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Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
iSTIEITM URGES
BETTER SPEED
IN |. u. CAMP
Must Have 1t, Says Coach, if
Northwestern Is Going to
Be Beaten.
FOR INDIANAPOLIS GAME
Special to The Times.


BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 26.--Coacn
Jumbo" Stiehm roared and ranted, tore
his hair and shook his fists, and gave vent
to comment--in most cases unpleasant
while he drove the Crimson at break
neck speed until long after dark last
night in the first of his 6nal workouts
for the Northwestern game at Indianap-
oils Saturday
There was no getting around the facs
that Stiehm has heard unpleasant tidings
from Evanston and is doing his best to
get the Crimson into shape to meet the
changed conditions
BETTING CHANCE
LOOKS EVEN
A week ago the average Indiana side
liner here would have been willing TO
wager his bottom dollar that Indiana
would win from Northwestern by two
touehdowns. Today ii would be hard 10
find one who would wager anything that
the Crimson has better than an even
break.
when Stiehm is worried, watch out!
is the way they feet about it.
Stiehm is switching his lineup almost
constantly these days in last minute
effort to find the right combination for
use against the Evanston team. No one
knows what the fiual line -up will be,
but almost every one here believes tnat
1t will be very different than that whlch
Idceu Minnesota at MlunedPoliS ettu Nas .
ago.
From reports that have filtered out
from the new gymnasium, It is thought
that Stiehm has found that Northwestern
has remedied her only weak spot-her
weakness in the line. 1t was TO this
fact that scouts who saw the Wisconsin
game at Madison a week ago attribute
her defeat at the hands OF the Badgers;
With the line strengthened IT Is feared
here that the rather slow-moying, but
extremely powerful Indiana line viii have
trouble breaking up the lightning like
end runs and of tackle smashes from
punt formation. which form the greater
part OF the Purple offense.
HOOsIER ENDS
MUST BE ALERT.
All these things have caused Suehm
TO try desperately to increase the Grim
sons speed, for II Northwestern's $ line
Will IBID the fast Purple backs may
run rings around the Crimson wings uh-
less the wingmen speed up.
Indiana Is in good coRsition Tor the
fray at indianapolis, aud Will have no
aubi TO offer II Northwestern should
come back as she did against Minnesota
Interest among the Indiana students
here IS intense, far surprising that mani
Tested In the Minnesota and Notre Dane
games az indianapolis last year. Ihere
will be hardly a student Ia Bloomington
next Saturday.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
MONDAY NIGHT BOUTS

outpointed Pal Sampson in twelve
rounds. Georges Carpenter boxed an
exhibition bout, taking on Italian joe
Cans and Marcel Thomas The French
man foOred Thomas in the first round.
PHILADELPHIA-Joh ohnny Buff, sub
stituting for Kid Williams, outpointed
Tommy Murray in eight rounds Harry
Brown shaded Johnnie Drummie in an
eight-rOund bout
DAYTON, Ohio-Bryan Downey and
Ralph Shappart fought a draw.
MEMPHIS-Red Watson defeated Joe
Donnelly.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
In the China League

HONOLULU, II. H, Oct. 26.-The base
ball players of the superdreadnaught Ar
kansas, champions of the Pacific feet.
who meet the Atlantic fleet champions at
Panama for the Navy pennant, were shut
out here recently, 6 to 0, by the All
Chinese team of Honolulu.
Hon Ki, the All-Chinese pitcher. let
the Arkansas men down with two hits.
The Chinese made eight hits.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
TENDLER VS.. WELIINc

MILWAUKEE, Oct. 26.-One of tbs
nost torrid scraps ever held here is ex.
pected tonight when Lew Tender ana
Joe yelling, crack lightweighfs, meet
IN teh-round encounter. The winner
IApects 10 get a chance at Benny
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26

NEW YORK, Oct 27.-Since the
Walker boxing bill became effective sew
eral months ago 40 rounds of boxing
have been staged in Madison Square
Garden without a Knockout. 1t is sin
gular record. Reason? Expert match
making, saws the wise ones.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
KELLY US. LEoNARn-

NEW YORK, Oct. 26-Harlem Eddie
Nelly will 90 battle at Baltimore Friday
night with Champion Benny Leonard.
between Willie Jackson and Eddie Fifz-
summons is expected to draw the biggest
house seen here in months.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
Final 1920 Meeting of
Associated Net Rulers

The final 1920 meeting of the board Of
directors and tournament committee of
the Associated Tennis Clubs of Indian
apolis will be held tomorrow noon at the
University Club. All important business
matters Of 1920 viii be cleared up and
plans will be instituted for the season of
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
PARKs WANT GAMEs.

Owing to a misunderstanding, the
West Parks went without a game Sun
day, but all players should report for
the regular practice session Wednesday
night. The Parks would like to hear
from fast eighty pound teams desiring to
meet them. Call Belmont 2539 and ask
for cliff
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
RnR AIARTIN rONICHr

weight champion of the A. f. r.. and
Larry Williams. the study heavyweight
of Bridgeport. Conn, meet in the main
go of ten rounds to a decision at the
big Mechanics Pavilion tonight This
will he Martins first appearance in a
bout in the East
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
FIsHERs REArs EnRryuIE

NOBLESV lille, Ind, Oct 26-The
high schools of Fishers and FortyiIIe
played clean game of basketball at
Fishers last night, the score being %
70 n. in favor of the Fishers boys. A
iarsR crowd witnessed the contest. Cicero
VIII play at Fishers next Friday night.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
No Fake Here

NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-Battling Nelson.
former lightweight champion, has applied
to the State boxing commission for a
license. He is lot planning a roturn to
the ring. He merely wants pcrm ssion
TO box a dummy, which he has b-en rs
ingsin vaudeville. as a feature Of boxing
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26
HrsroN rNpER KNIrE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-Col. r. l.. Hus-
ton. part owner Of the Yankees. went 10
Roosevelt Hospital today for an Op-
Grafton for an ahscess The operation. Il
10 said. viii not be serious.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26

HARTFORD CITY. Ind, Oct 26.--The
Hartford City-J onesbOro football game
here ended in an argument over touch
down the visitors claimed. The game was
forfeited to Hartford City.
Indiana daily times., 1920-10-26

NOU'LL know you've ''struck 1t ricn'' when
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satisfy A wonderful blend-th pick of Tur-
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the Chesterfield way - that's why they sats-
fy.'' And the Chesterfield blend cdR not BE-
copied!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02
STOP THE
T0RTURE

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02
new YORK USES II"
AND SUBWAY; CHICAGO
STICKS TO SURFACE
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, n. Y, Dec. .2.-More
than half New York City's six mil
lion" travel on subways and elevated
lines, but Chicago still sticks largely
10 surface cars, while London passen-
gers divide their patronage almost
equally between busses, trolleys and
rapid transit system.
Figures revealing these statistics or
travel in three of the worlds largest
cities were presented by experts at
gathering here of transportation au-
thorities who are meeting monthly TO
discuss New Yorks great transporta-
ton problems.
1t was shown that 6.750.000 persons
live in the metropolitan district within
a twenty mile radius of Fifth Avenue
at Thirty-fourth street.
Only Third on Surface.
About 100000 of them live on Man
haitian Island and another 100000
flock into Lower Manhattan every
week day Fifty-four per cent of these
ride subways and elevated lines, So
per cent patronize surface cars, fer
ries haul per cent, communication
steam trains. four per cent, and 2 per
cent travel in busses.
In Chicago surface cars carry Is pei
cent of the city's passenger traffic
rapid transit lines get 81 per cent and
the other per cent travel in suburb
an steam trains. In London the ratios
are 33 per cent in busseS, 81 per cent
in surface cars and 40 per cent in
rapid transit trains.
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frankly that hey did not believe in
what their constituents were asking
but that hey had to go through the
motions for political reasons.
The belief was also shared by some
farmers. Just after Secretary Houston
issued this formal statement giving his
reasons for his refusal to do what GER
tain cotton raisers had demanded he
should do the following letter was
written to him by a cotton farmer who
lives near the little town of Forney,
Texas:
Mr.. Secretary:
Il beg just one minute of your time
to express to you my appreciation of
your answer to the farmers" as per
inclosed clipping.
Il am a farmer-I have never been
anything else-nor have | any inter
est in anything else. l came here from
Appomottox and rode the old horse
that General Grant, in the kindness of
his heart give me, with scooter
plough l opened furrow, and my wife
sowed the seed, with the spring
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02

winds whipping her skirts. We made
4 crop and have been at it ever since.
This year we I always include my
children, have gathered over one
thousand bales of cotton. think l
know something of this business.
think know all the ups and downs Of
farming, and | want to say to you
this: had rather sell my cotton at 5
cents as / have often done, than to
have my government bankrupted by
any such foolish schemes
The trouble with the farmers is
mainly extravaganza; | can live on
what some of my neighbors pay for
gasoline. We only need to cut down
expenses and to work and do not de-
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Farm Sale Calendar

Tuesday, Dec. 7, 1920, 10 O'clock
James F. Harris, Gaar flanagan, :
miles south of Greensboro, 4 miles
northwest of Centerville. General
sale.
w G. Ross, one-half mile north and
two miles west Of williamsburg: gen
eral farm sale, livestock. implements,
etc, at 1890.
Wednesday. December 8.
II. c. R0ush on the ResSler. farm
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02
FRENCH COMMUNISTS
PERISA In WRECK
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
PARIS, Dec. 2.-Three French Com,
munist leaders who participated in the
recent Communist congress at Mos
COW, have persisted in the wreck of
sailing boat which they leased at
Mourmansk for the return trip to
France, says a dispatch from Stock
holm The three men who were lost
it is said, were Mn. Vergeat, Lepetit
and LefeNre
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HOW HE ENDED KIDNEY TRoUBLE

trouble and for three weeks could not
get out of doors and scarcely out of
bed" writes G. T.. Brewer. Village
Springs, Ala. Gould not bend over al
all without the most excruciating pains.
| purchased a bottle of Foley Kidney
Pills. Was relieved after first few
doses and continued their use until
completely cured. / consider Foley
Kidney Pills the best kidney remedy
in the world. No recurrence of my
trouble."-A. 6. Lukcn & Co, $50 Main.
advertisement
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21s miles west of Lewisburg, and 4
miles south of West Manchester, gen
eral form sale. at 10 O'Clock
Friday, December 10.
AL Brokamp, on old Clate Rich
ards farm, IL miles south and Il
mile east of williamsburg, general farm
sale at 10 o'clock.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02
WILSON GETS PARTRIDGEs

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-GoVernor
Beckett, of North Carolina, and his
son called at the White House Wednes-
day to leave for President Wilson a
number of cartridges which they
killed on a recent hunting trip. They
were received by Secretary Tumulty.
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Labor Calendar

Thursday, Dec. 2.-Plumbers, T. M
A. hall.
Machinists, Eagles hall.
brotherhood of r. r. Carmen, Red
Mems hall
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SOLID SOUTH
CONTINUED from Page One)

was sound and that no assent could
have been made to the plea of the
farmers and others for treasury aid in
holding their goods for higher prices
without violation Of both economics
and morals. This belief was shared
by many of the very politicians who
made the pleas. Privately they said
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pend so much on having it done.
Cir1araIEr

Sincerely"
l tried to persuade Secretary Hous-
ton to let me print the name of this
farmer. who is so sound in morals,
economies and sentiment. Secretary
Houston did not feel at liberty to do
this. But the neighbors of this far
mer in Forney, Texas, ought to have
no difficulty in recognizing him, and
some one ought to see to it that he
gets more than a local glory.
Copyright 1920 by the New York
Evening Post Inc)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
.CQRONER's JURY WANTS
RAIL CROSSINGS GUARDED
Returns Open Verdict, but Urges
General Assembly to Pass
Adequate Laws.

An open verdict was rendered hv
a Jury yesterday ut the inquest held
by Coroner j. Fulmcr bright over
Kelley McGregor, who was killed
Thursday when his automobile WAS
struck BY Chesapeake and ohio
Katiyoad train al the chickahominy
Road crossing. i've miles out of
the csti blishmcnt Of Henry W.
woody. "A. Twenty-hfth Street aud
jefferson Avenue. No responsibility
FOR the disaster was fixed.
Recommendation that the General
Assembly of Virginia. at it's next scs-
sion. pass drastic laws protecting
the public ut railroad crossings" was
Incorporated In tho verdict OF tho
jury.
That the train which struck the
car piloted by McGrcGor was travel
ing at rate of speed of about nifty
miles an hour WAS brought out il,
the inquest. IL was also found that
brush which had grown up along
both sides OF the right OF way of the
o: which could not bc asccrtainc,i.
cut off view OF advancing trains
from pedestrians or others crossing
the track.
tain w. r.. Hewlett. conductor. tcsti-
fed that the whistle was blown FIVE
times before the train rushed across
tho road.
Foster. OF 27l2 Grove Avenue. and
William 7. Poindextcr were witnesses
in the case. Both Rcdd and Foster
were riding behind the automobile
when il was struck. They testified
to hearing one faint whistle. and
tina; the car in front Of theirs stalled
in the center Of the track.
Captain Hewlett testified that
Courtney .McG;hee. the other occupant;
Of the car which was destroyed. told
him after the accident that the train
had been sighted. bu; that McGrcGor
felt certain that he would he aolc to
make his way safely across before il
arrived. Attorney Leitn ;. Brcmncr
represented relatives o: both Nc
GreEor and McGhee At the inquest.
McGhce Was reported much i'm
proved yesterday. and his condition
thought to be favorable.
The death of McGrcCor Is the NTH
caused by automobiles being struck
by trains ~ crossings in IN" past
thirty days In IIenrico County. At
the inquest into the death Of four
women killed not long ago in an
automobile accident. tho coToner's
jury recommended that railroads he
compelled 10 place warning gongs at
all crossings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
RECREATION PLANS FACE
7 SHARP CURTA|E1ENT
Richmond Must Respond More
Freely to Get Full Sum Required
by Community Association.

j. Scott Parrish last night called
. on all persons who are interested in
the welfare OF Richmond to con
tribute today to the fund which is
being raised TO defray all expenses
citation during the present year
Reports ut yesterdays monday
! meeting showed n total of only Sli.-
900 subscribed. leaving n balance of
: $4,000. which must be raised today
If the work of the association IL not
failed TO rcpor; yesterday AMI the
campaign committee was hopeful that
the total was substantially more
than the reports indicated.
Team captains and workers were
instructed by Mr.. Parrish to report
.'c!och. lie also stated that there
would Ia some special work To he
done after the close OF the drive and
| called for volunteers for few hours
work ncNt week.
WhcI the MONDAY reports showed
sn"h y snail total. teams wtrc IN
structcd to abandon the territory as
signed them and engage ii Il genera
city. wide canvass during the .ftcr-
noon. Results OF this concerned effort
will be J. ade public at today's meet
ing.
Father Charles lannigan was tn"
principal speaker at the Luncheon
yesterday and the campaign was in
dorsed by Major Alexander Forward
and the Richmond Glorious. chgi-.
man Parrish urged all workers to cN-
ert their best efforts, saying that
failure to raise the full $4,000 would
ncccssitatc curtailmcnt of some
branch of the work and that he knew
OF no part of IL which could be elm
mated successfully.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
officer. Fail to Find body.
R. H. BROWN, PETERSBURG,
PROBABLY FATALLY SHOT
Former Police detective, j. }. Gin
nan, shoots Nnn Following
Argument.

PETERSBURG. April 3o.--Follow
ing IN argument on Sycamore street
late this afternoon. !. j. Gilman.
former member Of the local detective
force. and who now conducts "A press
ing establishment here. shot and
probably fatally wounded r. IL.
brown. aged 80. After tho shooting
Gilman walked To the Police St1tion
and surrendered. Brown. whose right
lung. Was penetrated hy the ball, is at
the Petersburg hospital with little
chance OF recovery.
The two men are said To have been
hitter enemies for some time and
when the TWO met this afternoon an
argument started. Brown Is alleged
TO have invited Gilman across the
river to night. and when the latter
refused. ye-witnesses state. the
former. who was sitting in ma
chine. reached for His hip pocket.
Gilman drew his gun ana fired and
then walked to the Police Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
modern 1 BLUEBEARD HELD
FOR KILLING MANY WIVES
Moro Than 20 Marriages Arc At
tribntcd to James HURT, Alias
"a Walter Watson, by Officers.
WAS WEAK-MINDED ORPHAN
Murder Charge Based ON Alleged
Confession That He Killed Nina
Lee Dcioncy I'm Los Angeles, Then
Concealed Body in Mountains.
10y Associatcd press.I

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Aprii 10
AZ least two Of the numerous women
James H. Hurt is alleged to have
married In various parts of the coun-
try were murdered by him. two others
met "accidentnr' donths while with
him, and he might have murdered
more" according To an alleged con.
fcsslon made public carly today by
a. Morgan Marmaduke. his attorney
and county officials. HURT shid hc
could not remember" what happened
I. to- some OF the women because Of hip
btill weakened condition resulting
from two attempts to commit nuicidc
tho reputed S.s>.ession said He iay
on cot At the county hospital MS he
HURT has been held here several
days while officers investigated re-.
ports OF numerous marriages.
Married Twelve or Fifteen.
lie married twelve or fifteen WON.
en-, probably more" Hurt was quo; 81
Az aaylnE. y desire to kill obsessct
him four years ago. HURT was AL
icGed TO have said. and women were
Eis especial victims. there being no
direct y/Pttvc for their deaths. and
no des'Sfto XIII men. children or ami
Nina Lee Deloncy. Killed with Il
hammer at Long Beach. cal. ana i;!iz-
ahcth Pryor, whose head was crushed
Wash. were the wives" whose miir.
ders the officials said HURT con
fessed.
The partial confession" said the
oinctrs related to tho deaths ~
Bertha GooInich and Alice Iu,lvipsnn
MISS Goodrich Was tipped out Of :,
boat In Lake washington. near G.,,
lie. ana MISS I.udvigson was drowned
IN river In Idaho. they said
Place near san Diego where Huir,
said he buried Miss Dc.oncy'f body
More than twenty-five marriages
nave be"n attributed 10y tho oHiccrr
10 Hurt. Seven women arc listed ~
four named in the alleged conf.ssjo;,
Mrs. Gertrude Wilson. Seattle: Bca
tricc NJ. Andrews. OF Canada and
England, and Agnes wilson. Alberta,
Canadn.
The first to die. according TO tho
alleged confession. was Miss Ludwig
son. HURT was quoted as saying he
wan IN boat With her. fishing in -
as to the exact time and location
The boat. he stated. jammcd aeains,
logs which were dashed 10 the bank
on the river and he and Miss Ludwig
son Tried with their arms to free III.
rhu. When he broke away, he mar.
rated. the woman lost her balance and
icll INTO tho river and was drowned
lie said Miss Goodnich died when
She fell from launch into LAX,
J Washington while trying To go from
Inc stern to the center. Later on. tho
pmcers said. HURT himself referred
10 THIS death ar "a murder"
| Attacked with Hntpin
In the Pryor case, the officers said
s he asserted tho woman attacked hiu,
with a hatpin and he showed her Nc
head against a box
ne believed she was dead, he wa,
said to have declared. but to make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-01
You Will Never BE Cured b.
Local Treatment With
Sprays.

Ca;arrh is condition OF the blood
and cannot he cured by local april
cations OF sprays and douches: this
has been proven ny tho thousands
who have vainly resortcd to this
method OF treatment.
Catarrh should not be neglected or
Experimental with. The wrong
treatment Is valuable time lost, dur
ing which the disease Is getting n
firmcr hold upon It's victim. and
making IL more difficult for even the
proper treatment 20 accomplish re-
suits.
Though Catarrh makes It's first ap-
pearance in the noatrils, throat and
air passages. the disease becomes