Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 92, Hammond, Lake County, 6 October 1922 — Page 5

Friday, October 6, 1922.

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POLICE FIND "LOVE DIRECTORY" CLUE

PHOENIX MURDER

PHONEN1X Arlaona, Oct. 6. A Love Directory" containing the name of XOO or more women of Phoenix. Los Angeles. Chicago and other cities was said by the police today to be the chief clue In the murder mystery of Guy N. Denier. The names were written In a little black bound book that Denier carried in his breast pocket over his heart. Denler's body, scantily clad, was found floatinr In a canal on the outskirts of this city.. It was believed at first that he had commited suicide, but a postmortem revealed that he had been choked to death. Denier was formerly head of a department In a large Chicago mall order house. Ill health compelled him to come Into the southwest. He became a well known figure In the highest social circles of this city and an official of the country club. He was especially popular with the women and Is said to have betn named as co-respondent in several divorce suits. A short time before his death Denier left this city. He was reported to have said to a friend. If

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killed. The police believe that Denlti was killed when caught In an illicit love intrigue and that his body was carried through the streets In broad day light in a motor car and dumped into the canal.

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. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE MONTREAL Oct. . Heavy rain in northwestern Ontario began to check forest fires that swept over hamlets and small towns, killing at least thirty-three persons. The destruction of Haileybury was described as one of the worst calamities In the history of Ontario province. It is feared that many more persons were killed than those contained In the known lists. Many residents of Haileybury fled before the onrushlng flames into Ttmiskaming lake. There was a high wind and it is feared that women and children were overwhelmed and drowned. It Is reported that the fire started In a dump where garbage was being burned. Plans for rebuilding of Haileybury are under way.

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GARY NEWS

FORMER SUITOR STABS GIRL Angered because she had asked him for a dollar which she had loaned him sometime ago, Charles Henry, former suitor, whipped out a knife and stabbed Hattle Karris, !17 Adams street in Gary last night. Bleeding from a cut over the left e and a stab wound In the leg .he Harris woman came to the station and asked for a warrant for his arrest. Both are colored.

7hite Women Confess Intimacies With Negroes Grace Shealey, charged with keeping a house of ill-fame, and three other white women. Babe Parker, Mrs. Helen pitman and Vera Berkeen, charged with prostitution, .vere arrested by the police yesterlay afternoon in a raid on. a private

residence at 1625 Pennsylvania avcuua in Gary yesterday afternoon. The Pitman woman told the police that she had been married three times. Her first two husbands were white men and a third a colored man from whom she has separated. She

admitted having had intimate rela

tions with colored men at the above address .part of the money which the earned she gave to the Sealey Roman. The other women also anmitted similar relations with colored men.

The case was set for trial next

Tuesday morning by City Jfldge Wil liam Dunn.

DRUNK; IS FINED

Judge Dunn yesterday fined

George Clbclk, 1300 TTest 13th avenue 11.00 and costs when he found him guilty of being drunk. George was arrested a few days ago.

IRON ORE IS BROUGHT HERE Laden with Iron ore, four lake boats arrived In the Gary harbor. The H. H. Rodgers, P. A. Wodner, Hitch eH and the Henry Court were the new arrivals. The Rodgers and Woaner brought ore from Lake Superior while the Mitchell and Court came from Escanaba.

HUBBY KICKED HER; WIFE ALLEGES In a complaint filed In the Gary Lake Superior cohrt, Andy Tarkhp Is made defendant, Natanja .Tarkhp, the defendant, alleges that Andy lived up to all the requirements of a good husband from Jan. 1, 1908, until Sept. 3E. 1922. when for some reason unknown to the plaintiff, he beat her, knocked her down and kicked her, and she alleges that she is afraid that some harm may oome to her. The couple has three children. The plaintiff states she Is a fit and proper person to care for said children, and asks the court to grant thefr custody to her.

OFFICERS BRING THIEVES BACK Sergeant James Connelly and Plalnelothesman MeCarty returned yesterday with Brooke? r Jordan Mid Ray Harvey, colored, wha, It is alleged, broke into Charles Miehl's store at 1330 Broadway and stole some clothing. Their eases will be tried In the

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Alejandro Zaimls. Alexandra Zaimis, veterxn of many political coups la Greece, is taking a leading part in the affairs ftf state since the upheaval which dethroned King Constantino.

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Above, engineer employed by state, drawing map of scene where Clara Phillips is alleged to have killed Mrs. Meadow- with a hammer. Below, Mrs. Peggy Coffee, witness to the killing and state's 8 tar witness. District Attorney Tho-ias Lee Woolwine of Los Angeles is making every effort to perfect the state's case agair.;t Mr.. Clara Phillips, charged with the murder of Mrs. Albert Meadows. Aerial photographers are photographing the scene of the murder and engineers are making maps of the locality. The state charges Mrs. Phillips rent riding with Mrs. Meadows and then beat her to death with a hammer when they halted on a lonely !taidwMri- Phmi?s denie

Empress Charlotte Is Belgian Citizen Again (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE BRUSSELS. October 6. The Empress Charlotte has re-adopted her Belgian nationality which she lost through marriage with Maximilian of Australia, Emperor of Mexico, In 186". She has lived In Brussels for fifty-seven years but permission to recover her nationality was granted only recently.

Sell $1,737,688 Ohio Property for Taxes INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE AKRON, Oct. 6. Property valued at 31,737,688 has been sold unde the hammer In Summit county since Dec. 9, 1921. M, B. Thorpe, chief deputy sheriff, announced. This extremely large total is caused for the most part by the Industrial depression which forced many persons to erlve up mortsraired omn.

Annual Mission Festival Next Sunday At St. Paul's Evan?. Lutheran Church 138th & Deodar Streets, Indiana Harbor THEO. CLAUS, Pastor Services at 10:00 A. M. German 3:00 P. M. English. Rev. R. Freshe of Chicago will preach in the morning and Rev. T. Thieme of Chicago in the afternoon. A CORDIAL INVITATION IS EXTENDED TO EVERYBODY

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Gary city court The men were arrested In Chicago. Sept 26.

DIPHTHERIA CASEREPORTED A case of diphtheria was reported to the board of health yesterday. The latest case is that of Samuel Hall. 636 Buchanan street.

ELSIE VAODA TO BE TRIED TOMORROW A quart of moonshine and another partly filled Jar of the same liquid will ha Introduced as evidence against Elsie Vadgrda, whose case will be tried tomorrow. Elsie was arrested at 1121 Adams street by Officers Peterson. Tanttor and McCartney. Elsie la charged with violating the state liquor law.

ORCHESTRA CHEERS MAN" IN DEATH CELL INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE SAN' QUKixTIN, Calif., Oct 8. It Is customary to grant the last reQuest of a man condemned to hang-. Mtruel Manrlques will hang today for the murder of two Chinese. He aeked that a jass orchestra might play while he mounted the scaffold ste-pa and while the trap was sprung. Warden James A. Johnston refused to accede to this request, but did have a flve-ptece stringed Jasa orchestra play In front of Miguel's cell for several hours last night. Through the death watch at his cell. Miguel directed the orchestra to play the liveliest tunes they had in their repertoire and to keep it up, Th Warden permitted them to entertain htm the greater part of the night.

to the drug store, trailed by the customs officers. She was in the building two minutes when the officers raided it, but a two hour's search of the place failed to reveal where the opium had disappeared to.

Will Pays Brother's Rail Fare to Funeral INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CINCINNATI. O.. Oft. 6 Although she left an-cstate valued at $42,000, Mrs. Louisa Stern, part owner -of the Atlantic Hotel in this city, specified In her will that her executors should pay all expenses Incurred by her brother, Sol Zlegler of New York. In case be attended her funeral. This part of the bequest was in addition to the reBidue of the estate left to Zlegler after charitable gifts and Mrs. flsrn'i share of the hotel property had been deducted.

Persons who suffered from nervous disorders due to loss of their relatives during the war ara said to have been cured by a visit to the graves of their lost ones In Trance The Rev. A. H. Lloyd, of London, England, who conducts parties to graves of war dead, says he has seen many such cases take place.

Issues Court Order To Protect Two Wives From Irate Husbands f INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE AKRON, Oct. 6. If fear of the electric chair at Ohio State Penitentiary will not save the lives of two women from the blood lust of their husbands, from whom they are seeking divorce, perhaps they will foe restrained by injunctions issued in Common Pleas' Court fcy Judge H. C. Sptcer. The Judge, on the application of the women, who declared their lives were In danger, issued the restraining orders asked.

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Opium Sleuths Foiled By Wiley Chinese Gang (INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE HONOLULU, Oct 6. Customs of

ficers were startled here when $2,000 i

worth of opium disappeared virtually before their eyes at a small Chinese drug store in the heart of the city, supposed to be operated by

a member of the powerful inner ring

of opium dealers. A Chinese girl was hired by the revenue officers to make a deccy sale. The girl went aboard the Pacific Mail liner President Wilson, brought the opium down the gangplank and carried it

In Memoriam

In. sad and loving memory of my dear beloved son, Mat-hew Peters, who passed away four years ago today, October 6, 1918. The saddest day of the year, The day we will never forget, Days of sadness still come over me, Secret tear do often flow. Memories keeps my dear Mathew near me. Lonesome Mother and Brother, Mrs. Dora Peters, Otto Peters, Edward Peters. 16;8:lt IN MXMOBXaM In memory of our dear daughter. Ton! Martha, who today is celebrating her 18th birthday, with the Angels in Heaven: It is just the fifth time tooay that you have your birthday over there. Since you were called away. Since then each minute seems an hour, and every hour a day. The days have dragged along like months, And months have seemed like years Sweet thoughts of you are all we have. To drive away pur tears. God only knows our loneliness. Since he took you away. But he will give you back to us, In His etfrnal ?ay. Loving Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elster, and Sister Wallie. 10:6:lt

Paris Police Hard To Reach After 10 0Clock in Evening INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE PARIS, Oct 6. "Alio alio! Mademoiselle, I asked for Auteull 0974, If you please." "No answer. Monsieur. "Outrageous! Mademoiselle, X am calling the relic station of my quarter. "Ah. but, monsieur. It Is after ten o'clock, and the officers do not answer after ten In the evening! There is no use Insisting." This was the experience of a good Parisian who had nrgnt need of the police one evening- not long ago. Her found out by bitter experience that after an early hour in the evening one must telephone to the Central police and fire department. It may be a long distance, and your house may be burned down or the burglar gone before uny help conies hut then. his is Pari!

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