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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-29
MOB CHEERS LYNcHING

LAMAR, No. May 29.-Shortly after
Jay Lynch had pleaded guilty to the
murder Of Sheriff John Harlow and
his son and had been sentenced to life
imprisonment today twenty-four men
entered the court room, took Lynch
from the hands of officers and hanged
him in the yard before crowd of SOC
persons. When Lynch's body was
swung into the air the spectators, in.
Guiding many women and children
cheered.
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YUKON WOMEN WILL VOTE

DAWSON, Y. T., May 29.-The Yu-
kon legislature has passed an act ex-
tending the franchise to women In all
territorial elections on full equality
with men and has asked the Canadian
federal government to grant similar
rights to women In all future federal
elections.
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AscENDs $1,000 FEET

PARIS, May 29-Adjt Casale, a
French aviator today in fight for al
titude, assembled $1,000 feet, a world S
record. Adjt. Casale during the war
was credited with having downed
twelve German machines
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-05-29
1000 DIE IN DAY

WASHINGTON, May 29.-Oficial
health reports in Petrograd show that
the death rate in that city now ex-
ceeds 1000 daily, according to Swedish
press reports received today at the
Safe department. Further reductions
state department. Further reductions
have been made and it is estimated
that no worker is able to live even in
modest way on less than 500 rubles
q daY
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MILITIA NOT TO PARADE,

Myron Malsby, of Company K, state
militia, said Thursday that the COM
pany will not participate in the pa
rade Friday afternoon, because many
of the members have made arrange
ments to be out of the city
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suit of one of the most extensive
mountains. It was on Stacy's Creek
in Wise county. Virginia, two and q
half miles from Jenkins. Ky. Three
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SPONSOR FOR DESTROYER

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, May 20. = Mrs.
George NJ. Barnett, wife OF the com
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boys secretary of the 7. NJ. c. A.
either this evening or early tomorrow
morning.
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Noonshining is just as unpopular
among revenue agents now as it will
be after July l. so far as the SOU,
ern mountains are concerned. The
accompanying picture shows the re-
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The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
FIFTH INNING

CHICAGO Rishcrg up: Rail- ona.
BAN two: ball three. strike one. called,
bali four. Rfsberg walked SchaIk up.
BAN one; foul strike one. bali two.
strike two. foul. bail three. ball four
Schalk walked. Kerr up. Strike one
called Ker was safe at first on Kopf :
error. dNing bases. John Collins up.
BAH one Collins out on a ny to Roush
The official scorer credited Kerr With 4
hit and did not charge Kopt with IN
error, although the ball went right
through him and he fumhled IT, Edd,a
Collins Gp; Ball one: ball two. strike
one. called foul strike two: ball three.
Collins out on fly 70 Roush and Ris-
berg scored. Kerr was doubled on the
play by falling asleep. He ran To sec-
ond where SchaIk was standing and
Roush threw to Groh who threw to Rath
who touched out Kerr. standing on Sec
ond alongside Of SchaIk
One run, one hit. no errors one left.
CINCINNATI Groh up: BAH ono:
ball two; bail three: strike one. called.
strike two. called. Groh out on AZ -
Felsch. Roush up. Strike one. callee.
ball one; strike two called Roush out
on fy TO John Collins Duncan UP.
Ball one: ball two. Duncan tripled Is
center. Duncan safe on third on Felsch :
error when he misWdgcd his long nv
kopf up Kopf out. Risberg % GandiI
No runs. no hits. one error. one left
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
FOURTH INNING

CHICAGO Weaver M Weaver ont
on ay to Duncan. jackson mn Jack
son out on a foul to Rsriden Felseh
nap; Strike enc struck al it Felseh
singled to center Gandil up. Bali one.
ball tive: hall three strike enc. called.
Gandl ont popped to Daubcrt
No runs. one hlt ne errors ono left
CINCINNATI Neale M: San one.
Neale tripieds % right The son claim
Nealo didn't touch FIRST base in round
ine the bags. but 1t was not allowed.
Rariden IN Rariden out. Eddie collins
To Gandu Reuther up. Ball one. strike
one. called Neale scored on Reuther's
double 80 left Eath up. strike one.
Reather scored ana Rath went % second
ON Rishers's error. Weaver To Risbcrs :.
who threw to third bat hit Reuther on
the back and tho bali rolled close -
the stand Dauhcrt up. Eath stole
third. Ball one strike one. called hall
two Dauhert out on = ny 10 Jackson.
Rath was cut On Jackson's fast throw
TO Schalk.
Two runs tvo hits. one error none
lcfg
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
EIGHTH INNING

CHICAGO Jackson up: Bali one.
hall two. ball three: strike one. called,
ball four Jackson walked Felsch ur.
Felsch out on ny TO Neale on the first
ball pitched. Gandl up. RaIlone: ball
two, ball three; ball four Gandil walks.
Pet Moran began warming up another
pitcher. Risberg up. Strike one called
ball one; strike two called ball two:
foul. ball three. RisberE lined to Roush.
who made spectacular catch running
in for the ball. Jackson assuming I; was
a sure hit sprinted for home and Roush
threw r. Rath. completing 2 double play.
No runs. no hits. no errors. none left
CINCINNATI. Duncan up. Strike
ono. called; ball one. Duncan out on A
foul 70 Gandil. Kopf up: Rail- one bali
two; strike one. called. foul strike two.
kopf broke his bat driving out a foul
and delayed the game while he picked
out another bat kopf out on line
drive y Kerr which nearly nattened the
Young twirler He caught the ball up
against his stomach but the impact hurt
him. The game was della ! while he
did little massa sing assisted by his
team mates. Neale singled over shorr.
Rariden IN Bali one. strike one called
Rariden was safe at hrst. Neale went
to second when Kerr found il dificult
70 handle a hot bounder Il VAS scored
hit Rms forced out Rariden at
second RsherS "a Collins
No runs Two hits no errors Two lAf,
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07

take Il anu the bail fell between tn a,,.
weaver scored on Jacksons single . er
second base on the first bali pitched.
/ elsch up strike one. missed It, ball
one. strike two. foul: ball two: foul
jackson scored on Felschs double 10
left center. whereupon Jimmy Ring who
had been warming up. walked to the
box and out came Reuther The Wild
ness of the lefi-hander coupled with lack
20 Effectiveness caused Moran 10 derrick
him Gandh up. Ball one strike one.
foul hack strike two. called. foul bal
Two GandI out on a fy 70 Daubert.
Risbers up Ball one. Risbcrg out Kopf
G. paubert Fciseh going to third
SchalN up strike one called Felsch
scored. tying she score on Schalk's hit
through short Kerr up Ball one. strike
one. foul. strike two. called SchalII
stole second. Bail TWO. Kerr out. GroA
10 Daubert
Three runs. four HITS. No errors. ono
left
CINCINNATI NeaIe IN strike one.
foul. bali one. bail two. fouI strike two.
Neale singled. II was hounder too not
for Kerr % handle although II he had
left il so through Collins could ha 9
helded "a fer an our, Raridcn Up. Rari-
oen CUT on a rs 10 John Collins Ring
ap STRIKE one: ball one. strike TWO foul
back Ring struck out Rath up Eau
one Ncale out attempting 10 stoai.
Schalk III RisberE
NO runs. one hit no errors. none left
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
LAKE COUNTY MEN
ARE HONORED

FORT WAYNE. Ind. October 7--
Terre Haute was selected for the 1920
conN ention Of the Indiana conference
~ Charities and corrections and Mrs
Albion Fellowes Bacon. Of Evansville.
was elected president for the new year
a. the state gathering here Among 3
ce-prestdents elected ara W G. Van
Nuys. Of Newcastle ara1 tudse Miles
norton of C--wn Poiftas Eugene c.
Foster Indianapolis. was named sec
retarx w y. s.. McMahan. Crown
Point. Dr FeGl z Bowers. Logans-
port and G A. scheideler Of Jefferson
viIle. formerly of Marion. are among
the executive committee members he
ing chosen Or VanNuys led a Wig
orous discussion in which higher sal
aries for offices OF state institutions
was urged.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
NINTH INNING

CHICAGO schaIk up. strike one
called strike Two. called: hall one.
schalk tanned OUT. Kerr ur: Bar one.
Kerr out Ring 70 Daubert. I.eibold ua:
Rall one: ball two. bali three: strike on.
called. ball four Leibold walks Eddie
Collins up. LeiboId stole second. Ban
one: ball TWO. Collins out on nv %
Roush
No runs. no hits no errors. none ler..
CINCTNNATI Rath up BAH one.
ban two. strike one. called. ball three:
strike two. called Rath out. weaver to
Gandil Daubert up. Strike one called.
strike two, swung at H. Daubert sing
led to center. Groh IN Groh forced
Dauherf at second Risbere to Collins.
Roush up Groh out stealing. schalk 70
Collins.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
cRIcAao Dive srocr

HoGs-Bulk. sI4.25Ql6.25: TOP. SIS.
5c' heavyweight. $l475 1880. medium
weight s15.25 G16.50. light weight
$3.50 q 1850; light lights. Sl5.6oa 90
heavy packing sows. smooth s140o a
ls.'e' Packing sows. rough. sl3.5OG14.
90; pigs. S1475 a15.50.
CATTLE-Beef Steers-Choice and
prime. $3.50 a1s5o; medium and good
s1l.25 ls75; good and choice. $500 a
1878; common and medium. ss.25015-
90 Butcher Cattle-Heifers. $3.50 a
1915; cows. $6.5OaI3.50: bulls. ss5oa
ll25. Gamers and Cutters-Cows and
heifers. $3.50 a $50: Gamer steers s5.7s
nS.25; veal calves dight and handy.
weighD. $500 a 1900: feeder steers
$3.50 q 1925: stocker cows and heifers
$500 a SOC: stocker calves. xsO0al0 90
Western Range Cattle-Beef steers
$1,000 1900; cows and heifers. $775 n
1900.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
Boy Scout
Column
DRUM CORPS SUCCESS.

Last evening SeNenty-two Hammond
Boy Scouts met at Central school as
pupils of Edward g. Straight This
group have pledged themselves 10 At
tend the Drum Corps rehcarsals regu-
larly and Mr.. Straight says that Ha M
mond will be spread on the may in rcc
ink just as soon as these boys get their
work polished UP bit.
Messrs John Muller and Frank Nor
rs have laid the ground work during
the past year and now the boys are In 2
position to reap rich harvest in the
splendid results that are sure to come
Executive Lawrence Harris told the
boys that a dinner would be given a.
the end Of each three months TO all who
we're perfect in attendance. Regular
attendance is essential for the success
OF tn corps
Those enrolling for the work are:
Peter kocal, Anthony Kooal. Henry
Kuehi, Edwin Buttner, Chss. Bunting,
Stephen Harris. Chss. CisseU. Elmer
Herrburg Russell Lorentz Geo. Gill
christ Levi Golden. Alvin Cunningham.
James Halsey Russell Van Glider. Ray
Mains. Chas Howard. Clifton Smith.
Arthur Wingard. Chas. Wahl. Harry
Rennau. George Fannauer. Ralph Clio.
Harry Miller. Verne Gordon. Edward
Mayer. Joseph Hof. James Bsughman,
Roy Dockins. Francis Ryan. Theodore
Douglas. Dan Bieker. Iohn Meyer Al
bert Linville Raymond Young, Morton
Fensin. Harry Gold. Leland LABEL. Lyle
Colett. Walter Klein. Jack Harris.
Boleslaus Pietraszek Claude Green. Al
fred Highland. Harry FurmanSki.
Thomas Gralak. Earl Opperman. Gerald
Price, borren Davidson. Joseph Kuts.
Alfred Kosanke, Elwood hamburg. Har
old Cartwright. Jerome Walski. Wasson
Wilson. Lloyd Ortt. Valentine Gslas.
Guy Dilts, Lynn Fites. Edward Emmer-
ling Max Fenstermacher. Dale Gordon.
Joseph Lsuerman. Stanley Wiso1a'y
Clifford Wilhelm. Llewellyn VOORHEES,.
Chas Rabb. Marcus Myers. John Brod-
erick Robert Wilhelm and Orville
Howell
All are asked to he present AZ p. M
instead of 7.sO next Monday evening.
The work with the bugles VIII be given
special attention. Scouts who wish TO
purchase either drums or busles should
see the executive at once.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
WILL STEEL
STRIKERS GET
BENEFITS
Question is Not Settled at
Federation Meeting But
Will Come Up Again.
IINIERMAIIoNAL NIws sERvIcE

WAsHINGTON. oct Financial
resources Of the steel strikers stll
huns in The balance here this after
noon
At a meeting between the executiv,
council OF the American Federation Of
Labor and John Fitzpatrick and w T.
Foster. leaders o. the big strike, the
request was made 10 the council for
the financial assistance Of the Ameri-
can Federation but the council took
no definite action on the question Of
assessing each OF the more than 1000
900 members Of the Federation one
cent week for q period not to exceed
ten weeks, as provided by the consti-
tuition Of the Federation
Il was decided at the meeting how
ever. that the executive council and
the presidents OF the "a international
unions concerned in the steel strike
should meet again in fe wdays in
Washington to discuss further the I'm
anclal aspect Of the strike
Taxpayers money will be used TO
maintain the steel strike Senator My
ers Of Montana. charged n the senate
this afternoon He declared that un-
ions or the federal employees paid by
taxpayers. VIII be forced to contrib
Ute to the steel strike fund
They must pay their money 10 keep
up the unrest and disorder led by a
man who had been recently. If not now.
an enemy Of the country. VIM 2 Fos-
ter" senator Myers said
Foster hadn't changed his heart
any more than he has changed the col
or OF his skin
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
ST. JOHN

Mr and Mrs Ben scherer spent last
Supnday with relatives a. Chicago
Michael and Frances Klassen Of Chi
caso. spent sunday here with their
mother.
John Thielen OF Wisconsin is visit
ing her with his parents. Mr and
Mrs Vincent Thielen.
Raymond scherer returned home on
Saturday evening from Panama from
L. g service
Miss Anna Jergens of Chicago spent
sunday here with her parents.
Mrs West OF Chicago spent Sstur-
DAY and sunday here with her mother,
Mrs Auterman
Miss Mary Kan1mer returned to
Hammons SUNDAY evening
Mrs John Pfeifer and sons were
visitors in whiting on Saturday.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
SEVENTH INNING

CHICAGO LeIbold now PLAYING ris0t
fer Chicago in place 81 John Collins.
Leibold up Ball one. strike one called:
ball Two. Leihold out. kopf to Daubert.
Eddie Collins up Ball one: strike ono
called Collins our on fiv 10 Roush.
Weaver IN. Weaver out, Rath to Dau-
bert
No runs. no hits no errors none left.
CINGINNATI. Rsth m. strike one.
called: bali one. low ball two. Rath
singled back Of short Jackson attempted
10 make catch but the ball rolled over
the lawn Daubert up Daubert out
on sacrifice. Kerr TO Gandil Groh up:
BAH one: strike one called: foul strike
two ball two. ball three. fouls bali
four. Groh walked Roush up Roush
forced out Grch At second Roush hit
into a double play Risberg 10 Collins
to Gandil.
No runs ono hi- no errors ono ief+
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
RERcERoN TO MICHIGAN.

Eugene r. Bergeron who has servrd
as Scoutmsster Of Troop 10 al ST.
Josephs church since last winter has
res gned he is soon to leave for
Michigan where he has an advantage
Gus business offer
At the last meeting tho troop present
ed Mr.. BerReron with 2 splendid FIRST
aid outft q token OF their esteem and
appreciation Of his fine work.
The departure Of Mr.. Bergeron il a
real loss to Hammond scouting as his
assistance has been Of small value
in the work. He has had much expert
ence handling boys and has a thorough h
knowledge Of the technical work Of the
Scout program. Our best wishes for
his success in his new field go vi, n
him.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE TO Be
CONTINUED

Times euEEAu AT STATE CAPITAL
- INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Oct 1.-Thls 6
employment service in Ind ana VIII
continue its work DESPITE the fact
that the federal goyernnent has re
moved its financial support. according
to n H Buskirk director Of the In
diana Employment commission The
federal Appropriation has expired. but
il is said the organization throughout
the country w.ll be held together 50
far as possible in anticipation Of fur
ther appropriations
The employment office IN Indianapolis.
which has been operated rs the com
mittee representing various relief or
ganizations. the federal government
and the state. will continue in opera
tion ard the activity in obtaining Jobs
for soldiers viii not be Iessened. Mr.
Buskirk said
Employment offices n other Indiana
cities will not be affected as they are
operated by the state co-operatins
with municipalities
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07

CONDITIONS IN
PITTSBURG DISTRICT



PITTSBU RG. pa october Cher
interest nthe steel strike today cen
tered in the visit hereof the senate
committee on education and labor.
Elaborate preparations have been
made by the strikers for the present
alton or their grievances and the an
nouncement from Washington that the
senators would go personally into the
mill sections TO look over he condi-
tons was pleasing to the man. oellev-
ing il would help their cause
Every plant j nthe immediate Puts
bursh district was operating today. ac-
cording 10 sgeel officials Some of
them had only partial forces and only
few departments we're running
Others that were crippled for the hrst
two weeks Of the strike were said 70
be operating at 100 per cent
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
LIEUT.. BALLARD
MAY RECOVER

PORT JERyIS. \. y. oct. 5-Lieut
Gerald r Ballard who was injured
Yesterday in an aeroplane crash when
Mai. Patrick Frissel, commandant Of
the Speedway aviation repair depot at
Indianapolis was killed. is resting com
fortably at Otisville General Hospital
40. tonight He appears to be sur
fering chiefly from shock. The hos
pital authorities viii not permit him
to make any further statement about
the accident. Lieut. Ballard was in the
observer's seat and Lieut.. Frisseli vas
plotting
The body OF Mai Frissell VIII be
taken 10 Minneala l.. I tonight by an
officer who camc here for that purpose
4 guard or honor from ousvilie Is sta
toned in the woods az Cuddebackviile
where Maj Frisseli's plane fell yester-
day
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07

II is most gratifying to note the num-
ner of business and professional men
who are enrolling for the Training
Course in Scoutcraft which the Ham
mond Local Council is opening at the
Chamber of Commerce on October 20.
This course is open TO all men and
especially fathers of boys. Sessions aie
held or Monday evening from 10 10
p. m The only expense is s1.00 resis-
tration fee which includes q ticket 70
fhe banquet on December Sth 10 all who
complete the course. Executive Harris
At los First National Bank Will gladly
AXE your name for this work.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07

and kitchin Of the house ways ano
means committee. when representa.ivss
OF the industry urged that this class 81
war taxes be lifted
Charles G PetuIohn. Indiana apolis.
chairman of the committee on Iegisls.
'ion Of the national association of tbe
moving picture industry. and Charles
Hespe. Jersey City asked that the taxe-
be repealed on the ground that the ~
tendance ~ the theatres had been great
Nv reduced. Both claimed mat movina
PICTURES VIII be a bis factor IN allay-
ing unrest throu ghout the country ana
mat the industry has nes or staged )
him encouraging Bolsheusrn.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
TWO MEN SHOT IN
BUFFALO RIOT|NG
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

BUFFALO. \ Y Oct. One thou
sand steel strikers from the Lacka-
wanna Steel Co. ambushed three cars
Of the Buffalo and Lake Erie Traction
Co. on the Hamburg turnpike bet tween
the city Of Lackswanna and the Good
year slip at 5 O'Clock this morning.
when. as the result Of the riot two men
were shot and badly beaten state po-
lice rushed to the scene and dispersed
the crowd. This mornings riot was the
second that has occurred since tne
Iackawsnna steel company closed down
its plant in the strike Of the steel
workers
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
WELCOME HOME
A GREAT SUCCESS

ESPECIAL TO THE TINES
LANSING, III, October The re-
turned soldiers and Welcome Home
celebration here saturday was a grand
success and about 500 people attended
the affair. taking part in the parade
There We're e5 service men in line and
the village honored them at a banquet.
A number OF prominent young Lansing
ladies were happy TO wait on the boys
The parade headed by the hand march
ed from Lansing to Oak Glen and then
back Speeches were made by Capt
Simmons and Mr. Ready. Miss Chase
snd Miss Sterling had charge OF the
Red Cross part Of the celebration
Heading tho committee of arrange
ments was President Arnold Vierk OF
Lansing
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
5000 DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST WABASH

Two $4,000 damage suits were filed
yesterday in the Gary Superior court
against tho Wabash Railway Company
BY Ane Rottman and his wife. Minnie
Rottman
In the bill Of complaint II IS alleged
by the plaintiff that Mrs. Rottman was
seriously injured December 13. 1918
when a taxicab she was riding in was
hit by q locomotive al Broadway It is
alleged that the gates we're not down.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff

There is one sure way that has never
failed TO remove dsndrun Al once. and
that is to dissolve it. then YOU destroy
it entirely. To 90 this. just get abou;
four ounces Of plain common LIQUID ar
Won from any drug store 6ths is all
ynu VIII need. apply it ar night when
retiring; use enough to moisten the
scalp and rub 1t in gently with the
finger tips.
BY morning. most If not AL. OF your
dandruf will be gone. and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of il, no matter how
much dandruff YOU may have.
You will find all itching and digging
Of the scalp viii stop Instantly and
your hair will be FUZZY lustrous.
glossy. silky and soft. and look ami feel
hundred times better.-Adv
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
THE TIMES
FINANCIAL,
COLUMN
[ INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

:, !" LENNNIIUNAL hkN5 sERVlCE
NbW YORK. Oct THE oil stocks
featured the trading at the stock market
opening today with advances of from
one 70 SIX points. Other issues rose
from fractions to three points
Mexican Petroleum advanced Ga %
+"s' Texas CO. ~ 70 2ssi1 and Royal
Dutch Pan American and sinclair on
about one point each.
steel common ranged between 1O7 ana
- = Crucible jumped 4ia 10 245. Bald
win Locomotive three points to 142. ana
Bethlehem Steel 3 one point 10 loe L.
General Motors selling ex-divtdend
rose three points IL 22s Worthington
Pump advanced four points 10 100.
American sumatra. li. To- ll114. Ameri-
can Wooden. y. 10 1881 and Kelly
Springfield ~ 10 $50.