Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 224, Hammond, Lake County, 15 March 1922 — Page 5

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WOMAN IN

DIVORCE SUIT

Hard work n d brutal treaimtm have been the lot of Mrs. Itozle Juros since she married Joseiin Joros in HunKary and came to Amrira. The family now lives a'. Ilcssville. Declaring; tiiat she has suffered

more than her share, Mrs. Joros tday had a complaint for divorce filed in the superior court at Hammond by her Attorney, W. A. Fuzy of Kast Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Joros were married at Yisk, Hungary, In September, J.90S. They came to the X.nited States a fv years Inter. Time and again, she says, her husband has choked her and bent her. One time when she was ill with typhoid fever he came home drunk, dragged her from bed mauled her almost Into unconsciousness. Only a few days ag-o La struck her down with a poker. For years she has been forced to work away from home in order to supply herself and the children with food and clothing-. Part of the time she worked In factories. She did family washings and she washed dllies at the Gibson Y. M. C. A. Nearly every day slxa walked three or four miles t'i work. And then -when shs would return home with, her money, the husbami. who -was alwavs Intoxicated, would take the money from her. His treatment forced their ifou,rteen-year-o!d son to leave home. She asks for $2,000 alimony, the custody of two minor children and an allowance for their support. She also wants a restraining order to prevent him from interfering with the family.

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GARY OFFICERS

GIVEN INSTRUCTION

Gary police officers are to receiva Instruction In the proper procedure of appearing as witnesses In cases, given lessons in city ordinances and other Instruction necessary in police work in the future, according to a plan mapped out by Chief of Police W. A. Forbls. The first of the. series of meetings to be held for instructing officers of the department was held in "the court room at the city hall last night and was well attended. On account of the day and night men, the department will he divided into two classes. Members of the Gary Bar Association will give evidence in future explain lng the proper procedure of presenting evidence In cases in which officers of the department appear as witnesses for the stats. Officers of the department will ali5 receive Instruction pertaining to the various city ordinances which will soon he codified. "From time to, time they "will also be given other instructive data pertaining to police work," said Chief Forbls this morning. "These classes will not only help enlighten the officers in the various subjects but will tend to bring the men together." At the meeting lat night, the officers were told that the uniform this Bummer would be like that of the Chicago police department with white caps tor duty oa the day shift-

CEMENT

CONCERNS

ARE UNDER FIRE

Climax of Two Year Invest! gation Asserted to be Beached Today. f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE!

CHICAGO, March 15 The climax of an Investigation that has been under

way for two years Is regarded as hav

ing been reached with the indictment

her of twenty-six corporations ana forty-Ight Individuals as alleged mem fterg of o "cement trust," those indicted ar charged with violation of the enerman Anti-Trust low. All of the concerns named In true Bills are members of an organization Known as the Midwest Celent ond Statlstlrol Bureou, with headquarters at CJilcogo. Its membership Inrludes virtually every cement concern in the mldaiewest and the organization is said to produce 90 per cent of the cement osefi in this territory. The Indictments contain eight coonts, charging conspiracy, a combination in restraint of trade and violation of the JSherman act. .The companies hit In the true bills are the following Portland Cement concerns: The Lehigh, Acme, Alpha, Aetna, Cape Uirardeau, Castillo, Continental, Crescent, Diamond, Hawkey, Huron. Ind.; Kosmos. Missouri; Michigan; Neway Go, .Northwestern; Peerless; Peninsular;

Goitre Removed Easily

Springfield Xady Tells Sow Mrs. Frank Beard, 1610 Karr Street, Springfield, Ohio, says she will tell or write anyone how she removed a goitre five years ago with Sorbol Quadruple, a colorless liniment. You can see the treatment and get addresses of many others who have been successful at Indiana Herb Oarden, corner Calumet and Field ave.. Hammond; Mattern Drus' Co., 504 Xew York ave.. VThitinir: Kleinman's Pharmacy, Indiana Harbor, or vite Box MephnnfrshuruT. Ohio. adv.

Miss Elsie Platz, above, and Mrs. Frances Strain, snapped after Dringing federal prisoners from Cleveland to Louisville, Ky. Miss Elsie Platz, secretary to Joseph Breitenstein, assistant U. S. attorney in Cleveland, and Mrs. Frances Strain, deputy marshal, safely took several women federal prisoners from Cleveland to Louisville. This is believed to be the first time in the history of the country that women have escorted federal prisoners.

Sandusky; Universal; Wolverine: "Wfndotte, Marquette and the Wellr-ton Iron .furnace Company. The Individuals Indicted are all officials or employes of the above concerns.

GARY NEWS

PINNEO CHOSEN AS REFEREE

George M. Pinneo, physical director of the Gary T. M. C. A., who accompanied the American wrestling team to the Olymphic games and nationally known in athletics, has been appointed reteree for the "Western Intercollegiate wrestling championships to be decided at Madison, Wisconsin, on Friday and Saturday nights of this week.

MARY LACKEY WANTS DIVORCE Charging that Henry Lackey falsely accused her of committing adultery with one Eliga Rome, and then In spite of her protestations, drove her from home, Mary Lackey asks the court for a divorce and J500 alimony. Mary says the accusation' was absolutely untrue and without foundation.

CHARGES DESERTION IN SUIT David Harmon was made defendant in a suit for divorce filed by his wife, Rhoda Harmon. J. II. Rapier filed the suit for Rhoda in the Gary Lake superior court. The plaintiff charges that her husband deserted her.

STANDARD REALTY COMPANY IS SUED The Standard Realty company of Gary was made defendant in a suit filed by Joseph Bayer In the Gary, Lake superior court. The suit is based on promisory notes which are alelged to be due Bayer. Three hundred dollars and costs is asked for by plaintiff.

JUDGE WELLNER SUED Suit was filed against Henry Wellner, Gary Justice of peace by the Tayo Trading company of Chicago. The plaintiff charges that Wellner owes $221.49 on a promissory note given In exchange for merchandise. The wilt Is filed in the Gary Lake superior court.

TEN YEARS OLD; ARRESTED FOR THEFT Ten year old George Zfkrlcla, Gary's youngest criminal is being held by the Gary Juvenile authorities today as a tool thief. Ha was captured last night by Alex Emikis in his garage at 1646 Madison Ktreet in the n-:t of stealing some tools. The lad had also 5-tolon some sausage from Emikis's sausag-o factory next door. ?

SPONGE SQUAD MAKE RAIDS

Armed with search warrants the pponge S'juad of the Gary police department con fiea 1 ed two lnre stills.

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Thursday, Mar. 16-8 P.M. TICKETS ON SALE AT SUMMERS PHARMACY

a fjualntity of moonshine and mash yesterday . They found a complete still at the home of Jennie Jankovtt-h, 2181 Madison street, besides some moonshln' whiskey and 40 rallon3 of fruit masl which was destroyed. She was arrested and bonked on a charge of violating the state liquor law. George Hartman. 289 Washington street, was also arrestrd on the sum charge after the officers had found r. still, two hags of raisins, two bags of Kug-ai, some moonshine and 45 gallons f mash.

PRISONER JUMPS FROM TRAIN

A hand-cuff ! prisoner and alleneil car thief in t hare f a B. & O. railroad niTUer Jumped a triiln at Beatrice. Ind.. yesterday and m-ide his escape according to information reaching the Gary police la.n right who were, asked to be on the lookout for the fugitive.

"DIXIE" ON BENCH

WITH A SORE ARM

"Dixie" Leverette, well known Gary athlete, who Is in training with the

White Poj at Sequin, Texas, in press

dispatches is belnsr heralded as a comer, is reported on ihe bench with a sore arm, according to information

reaching Gary yesterday. How seri

ous "Pixie's" Charley Horse is, has not been learned and Gary fans who have been watehinir his work with a

Kreat deal of interest are hoping that

it will be nothing serious.

GRAVES FOR MINISTRY

BUI HAS 13 WIVES Going to Turn Evangelist So He Can Warn Other "Boys." 1INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE INDIANAI'OLIS, INI)., March 15 Having left a trail of broken hearts across the continent in the wake of his numerous matrimonial ventures, Isaiah .Moore, confessed "husband" of thirteen women, has determined to turn evangelist. In his cell at the county jail where he awaits grand jury Investigation into charges of bigamy, embezzlement and grand larceny, "Marrying;" Moore today made known his decision. He intends to "warn other boys.' "My one desire is to lead a christian life and to help others," said the man whose craving for feminine companionship led him into one marriage after another without formality of divorce. "I always wanted to enter the ministry," he declared. "But I know they won't have me. 1 will he an evangelist when I get out. I am yolng to warn the other hoys." Uehind the bars of his cell, Moore is not worrying about the "thirteen" jinx. It was his thirteenth matrimonial venture that landed him In the city prison on the thirteenth of March. Hut the hoodoo number holds no terrors for him he says. -- -

LOWELL

Attorney J. W . Belshaw is confined to is home on account of sickness. Attorney V. K. Roberts went to Indianapolis on business last evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Taylor were Chicago visitors yesterday. H. Gershman has rented his bulldinx to P. F. Hard, of Crown Point, who will put In a stock of phonoKraphs. pianos, cards and supplies. Edward Donaha of Crown Point will have fuil charge of the business. Mr. and Mrs. James Branock attended the funeral of Mrs. Douglas Fuller In Crown Point today.

BIGGEST BLAZE SINCE THAT OF '71 (Continued from Tage One

a serious and constant danger. Fire Marshall Shirley T. High estimated the damage this morning: at $10,000,000 and described the blaze as "the worst are in Ohicajro since 1871." Although thousands witnessed the fire, countless other thousands slept through it all, unconscious of the menace to Interests shared by virtually all the city. Early today telephone calls from towns and villages surrounding Chicago were Mill pouring in to make inquiry concerning- the source of the reddened skies that were visible from lonar distances oway. MANY MOIH-IKX STHITTIRKS. The area swept by the fire, although containing many modern structures, likewise contained many smaller building of ancient and delapidated construction and these were factors in the rapid spread of the flames. The fire started, according to the best information available, in the quarters of the Chicago T.anip and Fir-

For Dyspeptics Who Side-Step Why Pass UTp the Joy of Living When Stuart's Xyipepsln Tablets Can lie Had Wherver There's a Drugg-iut.

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skyward that fell on adjoining bu'ld ings and quickly set fir A to them Within a few minutes after fire hn( rushed from the Austin building to th. C. B. and Q. fctructure, that sixteen story pile of stone and concrete wa: a seething' cauldron. Only Its black ened skeleton stands today. niKFicrirircs ok kikhmex. Three telegraphers at work in tlx telegraph room of the C. B. & Q building escaped by dashing down staircase. Their office cat "Molly" .. missing. Firemen had the greatest difficulty !n ripiirnichlriff the fluneg because th'

For an Ideal Breakfast Eat Parkers Donuls

II, paints, i;tc, intensified the heat. Mti.ens dared approach no closer tha.i wo blocks and firemen were unable to vrk at close quarters. Besides the elevated railway, the racks of the Aurora and Elgin Elecric Railway, an important interurban line, were destroyed, making necessary e-routing of trains that caused much delay and Inconvenience to thousands if commuters. Probably the heaviest loser is the .'hlcag-o, Burlington & Quincy Hailroad vhlch, besides the loss of Its building, ost many valuable records and much xpenslve equipment.

Princess Sophie Charlotte. Germany is wondermj? if the frank statement of Princess Sophie Charlotte, wife of Prince fcitel Friedrich, son of ex-Kaiser Wilhelm. in a Berlin court the other day will be followed by proceedings for divorce on the part of the prince. Baron Plettenberfj was beingsued for divorce bv his wife. The princess was named as corespondent. When asked if a statement which she sipned regarding her relations with the baron were true, sne said, "1 swear it is true with the greatest of pleasure."

lure company on thu oooond lioor ui a building at 521 West Jackson boulevard. It spread quickly to adjoining buildings of which one was the Austin building, where large quantitivs of paints, cjils and rope, belonging to a wholesale firm, were stored. This material quickly ignited and burned fiercely, sending show of sparks

Indigestion, Nervousness and Headaches Gone and I ' Gained 10 Pounds On TANLAC says Mrs. Loretta Tutley, 2028 S. Lawrence St., Wichita, Kansas. Many women endure these complaints for years without knowing just where to turn for relief. Tanlac has restored thousands to the enjoyment of perfect health just as it did Mrs. Ttxrley. Get a bottle today at any good druggist.

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Mors rsnarkssls still are th fsllowlni cimi arhsr I tiaa tw patlsnts In ens family: Mtsa Lottie Gorski and her sister, ,101 V. 17th St., Chicago, 111.

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A Vast Coal Pile Each year we use 150,000 tons of bituminous coal for generating electricity. It takes 3,000 cars to bring this coal to our East Chicago Power Plant. In addition, each year we use 9,000 tons of coke for gas-making purposes. This huge coal pile is maintained to give comfort and real service to our people.

Regulated Cooking Scientific housekeeping is made possible by the use of an automatic heat oven regulator attached to the gas range, insuring automatic precision in your cooking operations.

Yru can set the dial for fhe whole dinner r any article of food you choose to cook, then go shopping, visiting, or wherever you please, and when you return home the cooking will be finished perfectly, and the gas shut off automatically. Come to the Gas Office and ask to see the heat oven regulator. Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company

NO. 269 BANK STATEMENT

H. G. HAY. President J. B. BAILEY. Cashier J. B0R0WSKI and P. H. WEST, Asst. Cashiers

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Gary State Bank At Gary, in the State of Indiana, at the Close of Its Business on March 10, 1922 RESOURCES Loans and Discounts ,. . . .$1,870,260.55 Overdrafts ........... 26.61 U S. Bonds 298,346.00 Other Bonds and Securities -. . 354,655.12 Banking House 125,000.00 Furniture and Fixtures .... 5,000.00 Other Real Estate 8,769.96 Due from Banks and Trust Companies . . 920, 1 1 4.89 Cash on Hand 74.697.97 Cash Items , 27,733.18

Total Resources

..-.....$3,684,604.28

50,000.00

9.131.87

LIABILITIES

Capital Stock Paid in . . $ 200,000.00

Surplus Undivided Profits

Exchange, Discounts and Interest 1 16,584.37 Demand Deposits . , $1,515,489.28 Demand Certificates .... 90.00 Time Certificates 15,533.27 Savings Deposits 1.760,218.37 3.291.330.92 Certified Checks 811.08 Cashier's Checks 16,746.04

Total Liabilities $3,684,604.28

STATE OF INDIANA. QC. COUNTY OF LAKE, ) I, J. B. Bailey, Cashier cf the Gary State Bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true. J. B. BAILEY. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 15th day of March, 1922. MARY LOUISE PARRY, (Seal) Notary Public. My commission expires January 18, 1925.

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