The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-12-04
MAKE No
EFFORT To
HEED LAWS
Lake County Foreigners Make
Startling Disclosures to
Judge Anderson.
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TNrIANAPOLIS. IND. Dec PRO
:. 7atnes in tho federal court afford an
objeet lesson in Americanizstion, IN
tte opinion OF Judge Anderson. VINO
{r.e-essed on spectators In the court
. fast that many foreigners IN Lax
ctsut+r come to America and make no
saa-t to become citizens. and apparent
IA raske no effort TO obey tho laws q
trs country As defendant after de-
fan5art stepped before the court ana
.ar,itted that he did not understand
English language well and that he
.a taken cur only his arst citizenship
1sp4-s and had been voting for years.
.r- court called attention TO the fact
at sach were having q voice IN the
.@-.# or of how TO run this country.
NICE SITUATION.
il a nice situation, isn't ite" he
asked while trying 90 obtain intor-
-atf.n from Helen Harvaj and An
r Rapacz. Of Indiana HaToo-. con-
s.aing alleged transportation Of H.
,.4rv INTO the state. Here are peo-
Y4 uho don't talk English. They come
are and have no interest IN the coun-
s.-- whatever. They are violators of
te. la-v before they become citizens. -
ORDERS GREENWALD NOTIFIED
kttA6 NASG ttA~ NNAt~
E.saez had made application in
i.aee creenvaId's court at Gary for
second naturalization papers and
T-fa-3 J Mattice. assistant district at
.-raes. vas instructed TO inform Judge
.-.ecnwaid that the defendant had
-,irad@d guilty 20 violation Of the law
.rd then. II second papers were issued
atlr. % bring suit in the federal
.r- - have the papers cancelled and
-ourt would cancel them. Similar
ta tructfons were given as 70 Alex
aJ-r Parr Of South Bend. who also
ii made application for second papers
I'd lad pleaded guilty 10 violating the
r.7d amendment. These three defend
en.s were fined sI09 and costs each
toEIDN'T READ. but VOTED.
Tznatz Guber. Of Gary. charged with
tatinE the Reed amendment. told the
cast ae could not resd English.
You cant read English" Queried
t,e court We'll then. how do you
know what ticket 10 vote when YOU
g9 IN the booth2 Oh. sons one goes
in the booth with you. chg
II seel sorry for that fellow who
las to aad out to7v to mark his bal
7,+." the court concluded as he sem
gcncsd Guber to serve three months
sn the Marion county Jail aud . pay
= one OF 500 and costs.
aAR9 AND y. CHIC AGO Man FINED
Mike Kuesel. of Gary. was fined
SEQ and costs for transporting Nquor.
IS also vas steve Masaros. Of East
chicaEo. who pleaded guilty 70 a
similar charge Martin SchAiblhofer
and Frank lear Of South Bend. were
esch fned 500 and coats FOR bring
- 1ouor from Chicago. Mamie Me-
tsa .ather. coiored. Of Evansville. charg
..I With the same orfense. was senteno-
81 . one day in isil without costs.
E2on PINE FOR POLICEMAN.
Michael z. K-uszynski, former po-
l.~oman at Gary. vas sentenced 20 six
months In jail and 20 pay 5000 hne
m a plea or guilty to violating the
red amendment. Evidence showed
toat tho defendant previously had
b.en aned In the federal court. had
nod trial Ave times in the state
s1rt and had taSn an appeal FIJI
ea1n of tae i've cases
II AIMoND MAN FINED.
carl Remsuek Of Hammond was
seutenced TO four months in Jail and
fned 500 and costs for transporting
liquor 70 sell at Hammond Joseph
T-arney og Oakland city. was hned $50
aud costs for bringing IN wnislSey for
his own use.
steve Frasis. Of Indianapolis plead
Cd guilty to the charge er making
~ siu Inc and Martin Tclesunan
aud Roy KIicler Of crown Point.
pleading guilty 20 having an illicit
S-ftl we're each sentenced 70 one day
I'm 5su without costs Zita Zivkovich.
oF 'iars- pleading guilty also 10 hav-
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