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rls Park Avenue and 1soth Street,
which delivers to Westchester, Will
iamsbridge and Mount Vernon, 1t
was said that more than eight truc5
loads of freight are there.
At the Riverdale terminal, which
covers kingsbridge, Riverdalo and
Van Cortlandt, 1t was stated that two
truckloads Of freight are awaiting de-
livery. Ne
The terminals in Brooklyn and
Long Island City as well as the Penn
sylvania station are also completely
tied UP. Secretary Lacey said that
teamsters employed by the Arbuckle
Pros. in Brooklyn had walked out
Notified last night that tho drivers
seemed determined TO strike, Gov.
Smith said: II regret that the men
have taken this action, but there is
nothing can do. 1 will Ieavo It to
the Reconstruction Commissioner,
who will begin working on the sltua-
tion In the morning"
The striking expressmen want a
fiat increase of S25 O month. This
would give the drivers and helpers
$40 and the platform men Sis.
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ferise. ASKED the prosecution 70 admit
that immunity had been promised TO
Louis Markowits. who Is ALLEGED 20
have handled the money. In return for
his testimony for the prosecution. The
court agreed that telegram should be
sent to Washington asking whether
such immunity had BEEN promised.
The arst witness scaled for the de-
fense was Lieut.. Bcnot J. Ellert, who
also testified for the prosecution. lie
said on the stand to-day that he had
pleaded guilty OF receiving money in
return for soft berths" and said he
lid not know what his sentence was to
be.
Have you been promised immunity
he was asked.
"I have not" he said.
"Do you expect immunity?'
"I do not" was the answer. but
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DEFENSE OPENS CASE
IN NAVY GRAFT TRIAL
Question Of Immunity for Principal
Witnesses Is Raised by
Counsel.

The defense opened to case to-day
In the trial by courtmartial OF Lieut.
Commander Christopher Marsden. L. s.
". accused OF receiving valuable gifts
from men he placed In soft berths" In
lhe Navy during the war.
Elmendort carr. counsel for the de.
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Club House In Memory of staten
Island Heroes.

4 smoker and entertainment will be
given at the Italian Gardens. Stapleton
on the night Of Nov. 1. TO lay the
foundation OF a building fund for me-
mortal club house TO be dedicated to the
memory or staten Island men who lose
their lives In the world war. and which
is to be erected under the direction OF
James s. Closson Post. No. SO. Ameri-
con Legion
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FOLLOWS STRIKE
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idly at the express terminal, 10th
Avenue and S3d Street.
At the Park Avenue depot. covering
the territory OF the lower Bronx t.
was said there were about twenty
three truck loads OF freight await
ing delivery.
At the company's terminal ut Nor.
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MARINES TO BE DISCHARGED.
200 who EnIisted for War DurR-
tion 60 he DemobIIiHed ~ Jan. 4.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13-More than
1900 men of the Marine Corps serv-
ing I'm Haiti and San Domingo. who
enlisted for the period Of the war
will be brought back to the United
states and demobilized before jan
uary I.
Secretary Daniels said to-day re-
placements were being provided az
and trained and that the southwark
movement now was about 400 men
a month.
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SILK STOCKING THIEF FLEES.
slams Omcer Into CeII, BoIts Door
and Escapes.
Sl-ciG to The Evening wor;d


ANSONIA. Conn, oct. l3.-Frank
Williams. Derbys safe blower who
wears silk stockings and silk undear-
wear and refused TO apear In
court until he had been shaved
and massaged escaped early to-day
when Oficer Reardon OF the Derby po-
ice force took demitasse to the pris-
Nner's cell, Williams shook the officers
hand and, whirlinR him about suddenly
hurled into n corner OF the cell Slipped
out and bolted the door. An automobile
is said to have carried him away.
williams and another man, Il Il
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BANDITS CAUGHT IN RACE.
Robbers FiEht Revolver Battle
After Car breaks Down.

ZION CITY. ILL.,, oct. IA race be.
tween bandits In a high powered car
and police officers ended near here 10.
day when the robbers car skidded into
n plowed field and they engaged In n
pistol battle with the police.
Two OF the bandits were captured and
two escaped. although officers belleveJ
they wounded the fleeing men. The ron.
bers are said to have taken $4,000 from
kenosha. WLs.. last night.
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nave Ggutci thut possibly some con
sideratlon may be given to my Iona
service for the country"
lie served twelve years In the regu-
lar Navy. two years In the Naval Re
serve, and one In the Army.
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charged. cracked the safe OF the How
lrd end Bgrbcr Company several week.
ago and obtained t2.5OO.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
YOUTH AND THE LAW.

The sending OF Trkulja the Gary bandit to the
miscarriage Of justice because somebody felt sorry for
the murderer Is no one sorry for the murdered
bank cashier? The frequency in
erent of the country indicates is TOO much
pity for these young desenerates In Ohio two young
lads eighteen twenty are in jail await
ing trial on the charge Of robbery and murder
They had been conducting series Of hold-ups and
when pose pursuit them they opened fire
killing detective seriously wounding another
investigation has proved that of these lads has
long criminal record in spite their youth. But a
review of the record shows that every they we're
brought before the Judge they lightly sentenced
paroled promptly easy-going system would
allow. II they fined. the fine remitted
Now, facing murder charge. they only say. "Oh
well, we'll get off after little. anyhow" They have no
of the serious their crime because their
earlier crimes dealt with easily the
slumberng conscience They have no respect for the
law which again has them tolls past
ii has failed to impress them with its power.
Nobody be hard mischievous youth. but
treated with sufficient severity insti respect
for the laws by which society is governed.
A decent good husband and father of four
little children lies the charge Of his
murder because society failed in duty pursued
policy Of leniency which. ALL unkind
thing could
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
THE WAR TRUST.

"The league of nations" declares former Senator
Beverage is not peace combination but a gigantic
trust -and requires America to spend
most Of the blood and the money for the benefit
other members the Every reader the league
covenant is impressed BY Mr.. Beverdge'S
description. Under its group of nine men, called
council undertake the direction and management of all
future Every nation the of the globe
bidden from independence and maintaining
is homer by force Of arms The penalty of disobedence
have the armies rest OF the world
mcbized under the orders Of the council hurled
overwhelming deluge upon people who in the de
tense If their rights offended supersate
Every article of the league covenant teens with pro-
visions clothing the council with unheardof powers
the enforcement its mandates. Those nine autocrars
70 have complete jurisdiction national arrna-
mens. They to formulate plans for reduction Of
and after those plans adopted they
TO be exceeded without the council
that framed them The council is the supreme
stan Of the world and such make such
tors armies navies may h order them
part of the world services arc
needed and compel them to fight against and
any people. entirely regardless OF whether the
represented in that polyglo military force have
rel with the object OF their
the process of wagng its council can
ca through the territory of OF he
OF the league Objection by mai on TO the entrance
upon domain of armed hordes of alien
diaely subjects that nation chatisement by orders
Of nine Promptly upon protest heins oised
aaginst passage armies the council
them locse 70 country aardi
hood against the violation of its
sa1cy.
Whenever dispute arises that this thinks
may lead force in violation of its monopoly Of the ig.
OF armied conflict it Immediately nterferes the
management OF the impending from skipping from
It's control After hearing the story Of the quarrel the
council makes decision its merits, and proceeds
arbitrarily the throats speak of each
of the contestants If either of them does ike it, the
council beckens OF and the offending nation
promptly upon until suffered sufficiently
swallow the dose prepared for il by the nine wise
Devastating. bloody is the chief but the only
weapon the disposition Of the omnipotent counc:I q
nine Economic force to degree never before contem
plated be called into action supplement the ravage
the councils military operations A nation that ha!
refused abide by the decision of these nine poenates
resorted independent action to be subjected
immediate and complete by the OF the
world trade and financial relations with all other
peoples will be Immediately severed, all internationa
intercourse stops and the offending country il
metaphorcay held by the world while the
councils armies and navies its throat. Yet Wilson
Taft. al clasp their hands reverently across the
breasts call their countrymen Come unto US. al
we who are weary, and will give peace
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
Soldier Boy
News
A.sistant Paasnaator carl uube

Assistant PaasnaHtor Carl Huber.
Gary. last Saturday received a letter
from his son. Carl Jr.. dated from
Brest France. announcing that he.
with his division expected to leave
that seaport for the grand old United
States on July Is and it is expected IL
there is no hitch in affairs he VIII be
home most any day. Soldier Huber
has been over in France since the
early part Of the war in the salvage
branch Of :he service. He has been
in the army OF occupation since the
armistice was signed lie Informed
his fasner in the letter that when tho
order came FOR cntrainmcnt for the
seaport homeward the American boys
made things really lively for the
squereheads and when his division de-
parted for the seaport there was not
A German in sight they had all found
a hiding place.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
Famous Comedian Rides
On Autographed Tires

The happy originality OF Fred
Stone, the famous comedian. is car
ried even beyond his work on the
stage. Some time ago. during a visit
a the plant OF the Pennsylvania Rub
Der Company. a Jeanette. makers Of
the famous Vacuum Cup Tires, he con-
ceived the idea Of having set Of
these tires made bearing his auto
graph worked in rubber on the sides
His idea was so innovative that the
general manager. Seneca @ Lewis i'm
nediately set his experts TO work on
il. with the result that such tires
were successfully evolved. on the
Vacuum Cup Cord Tires which he re-
Gently purchased. the jet black tread
and sidewaIl make the inimitable sig
nature Of the comedian in bright red
rubber. stand oVt in striking relief,
The tires. while designed primarily
as personal touch. prove even more
The name cannot be destroyed with
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
MARK BAGGAGE CAREFULLY.

The vacation particularly useful time
people be reminded hundreds of pieces OF bag
gage go astray every they carelessv
any the exercised does not
consideration the exgencies of railway traffic
says the Christian Science official of i'm
portant the United States advises that
ags should be proper marks can be writ
ten pasted PACKAGE and that when tags
used they should be used in duplicate. and fastened
beyond peradventure strong cord also that
old marks which responsible for great deal OF
trouble thoroughly rid Of Individual care
in this matter would save individual disappointment and
often marred vacation
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
UNREGENERATE.

William Gibbs McAdoo il still prevaded with socialist
doctrine Al banquet recently given to Presdentcec
Querroz Pessoa OF Brazil, he declared for
ownership operation OF shipping. and while he
interested in the national ownership of railroads
way the other he did think that it would be good
thing Il the railroads by the government for,
say. FIVE TO make test under normal conditions.
and whether national operation is really good
not If McAdoo has convinced Of the paralyzing
effects Of operation Of the railroads by this
time is safe say he VIII be- and it would be
decidedly unsafe give him opportunity in the White
House his pernicious views However, it is
highly probable that his sentiments echoed by large
number of the Wilson party do dare with po
cal campaign drawing night, express themselves with
the boldness which he has exhibited who would in
Of years more in control OF the govern
ment, make attempt socialze industry. They
converted they merely biding their time and
the people it that they again in
Ia position carry their sinister designs
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
~wHEN opE MY MOUTH HLET oDoG BARK"

1t have been CALLING says the New York
Times, TO OF His working there Paris
where OF he HAD for months the good
his country and the world feel every i'll
willed public life privileged hout him
absence Yes. indeed with nobody Tumulty and
McAdoo and Homer Cummings and Hitchcock Jim
Lewis and John Sharpe Williams and the New York
Times stick up for him. There ought to be law,
a constitutional amendment a Burleson order
thing preventing any 'houting president writes
campaign letters defines issues and performs other
specifically prescribed in the constitution The
journals should be allowed call dissenting
tors any the catalogue of bingsgate but
who talks back ought be deported
undesirable have his taken his fountain
pen This is the boshevik doctrine; dis
seners counter revoutionaries and traitors: away
their persistence in spreading heresy and
schsm personally calling the only functionary in
tue country who entitled to have opinion
thing, and whose hand-me me-doWn points the ad
mnisraton hand organs the stone tablets given to
Moses amid the thunder and lightning Mt Sinai
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
| The PASSING |
SHOW
NATURE is a careless thing

NATURE is a careless thing
SHE hxes thing. so that one girl IL
wrestling
WITH a perfect 40
TRYING to get rid Of it
AND another girl is trying TO make
peiiect ~
LOOK IKE something.
A FELLOW can pride himself as long
as ne
WANTS TO on his determination but
SHE who lives with him knows that
- oniy
Bull hesoeaness.
PROBABLY no admit'eaiy souho
argument
is less satisfying when one has the
sTOMACHACHE or neuritis
OR is bowed down by some other
srlet
THAN the cheerful assurance
THAT it will be all the same
100 years from now.
u,,,r->- .,.,... .,,,.
49,. 49,,
Of everything
Oh ''e o'u
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
BY Probasco

cut mutilating the tire to a considera.
bic extent. and thus proves an effect
i've safeguard against theft
Mr. Stone has been a user Of Vac
hum Cup Tires for number Of years
and 20 enthusiastic has been his sdYo-
cacy Of their goodness and wearing
qualities. that many prominent per
sonages OF his profession have. upon
his suggestion. given them a trial, to
their unvarying satisfaction.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
rir.t-CIn.- sergeant wimiam Ka.ch

Of Robertsdale. returned to the home
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. Kasch
cf Indiana boulevard. after being hon
orabIv discharged from the medical
department in which he served for
twenty-six months He served thir-
teen months in France and spent most
Of that time in Marcy. Sgt Kasch
reached the States on July I and af-
ter eleven DAYS was mustered out
from Camp Sherman, Chillicothe. OHIO
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
Harold cameron. formerly a whit

ing boy. .s spending this week visit
ing his parents Mr.. and Mrs John
Cameron of East Chicago. Harold is
stationed Just out Of New York where
he is engaged in teaching reconstr7Ic-
ton work to returned soldiers in
base hospital.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22

Sgt. Richard Weeks, Gary soldier.
returned TO his family last week after
having been in the service two years.
one yeai Of which was spent in
France He was formerly employed
with the Gary Screw and Bolt Works.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22

The Marquis of Salisbury is men,
toned in well informed quarters rs
he man who has been selected tn
succeed Lord Reading as ambassador
from Great Britain to the u. S. The
official announcement Of the appoint
ment is expected daily. Lord Sails
bury is fifty-eight years old and was
under-secretary of foreign affairs
from 1900 to 1903.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
" - v y - - -

There is only flag In Lake county ard
that Is the Stars and Stripes There for only
language that is the language the people Of
the United States.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
Mr. and Mrs. w T. Philips of JET

VT and VT W. +. FhflIIps "f Jet-
ferson street Gary. are in receipt OF
a letter dated at Brest, France on July
4th from their son. Gerald stating
that he was at the time waiting TO
embark for home and he viii probably
be in the states within the present
week and home shortly after. Gerald
was among the first in Gary 70 enlist
IN the service
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22

Arthur J. PrOh1, FORMERLY Private IN
Co B. 18TH Inf. was awarded cita-
ton for exceptionally meritorious and
conspicuous service while in A. F. F.
Citation awarded April 10. 1919 by J.
j. Pershing. n-chief.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22

e. Will. WeIch, of Griffith. Ind,
returned 10 his home Saturday eve
ming. after an absence Of nearly two
Years In the navy.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22

serst. Laurent de st. Aubin arrived
home in Griffith. rom over there. and
Is looking better than ever
Mrs. b. B. Hairless. Griffith. re-
ceived a message stating that her son,
A. Froehling arrived safely in New
York from overseas.
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22

wm. Conn. Jr.. Booth Eng. Hda. Co.
in service two years, was released
from overseas duty and came home
Saturday morning
The Lake County times., 1919-07-22
LASGER PArD-UP CIRCULATION THAN TVS
OTHER PAPERS IN TEE CALUMET REGION.
NOTICE TO srpscrrprze

II You fail 20 receive prompt
as YOU haze IN The past please do not think i has been
eervce Is not what i used be and that complaints are
rentra from sources about mail
TIE TINES has increased its mailing equipment and
prompt in advising when and
viii
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Bauera
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL .LEAGUE

Yesterdays Games.
Pittsburgh. s: Philadelphia, 3.
Cincinnati. l: Brooklyn. o.
New York, 5; Chicago. 0.
80. st. Louis, 4: Boston, ..
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StandinEf@ Clubs.

/ TodayAs Games.
PITT sbuEh at Boston
/ Cincinnati at New York
! St. Louis. at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Brooklyn
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f7=E$a F======= IN The WORLD OF SPORTS E======= ~

us he took part in 4 number of diamond
contests during his army days In
southern cantonm"nt. Pollock, the third
member of the corps. is but Il youngSter
bu; is considered L conner lie has been
under the tutclaEc of Jackson for the
nast several seasons and only last Sun
day in tho opening game OF the league
here defeated his teacher in nine rounds
TO 8.
Pete Scullion, Of Salem. all-around
athlete. we'll known i'll eastern Ohio and
western Pennsylvania i'll practically all
branches of sport will be tho probable
selection for work behind tho bat Soul
lion has PLAYED for the past three years
with tn. Grand Athletes of East Liver
pool and his work has been found emil
ncntIv satisfactory Hall, another ser
vice man. bat recently discharged from
| tho famous %7th division. will go rs
! relief catcher.
| TIL" infield Is composed OF William
Merchant George I;dEars. Ed BAILEY. Ed
Davis. all Of whom are veterans of the
| diamond III Scmi-pro circles Young
Bailey is but seventeen years old, but
| promises to walk kaway from some or
| the older opponents in the inficld per
! Torrance before many moro seasons roll
| around. He is especially handy with
| tho bat In last Sundays game hero ne
hit three times safely ont Of THREE times
at bot. one of his clouts being good for
three bases.
Mcconnell, Parsons and Alfred Bailey
will take charge Of the outer garden.
Tho teams will line up for tomorrow's
s-eme-as follows:
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FAST LIVERPOOL PLAYS BAJERS
At BELLAERE PARK TOMORROW

posed OF four cfuts, all first class az
eresaticns. Practically every ball FfnF-
or OF any ability! has place IN Ino
league, The bcstttaIrnt the town has
turned on tin thot past several seasons
has signed contracts for her'hs IN inc
circuit which wilb play out tn" summer
on schedule cndtrsS September :
The pitching staff is composed OF
Edward Hap Jackson. Fat RSoy
Nd 1,av rorlock- Jackson has pitched
in ser,-profcssirral baseball circles IN
tho tri-statc for. n number OF seasons
ard Is considereH without a peer among
sent-protessionaS He hes>recAVcd nu-
mcrous offers from minor league c1unS
but has never tas1cn tho. game seriously
enough TO consider any of these offers.
He considers his position IN a local In
dustrfaI plant too valuable to rart WITH
R5by has justsbecn discharged from no
army and has mot played any regular
games THIS season, but It will require
but little efforts flor him to get 1n shape
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TAILOR EAuH HUro SEAT COVERS.
wAITH q Co.-ldAW THEM TO PIT
| my17-l
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EENG WILL BE SEEN ON TEE
MOUND FOR TIE LOCALS,
wHTsREAST LIVERPOOL EAS
NOT DECIDED OE THE
MAN.
Tsar,, Pitched Prom an The Sssrs-n TIE
Ohio City VIII Be Seen IN Action
At Bal1airo Tomorrow.

when East Liverpool makes ITS ap-
pearance tomorrow afternoon onThe Bel
3atre Ban Park grounds as the oppon-
ents for the Bsluers Of this city. one OF
the biggest baseball attractions OF tho
season will DO staged This Is the first
dine for over five. years that an East
Lsvrpool team has played IN this local
1v.
The East Liverpool Independent base
oaaa club, which VIII play before Wheel
strx fms Sunday, Is picked from tho best
fAateo4 afforded By tho East bsOerpool
$sRy IeSsre. Tho city league Is COM
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

neutrality-suspicious..
!, Chfcagqte T.: Boston. 4.
Othersspostponed; rain.
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, Foun FROM THE CUBS.

NEW YORK. May lG-N"w Tork
registered its fourth successive victory
over Chicago today by score or to o.
Barnes held tn" Cubs To three scattered
hits. no, u man reaching third base.
The Giants punched two singles and
a sacrifice in the sixth inning Tor their
first run. Two singles and an error by
Hollocher gave ?"E Y" !; two runs in
tho seventh inning. Score:
Chicago nCG al" h0D-o i
New York 80. 900 DOL 20X-3 l
Tyler and Killefer. OFarrell; Barnes
and McCarty,
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TIMELY HITS
CAVE PIRATES.
ANOTHER WIN

PHILADELPHIA. May l6.-oppor-
tune hitting enabled Pittsburgh TO de-
feat Philadelphia today to 3. giving
them three games out of four. Cooper
held the Phillies hitless for six innings
Manager Bezdek of Pittsburgh was sus-
pended for : days and StenEel was fined
$50. Both were put Off the fold !rster-
day by Umpire Harrison for disputlnG
n decision Score:
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IS ::
EASY FOR SOY,
WHO WIN IA

CHICAGO. May G.--ChicaEo boat Ros-
ton. to 4. today by batting Caldwell
frequently and hard. Fonr hits follow
cd n has" on balls in tho second inning
and scored four runs Two triples by
NNelsch wcrr tho chief factors in Chi
cagn's other tallics. Fnber held Boston
10 three hits. but his wildncss and q
had throw in the frs: inning gave the
visitors their runs. Score:
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Two-base .hit--Wcaver.
Three-base hits-Fclsch 2. -
Sacrifice hits Strunk, .FaheE.
Sacrifice f1y-GaudiL -
= Left on bases Chicago 6. Boston g..
/. First base on: l. i;