Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1921 — Page 12

Friday, June 24, 1921.

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At the County Seat

!!Joe Fats who has recently finished n course at the Gary Business college jias accepted a roition with Kc'lyScmmes in Gary, i Miss Anna NYUan Is ependlns several days with friend's in Techny, 111. " The West Side Pleasure Tub of Gry was entertained at the home of Mr?, K. Miles Norton on 'Wednesday. Mrs. 7.,. P. Lour was the assisting hostess. Luncheon was served at one 'lock and a Wry enjoyable afternoon w;is spent. A delegation from the city hall. Chiego, were in Crown Point today adcrt;sir)K the Pageant of Progrrss

uhk-h is to be held on the Municipal Pier on July 30th to Ausust 14th. The city officials met the Chicago delegation at Schcrcrvilie. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Paughrty motored to Gary on "Wednesday to meet their daughters Katherine and Hester who are returning to Crown Point for their summer vacation. Thu young women attfd the University of Michigan. Frank Xttz. brother of Chief of Police

N'ltz of "West Hammond who was Jailed for wife desertion several weeks ago was released on TVrdnesday. His wife withdrawing: the charge against him. Mrs. George Kaiser and daughter

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Pearl are lca ing the latter part of tViV wcek for Chippewa Falls, Wis., to be the gruest of the Jo Young's for several weeks. Mrs. Kaiser's health lias been rather poor lately and the 1rlp is taken in the hopes of benefiting her health. M;ss Tiliio Young of P.fchoster is staying at the Kaiser home. The members of St. Mary's Catholic church enjoyed a picnic at the .Sch.dien woods on Monday. Dinner and supper was served on the grounds and the pickniokers put in a ery enjoyabie day. A barn on the Ben Pthwctiow farm south of town was burn'd on Tuesday evening between six and seven. The fire started from an unknown r.v.tae and the barn was burned to the ground. An automobile and farm implements were badly damaged. Miss L.!llian Gerloch who hns completed her school ear at Techney, 111., is visiting frienSs In town prior to her departure for loransn, Fla., to spend the summer with her parents.

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GARY PASSES NEW BUILING ORDINACE Members of the Gary city council made their special., meeting short and snappy at the city hall chambers In Gary last night when the ordinance prohibiting- the construction of small store building. on the rear of lots in tli" first subdivision, went to its third reading and was passed by a unanimous vote. A motion was then made and immediately seconded to adjourn.

DIVORCE SUIT FILED BY LOVEJOY Gertrude I.ovejoy was made defendant in a suit for divorce filed by her husband. Edward J. IxveJoy, !n the Gary I,ake fjuperioj court. I.ovejoy charges his wife with cruel and inhuman treatment, and alleges !n h!fj complain that on divers and various occasions, she charged him with associating w it h le'.S women. He fjrther alleges that once she drew a fvo'.ver and threatened to shoot him The couple lias Tin child.

FUNERAL OF MARTIN SCHWARTZ HELD YESTERDAY

At two o'clock yesterday, the funeral of Martin Schwartz, on of Gary's first citizens, took piace from his home at ?"l Fillmore street. Rev. v. G. feiman conducted the religious service. The Gary Masons and Knight? cf Pythias officiated at the funeral, and the pallbearers were all knights. The lodge members gathered at l:4.i o'clock at th chapel and in a body went to th grave in Oak Mill cemetery. In the cemetery a fhort service was read after 2 o'clock. In the death of Mr. Schwartz Gary loses on of its beet arid oMh citizens. Coming here wh'n the town was only a mass of sand dunes. Mr. Schwartz erected a small restaurant and by fair tactics in business soon made many friends. Fefore his death he was connected -with the Commercial hotel.

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ARCHBISHOP HAYES IS SNAPPED WHILE REVIEWING TROOPS

Archbishop Hayes. The Sixty-ninth regiment of the New York national guard was recently reviewed at the state encampment. Peekskill, N. by Archbishop Hayes, head of the archdioces of New York. The archbishop posed for the cameraman nd he is here shown in his latest pose, taken upon that occasion.

C. C. RYAN INJURED IN RUNAWAY

C. C. Ryan, chef at the Gary Commercial grill room was painfully Injured at 4Tth and Harrison street In Gary yesterday afternoon when a horse, which he was driving, ran i'vay, drscg:r.pr Mr. Hyan a considerable di5tanie ar.d vreckinK the ehicle He was taken to th Mercy he.-pital fr,r medical attendance.

WIFE OF GARY MURDERER ARRESTED

Mr. Mary Trjklia. -w1fe of Kick Triikjia, of Gary, who Is now serving a life eenterice In the Michigan City prnitentiarv fr tho murder of Tahier Herman I'f rkfr of T!le5to3. wararrif"d last nicht on a charee of assault and hattery. Mrs. Trukija resides at Adams street, and y charped -nltb havinp t-eaien'un another woman. T'ne case will be heard in tbe Gary police c urt.

GARY COLORED MAN SHOT; NEAR DEATH Mystery Furrunds th shooting cf Willie Giant (c-lorc(; ;n:,n AVa.shinston street, Gary. w':-,o was found in u semi-unconscii".u3 onnditiun yesterday afternoon with a bullet h"le in his had and today i.- reported in a. ori'icai nndition at the St. Antonio hospital on tl.fi south side. At the hospital yesterday afternoon in a moment of consciousness, Giant is said to have. mad the statement that his wife shot him while at tinpolice station a short time later his wife deni'd tjhe charges.

GARY'S LURE GIRL'S LIFE THREATENED Mike Staaovlch, 8 years irM ar.d Paul GIrkich 115 years ld, both giving their address as ludiana llaioer, are held at the Gary police station t -djy on a charge of con.'pn an y . They were arrested late last nijjht after they had threatened ilva Stcffek. Gary's robbery "lure" jjirl wit Ii lic.r life. They told her that unless? f-he lured a victim to a certain sp.t. to they could rob hiui they vould kill her. Fearirs Tver life, she fret notified the, police and then taking "her victims' to Kth avenue, and Broadway, the police arrested Stanovich ana Gnkich just about the, time they were in the act of holding up their victim. They made a desperate struggle v escape. The Stcffck frirl is well known in police- circles having- been connected v. it h a band of thieves on the south side lajt winter. She acted as the lure, getting her victim intoxicated and wi'uld then take him to a secluded spt't where her pals could rob him. Old Sores, Ulcers and Eczema Vanish

Oood, Old, Beliable roteron' Olut. ment a favorite Beinedy. "ilad 61 ulcers on my legs. Doctors v.atjLcil lu cut oil leg. Peterson's Ointment cured me." U m. J. Nichols, -JO.' Wilder sjircctj Kochester, N. V. Get a large box lor only iio cents at any druggist, wijs tvteibuii, of Huttalo, and money back if it isn't the best you ecr used. Atwuys Keep I'cttrsoii's Ointment in the. huuse. l-'ine fur burns, scalds, bruises, sunburn, chafing and the surest remedy ior itching eczema and piles the world has ever known. ('Peterson's Ointment is the best for bleeding and itching piles I have ever found." Major Charles 11. Whitney, Vineyard Haven, Mass. "Peterson's Ointment has given great satisfaction for Salt Rheum." Mrs. J. AV'eiss, Cuylerville. N. T. All druggists pell It, recommend It. Mail orders filled by Peterson Ointment Co., Inc.. Buffalo, X. Y. Adv.

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BOUND OVER TO HIGH COURT

"n the complaint of Janet Neubiser, nine years of age, Cecil Masterson, an asleged moron, was boond over to the criminal court this morning after being given a hearing by Judge lvlotz on the charpe of asrault with attempt to iommit rape. Three years ago Matcrion fared Judge Klotz on the same charge, lie was found guilty and sentenced to serve in the navy. He lives at 1309 Myrtle live. Robertsdale. Yesterday afternoon Masterson took lfttle Janet out for a boat ride on r1T lake. The gfrl accompanied htm because he was an employ of her father, who runs a garage on Indianapolis boulevard, and she thought there could be no harm. The man made indecent advances, according to her lisping testimony and filled her mind with all sorts of vile things. lie threatened her repeatedly. Finally ridding herself of htm, Janet ran home a"hd tell her parents, who immediately swore out a warrant for Masterson' arrest. Masterson contends fhat he. said nothing to her. T5ri that the remarks were direced to a pair of oldr girls with whom he wa9 taiJting. He said that Janet overheard his remarks. He did not deny taking Tier out In the boat.

MASTER PLUMBERS HOLD PICNIC Master plumbers of Hammond. East Chicago. Indiana Harbor and Whiting

took their families for an outing at Cedar Lake yesterday. There were a hundred and fifty people In the party that mSTrired to the popular Lake county resort. The men played baseball, prizes were given the children in field day events and ttw crowd went bathing. The main event, however, was a chicken dinner. The outing was in charge of Joseph McGulre, Henry McAuliffe and C. A. Perry. Among the guests were Harry Finn and Charles Green of the Inland Supply Co. and AVm. "Washausen of the Wolff Mfg. Co.

ANOTHER GARY BANKRUPT Gary furnished another bankrupt today when William Tropp, clothing merchant, 1541 Broadway, filed his petition In the federal court at Hammond. Tropp seems to have been made the banker of his rel".ives for in his lists of assets are numerous notes representing amounts which he loaned them. His debts are given as I7.1SS.79 and assets at $2,011.35.

GARY SPEAKER ON PROGRAM VALPARAISO. Ind.. June 24. Th South Bend District Epworth League convention opened Its session In the First Methodist church of Valparaiso, at 2:30 this afternoon. Delegates began to arrive on the 10:27 train yesterday morning and it is expected that there will be over 100 delegates here

by today. Many more will drive frorr LaCrosse ar.d other delegates frorr Chesterton, Hebron, LeRoy and othet places. The principle address yesterday til by Rev. Guy H. Ulack of Gary. .H' discussed the Recreational life of th church. This address was followed -bv a recreational demonstration on th church lawn. Supper will be server in the church as will also dinner anc supper.

COUNTY AGENTS PLAN FARM LA PORTE, Ind., June 23. Count: agents of nr-rthern Indiana are an lous to obtain coutrol of a forty-acr tract of land for use as an experiment station. Land which is regarded a; unproductive would be iultable foi land without charge. Plans for the proposed experiment station were discussed by the county agents yesterday at a meeting a Plymouth. They hope to make a series which would run three to fl'v years, for which complete record: would ."be kep,t. The state of Indiana would provide all labor and othet Items necessary to the successful carrying out of the experiments.

Tru UnlfWhnM. When a man aaks a girl t be hV wife In these day af hola-preaf evM, bachelor apartments and ehorvs girl she has a revelation f human unselfishness that stand an the eighth wonder of Oie world. Idaho Tarn.

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