Hammond Times, Volume 10, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 4 February 1922 — Page 5

February 4, 1922.

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GARY NEWS .

TEIED TO BitlBE OFFICERS Andrew Ouea, arretted at IT ! Mass-' ehusett street, ia Ga; y, Inst cli.it on; tb&rge of violating tie c tale liquor law, got bijp'f into h. peck of trouble. ' After eafsuis Andrew's arrest, he' titeuigh there mlht be a joa. ibU- 1 chanca of retting ''.; -p.-ctty easy, an ; ho handed ne of the officers $43 in Jaiiis, attereptiaff to bribe hUu, to say Bathlnj more about it. j Oa ta& af the Liquor charge Andrew t In new chaj Bed witti .i-ioery, bes.l!ea the police hara his '- wiiieh win iijl,ably be turned Into the treasury of toe police pension fjr.d. I AKBESTBOEOTA LAST IIIGHTi AUBeawh !t Is said that eorersnaent ' tT&eera ban tried to g-et the "STJodJ" on him for many months, the pMice stfpped In on Juhn liorota trha con duct a ae-ft drink pf.rlor at Fifth are- j nue and Virginia srreet and arrested f bfm laat night on a harte of 'tJoiatSitp j the stale liquor law. He was arrested j m the same eiiej-ft In December, 1319. j and QqacL TO RAISE $1,000; FOE BOY SCOUTS Gry tiof acouts harp p!tcd th lr flump of approiai oa tae oranLzatlun! "f the Siiry ItoLarlaaa. At a reent moetlcs ef the tucmiucrs ft the Gary Rotariuns tbpj- came to tis rescue of Uie-Ciny Bny Hcout orS inliiatlan end pled rod to raise $1,009 tor the scouts. Prvs.tdent C. ?.l. Iy?ery haa ppluted a cor.imittee of Uiree men. Jee TILLSb, C V. Chitse and A. M. Klshfjr to aailtit In ta.!j!sj the money. HAS FIE3T ACCIDENT; DEI VES 50:000 MILES "WTt yo know about that." said Abe CJIle, well kaTn driver for the Checker Tajtl-Caib coir.pa.ny In Gary, as hl3 machine w!d3wlp?d a iiiotor-cj-cle which had been iei't standing too far out frcm the curb at Klprhth avenue and Jefferson street. "H"m, driM B8,88 mliea and my first aceldeat" The aeclient was not a ser!i03 en. howerer, but what harts Abe most is; that the accident happens. lie vas i tarnlng the eoratr at Jefferson street j when he struek tbe motorcycle and ' elsfa ear wh:eh rrag !?tandinar Juat aretLHsl ilis earner en Els':ih. GABY OFFICIAL Is "12? BAD" T wRli fenown Gary offlelal whom Th-9 Times atated was "In bad" fori writing a lirgs number of cheeks! whl h have eoroe bat If from the banks tEarkd ft. S. F. Is iroinx to be prosecuted If rb Broadway merchant baa hla wa: This merchant now haa one e the ofBclal'a N. S. P. checks !n ht poaeas'ea and stated this morning that .? w.jcs gHlne to swtflr out a warrant for the Bffi2!ft!'3 arrest. If another; chik whieb u slrca Ului la worth lea JUDGE MAKES mum Judg9 Dunn Says He Will Hot Accept Attorney's Bends for Clients, City Jaa?s 'WllJlara Duun dropped a bomb lu the raukn of attoruoys who hv bean practtulns in hta court In Gary tlila niurt.Ir.tf wheu he made the anaouaoement, that In tho future, no attorney's bonds would be Kcoeptud foi their alient'a reloaso from cuatudy In tho futura. The new ruling will be a etunnlne aa tor the fivo or six attorneys who fcava bea appear rngr for their clients Is the list of liquor caaea, gambling And houses of, ill fatntt who have beta hauled Into court. These offenders of the law will now have to find other meaias of securing bond, than getting their favorite attorney furnish a liberty bond which in most cases has been the custom. j The new decision was made when a Gary attorney asked for another continuance In the case of those who were taken In the raid on an alleged hougc of ill fame at 605 Harrison etrett this week. As it so happens, one of the women in case falsi to show up fjjr trial yesterday morning and thu casts ! was set over before a special Judra until this morning. The other defendant were present, but not tte one who gave the iolice a complete confession and whom tho state had the beat case again. , 'Til g1v you until Monday mornlaR to have thl3 woman !a court," said Juclg- Dunn, "and If Khe isn't here I'll have to forfeit the bond, you furnished ror her." ; 1 am also roln to make another ruling that In the future I will not accept a bond furnished by the' attorney for his client." The ca: -was st over until Monday morning when all the defpnusnts wli: be tried at or.e tin-it:.'

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BY FRANK E. MASON. STAFF CO.-IRES.ONOENT I. N. SESYICE1 Ko.UK. l'vb. i. i'ho third Liuilut lor a now Popo to succeed thj Uu Bjnodict XV., was taken by the conclavo of cardinals la the Vatican this morulas i -i y nj dat. reel lag the two-third majority aeO'issary to elect For tho third timo sinco Friday morning blaok o.-o5jo, tho signal of no el-ioUon. Uaauod from tjo SIstiaa chapel . Wmn-y. v :vl ;.... u.J jti red from tho chlmnay at 11:35 o'clock, announcing' to tho assembled watchers that tho papal cloutora had not yet a.-: rood upon a now occupant tor the chair of St. Fotar'a. Qrcat crowd filled the roofs and v-!--' - n .:, :hu V :! 'ljja f!-jiklr.g St. Potor'a square a wilting the signal. It v.-aa a-tiniraUy bcllovod that the '.' :-',, whl-h was kn wn to oxlst 'a tho Sacred college ,rfl.is:ht not be brok tlNTCRKAtlOHAi. EWS lftV(Cl NE -u. . ... .m. olo ir.y pi Icon: American Steel Foundry It American Tel. and Tol. IIS e UrJcivv'.n Ijocj3inotlve ...........103 DttiKKhcni Stoel B ; . . . 61 Colorado Fuol i!H Crucibot fitaal M General Motors 8 V4 T.ackawann. Steel , 4SH Mostloan Feta 114 K V.l.lv-lo E;l N'orLhorn PaciRo T8 Puro Oil 6 Prwi-sd Stoel Car i 65 Railway Saol Pprlnjra &8 ReadlnE- '. T34 Ropublla Iron s-nd Stel 53 V4 Tex.xs Co V. i. Steal 87 V6 Wci'InghouM ....... ...... . . S3 WUlys OvswUnd SV4 ainclilr Oil i& CH1CAIH) CASH OJtAin. WITBAT N'o . 1 red, 11.80; No. 8 harfl winter. I1.!1H; No. 8 rej-A ydtow, 1.18O1.10VBi 4 narthorn spring Dk.. 81.33; No. S trdisd. 81-10. OC)ItX No. J mixfd. 50ic; No. 3 white. e&Uq!53,oi No. S ye'lw, 80 t?50io; No. 3 mixed, 414 IJP48 oi No. S white, 49U4V4c; No. 3 ytllow. 49J.e?49Hi: No. 4 mU!il, 43j No. 4 white, 4Ho; No. 4 yellow. 49H e4H OATS No. 8 vhlto. S?HQl-i No. 3 white. 34 35; No. while 331 S4Ho. CHICAGO UV8U TOokHOOS R-c lpta. 4.000; rr.arltat. fairly actlva. 1-ffhte XOOlCi higher, attivo md steady. Bulk. $3.858. tp. 13.70; henvyweight, 88 .851P.0; mndlum welsrht. $S.989.60; light weight, t9.40s.6$; light ilsrhts l.3530.C; heavy packing sows, smooth, I8.COJ5I 8.60; packing aowa, rouh, 17.78 8.10; piys, J9.00S8-80. CATTLE Receipts. 8O0. SHE13F xtccetpts, S.S00. t KIOAOO WBODT7CS StA JIKBT BUTTER Receipts, 880' tube;, oreamery, extra 36; firsts. SO 83; pocking, stock. 15 317. li'aa-3 Kecelpts, B288 caees; tntacellaneous, 853T; ordinary firsts. SlSjaSl firsts, 87. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 3S; chlokens, 34; springs. 38." rooators, 18; geese IS; ducks. St. rXJTATOES Receipts. 88 cars; Wis. Hound Vfclte, 173 130; Mich. Round White, 170135; Minn. Round White, 1853J1S0; Idaho Ruseetn, 84Cj Colo. Urjwti Beauties, 800. VEAL 60 to 80 lbe., 10 3! 11c; 70 to eO lbs.. 11313c; 60 to 10 lbs., 13$i4cl fancy. Sc. ;; ,fi,Z Dfi. Motion Pictures. The first motion picture tnachtn was patented In 13U7. but nothiuf pi-actlctil resulted from It until 1893, when the cinematograph wan produced by Lumier. This was the first ma chine to project on a screen a picture from a film. Edison Improved en the Idea In 1890 when he produced the Tltascope. These machines provided the models for the Improved types la tun? today. MEN OF HAMMOND If You are Without a Church Home Come to the FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Rey. J. C. Oranjsw, Pastor Sibley Street Just East of Oakley TOMORROW ' MORNING AT 9:45 O'CLOCK The Men's Brothcrhsod Class Morse Deli Plain, Pres. Extends to you a hearty welcome Subject for Discussion 'PROMOTION TlOUGH ME RIP Regular church services at 11 a. ct. and 7:39 p. m. Morning Topic: "MAGNIFYING CHRIST" Evening Topic: "THE FATAL BLOW" We Will B Expecting You

en until Sunday or Monday. Balloting nil! continue if necessary. Tha ulaction will loilow the usual trOvdura with two ballots taken daily. ... ... ...o . . . a . ia - t a.lornuoa. It wu reported Friday that -' . t . . -1,; .. . - a -a.:iy. uu this wats untreo. It rsiuir! from two s a.-w. u-m.a ior a alas: baitat to bo ta&an. If four rrere takes .t x i'.-x-xi .'. rocJJ i mJi rv l hours of contlauoos actltlty without

j tiztie for food, msdlciUoo or rollsious 1 deocioQ3. I .' no o VAMlipi pontiff is cfaoaeo by AltuMta? eaomina thera still U1 be a chart ce for Aznerlcaxi participation. Card In a.1 O'Connell la due at Naples at daybreak on Monday and he will hasten to Roino with all possible sptmd. Posplte the fact that tho election Ls already under way behind sealed wallx Ivs will be ajlmldsfl. STOCKINETTE MAKES NOVE? SPOUTS SUIT r.1' ?.wa . ' f sJI f v- IV -- A 5'j u mm ,1 iU It Mi l5 i - i iff & The sport suit demaods attention now because of the opening of the southern season Here is a most unusual mode. It is made of striped stockinette in tavindr, white and Mack The striped material makes the skirt. NAZIKOVA PICTURE A MOBEEN "CAMILLE" Naalmova's modern Interpretation of "CatmiHe" .for Metro, which wi'.i , be shown at the Parthenon t"nater. is the latest version of this famous story by Alexander Dumas, the younger, with which many noted actresses have thrilled audienoes In this country. j It was Juat a Ilttrle more than a year ' after Its original appearance in Paris that !n 1853 J?an Margaret Dav-r-pcrt-Lander produced her own adaptation at the old Broadway theater. New i York, under the title of "Camllle, or ' the Fate of a Coquette." It failed d'smally, trH in the following year proved a success and Its popularity In this I country has steadily continued. Sarh Bernhardt gae the French j version In this country with tremendous success, while E'ieanora Duse -und her Italian presentation recelv- - wl-h tn-ifh popularity. Madame Come and Hear the Answer Sunday Evening Feb. 5lb7:45 p. m. Eauamond City Mission 189 Indiana Avenue

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'Passions-Playground" -at Orpneum Monday Katheriae MacDonald, popularly iernnd "the American beauty and .vhos entrance Into film stardom ha bpa aocorded unprecodented approvml anongr local theatre gors will be seen at the Orpheuan theater coramenclng Monday In he tamest Sirst National Pioture, Paaioiu . PlaySfround," adapted from aba famous novel, "The Oaeota of Hrrcml," by a N. and A. M. WlUiamaoa. rPaasloas Playgronad, la a atirrtng story of romaaee, loscMa aad gains at the world-faznona Moaea Carlo wher titled persona front all tauxls taJc heir fortunea, good ssmei and orowna on the roulette wbsl and other numeroua gambling dewloaa bra conducted. An appealing atredn relleTea the tense dramatic momenta that follow lu the disclosure of a nnlque plot to break the bank at Mone Oarlo. As Mary Grant, a convent girl. Juat In receipt of her Inheritance, Miss MadDonald playa the part of a girl who leaves' the holy institution to find that tfhe gan-iibllng blood that flowed in the veins of her father leads her on to winnings that become the gossip of th famous resort. HOIX.KJK H. Kirk Rodjers, ael 64, an old and valued employe of the Simplex plant, died yesterday at Ma home, 353 Michigan aivenue. He is survived by his widow, one daughter and one son. The funeral will be held Monday at 10 a. m. from the residence. The body will be shipped via the 11:23 Nickel Plate train to Knox, Ind., for burial there In the family lot. N. Bmn-,erl!ngr wl'.l conduot the funeral. CAftnoUL. James C. Carroll, aged 63 years, fur more than a quarter of a century a resident of Hammond, died yesterday at his home, 343 Oak street, following a four months' illness. He was an uncle of Janes Carroll, superintendent of the Gary Telephone company. His widow, lx daug-htcrs and one on survive Mr. Carroll. The funeral win be held Monday morning at 10 o'clock from the late residence. Th body will be shipped to San Pierre, Ir.c!., for burial. E. J. Burns will conduct the funeral. MAYOR ORDERS PARK BOARD DISMISSALS Mayor Callahan, of East Chicago, Dismisses Fowler and Dewey. Charles E. Fowler and J. S. Dewey, the remaining two members on the East Chicago Park board, were dismissed yesterday by Mayor Frank Callahan, who in a communication addressed to the city clerk and park co.nmissioners ( " the Cltey of Ea.st Chicago, charged extravagant expenditure of moneyand inefficiency of the members in conducting their offices on the park board. It was generally expected when the new administration took office the first of this year that all members of tht board would resign. One month having elapsed and the resignation of ' f.v members still forthcoming Mayor Callahan yesterday issued an official orii r di chsrpinp those two men. The term of the third member, E. L. rtcil, expired the first of this month, while the resignation of the fourth member, J. E. O'Nell, was received the first part of January, when he left the city to accept a position as sales manLEGAL NOTICE OF AIPTIOX OF RESOLUTION DEPARTMENT OF PUBUC WORKS OFFICE OF THE BOARD Hammond, Indiana, February 3, 1022. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN i Notice is hereby given by the Board of Public Works of the Ctiy of Hammond, Indiana, that on the 3rd day of February, 1922, they unanimously adopted Declaratory Resolution No. S80, for the opening and widening of FAYETTE S'TREET of said City, from Hohman Street to the tracks of the Chicago, Indianapolis Sl Louisville Railway Company. The Board of Public Works of said City has fixed the 27th day of February, 1922, as a date upon which remonstrances may be filed or presented by per sons interested in or affected by aid i proposed widening and opening of FAYETTE STREET, as above described and on said day at two o'clock p. m. said Board will meet at its office for the purpose of hearing and conslderlns any remonstrances' which may have been ftled or presented and for the purpose of taking final action thereon such action shall be final and conclusive upon all persona. A. J. SV. ANSON. JACOB WIKER. P. C. DIETRICH, 2:4:11 Board of Public Works TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR SALE Ren Six. good condition, will demonstrate, 1350. 661 Michigan ave., Hammond. 2:4:3 WANTED Salesmen who want to earn more money tha-1 they have ever earned before. If you aro willing to put in an honest days work and follow the system of selling outlined for you, your earnings are bound to be the largest you've ever made. Men twenty-five years or older. Call Monday, Room 409

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famnr are teltertar Aoaea or mere fammaa. ail a addl4 tota. M-ny of the housea are of vary poor construction aal In a eusgarooa eoadlUon. The veJsUIatloa ta mosjI of tarn kooana was BMst ooa irpi co as. cmaslns thi hoaaea to fill ap with foal, alekacinic sir. XtkBT tae feoacaes hava bo plumbinji taclUUaa at all. which maJcea It Impossible ta do away wlta the fllth and caosing oaoat daplorahin aanltary cond ticket. Before loavicg tho city Mr. Sharps stated that It ls planned by his department to start a campaign with an object In view of Improving living conditions In the cities all over the state. Upon his arrival in Indianapolis he wit recommend a thorough survey in Gary.

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