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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
KILLS BOY
WITH new
SHOT Gun
Lansing Tragedy Shocks Lit
tie Town to the South
of Hammond.

Ten minutes after Herman Wolff,
aged II years. Oldest Of family
OF eight children. had skipped from
his home in Lansing yesterday. to
Join a group Of comrades. his mo-
ther received a telephone call that
Herman. nortally wounded by \ gun
shot, was being rushed TO St. Mar
garet's hospital, Hammond. His
stomach ripped from side to side by
the close range discharge of shot
gun shell fred by a boy companion.
Herman languished few hours at
the hospital and died surrounded by
his parents and seven brothers and
sisters.
Walter Schultz. aged IS years, flr-
ed the shot. After tho accident,
Schultz fed. He scurried home, left
his gun. and terrorized by the act
he had committed. ran all the way
to the home Of his grandmother at
Munster Police officers, tracing
him, arrived at the Munster hiding
place. They we're met at the door
by the aged grandmother. She stop
ped them at the threshold.
He IS not here" she said in re-
ply to their queries.
There was an Interchange OF COM
pliments. A window in the rear
banged Officers heard It and ran to
the back OF the house. Young Schultz
was fleeing across the fields. They
caught him in the woods, a short
distance away.
According to Herman Hoge. uncle
of the slain boy and q salesman
for Swift & Co. Hammond. Schultz
met Wolf and group of boys in
the rear OF the Lansing Bank
Schultz had just returned from
lone hunting excursion. lie was
proud OF the new 10 gauge shot
gun his father had recently pur-
chased for him to take the place of
a heavy double barrelled 10 gauge
gun Schultz. according to Hoge and
Mrs. Carl Robenhorst, aunt to young
Wolf. and who witnessed the shoot
ing from the window Of her home.
levelled the gun at each Of the BOYS
They demonstrated He persisted.
swinging the muzzle from one 70
the OLheE OF lle quartet w Ren ne
reached the figure of Wolff the gun
stopped The boys stood but a few
feet from each other Schultz with
gun trained on Wolff. pulled the
trigger. There was an explosion. a
scream and Wolff, clutching hts sto-
mach. dropped to the ground From
the wound a torrent of blood poured
Schultz gave one look. Then ran
Other boys in the group were Wal
ter Rain. aged nine years. Albert
LaBahn, aged II years. and Walter
Wolff, aged 10. brother Of the dead
boy.
Young Schultz is held at the Ian
sing jail. Judge Lucas could not say
what steps Will be taken in the
prosecution. He said Schultz has
twice been before the Cook county
juvenile court. One of these occas-
sions being in connection with the
theft of SIS from Lansing grocery
store.
Young Wolf is the son Of Charles
Wolff. The funeral Will be held on
Thursday at 100 from the home in
Lake street and from the German
Lutheran church. Burial at Oak Glen.
y. ]. Emmerling Of Hammond. will
officiate.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
T|ERNAN HAS FLED;
BROTHERS TO RESCUE
Publicity Seeking Legal
Light is Crazy Like a
Fox They Say.
BY JAMES L KILGALLEx

lsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N SERVICE,
CHICAGO. Dec. 4-can for sbe-
lock Holmes.
John ?. riernan. the Interstate
husband. enormously reported on
Saturday as confined to the Psvobo-
pathic ward. IS still missing.
He disappeared Friday night AZ
half after nine and hasn't been seen
since.
Today. however. deputy sberirs
We're continuing their search hert
upon serving a writ issued hi
Judge Frank s. Rigbeimer which
would commit the professor to the
hospital for examination
The mystery OF tho prof's dfxan-
pearance grows deeper hourly The
authorities are absolutely without
clew Chicago newspaper has
come out with a sensational story
that one local newspaper is keeping
John and his now+ and-then wife
'Gussie n seclusion while a rival
newspaper IS holding the balance.
The preachers daughter and wife
No 2
Both papers. it seems. hase half
a scoop.
Be that IS it ma the showdown
Is coming-and mighty soon The
professors brother. Peter Tiernan,
assistant corporation counsel or
New York city. is enroute to Chi
cago to find out what it's all about
He IS quoted as saving he and two
brothers of South Bend. Ind. peda-
gogue are ready TO offer the pro-
fessor everr assistance financially
in any litigation that may develop
as a result of the action OF Tier
mans determined sister-in law. Mrs
Frances Pulaski. IN obtaining the
order for the professors sanity
test.
Rut the main thing now is-hnd
the professor
1t is intimated BY those on "the
inside that the professor is in no
need Of a sanity test-that he is
crazy like a fox" You can't mag
ne how he mates all this publicity.
Especially 50 in view Of the fact
that he proposes to make an exten
sive lecture tour at which the ad
mission will r. so much per head.
saws one of his friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04

Subotichs Identity. also tallying
With her size. estlm ate Z age.
height. weight and the clothing
which she was last seen in. The
aundry mark on the clothing. 4747s
5 familiar 20 the husband. Wm
subotich, who expects to identify
the body at Hegewisch today.
The body was found by Robert
Nelson. a trapper 1861 Burley ave.
ate Saturday evening while walk
ing down a little trail toward his
traps.
1t is believed that the woman
committed suicide bv taking poison
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
CARELESS DRIVE HURLS GIRLS FROM CAR WITH FATAL RESUL
McCRAY DISCUSSES
SAND DUNES PARK

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Deo. A.
Governor Warren Il. McCray de-
cIared today that he had no fur
thcr comment to make ON the
proposed examination TO es NIB
iish sand dunes park near Lake
Michigan. He repeated TINT he
would not back as an admins
tration measure any movement
having for its object making
sand dunes of Northern Indiana
State reservation" and said
that he had made this clear to
representative j. Glenn Harris,
w. II. Gleason and others during
a conference on the subject.
However. the Governor snid, he
"will not oppose such N bill and
will sign the measure II 1t IL
passed"
'In che fntcrests of economy I
can not push the measure, Gov.
McCray asked.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
LAFOLLETTE BLOCKS
BUTLER NOMINATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4-The con-
nrmation by the senate of the nom
nation OF Pierce Butler. ST Paul
lawyer, as associate Justice Of the
United States Supreme court was
blocked today by an objection rails
ed in the senate by Senator LaFoI-
ette. Republican. of Wisconsin.
The nomination VIII die automat-
calIy with the closing Of the spe-
ial session Of congress shortly be-
fore noon today. and must be sent
to the senate again by President
Harding when the last session Of
he sixty seventh congress is actu-
lily under way.
The senate was in closed execu-
1--WE session when LaFollette's OBJ
,ction stopped further considera-
on Of the Butler nomination.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
SEE: SUBSIDY
MEASURE: AS
CENTER
Administration Is Frankly
Dubious As To Sen
ate'S Action.
lBY J. BART cAMPBELL)

tsTAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. sERVIcEl
WASHINGTON. Dec 4-Prompt-
~ on the stroke Of noon today. the
anal session Of the s7th congress
convened TO remain in session until
March 4 next The new session
aegan ten minutes after the adjourn
ment II the special session called by
President Harding two weeks ago.
once the senate gets down to the
ship measure. which IS to be the
storm center Of one of the most Bit
terest legislative battles ever waged
On the senate Aoor. the House will
he busiIy engaged with the annual
appropriations or supply BILLS.
Administration senatorial spokes-
n. en-. prepared to lay the Subsidy
Bill aside whenever It became ueces-
sary to take one OF the supply bills
were frankly dubious about what
the senate was likely TO accomplish.
even toward carrying out the admin
istrstions latest plan for farmers
relief legislation. before the new
year.
It was pointed out that Il the SEN
ate entered upon 1928 after having
done little else this month talk and
celebrate Christmas. II might be
found extremely difficulty to check
prate the anticipated move Of the
new 'urogressive bloc" TO block the
Subsidy Bill and tie up enough OF
the supply bills IN an effort to force
the president to call the new (eSth)
Congress in special session in the
spring.
That is justwhat the administra-
ton forces are determined TO pre-
vent and II hltbuster develops
against the Subsidy Bill. their lead
ers said they already were prepared
TO meet such a contingency by toss
ing it overheard.
The immediate objection q sen.
ators identified with the new Pro
gressive Bloc" It was stated IS the
defeat Of the Subsidy Bill although
an attempt might be made to force
through at this session the submis-
sion Of a constitutional amendment
to the states for the early seating OF
newly elected members OF congress.
A subcommittee Of the senate il
dietary committee W III DtEln near
ings tomorrow on the resolution in
troduced a year and a half ago by
Senator Ashurst. democrat. of Ari-
zona a member Of the Progressive
Bloc" which proposed a ctnstitu-
tional amendment by which the
president and vice president would
begin their terms on the third Mon
day in January and newly elected
senators and Representatives on the
first Monday Of the same month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
NICHOLAS TRINEN,
SO, IS DEAD AT
SCHERERVILLE

sCHEBERNLLLE IND. Dec. f.
Nicholas Trlnen. farmer, died yes
to-day morning at o'clock at the
age of ninety-three. He had lived
here for sixty-six years and was
veteran Of the Civll war. He was
born in Germany.
Mr Trinen is survived by five
sons and three daughters; Nicholas
B, Chicago John. Schererville. Pc
ter. Hammond. Sahastin. Roberts
dale. Jake. Schererville; Mrs. Anna
Isauermau, Hammond. and Mrs su-
sic Pfeifer and Mary Z Trinen. ef
SchererHillc
The funeral viii be held from st
Michaels church at 10 20 o'clock on
Wednesday morning with burial in
St MichaeIs cemetery
Mrs Trinen died eighteen years
ago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
BODY Of WOMAN MAY
BE HARBOR VICTIM

The body or a woman found in a
lonely swampy spot near the Calu-
met river and 1i9ta st. by u trap
per late Saturday evening Is be
lieved TO be The wife OF VIM. Sub
ditch Of Indiana IIarbor. who has
been missing from her home at 1901
Deodar 81. since Nov. %.
A minute description Of the wom
an furnished by the Hegewisch po-
lice is said 70 tally with that Of
Mrs Nina subotich. Hegewisch au
thorities say the body has the APP
pearance of a foreigner which tends
to strenRthen the theory Of Mrs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
GARY LEADERS
ASK AID FOR
NORMAL SCHOOL

High city officials Of Gary Will
be the guests of the East Chicago
Chamber Of Commerce at their reg
ular MONDAY luncheon meeting on
Wednesday, Among these viii be
Um. A Writ. superintendent OF the
Cav schools. ". p. Gleason, sup
crintendent of the Illinois Steel
ysorks at Gary. and Capt II. s.
Norton.
Superintendent OF Gary Schools
Wm 4 Writ the main speaker of
the Chamber meetign. Will make an
appeal to the East Chicago Cham
Der members for state institution
of higher learning for Lake county,
He is seeking the support of Twin
City civic and social organizations.
with the co operation Of the several
school boards to bring about en-
abling legislation that will give tn
authority for the construction of 81
normal school IN Northern Indiana
1t is proposed TO have the col
lege centrally located in Lake coun-
~ so that il will be accessible to
students from Hammond. East Chi
cago. Indiana Harbor Gary and
Whiting a site in the immediate
vicinity of the Cudahy Packing CO
has been mentioned as the logical
location for the proposed college
building This point would be ac-
cessfhle by the Green Line" and
South Shore lines as woll as being
on a main and well improved high
x-ax
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
DOUBLE
MURDER At
'TERRE HAUTE
TERHATIONAL NEa5 sERVlcEI
II ERR L II a II 1, Ind Ilac

f-RfNE ia 4 y, Ind. Dec. 4-
While detectives We're inv stigating
the mysterious death Of Mrs. Ella
Terrell, whose bocy was found ue-
side road. they heard the sound
OF a pistol shot about a block away
and hurrying there. found FRANK
Col man. IS, dylng with a bullet
through his heart
Standing over the body was
Charles whitman. A, who was ar
rested. charged with the murder.
Whitman declares that he shot in
self defense after Coleman had at
tacked him and accused him OF
mistreating his housekeeper
The body Of the Terrell woman
vas found at the side of road
parallel 10 the MacksvilIe grace.
Bruises about her face and frac-
ture Of the temple indicated vio-
lence The police are working on
the theory that she was beaten to
death.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
WABASH EXPECTS LID
JAMMED ON SUNDAY

WABASH. Ind. Dec. 4-Look for
a grand rush out OF this fair city
shortly before midnight Saturday.
Chief OF police Bolte admits-rath-
er he announcos-that next Sunday
is going to make previous blue"
Sundays look very pale indeed.
Next Sunday. according to the
chief. city street cars will be stopp-
ed and lodge rooms. Restaurants and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04

garages. hitherto immune from po-
lice activity Of ultramarine nue..
will be shut up tighter than the
proverbial drum
Yesterday. restaurants and gar
ages were allowed to operate. but
next Sunday, motorists who get
stuck here will have to starve.
All of which Is the result Of q
fight by the Wabash ministerial
society directed at Sunday movies.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
ELKS LODGE
OF SORROW

In memory Of deceased Eiks more.
than two hundred Elks and their
friends last night crowded the rooms
Of the Temple ia observance Of the
annual memorial.
Timothy Calvin Of Valparaiso.
gave a wonderful eulogy. The pro-
gram was concluded with several
musical selections
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
GET SPECIAL AUTO
LICENSE NUMBERS
AHEAD Of Season

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 4. Names
Of Indiana motorists VINO win ra-
ceive special numbers ior their -oo7
automobile license plates were an
nounced today by Frank A. Rich
ards. assistant manage. Of the au-
tomobile department Of tie soc1e-
tary of states office
The first ten plates VIII 50 % tho
following persons:
No. !. Governor LcCrav
No. 2, Fred Gardner. Indla7i-olis
No. 3. John c. Ruckelshars 1ndf.
annapolis
No. 4. Ralph A Lemcke. indian
apolis
No. 5. Calvin Rieman. r.. wavae.
No. 8, Kin Hubbard. Indianapolis.
No. Z, Charles W Jewett. Indian
apolis-
No. s, James Lilly. Indianapolis.
No 9, Edward G. sourbisr. Indian
apolis,
No 10. H. D. A1cCleliand. manager
state automobile department
Bert Boyd Of indianapolis VIII get
No 13. Mr.. Boyd has had the hoo
doc" plate 1or several years.
DATES OF BIRTH
a numbe- OF state officials have
selected plates bearing the number
Of the year Of their birth. including
Ed Jackson. secretary Of state, 1873.
Pliny Wolfard. deputy secretary Of
state. 1876; and Ora Davies. state
treasurer. 1875. For a second car.
Mr. Davies has obtained No. s1o0e,
the figures representing the major
ity he received when reelected TO
office in the recent election.
Mr.. McClelland said that no more
reservations for special numbers
will be made All applications re-
ceived now viii be filed and plates
issued in regular order. Sale Of
The plates from the automobile de-
partme ent and branch offices
throughout the state VIII begin
Dec. II.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
BULLErIN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEJ
GHlCA GO. Dec. I. - Fifteen
fam les we're driven into the
street early today when a sup
posed incendiary fire attacked
the Fellansbee apartments.
1t was the fifth fire in the
building within eight weeks.
according to Fire Attorney
Shirley T. High. who ordered a
rigid investigation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
) TEEL MEN
INTERESTED

considerable interest has been
iroused in the Calumet region aS
bethlehem and MidSRle Steel
,ampanirS.
Wen well ycrsed in the steel
businc~s believe that Chairman
Schwnb of the Bethlehem Corp.
VIII now be compelled TO either
build or buy n plant in the west.
thai of course means In the CAL
uEnet region.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
(BLLLET1Nl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvlCEl
SAULT STE. MARIE. Mich.
Dec. Fears for the safety of
the steamer Thomas Naytham.
with a crew OF twenty aboard.
and a barge the Maytham had
in tow with ten persons aboard
were expressed here today when
the vessels were three days
overdue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
(RELLETIN1

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyIcEI
SOUTH BEND, md. Dec. e.
Samuel F. Gard. 80. is dead be-
cause he poured gasoline into
kitchen stove, mistaking it fro
kerosene The resulting explo-
sion and fire aroused neighbors.
who rushed into find Cards
clothing IN flames His body
was burned almost to a crisp.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
lRILLETINl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlcEl
LAUSANNE. Dec. 4--Making
common cause OF their demands
the Russians and Turks threw
a bomb she'll into the Near East
peace conference today when
they formally asked that the
Turkish straits be closed to all
warships except Turkish and
that the Dardanelles be fortified
by the Turks as they We're be-
fore the great war.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04

TERNATIoNAL NEWS sERV1cEl
SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec -
The body Of Joseph Dina. IS.
was found near Osceola. eight
miles east of here. last night.
with a bullet hole in the head.
Nearby was a revolver, which
indicated suicide. Dina 5 home
was in Waharus.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
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--LATEST BULLETINS 7
- 4 ~ II "a II @

Mrs Ella Terrell, whose Mfeless
body was found by roadside.
few hundred feet from the
spot where Whitman. a smok-
Ing pistol in hand. stood over
the dead body of Frank Cole
man. So.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
OBJ LLETIN)

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgRvIcEJ
WATERNILLE. Maine. Dec. 4
Three Colby College students
were burned to death today in
a fire at the Lamba Phi Alpha
fraternity house. They were
4. l. Andrews OF Northport,
Me: ". L. Fry Of Rever, Mass
and Carl Swarorgy Of Surry. Ne.
A number OF other students
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
BULLETIN

BY DANIEL O'CONNELL
IsTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. sERyIcEl
DUBLIN Dec. 4.-Threats or
Republican irregulars to plunge
Dublin into disorder over the
week end and to kidnap certain
members Of the Dali Eireann
were completely frustrated and
the city continued calm today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04

If Prof Tiernan ever wants to
come back to me he'll have to
recognize me as Mrs Tienan,
says Mrs. Blanche Hawn r sh
8rimmer Tiernan. She is the
iarshalltown, Iowa, woman whom
The South Bend professor, J. P
Herman, married Immediately after
being divorced from his first wife
Tiernan left Mrs. Brimmer the day
after their wedding whe he learn
ed the judge. on hearing of the
wedding, had set aside the divorce
decree. The divorce follow L
publicity attending irs Tiernan's
attempt TO prove a South Berd
haberdasher the fGtLer of her
youngest child.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
BULLETIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvicEl
SHANGHAI. China. Dec. -
Bandits are creating a reign of
terror on the Shantung PENN
sula. Business Is paralyzed and
foreigners are fleeing for their
lives. according to advices re-
ceived here today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
1RIILCTINo

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERYIcE1
TERRE HAUTE. ind. Dee 4.
Charles whitman. aged a.. was
beine grilled by Tolice today IN
connection with the staying OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04

THE late Congressman Mann. Of
the Calumet region ever had. Justice
Of the Peace. Chas. Frederiehs. de
clares
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04

is entitled to the proposed school
The time is considered as the
most appropriate while Education
Week" is IN progress among the
schools of the copnty. TO make this
appeal for additional educational
facilities. Parents OF school chill
dren while visiting schools this
week Will see the need for more
school buildings.
George II. Lewis. president of the
Chamber Of Commerce. made known
that he is opposed to extravagant
taxation, but that If the state au-
thorizes he building II a safe nor
NAL in Northern Indiana, that he
i, ants it in Lake county.
THE LUNCHEON PROGRAM
Speaker. superintendent VIM A
Writ. Gary.
Subject: a state Institution of
Higher Learning for Lake County.
Music: The High School Orchestra.
others invited to be present: The
county superintendent of schools,
and the city superintendent of all
the other cities of the county, REP
resentatives of tho Chambers OF
Commerce and other civic bodies Of
the county; the committee from the
County Federation Of Women's
Clubs. representing all the clubs of
the county, VIII be invited. state
senators and representatives.
The local board VIII present the
local needs.
Parents and all others interester.
are urged to Go 70 school this
eek. Dec to g This has been
DESIGNATED as American Education
Week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04

Three new varieties Of red rasp-
berries have been developed at the
New York agricultural experiment
station. at Geneva
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
SEEK WHITING COUPLE
IN MICHIGAN CITY

MICHIGAN CITY. Dec. 4. The
Whiting police department have
asked the Michigan City derart-
ment to be on the lookout for
Young couple who ran away from
Whiting They were said to be
headed for St Joseph. Mich. where
they expected 10 obtain a marriage
license The young couple made
their getaway in Paige sedan be-
longing TO the girls fathe-.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-12-04
FINAL SESSION OF 6774 CONGRESS CONVENES
THE WEATHER

Rain tonight. probably turning to
snow Tuesdays colder; moderate 10
fresh winds, shifting to northwest
Tuesady.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-14
GOVERNMENT KEEPS up FIGHT
FOR INJUNCTION AGAINST MEN
Despite Late PEACE PLANS

MulhollaH. attorney. Toledo. fof the De.
f,nSs n u showed anything. n lndi.
raisd that the men had been robbed Of
he clothes BY persons unknown be- said.
c"ncedlng the poinl, the government
rad the aiilyda,ii VI another emplnys
NJ the stine rad ln the same town. Nha
Nas similarly kidnapped ~ men hs
know ~ l~ RtriherA taken inia the
coun,ry, siFirl"d ~ his rlah's hsal~n
with his h'ii and then ingied ia ran
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