Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 226, Hammond, Lake County, 17 March 1922 — Page 13

Fridat, Maivh.17. 1922.

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BOY DIES ON GIBLET; filHERSOBS AT HOTEL John McIIenry is Hanged Within Shadow of the Dome of U. S. Capital. BT WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON'

DEATH OF TAYLOR'S FRIENP P R T LELP OVTS MURDER

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Henry, the boyish murderer who was frlven a week's tini" to "prepare his

soul for death." was handed t.day with-'

in eight of the capltol dome. McHenry went to his il.ath at, the find of a hangman's noose Fmillnir and unafraid. He mounted the scaffold unaided, faced the west and jdunKed into eternity without opening his lips. The xeeutiin. .staged uml'T the ansca of the federal proverriment came only after President IlardinK had relused to intervene. McHi nry was the

self-confessed murderer of a Washing

ton guragt-. owner ami a detective s-cr-peant. Mrs. John McHenry Tviod, mother of the slayer was sobhlntr out her srrier in a, downtown hotel when the hoy died on the jriblet. She had spent the early morning hours at his side, hut an hour before the execution, g ive up all hope and left the jail. She had fousht for a month with every means in her power to avert the execution. A crowd of 3i witnesses jammed the tir.y corridor within the district jhiI wh-n Mstl?nry died. f hafts of sun IlKh t. . rla.-hi : in from windows l.iih cternead. t h'- grotesque silhout t"rs across the fcafionl.

In this s-ettins.- M'llenry marcher! i Avith firm tread. His slight boi.h stature stood out in odd contrast to the i two hufre jailers who strode beside him. j 'J'he youth smiled pitifully just a little while before had declared: 'His soul would tco to heaven" for he had made ;

"'his peace with Cod" in the week the, law e-ave him to prepare his sou!. Two Catholic priests stood a little to one Fide, chanting prayers. The Jailers stepped back and with a crash, the trap dropped. McHenry's body shot through, twisting and Jerking as though Its weight were not enough to straighten the rope.

TIip "oath oi John I Hainan. Riverside. N. J- showman and lift-Ion frit-nrf ot the murdered William lK-snior.it Taylor has furnishfd oolice with" a murder which parallels the Taylor case. Brunen was nr:ot while sealed in the k'tch-ri of his home reading a newst.npfr. A tthottrun was used. Art s-if v a? useo by the slayer or slavtra.

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Home ot John Brunen. unim of astiassin a shotgun. Arrow shows window through which h wai hok Abovt at ri.uhi i Jrunen a daughter. Haiti, with a detective. Lower right. John Kruncn.

GARY NEWS

terday attacked and bit her son in the leg while he was distributing? bills near Seventh avenue and Masachusetts at.

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TPvY FOUR GARY MEN

WHITING RESIDENT PASSES AWAY f SPEC i AL TO THE TIMES? WHITIN"-:;. March 17. Eric John Ferr.eil, a resident of Whiting' for nineteen years, passed awav today at his home on New- York avenue. He Is survived by p. widow. Christian Science services will be held at the Oakwood chapel. Sixty-seventh street and Unttatce Grove avenue.

Pleads Guilty by Phone. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 ZANESVILLK, O., March. Pleading truilty by telephone is the latest here. L. A. Wright, of Xewar, "taggred" by police for parkin? his car in a safety rone, was In a hurry to sret home. After mailing a check to pay his fine, he telephoned police headquarters and pleaded srullty.

iu vj., juuiti .- ..-I". - i rt-siea several weeks ago on a comand fathers, arretted by the Gary police i plaint of obtaining- money under false on Ftbruary JOth on charges of steal- j pretenses, went on trial before City ins from the Pennsylvania Railroad Co. 1 Judfre William Dunn in Gary this rnd receiving stolen properly, were I morning. He was represented by Attried before Judge Martin Smith in the I torney Hoy Davis. According to cvlCriniinai court at Crown Toint yester- j dence, Sims gave a number of checks aay. which came back from the banks The two both Stanley Garcheowski marked N. S. F., but made them good

and Stanley Dizalrdros were uu.u v:i , later.

guilty and sentenced to the Indiana Reformatory for a period of one to fourteen years. John Garchcowski, fath- . . . . uitlfy wus found guilty and a sentence of 1 to II years suspended. George Dizairdros was found not guilty.

Classifying Girls' Names. A writer has just issued n list cf fflrls' mimes and whnt they fHnd for In most people's ni'nds. Lucy, he mvs, tuueests to most people a yirl who is tender and clinging. Mnrgaret and KIteabeth carry a cross, but bear it

James Sims, head of the Sims Pe-i Ftrvessful and hard. Susan and Sally tective agency in Gary, who was ar- i are bewitching. Ethel has ho imagina

tion. Madge has a brilliant wit. But

Peril of Lying in Bed Too Long Seen By London Doctor I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE L(:-,ln ., r o . .He pv..i. t-f lying in bed Is one of the latest iaeaa of doctor. "Oet us find move about," is tne n v prescription. Pr. U. '. Rowlands, surge.in to Guys Hosp.tal, is the apostle of the "don't lie In bed too Ions" creed, lie expounds it vigorously in the Briiitdi Medical Journal. It. Is people who have undergono operations who are in peril if they stay in bed too loner. "It cheers a patient." state lr. Ko-vlands, "to know that he may move about as much as he likes in bed from the first, have the freedon of the r join after four days, or the bather .f'i'ler seven days, ana may take 5liort walks in the sunshine after te,i days." Here are some of the bad effects of lying in ij?d. as expounded by the doctor: " The heart beats less forcibly. I'.reathiriii becomes slower ana shallower. Appetite fails. Digestion fais. Action of the intestines becomes sluggish . Muscles waste and lose tone. All these r.re reasons for not lying in bed. a. id Dr. Rowlands says that, 6s regards the healing of wounds, years of observation have cor vinced iiim that complete rest Is nnecessary .

Jack la Old Friend. A plant of much interest found In our spring woods, is the Jack-in-the-pulpit, or Indian turnip, a plant of th arum family to which the well-known calln-lily also belongs. The sheath ("the pulpit"), which surrounds th central portion is called the spathe, and Is really a leaf modified for the protection of flowers. American Forestry Magazine.

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Fashion Knew No Mercy. Id the days when gull wings and breasts were in demand for women's hiifs and when the v.v afforded no protection to the feathered tribes, they were slaughtered by thousands nil .lonjr the coast. Millinery agenta from New York would conduct expeditions, accompanied by expert skinners, to the breeding grounds of the seafowl and hire local gunmen to do the killing. One woman in a single season brought back 10,000 tern skins from Cobbs Island, Virginia. More than rOO.OOO tern skins were collected in one season in the sounds of North and South Carolina.

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MISS ELKINS IS NO BETTER Miss Victoria Elkins of Miller, and well known Gary young lady who was severely injured when struck by an

START THE 1922 STREET PROGRAM Hids for the first of Gary's 1922 street building campaign will be opened by the

Board of Works at the regular meeting next Monday morning:. The streets for which bids are to !( received are 20th pla--.- which connect.Broadway with 21st avenue and 22nd avenue between Broadway and Madison street. Based on the fact that six

auto truck at Miller is still confined to rirms have already secused plans fir the Mercy hospital and according to the two streets, bidding is experted to!

word from her bedside this morning ne spjriten. The cost of the two streets

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her cor.lition is still alarming. While no ibones were broken she was badly bruised and Is suffering from internal injuries

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WANTS WARRANT F0RD0G OWftER Mrs. Edwards of $0 Virginia street, apked for a warrant this morning for th owner of a white poodle which yes-

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WILL HAVE A CENTRAL OFFICE

The Gary Board of Realtors, former- j ly known as the Gary Real Estate Blxchange plan to open a regular head- i quarters in the near future which will J be in charge of selected officials and j open at all hohra of the day and part ; of the night if its services arc demand- j ed. This was decided at a meeting of j

the Realtors held In Gary this week. At the meeting the multiple listing system was adop-ted and steps will be taken to put It in effect at once. In order to do this it will be necessary to establish a central bureau in charge of a desk clerk.

Safety for the Auto Owner When you drive a car you are in clanger every time the wheels turn. Even a slight injury to a pedestrian, even though it happens through no fault of yours, may cost you more in damages and attorney's fees than the cost of carrying insurance for a lifetime. The car owner should be protected against loss by fire, theft, windstorm, collision or liability for injury to others or their property. Samson insurance offers the needed protection and the cost is reasonable. Let me show you a Samson policy ! Dick Broertjes Agent. 665 South Hohman Street

Ancltnt Sundials. The Greeks were extraordinary adepts at suridlaling, as were also tha Kfcyptians and the Arabians, and ona specially interesting thing nbout thesa ancient dials is that it is always possible to tell, approximately, where tliey were made. Every sundial, to lie accurate, bus to be made for tha Iniitude of the place where it Is to' be set up. Tims, a sundial discovered at Pompeii in 17(5" was one designed for the latitude of Memphis, and from this It has been deduced that it was ruada by an Egyptian craftsman, possibly in the school of Alexandria.

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HAMMOND WOMAN SEEKS DIVORCE A recent divorce suit filed in the Gary Lake superior court is that of Minnie Schwiekert vs. Walter Schwiekart. The Schwiekerts are residents of Hammond. Mrs. Schwiekert, through her attorneys, Gavit, Hall and Smith charges cruel and inhuman treatment and asks the court to grant her $1000 alimony, an absolute divorce and asks the court to allow her the custody of their bayb Kirl.

MOTHER OF FOUR WANTS DIVORCE Lessie Hanyard, mother of four children, has filed suit for divorce in the Gary Lake superior court against Henry Hanyard. her husband. In the complaint, the plaintiff asks the court to grant her the custody of their four children. She also wants 51000 alimony.

Hazel Dawn. Hazel Dawn is the heroine of an extraordinary romance when it is compared with the usual run of stag-e heart affairs. Usually they're short and snappy But this one is differeit. More than years ao Charles Groeh! came out of the west. In Sew York he saw "The Pink lady" and Hazel Dawn in that piay. Love blossomed, but a career interfered and Groehl decided to wait until the "Pink Lady'V ambition was achieved. Tnt whs eleven years ago and he is still waiting, patient, confident, uncmr '"'ni" Broadway awaits the outcome.

A. H. SMITH BUYS HOUSE Faul Stropky has sold to A. H. Smith, the house located at 609 Rhode Island street The house contains seven rooms and is or frame structure. The consideration was 16,500. Mr. Smith is one of the members of the real estate f.rm of A. H. Smith & Son.

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