Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 132, Hammond, Lake County, 22 November 1922 — Page 2

East Chicago and the Harbor

FIGHTING

PARSO

TALKS ON CRIME

Deposed Chicago Law Enforcer Gives Address In East Chicago. Rev. J. H. -Wir.lajnson, "tho Cg-ht-Ingr parson" as ho la known since relieved from his official position as law enforcement commissioner of Chicago, mad a vehement appeal for community society to organize In a conserted fight against organized crime, when making- an address at a public gathering of the Men's Club at the Congregational church in EiiM Chicago 'ast night.

ORGAMZED miME SPREVDLVO Taking- the great cosmopolitan city of Chicago as a gigantic center for all classes of organized crime. Pev. Williamson showed by a table of statistics that crime was becoming deeply imbedded into the social and political life In almost every metropolitan city of the United ftatci. In Chicago he said crime was organized fifty years ago and ln tea 1 of being stemmed at that time It hs.d grown with the size of the city until now the varied classes if crime have become so deeply in-!ron.-hed that they now operate rat-ipant unmolested. MKTIRED FROM CRADLE "Unlike in o s t well organized bodies, crime does not publish its operations," said Rev. Williamson. "It has a. method of getting into personal contact with every subject r cog of their organization without the outslda world much the wiser. "Becoming acquainted with young boys and girls of all classes of society the Invisible hand of crime creeps into their life, nurtures them from the cradle up, If you will, and educates these same boys and girls upon the world as murderers, robfcera. .bandits, dope flend3 and derelicts of society. Go Into any

largo city, not a'.one In Chicago, and you will find this condition existing Just as I have depicted," said Rev. Williamson. CRIME "OrtXISHADLE" The speauker pointed out that crime had become so well organized that there now exists an Immunity sphere, parties of which are protected from their crimes by the law. Thia sphere or organization ranges, said the speaker, from automobile speeders to murders. lie mentioned a case of one man who had been arrested 205 times In Chicago and released by the police and Judges without being brought to trial. Fivo of these charges, he said, were for rr.'Jrder. "If the robber or burglar Is arrested and brought to trial nine times out of every ten he Is released on bond which Is usually forfeited when he fails to return in answer to the cha-ge. The prisoner

is so well protected by the professional bondsman and shyster lawyer that he does not fear the chances of being punished. If released on bond It ts a sure bet that this same man will have picked out a place before sundown which he will rob so as to pay the shyster lawyer and professional bondsman. Eight out of every twelve murders and robberies committed in Chicago are by these men released on bond." said Rev. Williamson. He continued, "I am certainly glad to hear that certain well known Judges are lakiriir action to stamp out or curtail the practices of these professional bondsmen." The crime commission of Chicago expects to have the actual signer of the bond to fill out a questloniere disclosing his exact states as a citizen and taxpayer befo teleastng the prisoner on bond. T.M3 he said will decrease the percent ige of bond forfeitures, which last year shrunk from J5.000.000 to less than 1500.000. WHILE CHICAGO OFTFICIAX. He reiterated his experiences while enforcement commissioner of

Chicago. "Investigating conditions in Chicago I presume would be like any other coomopolltan city of the United States." Kev. Williamson said. "1 found In Chicago what you probably would And in New York City, New Orleans, San Francisco, and any other like sised places vice, gambling and other crime rampant, operating under protection of the law. 1 reported my findings and when the 'higher-up' failed to act. I threatened to expose certain city and bank officials who were working hand in hand to protect these vice rings. When things became too warm for city officials 1 was f.red, canned, Oiistcd for exposing conditions as they really were If nha opportunity came asrain I would forfeit a $10,000 Job.

vee. two or three such positions

e-lve society the truth." S

Williamson. KEYSTOM5 CLUB As an organizer of the Keystone Club, Rev. Williamson made an appeal' for lh younger people of every community to enlist into this organization for the sake of better society. Looking forward twenty years.it Is the purpose of the new organization to create public f-enll-n.ent to make the political and social situation what it should bo.

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Circulate Petition Women of the East Chicago W. C. T U are circulating a petition addressed to M. T. Rottenberg. owner of the M. Tw building, requesting that he demand all minor girls attending the Colonial Dance Talaoe be accompanied by members of their parents or guardians. The list carries a large list or signers. Burglars Get $147.00 In the absence of C R- Seibert. apent at the New York Central ticket office in Indiana Harbor, burglars entered the tlckett office and robbed the place of cash amounting to $17. Mr. Seibert told the H&rtor po

lice that he had left the office tor only a few minutes to return and find that the cash register had been rifled of Us entire contents.

and cost and sentenced to 60 days at the Indiana stato penal farm. Carl Kosenbloom. proprietor of the Lincoln hotel, held on a charge of keeping his place as a disorderly house, was discharged by the Judge with the conviction of Oreenberg.

Accused of Theft. Manuel Mora, a Mexican workman at the Inland Steel plant, arrested at the plant gate by Tolice Officer Vunoich, charged with stealing an overcoat of a co-worker, was booked at the Harbor police station on a charge of grand larceny.

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Raid House Seven arrests were made by Police Officer Budich of the Indiana Harbor station last evening during a raid on an alleged gambling house In the Block hotel, Indiana Harbor. retro Aguilar, proprietor of the hotel, was taken into custody by the police and booked at the police station as the keeper of a gambling house.

Twin City News Notes

Left to right. Col. Plastiras, Col. Gonatas, chief of the committee; Capt, Madjicyuakas and Col. Protosyughelos. The Greek revolutionary committee, headed by Col. Gonatas, is probing the recent Asia Minor debacle to determine the cause of the rout and to fix blame for the defeat which resulted in the Joss of much territory and thousands of lives. The committee hopes to determine if fh former Constantino regime was esponsible.

Miss Annetta Spector of North Baring avenue, spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Ann Arbor. Michigan, where she was present at the Imo Coming and attended the football game. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar S. Jackson, who have bcn residing In Detroit. Mich., will make their future home In Indiana Harbor. Mrs. Jackson who has been visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brissey. leaves today for Detroit to pack and ship their furniture. Melvtn 5pector, son of Mr. and Mrs. Moses Specter of S04 143th street, in his sophomore year at Michigan university, won a firty dollar cash prize and a years scholarship, by virtue of wlnlnng the

Resumes Dec. 4th. On Dec. 4th, th East Chicago plant of the Republic Iron and Steel Co. will resume operations in three

departments of their mill, according to an official announcement made by George Davis, superintendent of the local concern today. Production on single turns in the 9 and 18 Inch mills, and on three shifts In the busheling mill will again be continued with a chance of operations being steadily increased in the first two departments within a few weeks thereafter. Th heavv demand on The local

mill for socket Iron from the Youngstown plant gives assurance for the full personnel of the East Chicago Industry being returned with their opening the first Monday In December.

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after lam and digress. Go to your druggist today and get a box of Mi-O-Na Tablets the great prescription for indigestion and stomach troubles. Take one. or if your suffering is intense, two tabloAs with or after meals and at the end of ton days if you can't eat a square meal without distress go and get your money laik. That's where the square deal comes in But Mi-O-Na is really a stomach upbuilder of great merit. The quick and positive action of Mi-O-Na on the stomach in case of Kas, waterbrash. our stomach and

honor of first traveler alternate of the University of Michigan Debating Society. . Mesdames Frank Callahan, James McQuald and Hob rt Jackson, are

'attending a theatre today In Chi

cago. The Beacons, enjoyed a most pleasant afternoon Monday, witJi

iMrs. C. Ip Anderson of Beacon

street. Mrs. A. A. Ross and Mrs. Chapman, both Beacon street ladies were guests of the club. The Farent-Teachers association, monthly meeting will be held on Thursday evening In the Washington grade school. Ther- will be a program and refreshments will be served.

The literary department of the East Chicago iWoman's club, had an unusually Interesting meeting yesterday afternoon at th? home of Mrs. W. W. Smith on Beacon street. Thero were twenty-six members present. The study was the last two acts of the play "The Witching Hour," with Mrs. J. D. Kennedy loader, with Mrs. E. I Roid giving a resume of the first and second acts. The following committee from the department, Mesdames R. F. Robinson. Frank Mapfes. F. A. 11. SItwell and Frank McQuarrio aro arranging to give a play on December 12th at th home of Mrs. A. Ottenhelmer. This will be for department members only.

Mrs. J. W. Brissey. entertained

informally at two tables of five i hundred, at her .home on Drum-

mond street, last evening, In honor of Mrs. O. S- Jackson.

bridesmaid and Mr. Leon will act as best man for Mr. Rankin. A wedding dlnnfr will follow tho ceremony, at the brides home." The young people will leave on a motor trip of a week, to Benton Harbor, after which they will reside In East Chicago. Mr. and Mrs G. W. Eewis with their daughter Mrs. D. C. Reld. motored to Joliet yesterday and attended the funeral of Mrs. Lewis' cousin. Mrs. Hanna Brokaw. The trip was made In the new Cleveland Sedan of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Reld. Mrs. Charles Edwards, will be hostess to the Thursday evening Five Hundred club tomorrow evening at her home In Mark.

Mrs. Dean Edgar very pleasantly entertained a party of twelve, on Monday evening at her home in the Bioknell apartments, in honor of her brother-in-law. Noble Edgar, who recently returned from California, Mr. Thomas Godfrey of 144th street, Wt yesterday for Pittsburgh

Pa., where he is attending a convention In the Interest of the Steel Mills . Mrs. Godfrey, during her husband's absence, Is a guest at the home of h-r son, L. D. Godfrey 4122 Parish avenue. ' MiR3 Katherlne Gorman of North Paring avenue, will lave Saturday morning for Ft. Wayne, where she will spend over night with her pister Miss Helen, who Is attending Sacred Heart academy. Sunday

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sister and a classmate. Miss Mary Mungoven, will return to tha Gorman home where the young ladies will be guests over the Thanksgiving holidays. """ St. Ann's Rosary society, of St. Mary's church will hold their regulam meeting tomorrow evening In the church hall. Mrs. Broderlck will be chairlady of the evening.

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Mr. Eeaehdel of Mark, who was severely burned on his lower limbs a week ago at the Mark plant, is a patient at Mercy hospital. Gary,

Found Guilty Barney Greenberg, olerk at the Lincoln hotel, Indian Hartocr, arrested twice on a charge of keeping a disorderly house, was found guilty p-y Special Judg Roycev in the East Chicago city court yesterday I'ternoon. He was fined $"3

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Miss Florence Fisher, -will be hostess to the Kappa Phi Delta Sorority, Thursday evening at her home 4111 Barlngr avenue. ' Mrs. Bauer, mother of Mrs. Arthur Bruns of Mark, was taken Moniay to Mercy hospital, Gary, where she will undergo an operation tomorrow.

Miss Helen Tweedale of 4S63 Barin)? avenue, will become the bride of 'Mr. J. a. Rankin of Detroit. Michigan, Thursday morning at Crown I'oint. Miss Florence Stewart, slater of Miss Tweodale, will act as

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE RICHMOND, Ind., Nov. 22. Authorities of Wayne and surrounding counties today redoubled their efforts, after a fruitless all-nig-ht search, to run down Donato Fierro, Italian section hand, wanted in connection with tho slaying of his -wife, Risario, his child, Antonetta, and William Henderson, a gang foreman, and the wounding of two others, also section hands. Hospital officials announced today that Grant Perkins and Charles Hagran, the wounded men, would recover. The home of Gus Tfaffalin. round

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