Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 206, Hammond, Lake County, 18 February 1921 — Page 1

f

A CTIVITIES 1 jf-&JL 1 1 THL WEATHER. Inereanln rlouilinenn with anon or rain In nouth von ion tonlicut ami Saturrfny nnd probably snow In north portion Saturday HKhll nariurr toniuiit. 7"0 Trwi 7" Fin MM flLCIO H li CIRCULATED Ob rtretc and newsstands, " Per oopy. Dellverea by carrier la HaiationS end Wer Hauuxaoni. Fifty cents per month. VOL. XIV. NO. L(H1 FRIDAY. FEBIUXAKY 18, 1921. HAMMOND, INDIANA ARBOR H as ll i n fe. w p It m IT- W K4 J 3 54 i'-'fi ft,t eft Si IX.. Si) m ff n J3 H r ?r T im a Isvl gi l J SSI IS

LA

Ji iOlJO

ravr

vjjf

AT

8?PB8 1 jl i III Ikalka

'f1 tin :4 N arl Is v 'U tfa &m

' VFWRI1AY i Lu s LsUn I

Banks Resources Today Are Over $750,000, 50 Jump. "ving to ra;:-.! :ini stiostantiai ''; li-: a;:.:e;;d I.. j. i . ci : I : , ihe 1 1 a :u:n :"rjst tfaviiijjd l.-an.. litis btfii cvm- , illrj to pr--;are fvr f '.turo v; an... n , .- iir.r. ii'l-j i :n;t; .-.;;,.. i '. ;t:.in th-.- iist f-.-w tiuys h. iea ' the !an:ii.i.n-l iUalty oumia:iy o." bei-n t.-iiotiat'U and f.ign..--l siviu , njiirtcrs row i.cc:i;;i-d !y th-.' i ; nond Bj:IO;iis ('Jrii: to T:u:-: , tJ-r t-oitiv'ids j arid assart' !ho.if of th- tirt t s ero'v;;, -; l..a r.h u4--iiu;it quarts r-i .'-a.:-. A i;c builUitig c' tha Contia! ' property into the llr-cst fcusi-c-vt!ou of 11a::;::. and. :- the fores-tght t'l' the of::c-i"s It ; th.; banl:, in tho i: ;-a-.-. :: ea th. i:,r:u .-.-.it liwari on liohtuuti ' ;:,.;t. and even in the period of 1-;-.an i"'o yui; tli'.c trt-nd j;us l-'.coi:.-. . u n,i is t ahable 'i to iriaht; it nc-Cf ory tor tho loinl: to fortify it-,-!t .:; prosper'- ja iutr.ro. K ,, 'v space ha. e not j et bt-ia wvik- d it but are said ta iio'lj-.k mov the a-ecu-rt room from the fr-jitt of lh---.ink to The iiev iioartt i and abiv' iji'-o-i-Jir.g-more tpac-i for book koope, s w ho are now wurUlriij iu cramr-etl quarters behind the cases. The prcs- . r.t director's room '.!; be utilized for '- uut"UI ! looni - ... oc u.-i.-Tu ii , tj desks of the oilb era of the bank. Th firm rif Woods. Martin & t"o. ) v. hlch has its I'tal estate niitees in the j viain banking room Las aT.-o outgrown I .;s quarters. This :u :.i Ltst ear did In j .cess of a luiilion dollars of business . a space lZXili in 11 nraspects r the co'.iiins j ear r re such t.iat I .ore space ti yrgetit i" r.-edfa ry t.o - estate company. There is"r.o Immediate presrect that ,e bank Will take poss-s:ot: of its iiit-onal s'pace ii s the !ase of the :( sent 1 pt f m nnant will no ith.s to eonte. 1 expire for; the bank i 'flea's arc oor.gVatula'.'l:; luemrcl ves ' t; ha vln; sr-c v: ' ilamraond Tr.: the lease. When the .V: S-ivir.c? Bank o". ed to Its rr'.sent rjticrtf its total n- i.hborhood are ....r 3 -o-r een' ill Of!' fPnF"n 'llUU LIlLU t ,is0!ni,; "t.o :tsi..r. . AbTI.IJ. Pa.. IV.:.. Aitlid I. Tie i toiOiv bf ii.rr b'-ld :i I ho o.,tn ' riouve". Pa. while authorities : e 'irk t-(-ii,.-r tho shreds of c idetioo : ,-i.t.i.r to show him the mtuderer .f : Hior -ve.i .-,.. I -sii-i: slu-.e I mijcr 22. :v z 1" -t.r.'l ttnd.-r a 1.:: iU WiUiSO (n a I ' i :-.. : i An o-.-,..i .. ".is mun:ir,: l : u ta.i y boa' body of the woman v u th.it she had l.f i n a kiok-d and cr v..,,'!. - c.oti .is r e rt -::riz or too reossir v. cm an v ere. found, the county author!- ' t'tK. f-.-ariiifr possible violence, spirite-i ' Wiiite awav in an aut ir.obi'.e, t'.clir.is j i nn hig-lt for a time, but w hen it be- j ;me itnown no Le was tone th oitement died down. While search has be on made for some ; in.c t tlnd Mrs. V.'hlt'-, the 3iutai.d : uaintaiiitd thai .' he was a.i : In .Tanuary he is said to lin va told the pOih-e t hit he gao lui wife j?1.0i''0 to K.( tCh!ca.(ro for a ya.r while ho got ;. iiorce. Ife Is allog-ed to have marrio.l Mrs. Mairlo Lcnss freet , a. widow In Pittsburgh, the day prior to his wife's disappearance. en ms wa xo weaver, nc is sa:a io , havo Jekfcd with the eliiecrs but r.ovf r . 'oucited upon the cireunistnnees stirrcunding- tho killing of his wife. "" OI muraor is expected to ne : fc a,u"' viPOWER PLAJT IS WRECKED INTER NATIONAL NEWS SERVICE ,1"'-i-"" " i'-a.ic, cf the Wistconsin Gas & Electric company was almost totally wrecked, nearby buildings were badly damaged end the gas supply of Racine, Kenosha. Cuadhy and South Milwaukee was cut off by an explosion of accumulated gas in the meter room of the company early today. A leaky main is believed to .have been responsible. DEATH OF BABY Russell K., the two-year-old sen if I Mr. and ?rr. A. T Freyr 223 Detroit street, was buried yesterday afternoon j from the family residence. The babe t was 111 for 10 days with pneumonia j pA jUAd last Tuesday morning. 1

rsr urcei tv-i'o in t.re

..' f 1 . " j . Tt.aav t o" " 1 Ti , . 00. .0.0 , i j) n increase of i 1 i year jr.'.'. iel.t ir. nths MURDER MYSTERY

FX -CHAIRMAN Oi' DEM COMMITTEE IS CRITICALLY ILL

v , , , . . j s I v .:. .... . i ; - - - 1 i ' v i 'i X - w I, f"- - . . '3 - 1 f ; -i

Vi'IIiam McCombs. William McCombs. former chairman of the Democratic national committee, is seriously ill at ne home of hi? j-.ster on Long island. A cold cor.tracle.l at the national convention last July was a coatricutary cause of his illness. Rat Steals ants fc Profit C i I TT 1 i jNeeaV MOtner VOpS UOl Tlfo'o TRllc! for TTPP Chlliua:ia;iwi' r dren's Bed I At.oth : ne-r form of a robber been loo f.t T-..1 .. :..L il'iroo", w. S'lck.ncfs ar.d presen of ti.lnd woji-l ( I do or.-d-t tc ;:ony a hum",. I .. -i '.:.f f-w uays tlie J roi prieto.rs -A a s ;t urlnk carlor at iM- j ; li-, oh Mre''t. b.ave b'en missing small f ; f'j: m; no j . : 1 . f w l..i -eon ill cr i n rt !!'"', ; The c'.!t3X came tw o days aire, when j ,,f ts-a proprtctor plaeeJ la a j n;a:! i,r,x- nnii- tiicalli a cour.tei. 1 11 ', r,.... t. , t,me he bed oceashm to, a few h -urs t,me ;e -o t th" box to pet c f.-rj me e;ia hen he a cu. m ut i.:as. v.aeu .00 .-i::i'-n ..n, ,.1 j t;,,. o. the i.ioiiey naa ; van i.--"iod j

! A thorouca search ef ti.e prer.nses 01 '-'' -" feil-d to reveil the whereabouts orjof passing worthle-.i checks to sc-arf v., ;,,n treasure. Officer 'erg'-sha 1 funds ?o supo.irt his sweethe a; t. was -vh,. b.ipnctiel t stre-ll Into the ettao- j revealed here today in the confessb'n '. .:iu-..'n-" was i.'.tornu d of the robbery. ! of "Mildred Gardner" after if he ha 1

With a -iii-.-.r.e.s ihn. is typical of ! the 1 Car. ; for- iU ruesha. himself it- , sume I tho foin ii. Aff. r spenu.t' ii several hours itt tral'.intr tlirouirh tie bament his l.. en sc r.t led nitn floh his Vint the direction of the j fail ef life lay 12 small iii ', dren. sons r r. 1 drto- hitrs ,f Mr. and Mrs. Hat. The seaich h is ended as all of the I . . .. . , ...... , . . ... v. . . I money was ; .' -iiv-i, loiimoi in w ua.miRbt lie -all -d a bed. Officer Ger- 1 se .a Jin. ,1 )t iriven in the search for the another rut. w lio r-.mmitted the robto 1 y and sw. ars that when he locat.es .h v, 1 prl t he will g-ive !i r real -ihece. with no ,np taehod to it oa; in tr for or her thouerhtf uiiioss In i bildren. ; . . ' PLENTY OF HOOTCH BUT HO LICENSE j r;fCiL T0 ZK TlVF.Si - WHITING. Jr. )., i-vb. 18 - S'-rran 1 Osrar. 42J2 Ti'ra-iiir.ond street, Indiana i Harbor, and h's w if-, took a trip here i y.oi.-nhv i h three fr'enfig arc! a ' five sa'.lon ju;r of hootdi. 0:rar l-f t I ! hh car s.'ar.'li'i'.r 'n White Oak avenue! . withoivt a li.ooi -.o ov ho might w-l ! ! have been arres;,l but Officer 1 'ark-r 1 : oeieo-ea i He iiission ana t.ean ti I invest icate. lie found the bo-..-..e and i l.iiiVrrl :i r. iin.'l f..r tViti i- nr.r. c ! , , . , ntimo smelled mouse ar.d reiurr.f-d to Indiana liarj.,or j jig w:f t.iid her nds were 1 ; arrest d, wo1. : r, nd irii'id over to f,.,joraI amiiU. In the narty were M' ; a r . 3 Mi s. Joe- Tortiacik and stev-si i ior-iaeik and stevj i I Snesron'us. A'.l w ere put under bond. j Scman was apprehended at the liar - I ; her witn his stub : I caruso is I A LITTLE BETTKT?. . XF.W YORK. Fob. 1'. Th The condition of Enrico Caruso, the famous Italian ; tenor, who is cnth-aiiy 11! l:i his apartment at the II..t7l Vnderbilf, con-; tinue.s favnable, It was annotinecd i ta:iJ to:!ay- . , .,. . i Mr. oiru-o :. ho.dinsr the jmnrovement that she showed y.,sterday."' Dr. i ; c. V. J. M-trray, liouse physioian at j the Vandeibilt, said shortly before g i o'clock. j I Earlier in the morn!n:r, Bruno Zi- i I rat", the slnprer's seret'iry. bad in-1 j form' d newspapermen tio.t the pa- 1 tient as rest in jr comfortably and' tntinu.-d to sh..-.v 1 m ; ve m. nf ! titat marked his condition jesterday. Zlr ito stated that while i'tj-o i. s:H in a critical condition, trc:itj hopes are held fur i,s recovery. I

i I Cable !B i i ,

I.ONrON. I-V'r... IS. Tho first "wemac ; 'til'.'.t r" ! 8. Jut h( rmpIoytl by a i vvf-I-0n-ir:;,fl ":ietl!:i : -oi..-,! nnin..: in t'10 a.l instead ' r t,, ,h-K:oncd P.,i. ax., ; , SirNL-L. Ftb. 1?. The r.-w- Souths ! V.'!c-s KuVfrmncr.t h. dr-ciih'i t i : taMli'h a dinrt i:a;l in cotutfct:?'-!! wit.i . parliament hous?. or.xnvA. rch. 'iiioff of Itus:n. -Pr:nco A'exls the iate riar, is dead here. i nhcL. t tr-'ul'l rs .ru.l I t- d;td of a broken j ni brood, K ever l:uiaa ; IANbON, Ieb. IS. There are more tr.an oi") women s proir organizations in Kr.la:nl with a immbership of ti-'0.- . a cordir.g to the 1 ;.'." Exp:ojs a . GHH POIfIT IS ITS FIRST Ml JURY rSFE.-.l.AL TO THE Ti?S! CROWN roiN" Ind.. r oo. is. tlrst woman jury la th - hahe county courts t. sittin? today in the javt-nile ' , . , . t t . . x ... . ; -rv.1 ou-.,. wo,nn. charccd w:th j ,-,nt -j ;,u i .. to th" d.-lioo.jency .f i ! J"hi1'i isb. i" d'' ''ended Vy AtI ronVey Tha.l'Vanrln r wh'.'.o Frosecti - 'tor D.vlght Kir o..r is loo ::::. after O, tf interests. The lurv impaneled Is: Mrs. A. L- ! Courtrisht. Mrs. Io lla H oik. Mrs. Will ii.i,. m- v-.-. T,-io', v,. otto Bruce, Mrs. Ci-.e.i Ibrto los. Mrs. W. u Aliman. ;Vs. Dun lloiTman, Mits e I'afv Mrs. Otto Kificld. Mrs. A. A. Bihlvr, Mrs. Milton 1- isio. r, M H u .Wheeler and Mrs. J. A. Donnaha. ,.r.i r i,r- - i n

rlTWO YOUNG GIRLS

TRADE THEIR LIVES Strange Story of Love' Comes From Denver, Colorado i NTfl"5N AT ;cAL NEWS StSvlcCt ii.vtJ.v, v. .... i v a.-. ---.. ta;e 01 iovo tii'i. involves ..- .ran::., . or lives- ty two y otitis' Riris. 1111.1 been convert-d to th- Christian fait 11 1 in the mission ef :ty Ch..,p!a:n 'Jim" 1" Goodh"art. Kelly and "Mildred Gardner" were married by Goodueart in the city Jai' here Moioiay and Kelly was re.leas"d cers on fiir.iUr charges. He is now In :'' ouiaer. In her eonfea;on the four day brld w b , . i s 11 n 1 7 cav tV. i .,.t r(l-.. - - - .. .......-. '-araner, wnom ivcy Di-;ievea lie was marrying-. taut :icr uouoio," jo!ly ref 11, a No v Y : k chorus girl with whom th" rtal Miss Gardner "traded lives." last November. According- to the confession, Dolly I ''een. tne read ...lueirci Gardner. It- I !!"v-' in Francisco, employed by a ' theatre magazine. j Miss Green swears her love for Kellv- i and deelares that Miss Gardner does j not love him. j "My na.r.e Is H'oily Green," she con- i fessed. My home is in Akron. Ohio. ' I met Mildred Gardner In Pallas. 'l ex., i and we looked so much alike that w I ; decided to chan;? names, sweet h.-nrt ' jobs in fact iiws. We were tired or; :ivts v" w -'- living:. ! "Mildred w rote out her life, story for; nie and I wrote mine for her; also a!' ' about oit folk.'. My people are dead" but she told ni? about her and how to: act." i Chaplain G -eel hocr t declare 9 tlie c-r i se.-ms to be ob-o ,'utely sincere in her ! -n fession, hut says the ir.arri.ice is - "-Ki. a jv .:y sic. op ins r. e v ori'te. t!i-y must remarricd, he savs, ; AN ECHO OF THE LATE WAR APi'LETON", Wis., F-, . in tho district court here tedav refused 1 in tho 3:st to srive John I.e-ml, a farmer, the . ec-" damages he soucrht fuom ?-n-d eni ami j,n Llamt, Dr. A. n. Re-tor anti i j v. j. o Connor, aih-g-ed "r.ight rid ;::;;.;. . , I rTMnin't ',.;V:zf r.r.:;..:-" hoTM! durine tr fouith liher rty l.-i an or: v oi att'-n-in ' o oree him to n and iTVri hay bonds by bcat.r.Lr h.ni :.'tem?'!riff to liars' him. Th nd - I ants plea-led telf-d-'fr t:e. 1 HOW WHISKEY . i MAY BE TR ANSPORTRn ! WAPHIXGTOX. Feb. ). Whisker 1 now held in sf ora?- may be trans- i Ported by the owners to thrlr p-iv.it i dwellinar? under ne-.v r jcul.it ;-ns is-i sued by the internal revet: jo b-.re-i:i ; today. Th rules are nia-ie to con-,1 form to a recent suprt-nir coti cision. holdini; that :tuor. can bo re-j moved anil transported ir" tho liquors ; were lejrally acquired before prohi'.i-' tion went' into effect.

usmess Picking Up

Mays

it "Miracle Man" is KeT3t BllSy ill WeSt Hal 11111 0 11 d Treating Patients ,jra lia:-. a. the rRt;,- by p.. .-.:;.. t n v. o r k !'.'::.! wr.oni he ha." i. tb Towi. vhit2nc- the rooms1 of llary May.-, ti;'- ' -.".I : -"a . I o Man" of j New Carli.-le in Wt-.-t Hannr.oiv!, h iiier t- a it i .1 . -Mays Us bring- Iv-. ;. I bajy t: ?-at patnt. of th.in come in blgr automobiles and other-- hobble to th. house on c-rutclfs. All Ip-vc d.-.-lar in;j they l,;tvo her-.i bono li t ed. Tiie iu-alcr makfs no atten.pt a d;n tr no :ijr ailments. They all i j aIr1( t0 hm. The patient simply it.- ' i ,iicatr.5, . Mm what he bt-iiev.s to bt' f hl, P(.at his tro.ible and May. lay.f hi? liim.-ls or the spot, hows hi head! in fiif-n! prayer for a oo'-ipie of m;n- ; iite and the treatment ! ovt-r. J.oir- j ir.tr tho treatment a man wliorn calls hi manager ftand at his an 1 w.ao-;.i.f, e e, t, , n.ntt. This precaution Is tU"ti because;

; navirsr a witn-i-ji present avcd the; ions, today is faring a heavy fine j day fcr Mays when- he wa pro.--cutefi f'.r violating an injunet'.on i,,-ued ir j re-e:-,tly for praotloln? ni'.lirir.c at l'Ji; forbid dins coercive measures. ! Chh-.iro. The u! tn wa;? able to tes- j In addition V.'ill.am Krims. president ' tlfy that the healer did not "rub" orjof tho council ani Thomas 1-'. Church, i manipulate" in the instance cited and business agent, have lei-n recommendI ther'fore old tint violate the. Illinois' e.d for jail sentences by Master In

i sta-ute s protecting tho practice of ! n,f. ,..nr. .

:-i:iy (,n.;vfs t .'Bt the power iv.r.Ca- audis ana i on t l'i-o lOI'? indivt'd s'i -b n.onst rates i?c".- through h!."' heal-' eral weeks ago by a federal errand

. . i . . . : n a i . n i f a . n ui i ,r ; interest In the prosecution. - says he wa walking: down the ste. j j after the suit was Hied when suddenly, i a volco" said: -It'll be all right. ! j "I "-h' 1 around," says Mays, "and j I :' i.'..;oov u-.-tr i s - ' hinkinjr nh.-.ut It and decided that voice refe d to the trial that was .-ome up .".on. Inen I was to. a aca.n that I would come tnroush an right ; , I knew- then what to expect and sure; ' enough, the case fell Cat. There are j , r,--. .awthat can Interfere with the. I work of Ood Almijrhty." s highly rensrious. May. is A,uiehe!s T""' t -t ; ' learty infectious '.ausih and a hand trip like a vise. IT- is sf.ort and st .why . : a an , noont 11 av ' e mop of loir iT.d eorr.s a lor, way Ih'om resem'oio w u s u .1 . . y : a r: d h . dated with th--- 1 a,l ':;,:. iclc 1,0 LONE BANDIT r-,-n cvtt.t 1- n r.s t.! -...,,,,1.. wr.r. ia., .. - j . . .... . ... . i.t? bank at ?:i:!th.. Id, near b"rt, )at l-'r' aftf rnoe.i, covered A. '. 1..-- .i.,:. jv. j. .1,1 .....v,... t netn inio h va i.r. m.-.xi a ;.. vhu.tj : an.l escrea w ; .: r.vn letimai'M !--

' '" -'o .-" :.out .' - ,-.a:.'ii:y aeeusca rum . the two tellers wer- f-om 1 in tri aultjoi" ini.ff-lity and ItcjicIivs of the mar-'i j or other b.or.k attach"?. The man i riape vow-. - : tllsap pen t e 1 and no t rac of him can ; The wifo was ir.Rtriimcntal in havinp ; i,,bdi1. jhim indicted fi-r murder, he allege- and

' , 7,77, """ ' IITj I, I fjI-iLAo, VllKLh APF mm IVn Vni? ITU SILK IIOSK vi. y 1 - . t ' 1 i -x A-. : .,-1 - . .'- ,1 i Vx I Jf X V -v -if I 1 "i .'J,J'i V i - -V jp Htc"1 V'J 4' 1 SSSKWR: The secret has been discovered End modern Spartan girlies are not j so hardy as mere man hrus been led j i - l . i : . I e I I i I i.o utuuvtt. .'iiii una iouk wuncereu how, for the sake of fashion, younjj and ten'ier members of the weaker sex could expose a notinconsiderable leng-th of limb to the rude, chill breees on below-zero days with no more protection than that afforded by a few threads of lace or silk. This picture tells the tale and gives the secret away. Beneath the dainty silk and lace are humble and entirely utilitarian cotton stockings

rrr! Cold

's Coming tlNTfeBNATir-NAL NFWS SER'.iCEl WASIHNOTOX. Fel. 18. 'i i'.'. ' wf'atl"'r bureau i5t-i. "'i a special buhoi tin t,.t:.y nrfifii -r'nr' Ih3t tho (-o(i t j viR,.l,.--r th" i'-intr ".vill le c x ! r i - r:' 'd ca.-t r-f Hi.; Ho'.-hv if-.-untu i I 1 (1 : i f i r t i" 1 lif. -i r. X " . r t; "The ("hi wc-ather will extend s--tn ward ovc the ;;'ilf and south Allan ttaUs. t-arrvi; i : . tt-mperat uv i to tht o. a ft. ! h - .-L part of the :..m:r. .- a ' .-. CHICAGO, Feb. 18. The Carpnt I tJlstrict 1 ojm-il. nnrrnl e,-s a r: i ri t m of all Chicas-Va carpenter labor un- i j Chancery William A. P.u.-t. Erlm was , one cf the 47 mill men bb.r t.mnn ofi ' i -, t- i- V. . . .... ... . j 1 " " t . o j'-.ai in i ne an-..-trust e. th..n t law i' duclng bui.ai.it ht 1 a rntnimu. b-ycottiiifc da not manufacture I " : ' CARTER SEEKS NOW TO DIVORCE WIFE , cleared oLHurder, Colored Editor, Wants to Be Free From Wife Christrphrr ?. 'r. co.ered ma, I who v.uss found not 1 fru.J-.y Wednesday night when tried hv a ! Torter county jure f:r the mur-i-r' of jliis brother-fn-law. James Cook, editor

i ill v. ;, lit" the 1

CARPENTERS nnilMDii

UUUI1UIL FACES Flfll

ROES BANKlnie.1 suit for diu-r.-,. 'J.. .L ,V;;""' :

-1 lo- in.ioiioer tutu suii. ti.;s morn.nc!roia Carte- " " " Tl.r ,'c-.. . - ...... -v.. ! r-,iei . 1 - t . . .t.vi.v-. ....u; - ty v:co:r;cos jos. Conroy and W. J. McAicer who dfendled him in the murder trial. j u.a, .I.- tii:u ioiovia w-cre t.-i .-viirn -:. ;i;m ana separated on 1 j vi.-i uai j 11, e: i.a? ytar. IXiring- that iaS :i r'"S'iU f'f- waft ' 'C- to l:o in jail without bail for three months at Crown ronl and two months at Valnarais-, At t!;e iriir,-!..- ( i-, -, 1 ,o ........ , , . 1 jhfm and did evcr:. thinK In her powir' to 1 jliac him electrocuted. I Carter says h.'s wdfo was abandoned i i him several thr.ca and at present rcfust es to lite with him. j E. CHICAGO LADS j AFTER SILVER CUP

Ianimoiid rifoice .-md ti e. w re kinjr crew , .' ... , -.- , . , , , rr. Senator lepler r.roulh Ilend) opi-ost-ew."oeys of I-.ast Chi capo 'i:l be I from the ll-.n.mmid Auto Taint Top , t en th-.r toes tomorrow try:,-.- V seli;Co. late y m. , ,i.o :! n.o m su-;-; od -i 1 ti,c sl:. one or more newspapers to every per-iiu hri-.uz to omd tne automobu th,t (i.jf hcaUh t0 tcst atu. me.., sou iiv.ng tnere or who ventures , bed V- n see., in tne water of the ship l , a or s..d a, ,.tM,.ai. lct t vit;iin the city limits. A. Chieaco i canal aion ti.e .'r::cr..lc:!U;t!ln'! iuu , ... ..

newspaper sas offered a silver cup ns'ni Caluro-t houVvard. a trophy to -bo -c.y who eiis the nusti Xo l-odirs wer. found papers dtinr.sr the day. t i; i3 row believe .1 that

The contest i; 'pen to all r.ewsbovsi

and it doesn't matter what paper theyjwh weie workm,'

tell, whether it be The Times, the Chi - cago papers or the foreign languatre

rapers. All of the hoys i?ave heett no-I in the mud of the eanai bed. making i' j sun.s frc.,Ti the slat,. reasurv. after tho tifiej of t contest and are eaperiy j xtremely difficult ;o !nr.? !t to the ma!ln,r o( t,, St3te iIighw.av Oemmisawaif :nS toe w,,-d "so." eon:.. 1 ive'v j sulfa : , R- ordo kr the P..ii.'o sti.'ior ,ion was aeeiar-d h Senator Strode an-l sera.mb.es for business are expected on- were s-arohed and n v o, Kam-d that Sena.,r Crn,..ns ,(hnu) Ax hp a

the street REPUBLICAN LEADERS MARKING TIME V.'.sH!oTO, 1-Vh. IS. He publican leaders of co:iiresfi are markirifr time today p.-ndinc the return of K.-pr n.ati.'c Josern t . j-ordrvy, repuhll- I c Joseph W.

an of Michlran. .-liaiimnn of the ! Numerous ac-idents hn c urrc.l ""; :-. use ways and means core?,; tte. !Tsil!'!-s sir'tch of roauway and mat.;- l:vc ! on'orenec with rresident-elect Hard- I '"e been lost. T:i e-ery instance, i.ir at 5t. Augustine. , w here cccupanis cf car- hnve been pin- j Ten'ativ? plans for revision of the:rKd beneath the rivo hines in the water

lariff and tax laws by the next con- I stress are belngr held In abeyance until Fordr.ey has reported Mr. Hardin 5 s views as to what should bo done rn. ; cardinc them. " i APPROVE BILL FOR BUDGET 1NDTAXAPOMS. Ind.. Feb. IT. Es-! j fablishn-.ent cf n sta'e budget svst.m ! as recommended by Gov. MoCray w as I a--r-aved today bi the slate senate in. isstnr by a vote 0f 41 to p the Rat hi'.!, which provide, e-,. Hon ef a budget bi.i by ;e nrer-ar e chief examlner of the state board of acwintt. i to i;ft presented at each session of thuj I' r'.slit ure by the povc rnor. The budzt system would rupplant the present plan ef presenting appropriation bills. NOTICE Wi'l the pat.;- who .'' ni a !'t Chief Austg-en ;c. Central Math day, 'Tease call In ; to s; i r fo

Puzzled Physicians by Talking for 212 Hours

1 H i - K 3 - r ..:;x ,1 4 if 4 J6 ;S .: '( I . . 11: n' aj.y::.-jt - ,' , tinnttmiJ ffa'i n-'r-t

i-. .u.' -o,. p.j ..;. -.; by tho j clare a today, .-trai.rio oi:.-e rl Marian ."iubin, eigh j Palmer resumed his defense ef the years old, of Vt'a, ke.ga n, 111., who ; department of .-'u.-tlce and its bureau talk"d cont inuou.-ly f or 212 hours. J of investigation In conducing "Red Opiates tended t - blur the child's : raids" when he reappeared before the enunciation but did not stop her ef-j senate judiciary committee which Is forts at speach- After a consulta- j considering the question of amnesty tion cf .spocialijts it was found that' for Eugene V. Debs and others conthe vertebrae were slight y misplaced! victed of violations of the esplonae; so that there was pressure on the . and other war-time acts.

nerve control lira- sp'-ach. Manipulation of tho child s t;..ne fir ally induced -i'tp for an hour, but when she awoke I S h ll.-2an T i : U" T. C :i O ; i"rtn T :- Ti 11 1 - r 1 ' ' ' I or tae manlp-i.ation treatment has! 1 1 n u -a to i e.iivc t , e t r o u ale and it isj bi iieved that a. cure wii! to c fleeted. I Deluded Bootlegger Was Fooled I Th ought He Was Selling toi I GrocerBut He Proved ; 1 To Be a Cop r. Ir. h. I"ot, IS. Gary p't one of the e - 0-,'K.:r- the. CROWX POT j Julius I , ' " ', ' i!i1 ''r 'a'A t"31 '''bf sent: n . . . . o . rr I een Riven n Thursday be-d-ys iii Jail in the criminal tii.f. d il'atnus trSM to le of I pallons of grain alcohol t ftoetr Hoffman, livHnj at 9th avjnue ar.d l.ngiewood s.rct, d,irj the a r'y art of Decern."ing a grocer -ffi.-er and he bcr. Hoffman L- s.d-rs was a, special police Immediately T l iced Putnus under arre?t and a char.-e was tiled ajarns. ! him in the .-rimiaal c- urt. T!ie case j .. t ., wl,0 V ,",s t ,' I f ''U",S '': ' I :,i.C diSp'-nser of w-et 1.: be t&uv-ht to obe CAR LIFTED FROM SNIP CANAL STOLEN After n.a-iy v.-i-arv tojl n th" c-i- rm i i t v a s tlr.vi ,i an: thieves I ' bit .e aeep w St' ! The -machine wl.i; : , J off rey -Na oh t set t-n passcngf'r, JSls model, had sett the ear b longod Ja -ob Sehwarts, oi" ,";ou2 West Sixteenth f w-bs stolen the ir.jilet when it was left, strut locus - It February nth. j it atias: n.nl fonpress streets. Soiva Ritt the car br.'t.Ki.t lot. ibiy the attention of Jliinnvn-J il t ...ac in. .wv ' 1 : mert for rc iiii; . ar- -. hi. a ko into '-ei wa.t.r aiot. w ...v. ve .ji.c. u has '-ake"a hours .-r-t '.lie bomes could !e recovereu. -i.ai.y cf ,ee u,ai , the city should rn.i a substantial j w reckiri s car eejuipro 1 wiii a derrick as Part of the pellee .r art merit. This, l they fsy should he boused along Calumet blvo., r.car th.e lake w 1, to it would: ! t o us. d most. Imediaiely fo"."o','.-::.q ci-h serious ic- ' Cidrtit there lms h-cn aeitat.Vn for aj aUrg th" roadway but each t;me' the j matter lias died down aft r the city authorities end county ce;:: mis-ioners have d;.-r-i--recd au ti who t houid bear - exper.se. HOLIDAY IN DISTRICT OF C. i iVAPTHTNGTOV. Feb. Is Iraujrura-, n day. Friday, M iren 4. is declared, : ; :l .e.. ,. 'i ,i , y ; n ! i a m 'o ,;. and nil p. r ill j oilier (Jay ianoie.a it: t: I 1C-, ; e c xe- lse.j fr !'! I : ire-jt- v e order by I'ic.d'.nt VV.Uon 1 j made public today.

Atty. General Palmer Tells Of Boldness and Defiance Of Reds.

(Bt'LLETIlV ltUena of Indiana jjlarbor nnd FVt Cfalctuso nwoke thl morning to fln4 u number of little pamphlrtu ttrklnc under their doors nnd In their tnu'l Uoxrx, vihicli hn-1 been delivered ome time during the rurly morning hour' by a inidiilght moll carrier. The pamphlet nhl-h bear the nn m of the f'otnniiinlKt Party of America. urt?c the citizen to get humj nntl udopt the aovlet form of goiernmenl. (Hl'LLETlX.) Irrulorsi advoeiitlnit oierthroTT the government ty the Communist Party nnd Inciting: workers to olr.e the Industrie were also circuited In Gary during Thuradar morning befort lx o'eloek. BY J. BART CAMPBELL 'STAFF CORRESPONDENT N SERVICE I AVASniNhiiTON. Veh. IS. The "Cow - i niunisr Part v" la retiewinir its actlvl-ti-s throup'noat the United States, and is t hreate-neninj? to become as act'icain as it -as before the departmerit justice sought to stamp It out, At , i orney-General A. Mitchell Talmer de"The chief object cf the Ccmmuu't Party" now as it was when the dpartnient cf justice proceeded agalnil i i f 1 r c tu th Hatrntlnn rt t K o - . -- v , I nited States evernment, and n. (Continued on page five.) BILLS FIXING JAX LEVIES Ind., Feb. I". Frr ' t reposal 9 Tec the state- to extend nruuv ; i-tal add to "privately owned educational : :ns:itutlons were turned down today b 1 ths iiouae or Ke.prt sontatlv cs Dy xne j adoption of majority reports cf tho ! .,-aV:, rinj !nans committee for initliii1... . , ,.n . 1. : i pe'S-LfneriieiiL ii oils n.v.i.15. iqa. h. v - 1 )rs fc,r tjhis rurpeso minority reports j roca:nnlr.nd:ns- that the b:'.s be referrt-a ..j tiie committee of the. whole house for .furtl, consideration, were bubmittett ! bv Rcprestr.tattvc Otto Flficld (Lake lir-innan ot tne coinmiitcc ana repuo.i- ; tan f.or leader. j ji hiU jellied, pro ided for: (! ; 0e mVl ;ovy on ach jioo cf taxabh? 1 property for Valparaiso and proviiinc ' -uitioii for ruoils enrolled in cob ! f,f ,.,1, ,---tinn if thev airrte to teaefi school for at hast two years after fcrcd nating. 1 2) One mill for support cf tri-sta'e eOib.g-c at Angcdia for Industrial ihlucattoR and Amerlcanisation. '3 One mill levy fcf Centra! Xcrtnul School at Danville. (4) Appropriatio-ii f ? ! 0 ' ," to be extended to normal and -the- :;.. hers' training schools. - Only native born or naturalized cl;'sens may teach in the public S-hools. ! according to tho terms cf the Miller l bill, passed In the Seriate by a veto of j US to 1. The bill was drawn oy officj ia-iS of the Grand Army of the Ilpuhj i:o an was approved by the American 1 begion. It stipulates tltat the Ameri- ' can fltitr be displayed in every cla ' room and that a pledge of e.'lcgiance to the f.-.jt h.: posted in prominent plat t cl-.'f l 1 i ,.,i osis was passed by the Senate, 117 to 1 i. The bill failed previously for i lack of constitutional majority. .Vdopiir-n of the Tulip Tree or "Ye'j low Poplar" as tho state flow er, w as ap proved by the upper house. Objection to permitting the depart - i mcr.t of conversation to draw Jarc to -raif. 'his pri ileire an:e up in lir. f.eri.ito for the third reading-, it was 1-iined that the depart mo'it n.eded ! ready money to pay for labor on fctfc.Ce . pat k s . The sep.a'e passed the bli! by a voii i ' ' he draw n to $1500 a month. The highj wuy lorty s Uj.6 :,f such funds was LtLid j , , ,aasod the sensational charges ju't made bv the state board of aecounP Th'c' sovcrnt.r toda,. gnf:d tu, Kin. Uakve Ker prainase bill. SERIOUS DISORDERS IN GERMANY? FARIir, Feb. IS. Serious disorder;, have occurred In Berlin, according to a Mayence dispatch printed In the Ma tin this morning'. Th dli!patch sle telephone and telesraph communication betwetn Mayence ar.d Berlin is working badly. All communications from Gtrminy re declared to be ?.urjeet to censorhip. LANDIS CASE UP TUESDAY WASHIXGTOX, Feb. 17. Ths tm-' p'-aehmcat char fres against Judire K.

POSTPONED

-ri iot or ( o-, m . handi.s will be taken up for nioidoyef an.l j estlpiitlon next Tuesday by the house

feoei nl serv-j judiciary committee. Chairman Volwork in an .-tend todav sent not!e tn 't

bers to be present as protr.pt aetlou W d sired. ? '