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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10

Emil Bartsch, Henry 3artcsh, Otto
Beschnett, Carl Eindig, Walter Blume,
Irwin Childs, Lynn A. Fowler, Ernest
Reitner, RenhoIdt HiIern, Louis
kastner, Harry keenan,, Reinholdt
Keller, William kclIar, Andrew knut-
son, Oscar knutson, Edwin kroeger,
Edward kroeger, Fred krceger, Grohe
Kunkel, Leland Mcdonald, Alvin Mel
son, Clifford 3. Pischner, August
Reedstrom, Edward Schoenrock, Louis
Skow, Allan Stratton, Thomas STRAIT
ton, Matthew Wier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23

Texas ranger and cowboy, and his
ability to shoot with both hands got
him out of some very tight holes. It
was this ability, too, which helped
him to wipe out the Shonts gang Of
outlaws on the Pecos river in New
Mexico few years ago. Now Mix,
who for SINE time has been engaged in
thrilling motion picture audiences by
his daring horsemanship and athletic
feats. has developed into a "three-guil
man."
In Hell Roarin' Reform" William
Fox production, which will be present
ed Sunday at the Pastime theater, Mix
routs a band of outlaws by operating
two six-shooters and a rifle stimuli
taneously. This is the first time, is is
declared. that this remarkable feat
has been accomplished.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23
QUINCY

AL of the contracts have been let
for the proposed bridge over the Apa-
lachicola river at Chattahoochee. This
bridge is on the "Old Spanish Trail
connecting Gadsden and jackson coun-
ties and also connects West Florida
with the remainder of the state. The
bridge was designed by James Austin
Mortland, of Tallahassee, and contract
for the erection of the concrete spans
has been awarded to the Masters and
Mullen Construction Company OF
Cleveland, Ohio; while the contract for
the bascule lift span over the western
bank of the river has been awarded to
the Converse Bridge and Steel Com
pany of Chattanooga, Tenn.
The board of trustees of the Quincy
Baptist church has secured the title
to the residence property of DR.. J. M.
Scott and will begin shortly to erect
thereon handsome brick church
structure TO cost not less than $4,000
This lot is on Jackson ST. and in one
of the most desirable residence sec
tons of the city.
Frank L. McDonough has returned
from eighteen months service in the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23

horse start a chain Of thrills that last
throughout the twelfth episode of
vitagraph's latest adventure serial,
at the Garden theatre today. Lawless
Is standing. resigned to his fate, in
the body Of q wagon. rope about his
neck, and the wagon is about to move
along, when his partner, Snaky.
hidden in the woods, shoots away the
rope and as the horses bolt. fright
ened at the shot, leaps on the back OF
one and guides the plunginG team
down the crooked trail beyond range
Of shots from troop of Northwest
Mounted Police And I4awless, bound.
lies safe in the bottom Of the wagon.
Another tense scene is at the close
of the episode, when the hero. Bob
Hardy civilian Duncan). and the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23

army to resume charge of the Gov
eminent Experiment Station at Quin-
cy. He had been previously in charge
of this for four years and through
experiments made by him and work
done among the tobacco planters the
insects which work such destruction in
the tobacco crops We're kept we'll under
control. The services of this govern
ment expert are free and the tobacco
growers are happy over his return.
The Woman's Club held a delightful
m Getting Tuesday afternoon at the
clubs room. Many outside the club
were welcomed and dainty ice course
was served. The club reported $S5
derived from the sale of Chatauqua
tickets by the school children under
two captains from the Womans Club.
This amount will be used for further
improvement on the Quincy High
School library. The club also appoint
ed a committee with Miss Eva Poole
chairman to organize a Playground
Association for the benefit of the chill
dren of Quincy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23
Catherine Calvert in "Out Of thu
Niaht, at the Garden Today.


The old. old saying that true Low.
never did run smooth is we'll illus
trated in e. Lloyd Sheldon's beautiful
story, "Out of the Night" Frank A.
Keeney production which is to he
screened at the Garden theatre today.
True love battling with fate does not
always triumph. but in this instance it
does. 1t meets and defeats malice and
cavil and ultimately shames its ira
ducers.
The part of the winsome heroine.
Rosaline Lane. is taken by Catherine
Calvert, "The Lady Beautiful Of the
Screen" 1t is a role Which suits he-
wonderfully well. The hero. Bob Stor-
row, a manly and enthusiastic you'll,
with a love Of romantic adventure, is
impersonated by Herbert Rawlinson.
one of the most popular of young
screen actors. Hero and heroine meet
by chance when he inf1icts swift pun
ishnent upon a street ruffiian who
has insulted her. They meet for the
second time in his fathers home.
where she has been taken as a gov
erness. The father knows she is ar
outcast from society, but in the past
he has done her an unkindness and
seeks to make reparation. He does
not know his son is aware of what
she has been. and when the son de-
clares his love for her the father IS
shocked and violently opposes a mar
rage.
Torn by conflicting emotions, the
girl packs her slender belongings in
4 grip and leaves the house. The boy |
learning of her departure, follows 10, |
frantic haste and forces her to return. |
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23

troop sergeant are captured by Law
less and in revenge tied in chairs in
the cement basement of an isolated
shack. A tap in the wall is opened
and the cellar fills with water. whica
engulfs the helpless men, even above
the bandages which cover their mouths
and noses.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23

Houdini, the Handcuff King, Showing
One Of HE Famous 9eH alterations,
IN che Master Myatery, Isis Today.
Poor Sis all her life has been the
dumping ground for whatever other
people didn't want
In the matter of-er-pantalets, she
Is almost q millionairess. She has
them for every occasion. They defy
the descriptive powers Of mere news
paper man. but their laughter provolx
ing powers will leave no one silent
There isn't. much latitude in their cut
but the trimmings Of them! ruffies
Of ragged lace caress her ankles ana
flap laughably while Sis meets with
her adventures grave and gay. When
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23
Attractions at the Movies

The father summons number OF
his friends who know Of the girls past,
with the purpose Of revealing It to his
son. She has slipped under the door
of the boys bedroom a confession tell
ing of the life she has led. BY ac-
cident it has been concealed under 4
rug and is handed back to her by 4
maid who knows her secret.
In the. presence Of he father and
the friends he has summoned she
hands this written confession to her
lover. He tears it to pieces without
reading it. declaring that he knows
who she was when he first met her
and will accept her for what she is
In a dramatic denouement the lovers
fly to each others arms and the father
lays upon them hands Of paternaI
benediction.
The millions OF people who admire
the finished motion picture art Of the
beautiful and gifted Clara Kimball
Young will have an opportunity OF
seeing her in a delightful comedy,
Marriage a la Ste,'' which is pre-
scented by the Clara Kimban Young
Service World Pictures. The comedy
is based on a stage play, Marrying
Money" which had great success in
the regular theaters Of the country.
Mildred Niles has a socially ambit-
ious mother who wishes her daughter
to marry money and a title. Along
comes an apparently eligible count,
who however, has nothing but his title
in his favor. Mildred does not favor
the counts suit, and he is sent to the
rightabout. Niles, ST.. meets with fl
nancia1 reverses, so it is more than
eve desirable that the beautiful Mil
dred should make a successful match
Instead of that. to the CONSERVATION of
all. she fall in love with. and marrfes,
Ted. who hasn't a dollar to as name.
Still. the young couple are happy
ideally so-and to the surprise of all,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23
Bee Them They Give Star New
Medium Of Expression in

isis Hopkins"
Mabel Normand's ludicrous cos
tunes In isis Hopkins" her latest
Goldwyn picture are almost as many
in number as in 1.-THE Venus Model''
or "Dodging Million But needless
to say they're rather different in char
acter. Those who are familiar with
the Hoosier hoyden-and almost
everybody is-know that this must be
the case. Sis Hopkins looks as II she
had made . raid on the rag bag. Yet
she has many ~gowns.-creations they
really are-with parasols. velvet jack
etc. and whatnot to 90 with them. But
they're Of style long since obsolete.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-23

Ted suddenly becomes rich through an
unexpected inheritance. So everything
ends pleasantly and Mildred is con-
scious of having carried out the ma
ternal instructions.
James Young. who directed the pic
ture, has provided an excellent cast,
and some beautiful settings. Chester
Barnett, plays the part of the success
full young lover Ted. Marriage la
Carte will be shown at the Liberty
theater today
Three Gun" Man Now Appears.
The "two-gun man of the bad, bad
west must take a back seat, because
the "three-gun' man has made his
appearance. In the old shooting days
any man. outlaw otherwise, who
could porate two six-shooters stimuli
taneously was regarded with consid-
cradle respect, and he lived longer
than the fellow who could shoot accur-
ately only with one hand.
Tom Mix. the William Fox film star,
was a two-gun man when he was a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03

introduced in this assembly il found 10
be Of such a character that when it is
enacted. ii would apply throughout the
state IN ways iuimical to the taxpayers
as well as TO the persons against whom
il msy be locally directed. Salary I'M
crease bills. proposals to establish new
courts the extension Of terms Of Off
Gals all are to be, found among the
bills that the house PASSED on last week
and n relatively few instances were
the measures killed,
II was apparel here that Speaker
Eschbach's warning 70 the house Satur-
day had resulted in much deep thought
By those legislators who desire to leave
not only real monument to their party
in this session but also 9 clean record
for themselves
an day yesterday plans were being
discussed 20 kill undesirable lesis alton.
One of the first developments Of the
week was expected to be a show down
between the senate and house rules
committee over the rule recently enact
ed by the senate. under which il may re-
fuse 10 handle any bill that comes be
fore 1T on a divided report. Dozens Of
house bills already passed ~ the house.
are IN jeopardy in the senate under such
q rule and bitter attacks were made on
the rule in house Saturday, resulting In
the appointment OF 2 special committee
10 confer with like committee from
the. senate in an effoF TO obtain modifi-
cation Of that rule
The session closes at midnight next
Monday night Unless all signs fail the
last week viii he interesting as has final
week Of q legislature for many years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
Death of Mrs. X. G. Phillips

Mrs. Katie c. Phillips 81 years old.
wife Of Alex Phillips. Of SIT Free
land avenue. West Hammond. died az
the home OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Shirven. 1859 Madison avenue
Saturday night
Mrs. Phillips leave to mourn her.
besides her husband and parents. one
little daughter. six months old.
The funeral will be held from the
Roman Catholic Bulgarian church Of
East Chicago at nine o'clock tomor-
row morning Interment will he held
1T the st. John cemetery in charge
or Undertaken Emmerlins
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
HISTORY MADE
BY SATURDAY


Of the present assembly would he point
ed 10 I'M future years as one iu which
importaut legislation predomiusted.
Persons, believing thus. said today that
thcv knew Of plans Of leaders for COM
promises on such measures as the tax
bill. the road bin and similar inca sures
that would result in their quick enact
ment this week
That an attempt was to be made by
certain interests in the Legislature TO
shove through undesirable legislation
principally along lines Of increasing
salaries and otherwise dipping into the
public treasures mas been known for
some time. Saturday Speaker Esehbach
said publicly that he knew Of p power
fuI combination that had been formed
TO put across such undesirable leeisla-
ton and that unless such plans were
stopped N would take the floor Of
The house and tell all ne knew concern
ing IT.
The names &C several prominent
house members haze been connected
with This reported combination for some
days and it also is reported that a SINH
lar combination exists i'm The senate. in
general the aims Of The combinations f.
lis reported. lie towards tbe passage Of
legislation Of more or Jess local 1bArac-
tor. the combination having been form
ed to assist individual members Of - in
trying their own fat some Of the
local legislation. however. that has been
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
NEW STATIONS IN
LAKE COUNTY
Recruiting Officers Started
in Calumet District
Cities.

Voluntary eulistments are now be-
ing made by the United states army.
The period Of enlistment is for one
and three years, only men who have
been N the service either IN the reg
ular, volunteer service or through tho
selective draft are eligible to enlist
for the period OF one year. all others
must enlist for three wears. Those
who enlist for three years may after
one years service make APPLICATION for
their discharge and tho secretary Of
war is authorized to grant same. u he
SO desires. Men enlistinS for either one
or three years. wifi be discharged At
the end of their enlistment period. bat
such discharge viii not be complete
separation from the service the re-
serve having been discontinuc< No
man with dependents who would be
entitled 20 the family allowance un-
der the War Risk Insurance Act viii
be enlisted. The age limits for gen
eral service are from IS to 40 for the
staff corps the ago limits are IS %
50, All branches Of the service. such
as lnfentry. cavalry. field artillery. the
coast artillery. medical department.
quartermaster corps. engineer corps
and signal corps are open. Men deslr-
ing to enlist for the air service, tank
corps or motor transport corps. win
be accepted Tor infantry with a view
tc then ass gnuent TO those corps. II
they are qualified.
Army recruiting stations have been
established in Anderson. Muncie. Mar
ion, Fort Wayne. Logansport. Kokomo.
So. Bend. Elkhart Bedford. Madison.
NATION. Illinois and DanvlIle. III, and
al az south Illinois street. Indiauapo-
lis, Ind. Othe rstations viii be open
ed IN various places in the near future.
The army recruiting office has been
opened in the Holman building at
Hammond. with Sergt. Crsmer in
Charge
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
HE DIDN'T LIKE
THE STYLE

Joe Gemka Of Sc Gostlin street.
Hammond, went over across the state
line yesterday.snd got a few drinks.
then came back TO Hammond and
started to tear all the pickets Off the
fence at the corner Of Doty and Hoh-
man street They were not the kind
90 pickets he liked a-tslL
When the owner Of the fence tried
to stop him. Gemka became verv abus-
i've swearing and threatening to use
the picket on him. the Hammond po-
lice we're called and officer Lutte ar
rested Gemka who fought and bit ali
the way 10 the station.
Judge Klots fined Gemha s3e for dis
orderly conduct in the Hammond city
court this morning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
ORPHEUM TODAY
AND TUESDAY

"A Nish, in the Trenches is the
title OF a spectacular comedy novelty
presented by Bob Temple and a cast
Of Ave competent artists featuring
Long Bill Richards and Shorty
Ralsou a Night ~ the Trenches" as
the name implies tells story of the
late worlds war i'm the most graphic
manner. amidst all the psnopoly OF
war including zeppelins a wireless
station. telephone. rapid fire guluins.
ammunition dumps that are blown up
trench systems and soldiers. pre-
~ love story in which war CORE
spondent and a Red Cross nurse are
the principals is unraveled in the most
satisfactory manner.
Also four other acts and Charlie
Chaplin in 2-reel coEedy. entitled.
The Cure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
and commercial enterprises.
CONETsCATIoN OF FORTUNES.

>. Conhscatton Of all fortunes above
a limit determined by the Central Coun-
ell OF the Norkmen.
6. Abolition Of all parlamcuts ard
municipal councils with the council Of
workmen aPpropriating their functions.
:. Establishment of q revolutionary
tribunal 10 try the principal persons re-
sponsible Tor the war. including the
former kaiser. the ex-croWn prince.
Gen. Ludendorff. Field Marshal Won
Hindenburs. Admiral Won Tirpitz and
also the "betraTers Of the revolution 20
President Ebert. Minister Philip
Schoidemaun. Minister Gustav Noske.
5. The election Of councils 10 coop
crate with the soldiers and workncn' s
councils in the management of working
conditions in ALI enterprises and also
the control OF production and the run
ing of various establishments.
.. Release OF all political prisoners.
The Berlin strikers are expected 70
join in the above demand.
The situation IS critical and the eahi-
net a. Weimar Is sending 81 committee
10 this city to negotiate with the work
mems congress for the establishment OF
sovietism and endeavor To prevent q
general walkout.
4if ltfEA 81" Rt hrs 20 So fflAI were iitf
employees of the Taeebist5. The Nossi-
sche Zeitunr and tine Local Anzcjeer on
So .urday night Tho significance Of
this movement is seen III the fact that
the newspapers arc respectively Demo
cratic. Conser, atite and Industrial
The anti Socialist organization has
been formed here called the Citizens
Council. u is appealing to The people
t. go ou q counter-strike against thc
idle workmen as was done a. LeipzIr.
The commanding general Of the gar
rison. has appealed 10 thc entire citi-
1sury 10 help avert pillaSo and robbery
Only two evening papers we're pub
lished yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
PRUSSIAN
ASSEMBLY
POSTPONED
Serious Situation in Berlin
Causes Postponement of
General Strike Threaten
ed Is Real Cause.
by ALFRED G. ANDERSEN

BERLIN, March 5, via London,
March 3.-The proposed meeting
OF the Prussian National Assembly
III this city has been postponed in
definitely. 1t was to have met
Tuesday.
Ostensibly the postponement
was brought about by transporta-
tion difficulties. But in reality the
threatened general strike in Der
lin, which was designed a protest
to the assembly, is believed to
rave been the reason.
DRAW UP DEMANDS.
The SPandau arsenal employees have
aeann up the following demands Tor
rs governments.
Uniform vases
Cot,asea tion or a1 druastic for
taHes and incomes for tIte public.
Cancellation Of She governments
pubic debts. including tha war loars
shove a certain limit. To he determined
ht the central council of the workmen.
appropriation Of all banks. mines
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
LEGISLATORS
SPECULATE
ABOUT WORK
econtinued ION psse one,

( many) viii be notified al the Same time
. hat we arc 10 deprive her Of all means
5f aggression President Wilson large
i defends This method Of procedure"
The first matter 10 come UP for con-
sheraton by the council Of ten today
vas Marshal Foch's proposals for the
disarmament Of Germany on land and
sea ana tn the air.
Regarding the German navy ForeiE
Minister Stephen Pichon said that the
big FIVE had not reached any decision
ON The British proposal 10 sink the Ger
man high SOFAS feet
The council IS discussing a plan to
/ destroy thousands Of guns OF All
caubree now i'm Germany The idea 3
not to transport them TO France. but 40
send a military mission into Germany
ard shatter the cannon where they are
now parked. All of the allies propose 20
leave to Germany are sufficient field
and machine guns for an army totalling
fifteen divisions.
sonte measures viii he developed for
the destruction Of airplsnes.
Weimar is 90 be deprived Of its en-
tire air fleet The flying machines VIII
he broken Up
Big munitions plants constitute q
difficult problem. bur 10 = sunders cod
that the powers will appoint perma-
ueat commission of 100 officers 10
supervise the running Of the Krupp
plant at Essen and others TO ensure
that no munitions are manufactured
secretly
There Is no fear that the conditions
laid down this week Will provoke the
fail or the German cabinet or inaugur-
ate an era Of Wild Bolshevism in Ger
many.
". Pichon. ia discussing this subject.
said that the reported resignation OF
Philip Scheidomann trom the German
peace cmmission was purely a German
matter.
The allies believe that The weimar
government represents German senti-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
BOYS CHARGED
WITH GAMBLING

Saturday night Officers Bunde and
Ensle of the Tia lmond police arrest
cd six boys in the rooms Of Witter
and Fitzgerald news dealers. at 90
Bulletin street. charging them with
gambline.
The boys arrested are Lewis Cav
linskL IS years old Of 10. 154th Pl..
w Hammond; Charles Lawndon, Is
years old, 1sa, i55th Pl " Hammond
stanley Gerda. II years Old and his
brother. Henry Cerda, y years old. of
20. l55th Pl, West Hammond. Edward
Payne. Us years old. Of 49, Indiana
avenue. Hammond. aud Henry WOLF.
- years old. of SIS Calumet avenue.
The boys were let out on their own
recognizance 10 appear for trial when
nanted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
For Skis, Torfures

Don't worry sbout eczema or other
SKIN troubles. You can have a clear.
healthy skin BY using Zemo, obtained
at any drug store <o- 35c, Or extra large
bottle at 500.
Zemo generally removes pimples,
b.acAheads, blotches. eczema and ring
worm and makes the skin clear and
healthy Zemo IS q clean, penetrating,
antiseptic liquid neither sticky nor
greasy and stains nothing. Il is easily
applied and costs a mere trifle for each
application It IS always dependable.
The E. ". Rose Co., Cleveland. o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03
THURSDAY DATE
OF THE MEETING

soldiers sailors and marines viii
meet Thursday night al Liberty Hall
20 organize the association through
which they hope to have an armory
aud club home.
The meeting was originally planned
for Tuesday evening but owing TO the
fact that the Elks arc giving a sal
walton Army benefit dance that night
was continued until Thursday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-03-03

HONS RECAS +.
By Annabel Worthington
GIRLS DRESS.

The best part Of being a little sirl IL
thai ono can wear such delightful clothes.
This quaint little frock j. an excellent
choice for school dress. for it has in
dividuality aud is a good design for tub
materials such as gingbapl. The long
collar Is shaped 90 that il forms reveres
which run down 70 the waist line at each
side. The ipset vest is given a soft effect
by the tucking. snd il may be Of white
lawn or organdie The long sleeves are
finished with pointed cuffs. The one
piece skirt is straight at lower edge and l.
gathered all around
The girls dress No 91.i i cut in sizes
s to IA years The S year size requires
Sss yards - inch or 2ss yards SO inoh
material. with 8 yavS - inch or wider
contrasting material Price 10 cents.