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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
ALL SERVICE MEN ON
~TORNADOES' ELEVEN

The Tornadoes Of Roseland Will meet
the Cornell A. G.. Of the stock yards at
the Pullman soccer field. 1881 and Cot
tage Grove. sunday in the opening game
Of he Chicago heavy weight football
league. Every Tornado player saw serv-
ice in the war. and the team has the
mainstays OF the 1916-1917 champion
ship eleven. Mooney Of Great Lakes.
Dyke. star south Chicago half. and
Riley. sensational st. Lawrence back.
are new players. Bill Firms Cornells
Will be reinforced for the contest with
a number Of Cornell-Hamburgs. The
Tcrnadoes have secured the Puilman
soccer field. 103d ST. and Cottage Grove
av.. for the season, their fourteen,n
year of organization.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

Fat Moran's newly rro~v~es champions
arc tho sensation or }at eea in base
ball and the marveis e- p Gin
einnati. They have o~ssplayea : -enaist-
emit punch. Anyone who thinks they
lack gameness need only recall The six
game series at the Polo grounds ia
which the Reds put McGraw's entry out
of the running by taking. four games
with hostile crowds OF so.00o and $4,000
fans looking on.
The Sex have q wreekinE tTcw VI
their own They are no longer hlflcss
wonders With 9 consistent team arcl-
age of ESQ for the season. against -z7o
for the Reds. they rave ground 'v. more
bits and runs than their rivals And
they did IT against stronger pitching
than the Reds had to face.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
BABE GETS HIS 18th.
-n.rssNsrlosAl NEAs sssyleEl

NEW YORK. Sept. 1s.-Babe Kun
takes rank today as the greatest homc
run hitter ever produced IN the history
of baseball The Boston star. having
tied all existing records for circuit HIT
tings made years age. established a new
mark. when he hammered the ball over
the roof of the right field grandstand at
the Polo grounds Wednesday on Bob
shawkey for his tventy-eixhtn homer OF
the season. Ruth made his nrst rs weli
as his twenty-eighta home ruin Ct the
Polo grounds and registered a total OF
five there against Yankee pitchers. His
record breaking clout was the third OF
Shawkey this sesAon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

fact that they triumphed in a finish fight
against no less than four high powered
clubs in their own league IS proof Of
their class.
In winning the American league PEN
nant they scored a brilliant and well
earned victory. And because they we're
forced 70 maintain high speed from
start to finish they wil enter the series
against the Moran men next wednesday,
in top form.
The Sox are a team Of 'garnesters"-
great money players. let they vii face
one OF the gamest teams hat ever won a
national league %pennant. There will be
little or no advantage either way in this
reSpect
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
|. N. S. SPORT
WRITER IS
OUT FOR SOX
Predicts That They Will
Lamp Pat Moran's Reds
II They Play to Form.
BY JACK

international News 9. sport Edi-or.)
NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Kid Gieason's
hsrd-driving White Sox will defeat the
Cincinnati Reds in the worlds series II
they play true to form.
In the opinion OF the writer the Sox
need only a fair share Of the break
TO emerge from the big classic with an
other worlds title in tow.
These are two outstanding reasons:
The sox have greater Furnishing power
and better balance. a. the saana today
they are practically the same team that
mauled the high tsuted Giants in four
out OF six games two years ago. II any
thing they are more formidable. The
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
DENIES D MATCH.

CONGREGATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI
NEW YORK, Sept. 25--Biily GIBSON
manager OF Benny Leonar today denied
that Leonard has been matched with
Lew Tender. of Philadelphia for a u
round bout at New Haven on Thanks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25
Kerr Leads clinch Rally.
OUT FOR GAMES.

The haywood A. c. Of Hammond
would like to book games with any 40
to 1876 pound team in Lake county.
Would like TO hear from Sta te. LIN Irs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-25

North side Twisters. East Chicago
Gopher Jrs. and Standard \. Z. Call
14fo between 8 and O'Clock evenings
and ask for any one Of players.
The Washington times., 1919-02-16
What Has Happened Up to Date

through coal chute Madeline Intercepted
by Mrs ThayeT and induced to 90 to the
latter's country home on island In Poto-
mac, where she is held prisoner. Makes
her escape with assistance oi Kimball and
hydropIsne Kimball loses cO-.:ol while
st eight thousand feet fairfs. and boNt
comes TO water In tail spin dive kim
ball RECEIVERS, rights machine, circles TO IL.
cate bearing. knowles and Henderson -.
cape from lions den, discovered by kimbaH
on Chevy Chase hilltop: quartet go TO
Raleigh. discover WI Tsang, Mrs. Thayer,
Fuller, Snyder in conferences, wild chase In
automobiles begins from Raleigh ending
abruptly at Potomac sea wall, Of Speed
way. Both machines hurtle into river.
The chat is thrown from pursued ma
chine; the little Brown Low Mouse
starts toward 81 from the Virginia shore.
Motor boat with army officers from Fo:t
Myer capture conspirators IN floating IL
mousiLe. Fuller and Snyder leap over
board and escape. Knowles. Henderson
KimbalI, and Madeline reach shore safely.
Chart rescued by soldier swimming from
Fort Myer, and placed on adJutants de1k.
Triangle disappears from parchment while
WI TsanE and adjutant are looking at {.
Madeline receives strange note at Raleigh
while dining with KimbHll. Knowles and
Henderson enter RdiutEnts office at Fort
Mysr In time to see the little brown
mouse run across the table where the tri.
angle had disappeared from the chart.
Mrs. ThRyer and WI Tsang dismissed
from Fort Meyer. Madeline while dining
with Kimball receives code msEsaGe from
house in Virginia for experiment OF ssere:
process. Accompanied by Kinbali, who
discovers Mrs. Thayer beaten unconscious
in small cabin: both are set upon by Orien'
tails and taken to deserted house where
Snyder displays missing triangle which 10
caught by draft OF furnace and drawn intO
the fire Kimbali escapes with Madeline.
start search for chart which
unknown to them hndE resting place
3 Eainst air intake at the Capitol. Mrs.
Thayer RECEIVERS consciousness. takes ca ptor
prisoner, goes 20 Connecticut avenue house,
forces new combination between Wa
TsanR, Fuller. Snyder and herself. Knowles
and Henderson removed to submarine un-
der houseboat in Potomac. Madeline goes
10 Capitol TO visit Senator; seized by |
Orientals; thrust into underground cham
Der. from where kimbau attempts her res
tue through air well leading from dome |
Chinaman pushes him headhrSt into the |
hole Madeline rescued by Senator. sent |
10 hospital suffering from aphasia. Kim
ball saves self from death by clUtchins
rope and climbing back to top OF air shaft. /
Cinnamon arrested with mystic Triangle /
n their possession. Doctors hold consul |
alton, decide Madeline must be removed |
% q quiet retreat. Fuller and Snyder learn 1
ocation Of this place and impersonatinS /
[imball again secure possession Of the /
emporarily demented girl Kimbsn. Hen !
lsrson, and Knowles again start search Tor /
Madeline.
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Major KnoylCs receives a letter from a
Denver bank advising him to begin search
for Aadelins Lucille Connor. who had left
Colorado for Washington, carrying the de-
tails OF q secret process for the transmutR-
ton OF baser metals into gold. Knowles =
held up BY four Cinnamon, who secure the
letter. He 20 rescued by Captain HendeT-
son, who had just been robbed OF letter
received from Miss Connor. Fuller ami
snyder plan @ get the chart from MAJ
the confidence Of the Colorado girl, while
WI Ts1nEs the Chinese diplomat, 10 work
tng under . cloak OF mystery. Lieutens at
kimbRn has been kidnapped and Madeline
Lucille Connor, who has been trapped In
the Office Of Fuller, makes sensational ss-
cape out OF eleventh-story window reaches
adjoining office, falls into meshes OF con-
HpiratorB again, 10 taken TO house OF Wa
TSang, Who locks her in mysterious cabi-
hst.
Lieutenant KimbalI 10 rescued by a-'ato=
comrade, phones hotel, is answered b.
Mrs.. Thayer, who impersonates Madeline,
makes appointment 70 meet Kimbal Rt
Wa TGanES house, both tHxis are wrecked
IN collision. Kimball and Mrs. ThEysr car
ried unconscious into the HighlRnds--con-
HpsratoTs demand that WI Tsang releRSe
Madeline from cabinet-the door is opened,
the cabinet Is empty, and out runs little
Brown Mouse. Madeline escapes by chute
10 secret cavern. Kimball taken from
Highlands unconscious, to temple Of WI
TsaAg. where he is bound and thrown into
cellar. Madeline, trying TO escape, discoT-
sra TSifnbRll both give fictitious nam-s.
ahd hide Ia cavern as the oriental con-
HpirGtors bring Fuller and Snyder. bound
ahd EaEged, into cellar, where they dis
coveF the strange disappearance Of Kim.
ball Knowles and Henderson meet at
Raleigh, start search for Madeline, and
aiscoVer that Kimball has disappeared.
Locate Madeline at Capitol Park Hotel,
earn she and aunt" had left with bag.
gage. Madeline recognizes Kimbsll IN
easement vGultas aviator escapes up chute
ana. making detour, hurts himself upon
WI TSGngs who is AZ bottom OF stairs IN
hassmeuts but instead OF overpoWering the
Celestial, Ktmbal is-surprised. Knowles
and Henderson discover House Of Mys-
terry. door unlocked, enter md three
Cinnamon before carved image Of Bnddha.
Khowies demands the Whereabouts 81
Madeline; piercing scream OF q woma9
leadS reScuers ana prisoners 70 basement.
knowles discovers WI TBanE in act & ,
sinking dagger into KimbalFs heart. !
sends bullet to knifeblade break. |
inE IL At hilt. Kimban lands uppercut oil
Wa Tsang, knocking latter unconscioua.
Bound forms of Fuller and Snyder discov. /
-rsd. Knowles gioatingly exhibits an1 !
lsYS chart on table. Fuller lights cigar I
stts, throws match into package OF powder 4
aiken from one OF the Celestials. There !
vas = binding glare. room was empty
ana chart was gone, and they were locked !
10 cellar. Three men make escape
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The old clock over the PostonicN
Department building gazed in mute
austerity upon a daylight throng that
stood along the curb to watch the
passing of the nations Chief Exscu-
tive. II could pay its respects only
in deferentIal silence. for it is not
in the nature OF plain. serviceable
town clocks TO sing OF the hours that
go their way in the sonorous rhythns
of Big Ben or the chimes OF Notre
Dame.
The President was on his way to
Alexandria to be a passenger on the
maiden voyage Of one of the splendid
boats OF the Virginia shipbuilCinz
Corporation. The old clock pIodded
on telling only the time Of day and
with never a hint Of the strange al
ventures which again began their ac-
tion before its very face. A pleasant
jaunt down the river speedily brought
the distinguished party to the great
boat which. in turn. was soon in mid
stream making for the broad ocean.
1t romped like a living thing, and the
old lookout smiled and said, "A ship
Is like AL other kinds Of youngsters:
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eaL You Can Win the Prize You Write the Best Final Chapter

maeh pine to the city crowd. In the
Joy of swifs going, he shattered the
regulations with no thought of rstri-
button. After KimbalI and Henderson
had Jumped from-the car at the
wharf, they swung back with an air
Of conscious pride. defiant OF the fu-
ture and ready for any martyrdom the
future might impose.
KimbslI AND Henderson walked 10
the end OF the pier and looked out
over the water. A few motor boats
tugged at their moorings. No other
craft was in sight. A bent figure ap-
preached them and Henderson's hand
swerved swiftly toward his hip
pocket
nm the watchmRn here" said the
old man. Are you looking for any
body?"
Yes answered Kimbali.
- young lady. maybe"
How did you know?"
i've n daughter OF my own. sir.
and-weIl, sir. while the party wasn't
one l could take a hand in. / didn't
just like it. sir. The young lady
seemed TO be looking for someone
who wasn't here and was mighty re-
luctant about getting into a motor
boat that AnsIIy took her TO the yacht
that lay just over there. sir. The men
in the motor boat told her that Lieu
tenant Kimball was waiting for her
in the yachts I heard him say, I'm
sorry, miss, but you're holding up
the party She stepped forward; then
she seemed to change her mind. but
the boat gave a lurch and he took her
two wrists to keep her from falling.
The boat was or in a jiffy AS soon
as they made the yacht, she pulled
out down the river; a mighty fine boat
from foreign parts. She only dropped
anchor there last night. A speedier
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Two men lounged against the wall
on the opposite side of Twelfth street
from the Raleigh Hotel. Through the
vapors or a moist unreasonable
warmth the lights OF hurrying auto
mobiles glared misttIy, as diners en-
tered or left the cafes.
1t has been a wild mi4-up COM
mentcd Thomas Jeffrey Fuller. ITS
a shame for man of my lovely dispo-
sition 10 be rushed around the map
this way looking for a scheme to turn
base metal into gold"
It'll make our everlasting fog
tunes" replied John Tracy Snyder.
But why 80 back to the old al
chemists? The towns full of such
schemes. Besides our treatment OF
that poor girl, Madeline, is becoming
positively ungentIcmanly. Remark
able girl, that. And isn't it wonderful
how she manages to keep going. all
through the flu and everything"
The things getting on my nerves &"
protested Snyder. I'm getting so that.
think every man or woman ser
standing siill is police person"
Maybe you're right at that. The
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

Under the quieting drugs admin
istered by direction OF DR.. ",
Madeline had for a short time fallen
into Inconsistencies when the an
uoUncement came over the telephone
20 the nurse who was administering
to her comfort that the taxicab and
escort sent by Dr. y. was awaiting
% take Miss Connor TO the Virginia
home where Dr.. Y. was awaiting
The nurse, anxious not 10 have
AIGdeline's repose disturbed. called
the hospital attendants and cautioned
them to carry her as gently as pos
sibIe to the taxicab.
There she was received and made
comfortable by Mrs. Thayer and Full
Ter, Snyder being in charge OF the op-
Grafton of the machine With in
cre2siny speed the taxi moved down
North Capitol street, and in a re-
markzbIy short time the turn was
made TO the LEFT into d street in
front OF the old City Post Office
building and the party headed to-
wards the Virginia bridge.
In the natural anxiety TO reach his
destination in the shortest possible
time, Snyder had failed utterly by
. margin OF many miles 10 note that
he had been breaking the speed laws
from the time he started to descend
capitol Hill and was equally unmind-
rUI or the fact that his course was
carrying him in close proximity to
the First precinct and police head
quarters. At the corner OF Twelfth
street il was only by a quick swerve
% the right that he missed striking
= tall handsome officer wearing d
Captains insignia.
Before he could swing his machine
into its course again, his way was
ehectUAIIy barred by two OF the
bicycle squad who had witnessed the
occurrence and sped to the assistance /
~ their esteemed chief, Captain |
nlathsr.
The usual good humor Of the Cap /
tain gave way to his sense OF duty /
md retracIng his steps he escorted |
ne occupants OF the automobile in /
person the half block to the station
mouse.
BY this time Madeline had .
awakened and after a few moments
conversation with the Captain, she
WAS sent, under the protection OF two
officers, to her rooms in the Raleigh
Hotel. Her escorts were subsequently
released upon the requisite deposit
collateral
In the quiet and congenlal surround
ings of the hotel Madeline regained her
normal mental condition through the
medium Of what little time ago would
i.kye been considered a remarkable
The Washington times., 1919-02-16
Chapter Thirteen
By Wilton J. Lambert

circumstance. 1t has been establish
CO, particularly since the study OF
cases Of aphasia resulting from con-
ditions Of war, that q shock equaling
the cause of the disease may result in
a cure.
Madeline had been comfortably fix
ed in a reclining position in a large
leather chair which stood near the
door leading into the hall. Her head
rested upon the cushioned top and
pillows suitably arranged supported
her whole body.
As the attendant turned to leave the
room she asked if there was anything
more that could be done.
If you would open the window a
trifle." said Madeline, Il think the air
would be better
went and raised one of the windows.
That is very nice" said Madeline,
as she closed her eyes for needed
rest
As the attendant LETT the room
sudden gust Of wind entering the room
from the window tore the door from
her loose hold. and IT closed with
noise not unlike that OF an exploding
automobile tire.
The shock caused Madeline 20 in.
y voluntarily assume an upright posi-
ton. Passing her hand over her fore
head she suddenly came to . full real
ization Of her surroundings, and all
her normal faculties were completely
The Washington times., 1919-02-16

looking craft I never set my eyes
on"
Kimball was the hrst to recover
from the CONSERVATION caused by the
old mans report.
Get out your fastest motor boat"
he said.
Keep your head" warned Hender.
son. You don't mean to try to over
haul that yacht with the motorboNt!'
NO, but that motorboat will take
US to Boiling Field. and then well
see what kind of race WI TSRng's
yacht can put up against a hydro
plane"
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craft that we're thiekly dOttinE -.
waves.
Suddenly all on deck Isaped g.
their feet. A cry OF horror arose
the mingled horror Of q hundre
voices. From the deck OF 4 yaeh
only a few hundred feet away.
1.-THE. girlish hEure had climbed e
CONTINUED on Page 1S. Column A.
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Pullmanette on the opposite corner is
watching US right now"
What's the use OF this violent sort
Of crime when we could make such
tidy sum while we're running in and
out OF the District OF Columbia by
bringing along a few bottles"
No more OF that" said Snyder
We may get away with this sort OF
Thing, but If you ever get to boot
Logging you're gone. Besides. you
can't weaken now. Remember old
WI Tsang. / am afraid Of him. H.
has studied every trick in the pun
ishment line that Chinese torture
ever invented He knows everything
We say or do I shouldn't be suy.
prised If he had that brown mouse OF
his trained to climb through the key
hole and carry gossip to him. have
seen them whispering together. !
don't doubt the old wizard. If he
chose, could teach mice TO talk the
same as they did in Aesop's Fables"
Who was Aesop?" asked Fuller
innocentIy
He was the George Ade Of Greece.
You don't pay enough attention to
your reading. That's one reason why
Madeline's career has bounced away
of into the rough like A wounded
golf ball She didn't get expert, in
teIlectusl advice. The old boy who |
gave her the Colorado legacy ought !
to have provided a special fund for
legal assistance.
up t6 the present moment the |
poor girl has been legally entitled |
to three mandsmuses, five quo war
rsntos, half a dozen replevins and !
nine writs OF babeas corpus. II she
had started out with ono good
lawyer. she wouldn't have needed so
many doctors"
"Wcll. this little sea voyage we
have planned will get her outside the
limit. where the legal
fOrmalitics won't bother anybody"
Snyder observed with an air Of re-
lief. only there are some things /
draw the line at Madeline knows
The alchemist secret and it viii take
L third degree carried to the Nth
power to wiring it from her. Tsang
has an iron cage fitted up with
water bottle at the top. The sub
ect Of the experiment is strung up
BY the thumbs. feet barely touching
he ground and the water falls, drop
~ drop, on the head.
The first few dorps don't make
my more impression than d dash of
lair tonic. But after d little while
very drop feels like blow from
rip hammer. Tsang has the little
,laything on board the yacht While
m z mild and patient man, l don't c
now whether I'm going to be able {
0 control my temper if Tsang-"
"On the job and ring off the chat d
er There she goes now" Snyder v
ang. very softly. "Oh. there's moth a
lg half so sweet in life as loves Q
oung dream"
Madeline had come through the r
oor OF the hotel and in a moment b
he taxicab she had taken was rat
ing aFound the corner toward the a
apitof Il
Shelf beat US to it, said Fuller. e.
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il starts life with a frolic and then
settles down to hard work and
storms"
The ship swept steadily on through
the night and as day broke seemed
to be riding into q shower OF rubies
cast into the waves by the new
risen sun. As the day progressed,
the passengers gazed idly on the
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Not a chance You know this car
OF Tsang's moves like high geared
lightning
The big white dial over the Post
Office Department building Gazed
placidly on this as it had on so many
other scenes whose tense significance
only the participants could under
stand. 4 girl hurrying to keep an
appointment and a pair OF reckless
motorists: the old dial had seen both
so often that it almost seemed to
wear an expression OF ennui, as with
perfunctory deliberstion, serenely
governmental in its dignity. it ground
along toward the hour of SIS p. m.
when theaters yawn and cafes give
up their comfortable thrOngs.