Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 224, Hammond, Lake County, 15 March 1922 — Page 9

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Uncle Sam to Reserve Traditional Policy 6f 50 Years with Female Convicts. r!NT5RNAT!CNAL NEWS SERVICE! WASHINGTON. March- Rversin? his traditional penal policy of the last fifty years. Uncle Sam in the future will atterr.pt to redeem from lives of crime al! feminine offenders against the federal statutes. Under an amendment to the statutes, passed by the senate, future women prisoners of the government of all afes may be sent to state reformatories instead of Federal prisons in the discretion of the committing Judge. This change in the law, advocated by many welfare societies, was accomplished when senators were told it was intended as a means of preventing feminine first offenders from becoming steeped in crime while serving' out their sentences. Supporters of the movement ar first desired that the women offenders be sent fo houses of refuge, but Senator Watson (HO. of Georgia, so vigorously opposed the suggestion that this feature was eliminated from the ir. ea.su ::. it was then decided that Ur.cift : I nt should do his reforming: at State reformatories, this feature being added to tie amendment on motion of Senator Harris (D). of Georgia Much debate was occasioned in thj senate prior to adoption of the amendment. It was pointed cut that t.-.e government for fifty years had absolutely rejected all attempts to change the penal code in this respect. The amendment, however. gained sufficient, support to insure its passage when it was explained that at tho State reformatories the convicted women would bo given an opportunity to learn useful occupations and to 'beat back' from lives of crime. Senator Watson, in discussion of the

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Hoover Catches Fish by Singing to Them WASHINGTON. March Herbert Hoover, champion cabinet fisherman. Dy common consent the presidrnt'jf advisers have elected Hoover a.s the loading exponent of the art of pulling 'em in with hook and line. Hoovir's knack of catching flh is to sing to 'em. Hoovtr takes no medals as a lyric tenor. At least his asfw at. s wull ruther that he not go on any grand opera circuits. But when he gets his favorite old pipe going and is settled on the banlt of fome (jiiet stream. Hoover can develop an amount of harmony that is fairly astonishing. Attorney-General Hausherty, eno of Ho"vrr's fishing companions, says that Hoover, as a melody producer, has a lot of swell singing folks backed off the boards. And he does it to steady his fishing nerve and fatten hl.s record f catches.

forty-five more at Jessup, Mr.; twentyeight at Cheshire, Conn., and forlysoven at Bocsivilie. Mo. The remainder are scattered in sma'l numbers throughout a half dozen other states.

Lord Derby. Lord Derby has been asked to take the post of secretary of state for India by Prenver Llovd George, according to reports from London. He is to succeed Edwin S. Montagu, who resigned following criticism of his policy .ir "vacillating." The resignation of Lord Reading, viceroy of India, also is expected.

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proximately 700 juvenile prisoners no

undergoing sentences in ref ormatorii s The largest number, about 275, are in the National Training School for Boys in Washington, while 132 are held t-t the Industrial Home in Tipton, Mj. Ninety more are held at Anarr.osa, la. ;

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Teddy Eell of Gary, plead guilty to the charge of larrcny in the Criminal court on Tuesday morning. The charge against Dell who is a negro, was the theft of 1,000 cigars and 5 boxes of cigarettes from Ignatz .Sezbowski of 1043 Delaware street, Gary. He was given a $j 00 fine and 1 to 14 year sentence, which was suspended and he was paroled to Clerk John A. Donnaha of the Criminal court. Encouraging reports come from the bedside of Fred Y. Wheeler in Gary, who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Mercy hospital in 'Jary on Monday afternoon. . Miss Iilliam Vilmer has accepted a position as book-keeper at the Kramer market. Ed. Donnaho wilf have charge of the

Hard Kodak Shop in Lowell which Mr. Hard purchased this week from Mr. King.- Ho will make the trip back and forth from Lowell each day. Miss Kate Bhiro is in Chicago several days this week with her mother. Mri. Lena Bium of Chippewa Falls, who is stopping at the Auditorium. County Auditor George M. Foland has purchased the Al'man property on East street from William A. Wirt of Gary. He will make some extensive improvements on the place which is one of the most attractive in town. It is said the sale price was $7,500. Announcements were received here this week of the -birth of a baby daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, of Kockford. 111. Mrs. Lawrence will be remembered here as Miss Helen Hard a niece of Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher formerly of Crown Point. August Reichers who died 'Very suddenly on Sunday from heart failurfe. was buried from the home on Court street on Monday afternoon, the services in charge of Rev. Stommell. Mr. Reichers was 65 years of age and a retired farmer. His wife survives him. Mrs. Frank Klndberg and family, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Fraas, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schlemmer, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bullock. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

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THE tnost important tnechenieal ctiit in any car is the motor. The Cleveland Sis exclusive motor, built in its own shops, is the culmination of six years intensive effort. In design and in details it is as fine a piece of engineering as will be found under the hood of any car. Power with flexibility, durability and efficiency, are the qualities that make the Cleveland Six motor the most highly refined of the overhead-valve type. This motor is so designed that it actually devalues 58 per cent of its 45 horse-power at twenty miles per hour. Few motors develop more than forty per cent of their power ct this speed. The Cleveland Six gives more power when you need power most (for quick acceleration, hill climbing, or for the long hard pull) than is obtainable La ioit ether motors. Power With Economy THE remarkable fuel economy of the Cleveland Six is largely due to the unique straight -line manifold which is cast integral with the cylicder head. Gas travels the shortest possible distance from carburetor to cyltndsrs and as the manifold is evenly heated throughout its entire length, condensation is eliminated at all points in its travel. This feature insures quick startir.j;, complete combustion and means high power with economy, ' at all spceda. It also reduces carbon deposit, which t further minimized by completely macliining the combustion chambers to a smooth finish. , Balanced Pistons of New Desifjn "TIGHT WEIGHT pistons are of the latest design JL- and all six machined to the same exact weight. Conventional de3ign has been improved by the addi

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Saturday evening from a week's visit with relatives at Chicago. Mrs. Jake Wagner and children and Mrs. Tom Meehan of Chicago visited Sunday here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Boc-cker. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thitl of Hammond called on friends and relatives here on Sunday. Miss Rose Schumacher returned from a week's visit at Hammond. Mrs. Baumarartner of Pyer visited with her sinter Mrs. Mathilda Keilman ort feuodny. Mrs. Hose Greiburp returned to her home at Chlcaso on Saturday evening after a few weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Jos. M. Gerlach.

years bro and were liberated in the parks of New York City. They have since multiplied rapidly and have spread to Weft Virginia and other

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lish sparrow. They were Introduced into this country to drive the English sparrows out.

Ur. Elton K. Darling. Dr. Eltcn R. Darling of Millikcn university, Decatur. III., has announced that he hns rren successful in obtaimnjr pure jrrain alcoho from ordinary ilium inatir.2 iras such as is used in homes. Further experiments are needed, he savs to determine the cost aad econonm value of tbe process.

Iiojinaha and several others from here attended the funeral of John Naumann which was held in Hobart on Monday. The funeral of Mrs. "U'm. Middleton took place from the Lutheran church, on Tuesday at 1:30. Mrs. Middleton died of tuberculosis on Sunday. She was S2 years of ase and leaves a husband and small son. The Mlddletons made their home over the Zurbrigirfn store. She has been In failing health for the past year.

European Starlings Drive Sparrows Out

r INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! i PA K K K IIS BIJ KG, W. Va. March ! KlockH of European starlings, which now make their hom In the suburbs of i'ai'kersburgr and Us vicinity, are f.ttiacting: ,f:onsiderar! attention While they made their first appearance in rarKeraburgr some time ago it hAs been only recently that they have become numerous. Opinions of observers differ as to their alleged di.structiveress. Some author. lies ay they ar; far Ies so than sparrows, cowbirds and some other species. The European starihigr as its name Implies, is a forelg-n bird. Specimen wore imported from England about fifteen

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Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Theiion visited Sunday at Chicagro with their son John and fami'y. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Scher motored to Chicago Sunday to visit with relatives. Mrs. Frank DinKc-3 and son returned

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