Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 85, Hammond, Lake County, 27 September 1922 — Page 5

Wednesday, Sept. 27. 1922

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Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Clark entertained a party of friends from Indianapolis, Chicago and Hammond for the auto races at the Lake Co. Fair on Saturday and also at a din ner party at the Gary Country Club on Saturday night. Those enjoyingMr. and Mrs. Clark's hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. Van Sickien and L. E. Shepp at Hammond, Mr. and Mra. A. R. McDougal, Chicago and Mrs Wilmuth and Mrs. Auerlll, of Indianapolis. Mrs. Ruth Wheeler entertained the C. B. B. Club at her home Monday night for their regular meetingFive Hundred was played, the high score betas; held by Mrs. W. E. Carroll and Mrs. Karl Krost. Mrs. Wheeler served dainty refreshments Cards have been issued by Mrs. Harry Baker for a luncheon and bridge at her home on Saturday, October 7th. Mrs. Eugene Crowell has issued invitations for a dinner party on Thursday, October 2nd at her home on Joliet street. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pavey who have been the guests of their daughter Mrs. John Wheeler for the past week returned to their home in Frankfort on Monday. Crown Point people were very much chocked on Tuesday morning to hear of the death of Richard Baid win, the seventeen year old son of Mr. end Mrs. J. J. Baldwin which occurred at his home on Monday evening. Though in rather poor GARY NEWS POLICE HUDSON CATCHES FIRE Slight damage was done to the high powered Hudson car of the Gary police department last night, when a short in the dimmers on the headlights caused a small fire. EXTRICATE HORSE FROM THE RIVER Firemen have ether duties apparently than fighting fires. Yesterday a horse got mired in the river near Massachusetts street and they were called to help get the animal out of the river. GARY STILL WET Although government dry agents have been trying to mop up Gary for several months and Gary po-lice have arrested hundreds of violators since the first of the year, there are still several favorite oasis over the city. On their rounds last night, patrolman found five drunks. E. H. MUNBELL SUED FOR $70.00 RENT E. H. Mundell is made defendant in a suit filed before B. J. Laube. a local justice of peace. The suit sets out in substance that Mm n dell Is Indebted to M. Ban in the sum of $70.00. The money, the complaint alleges, is back rent which the defendant has failed to pay. Mundell, who lives at 838 Virginia st., is employed at the Gary steel plant SANS LICENSE, BUT NOT BOOZE Garnie Mooreheal and Leon Grant f Chicago drive through Gary without a license. They were placed under arrest. When the machine was searched, it was found that the duet had a supply of booze in their possession. They were hooked for violating the state liquor law. Wormian Succumbs After Appendicitis Attack Appetwlicltis caused the death of Martha Klinszak. 29 years of age

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health for the past six months, he has been able to toe up and around each day until last week when he suffered a hemorrhage of the lungs, which greatly weakened him, tuberculosis being the direct cause of his death. He was a junior in the Crown Point high school and was a very popular lad and his death has saddened many hearts. He is survived by his father said mother and two sistera The funeral will be held at 3:00 o'clock on Thursday at the Methodist church. Mrs. Sidney Alosworth who was operated on at St. Margaret's hospital by Dr. J. H. Iddings of Lowell. is recovering nicely and will be able to return to her home here on Thurs-day. Miss Foley of Winnetka, Ill., has been the guest of Mrs. Julia R, S. Leroy several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jordan and daughter Jean are with the Sam Love family for a couple of days. SEW MAH1UAOB LICENSES Sam Krajaoh. Gary, Lillian Ackers Garyi Joseph Odar, Gary, Elisabeth Sarudry, Gary; Barney Lesniak, of Hammond, Anna Nabrseska. Hammond; Feank Grgurich, Ind. Harbor, Charlotte Oakeney, Ind. Harbor; David Seals, Gary, Eva Chandler. Gary; Thomas B. Cole. Gary, Loleta C. DeLaney, Hammond; Frank J. Hoeppner, Hammond, Anna Hummerich, Hammond; Basil Benedict, Edison, Ohio, Ho McClaren, of Gary; Fred Green, Gary, Lulu. Cogwell, Gary. at ten o'clock Sunday night. Burial will take place at 9 o'clock this morning from her home, 1217 Adam street, with interment in Hammond. [SPECIAL TO THE TIMES] CROWN POINT, IND., Sept. 27 The grand jury which has been called by Judge Martin Smith went into executive session this morning with seven murders and one manslaughter charpe to probe. John Petrowskl, Chas. Ursellas, Joseph Papovich and Albino Allesslnio, of Chicago, Arpus Geldlewski. Will Veaslay and John Glarad, East Chicago, and John Winglarz, of Hammond, are In jail awaiting grand Jury investigation, charged with mur der. DEBT PAID BY DYES BT HARRY L. ROGERS, STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE WASHINGTON, Sept. 27. Germany's debt of $256,000,000 for maintaining the American army of occupation on the Rhine is to be plan worked out by Secretary of Slate Hughes and approved by the reparations commission, the International News Service learned to-day. The plan provides that the American share of German dyes shall not be paid in cash, but shall be Merchant Financial Wreck I am a financial wreck because of the expense of doctors and medicine for my wife. She has been a chronic sufferer for 10 years. Some pronounced it gall stones, some gastritis, and some Intestinal inflamma. tion. I happened to read an ad of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and from the first dose my wife has steadily improved." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments, including appendicitis. One do will convince or money refunded. Summers Drug Store. -- Adv.

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THOUGHT KLAN WAS AFTER [INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE] CHICAGO, Sept. 26. -- Under the hallucination that he was about to be mobbed by the Ku Klux Klan. Theodore Gllroy leaped out of his bed today and fired five shots through the door in a local hotel, seriously wounding Miss Hanna Johnson, one of the hotel employes. "The Ku ' Klux K!an sent me threatening letters." Gllroy explained when he was taken into custody. "I thought, w4ien the knock came on my door that they were going to kill me." EAST CHICAGO MAN'S MIND IS SOUND After spending several days in the county Jail while officials expected word from the fhaane asyl-um at Logansport asking for his return, Tony Yamarocz of East Chicago is again free. Habeas corpus proceedings were held before Judge Crites in Room 2 of the Hammond Superior court yesterday afternoon. Sheriff W. H. Olds and Bailiff tonall Mets of the Hammond police court were named as defendants. Metz and Olds brought their man in. to court as commanded and explained that he was being held on orders of Chief of Police Bunde. Yamrocz, they said, had made the statement

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OPEN JOB OFFICE The Twin City Sentinel of East Chicago which went into the hands of a receiver about a week ago, will operate as a job office until October 16th. Judge Crites (granted Receiver William Wright permission to keep the plant rolng long enough to finish a mumber of expensive jobs which were halted when the office was closed by court order. It is expected that about $400 profit can be realized from these Jobs. Only such new Jobs can be taken on during the period as can be finished in connection with the larger jobs. The receiver's petition was filed in room 2 of the Hammond Superior court yesterday along with an inventory of assets and liabilities. Airplane service is -being organized to connect the French ports of Havre ond Cherbourg with a fast train leaving Southampton , England, for London for the convenience of tras-Atlantlc passenesers desiring to visit he British capital. EXPOSE IN LAKE CO. ONLY JUST STARTED (Continued from. page one.) and costs and given sixty days suspended. 1 $ a Week CREDIT

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Then Maria Monte testified. She was arrested around Christmas, 1920, for violating the liquor law and spent one night in Jail. Mr. Lucas visited her in the morning and told her he would charge her $800 to prevent her from going to Jail. She got the money, went home and heard no more about it, she said. There was no trial. She recalled signing some paper before she left the court building. Mike Jursu. -was another witness. Mike trembled and appeared frightened as he took the stand. In a chair near his elbow sat Attorney Glenn Harris of Gary. During his testimony Harris, who watched the witness closely, made several trips

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