT COUPLE VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT

SPECIAL TO THE TIMES1 CliOWN r)lNT, nd June 14. Shocking news fame to the Hall family In Crown Point on Monday when Mliis Ula Hall received a letter from th Deaconess hospital In Sjiokane, Vash.. ttlllnij hrr that both hor fathcr fcnd mother, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hall of this city, wore In the hospital, having been badly hurt In an automobile accident several days prior. Mr. and Mrs. Hall in company with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kln?ely had cone to a small mountain resort to spend the dnjr. On th return trip when corning down an embankment Mr. Kinsley In somf way lo?t control of the machine vSich turned turtle. Mr. Kinsley wa killed outright, Mm. Hall suffered c. broken hfp. Mr. Hall was badly 1'iuifdi. Mrs- Kinsley (.scaped un,;irt. Mr. Kinsley in a brother-in-'.k. of the Halls and it was In his home that the, Halls were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Hall were taken to

t h hospital and are petting- along- a3 u ell as could be expected, though Mrs. 1 1 a 1 1 will no doubt be confined there ;i couple of months. Mr. Hall la able to be about In a wheel chair. The Hulls left Crown I'oint for a -'(stern trip expecting to be jcone a u;le of months. It Is to be regret-i-d that their trip will have such sail memories for thm.

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SOLDIERS BURIAL GRIFFITH. Ind.. June 14. The christian church at Griffith, dismissed services ia."t Sunday morning on account of the funeral of Chauncey Walti rs. whoe body was returned from Iinc last Thursday. He was burleil '' :rh military horjors. all the ex-sol-

(Jriffith belnsr in uniform. The

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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many friendvr:rl the Whiting: Chapter Kastern Stars f ' r the beautiful floral offering- and kind n-ss shown at the death of our dear mother, Mrs. Martha loltins. Mrs. Mary Bishop, Mrs. Ixief.a Taylor, Mr. GorfTA W. Dobbins. 6-14

CAKS OP THANKS rc wiyh to thank our many friends and kind neighbors for their help and foral offerincs and the donating of their cars and the Rev. Hrauer, for his condolence during the sickness and death of our beloved mother. August Morltz. Children and Grnnd-Chiidren. 6-14

GARY NEWS

Woman Injured in

Gary Auto Crash

A Stephens automobile carrying Illinois licence number C$3733 and bftlieved to nave hern driven by a man by the narje of William Hoffman of West Hammond crasher! into a trolley po'.e on went fth avenue two blocks wel of the E. J. & E. tracks shortly before 11 o'clock last nlgrht, Injurintr a woman who Is said to haxe been taken to the t. Margaret's hospital in Hammond. Ietail9 of the crash were not b arned.

Given $130 Fine and Suspended Sentence

$150,000' of ownerless bonds on the floor of a Tellow Taxi cab in Chicago, is wanted, this time on a charge of giving a bad check- according to a warrant evrorn out Sn Justice Wellner's court in Gary yesterday charging him with issuing fraudulent checks. The charpre Is prererred by the Farmers State bank at Windfall, Ind. The cheek was sent to a Gary bank for collection, but wa returned with a notice that the writer had no funds there. Jagfer is missing howver and according to information when last seen In Gary stated that he was broke.

Thieves Rob Murphy Residence Sneak th eves " entered the residence of J. I Murphy at 122 W. 5th avenue in Gary sometime yesterday and after ransacking the hous made their getaway with three rings', two of them diamonds belonging to Mrs. Murphy and valued at $173. Mr. Murphy, win is employed In th Strlngfellow Dru store in the Reynolds building, reported the robbery to the police this morning.

.Irhn Kowicki. Gary steel worker,) w.-.o wa arrested as the owner of tw.,( stiilx and in the neighborhood of lOul

gallons or moonsnine rvtracrdinary, at 2,roio Prospect street, Gary, last week was found gui'.ty in the city court this morning and fined $1"0 and tjivon a So days suspended jail sentence.

nnn ok tiiwks ,'o the laany friends of "ur belovefl s-n and brother chauncey i. Walters w ho so nonly sacrificed it's life In the ro-f nt world war. We wish to xV""l our heart f'-H thanks and gratitude for the many nets of k'ndne s and tl"rn' tribute :o n'bly CKprrsseij by We wish to kIso take this opportunity to thank the ex-service men of Criffirb and surroundintr eonirnun'ty for thlr ever willingness in j'aving

.).- tribute and respect to one of their I Charles' C. Jagger of Gary, who rer.umber. . 6-14-1 i cently rained wide publicity when It

Mary T. Walters and Family.. I became known that his wife had found

JAGGER AGAIN IN THE LIME LIGHT

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HUSBAND GOT DRUNK WIFE SEEKS DIVORCE

Charging that her husband threatened her life on divers and various occasions, was very Jealous, and accused her of associating with other men, Josephine Bielatov. Uz has filed suit f- r divorce in the Gary Iake Superior court. The complaint further alleges that John came home irt a drunken condition one night and threw a fork at his wife. This capped the climax and Josephine now wants a divorce. Plaintiff asks for $1,000 alimony. $40 a- month attorney fees pending settlement of the FViit. John is employed as an oiler on the R. J. & F.. railway.

FORM BIG LOAN COMPANY IN GARY The Gary National Associates Co., affiliated with the Gary National Life Insurance Co., will in the r""uro ?v conducted In active part b ipi i b n wit a the Gary National Life and will Tiave the eyclusive loan investment businiTTr of the latter corporation. The Company has been capitalized at $1,000,000. A meeting was held Saturday of la-sT week. Senator C. O. Tiolmes, president of the South Side Trunt & Savings T3nk being elected president; Wilbur Wynant president of the T.ary National l,if, vice-president; H. W. Talcott. secretary of the Gary Nat Inn." 1 Life, secre

tary, ana Harry 1. Arn-o i .r""T,rr Gary banker, treasurer. directorship of the company will also be CTTlarged to twenty member?.

ault and battery and robbery. Chorak j In 31 years old and wa. arrested by j Sergeant Iteli at 17th avenue and i UrtKwJway. !

LOWELL

Bicycle Thieves Active IJicycle thieves were unusually active In Gary yesterday, reporta jiavin reached the) police station of the theft of three bicycles during the day. In one Instance the sneak thief xtoie a wheel and left an old one in its place.

Getting Ready for Game With Hammond Members of the baseball team of the Gary police department are -grating down to hard practice in preparation for their big pnn with the Hammond police department team which will In played the later part of this month.

Mis. I W. Raj-on

visitor yesterday. 'J'lio remains of Mr:' Solom were brought h"ie from Hes

terday for but la! In the I,ow

tery. P. M. Me Nay was in Chicago on business yesterday. Mrs. Seldon Jiple-t'i of Shelby visited ,, . ' .

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i-iiiuMJLJE, i.uuain-jjjajL.-. iL1 .u friends here yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Conetta of Hammond attended the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Brewer, here yetterdaj. Ur. and Mrs. K. W. Elliott of Oa'. Park, HI., are staying at their summer homo east of Iowell. W ork on the new creamery build n i progre.-sing nicely. The first story

TRY A " TIMES WANT AD'

Perhaps Mary 6 Wants Another Name Mary Rogoaavljevitch has filed suit for divorce In the Gary Inke Superior court charginK her husband, Peter, had threatened bodily harm and continually swore at her. The mother asks the custody of their two children, VioU-t and Kmil.

OWNERS OF BIG GARY STILL FINED Two alleged owners of the big St. IT which was unearthed by tTie member of the sponge squad of the Gary policedepartment In the Dunes near Aetna several weeks ago were arraigned for trial in the Gary city court yesyerday and found guilty. Trapln Karpes, the first taken Into custody -was found guflty ana fined and sentenced to the county Jill for" r months. Steve Nepsa, who was arretted the other day, on whose farm tTo

monster still was found, was given C""

fine of $130 and a suspended Joil sen fence of 60 days.

LYNCH TO BOX AT EAST CHICAGO

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Gary fight fans are displaving tense, interest in the neiit which i: to ho stated by co-

Chicago promoters n Tics. '-.y eyrin- , June 2S, when Joe I,ym"i. b 'ntam title holuder. of New Tork. will ot - fend his title against Joe Tlm-m.-m, .i j Chicaso t-'p-notcher. The wis I e'osed yesterday by Mr; t h m-i " - j

Oswego who is living up t- I i : j-i--to put on some hig'i cia '.. -'-nt tliis summer.

Visits Miller Beach Gary Girl Missing A city wide search Is being conducted by the Gary police department today for 14 year old Kmma Soiari, laughter of Ike Sdarl. 1371 Tyler street. Gary, who P f t her home Sunday afternoon in the company of a girl friend to go to Miller Beach and has not been seen or heard of since. She is described as being of medium build, llpht brown hair. blue eyes, wore brown dress and slippers.

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