Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 311, Hammond, Lake County, 22 May 1922 — Page 2

THE TIMES

Monday. May 09 1922

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TAXI JDHIVKR. jLTTACKKD During 41prtft over ttxl fare early Bundarr room In J, 13d. Marshall colored, trf S8M Cedar street Indiana Hfcrtor, etruek Joe Gilooe, driver of & checker taxi-cab over tho bead and caused serious scalp injuries. The colored man ran leaving- Ua victim unconscious in the seat of the car, too was later caught and arrested by police officers Solomon fcnd Budlea He is toting held on a Charge of assault and battery -with Intent to kill.

AtTO COtXJJJIOX Foster, th four-oomer taxi driver, was ellsntly Injured Saturday fcljgt when Oie fan, his car Into the Saxon machine of E. A- Varne, of Bammond at the corner of Forsyth and 151st streets. According- to the statement of Mr. Vane, he was going east on 151st Street and when coming onto Forrfth he swerved his machine to the efcrb to keep from hitting the Ford isrr head-on. The front wheels of IV th cars were damaged and the f smdera torn off. i j BJUD ON HOI SE riss?a North, colored, charged wSth keeping a house of 111 repute it 1534 Parrlah avenue, Indiana Harbor, was arrested with eight associates Sunday night by police officers Kekloh. and Kirrin, This place has been under surveillance of the Indiana Harbor police for the last week and yesterday svenlng when neighbors complained io the police of the questionable conSuet there, the raid was made.

DOCTOR ROBBED Dr. David H. Johns of 1211 Beacon street found both his medical and surgical bags missing last night, srhen starting out on an urgent call. Dr. Johns says he left teeth bags on the back porch in the afternoon and when he came out about 8 o'clock In the evening they were gone. A lady next door claims to have leen three fooys carrying two bags resembling physicians' cases shorter before the doctor reported his toss. She eajd the boys were runSing toward Hammond on Hoffman Itreet. The loss was reported to Ihe East Chicago police.

thief and caused him to drop the steed money box. Aroused by some-one prcwllng In the front of his place, Markovich mads ills way to the har-room where in the dusk of the early morning he made out the dark outline of a. man punning out of the toulldlng. The

burglar not baiting when commanded. Markovich. says he shot after

him. but does not believe that the

tmllets took as the thief made his escape. , Nothing was found mis

sing.

BtrXUIXQ PERMITS West elds of Fir street between

141st and 14nd. streets, torlck ve

neer bungalow, 87x48. Attorney Mike Havran. owner. Cost $7,000. North side ot 137th street between Deodar and Elm streets two story brick residence and business, 25x49. Harry Gu-thman, owner. Cost $8,000. East aide of Beeoh. street fcetween 139th and 14Wa streets, two story frame residence and business, 22x74. Theofit Blaczlnski, owner. Cost 87,-000.

Twin City News Notes

BUBGLiAB, drops loot Nick Markovich. owner of a soft Irlnk parlor at 3801 Catalpa street, Tndiana Harbor-, saved the contents sf his cash register early this morning w1wn he fired after a fleeing

This evening the Plymouth club of the Congregational church will hold their first annual picnic If the weather permits they will go to "Whiting Park where they will enjoy a weiner roast. If It should bo too cold they will stay at the church. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Rowland, of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting the letter's sister, Mrs. Mary Spencer. They will be guests of Mrs. Spencer's entire family during their stay. Miss Agnes Jones, of Baring ave., spent the week end In Crown Point, the guest of Miss Mary Hixon. The Lady Elks will be entertained this week at the home of Mrs. M. F. McCarthy, on Todd and Railroad avenues. Miss Emily Wedgewood and daughter. Mrs. Bertha Smith, are in Crown Point today on business for the Rebekah's assembly, of which Mrs. Wedgewood is state president. Miss Helen Galvin very delightfully entertained the girls of the Citizens' Trust & Savings Bank on Saturday evening at five o'clock dinner, in honor of Miss Elna Tolf, who will be a June bride. The color scheme was blue and white and was carried out in the deeoratlons. Among the Chicago visitors today are Mrs. iVValter Framk; and Mrs. Harry Spencer and daughter, Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collins and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iamance, of Mark subdivision, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Brand in Hobart.

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.. i. 1 1 1 . a ft. Police Chiet Charlcu Fiumarru, Jailer ' . esle per. State's Attnmev Rnbort E. Crnwe. Jndpa Kiel

Above, right to left. Police Cruel Charlen Fiumarru, Jatier ' . esley

West brook: lower, State s Attorney uoDert Crowe, Judge Kick-

ham Scanlan. Bombers In Chicago's labor war have threatened to "get" Police Chief Charles Fitzmorris, Jailer Wesley Wcstbrook, Judge Kickhara Scanlan and State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe for their activities in prosecuting suspects in connection with the recent bombing outrages. jFitzmorris and Crowe have been active in rounding up suspects in con nection with the killing of two policemen recently. Westbrook recently Eut down an uprising in his jail by whipping the ringleaders and Scanlan as denounced violence in labor controversies.

On Saturday evening- a reception

was held in the hall of Calumet Lode 6 I- O. O. F. at Hammond for

all of the state officers in Lake county, the rueat of honor heing

Mrs. Emily Wedgewood. newly elec

ted president of the Rebekah Assembly. The officers present vere errand master, Georre E. Herehraan, of Crown Point; conductor, Arnold Swartman, of East Chicagror prand

(gruardlan. Tens Anderson, Hammond;

Martha Murray, chaplain, TL A. of Gary; Bertha Smith, marshal R. A.,

East Chicago; Ernest Kunert, IX D. G. Hammond: Flota Swaim, D. D., pi-eeident, Hammond; Fannie Child, vice-president of Ladles Auxiliary, Gary; Elirabeth Mills, treasurer of Ladies' Auxiliary. Indiana Harbor. The address of welcome was riven by Floyd Saxon, of Gary. This was followed by representatives from all the La we county lodges, dressed in white, putting on a fancy drill In which they filled a beautiful basket with red peonies, which they presented to Mrs. Wedgewood, who responded in a few well

chosen words. A splendid prorram was given consisting- ot readings, solos, and music, by the orchestra from Indiana Harbor. Talks were given by Grand, Master Hershman, C. H Held, of Indianapolis, and others. A handsome traveling bag was presented to Mrs. Wedgewood, by Kebekah lodges of Jjake county; five dollar gold piece by Ladies' Auxiliary to Canton Century 67 of Whiting, and another five dollar gold piece from. Gorcas, Germania, Genises. Golder Star, Elaine and Esther Rebekah lodges. This was an evening which will long be remembered by the Rebekahs of Lake county. Mrs. Wedgewood received numerous beautiful gifts while in Indianapolis at the state assembly last week, one of these being a pair of pillow cases, coming from Wash lngton, D. C. Hugh Stratford arrived heme on Sunday from Washington on account of the serious Illness of his father, Walter Stratford, who is a patient in Wesley hospital where he

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is suffering with cancer of the stomach. The music department of the East Chicago Woman's Club was to have held their election of officers meeting this evening at the home of Mrs. Harry Bloomberg, but on account of Kickness in her family, it has been postponed until next Monday evening May 29th. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baker of 4S34 Xorthcote ave. are the proud parents of a baby girl born 8unday morning at St. Margaret's hospital. Mother and babe are getting along very nicely. The Hoyal Neighbors will meet on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank Forrester, 8431 Fir st. Business of importance will be transacted and all members are urged to attend. Mr. and Mxa. C O. WoQdworth and. daughter Charlotte, of Sheffield, 111., were visitors at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Baker on Saturday, Miss A. L. Fields, of Chicago, will arrive today to spend the summer with her friend, Mrs. P. XX Stirling,' of North Magoun ave. Miss Fields is a medical nurse and la taking a much ncded rest. Mrs. H. Smith of 4 414 Magoun ave. left Saturday for Columbus, O. where she will visit her son's family and other relatives for the next two or three weeks. Miss Sadie Stirling with the Misses Sasses, of Indiana Harbor, and tho Miaees Parsons, of Hammond, went to Miller Beach this morning where they have rented a cottage and will spend the summer. Mr- and Mrs. W. E. Weirback and daughter. Miss Mildred, have as their guest this week Miss Pauline Hubbard, niece of Mrs. Weinback, from Muncie. Mr. and Mrs. George Clapper arrives home this morning from Mayo Brothers hotspital In Rochester, Minn where Mr. Clapper was successfully operated upon several weeks ago.

The many friends of Lowe Ammerman will rejoice to know he ia ablo to be up and dressed and can walk all around the hospital with the use of a cane. It la expected he will be able to come heme within the next week or ten day. Mr. Ammerman was operated upon 3 weeks ago at St Bernard hospital by Dr. Hurley. Oeorge Chilton, who makes his home with his sister, Mrs. Ted Cadman on Beacon st., left last week for jTCewanee, HI., where he will islt another sister. Mrs. Smout

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