The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-05-08

sunraE. Parade easssna New Publ
Library and Marie Stuart, Parsa
Leader.
Fifteen thousand sufragists paraded
the streets of New York on the after
noon of Saturday. May 4. Marching up
Fifth avenue between the throngs Of
spectators who crowded the sidewalks.
the women rnarehers presented an i'm
pressive spectacle. The slogan Votes
for Women" vase everywhere in owl!
dence.
AS the pareders passed the New York
public library, more than 5000 persons
were nassed in front of the building.
No feature of the parade attracted
more attention than Miss Marie Stuart.
who led one division Attired as Joan
of Arc. Miss Stuart showed more atten-
ton than Miss Marie herself an expert
horsewoman by her skillful handling
of her spirited mount
site opposite the church for jail .pur
poses. An appropriation was recently
made by the county council for buying
the site and the commissioners had
counted on making the purchases
Judge Clements of the local Circuit
Court has granted a temporary re-
straining order and has set May 10 for
hearing the case. The site in question
| is on East State street, a half block
from the public square. The commits
sioners say there are no other ayaiia-
BILE lots.
SOCIALISTS MAKE GAINS.
! Precinct committeeman of both
parties who have just completed TAX
! ing the six months poll preliminary to
registration next Thursday are sur
prised at the great increase in the So
Icialistic poll of Anderson. In one pre-
icinct both the Democratic and RepIp-
llican poll taker reported more Social
lists than members of either of the
other parties
4 CoNrEgBgTE TO TITANIC FUND.
| Kiktna weenund Chapter, Daughters
iof the American Revolution of Ander-
son, has made the first local contriou-
ton to a fund for the erection of 4
monument TO the victims OF the reeen.
wreck of the steamship Titanic. The
Isum of SIS was forwarded yesterday
with a communication to President
TAFT.
GUARDsMEN UNDER ARREST.
Samuel Axton and Fred Cowgirl. be-
longing to Company L. First Regiment
d Indiana national guard. are under ar
rest at Mt. Vernon. charged with non
attendance at drills and failure to re
Iport at the inspection of the compan,
lApriI 18th Their trials will be heit
Friday before the officers of Compan!
Il
100000 MORTGAGE FILED.
One of the largest mortgages eve
recorded in Madison County was files
|. in the recorders office and covers tn
Anderson property of the American
|vulcanite Roofing Company. togethe
+ with other plants in Chicago ant
FRANKLIN, O. The mortgage is 70
ls1eoBo and is executed in favor OF tn
1ColoniaI Trust and Savings Bank an
iEangdon c. Ross. trustee. to secure al
tissue of the bonds of the company 70
| a like amount.
GIRL. FINDS THIEF IN ROOM.
The screaming of his daughte
awakened Albert Suhre. 400 East Thir
ltieth street. Indianapolis early yester
day morning, and, running to he
iroom. he found that she had bee
lfrightened by a burglar. The bursla
ltoolx $40. The girl was awakene
lwhen the burglar lighted a match H
Twas standing in the center of the roor
and was examining a watch. He drop
lped the watch and ran.
Mrs. Milton Hayworth. 224s Mort
Illinois street, reported to the polio
THAT some one opened her home Satui
iday night and stole two boxes of tai
lcum powder and ring set with rubte
and pearls
burglars that entered the home
lJohn krupp. 1899 East Ohio street, dis
lcarded three small rings which the
ltoek and kept $3.50 in money. The
ialso went next door to the home {
Ballard Hines, 1925 East Ohio stree
iwhere they got ss in cash. At bot
1places the burglars entered through
lside window.
all PARR SUFFERS FIFTH FIRE.
10 A fire supposed to have been of il
:, icendiary origin early yesterday morl
: ling destroyed the Parr Creamery Con
. spany's buildings and business buil'
: ing occupied by Griffith's barber she
land restaurant and Gilmore's poolroo
u at Parr, a village a few miles north
- Rensselaer ON the Monon railroad. tt
e creamery building was valued at $50
D. and was insured for $500 The 9th
building was partly covered by insu
;. lance. 4Four hundred and fifty pound
:, lof butter stored n the creamery, w
. destroyed The fire started in the re
1of the creamery building. The is 4
- fifth fire in Parr in FIVE years and {
are supposed to have been incendiaI
ns -
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