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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-03
LEWIS DEFEATED IN ILL.

Chicago, Nov. 2.-The returns indi-
cate that Harding will carry the state
for president by probably 175,0O0.
while Small is in the lead for governor
over James HI. Lewis, native of Geor-
gia, by reduced majority,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-03

Raleigh Nov. 2.-The usual vote
was cast in the presidential election
in this state today, with aheavy Demo-
cratic majority, despite the expressed
hope of the Republicans to break the
solid South with North Carolina.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-03
Chairman White of Democratic
National Committee Comedies
Governor COx's Defeat
REPUBLICANS WILL ALSO
CONTROL u. S. SENATE
Scattering Returns From Practi-
caliy Every State Received
Last Night Indicates the Ov-
erwhelming Election of Sen
ator Warren G. Harding.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Nov. 3.--United States
Senator Warren G. Harding was over
whelmingly elected president of the
United States in the election yester-
day. Returns received in this city up
to o'clock this morning indicated
that he had carried all of the northern
states, was leading in most of the bor-
der states, and, while but meager re-
turns had been received from the west,
il was indicated that he would carry
most of the states in that section con-
sidered doubtful.
The victory of the Ohio senator in
the larger doubtful states was over
whelming. He carried New York by
upwards of 100000; received the un-
precendented majority of over $4,000
in Massachusetts; took Ohio, the home
state of yhoth he ana Governor Cox
the. %tcratic nominee. by between
.:,.: .s: ,,:%:::::: $:: q. q: !:
the big states which is close. Both the
Republicans and Democrats are claim
ing the state. Up to midnight scat
tering returns from that state gave
Governor Cox a slight lead, but Repub-
licans claimed the majority would be
reduced and that the party would win
a sweeping victory in the state.
Official returns have not been re-
ceived of the so-called doubtful states.
Maryland seems to be Republican, as
is West Virginia; Cox has lead Of
over. 10000 in Kentucky and has car
red Tennessee safely, therefore,it ap-
pears that the solid south willenot be
b,oken.
Governor Cox has wired his congrat-
ulations to s -aasar Harding, as has
Chairman White, Of the Democratic
National Committee.
Though many states are still miss
ing, especially in the west, returns
from all sections indicate a sweeping
majority for the Republicans, who not
only selected their national ticket. but
made gains in the house. The senate
is still considered close, but it is be-
lieved that the Republicans will either
gain two seats Or hold their present
majority, of two. Brandegree, toCon-
necticut,s and Moses. in New Hamp-
shire, against whom vigorous cam
paigns were waged, were both safely
reelected.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-03
RoRAH HEARD FROM
fBy Associated Press. )

Washington, Nov. 2.Scnator 2. Bor-
ah says, Il regard the selection as the
triumph s9r nationalismsand the death
of the L, dgue of Nations ?
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-03
COXS NEWSP PAPER
COMEDIES DEFEAT
The Dayton News Issues Extra
at II O'clock Last Night Car
rying Announcement of Re-
publican Landslide.
(By Associated Press.)

Dayton, o., Nov. Gov. James M.
Coxs newspaper, The Dayton News, is
sued an extra shortly before eleven
o'clock tonight, conceding the cleo
tion of Senator Warren G. Harding
as president of the United States.
Gov. Cox himself said he would
make no statement tonight. His news
paper, however, carried the returns
under the caption: Republican Land
slide"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-03
HARDING, WINS IN
NEW YORK

New, York, Nov. 2.-The election of
Senator Harding was conceded at
eleven o'clock tonight by Chairman
White, of the Democratic national com
mittee. Senator Harding carried the
state Of New York by a substantial
majority, which may be increased by
the complete returns.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1920-11-03
VIRGINIA SAFE FOR DEMOCRATS

Richmond, Nov. 2.-The Democratic
presidential ticket won in today's cleo
tion by an increased majority, and the
hope of the Republicans to win Virgin
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The Washington times., 1920-08-20
ACTRESS CALLS CHARGE
OF EVELYN NESBIT FAKE
Juanita Hansen, Named As Core
spOndent In Suit, Denies Mis-
conduct With lack Clifford

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-Juanlta
Hansen, movie actress. named by
Evelyn Nesbit. as correspondent In
her counter suit for divorce against
Jack Clifford. whose real name is
Virgil Joseph Montani. filed COM
plete denial in the county clerks Of
flee yesterday of all the charges made
against her.
Her attorney, Melvin G. Lowen-
stein, explained that Miss Hansen had
not filed her answer before because
she hoped Miss Nesbit would see
the injustice of the charges and
would retract them"
At the same time Evelyn Nesbit, In
answer to a court order obtained by
Anne Luther, the other moving pic
ture actress whom she accused OF
misconduct with her husband, filed a
bill of particulars in which she de-
clares misconduct charged in her
complaint does apply to Miss Luther.
She asserts. however, that Jack Cliff
ford and Miss Luther were living to-
gether continuously from January l
to June /. 1920, but that she is unable
to furnish specific dates for their al
legged misconduct.
The Washington times., 1920-08-20
BALTIMORE TO BEAR
TELEPHONE RAISES
City Users Must Shoulder Bur-
den of lncrease-To Pay
More Than TWo-thirdS.

BALTIMORE. Aug. 20.-Of the ap-
proximately 5000, 900 a year increase
in rates granted by the Public Serv.
ice Commission TO the Chesapeake ana
Potomac Telephone Company sf2Loov
will como from Baltimore city ana
slT3OOO from the counties. The Dur
den thus falls most heavily upon BAL
timore, which Is natural because the
great buk OF the business or the com
pany is done in this city.
Moreover. the largest part OF the In
crease in rates falls on the business
houses OF Baltimore, which use the
service most. This the commission
regards as fair. although In some
cases this increase amounts TO SS l-3
per cent. This increase. however,
which falls on business, is charged
in the overhead costs OF doing busi-
ness and is passed on TO the custo-
mers of the houses on whom the
burden is laid.
The biggest item OF Increase is In
the charge for excess messages over
the number allowed in the monthly
contract
Second in Importance to this item Is
the increased rate for excess messages
on individual lines. both business and
residence. The increase ranges from
one-half cent message as a mini
mum to / cent as a maximum and is
estimated to affect 121S4,500 mes
sages and to bring in additional re-
turns OF 1000.
Third in Importance Is the increase
in the individual line unlimited resi-
dence service from $5 to $3.50, which
affects nearly 1000 telephones and
will yield an increased revenue OF
S65, 900.
other increases in the revenue OF the
company will be made up from coin
collector telephones together with the
increase in the guarantee from these
telephones of 10 cents day instead
of 10 cents, which combination Will
yield S63, 900 more to the company.
The Washington times., 1920-08-20
HIGHER RATES ASKED BY
COAST SHIPPING MEN

Coastwise and lake carriers yester-
day appeared before the Shipping
Board to petition for increased rates
to offset the deficit which they
claimed they were operating under.
A. T. Zillmer, representing the
Transit Company,
said his concern sustained a net loss
to July for this year of $4,000. as
against $4,000 last year. Fred f.
Williamson, of the Buffalo Chamber
of Commerce. alleged "a discrepancy
between the port-to-port rates against
the lake-to-lake charges, which dis
criminated against Buffalo.
william J. Pitt, Of Philadelphia, on
behalf of paint and varnish manufac-
turers, challenged the increases asked
by the Merchants and Miners Steam
ship Company, alleging their rates be-
tween Boston and Baltimore were
only slightly less than those to Sa-
vannah.
The Washington times., 1920-08-20
CRAZED BY RUM, KILLS
POLICEMAN; Is SLAIN

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 20.-Crazed by
decoction said to have been mix
ture of bootleg whiskey and ether.
Stainslaw Krzywicki fatally shot 4
Braddock policeman, seriously wound
ed another and was himself killed in
gun duel in his saloon, in Washing
ton street, Braddock, Katnik and
Krehley, with four other patrolmen
led by Chief of Police Seim, entered
krzywicki's saloon after receiving
frantic calls from members of his
family for. aid.
Armed with a newly purchased re-
volver and driven mad by bootleg
whiskey, w. F. Gergurich. of East
street. north side, fired six shots at
Leo Ziedowski. an old and unarmed
man. early this morning. All six of
of the shots took effect in Ziedow-
skis body. The men were strangers.
The Washington times., 1920-08-20
DETECTIVE LOSES HAT
IN SING SING PRISON

oSsINING. N. Y, Aug. 20.-Detec-
i've Daniel Buckley. OF the New York
police, who made sightseeing trip
through Sing Sing today. left the
prison bareheadded.
But not out of respect for the
authorities.
Somebody in the prison stole his
good straw hat. Friends who az
companied Buckley told him crooks
must have taken II, and brought forth
this astounding statement from tive
detective: That's impossible. There
are no thieves in Sing Sing"
The Washington times., 1920-08-20
Acid-Stonach

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the harmful acids and gases right out
of the body and, of course, you get
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The Washington times., 1920-08-20
KILL OFFICER OF PATROL
IN COUNTY CORK AMBUSH

DUBLIN. Aug. 2O.--An officer was
killed and four soldiers wounded when
n military bicycle patrol was am
bushed near Ballyvourney in County
Cork, yesterday. 0rhe attackers sus-
tained no casualties
Seventeen hunger-striking prisoners
were removed from the Jail at Cork
today for transportation to England.
All werc 20 weak they had 20 be car
ried an stretchers, and two we're un-
conscious.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
SHRINERS'
PICNIC WILL
Be IMMENSE

Shrlners Of Lake county arc IN d state
of feFerish excitement as preparations
are rapidly being completed for the
big public picnic which Is TO be put on
bA Orak temple Saturday at Has ison
park, Hammond
Those who have been permitted 10
snoop around while the committee dis
eusses the plans. say Ihat The thing
Will be the greatest ever pulled in the
district It VIII be as good az multiple
hinged circus. county fair. street car
nival. field meet and band concert COM
oinod for 1t viii have the good features
Of all of these
Talent is being drawn from every
corner Of Lake county to furnish the
musical numbers. vaudeville stunts.
athletic matches and man the refresh
mcnt booths and baby racks The dis
trict IS being combed for material for
The Orak baseball team which is to he
pitted against the pride Of Modinah
temple. The baseball game alone VIII
furnish fun and thrills enough to satisfy
an ordinary appetite
The fun starts Saturday morning and
lasts until the erd OF the dance on
" altham street that night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
POLICE DETAILED TO
PROTECT SCHOOL TOTS
Mob Storms Only Bookstore
in Town Handling Sale of
State School Books.

one Of the most remarkable spec
tacles ever witnessed in Hammond and
one for which the school authorities
are roundlv criticized took place on
state street all day and n ght yeeter-
day when hundreds of school children
were compelled to stand in line for
hours a. a time before they could pur-
chase their school books. The mob Of
children assumed at one time almost
riotous proportions and later on in tine
day. Chief of Police Austgeu was fore
ed to detail three policemen to preserve
order and to see that none Of the les
ser children were hurt in the s,warnls.
In many cases the children were ac-
companied by their mothers and even
after the Weis drug store which was
packed with book buyers the line out
side OF the store packed the walks
nearly TO the end Of the block and 81 <
Eed out into the street II was one OF
the most dangerous jams ever seen in
the city and many children had t.
stand for hours Ia line and then could
not be served. though the mana cement
Of the store had four clerks doing moth
ing else but wait on the children. one
father said to a TINES Representative
today. 1T was a disgrace and an out
rage. my children waited an hour be
fore noon came home for dinner and
went back waited for three hours.
came home and went down town again
after supper and waited for an hour
before they could get inside the store.
am told that the teachers instructed
the children that they must have their
books today and that frightened the
rhlIdran ioto thinking thc, had 10 set
them. Another school patron said his
daughter stood IN line -four hours be-
fore she could get waited on Manv
other complaints we're made 1t seems
that no other stores handle the STATE
school books except Wets store and
other stores have refused 20 handle
them because Of the very small mar
gin of proht.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
FALL COURT TERM
OPENS AT POINT
Various Courts Active After
Two Months Summer
Vacation.
SPECIAL 10 LIE rlnssl

CROWN POINT. IND Sept The
corridors of the court house. different
offices and court rooms resumed tnelr
usual activity on Tuesday after a two
months vacation during which time
there was a slight lull IN the routine
business carried on there The cir
cult court began its fall session, but
owing to the Beaver Dam ditch case
being heard there before Special Judge
Tuthill, the circuit court transferred d
its session . the criminal court. The
divorce case Of George s. Hillard VS..
Arlie Hillard Of Whiting. was heard
before Judge Norton. The matrimonial
affairs OF the Hilards were aired ana
according 10 the statement OF Mrs
Hillard on the stand he oft strayed
from the straight and narrow path
which man who has made vows az
the altar is supposed 70 walk in His
affairs Of the heart have been many
and varied and he wooed the far maid
en- like a free lance The case Of the
Hiuards has been the talk of Whiting
society where both are prominent A
reporter for the Chicago Herald Ex-
aminer was there to give publicity 70
the case through the Chicago press
The setting OF cases took up the
major portion Of the morning n the
circuit court. Attorneys from all ov-
er the county being present The
County Council OF county Commission
ers were in session fixing UP Lake
countys fall budget. which they will
make public on Tuesday. During their
session the commissioners occupied the
Edward Ranshon Road which has re-
Gently been completed IN Calumet
township between Hessvile and Black
Oak.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
Campaign
Is 10 Start
In Earnest

John Killigrew. Lake county repub-
lican chairman announced today that
Senator James f. Watson, Congress
man VIII r. Wood and Candidate for
Governor Warren r. McCray Will speak
at East Side park. Gary. Saturday af-
ternoon. Sept. Is.
Mrs. Margaret McCarter Of Kansas
VIII address the women voters the same
day.
Bleachers will be erected in the park
and in event Of rain the meeting will
be held in the Gary theatcr.
Arrangements for a special train on
the Pennsylvania railroad. Sept. II. have
been completed and tickets are heing
sold for the trip to Marion. O. at sf7.2s
for the round trip. The train viii leave
Gary at a m arriving al Marion at
+. m. A diner will be attached The
train will start on the return trip at
5Se p. m.
The campaign is on in earnest said
Mr.. Kiilgrew. There will be some
thing doing every day"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
AIR PILOT TO
CARRY PASSENGERS

Lieut. Bloxham. who. during the war
was member Of Great Britain's ROYAL
FtyinG Corps. win be in Hammond one
day each week 70 carry passengers be-
ginning tomorrow. BloXham spent
last year flying in the Southern states,
Advertising, carrying passengers ana
instrUcting pilots. His permanent
headquarters now sre AZ the munici2
al hangar, Ashburn y eld. Chicago. on
Thursdays he viii come 10 Hammond
and using the Norman place at list and
Shcnield avenue. a. his landing del3
viii make flights all aay carrying pas
Se1-HrS
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
TWO GAVE
HARDING
WELCOME

Fred Donovan, one of the propriotors
Of State street lunch room, and Ed
Collins. soda dispenser q the Summers
Pharmacy. formed the committee of two
which extended the greetings Of the
CITY Of Hammond to senator Harding
when he paid The city a brief visit Tues
DAY afternoon.
They happened TO be at the Erie depot
when the special train stopped As they
walked around the rear end or sthe tram
someone said How are you gentlemen -"
Feeling pretty well, thank you" re
Piled Fred
same here. said Collins ana they
were walking on when the hrst speailer
kept right on talking. He was leaning
over the rear rafl
My names Harding. he continued
"how.s Hammond been behaving since ]
was here last spring.
Fred and Ed whirled and jostIed each
other roughly in their efforts TO be hrst
IN gresping the hand which the presi-
Dental nominee was holding in their
direction. Both shook it long and hard
At the same time several others came
Up and took it away from them Then
the train started again but not before
Fred had offered a little apology for the
slim crowd which mot the train.
You sec. senator. We didn't know YOU
We're coming or we'd have had the gang
out" said Fred And then as The train
slipped away he muttered, BY Jinks. he
gets my vote"
Mine too" volunteered Ed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
FRACTURES
SKULL IN AUTO
ACCIDENT.
As Result of Auto Truck Col
IiSiOn on Calumet BOule-
VaTd-One May Die

Arthur Ambroz. 5oeI Southwestern
Blvd. Chicago, is lowering between
life and death a. st. Margaret's hos
pital as a result 81 an automobile col
usion on Calumet blvd. yesterday
Ambroz has fractured skull and mas
been unconscious since the accident
W KeIpo. driver Of a Schultz bak-
cry truck said 20 be- responsible for
the accident. was released by Ham
mond police after ne had put up so
bond on a charge Of driving a truck
over the boulevard kelpo uVes at
1924 Mozart St. chicago
Ambroz, with Walter Pfeiner and
two girls was riding in machine
driven by Otto Reinmuth, also of Coi
cago They were going north wh
they met the bakery truck which Was
on the wrong side OF the street -
cording to the story OF witnesses. Tns
truck held its position and sideswIp-
cd the lighter machine, almost throw
ing - N the lake.
Ambroz was found To have been
seriously injured and WIS rushed TO
the hospital The outcome Of his case
is considered doubtful. Pfeiffer was
also slightly injured but was able to
GO home.
Both machines were badly dana Seo
in the smashup When the police ar
rived later. Kelpo was placed under
arrest and succeeded in putting M the
small bond required other charges
are held up pending the outcome OF
the injuries Of Ambroz.
Some Improvement has been showH
since yesterday in the conditions of
all three victims Of the crossing ac-
cident at Conkev ave. and the Monon
tracks Sunday evening. nr. Edwin
w Hirsch ia stil unconscious but
seems to be resting much easier. HIS
two sisters, Josephine and Hattie. were
feeling much better today and it IS
believed they will soon be ouh OF
danger.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
CHICAGO BANDIT
IS SHOT DEAD
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

CHICAGO. sept. s.-An unidentified
bandit was shot dead and a companion.
day by Policeman Mathew MescaH. fol-
lowing q gun duel ~ Eincinnes road
and Brown avenue
shortly before the men had held up
and robbed a store keeper in The south
ern section of the city They were be
ing pursued rs the policeman in com
mandeered automobile
When Mescall ordered the pair to halt
the bandit who was killed. tried 70 shoot
him Then Mescan fired, ana the rob
Der fell dead
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
WILL NOT
PERMIT MEETINGS

SCRANTON. Pa sept S-Tho strike
situation in and around scranton is
unchanged today and all colieries are
Idle The sheriff of Laokawanna TO.
announced no strikers melting wi be
permitted in thls county At meet 81
ing which was broken NJ BY depaties'
md state police chief Dcputs : ,m-
eel castles announced from the 3lat-
form that Of anr more meetings were
heid some Of the men would so -
hospitals and others TO jaif
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
QUAKES DEATH
LIST GROWING

ROME. SEPT S-The death lis. in
Tuesdays earthquake in Northern Isly
mounted steadily TO-DAY but no hsare-
are vet available upon which T. esti-
mate the total casualties Large num-
hers of injured are being cared fei -
tine devastated zone. Ie is believed
hat 81 less't half dozen towns We're
DESTROYED including Quercia Moiassa
and Tarasco.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
MAC SWINEY
MUCH WEAKER

LONDON. Sept 81 p m The fol-
lowing bulletin On the condition cf
Lord Mayor Terrence Maeswiney. of
Cork. wa. Just issued at BrtNton jau.
Lord Mayor MacSwinev has sudden
~ become much weaker. The doc
tors are most anxious Relatives
have been forbidden TO attempt TO con
verse with the patient
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
NOTICE TO
ADVERTISERS

Owing 20 the new additional nd-
Nanccs in the cost Of labor. print pa
per and NIL other material used in the
publication Of this paper. COM
pcIIcd TO incrensc the price of display
advertising cents per inch "cr-
chants. groceries. markets and drug
stores This increase viii take c1ect
Wednesday. sept. fst
THE LAKE cot NTY PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING 60. PUBLISHERS OF
THE TIMES NEWSPAPER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
MOVIE STAR
IS POISONED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

tlETERHATioNkL NEWS SERVICE
PARIS. Sept. S--Olive Thomas
American movie star. was recovering
II the hospital TODAY from a dose Of
poison. taken. according TO friends,
es.nder the belief that IT was "a sleeping
pe wder 1t was stated that Miss
Thomas was Slfferlns from Insomnia.
Her husband. Jack Pickford. was with
her at the hospital todsy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
NOTICE

See Browns big sensational SAFE on
canned meats. fruit and vegetable on
another page Of this paper. s7-A
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
THE WEATHER.

FOR INDIANA-ProbnbIc rain to-
night and .Thursday, followed by
clearing during Thursdayi moder-
Rt@ temperature
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08

On streets and nswsstaads, 30
per copy Delivered by carrier IN
hammond and West Hammond,
Eoc per month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-08
BY GEORGE n HOLMES

tsTAFF CORRESPONDENT T. n. -EalI~E'
SIATE FAIR GROUNDS ST. PAUL.
MINI Sept. S-Speakins louas at the
nnesota State Fair on nsa nr*l catn-
paIgn trip outside Of On4c. = NJ Tor
Warren q harding. mapp1e cut
definite program Of agriculture poIic-
les 20 which he committed himself and
his raIty II electrd IN Novembel