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r.. F. CARLEY & co.
RELIABLh nUsINEss AND REAL
ESTATE BR0KERa.
s... i Beer, ..... ..s .,iss s;s'ss sss.. s''s .
business: rent. 800: price. 81, 500.
Pr CARLEY & co.
ei1 st NV. Frsnkiin siss.
.,aas sso. aepsir shop IN husy nv, iesstio.;
p. F. CARLEY & CO.
ci' st. NV. Frankun e15s.
Near Beer and Cigars in q very. good sw
Sec; has Q living rooms: reasonable rent
P. F. CARLEY eco.
GIT st NV. FrankIin e15s.
Con. a Del. store end no ns; right ON
me asenue: has nne 70 .ntain; dandy place
and bargain for the price asked.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
6l7s ct. NV. Franklin sI5s.
Beauty Parior on main NV b. slness street,
store and II living roomss rent. $45.5o; In
come $3.50 monthly and bargain, at g. 500
P. F. CARLEY& CO.,
617 E ct. NV. Franklin sI5s.
Suburban Conf. and Del store and iiv-
ing rooms: doing q good busissss: rent. $50;
VIII sacrifice for quick sale at $500
P. F. CARLEY & co.
GIT st. NV. Trsnknn sl5s.
Del. good NV. Sec; rent. $50: has fpe
focntain and nStures and ding q good busi-
ness; price and terms right.
p. F. CARLEY & co.
sI7 ST. NV. FrapklIa eiss.
Cigar a Notions IL good NV. sec; rent.
$i5; good buy for $500.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
61I z st. nv. FnnklIu 6l53.
Hardware store; in very good ne. Sec;
rent. $40: this is tery good stand; owner
| forced to seli; submit offer.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
GIT Est. NV. Franklin ei5s,
Rooming house: good NV. see; II ro,ms
and bath; rent. SIS: price, $3.50.
P. F. CARLEY &CO. +
6i7 ct. NV. Franklin elsa
| Lunch room; very good nv. location: store
and ! rooms; rent sl75: price. o.. 900.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
s17 ST. NV. franklin 61as
Roomins house In nv. sec: II rooms and
bath: rent. $50: small cash payment; price.
$l,lSo: balance at the rate Of is25 month.
P. F. CARLEY & co.
s17 st. NV. Franklin 6iss
AUTO REPAIR SHOP FOR SALE: REA.
sonabie; years lease: carbon burner and
all tools; good location. Box I'D, Herald
Office. $50
| RooMINa HOUSE. IN GOOD NV LocA-
tion. 10 rooms sud hath: low rental with
lesse. VIII saerinee TO quick buyer for
Pr. oARLEY.
eI7 = 81. nv. Tr.ntriu siss
ROOMING HOUSE. ~ FINE wv. $50
tion. 10 rooms and bath; low restai VIII
lease. A good buy for price asked. Sub
mit offer.
Pr. cARLEY.
SIT st. nv. Frsntiin siAs.
NEAR BEER. GOOD NoRTHwEsT LocA.
tion 2 rooms and bath: reasonable rent.
a., r.r. oARLEY. ,.,
RooMTNG HOUSE: EXCLUSIVE wv. SEC
tion: II rooms and baths; rent. sie5;
P.r. cARLEY.
6l7 st. NV. Franklin sis3
| TAILORING STORE. NORTHWEST. RINf
| fSs 0; ss;ac good growing business district.
Pr. cARLEY.
LUNCH ROOM: VERY GOoD NV SEC
tion; store snd s rooms: reasonable rent;
P. r. cARLEY.
si7 st. nv. Franklin slS3
SUBURBAN GROCERY STORE DOING A
good business: rent $500: price -. 500.
including . delivery truck: terms.
"7 e st. NV. n, s:' ~
DELICATEssEN AND CONFECTIONERY
on busy transfer corner: low rental: q
good buy for the price asked. See this
ST. = ct. NV. Frsntiin eiss
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~rFNOGENPHER: KNOWLEDGE nF Fill
ing. fair salary NATL PERSONNEL
r'-EEAC. 3n5 Bond El1g. 18th and y Y
sve s5I
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yNN WANTS POSITION As ROOKKEEP-
~, eitHrr whole part time Amply
81 q A EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 1875
90. Bw. 272
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f;f-Hk KEEPEE STENOGG NrHrE- AGED -
20 - Years. rrn'"start: fai~ sa'1ry. NATL
'''.RSONNEL ETEEAT. 3GI Bond Ridc..
-Ft. < Y ave 40
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For Rent-Stores and Offices,

" =. AVE. Mr.. I4TH ST.-STCDro OR
Office; Is per mo. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER. 1407 Y. ave. NV. Main I1a6.
FLORIDA AVE. Mr.. CONN AVE.-I.ARGE
front room. first floor. LOUIS P SHOE
MAKER 1tn7 ~ T. ave. NV. Main sI6o
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OFFICE POSITIONS NS-REG. FEE. pc.
wASUIN NGTON EMPLOYMENT ES-
CHANGE. 1905 g st. Ii2
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Bloomfngdale. .

VACAST-A MOST DESIRABLE HOME OF
rooms and hath: with hot-water hes,-
electrieity and ras: colonial front porch sni
sleeping porch: hardwood 6oors snd trim
sr nrses .sr,oe .n ,oe for ss5.: very deep 10
18th ct. nv Main 2s<s.
FouR BEDROOM HOUSE 0 ROOMS ~
am; 20 fet wide: just OF McNillan Pal
furnace heat: electricity ana rae: hsrduasa
trim: lot 40 feet deep with rsrare prir~
ss 7sn: terms SHANNON a LUCHs. .ig
18th ct. NV. Main 23zs.
FOR IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = ROW
brick house with q rooms and hath: f-au.
eas: hardwood hoors and trim: alley in re-a
Price. SEQ: terms SHANNON a LICHs
1ls 18th st. NV Msin 23S5.
DESIRABLE HOMES N BIJooNINGDGIr.
located near n. cs9. a q sts. lsr->
s-rm. & b.: seni-det. brk.: fss a elrS
~ondtion; price. 50 ON. wILDMAN a CO.
9th & II SITS. Frsnklin efes. so5
GOOD s-RM & B. BRK.: FrR m
gas lifhtt space for gar: possession c-u
he arrsnred: lcosted near let a a.
price. $3.50. wILDNAN a CO. 9th & Z
ats. Franklin e4os. Eos
FLORIDA AVE NV. Mr. fsf Two
stories; brk;: rms: bath: gas ,na .lec
h.-w.h.: occ. BY owner: ss.0oo. THos. J.
Main ssso
y. Y. AVE. NR. y car. vw-s-srorv
hr.: r b.: fur heat: eiec r-f~e ~ y
ss $50: terms wILDNAN 4 Co. 9Th r
Franklin 6fos saa
FIRST ST. " W. SR. EYE. 2sToRT a
basement. bay-windov br.. p. b.. lat
heat. gas, garsre space: price only ts.so7
Franklin e<os Sos
ONE or THE mont coyvrv1ESTTY
PLANNED ana complete homes ne ran of.-;
o hrick home located on lot $50 feet deep
With hedge and shrubs. fruit: the house has
sfr large bright rooms ana bath: hardwood
flooring: electric lights: hot-wster heat:
huilt-in reffiferstor: two-csr Esr.ge on Is
foot alley: chicken houss. Price. te.Tso.
MrkEFvER & Goss. i4l5 Eye - nv.
Hain <7se ilsl
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Unfurnished.

wNNTFDH-RTNGALo OF R. 3. n
bedroom m first fIoorl. Permanent ten.
snt: not over s7a W. K. HARTUS0.
11ne 18th r
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SEENnGRAPIIER: FIRST CLASS: 81 PER
week advancement NATL PERSON MEL
's' EEAU. 3GI Bond Eldg I4th and y Y.
80 M
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Guub I-Nt'iNEEE t.,aSti;E- t'OSiiION
with chance for advancement. Y NJ c.
A EMPLOY YMENT DEPT. 1886 St NV
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Nf- conn. AVE. At ST. N SMALL.
exclusive ant house I'd from, a rn,
h: suitable for entertaining: s1c5 r-e mo
summer. si3I per mo. winter: inspection
invited. LOFTS r. SHOEMAKER l4O7 Y
Y ave. NV. Main 1855 s41
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FpcEETErEE N -. KNOWLEDGE OF
~'nrn=rluHv- 500 usr month NITI
FlE'~UNNEI. CJEI.AU. 3pT Bond Rjd-
rt'r 4 y ! aye 40
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FNPERtENC IL HOTEL CLERK; HAS
been employed as night clcrk Y NJ C.
4 EMPLOYMENT DEPT. 1886 G St NV
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Brightwood.
s>~S>>~~-~~~~~->~-~~~~~ ~~~~~~>~~~~~~~~0->>
BRlGHTwooD-CHAR NEW MOD
ern homes cf six rooms ana bath. bresE-
fnrt and sieepinE porches. colonial frSnt
porch; hardwood nocrs ana trim. prrs
$500. MckEEvEB a Goss. 1915 Eye =
Main z1s2 az
GA. AVE. Mr.. LoNGFELLow sr.-cor
hr.; r. b.; h.-vlh: ras; 1st eon. ds.,
suit. for business; price. $500: term.
WiLDhAS q CO., sth a n. Trsnklin eses.
$50
$1,000.
Nesr Seorria ave. and Kennedy ~, sroo-
col. brick. ami. fssre: terms.
$3.50.
Near eeorris ave. ana Jefferson a. s-roo-
col. brick. s-ni-- fsrsGe.
HARRY I. CHEW
MAIN 1870 Dos oostin.ptsi Trust biss.
NINTH AND MADISON sTs--ss-s-a
New sir-room tapestry brick hone: COW.
crete front porch: dorbie rear porch h WI
elec- lights: tile bath: osk foor- downstsirs:
Kitchen equipped with Pullnsn ser-ios tail.
and pantry with suiIt-in refrtrerrtcr. A..
tractfre terms. wM. 8. PHILLIPS 1919
y. y. ave. Main <sno
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GARAGES

18TH ST. Mr.. Y0U-sTABLE: WILL RE.
model for eood tenant. LOUIS r. SHOE
MAKER. 1907 y. Y. ave. nv. Main lIo6.
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Wash. Bus. Bureau, 10 14th.

N0H VI; LADIES NTOUT ( ADDRESS IN
ysN""S hv iHuI- good paw. NAT'I. PER
..HNNEL EIEEAT, 2n. Bond Bldg I'm
- = Y. avr. I2N
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HELP WANTED
Male.

AVA uNCs
OVER FIFTY POSITIONS
FOR men include StcnographcrS. Rookkeep-
"r<4 Clerks. Countermen. Grocery Statesmen.
,,l~"tricianS TypiSts. Cbau1eurs. etc
Wash. Bus. Bureau, 710 14th.
so
s. WHITE BOYS
About IS years Cd for bundle Wrappers,
~tnCk AMI general W RI around store; only
tl.gse with the very he I references need
arnly- RON cod. Herald office. 503
I'AFERTIANGERS AND WALL sCRArERS:
plenty work; hest wages. S0Os Georgia
rvc NV 49s
T<rEEIENCED MEN To HANG AND AS
su.hlr electric fixtures. Apply 9i1is 9th
r W SO
y,LNC MEN C.l WITH OF WITHOUT
>r''inc experience satisfied with $50 per
week ." ROND BLDG 1ith and New
Y-rk ave 52T
uEFIcE ROY. NGE IG TO Is: COOP OPEN
ipg. NATL PERSONNEL. BUREAU, 3uJ
r ~ Rdg-. lftA and Y. Y. ave. go
slsTnT NTNNT; HOTEL EXPERIENCE;
Gr"d opening NATL PERSONNEL EU-
EEAU. Snl Bond Bldg. 18th aad Y. Y. ave.
jOS
T-rE CLERK. AGE - To n YEARS: 500
week 10 s-lrt. NATL PERSONNEL. BIZ
ZEAL. 5o5 Pond Bldg. Iith and v Y ave
$50
ACCnTNTANT; HOTEL EXPERIENCE:
good opening NATL PERSONNEL BIZ
EEAT. sos Bond Bldg. 18th and y. Y.
a'" ~"
TNGINEEE: LICENSED: HEATING PLANT
snd ice machine: hotel: good onnning.
NNT'E PERSONNEL RTREAT. 3O5 Fond
Ehir.. 1ith and y. Y. ave. 5nS
ELECTRICIAN; EXPERIENCED: CEN
ersl house construction work; So 10 s. uer
fav- NATL PERSONNEL BUREAU. 30"
Eond Bldg. l4th and Y. Y. ave. So
OFFICE POSITIONS - REG. FEE. PC
ESFHANGE. 1910 st. 54l
CRACFFEUE. HAVING D. c. AND ND.
narmit and Identification card; good pay.
NET-L PERSONNEL BUREAU, 3O5 BOND
n'f- IAN & y Y. ave. as
$ ENOGENPIIER: KNOWLEDGE OF ADD
iaz machine. So 70 $50 per week. NATL
"rHSGNNEL BUREAU. 3oJ Bond Bldg,
- & y. Y. ave. 40
TYPIST: KNOW LEDGE OF STENO-
=raphy: fair salary; advancement. NATL
PERS0NNEL BTREAU. 3OJ Bond Bldg,
'1f--rd V. Y. ave. All
S1LESMEN: SEVERAL. OPENINGS. SAL
RIyi permanent. NATL PERSONNEL
Rr'EEAu. 3o5 Bond Bldg. 18th and Y
sve-- "
SG0H DISPENSER: FIRST Class ONLY;
S20 t. So 1er week NATL PERSONNEL
Et-REAU. 30J Bond Bldg. 18th and y Y.
svs POS
0FFICE P0STTIONS-PEt; FEE. &c
WASH INGToN EMPLOYMENT Ex-
CHANGF 1fa- g S41
Statesmen Wanted.
Statesmen WANTED 80 WITH IIOTSE-
To- house evu"ri"~r-- liberal proposition
au7r11taof- 'fE SIELET. COS Eond Bldg.
ifh ct, aad New N"rl, avo 30
Female.
TOT'NG WOMEN
PERMANENT PLEASANT
Drs-EAELE OCCUPATION
COOP SALARY
EEGrfAE NND FREQUENT
INCREASES
RAPID ADVANCEMENT
APPLY
ROOM
80 18TH ST NV
TiIN CHESAPEAKE AND
- -- POTOMAC TEI EPHONE
COMPANY
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so nr- w"~E 1dvarcam"9-. NATL PE"
~'NtSEI ~ EEAT. GnI BOND Bldg. IftE
-"t =. av" go
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ilNCB ROOM. GeoD wv. LOCATION. A
real money ma king place. res sonabie rent;
price $4,000. Inquire-it will be worth the
wi lie,
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UnfurniShed.

80 ELEVENTH ST. SF
ThrHr room, kitchen and bath. newlr ms,
h'r"h 9nd decorated: rent reduced to $40 for
'hn'hiate tenant. This will hn worthy ~
Your inspection II You are looking for a b.r.
gain. ~
WILLIAM K UARTrNG.
HOS 18th st. NV
Instant Rental Service
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1870 LAMONT STREET NV.
II rooms and three baths. Hot-watpr heat.
Electric light. built-in garage. se25 per
month on one or two-year lease. Open for
inspection from . to n. m. Inspection
permit will hn assured
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG
l1ns 18th St Instant Service"
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P. F. CARLEY

p. F. CARLEY
RELIABLE BUSINESS AND REAL
ESTATE BROKER. FEW REAL PLACES
THAT MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
Auto Accessory 4 Repair shop: scar "a.
rage capacity; I'm a. Eood ne. location: rent.
so. A give away for $425.
r. y. CARLEY.
Boominf house; In q good NV. Sec: 10
rooms and bath; rent. 500: price. 5000.
Terms.
r. y. CARLEY.
booming house: also boa riding; hne nv.
sec; Q rooms and bath; reasonable rent and
price.
Pr CARLEY.
RoominT House: In fine NV. SEC: house in
Al condition: 10 rooms and ? baths; scar
raoacity Garage: steam heat; rent, 500.
This is an exceptional good house and Q
good buy. Price snd terms right
r. 2. CARLEY
Sign Shop In coed NV. location: does
. shout s. 800 yearly; wants partner with
shout $500 Take advantage Of this money
making opportunity.
Pr. CARLEY.
Empioyment Agency; In go0d nv. see: low
rental and good money maker: price, $40.
r. v. CARLEY
Gro. 4 meat; doing o good bgsiness In Q
good NV. Sec: rasonsb'e rent: price. $3.50.
p =. CARLEY
Gro. In good No. sec: store ana seven
rooms: rent. SIS price. s. sno.
P. F. CARLEY
sI7 z st. NV. Franklin s1Ss.
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S5.750

First 81. nw.-An sroora a hath hou,.
occupied by owner: Immediate oosse.stor
JOHN y D0NoHoE a SONS
S1f Pa ave- se
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CON 4 DEL STORE n GOOD sw SEC
tioB: store and 4 rooms: rent $4,000; has
nice soda fountain. Price 81 800.
r. =. CARIEY.
sI7 z st. NV. r.. stss
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rFr,sr kNowIrrGr cr c,>urrrrHa
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GRoCERY n Rrsy sw sEcTIoN. HAs
g living rohns and hath. Scar capacity
garage: rent only Ssn On. Owner forced to
sell: q bargain at 81 .<sn.
p. r. CARLEY
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Houses Wanted.

/ COLLECT RENT IN All. SECTIONS
OF THE CITY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-15
HARDING
| MAY THWART
PROGRAM
FOrdney Instructed to Get Bill
Passed as Soon as
Possible
By A. o. HAYWARD
IsTAFF CORRESPONDENT /. N. sERylc

tSTAFF CORRESPONDENT /. NJ SERgiCE1
WASHINGION. March 1O--I-iaIS OF
Chairman Fordney of tho house ways
and means comm ttee to jam the SOL
der bonus bill through the house ear
ly next week went forward today in
the face of reports from the presiden-
ttal party in Florida that efforts would
be made to thwart his program of >m-
mediate action.
The ways and means comittee has in
structed Fordney TO get the bill passed
as soon as possible and it Is the plan
OF republican leaders to call the meas
ure up next Monday under a suspension
Of rules which would limit debate to
|forty minutes and under which the In
production of amendments would not
be permitted. two thirds vote Is re
|ouired to pass bill under the suspen-
|sion rule, but polls taken by those ia
|voring the bonus indicate that there
would be no difficulty in rounding up
|the necessary majority for passage.
There is only one thing that could
>eause a hitch in this program and that
lis the attitude OF Representative Gil
Estt. the speaker OF the house. II Gil
|lett decides that opportunity should be
| given for extended discussion OF the
bonus bill. ae can fall to recognize
chairman Forney or other members OF
3the ways and means committee when
Ithey attempt to put the bonus bill on
Is passage and in this way delay &C
ion until opportunity is afforded Tor
! enEthy debate and the introduction OF
amendments.
The members OF the ways and means
committee, who opposed the bonus Dill
were busy today preparing their inoi-
Iyidual views. but did not Indicate
whether these would be submitted IN
FORMAL report to the house or reserved
Tor statement on the floor during con-
federation of the legislation. These
members at Kitchin, North Carolina:
sarner. Texas. Gnd Collier. Mississippi.
Democrats; and roadway. Massachu-
Istts and Tilson. Connecticut. repuOA-
bans.
with defeat in the committee OF 'Ae
Iales tax. tho excess profits tax ana
bteh.r surtaxes on incomes es q mrahs
sf raising money TO pay the bonus y
vas believed today that such eHortS 10
3barre the bill would cease and that
would 20 On It's passage minus any
Revenue provision.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-15

With arrests imminent today in the
most sensational black hand case that
has ever stirred official circles Of Rob
ertsdale or Whiting. detectives yester-
day learned of the flight of Standard
Oil laborer who. abandoning wife and
family. is believed to have fed in an
an attempt to escape implication in
the alleged conspiracy OF a group OF
"bolshevixs and moonshiners" accused
by Father Benedict Rajcany. pastor Of
st. Johns slavish Catholic church.
with plotting his death
Since federal men from the postofhce
department. have assumed control Of
the case, Whiting and Robertsdale's s
foreign population has been thrown
into a furore. Open accusations have
been hurled by one faction at members
Of other cliques. The death notes to
Father Benedict received by the priest
last week. demanding his resi- gnation
and removal as rector of the church
for the purpose of heading the parish
with a priest more flexible to the
pressure of the anti-American and
bolshevik group. are in the hands Of
the postoffc~ inspectors. The for
eigu populace of both communities is
divided in its support of the priest
Observers say the palpably un-Ameri-
can, alien group is much in the minor
ity. This is the clique that is seeking
TO oust Father Benedict
According TO information gathered
by this writer the foreigner who made
his hasty exit from the scene yester-
day figured prominently in the secret
conclave of the anti-Rajcany coterie
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-15
LADIES AUXILIARY
VETERANS OF THE
FOREIGN WARS

There will be a meeting Of the re-
Gently formed Ladies' Auxiliary Of Ed
ward IT. Larsen Post. No. S02. Y. r
W.. In the parlors Of the Majestic II ;
tel Thursday evening at eight O'Clock
to make arrangements for the institu-
tion of the order. All mothers. wives.
sisters and daughters of overseas vet :
Grams are Invited TO attend and Join
the auxiliary which has so much yet to
do for the boys who served during the
late war During the recent presen-
tation Of = Buck on Leave" at the
farthenon. the ladies made the sum of
SN3 on the sale OF candies. The four
prizes donated by F. {. AIinas Co. J !.
F. Armstrong. G. J. Lesser and the
Lowncy Candy Co, We're given To Miss
IS Grace shelton. Harriet Kaufman.
MarEerie Downey and Florence Hess
for selling tho greatest amount of can
dy. The Auxiliary is now in nourish-
Ing condition and there is room for
more members
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-15
GREAT BILL AT
THE PARTHENON

II you like Jackie and who doesn't
don't fail 10 see him in his very latest
success, My Boy" by far the best and
most elaborate picture. Jackie does
MS best acting in My Boy ana the
picture l. delightful one throughout
There isn't a dull moment in it and ii
IS as sweet as roses after rain. If You
want 10 sec picture without lot OF
silly lovomalSing and boresome villain.
don't miss seeing My Boy The Ieath-
er Pushers. an intensely exciting thrill
Ter and a very funny Mack sennet COM
edy with the Kinoerans. Al Meldgard
and Topics Of the Day make a program
the Parthenon can be proud Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-15
HARBOR WOMAN SAYS
SHE WAS BEATEN

Between February %. 1920. the day
they Were married. and January 10Th.
1921. the day they separated at least
fifteen beatings were administered by
Flore Terket of Indiana Har5or to his
wife Sofia. Mrs. Terket 50 alleges in
her complaint for a divorce which was
filed today in the Superior court at
Hammond.
While they were engaged Sofia says.
Flore to show his appreciation when
she accepted his hand. decided her one-
half interest in lot he owned In Indi-
ana Harbor. After they were married
he managed By threats to force her to
re-convcy the interest to him. Mrs.
Terket now lives at 1858 Block avenue
She asks for $500 aiimony and the re-
storation OF her maiden name. Flora
Marcusan. w A. Reiland Is her at
torney.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-15
PORA IS
REFUSED
HIS PAPERS
Only a Presidential Pardon Can
Change Status of Ind.
Harb0r Man

Only a presidential pardon Will per-
init John Pora. Indiana Harbor real
estate dealer. to become a citizen of
the United States.
Today John made his fourth inef-
fectual attempt to secure his second
papers
John came to Indiana Harbor years
ago. He started work as a mill hand
and followed that line for two years.
Then he entered the saloon business
In 1906
Every year or so Pora would put in
his bid for citizenship but the federal
officials would dig up some unsavory
feature Of his saloon record and he
would be turned down. over FIVE years
ago his third attempt was made.
Examiner Blazer of the Naturaliza-
tion Bureau delved into the past toda y
when John came up for the fourth
time before Judge Critics in the Ham
mond Superior court
Why didn't YOU get papers the last
time?" asked he.
Because l ran saloon" replied
Pora.
"Oh no, there was something clst
that time" prompted the examiner
80 $AAAA sumo AIOGblC Win llle
examiner" admitted John.
You bet you did" said Blazer Now
just tell the court what it was"
Il gave him some money by mis-
take" was all Pora would tell
SO the examiner turned to the cour'
and explained how Pora had attempted
to bribe an examiner in order that hi.
petition for second papers might slid,
through easily. Pora was Indicted b,
the federal grand jury, tried and con
victed. He served his sentence In tn,
federal prison
Now your honor" said Examine,
Blazer. Il wish to call your attention
to the fact that the federal statute.
will not permit the granting Of cftf
zenship papers to man who has com.
mitted felony under the statutes. 7
1t was a state case he could live i
down In five years but a federal con.
victlon stands against him unless til.
President .: the United States grant.
him a pardon"
Pore and his witnesses Hied out o,
the court room.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-15
THOMPSONS IN
MOTOR SMASHUP
These Thompsonsl

These Thompsonsl
H A. Thompson. driving truck for
the Southern Tobacco company of Cal
cago, attempted to pass Mac Thomp-
son. Hammond. on Sheffield avenue,
crowded the latter's machine into a
strip of bad macadam and Thompson,
losing control. plunged with his car
into a telephone pole.
Charley Mitchell. riding IN the front
seat of the Ford sedan with Thompson
was thrown partially through the
windshield. He sustained n deep cash
In the head thai required 1--WE stitches.
Mrs. Mac Thompson and Mrs. Mitch
Ell were other passengers In the Ford
They were uninjured. The infant
daughter of the Thompsons' riding on
her mothers lap. was thrown to the
floor OF the car. The baby. too, es-
capped injury.
Al St. John, Hammond's busy garage
man. EalvaEed the wrecked Ford and
took 1t to hia oakley avenue garage.
The accident occurred on Sheffield
avenue near the intersection of CAL
umet avenue.
Thompson driver Of the truck, was
exonerRted by the police.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-15
WEININGER
FOUND DEAD
IN HIS ROOM

Fritz Wciningcr who had frequently
int mated 70 acqCaintances som 50 I
was trying to get" AIM was found
dead in his room IN the apartments over
! West state street. in West Hammond
this morning. open gas Jets indlaat
that he commiteod suicide
Wein!nger IA said to have lived III
East Hammond for some time. his last
known address teing 521 Morton ave-
nue, Monday he moved his belonging ~
to West Hammond renting a room at
the above address. He seemed wor-
ried.
At o'clock last evening he came In
to the living room of the landlady and
talked with hcr until about 1880.
This morning he failed 10 respond TO
calls and the landlady noticed a strong
smell OF gas near his door. She called
Chief Joseph Mtg OF the West Ham
mond police. The door was forced and
Wcininger was found dead In bed. Ap
parently he had been dead for about
five hours.
Little is known of him. He Is be-
lieved TO have g wife and children IN
the old country He has been arrested
in connection with bootlegEing ana
moonshining activities in Hammond
In talking with arquaintanccs lately
he had intimated sometimes that gov
ernment men were trailing him and al
others that some individual was threa :
ening him 1t IS believed that this
worried him until ne decided upon sui
eide
The coronAr's inquest viii he held to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock at the
Czechanskl morgue where the body
was taken this morning