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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-25
NOTICE 70 NoN-RBsIDENr

NOTICE TO NON-RBSID
srATB. OF INDIANA. LAKE COUN-
TY. MARGARET WEINAND vs..
CHARLES r COLE I1T AL. CAUSE
NO. 2f235. ACTION TO QUIET tt
TIE IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING At HAMMOND,
INDIANA, JANUARY TERM 1922.
Now comes tho plaintiN h. lbsch.
Gavit. Stinson 4 CAN'T, attorneys. and
files her complaint herein, together with
an affidavit OF q competent person,
showing that the defendants thereto.
to-w1t: Charles r. Cole Nellie NJ cole.
wife OF Charles r. Cole. the unknown
heirs. legatees. devisees and distribu
tees OF Charles r. Cole and Nellie N.
Cole and each Of them, and Orr Z Mil
er. doing business as Miller Wall Paper
& Paint Company. are not residents of
the State of Indiana and that this s
an action to quiet title to the follow
/ ing real estate situated in Lake Coun-
IS, Indiana to-wit:
The westerly eighteen feet of
lot Seven ca and the Easterly
twelve and one-haIg feet of Lot
Eight (S> in Block three 80. as
marked and laid down on the re-
corded plat OF The Redivision Of
Helberg's Oak Ridge Addition 10
tho CITY Of Hammond. Lake Coun-
tv Indiana
I said defendants are therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency of said action
and that the same Will stand trial a
the next term Of said Court, and that
unless they appear ana answer or de
muir therein. at the calling OF said
cause. on the I4th day of March A. =.
1922. the same being the End day Of
the next term Of said Court to be be-
gun and held in Room number in the
Court House at Hammond. in said
County and state, on the md Monday
Of March, A. y 1922. said action VIII
he heard and determined in their ab-
sence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. l hereun-
to set my hand and affx the seal OF
said Court at Hammond. Indiana this
10th day of January, A D. 1922.
HER BERT L. WHEATON.
Clerk l.. s G.
BY WTTETTA CAMPBELL
1-t1-lS-25 Deputy Clerk
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FOR SALE

Eight room house on
north side East Chicago: 40
fl. corner lot with lawn and
shrubbery: garage on rear
of lot; house has two living
rooms. dining room and
kitchen on first floor and
four bedrooms. linen closet
and toilet on second hoor.
and many other features.
Owner will sacrifice for So
500. Further particulars
see
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Smith Bader-D Davidson Go.
400 Forsyth Ave.
East (thicao 90

WITH 1900 or more cash ron can buy a
choice building site or north part Of
East Chicago, balance easy: 3Tis IT. or
80 # width. Chas. Termini Co. phone
800 East Chicago or call 30 Calumet
bldg 1-41-St
FOR SALE-Corner Calumet ave. and
I'll ghland st. 1oox1S0 # with mod
ern room brick bungalow and gar
age Inquire 1915 Calumet ave. Ham
uoud 1-13-6 {
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. SOC and
81 q day. Spring cots, Soc Ey the
xeek. 81. SO and 50. Hetei Carleton;
Hammond 10:f II
PoR RENT-5roon furnished nst;
modern except heat Corner State
Line and Clinton 80, phone Hammond
cl62. LIST
FOR RENT-1 and roorns for house
hummer ave. rooms ard bath.
pantry down stairs. 523 Logan St
phone 1918 Ia mmoud i-lS-tf
FOR RETT-4-roort cottage. south
SIDE modern oxcept heat $50. room
cottaEe On r. State gas water and toilet
S25 room cottage on SiAley, half
block Holman, - So week S. Sibley
81, Hammond l--t-bt
gentleman preferred References 4s9
Baton St, Hammond. ~
FOR RENT-Three room furnished
MAJ. with bath 7at Waiter st, phone
FOR RENT-C.fesn hight hskpg. rooms
50 and IS per week. 232 Indiana ave.
Hammond Ia 4
For RE%T-s room lat. r1rn. compiete
FOR hskpg-. rent $50 month. 60l May
ST. phone 975-M Hammond. 80
r'0R PFNT-Tv-o hskpg. rooms for men
81 a week iS9 Plummer ave Ham
nond 1:24;t
FOR RfINJ'-Nicelv furnished heated
sleeping room suitable for one or two
gentlemen blocks from court house.
500 State Line st. phone Z2Ab Ham
-nond l.2A
lsOR RENT-Three nicely furnished
rooms strictly private phone Ham
uond 2167 or call f97 May street Ham
rnond .2f;s
FOR RENT-F7urnished room down
town, private family. 81 Per week
sitchen privilege II desired Write -
IS care Times, Hammond Is
FT7T RENT-TFo nice clean light
hsEpg rooms with bath. electric and
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
After this date VIII not he responsl-
pie for debts contracted by anyone but
myself.
NJ. L. LEWIS.
i.4g3 r Rimbach ave, Hammond.
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WANTED TO RENT

WASTED TO RENT OF c room
house. furnace heat, south SIDE, car
renter foreman care RowieN Bros. at
nigh school, Hammond, 1858
WANTED furishe5 house or
apartment in good residential dis-
trict. either in Hammond or East Chi
cago. Address Bradford, Box 1875 East
Chicago or phone 1915 East Chi. .te4
YVANTET-Sruali furn. apt fat, house
or bungalow in East Chicago. must
be private best references. 80 children
W.T. R-fAE cara Iimes HIM .
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE or
SCHOOL PROPERTY

SCHOOL PROPERTY
Notice s hereby given that the Board
Of school Trustees Of the School city
Of Hammond. Indiana, viii offer for
sale at public auction on Tuesday. Feb
ruary H. 1922. at 1900 O'Clock j. m.
81 the office Of the oBard in the Con
trail school, Building. corner F-ayette
and Holman Streets. the following des-
scribed real estate known az Central
school property feXcluding he build
ing).
Lot No one t1o and that part Of
Lots Nmbered Two 90 and Three
fg) which lies North Of line com
mencirg at the Southwes. corner OF
said Lot L. ana running thence sout n
ss degrees East 10 the Easr end Of
said Lot 5, and also the West sc feet
OF Lot No. Forty (40), all as marked
aud laid down on the recorded plat
Of Latharn's Addition 70 the City o.
Hammond in Lake County. Indiana.
said sale will be for cash. or at the
option OF the purchaser, for one third
U-3) cash and the balance in three
equal annual installments evidenced by
the purchasers notes secured 81 pur-
chase money mortgage drawing Six
per cent 90 interest payable seminar
nually, without relief from valuation
and Apr a1ssment laws. and with at
torncy's fees Tho Board reserves the
right to use the school building on the
premises until July I. 1s22, and TO re-
move same on or before August /, 1922.
Ia l. BONBERGER.
T. r TENANT,
r. A WILHELM
rn.ra c,.t,nl.I -,-t....e
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NOTICE or SALE or TIME WAR
RANTS SCHOOL CITY OF GARY.
INDIANA
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN; That
the school City of Gary Y i'll sell ard
let TO the bidder submitting the lowest
rate of interest on time warrants 10
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BI'Y-Tuo or three room
cottage for cashs &c Conkev ave.
1:25;2
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ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED BY,
! F[AMM0ND-Tnes Office Hammond Bids. Phsn~
| BOO E 5. Bourne Drs Stare, us Calumet Ave.
| Phone 1855.
WHIT NC-NhinE Ns-s ca, S24 iI9th Sc. Fhsaa
| I36W.
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A u SWANSON
JACOB WIkER.

Board Of Tublic Works
Della Miller. Clerk
Jan. 1925. 1922.
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FOR sAI4E--Corner Calumet and High
land st. 100x130 f.. with modern :
room brick bungalow and garage. In
quira 1915 Calumet ave. Ham. 1856
ARE YOT LOOKING TOR A HOME?
On Lyons street facing haywood
PARK dandy room bungalow, with
sun narlor. two nice large bed rooms.
the living and dining room do not need
decorating. but the two bed rooms do.
The house ought to he painted. but does
not have to be for year Or So Has
oak floors and trim. Full basement
with hot air heat and stationary tubs.
Price IS only $500 with only $3.50 90
down. balance s35 per month which in
cludes The interest You cannot make
a mistake here.
GTY W. EATON
Exclusive Broker Real Estate snd
property 1903 citizens Bank bldg.
phones Hammond GaT2 or 10. 1:25
FOR SALE or TRADE Modern six
room bungalow. east side. fire place.
sun parlor. hardwood. garage Assess
rents paid in fun Price $500. with
$500 cash needed or will trade for
residence lot on souts or east side.
Woods Martin & Company phone 81
Hammond. l:2S.2
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Cadillac Coupe. 1850
open Evenings
LEO r. ENOERZEP
Cadillac Motor cars
Chicago and Sheffield ave. phone O65
Hammond. 1:23:3
TOR SAI4Fs-T'ord touring ar for s275.
10 Calumet aye, phone 11l1-J Ham
mond. 1:24:2
FOR SAI-E-f92I Ford touring. out 8
months. lock wheel and accelera tor.
Al condition. Phone 264o Ham. I:Z4
FOR SALE OR IRA DTs-Kissell Sedan.
$3.50; HUDSON. $3.50; Dodge $500; Iora;
;T75 4506 FORSYTH ave, phone 6I2-M
East Chicago. i:24:2
FOR SAIE-6 cyl. Studebaker. CaIl
Hammond 2S1. Cameron ST l:25
FOR SALE-Hudson Limousine can re
used for taxi excellent condition.
$3.50 Phone 2055 s. S. Garage. sta 70
Line and Siblev st, Hammond. t:25.9
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FOR SALE
on account of party ieaving city,
have q great bargain n two cottages
on 50 ft lot Doug az ST.. east Of
Holman Cottages renting for $4,000
apiece Electric lights and bath and
brick foundations In good condition.
Price $4,000 part cash. balance terms.
ITLLRICfI " BICK
Realtors. phones 480 or 2659 Ham 1.25
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PLUMBING & HEATING
FTXTT RES

We carry a complete line OF new ana
used bath and laundry tubs. sinks,
wash basins and toilets, boilers, radia :
tors. pipe and fitting. VIII install
J. O. DONALDSON
2s7 Sibley St, Hammond 1-13-tf
SAVE COAI=By covering your boiler
and pipes with Asbestos Cement. We
sell il by the pound or by the sack.
Phone 1890 Hammond. The Bechman
Supply Co. f1:I2:tf
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NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT 0F
ESTATE
In the matter 81 tie Estate Of Lens
IT, NIatteru SO. AZ In the Lake
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FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES

storage Batteries charged.
rented and repaired. The
S. e M. Battery Service,
31S Fayette ST., Hammond
phone 2655 ll-as-'f
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WANTED--MALE HELP

foUNG MEN. over II, desiring govern
ment positions, $3.50 monthly, write
lot free list of positions now open r.
rerry. former civil Service examinerl.
10 Continental Bldg Washington. D. G.
1-s1-5t
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TIRES FOR SALE 90x3 $3.50: other
sizes up TO 35x5. 37x5 cords $3.50. X.
s Auto Supply Go, 36t CALUMET avenue,
Hammond 1-21-7t
FOR SAIEc-Cigsr store. soda fountain.
candy and lunch counter, electric
piano. also pool tables, Al condl-
tor. PSI i. State st, half block from
post office Hammond. 1:24:2z:3S
FOR sALE--Alfalfa nay, mile north
Of Dyer, Ird. Geo. +. Nondorf. t:24:6
FOR SAf4F@t'ountain. tables and
chairs, revolving post card rack
for SIS Indiana Harbor Drug. 3f22
Guthrie ST. Hammond. 1:24.2
YOU CAN BUY
Photographs any place Tor So but
can you buy beautiful brand new $500
Colonial Period hand polished. Consols
phonograph for $7J@ This is the only
store IN Hammond which has this val
ne. Plays all records Only few left
Come see them. Choice Of electric or
hand winding machine only $l5 ours
for inspection. Open evenings until 3
0 cIosk, 13e Logan st. (nske no mis-
take). below Unity Hall on Logan st,
Hammond. 1924
FOR ALE-Grocery store, living rooms
in rear. reasons for selling. Gail 217
Johnson st. Hammond. l:24:2
FOR SALE-Ciothing case at reas-
enable price. 50o1 Barring ave. East
Chica 80. l:24.b
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Chalmers touring seven passenger
with winter top. Top alone is worth as
much as 1 am asking for the car. for
immediate disposal, SEQ
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Bv WTT.ETrA CAMPBELL
l-t1-1S-35 Deputy clerk.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

work CaH 500 Sheffield ave. iiam-
= ord. 1.23;t
WANTED Saesiadv III the
cloak and suit section.
None but 1st class and thor
oughly experienced need APP
ply. See Mr.. Payne, Lion
>+,,o l-s3-st
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1921 Oldsrnob le Sedan practically
brand new, having been run but 5000
miles, excellent cord tires, heater very
low priced, ct $500,
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4. J. SW NSOE.
JACOB WTKER.
Z. G. DIETRIC'H.
Bard Of EnhIic " % :

Della Miller CleT-s
Jan 1925, 1922.
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'FANTED-Man who has had exper-
renee ~ express business. Phone
hammond f17l-R 1.zS:25.27
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FOR RENT-Three modern. rooms
with private bath for light hskpg-
hair bloc1 from Sihley St car line In
quire 746 Calumet ave. phone 1927
Ia nnlomd. ~
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BOARD AND ROOM

FOP RFNT--Large pleasant room with
boari. : ,uin. walk from court mouse.
men preferred 3A3 FORSYTH ave. West
hammond l:23.3
FOR NT-Roon and board, at ST.
Webster ave Mrs. Barnnart, Ham
luond I:22.S
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FOR RENT Modern furnished room,
with family Of two. Ladv prefer
red or man and wife. rs Munich Court
phone 425Q-F HIa wmoud. W."
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REAL BARGAINS
Jeffrey touring car. IN excellent con
dition throughout. wire wheels tires,
paint. top and upholstery in good
condition, s4on
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms for
sleopinr and hskpg. - webb street.
Hamrs1nd. I-zo.z
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can 20 Jno. r wilhelm SON.
hammond. 1-lS-tf
FOR SALE-CoIumhia Grdfotola. StYie
&c, in perfect playing condition. with
20 selections % music, purchased new
for $fsS.56. VIII sell for balance Of
cost, sS4.6o, Call day or evening at
$50 Broadway Cary Ind l-le-7f
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v ANTED-(Fovernme neads Railway
Mail Clerks. slS3, TO sto2 month.
" rite for free specimen questions.
olumbus Institute. Columbus. Q. Ia
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FOP TTWT-4-r00r CoftaE~ S0uth
side modern oxcept heat $50 room
rottage on r. State gas water and toilet
SIS room cottage on SiAleE, half
block Holman, - So a week. S. Sihley
ST. Hammond l--t-bt
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. SOC and
81 q day. Spring cots, Soc. Ey the
week, 81. SO and 81. HeteI Carleton.
Hammond 1914 II
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-a-
PHONE 3774

Try our coal and service once and you
viii want no other
HAMMOND FUEL & SUPPLY co
w l. Wise. Mgr. I20-6t
FOR S-ALE - Selling out. horses and
mares, farm wa CONS. $50 up. eX-
press wagons, So up, top bugg1ee
surveys. pIow IS, cUltivHtors Sc. single
harness S12 set. double harness $50 up.
o6e2 Cottage Grove ave, Chicago.
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cary January Term.
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fsavIt. Hal and Smith,
ATTORNEYS, Whiting Ind
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

Liberty bonds. Under sharp question:
ing by Mr.. Kahn. IT, was brought out
that. besides his salary he had re-
ceved from the firm 5000 OF the profits
many months ago. but that this was
a gift from his son. The checks by
which IL was paid, however, were from
branch houses in Chicago and Mil
waukee and the transaction. therefore.
did not appear on the books here.
Two weeks before the firm failed,
said the witness. he had heard it was
in difficulties from his SON. and also
from committee of which w. S. silk
worth, president of the Consolidated,
was a member The committee called
on him at Breton Hall. MacMasters
said:
They told me that IL could produce
a couple of hundred thousand dollars in
day or SO tho firm could be saved.
They seemed TO think had the money
planted somewhere"
(which OF course was untrue" said
Mr.. Kahn. with rising infection. "you
had nothing?"
Practically nothing"
You call this real estate and Liberty
bonds and automobiles nothing?"
We'll, | had no money"
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
ELDER MAC MASTERS
OUT$37,OOO,HESAYS
Admits Receiving $1,000
Gift From Stepson in
Brokerage.
WITHH0LDS ANSWERS
Pleads Legal Right Not to
Tell What Became of
4 Collateral.
LIVES IN UPTOWN HOTEL
Backcr of Bankrupt Firm
Thinks He Was Unselfish in
Not Preventing Failure.

John +, MacMastcrs, financial backer
of r. II. MacMasters & Co, bankrupt
Consolidated Exchange brokerage. told
yesterday of his connection with the
firm. He was witness before David
w. Kahn, attorney for the receiver.
Robert r. Stephenson. at 12o Broad
way. 1t had been testified by Roy II.
MacMasters that his stepfather. John
r.. drew $3.50 week while the firm
was in financial difficulties and while
he was doing no work.
The elder MacMasters had the same
answer for more than a dozen impor-
tant questions regarding the method OF
doing business. the sale of stocks and
the disposal of bonds pledged as coll
lateral by the firms customers. II
was:
'I refuse to answer on the ground
that it would tend to incriminate and
degrade me-"
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Creditor Asks euestIons.

Frank X. Sullivan, representing Will
lam Hammond who deposited $4,000 in
bonds with the first as collateral last
October and who said he has not re-
ceived the bonds or anything else, asked
the questions MacMasters refused to an
swer. The first was:
'Hvhat was done with the bonds OF
customers deposited with the firm as col
lateral? Were they sold?"
81 refuse to answer on the ground
that 1t would tend TO intimidate and
degrade me-" answered MacMasters
glibly. His counsel corrected him, sub
stituting the word "incriminate."
Mr.. Sullivan then asked whether any
thing was said about financial difficult
tics at the time when the firm borrowed
$4,000 from him, though 1t was paying
him $3.50 a week. MacMasters refused
to answer.
Each such refusal to answer VIII have
TO be passed on by the referee, Peter B
Olney Tho questions asked by MT
Kahn indicated that the referee may be
able to make MacMasters, who unques
tionably has some assets, partly respon-
sible for some of the firms debts.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14

love OF one. and after so many, many
other terrible things there was an air
OF perfect seclusion about the drawn
blinds of Peggy's apartment at 423 Park
avenue. and the cooling voice of "the
maid' said that there was nothing doing
In the way of an interview.
"Oh, 1t is quite impossible the voice
said over the small hallway telephone
connection. Somehow the voice OF the
maid" sounded remarkably like Pegeys
voice but. then. that couldn't be Pesgy's
not Peggy Hopkins Joyce. the much-bc-
loved. sick in bed" and indisposed.
outside the apartment house in Park
avenue. the same number OF automo-
biles went by. the same number Of small
boys and girls screeched 10 each other
as they played and the Same sort OF
thing went on In the same way. ignorant
of the fact that THE Peggy Hopkins
Joyce. who dazzled the French with her
beauty, Jewels and troubles. was actually
within stones throw or horns honl OF
them.
There were no little lavender copies OF
a statement for the boys downstairs. so
they all went away. some unconyinced
that "the maid" was not Peggy.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY
DENIED TO SEMENOFF
Hughes So Rules and Cossack
Must Testify Here.

Gregory Seinenoff. stranded erstwhilc
boss of all the Siberian Ccssacks. is an
officer i'm no Government or army OF
any Government of which the United
States Is cognizant. Charles Il. Hughes.
Secretary OF State. so Informed Peter
b. Oney last week. and yesterday Mr.
Olney, rs referee in the bankruptcy of
the youroveta Home and Foreign Trad
ing Company, denied the motion made
IN Semenoffs behalf in an effort 10 ex-
cuse him from testifying i'm tho You're
veta investigation.
Scmenoff 10 credited by attorneys for
the reccivership with bringing about
the Yourovetas downfall by raiding its
goods while they were being hauled
across Siberia. Ezra Prentice. one OF
Semenoffs lawyers. declared mo would
ask the Federal District Court to re-
view Mr., Olney's opinion. Mr.. Prentice
also has hopes the Appellate Division
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
THREE WOMEN AND MA
HURT IN ELEVATOR DROI
Cable Breaks With Car at Sc,
ond Floor in Brooklyn.

-Four persons were injured at o'cl0<
last evening by the breaking of the cab
Of an elevator in the six story Knicke
booker Building. Fulton and jay street
Brooklyn. The elevator fell from Il
second floor to the basement.
The injured were William Jeffrie
aged So, $50 Washington avenue, Rocl
away Beach. operator OF the elevate
cut scalp; Mrs. Catherine Malone. As, II
Luquer street. Brooklyn. both lei
broken: Miss Irene Malone. 23, both lei
broken. and Miss Josephine Malone, .
both ankles sp-ained.
The victims were taken to Long Islar
College Hospital and after treatmei
were sent home.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Committee Had Deed to House.

After asserting emphatically that
rome of the firms money went for the
purchase OF his house or other effects,
MacMasters admitted the deed for his
residence had been turned over to a Mr..
Dooling. one OF the committee OF which
Mr. Silkworth was Il member and which
rC rCpresented concerns that had lent 10
the MacMasters firm. This. he said,
had been done without his instructions,
presumably by his stepson. He inferred
there had been a family row, just as
had the younger MacMasters.
At first, the witness went on. he had
thought OF throwing in everything he
had but his counsel advised otherwise
and he did not believe he could have
saved the firm, anyway. He continued: ::
81 think in that I showed great un-
selfishncss I also showed unselfishness
in starting Roy In business That was
the only big mistake have made in my
life"
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
Living in Uptown hotel.

There had been some mystery re-
Sarding the whereabouts of MacMas-
ters. but his lawyer. Theodore Van
Dorm. produced him readily It trans-
pired that he is living at the Hotel
Marseilles. Broadway and 103d street,
instead OF at his home, 19S Argyle road,
Flatbush.
MacMasters insisted that he had been
only an employee of the firm. The
$4,000 lie advanced TO put the younger
MacMa sters in business had. he said,
been returned. but $4,000 which he lent
to the firm last fall was still owing
to him
MacMastors admitted owning tho
home in Brooklyn, an automobile and
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
PEGGY JOYCE HIDES
IN PARK AVE. HOUSE
Voice of The Maid' Over Phone
Says Interview Is quite
IMPOSSIBLE

Overcome by fatigue and distressed by
the ordeal of having to display her
$1,000. 900 OF jewelry to the customs Off
GERS and talk to the horde OF ship news
reporters--rough fellows, those sea
scribes-poor Peggy Hopkins Joyce re
manned In the sanctity of her boudoi
all yesterday afternoon and evening
despite the wonderful air and sunshine.
After having men shoot themselves for
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
u.L WOMAN LEAPS TO DEATH.

Mrs Rachael Goldstein. who had suf
fered from tuberculosis and heart disease
for three years. ended her life Yesterday
by leapng from a window of the family
apartment on the third floor Of 254 Suy-
dam street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1922-05-14
SAVES MOTHER AND BABY.
Pm troImau Ahearn Carries Them
Down Fire Escape.

Mrs. Hyman Gerber and her baby
daughter. Helen. were rescued from the
second floor fire escape of burning
building at 1909 Brook avenue. The
Bronx. early yesterday morning by
Patrolman Ahearn OF the Bathgate ave
nue. station. Mrs. Gerber. who lives on
the third floor. was fleeing down the
fire escape. and when she reached the
second floor we'll was unable to lower
the ladder With flames shooting all
around her. she was about TO jump
with the baby in her arms when Patrol
man Ahearn rescued them.
Twenty-four familics living in the five
story house were roated by the fire.