Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 45, Hammond, Lake County, 26 November 1921 — Page 9

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Friday, November 25. 1921. AUGUSTA VISITED Y. BAD IE Loss Is Estimated at Nearly $2,000,000 When Many' Buildings Burn. ... riNTERNATIONAL KEWS SERVICE1 AT t . I S'I'A . OA., Xo. 2.; Al J:45 a. m. today firemen nicccedpit In bringing under control the most disastrous lire in the history of Augusta. The H.rrison buiidi.ig and the Johnsun bui.bng, t.vo big Mcoi and masonry modern buildings, had been gutted by the flames, which started at 2 o'clock in the Harrison building-. The ugista Chronuie building was believed a total los. the Albion hotel was badly i wnnred, the ; st.-i 1 ,v.-13 badIv burned. Ptohrc r's rr:i m.ir.. ...... ,

total b.vS and other business linns were hit hard. The losswns variously estimated. I some declaring- it would reach ? 2.50 ft.- ; i "'1 while others placed it as low as ;

J !. GOO. 00. Xo loss of life was reported.

residents of Lotranaport, on trial today in federal court for allotted conspiracy to violate the prohibition litus, are expected to know- their fate befa nightfall. Tha case will :o to the jury this

I afternoon, it is bellied. i O. O. Smith, deputy prosecutor, in the ! city court, ami one of the principal de

fendants, failed to appear and Ju.lgo Anderson ordered his $5,000 bond defaulted. O. It. Sprinkle, of lncoln. rim) William Meiser. of Bogansport. grandfather and uncle respectively of Smith, were Miners of the bond. When, the government's ruse had bei n concluded, Frederick Van Xuj s. district attorney-, moved to nolle prosse the indi-tmems against 'William Sullivan, Klmcr S. Kellcy and John K. Ci'im because the cm -ernmmt had fatlCfl to connect tliftn with the conspiracy. This b ft seven defendants on trial Judge West, Fran. Tain, Henry Brocks, l-'i ed MeWilliams, George Hilos. Albert Burgess and Edward Burgess.

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SHOOTS COLORED COAL THIEF

.David Fuller. 1049 Adams street (colored) is confined at St. Antonio hospital on the south side today, sufferingfrom a broken le near the ankle, as a result of receiving a. bullet in his leg while attempting to steal some coal last night. H. White, also colored who conducts a coal yard at 1020 Washington street, stated that he has boon having trouble with coal thieves ami last night he spied three men prowling: around the coal yard. He shot at them when they failed to bait at his command, the bullet striking Fuller and breaking his lef near the ankle.

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TRUCK BACKS INTO WINDOW

A large plate glass w indow In a dry poods more at 1iH9 Broadway ivas broken in a most unusual accident in Oary yesterday afternoon, according to a pi lice report, this morninur. Freil Aldrich lmio Adams street, employed as an expressman attempted to crank the engine of the truck while it was in pea r. The truck backed up

FIND TWO STILLS IN ONE HOUSE Investigating a report that moonshine was beinp manufactured at "'U5

Van Puron street, netted the police two stills in one house this week. They also confiscated some mash and moonshine. Mrs. Josephine Babich wljo was arrested as the owner, was released when her husband Thomas Babich appeared at the station as the owner. He was found guilty and fined a sum of and 30 days in jail. He secured an attorney following the trial and appealed the case.

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i INDIANA MAN j FACES MURDER ! CHARGE FtNTtRNATlONAL NEWS SERVICE! OONEHSVlbbE, 1M., No. 2G I.orenzy Ashiaft faces a charge of murder today as a result of the killing of B.avmond Craitf. in a supposed rape of jealousy over a former sweetheart of Ashcraft. Ashcraft is 25 yeajs old and Citiisr was 20. Ashcraft boarded Craig's motor truck, rod.-1 home distance and A'hen :t stopped fired upon the driver with a shot gun. Ashcraft returned the weapon to its owner, as.ked another friend to call the police and surrendered.

SAYS WIFE MADE HIM MARRY HER; WANTS DIVORCE

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Henri Landru and the wife who is standing by him at his trial, photographed in the courtroom. While the state is producing charred bits of bones and flesh and other evidence to prove that Henri Landru, "the Bluebeard of Gambais, killed ten of his wives and the son of one of them, his eleventh wife is remaining loyally by his side at the trial. She testified in his defence early in the triaL

of a brick and tile residence at 1S22 Massachusetts street. The construction will cost $2.00. A permit for the erection of a one story frame carafe to cost J100 was issued to the Oary Iand Company. The garage is to be built at 261 Chase st.

Guaranteed to be purer, more nutritious and more satisfying because every test has shown these goods to be superior. Unless MORE and BETTER, return for your money or anothet package. Nothing better for Baking and Home Uses. If Your Dealer Hasn't Got It He Can Get It From THE BURGER BROS. CO. (Now 47 Years Young) 222-224 WEBSTER STREET CINCINNATI, OHIO

John Rostas has filed auit for divorce in the Oary Lake Superior court against his wife, Julia Rostas. j John alleges in his complaint, that l the defendant had him locked in jail at Stanford, Conn., In an effort to force him to marry her. They were married October 29, 1921, and on that day the ! defendant. John says, refused to live I w ith him.

Rostas is a mechanic and has lived in Oary at 17th and Crant street and 1345 Van Buren street for a number of years. He asks that he be granted an absolute divorce.

WANTS PEACE BOND.

Pete Kotometu appeared yesterday in Judge Clemens court and stated that Sam AleoRlou had pointed a pun at

him. He swore out a warrant for Mr.

Aleoglou's arrest and wants him put under peace bonds. After AleojHou

had been arrested, he stated that he had never threatened the man with a jrun although he admitted that he had a tun. Aleoglou was released on a bond.

PERMITS ISSUED. Anton I'retryzk obtained a permit from the offices of Building: Commissioner Walter Doufean for the erection

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be the best musical e er given by the department. Miss Florence Ilayman spent Thanksgiving day in Crown Point, the Ktiest of Miss Klla Gaush.

Barty mimed Harry Barker, witnlso for the defense In Arbuckls case, testified today. Will you wire at my expanse immediately reputation of Barker and if be has ever been in trouble. Barker claims to be in the real estate business at Oary. wm appreciate an Immediate reply M.ay bo Barker and Coninapy, Inc. Signed, MAT I JEW BRADY. Iiistrfci Attorney It is understood that Mr. Kinder filed a telegram shortly after receiving tha above, but the contents of same was no; learned. It is believed that the testimony Barker gave yesterday was damaging- to the state's fase and that effort is belner mado to "shflw up" Barker's reputation, to offer it in rebuttal. Barker was pot the only Oary man that was in'timattly acquainted with Miss Rappe. when the former real estate man, with offices in the Reynold's biuldliS' used to escort the beautiful youatr model around the city of Oay and In Chicago four or five years am. It was intimated today that depositions may be taken in OVry from others who were acquainted with the dead film actress.

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'FRISCO WIRES KINDER FOR BARKER DETAILS

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wire from District Attorney Matthew Brady of San Francisco askinp information, relative to Barker. It ran V- follows: 1'ro.secutinfr Attorney. Gary, Indiana.

In loving memory of our dear wife and mother, Augusta Seehausen who dearted this life one year ago, November 3920.: The Bord said you have finished. Come up higher mother dear. You have won a crown in heaven. For the pain you suilered here. I-ike the petals of a rose. That drop off and fade away. So was our dear mother's life. Just fading-. day by day. And when at last the end came, While we "stood in tears. Thinking- of the lonesomeness. Throughout all oominir year's. But some day we hope to meet her, When our day is over, In that beautiful isle of somewhere, Where sorrow we know no more, A faithful mother so kind and true, We always pray and think of jou. When days are dark and friends are few, Dearest mother, how we lory for you. From lovinjc husband and children. Mr. I'h. Seehausen, Mr. and Mis. W. Wasserman, Mr. and Mrs. K. Peehausen, Paul and Bindan Seehaus-en 11:28

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Miss Clara Wedse spent Thanksjrlvinf with friends in Crown Point. Miss Dorothy Snencei- returned today from South Bond where she spent Thanksgiving with friends. Joachin Yoss, of Oary, is vlsitln? his dr.nsrhter, Mrs. Julia Hess, of 4 1 Mason

1 t , Hammond, for the firs-t time in a number of years. He also visited his KiamidaUKhters, Mrs. C. Myers, in Klpin and Mis. Laura Cantall, in Chlcago. Mr. Toss has reached the advanced ape of citrhty-two years. J The organ recital by the music de- , partment of the Indiana Harbor Woman's Club will be priven Sunday afternoon, Dec. 11th, In the Methodist church at ?, o'clock. The musical which was to have been friven Nov. 11th will be (ombincd with this and promises to

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"You didn't honk." ;Idid." "Why don't you look where you are going?" "Ah, gwan."

'Are you insured?" Yes. 'Well, why didn't you say so in the first place?"

First Trust & Savings Bank Insurance Department Julius H. Meyn, Mgr. HAMMOND, INDIANA

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Read This and Know Why You Should AUTO LICENSE TAGS I'ocauso of our work you can come to our office, Hammond Trust & Savings Bank, make your npplieation, present your certificate of title and get your license tags without delay, beginning middle of December. GOOD ROADS W-e arc recognized as the pioneer and leader in the development of good roads in Indiana and responible for the good roads legislation also much other legislation in your behalf, as well as being responsible for saving you considerable money by defeating certain proposed bills. ROAD MARKING We laid out and marked (with fynv exceptions) the auto trails that cross Indiana which are shown on the auto trail maps. We are now remarking the entire system. TOURING INFORMATION We are the Indiana Branch of the American Automobile Association, and your card here is good in any of the 900 affiliated clubs in the country for treo touring information, which non-members must pay for. ACCIDENT PREVENTION We have to put up thousands olj danger signs and are now causing to be made through legislation, uniform advance warning signs for all railroad and inj terurban crossings in the state, outside cities and towns. EDUCATIONAL WORK Wc are steadily supplying information from our various offices through our circulars, through the schools and newspapers, to cause people to drive sensibly, safe, and to obey the laws. TOW-IN SERVICE Free to members within a radius of five miles of any of our numerou3 stations in Indiana and a reasonable mileage charge beyond that distance. Call Victory r200. Illinois Automobile club, for free service when in Chicago. GASOLINE DELIVERY If you run out of gas call Hammond 39G0 or 3196. The delivery is free within live mile radius. , FIRST AID MECHANICAL SERVICE Free within five mile radius. Call Hammond 3960 or 3196, same as in case of gasoline delivery or tow-n service. If you are away fjrom home, call our nearest service station. LEGAL SERVICE For violation of city or .state motor vehicle regulations, we provide legal service in case you are being imposed upon. - You Cannot Afford to be Without a Membership The More Members We Have the More We Can Do for You. Call Hammond 3930 or 3198 or Write Our Office, Hammond Savings & Trust Bank, Hammond. MEMBERSHIP S11.00.

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