Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 220, Hammond, Lake County, 10 March 1922 — Page 10

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Friday, March 10, 1922

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE TRENTON, N. J.. March 10. Locking Hp of men and women together overSight In a Jury room Is rewarded by the women of the Jury to which this happened In Mercer Court Tuesday night, as a breaking down of old conventions to grive way to the new freedom of women secured by the lth amendment. That is the view of Mrs. Bessie Hack, wife of Harry Hack, a Bell Telephone office employe, here, who assumed to speak for the rest of the women on the jury. As citizens, "she said," we must perform the obligations imposed upon ua regardless of the conventions vhch would Interfere with our new duties. Men make seacrifices in performing their duty to the state. "Women are Just beginning: to understand what citizenship Involves. As wives pet an insight into these duties and obligations formerly performed entirely by the husband, their point of view will change from many old-fashioned notions, men, too, are being broadened by the mental development of their

wives in performing civic duties and I believe, will give the conventions less consideration in proportion as they interfere with women in performing such public perviee." . There has been no evidence of Indignation among the husbands of women locked up till nlRlit with male jurors. Although the vurk of putting the children to bed and getting them off to school the next morning developed upon one of the husbands, he made no complaint. Officials of the court said today that mixed jurors have come to stay in that the event of one being looked up over night was unusual only in that it was the first here. "Why, it was just like a family part'," said one of the women jurors. The jury after being locked up for twenty hours, with male and female attendants stationed outside the courtroom where the Jury was kept, failed to agree on a verdict in the trial of Raphael 1'izzelli, charged with crimnally assaulting his 14 year old sister-in-law, Louise Frazoni. The girl said to Vie in a delicate condition.

WHEN SMALL TRIAL WAS POSTPONED UNTIL ROADS ARE IN BETTER SHAPE

OFFICIAL ON GRAVEL ROADS

fSPECIAL TO THE TIMES! INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE INDIANAJ'OLId, Ind.. March 10. Inspection of several hundred miles of state roads constructed of gravel and crushed stone reveal some bad spots which might be termed failures declare members of the state highway commission, discussing the best plan for maintaining these roads in as near perfect condition as weather and continuous heavy traffic in the most trying season of the year permits. In some Instances a road of this type proceeds for several miles almost perfect In construction and withstanding both elements and hard usage, then suddenly a break or bad spot appears.

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says Commissioner Karl Crawford. Again a wet spot will develop in the crown or on the side of the highway and despite efforts to eradicate It thru spreading repeated layers of gravel or stone, the wash and wear continues. In the opinion of highway engineers giving this matter exhaustive study.

Ing causes: Lack of sufficient darinage into side ditches are due solely to the delay in moving property line fences so the maintenance "department may cut ditches; insuflic.!ent metal, weak place in the foundation and, where the road develops boggy spots, possibly springs under the surface the water from which may possibly have to bo taken care of through tile drains. Engineers believe that by increasing the strength of the foundation it may be possible to eliminate the spring water without having to resort to tile drainage and following the policy of Governor MeCray and the commission to maintain these types of road In the very best possible condition, have started the work of strengthening foundations where such Is deemed necessary. Inspection of much of the mileage of this type Incorporated In the state highway system, the greater portion of which was constructed and in use prior to being taken into the system, develops comparatively few of these "failures' commission members say, but nevertheless they are Just as determined to remove them as if they were numerous. According to Lawrence Lyons, director, department engineers will continue to work on this problem until it is solved satisfactorily, and he expressed confidence that before another winter comes, such places will have no part in stata maintained roads In the Indiana system. Weekly reports from maintenance crews reaching headquarters show that Hoosler roads are standing up as well as could be expected under the deteriorating influence of freezing and thawing weather and heavy hauling when roads are water soaked. Such

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Mr. Lyons says, that continuous maintenance is absolutely necessary on these , types. Gravel and stone roads In the state system are drairged and

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for a week with the flu, but la able to be up at this time.

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Mrs. W. -II. All.cn returned to her home in Monien.ce last evening after a

visit with Mrs. J. E. Zartman and fam- ' as pastor of the Lowell church for the

"v. next year.

F. I Weakly and I. M. McNay were in Chicago on business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Grant went lo Indianapolis yesterday. Rev. C. A. Brown is visiting his son Cleo, who Is attending Purdue University at Lafayette. The official board of the Christian

Church has called Jtev. J. I. Brlmberry

Extensive Improvements are belns made on the Christian church. The regular mcfithly meeting- of the Parents-Teachers Club will be held at the high school tftiiiding next Monday night. A good program baa been prepared. Nearly a hundred from here are attending the play, "A Iuck On Leave" at the Parthenon theatre In Hammond this evening.

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Above, Gov. n Small, left, and Charles C L Forgee, his cmef counsel. Below are attorneys for the prosecution. Left to right, James II. """"ilkerson, C Fred Mortimer and Edward B. Miller. The trial of Gov. Len Small of Illinois on charges of conspiracy to embezzle state funds, was postponed rain at the opening day of the trial which was to have started at Waufcegan, 111. The governor asked a postponement until April 3 on the ground that his presence at the trial would interfere with the letting of spring road contracts which were needed to improve the roads.

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Boy Scout Champ To Defend Boxing Title H NT EH NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE DENVERj Tad Hannigan, of Denver. Boy Hcout champion of the Rocky 1 Mountain region, will defend Ma title in a ten-round bout with Don Long, of j Colorado Springs, tonight. A diamond-tudded gold medal, emblematic of the Socut title, will be presented to the winner of the bout at Its timesconclusion. They will box at cacaweights. The boys have met

several times previously, with honors about een. Blly Warner, of Denver, and Sailor raddy, of Philadelphia, will go eight rounds In the semi-final on tonight's card.

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Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Olysus Franze last Sunday, the 5th, a son. Wm. Fowler of Hammond was a caller In MerilHilie last -Monday. Miss Laura Lennartz Is eick this week nd not abl to teach. Miss Lenore Boyd Is supplying In Miss Lennarti room. Barton and Pierce are on the decline these days. Mrs. Barbara Lennartz Is sick and not able to be up with a bad cold. Mrs. Edna Boyd is able to -be up spain, she has been having the flu. Bad colds fm to be the prevailing style in this vicinity almost every family Is .afflicted. Rev. McCutChen left Monday evening for Evanston. He expects to spend the week-end at Valparaiso at the District M. E. conference. Dr. John Iddings of Lowell waa In town Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Franz has been in bed -. . i LJ0-. , , , , II" 1

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