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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07
NIGHTS OF UNREST
M Siccp. No Rest, NJ Peace with a
Lame 0r Aching Hack.

Weary the lot Of many a kidney
sufferer.
PAIN and distress from morn TO
night.
Got up with a lame back.
1Nwingos Of backaoho bother YOU all
day.
nun aching breaks your rest at
night.
Urinary disorders add 10 your mis-
cry.
n o have kidney trouble,
Reach the cauEC- tho kdnoya
Doan's kidney Pills are Tor the kid
noys only
Have mado an onviuble reputation
In Alberqucrquo
Albert Morcior. carpenter t22 n.
Eleventh 81, Albuquerque, says
"uNerWork brought ON klnoy trouble
end { was laid up with e lame back.
I feared to movc n muscle because OF
the sharp pains that pierced ne. My
kidneys didn't act properly aud I Wns
often compelled 90 set up Hovrra.
times nt uight TO piss tho socroiions
I got Doan's Kidney riils NJ ttuppe't
Drug Store and ono box helped me-
greatly Before I had finished the
second box, | waA cured. The cure
has proven permanent now foi
years"
Price coo. AT all dealers. Don'i
simply ask for n kidney romcdy-gei
poan's kidney pills-the same that
Mr. Mercior had, POSTER iiburn
Co., Mfgru, Buffalo, n. Y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07
Y. w. c. A. Offers
Interesting Classes

"'Now ] know what makes you ~
different from other women Do said
John Tension us having that Won
mother ltH something to
thank God Cor. "a mother like that
It's % privilege 90 know her
Tho subject OF the bible study al
the y W. e. 4. Recreation rooms q
o'clock thN evening win be Han.
nah. the Nuhio Mutnrr, ana will be
conducted hy Katherine ~ tieald
French classes are held ON We'd
ncsday and Saturday evenings az :
o'clock aud on Monday ana Wedues-
day afternoons az a. THIS ~ an rs-
peoinlly good course ana an those
who wish tu study French are urged
60 take advantage Of this opportunity.
The childrcu's gymnasium class on
SATURDAY afternoons Be- especially
adapted ior httle folta and VIII troVe
"A great pleasure and benefit tu them.
Private lessons In aesthetic dancing
may ALSO he had.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07
AT nm InI N.

Peggy Hamilton huH designed a.
number OF exquisite 20 nH lr Gloria
swanson, who appouu for inu iirst
time us William pofmouu'H now load
iur woman lu T%rianglv'H lntrft proc
Junction. Society for Sale" Two nj
Miss Hamilton most WlnHume de-
signs are also shown 400 "a fashion
shop HcoHc inf which MlfH swanson
appears ua % model hrt0ao she bee
comics wealthy and attpmptH to in-
Vpdp Ioudon'a hest society. Miss
uumiltona creations have attracted
considerable attention in he fashion
world She Boz retained hy Triangle
ut lurrr SALARY tu create nov uut
interesting designs for their artists
Ftniuluity often finds helpful hunts
in her creations. "Socety for Sale"
viii he shown ut tho ldoul thcatur
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07

clara Nimhul Nuunr .huHH Robert
g. Niruulu 10 direct "rup Eru4ouh
Why" tho Select picture which VIII
Doe shown here pt en-, IaHtlWr thuntur
today and .umurroW Mt NlHnolu
haas hut recently completed Alice
Hrhd,'s latest Select uuorIur. Tho
Knife" and Tor re- number of her most
successful productions wps Pauline
Frederick director lie b. one or
tho beet known mon lu The fold ana
hiH work spDuks for itself.
The story H one uf hirh social uto
and deals with the martial ,utHuglr-
mcuta of 70 fascinating widow uud 90
typical Euuor GlNn hUru Endless
complications mark tho unfolding of
the tale and Miss YOUNG o. a role
dramatic uud romantic nH we'll
4 keystone comedy, "NarEi'H First
False stop viii ALSO hv seen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07
Y. M. c. A. is Inviting
Enlisted Men Sunday
for Supper and Talk

An invitation is extended from th"
Young Mems Christian association to
enlisted men 10 he present at d
"Y" on sunday eNening at 3 o'clock
tor the regular sunday nirht supper
To boar some uf the boys nom
ovrrscas suHIk kenneth Ualdridrr
Afinoti Trurrllu, and Manuel RUIZ Will
sumr nf their experiences and la
they w. .reah from the other side
thoir impfr IONS and adventures VIII
hn ysry vivid Tine High school ur-
rheFtrl Will ulay, ana "a general social
evening wIli hn had come and bring
Nour frituaa Everyone n invited al-
though Dc De- the aim of the "N" tO
bring gs many % the soldier boys to-
fother as pp-sible. Later on when
uat, of thnse who have seen foreign
service have returned Il IN planned 10
givo Il reception In their honor and
also In the honor Of those who were
In service but didn't yct over there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07
Government Bulletins
Sent -Faw Co.
Urge More Building

The United smies department Of
labor. " ~ Wilson. secretary. is
sounding out broadcast all ~ IN"
country bulletins urging the uorefsity
OF am after war revival of Interest in
the building question
D. W Faw mnnnrrr of tho Gibson
Faw Lumber company. hrs just zee
cciYcd quite Il Few OF these pnHtetu
from the government and az tho re-
quest OF the department %, labor in
giving them an the publicity POSSIBLE"
hy having them phnced IN conspicuous
places.
Uncle Fun has holr q constituting
hand un building activities Tor some
time aud now hat peace, prosperity
and happiness have come there ls cV-
effort heinE made % renew inter-
est In long deferred building plans AN
over the country
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07

for discharge and both. II both were
issued.
Upon tho receipts by the Zone ~
liance officer, Washington. u. e., o.
this Information and the soldiers
discharge certificate. thls officer will
cause checks 10 be drawn ana mailed
10 the c1alman,a Ia the order IN which
their claims were received by him.
The discharge certificate viii be re-
TUNED TO the soldier with tho check.
~ IN estimated Than az least one
million and q quarter persons have
been discharged fiom The set, See Who
are entitled 10 tho hcnenta Of this act
and while payments Wd be made -
uNpcditiously as practicable. rs viii
manifostly tnke considerable time ia
write ana mail TITS many ehccks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07

Producing managers invariably eN-
Tericnce considerable difficulty n
getting q good story Tor their offerings
Particularly IN this true ~ those who
touflnp their outputs to the musical
form of entertainment or ~Hu-callvd
musical comedy Ana stage annals
show that some of the biggest musical
succeasef have resulted from reNivinr
und -musicalizinH somv comedy or far
siui surcess ct years gone hN, the
Three Twins. which wus one Of the
rcirutnr hits uf u decade ago was a
musiUailzcd version uf 'lnCoE, pro-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07

4 few cents buys 70 Tiny bottle Of
'hr magic Frnczouc ut lnN drug store
ApplE u Few drops ct FrroKour upon
u tender uchinp corn o. cuilus IN
Htuntit that troublesome corn or cnl-
luH stops hurting, tl.u SHORTLY sou
ltu "a out, roots ANA an, without any
putin. soreness or irritation. These
little bottles of Frcczouc contain lust
enough to rid the feet ct cNerN hurd
corn. OFT corn, corn between tho toes
and the Cnlluscs ON huttum of feet
so easy So simple Why watt No
humhuE,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07
~ TIII. rs"

James NcIII actor. gentleman,
thorough srliur urd talented follow
80 of ThtHuiH has the role ot Peter
Grogurt 90 "Wpmrn'H Weapons tho
new Paramount picture Starring Ethel
clayton. witch viii ho tho attraction
90 Tho H' thoatrr fof the last time
Mr. Neiil after un exceptional succoHH
upon the stare, has come to re- safe
harmon I'M the films and has given ~
many splendid performances since
Tint ~ would ho difficult 10 ruumvf-
ate them horotr Hc is ~ Of those
concentrations actors who puts hlH art
nrst and never fails TO give q thor.
uuhhlN artistic pcrfoumIncu'of q givon
role
Miss clayton support Boz unuHually
efficient Ter leading man la Elliott
HeNior, ono OF Tho ntHt known screen
players iu tho country.
The management b. also repeating
tho comedy, "tho Village Chestnut "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07

ia points and NJ Long following
with ~ points In the employed
boys clans i.ouia pinter In leading
with 2ah points and Fred kremis
following win elf points.
J.. Hydcr ~ lending In the inter-
mediate class with gag pointH'whilr
W Hernandez lH following with 22h
points. about taN bows are trying
tho ynrimnH athletic vents. The
winner iu eurh class shah receive q
letter monogram ur bronze medal
Din.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07

An exquisite wedding gown Or real
ltussiiu lace iH worn hg the great Ma
ylmuVa tn "'roNs OF Fate" u story Of
gypsy NE. whirh viii Zee shown at
t5c Lyric thottor today AMI tomor-
row I'm this screen classics picture
an, celebrated star wears lace witch
fhr hns hnd iu hor possession ever
since she came from Russia The
dress iH made princess fashion. not
close. uttnF, however, bus graceful
aud loose In tho medieval munner
now TO much iu NoHuo This wedding
gown IN worn by NuzimoVu In tn
srcuos In which us 70 rfpsy girl, Aznh.
SHE rsturuH from syhool and Wurrics
her cnrtv he%upfactor with tho
gown, the star Wcar a long tulle Veil
caught ON the brow with orange bios
SONS, aud a long string Of matched
pearls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07
Keen Interest is
Developing in the
~" Class Contests

Tho Y NJ g. \. gymnasium class
athletic championships have been
with tho season drawing Ca % close
much kueuer interest nuf been shown
hy the contestants. iu the junior
class Charles kcnfro iH leading with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-07
Al the Theaters Today

"B"-"womens Weapons, with Ethel Clayton; The Village
Chestnut, 90 comedy.
IDEAL-'society for Sale with William Desmond: "A Sea
Serpent Desire" comedy.
PAsTuIE-"Tho Reason Why with Clara KmbaI Young
Maggie First False Step, comedy.
LYRIC-"Toys o. Fate, with AHA Nnzmoyn, and a Chester
Outing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
NEGRo GErs HEAvY SENTENCE.
FIFTEEN DAYS MORE
FOR INCOME FILING

with fifteen days left in which to
file income tax schedules hundreds Of
Hammond people are evidently waiting
until the last hour. March Is. to visit
the office Of the revenue apartment
on the third floor Of the federal build
ing and comply with the law
d c. Worries. J c. Belot and Geo.
Stelhorn are there to serve the pub
lie, handing out the schedule blanks.
instructing those who are puzzled BY
some Of the questions and receive the
taxes due.
If you ere married and live with
your wife YOU need not make a return
unless your income for 1918 was $4,000
or more. If you have dependent chill
dren under is years of age you must
fill out the schedule and will receive
a $500 exemption for each child. If
YOU are not married or do not live
with your husband or wife and your
income was $1,000 or more you must
make a return.
There is a severe penalty for failure
to make return.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
HAMMOND
GIRLS MAKE
CONFESSION
-Four East Chicago Men and
Two from Chicago ImpIi-
Gated and Found Guilty.
TspEc1AL TO THE TIMEs.I

CROWN POINT, IND, March
six principals in the sensa-
tionar East Chicago-Hammond de-
linquency case appeared in the
juvenile court here yesterday and
were tried by Judge Norton. Two
others were convicted in Chicago.
Four well-known East Chicago
men were found guilty and two
Hammond girls of tender years aP-
peared as prosecuting witnesses.
Two Chicago men have also been
found guilty in a Chicago court for
being implicated.
z1GzT ARE INVOLVED.
Tho parties to the scandal whose ar
rest and conviction took place arc as
follows:
John Pappas, East Chicago. alias VIII
lams. waiter At Blue Goose lnn'
guilty and sentenced.
Jerry Lazaris, East Chicago. tailor;
guilty and sentenced.
Ee-t petersen, Last NIilcaSo' fii'''1A7
Dollas Hotel: guilty and sentenced
Thomas Douas, East Chicago. proprie-
tor hotel: guilty and sentenced
Beatrice Bird, Hammond. aged IS;
found TO be delinquent, paroled to
father.
Florence sick1es, Hammond. aged 10;
found to bc delinquent, committed
TO girls school.
Two Chicago men, who were implicated
in girls story. had previously been
arrested fined s10c apiece and sent
cnced To ten days in jail.
aIRLs TELL SHOCKING STORY.
The story given By the girls in full
and free confession involves two weeks
of orgy and dissipation with the promi-
nent East Chicago and Chicago men
JContinued on page seven)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
NEDJL MAKES
CHARGES IN SENATE
Says Attempt Is Being
Made to Kill County
Unit Bill.
(Hy international Nows service3

INDIANAPOLIS, March !. 1919.--The
proposed highway commission took up
the entire morning session Of the state
senate today. at the first Saturday
session held by the senate during the
present session Of the legislature. and
will be brought up again when the
senate reconvenes this afternoon fol-
lowing the noon recess.
The highway commission bill came
up for second reading and a motion
BY Senator Dobyns. chairman Of the
roads committee. to suspend the rules
and place the bill on passage was
killed Various amendments to the bill
were offered one by Senator Bobyns
proposing to amend the bill SO that
the system of state highways shall be
approved by the governor by April
l. 1920. was adopted
Sen. Sejdl Of Lake county charged
that an attempt was being made to
pass the highway commission bill
ahead Of the county unit bill and TO
kill the county unit bill. thus giving
the highway commission complete
control over all roads in the state
This was denied by both Sen. Dobyns
and Senator'S Beardsley. Sen. Nejdl de-
clared that a section duplicating a sec
tion Of the county until bill be struck
out and his motion will be taken up
this afternoon
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
BY RAY o. wIxER
Il. N. S. Stan Correspondent.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March l.
Consideration of the highway commits
sion bin was a special order Of business
for this morning at the frst Saturday
session of the senate held during the
present session of the state legislature.
Both houses were in session today and
are speeding action on the many bills
which must be disposed of during the
coming week. week from Monday
will see the close Of the seventy-frst
session of the Indiana state legislature.
The fate of the Jeffersonville reform
atory bill Will be decided next week. as
well as the proposal -ror removal of
other state institutions. The bill for
the removal of the reformatory to a
point more centrally located is In the
hands Of the senate committee on re-
formatories Of which Senator Rats IS
chairman. The bill can be killed in
committee.
An entirely new turn in the centrali-
zation plan has been taken and a reso-
luton. which has been presented the
seate. provides for the appointment Of
a commission to report 20 the 1921 leg
islature a plan for the election Of the
members of the Indiana Public Service
Commission. the industrial board, the
state tax commission and such other
appointive positions as the commission
may deem proper"
Several more anti-German bills re-
main to be disposed of. One bill would
prohibit the teaching of the German
language in the high schools Of the
state.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
CHEATING CHEATERS
NEWEST BOOZE GAME
How Pair Of Whiskey Run
ners Were Held Up by
Gunman Is Told.

Cheating cheaters is the newest game
II connection with the illicit traffic il
liquor across the state line
Taken into custody by Officers Bunde
and Einsele Of the Hammond police de-
partmcnt Tony Belonsl1e Of 422 So.
Pulasld st. South Bend an employe Of
the Studebal1cr plant. confessed to Spe-
-iaf Agent Green Of the department Of
justice that while engaged in transport
ing whiskey he was victimized in an
unusual manner.
Tony duplicates n Joe Slangresl1ch Of
South Bend. ITe told Green that on the
twelfth of February he went with
sIangreskch to Chicago and purchased
IS gallons of whiskey. man named
Brown whom Tony believes owns the
Washington Garage at $50 No Clark st.
Chicago. was engaged to take Tony. Joe
and the booze to So. Bend for $50,
Brown had a Thos. Callahan in the ma
chine with him.
The party started for it's destination.
Tony noticed an auto following them
which stopped when thoy stopped for
refreshments and started again when
they started on Columbia ave- south
of the Standard Steel Car plant the 9TH
or machine drew UP beside them. Tony
declares. and two men. alighted with
drawn revolvers. The hold-up men
robbed Tony and Joe of all the money
they had which amounted to $3.50. Then
one Of the robbers got in the car with
Brown which contained the whiskey and
Joe ana Tony were ordered out.
The South Bend men did they were
told and stood in the road watching
the two cars speed back towards Chi
cago.
Acording to Tony's signed confession
he went with Joe to Chicago the next
day and hunted UP Brown at the lat
ter's place of business. Asked what
had become Of the whiskey Brown got
mad and hit Tony between the eyes"
HE hit me between both of my eyes"
is the way Tony puts it. Brown added
insult to injury by demanding $50 for
the trip Tony and Joe refused to nay.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
GRAVEL ROAD BIDS
ARE REJECTED
Co. Commissioners Hold a
Special Meeting at
County Seat.
Special to The Times.

GROWN POINT. IND. March 1.-The
county commissioners yesterday after
noon rejected bids for two Of five road
improvements There were no bids sub
mitted on the other three.
Five bids by N. D. Hciney. United
Construction company. Whiting Con-
struction company Northern Indiana
Construction company. and Shea & CO.,
respectively for the w +. Hodges road
No. 2 in Calumet township. were re-
jectcd because the board decided to here
after require a maintenance bond on all
hard service roads and that was not in
the advertisement for bids.
c. \ Buckly was the only bidder for
the c. 4 Buckley road in West Creek
township. and as his bid was the same
rs the engineers estimate 1t was re-
Jected as being too nigh.
There were no bidders for three ma
cadam roads known as the Louis Reed
er. Dyer and Cornish roads.
The Calumet avenue pavement hasn't
been advertised as yet.
NEGRO GETS HEAVY SENTENCE.
John Sims the Gary negro who was
recently found guilty in the circuit
court at Crown Point was sentenced
to from to % ye>rs in the state
prison at Jacksonville on Friday by
Judge Norton.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
-FOUR TESTS
APPLIED TO
COVENANT
Senator Declares That Draft
Strikes at Precepts Of
the Constitution.
WHAT KNOX SAID.

Supporting all his assertions with
quotations from the league covenant.
ne showed In seven possible eox-
tingencies war is lsgauzed and that
In certain far-reaching oontrover-
sizes the parties must 30 to war;
Thus the proposed covenant, In
stead OF abohshins war, actually
sanctions, breeds and command. IT.
ne declared. Moreover IL reoufres
that every future war shall be DO
tential world war and that we snau
be an active participant in every
such war"
II does not abolish or prevent
wars, and it does saction and com.
mand thern," he said. ''rt does strtke
down great constitutional principles.
nulwarks Of our protection. It does
rob US Of the most vital attribute.
OF sovereignty. It does threaten our
independence and life"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
ARM|ST|CE
TERMS ARE
COMPLETED
tBy international New. s.rv.o,.,


LONDON. March Marshal FocY
now has the completed armistice terms
70 Germany which are expected to ap-
proximate the military and naval con-
dltions Of the peace treaty and they will
result in the complete rehabilitation of
the German army, disarmament
throughout Germany and inspection OF
German munitions works by an inter
allied commission. said Paris dis,
patch to the Daily News today.
Germany's armed strength, for IN,
purpose of meeting internal disorder,
is expected to be fixed at about twenty.
five divisions.
Andre Tardieu is spending up tn,
work Of the peace conference. said the
Paris correspondence the Daily Mall
It is not estimated that general view
Of the peace terms can be given be.
tween March 1 and March Is Between
March Is and April /. it Is believed. ali
of the problems viii have been solved
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
BROTHER OF WHITING
MAYOR PASSES AWAY
Herman Henry Schrage, In
valid for Twenty Years,
Taken by Death,

WHITING. IND. March Herman
Henry Schrage age 43. an invalid for
twenty years. died yesterday at the
home Of his father. Henry Schrage. at
607 Schrage avenue. Whiting.
a service VIII be held at the home at
1880 sunday afternoon and the funeral
VIII be conducted from the house at
10 a. m Monday to oak Hill cemetery.
The deceased man is survived by
three brothers. Mayor Walter Schrage.
Henri and William. and two sisters.
Mrs r $ Place and Mrs. August
Dreesen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
REDUCING THE
BRITIH ARMY
Csy international News servica.)

LONDON. March 1.-The British ar
my IS being reduced to $4,000 men, it
was officially announced today.
Great BrItain's strength exclusive OF
India at present IS 100000 men
The British army of occupation in
Germany will be composed OF 500. 900
nen and 2S8o0 officers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
Selling Fake Souvenirs.
M Tr,tarr atinra1 rlarrs Sarrica !

WARWICK \. y March Germ
an spiked helmets and iron crosses are
being turned out by French manu-
facturer at Lyons to be sold to our
Goughboys who are hunting souvenirs.
according to Corporal James Turner.
a. F. T.. in a letter 10 his mother
are sold at fancy prices.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
SERIOUS RIOTS
IN MEUNICH
(By international News service.)

BERLIN. Feb. 2S. via London. March
Serious disturbances have again
broken cur a Munich. Government
troops have occupied the law courts
building.
The Majority Socialists at Munich
are appealing to the workmen not to
join the general strike
The Gerstenberg division Of the Ger
man army have occupied Hamborn.
one hundred and sixteen Spartacides
were arrested there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
SHOCKING CHARGES AIRED IN JUVENILE COURT
SATURDAY
SESSION IS
HELD TODAY
Assembly Is Speeding Ac-
tion on Many Bills
Today.
LBuLLErrN1
CBy international News service)

(By International News Service)
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, March L.
Telephone interests OF the state drew
up and presented to the state Iegisla-
ture, the bill which would permit a pub
lie utility to surrender its franchise
and operate uuder Che public service
commission, II was revealed at the pub
lie meeting the bill held by judiciary
committee OF the house last night.
The bill which has been passed by
the senate would revive the privilege of
franchise surrender which expired by
Limitation July l, 1917.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
co.
ASKS new
SCHEDULE
Declares Local Exchange
Costs More Than it Makes
Petitions Service Com
mission.

Declaring that it is conducting its
business at its local exchanges at an
actual less. the Chicago Telephone Co..
has filed a petition with the public serv-
ice commission of Indiana for an in
crease in rates to subscribers.
At present the monthly rate for a one
party business phone is 5 and the COM
pany asks s.. The one-party residence
phone is IS and no increase is asked. \
portion of the table follows:
Glass or Service Rates Per Year.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-01
BIG FOUR TRAIN
RUNS AMUCK

CRAWFORDSvILLE. Ind. March /.
several cars of a long Big Four
freight train passing through Craw-
fordsville today jumped the track,
broke loose from the rest OF the train
and plowed through the home OF Mrs
Ellen Deneen. Mrs. Deneen was sit
ting in chair and saw the cars COM
ing but escaped without injury. The
entire house was moved two feet.