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EIGHT ROOMS

T4Tu sT.--6l w. baths:
slawson & Hobbs. f62 w. T2d st.
18TH Still w. baths. - ..
Nassolt T. Lanning. B'dway soth ST
s4TH sT.-32o w. baths. 81. 200.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'wsy& q ootn 81
s5rH sT.-:ie w. sc.4o:
Slawson Hobbs. l62 W. TIA 81.
eGTH ST.-120 w.
G.. A. Bowman. lis w. 42d 81.
e3D ST. W.
Apply premises.
p3p ST. w.
r. III. Zagat. l6I W. list 81.
e4TII sT.--250 w. $1,000.
SIawson & Hobbs. i62 w. I2d 81.
p5TH sT.-3io w. $500.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I2d 81
1ooTH sT.--5ls w. 3 baths.
Eassoit T. Lanning. B'dway bstn st
1oisT sr.--2I5 W. 8 baths.
Wood. .Dolson Co. Inc. b way oWn St
1oisT sT.--s3i W.
Wood. Dolson Co.. B'~py. cor. soth o.
io2D ST. w.
Fred'k zittel Sons. B'way roth 81.
1o2D $3.50 w. 8 baths. 5000:
Wood, Doison Co.. Inc. B'way& soth 81.
10th sT.-S0i w. . baths.
slawson a Hobbs. 1G2 w. 72d g.
10TH S'r.--Gt1. s. 200.
Slawson q Hobbs. 1O2 w. I2d ST
1IorH sT.--5oi w. $1,000.
Siawson & Hobbs. 1852 w. T2d 81.
I1,TH sT.-543 w. $500.
Nassoit 4 Lannins. B'dway e9th 81.
CENTRAL. PARK wEsT--o7.
siawson Hobbs. iG2 w. T,d 81.
MANHATTAN ANE.--320. $50.
A. l.. Shaw. 40Se broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRtvE-i3i. 3. baths.
Wood. Dolson Co., Inc. B'way & S0th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE--44s.
Slaw son Hobbs, i62 W. 12d St.
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NEWARK TRANSACTIONS
SHOW ACTIVE MARKET

Louis Schlesinger. Inc, sold 6S3-6S7
Sanford avenue, 25x100. for Mrs. Eliza
beth S. Underwood to Arthur r. Stemm-
Ter, who will erect two family dwell
ing; also sold 94-96 Renner avenue. COX
100. for Miss Margaret A. Jones to
Thomas j. Brady. who will erect a resi-
dence also sold for the E. d. Brown es-
tate 40 Hawthorne avenue. southwest
corner Of Dewey street, 25x100. to John
Gallagher: also sold 52s-53o South
Seventeenth street, 50x10o. to Isidore
Bernstein for enforcement for Otto
Bcrnz and IA Hobson street. 25x100.
for William G. vogel to Gustave Chaps,
TO bc used as an addition to the plant OF
the Newark Scale Works. The same
broker leased the second floor, $4,000
square feet. in 96-106 Washington street.
corner of Bleecker street, to c. II.
Forbes. director Of the United States
Veterans Bureau.
Feist & Feist, Inc, leased for term
OF years for the Bayonne Steel Products
Company the property at 264-26s Jeliffe
avenue, Newark, to Joseph ID. Sears.
representing the Chemical Treatment
Company, manufacturers OF a product
used for the chemical treatment OF iron
and steel Possession was taken I'M
mediately. The property consists OF a
three story building covering about
$4,000 square feet. The same brokers
sold to Benjamin Schannerman for John
J.. Spence "A plot s5x1S3 In Homestead
Park. Clinton Hill section. which will be
Immediately improved with three two
family houses and two car garages.
LESS STONE QUARRIED IN 1891.
About 62,4oo.Ooo short tons of stone
were quarried In the United States in
1921. according to the United States
Geological Survey. That amount was
moro than 20 per cent. less than the pro-
duction In 1920 The estimated value of
this stone was s92.500.000. decrease of
80 per cent. compared with the showing
Of 1920.
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EIGHT ROOMS

9TH AvE.-920. baths.
Pease & Elliman. $40 Madison Ava
MADISON AvE.-123s. 2 baths. IS .7od
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PARK AvE.-o11.
n Mcdonald on premiss
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FIVE ROOMS

18TH ST.--22o. SOS.
Nehring Bros. i44i st. Nicholas Ave.
s6TH ST.--i63 L. baths.
s. S. Magrath. 3o6 w. 2ist St
SD ST.--122 E.
n. A. Berwin. 1o3 Park Ava
5TH AVE.--ii40. baths.
French & French. 100 Madison Ave.
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MANHATTAN-West Side
FIVE ROOMS

- AN~~AvsS
123D sT.-449 w. Ss5-s90.
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PATH ST.-515 w.
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156TH sT.-605- W.
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164TH sT.--54s w.
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10TH $500 w.
Supt.. or tel. 5210.
10TH ST.-ToO w.
kohler. Inc. 1i2S st. Nicholas Ave.
10TH sT.-516 W.
kohler. Inc. 1928 ST. Nicholas Ave.
10th ST.-s43 w.
Kohler. Inc. 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
1S0TH ST.-660-66i. $40 to 4120.
Apply premises.
fs0TH ST.--719 w.
Kohler, Inc. 1923 st. Nicholas Ave.
1S0rH ST.-S04 w.
Kohler. Inc. 142S st. Nicholas Ave.
183D ST. and TT. Washington Place.
Apply premises.
1sGTH ST.-5O7 w.
Kohler. Inc. 142s st. Nicholas Ave.
AUDUBON Av. ( lsoth ST.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
BROADWAY & 92D ST. The Clayton.
Apply premises. 6690 Riverside.
BROADWAY & 9sTH ST. New building.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. Il Z. 40th st.
BROADWAY-3569.
Newmark & Jacobs. 1912 st. Mich. Ave.
BROADWAY-3920. Reasonable.
Supt., or Canal 0521.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY--610
Apply premises. Academy 2123.
CONVENT AvE.-492. 5000 yearly.
Knox McAfee. Jr.. 200 w. I'D.
4
FORT WASHINGTON AvE.--30o.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
FIT. WASHINGTON AVE and 1s4th St.
Norman Denzer. 3S07 Broadway.
HAMILTON TERRACE-63. Sis.
Apply agent. premises.
NORTHERN AvE.-106.
Kempe G. Co.. 251 w. seth st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE and 16cd st.
Norman Denzer. 3S07 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-e02. Bath.
Chas. Galewski. sos 9th Ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-375.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. 81 e. 40th 9t.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-640-844.
Newmark & Jacobs. 1912 St. Mich. Avs.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-400.
Sharp & Co.. 2iS9 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-.655. Bath.
Slawson Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-IS0.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE-s00.
Mark Rafalsky & Co., 81 e. 40th st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE--S20.
M. Rafalsky & Co.. II L. 10th 6t.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-s34.
NJ. Rafalsky & Co.. Fl Z. 10th st.
ST. NICHOLAS AvE-79-s1.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
ST. NICHOLAS AvE.-935. bath.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
WADSwORTH AvE.-374. 500.
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wADSWORTII AvE.-390. 500.
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wADSWORTH TERRACE-46.
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WASHINGTON PLACE & 1s3D ST.
Agent. premises.
WEST END AvE.-325.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. Fl z. 10th st.
WEST END AvE.--505.
M. Rafalsky & Co.. Fl f. 10th st.
WEST END AvE.-5T5.
NJ. Rafalsky & Co.. 81 z. 4oth st.
WEST END AvE.-6s0.
Mark Rafalsky & Co., Il E. 4oth st.
WEST END AvE.-140.
A. H. O'Brien. 25s9 Broadway.
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BRONX
TWO ROOMS
THREE ROOMS

MoSHOLU P'KwAY 4 Bainbridgs Ave.
Apply premises.
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TWELVE ROOMS.

WEST END AvE.-300.
Mark Rafalsky 4 Co.. II E. 10th St.
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MANHATTAN-West Side
ONE ROOM

29TJI ST.-l3 W.
Apply premises.
b2D ST.-67 w.
Pease Gilman. $40 Madison Ave.
64TH ST.--I9 w.
VIM. A. White 4 Sons. 46 Cedar 6t.
18TH ST.-317 w. Bath.
Mark Rafalsky 4 Co.. 81 e. 4oth 81.
18TH ST-3i4 w. $1,000.
Slawson 4 Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
WEST END AVE. N. w. cor. 74th 81.
NJ. Rafalsky & Co.. 81 e. 4oth st.
TWO ROOMS
18TH sT.-71-77. s1.aoo-s1. 400.
J. !. Walsh. 7s W. 18th St.
GOTH ST.-13 W.
Mr.. NJ. Forman.
BOTH STD w. Reasonable.
4 Circle 1499.
9TH ST-103 w.
n. A. Berwin & Co.. 105 Park Ave.
55TH ET.--347 w.
Mark Rafalsky q Co, II e. 10th st.
57TH ST.-301 w.
p. Fl. Zagat. 1G7 W. list st.
list ST.-167 W.
p. II. Zagat. on premises.
72D ST.-I74 w. 1920.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc, B'way Soth st.
73D ST.-142 w.
T Columbus 1905.
T4rH ST.--25l w.
Mark. Rafalsky 4 Co.. 81 e. 10th st.
18TH ST.-3l4 W. 81 800.
Slawson Hobbs. 1872 w. 72d 81.
ssTH ST.-340 w. $500.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
s6TH ST.-340 w. Bath. S1.50o.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
ssTH sT.-215 W. ! bath.
Supt.. premises. or Lenox 5000.
eSTII ST.-215 w.
Supt. on premises.
TOOTH ST.-325 w. $1a5-S150.
Steiler. Riverside 521S.
TOOTH ST.--3o5 w. $125-$150.
Steiler. Riverside 5215.
lo5TH ST.-545 w.
slawson & Hobbs. 1872 W. I'D st.
CENTRAL PARK wEsT-302. 5000.
Sharp & Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
CENTRAL PARK WEST and 91st st.
Sharp 4 Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
PARK AvE.-67.
Pease & Gilman, $40 Madison Ave..
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-l27. s1.200-S2,4oo.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-70o.
Paterno Bros. Col w. 10th St.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE and 162d st.
Norman Denzer. 3807 Broadway
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-317. 81, ,5O0-$2. 900.
slawson 4 Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
WEST END AvE.-3O5.
Mark Rafalskys& Co., 81 E. 40th st.
WEST END AvE.-520.
M. Rafalsky Co.. II z. 40th ST.
WEST END AVE.-569.
Mark Rafalsky Co., Il Il. SUN ot'
WEST END AVE, N. w. cor. 74th st.
NJ. Rafalsky Co.. Il Z. 10th ST.
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SEVEN ROOMS

Huberth & Huberth. Col. Circle.
p. III. Zagat. 167 w. list st.
SAITH ST.-255 w. 3 baths.
Supt.. premises. or Lenox eOOO.
e4TH ST.-225 w.
Supt. on premises.
SGTH ST.-120 w.
G. A. Bowman. 113 W. 42d ST.
ssTH sT.-34O W.-3 baths, $500.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I'D st.
s6TH sT.-340 w. $500.
Slawson & Hobbs. 162 w. I2d 81.
s6TH-sTTH broadway. baths,
Wood, Dolson Co.. Inc., 3'way q SUN ot.
e3D ST.-251 w.
9TH ST-209 w. 81 500.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way q soth ST.
esTH sT.-215 w. baths.
Supt., premises. or Lenox SOOV.
qsTH ST.-240 w.
NJ. Rafalsky & Co.. Fl E. 4oth st.
ssTH sT.-3o4 w. $500.
Apply premises.
Tred'k zittei & Sons. B'way 4 10th st.
10TH $500 W. s2.Too.
Supt. Schuyler 4I44.
1oeTH ST.-3i2 w. $1,000.
Wood, Do son Co.. Inc, B'way soth st.
10TH ST.--301 W.
Beauciere Apt. Corp. 3o1 w. Tooth st.
11lTH sT.-545 w. $4,000.
Nassoit & Lannins, D'dway s9tn 81.
11iTH ST.-241-3 w.
Apply Sdpt.
1I4Tu ST.-514 w.
NJ. Rafalsky & Co., 81 Z. 10th 81.
11sTH ST.-4o0 w. $500.
w. A. Alexander. J03 oth ave.
l1sTH sT.-4Oo w. 5000.
". A. Alexander. SOB 5th Ave.
1o4TH sT.-541 w. sl1o-s125.
Apply premises.
151ST ST.-5o4 w. Sll0.
Apply premises.
1ss'TH ST.-601 w. 81 500.
Sharp Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
1soTII sT.-s04 w.
Kohler. Inc, li2s st. Nichoias ave.
AMSTERDAM AVE. Goth st.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRfVE-44s. baths.
Slawson G. Hobbs. 1862 w. I'D st.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-640-644. 3 baths.
Newmark & Jacobs. 1912 St. Mich. Ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-46O. $500.
Premises. or Murray Hill 1880.
BROADWAY & Goth st. New building.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-1s0. baths.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way& soth 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-Is0.
Apply premises.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-131. baths.
Wood Dolson Co. Inc, B'way SOth 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-375.
Mark Rafalsky Co.. Il Il. 4oth 81.
RIVERSIDE DR1vE-4oo.
Sharp Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-596.
Mark Rafalsl<y Co.. 81 E. 4oth st.
RIVERSIDE pRIvE-soo.
Mark Rafalsky G. Co.. Il z. 4Oth 81.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE-i56th-157th sts..
Sharp & Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
7TlI AvE.--s53. $500.
Julius Tishman & Sons. Inc. ESQ
Madison Ave.
ST. NICHOLAS AvE.-s4o. $l6o.
Kohler, Inc. 1i2S st. Nicholas Ave.
EFT. NICHOLAS AvE.-1445. $40.
ISohler. Inc. 1928 st. Nicholas Ave.
wApswORTH Av.-129. $50 upwards.
Kohler. Inc. 14.S st. Nicholas Ave.
WEST END AvE.-3o5.
NJ. Rafaisky & Co.. q Il. 4oth 81.
WEST END AvE.-3Si.
Mark RafalslSy Co.. Fl q. 4oth 81.
WEST END AvE.-472.
Mark Eafalslsy g. Co.. Il IL. 4otn st.
WEST END AvE.-505.
Mark Rafalsky Co., Il Il. 4oth 81.
WEST END AvE.-575.
Mark Rafaisky e. Co., Fl Il. 4oth 81.
WEST END AvE.-590. 8 baths.
Riverside 34S4.
WEST END AVE.-65o.
NJ. EafalslSy & Co.. Il =. SUN el
WEST END Av.-6so. =.
Mark Rafalsiy & Co.. Il IL. 4oth St'
WEST END AvE.-930:
NJ. Kafalsky & Co.. Fl Z. 4oth 81
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TEN ROOMS
TWELVE ROOMS.

9TH AVE.-B20. baths.
Pease & Elliman. $40 Madison Ave.
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PARK AvE.-92o. 4 baths.
N. A. Berwin. 103 Park Ave.
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SIX ROOMS

10TH ST.-114 w.
Slawson & Hobbs. 1872 w. I'D st.
list ST.-o35 w. $500.
Slawson G. Hobbs. 16o w. 72d st.
74TH sT.-ooo W. s11dSand up.
Apply premises.
74TH ST.-202 w.
r. H. Zagat. 1877 w. list st.
18TH sT.-2c9 w. baths.
Supt. on premises.
10TH ST.. $50 w. baths.
Sup,.. premises, or Lenox 1000.
18TH sT.-23o w. 3 baths.
Supt. on premises.
sOTlI ST.-15O w. baths.
a. Ii. O'Brien, 1850 Broadway
GOTH sT.-225 w. $1,000 to $500.
Wood. Dolson Co.. Inc. B'way Soth 81.
slST ST.-203 w.
Mark Rafalsky 4 Co.. 2i e. 10th st.
SAITH ST.-c25 w. baths.
Supt. on premises.
SAITH ST.--255 w. baths.
Supt., premises. or Lenox SOOO-
e6TH ST.-l@U w.
q. A. Bowman. IFS W. 42d st.
BOTH ST.-f56 w.
Mark Rafaisky & Co., 81 z. 10th 81
seth Sr.-i56 w. baths.
Mark Rafalsky e. Co.. Il E. 4Utn st.
s7TH ST.-116 W.. =, .. 9.
SHARP q CO.. 24s9 Broadway.
18TH ST.-55 w.
Kempe & Co.. 25i w. seth st.
9TH sT.-2c9 VIZ baths, $500.
Earle 4 Calhoun. 2i2 w. I'D 81.
Mark Rafalsky & Co.. Il ID. 4oth st.
esTII sT.-2f5 w. baths.
Supt. on premises.
esTH ST.-2f5 w. baths.
.Supt., premises. or Lenox soOV.
eSTH ST.-c40 W.. =, .o.,, q,
Mark Rafaisky & Co.. ri f. 4olh OF
asru sT.-a5t w. 2 baths. 9. 600.
Nassoit & Lannins. B'dway esh 81
aeTH ST.-ciG w.
Sharp & Co.. :4ss Broadway.
g9TII sT.-3i7 w.
Sharp Co.. 24S9 Broadway.
10th ST.-2o0 w. 49, o,
Mark RafaislSy 4 Co.. Fl ID. <oth 81.
10th sT.-5o1 w. 81 100.
slawson a Hobbs. 162 w. 72d st.
Hath sT.-6oi w. 2 baths.
Supt. on premises.
114TII sT.-514 w. .o.. q.
Mark Rafaisky q Co.. II II. sotn SI
11sTR sT.--io4 W. Bath.
Spotts & Starr. Inc, Times Buiioins'
IooD sT.-5o6 w. 500.
Nehring Bros. 144i st. Nicholas Ave.
122p ST.---506 w.
Apply premises.
fo4TH ST.--515 W.
Apply premises.
fsoTU ST-5G5 w. sfc0.
Arthur Creenbaum. 345 Madison Ave-
i4oTH STAT W. 500. 49,.
Johnston. apt. 2. Audubon zS4o.
fxlsT sT.-Goi W. 500.
Circle s260.
i,oTu sr.--4os w. $50.
Sharp 1 Co.. cis9 Broadway.
f5isT sT.--5o4 W. 800.
Nehring Bros. 14fi st. Nicholas Ave.
i5lST sT.-5oi w.
Apply premises.
15cp sT.--sf0 w. 800.
Kohler. Inc, l42S st. Nicnolas Ave.
fe4TH sT.--54s w. 800.
Nehring Bros. 14f1 st. Nicholas Ave-.
18TH sT.-5ts W.
Apply premises.
10th sT.-516 w.
Kohler. Inc. 142s st. Nicnoias Avs'
isoTH sT.--602 w.
Apply premises.
isoTH ST.-6G0-661 W. g1f0.
Apply premises.
fsiST ST, N. Cor. Riverside Drive.
Kempe 4 Co.. 251 w. soth st.
BRoADwAY-2012
sharp 4 Co. 1850 Broadway.
BROADWAY--2T3f.
p. ". zagat. 1877 w. fist st.
BROADWAY e. o2D ST, The Clayton.
FORT WASHINGTON AvE.--300.
Chas. Berlin. 1888 Broadway.
HAVEN AvE.--305
Kohler, Inc. 1928 So. Nicholas Ave.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE and i62d st.
Norman Dcnser. 3so1 Broadway.
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SIX ROOMS

SIX ROOMS
CREsToN AvE.--c0s4.
Apply on premises.
CREsToN AvE.-2oTs.
Apply on premises.
RYER AvE.-2lo5. 500.
Apply on premises.
UNIVERSITY AvE.--1e0f. eiid
Nehring Bros. 144t 81 Nicholas Ave.
BROOKLYN
FIVE ROOMS
CRESCENT sT.-2ss.
Crate. Tel. Canal ee90.
PROSPECT PLAcE-<s<. sss.
Mrs. r. Eorst. on premises.
SEVEN ROOMS
Bath sT.-s4< q. sTu.
Mrs. Rabinow. on premSBen.
10TH ST--5ls.
Mrs. N. Fistsery. on prsmisss-
EIGHT ROOMS
sgrrr Sr.--s4x II. e75.
Mrs. Rabinow. on premises.
NEW JERSEY
SEVEN ROOMS
MoNTcLAIR. N. J.--fIaddon Han.
Murdoch-Fairchild Co.. Montclair.NJ.
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10TH ST.-1f4 w.
slawson & Hobbs. 1872 w. 1cd st.
list ST.-235 w. $500.
Slawson & Hobbs. 16o W. ia st.
74TH ST.-o0o w. e11dDand up.
ApDly premises
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-08
MOTHER IS
HYSTER|CA[
IN COURT
Sad Scene As Maynard
Whiting Son Is Arraigned
in Hammond Court

Her ver-wrought nerves snap
ping under the strain OF witness
ing the elder of her two sons ar
raigned in Hammond city court this
morning on a charge of malicious
tresspass and hearing from his own
lips his confession of numerous
petty thefts of automobile supplies,
Mrs. Emma Voight. mother of Am
brose Cope, 724 New York avenue.
Whiting, fell into Mysteries as she
tried to sweep across the court
room from her seat in the rear to a
more advantageou position where
she might plead for her son.
Unsuccessful efforts to quiet her
her from the room to the office of
Mayor Brown. where she gradually
recomposed herself.
The son. pilloried before hundreds
Of spectators and prisoners. hung
his head and dared not raise his
eyes to the Inundated figure of his
mother as she was led from the
courtroom.
Together with Cope, was ar
raigned James Shrout, operator Of
a jitney service from the Forsythe
Water Gardens to Whiting. He
admitted taking tires and other
auto accessories at various times
and confessed the unsuccessful at
tempt to Tiff a battery from an
automobile belonging to T. J..
O'Neil, at the Gibson I. H. B. hump.
It was through confessions of
these two boys that police were
lead to Investigations which have
resulted in the arrest OF five other
alleged hold-ups.
Cope and Shrout were each fined
So and costs and were ordered pa
rolled to Chief Benjamin Strong. of
the L H. B. special police depart
ment- They We're each given sus-
pended Jail sentnces of six months.
They will repart- weekly TO Chief
Strong and it will be upon his
recommendation alone that will
send the boys to the state penal
farm to serve their sentence.
Others rounded up by Detective
Sergeants Kunz, Fandrei. Carlson
Warner. Einslie and Singer. Of the
Hammonds Central police station.
are:
Peter Furtyo. 215. 10th street.
Whiting, aged 20, arrested In Indi-
ana Harbor.
Andrew Brezene. 42s. 119th street.
21. Whiting.
John Frederick. 11ath street,
Whiting.
John G. Bricka. 700 schrage ave-
nue.. whiting.
Clarence Mccarthy. Lake Front
hotel, Whiting.
The last two were turned over to
West Hammond. to face prosecution
for the hold-up OF a saloon keeper
there
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-08

with one division already report
ing its quota of $4,000 subscribed.
the combined Salvation Army drive
for finances started at $50 o'clock
this morning.
Optimism was the word. At the
meeting Of division captains and
workers with the campaign chair
men at the Chamber of Commerce
rooms this morning predictions were
freely made that the total of $4,000
would be reached by Tuesday eve
ming. Some even ventured the as
sertion that by tonight there would
be little left to raise.
However. the drive is scheduled
for all week If necessary. The fac
tor which governs the length is the
freedom with which contributions
are made. If every person approach
ed gives as much as he or she feels
should be given, there Will be moth
ing to it. Otherwise some mop
ping up" here and there may be
necessary.
At noon today the precinct cap
tains and workers met at the Cham
Der of Commerce rooms TO talk over
the progress of the forenoon. They
were guests at a luncheon furnish
ed BY the Rotary Club. Tomorrow
a similar luncheon meeting Will be
held at the same place under the
auspices of the Kiwanis Club.
The Boys Work Committee of the
Rotary Clu- of which Henry Lam
man IS chairman. put on today's
feed. Henry Conkey. Rotarian. pre-
sided Following their opening
brush with contributors. the work
ers were in high spirits. All re-
ported that practically no argument
was necessary Everybody seemed
- be expecting them and had made
up their minds in advance how much
they We're going to give.
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MONMOUTH
. MAN ABLE:
SCHOOL HEAD
Prof. |. |. Caldwell, Ham
mond's New School
Supt. Much T0uted

Here the new superintendent
Of schools of the city of Hammond.
His name is l.. l.. Caldwell He
comes from Monmouth. Ill. where
he's been superintendent.
He was electd for two years
That. say members of the school
board here, will give him ample
opportunity to show what he has.
He visited local schools last
week.
He takes the place of E. S. Mon
roe, who for the past three years
has ably filled the responsible posi-
tion as head of the local school sys-
tenn.
Mr.. Caldwell has made no an
nouncement as to his plans here.
1t is estimated. however, that he'll
inaugurate several changes.
If you want to know what they
think of Caldwell in Monmouth,
listen to what D. C. Shilling. form
erly professor of history in Mon
mouth College, now in the state
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-05-08
POLICE
BREAK ALL
RECORDS

More cases passed through Ham
mond Central station during the
weekend than Tor any like period
in the past year.
Those booked were:
John Tinberly, drunk. Officer Bor-
ebert.
Alfred Anderson, drunk. ass Nor
ton avenue, Officers Bylicki and
Bell.
John okich. drunk. 571 Moss ave,
Officer Bylick.
Mike Payne, speeding. $50 Becker
street, officer Bell.
Thos. Lotina, speeding, 4o16 Fir
St. Indiana Harbor. Officer Teboda.
E. E. Cole. speeding, 13S Highland
street. Officer Bell.
John Wyman, Albert Vessel, Joe
Schoumse. All Of Roseland. drunk
and disorderly. Kicked up fuss
al State and Calumet Arrested by
Officer Sikorski.
John Feenlon. Chicago. drunk.
Detectives Kunz and tandrei.
d. NJ Hudson. speeding. 500 Calu-
met avenue, Officer Teboda.
Frank Pilaw ski, driving auto while
drunk, SIS White Oak avenue, Whit
ing; Officers Sommers and Horl-
beck, forfeited $50 cash bond for
failure to appear this morning.
Sam Choon. drunk. Hebron. Ind,
Officer Reckler
I. o. Budd, driving auto while
drunk. Hammond Hotel, officer Low
sey. fned S25 and costs and given
warning by court on appeal Of bro
ther.
Leon Kirthrami. drunk. rs Com
pany House, Officer Bylicki.
Pat Matthews. drunk, Pittsburgh,
Officers c. Fandrei and Schaadt.
Leroy Rice. colored, open muffler,
j24 East 39uh st. Chicago. on his
way to buy a home at Griffith. Ind,
Officer Teooda.
James Finn. drunk, no home.
Onirer Recizler.
Frank Bard. John Mckinley tMc-
GnIey), Nike Adams. Floyd Martin
and John Young, all drunk at Millt-
kan fiatS, 100 RUNNER ave OiAl-
GERS c. Fandrei, Schaadt, Lau and
Michaels.
Sam Calhoun. alias Jack Smith,
drunk. 81 4Morton avenue, Officer
BeasIey-
Leo Sonburg, suspI->5n, Osborn.
Special Agent Jergens, Nickle Plate
ra<f~-ad.
William Robins, colored, suspic-
ion, Special Agents Gratwick and
Scanlon, Michigan Central railroad.
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normal school at Kalamazoo, Mich,
has to say about him:
Five years ago Mr.. Caldwell was
elected superintendent of our
schools and it took but a short
time to demonstrate that a real
school man was at the helm. No
ticeable improvements were made
in the organization of the school
system, and he gradually built up
the personnel of the teaching force
so that our schools are in splendid
condition at present. In addition
to the immediate work of the
schools, Prof. Caldwell has contri-
buted greatly to community and
civic betterment, always with the
conscious aim of producing an in
tellgent appreciation of the sphere
of public education. In response to
his wise and aggressive leadership
our community has a broader con-
ception of its duty to its children.
Superintendent Caldwell pos
seses a tremendous amount of ply
steal and mental energy which en-
ables him to do Il great deal of
work. His strong and pleasing per-
sonality begets cooperation and
wins the confidence and esteem of
his teachers and the public in gen
eraI. He is progressive but not
doctrinnaire; he is aiways planning
for the futre but is intensely prac-
ticaf He is of that vigorous, virile
type of man from which come the
great captains of industry and it is
simply his abiding interest in boys
and girls that keeps him from en-
tering fields far more remunerative
than the school business
In view of the above it may
seem superhuous 10 say that the
character of Prof. Caldwell is su-
perior in every respect. He gives
high rank TO spiritual values and
places character first in the selec-
ton of his teachers. The multi
plicity of his duties does not pre-
vent him from taking an active
part in the religious activities Of
the community. He has been a val
ued and faithful member of my
Sunday School class during the last
five years.
ID. C. SHILLING,
Formerly Prof of History in Mon
mouth College.
Now in State Normal School. Kali
amazoo. Mich"
June 10, 1921.
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MAY SOLVE AUTO
THEFTS MYSTERY

confronted with a series OF mysts-
rious garage and store robberies, to
say nothing of the dozens of auto
thefts reported from different parts
of the city,
With the arrest Of Frank Sire
lesky, 16 years old, at Fifth ave.
and Clark road Friday night OF last
week. the police started unraveling
these auto thefts and store rob-
berries. It is reported that the po-
lice Will be able to clear up at least
half a hundred Gary auto thefts
alone.
Young Strelesky was driving a
stolen Ford roadster at the time OF
his arrest. He jumped from the car
and started to run. but the police
officer kept close on his heels and
captured him after a chase. He was
accompanied by another member of
the gang who made his escape but
was later arrested. The youths have
made confessions of their amazing
operations, but the authorities stat
ed they would have nothing to give
cut for ruhlication today.