Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 115, Hammond, Lake County, 2 November 1922 — Page 5

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E Bernard Geske and his wife, Mary, of Whllln?,, staged a neck and neck race this morning to see which would be first In filing a suit in tlrb superior court at Hammond. Mary wanted to file a suit for divorce. Barnle wanted to sue his mother in law for alienation of affections. Mary had visions of $11,000 almony. Barnle was figuring on about $5,000 damages. Barnle won by a couple of minutes. Both suits aro on file, having neighboring positions on the entry docket. Mr. Geske Is suelng Mary Geidish. mother of Mary. She lives at 2913 Lewis avenu.-, in Stelglitr Tark. He says that he and Mary. Jr.. were married last May 29. He fixed up a home and furnished it completely. Then he asked little Mary to break away from her mother and come with him. His wife wanted to come but hesitated because her mother preferred to have her stay with her. Barnie urged and she decided to comply with his request. Th,?n mammk spoke. She told little Mary that if she went to live with that Geske person she would kill her. Those were plain words and little Mary changed her mind. She remained at the old home. Barnij sold the new furniture at quite a loss and tried living with his mother n law. It didn't work. So again he fitted out a home. Again he told little Mary to pack up and come along. Again mother interposed. This time as Barni;'s wife reached the front door, mamrra grabbed her Simple Way To Take Off Fat There can be nothing simpler than taking a convenient little tablet four times each day until your weight is reduced to normal. That's all Just purchase a case of Marmola Prescription Tablets from your druggist for one dollar, the same price the world over. Follow directions no starvation dieting or tiresome exercising. . Eat substantial food be as lazy as you like and keep on getting slimmer. And the best part of .Marmola Prescription Tablets is they are harmless. That is your absolute safeguard. Purchase them from your druggist, or send direct to Marmola Co., 4612 Woodward ave. Iv.frr.it. Mich. adv.

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and proceeded to rip all of clothes off. She also seized suit case and rtfused to lot her her her her daughter have it. Mary had choice of remaining or going to Barnie nude. She remained. Barnle sold the furntiuro once more. The whole proceeding was gone through a third time before Barnle decided that he was out of luck. His three furniture ventures netted him losses of over $1,000. Then there was the mental anguish which even a boilermaker like Barnie must take into consideration. So he had Attorney Lester Ottenheimer bring suit against Mamma. She is charged with alienating Little Mary's affections. Barnie asks for $5,000 damages. Now Mary's story In her divorce jmemmMam Free DeDTery CUIlCAt LA0ATOY TTC. HAMMOMOUMO.

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compallnt is a horse with a different wheel base. She says Bernie beat her, called her indecent names and drinks exclusively. He is also accused of telling her to get out of his home. Since their marriage he has failed to buy any clothes for her. And there's a child which Barnle never mentioned. Mary wishes to retain the custody of the child and thinks she should have $10,000 to support and educate it. She also asks for $1,000 alimony. McAleer, Dorsey, Glllatt and Chapin are her uttorneys.

GARY NEWS WANTS RECEIVER FOR HARBOR RESTAURANT Gust Xlckalou has filed suit in the Gary superior court against Petros Demitroff asking the court to appoint a rceiver for the restaurant and lunch room located1 at 3514 Cedar street. Indiana Harbor. The plaintiff avers that he and the defendant entered Into a partnership agreement, and each was- to have an equal share in the restaurant, but. the plaintiff states, the Catarrh Germs Mov Out When Moves In Hyornei N'o stomach dosing. Hyornei is made chiefly of oil of eucalyptus taken from he eucalyptus forests of j inland Australia, and combined with OLner cxrcueiit aiiviiiriLnjn. In inland Australia the atmosphere is so Impregnated with balsam thrown out by he eucalyptus trees that germs do not thrive, and in consequence coughs, colds, catarrh and other nose and throat afflictions are cally unknown. Breathe Hyornei and get the same pleasant germ killing effect as you would get in the eucalyptus forests. Hyornei is sold by druggists every where and by Summer's Pharmacy on a guarantee of satisfaction or rr""nv rofundwi adv. (With Cof25c TOMATO SOUP O C c 55c R. COFFEE J 25 69c 19c

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defendant caused the lease to be drawn so that it would appear thai Demitroff was the sole owner. Gust says this was done in an effort to defraud him of his half Interest in the business.

FORD AND TRUCK COLLIDE Crashing intoa trurk whirh only carried a lantern, Mike SawoWalka, 1221 Grant street;' Gary, was painfully injured about the head and hands last nlgrht when his Ford smashed into the vehicle at 14th avenue and Garfield street. The Injured man was taken to a physicians office where his injuries were cared for.. The Ford was badly damaged. FOUR FINED $0 EACH Joseph Hay, Kick Carmella, Joe Vifoski and Khtrene Uawton were each fined $20 in the Gary city court when they were found guilty of violating the state motor vehicle law. The motorists were arrested when they were found driving their machines with open mufflers. MRS. CARRIE BACON DIES Mrs. Carrie A. Bacon, who was a resident of Gary since the early days of the city, passed away at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Maurice Keddy. 5402 Kenwood ave.. Chicago. Since the death of her husband, the late Captain George Vaux Bacon, Mrs. Bacon made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Timothy Barrett, o fAmbrld'ge. For the past six weeks, the deceased had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Reddy, in Chicago. . Funeral services will be held this morning at ten o'clock from the St. Thomas Catholic church, 55th and Kembark avenue. HOWARD BELL TO BUILD RESIDENCE Howard Bell, auditor for the Gary schools Is completing plans for the erection of a residence to be located at 4432 Jefferson street. ;The new home will cost $3,000, will be of brick construction containing five rooms. Larson and Son are drawing the plans for the structure. MARY WHALE N SECURES DIVORCE Mary Whalen was yesterday grant ed a divorce from Edgar Whalen In the Gary Iake Superior court. Mrs. Whalen charged that her h-usftand was g-uilty of cruel and Inhuman treatment. Judge Greenwald ordered the h-usband to pay $7.00 per weeJc and granted the custody of their seven year old child to the mother. WANTS GUARDIAN APPOINTED Alleging tlvat August Simon ts not capable of managing his estate and that there is danger of his squandering It. Attorney E. Pierson has filed a petttion for a guardian for Simon. The petition Is filed n the Gary Superior court. ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING AT THE -HARRISON CLUB Frecinct committee men and workers "eleoted every - candidate on the republican ticket" at the organization meeting at the Harrison republican meetng n Gary last night when Miles Furnas of Winchester gave an excellent talk on organization. Besides Mr. Furnas" speech Mayor R. O. Johnson, County Chairman Tommy Roberts, Township Assessor Maj. McFadden and City Attorney Brissey of East Chicago, made an appeal to the committeeman and workers for a full vote next Tuesday. The meeting was closed with refreshments.

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RAID HOTEL In a raid on the Imperial hotel in Gary last night the police caused the arrest of Nick Eraoff and Tom Poppaw on charges of keeping a house of ill fam.; and booked Margarget Kosls as a prostitute. She made a confession to the police.

STEEL WORKER DISAPPEARS With the disappearance of George Wright, Inland Steel company employe of Indiana Harbor and residing at 2516 Ellsworth place, Tolleston, the polic3 and Mrs. Wright fear that some harm has befallen him. According to Mrs. Wright he worked night before last, but failed to draw his pay or come home the following morning. She stated that this is the first time her husband had ever done anything like this and that they had no troubls. BRUTE CONFESSES TO ATTACKING GIRL Ray Wilson of Grand Rapids After All Night Grilling Admits Guilt. (Copyright. 1922. by International News Service.) MUSKEGON. Mich.. Nov. 2. Raymond E. Wilson of Grand Rapids, Mich., 41 years old, confessed to the abduction and attack upon 11-year-old Rosalie Shanty to Assistant City Prosecutor Glenn Dunn shortly before daybreak today after an all-night grilling. At the time of the confession. Chief of Police Peter Hansen and Sheriff William O. Mathews were present. With a cigarette In his mouth and Just a trifle stooped in a chair after an ordeal which lasted for hours, he calmly recited the sordid details of one of the most atrocious crimes that haa ever taken place in this county. "I had been drinking moonshine," he said at one tmle during his recital of what he had done. "When we were several miles from Dublin, Mich., I stopped the ear. I don't know what made me, do It. but I Just lost control." Wilson is about six feet tall and weighs more than 170 pounds. In his startling confession, Wilson said that Rosalie ran away from him, screaming In terror, at 5 a. m. last Sunday morning. She was not found until the following Tuesday at 6 p. m. The ppHce were amazed to find the little girl had wandered through the pine-clad forests of northern Michigan for over forty-nine hours Here 1 Wilson's confession In part: "I came to Muskegon from Grand Rapids the morning of October 27. I went to Archer's, 33 Eastern ave.. and stayed there until Sunday morning, when I took Mr. Archer to the Continental (factory) In my Paige car. "I went to Eaton's boarding house for breakfast. Then I went to- the Paris hotel and obtained lunch. "In the meantime, I had got hold of some moonshine and had drunk quite a lot cf it. I had been planning on going to Dublin, Mich., where my second wife lives. "About that time I got to thinking about this girl Rosalie Shanty, whom I had seen at the bathing beach this summer. I wanted to take her with me. "I wasn't sure I knew her right name, but I knew about where she lived. I drove up that way and stopped two little boys. I asked them where she lived. They told me. . "I asked Rosalie's mother, who came to the door. If Rosalie could como to my Eastern ave. house for dinner with my little girl. "She said Rosalie was In church. She told me where th church was.

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Rosalie came out about twenty minutes later. "I drove over towards her and tol dher that her mother said that It was all right for her to come along in my machine. "The two boys got In, but got out a short time later. I told her I was going for a ride and started for Dublin. "I told her I would bring her home that day, along about 6 p. m. When I was within several miles of Dublin, I stopped the car. 'We both got out and walked over to some scrub cake. I don't know what made me do It but I lost control. "She ran through the woods, screaming and crying. That was the last I saw of her. "I drove to William Ixmg's. That night I went for Susie Jansen. I returned to Will Long's later that night, and later I went to my wife's folks' house. From there I went to Grand Rapids." Wilson was lodged in Jail here. The rumblings of threats of residents of Muskegon to "get"' the prisoner prompted the authorities to taJte extra precautions o guard him.

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS Tonight republican meetings In Lake county mm nnnonnred thia noon by the county chairman, follow i James F.. Wntson at Gary. Senator Furnas at the K. of P. ha,U, Hammond. Edwin Fredericks and Mrs. Betsy lioss at Highland. W. F". Hod aad Mrs. Frank Shrahtn at Palmer (Wlnfleld township township). Secretary of State Ed. Jackson and Mrs. Mary Warier at Center school. Rally at Colombia hall, 1B6 Cameron street, Hammond. Twin City News Notes Mrs. Roy Whiteman entertained a number of little folks Tuesday evening from 7 to 9:80 at her homo. 3606 Fir strtet. In honor of her six year old daughter Elisabeth. The children were all masked and during the early part of the evening Mrs. Whiteman accompanied them on a lark through the neighborhood, after which they returned to the home whfre contests and games were indulged in, among these being the apple bobbing contest in which little Jean McClure almost This Clown HE SURE cmns THOSE RAGTIH REPTILES

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received a bath and Evelyn Brtidenbaugh won the prize. Eileen Dixon dJlighted her fricnd3 with several pretty lighted pumpkins, black cats, bats and witches. A dainty lunch brought to a close an evening long to be remembered by these little folks. The teachers of ths McKinley school, entertained the entire faculty and friends Tuesday evening at a stunt party at. the McKinley building around two hundred and fifty teachers and their friends gathered In the main auditorium where each school, represented by two or more members, put on a stunt. These were quite interest. Ing and amusing, as well as the Harold Lloyd picture. These were followed by all repairing to the large gymnasium whore dancing was enjoyed, the grand march being led -by Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Robinson. The decorations were in keeping with the hallowe'en tide and were also carried out in the refreshments of doughnuts, cider and apples. The Indiana Harbor W. C. T. U., a society Just recently organized with twenty-seven members will hold their first meeting Friday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock in the social rooms of the Methodist church. All members are urged to l.e present on account of th; coming election. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Johnson with the latter's mother, Mrs. Stella Alyea, left Saturday night for Excelsoir, Minn., where they will spend the next two or three weeks. Tuesday afternoon at her home on 144th street, Mrs. Donald Mclver entertained at four tables of five hundred and three tables of bunco, for the benefit of the Welfare Association. Those receiving high honors In five hundred were Mrs. Walton and Mrs. F. Callahan: in bunco Mrs. Otten and Mrs. C. McQuilkin. The decorations were In hallowe'en

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colors which was also carried on in the delicious two course luncb eon. Miss Marie Zuker, A. TL C. repre sentative of the Washington divis) ion, was in Hammond and East Chi cago on Tuesday and Wednesday a this week. Mrs. Frank Maples is confined tl her home on North Magoun avenut threatened with the grippt. Last evening Mrs. Arthur pecka of North Baring avenue, entertained the little folks of the neighborhood from seven to nine, at a HaJlowe'el party In honor of her four year oU son, Edward. Games and contest! were enjoyed until eight-thirty whoi dainty refreshments were served. Among the many hallowe'en pan ties this week was one given Tues day evening by John Groves at th home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs H. K. Groves on Northcote avenu to his classmates in school. Th( guests were all masked and ri entering the home were met at th door by a ghost. For about at hour merriment ran high, whei they unmasked an denjoyed games dancing and contests, the appli eating contest prize being won bj Catherine Biedlnger. The Jargi rooms of the Grove home wer prettly decorated for the occasioi with hallowe'en suggestions whirl were also carried out In the luncl served by the young man's mothee Mr. and Mrs. Martin Connelly o( Drummond street announced th marriage of their daughter Helci to E. O. Foster on Oct. 19 at Crowi Toint, Ind. The young people art now at the home to their manj friends at 4509 Magoun avenue. Mrs. William McOmber, president of the local W. C. T. U. la calling a special meeting this evening a) 7:00 o'clock at her home, 915 145tl street. She desires that all mem. bers make a special effort to b present.

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