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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
AMERICAN GOVERN MENT Confident THE
ALLIED POWERS Will ACCEPT j. S. view
Plymouth Rock Now
Under Lock and Key

Plymouth. Mass, April For the
second time within four months Ply
mouth rock was moved today. On De-
,rmb"r q. after the canopy over the
rucl, waS torn down. the boulder was
moved about fifty feet Three guards
h.,v. watched over II night and day
Sin,". t. 10 away with these Suards
tn" rock va: again moved To-Day ana
placed in brick building at the corner
Gi North and Water streets The WIN
duvs have been barred and the door
securely locked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
BowAr AGAIN ON rn1AL

Pittsburgh. kanS.. April 7---\"xanhrr
union: August Dor"hy. ~" president
and members OF ~" ~" 'u'iv" boar:
w"r" rlarsd on trial h"fnr" JudE" 4 J.
Curran. in district coUr; '"-itv. charged
with rontcmtp oC ,'"ur: n alling = mine
strik" w" weeks ago tn violation {. m
Injunction.
II became known to-day that triorLa
nf Hnwat have opened 4 vigorous Carr-
paign 70 0uSt Thomas Narv"y. secretary
treasurer Of the Kansas miners. who
hrok" with iicwat in February. and re-
fused to join in calling = sir:h"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
Fines and Jail Terms
For Vio|atOrS Of the
j. s, Prohibition Law

Special Dispatch 70 The 1ntrllisencer.
Martinshurg. ". Va. April T. Fine:
agSrcgatlnC more than $4,000 and jail
sentences amounting TO slightly more
than four years were handed down in
federal court here by Judge William L.
Baker
Ths greater number Of defendants
were alleged violators of the Volstead
act. and nearly all pleaded guilty. Gov
ernmcnt officials declared today that In
all probability several OF those WHO de-
cIarcd their innocence would not ne
tried al this term. rs it must come 10
an md on Saturday.
Although the present term Is not
grand jury ono. the docket contains
nearly as many cases as the ordinary
rc--n Of that kind. The greater number
ur the defendants were proceeded
against by the district attorneys Office
through InfOrmationS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
RcHLwAYs CAPTURED.

S9Nr,al DiSNatoN O. TNH InI"INS'HC"T.
Hast Livrrp""I, o. April 7.-kCnn".h
Smith. II. Of NaS&!Ilon. Russell Shipl"7,
g. or Lisbon. Chalmcr Wit. II. Of Sa-
~. and turr,Sc Davis. Il, of East Ltv-
"-n"uI. runaways from the Fairmont
Children's home. near Alliance. were
captured here today. after young Smith
hal fractureIl both arms and his jaw
in :, fail in an abandoned pottery kim.
The boys sought shelter in the kiln last
niSht. Early this morning. Smith tum-
bled from the crown Of tn" kiln TO tho
ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
Many Indicted.

Huntington. W. Va. April ,.--Twenty-
liv" more indictments. twcnty-onc or
them for alleged violations Of the pro-
hibition acts We're contained IN re-
Iort uf the federal grand jury filed
Thursday noon. Th:rty-three persons
were named in the indictments.
Tho jury VIII probably conclude its
work before Friday evening. 1t was
sa :.
Trial of John Farley. charged with
transporting liquor. resulted in a hung
Jury, Farley was rclea sed under bond
Of $500 for trial at the next term OF
cour'.
For an alleged violation OF the pro-
hihition act Ira SpurloCk was tincd $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
COAL COMPANY BANKRUPr.

Pi:iahurgh Pa. April TIL" Crntr"
Coal Company. Eatl"r. Ia. To-day Hjl"d
I":un'ar:ly petition in bankruptcy m
federal court hero. I'll" company - or.
gagged in mining and S"ii!nc coal! La
hilitics w"r'. given a" $iT.265.cS and as
sets S3l.455.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08

Ch,c'.s:ur. y N" Apr.l by
urarimrua vet" .I :" :" u. th" lower
hyus" Of IA" >tu'" I"e:s.n;ur" today
passed hous" b. N". :'o. rrIril!ng
what is r"mmo:.r knuwn AZ III"
ripper" l.,w Tr- h,w WIS passed
wh"n fornr" ,:.>";,,"r t'rrnwrll. Demo
c;,'. t"uk oT.,.. auI prevented the
,hl'f "X""ut:'" fr""a r"m"NinS any M
yo.nriIc orr.r,r# 60. IN" stat" H"fnr1
turning over -" "iT,,r 90 G"v"rnor
Nuru: u. ''." -,i'r.'.; ,"v-:urr m:,d,' =
public .;;,.,l i"- r'p"a! az IN" IH".
Nt.," p,s-as, - '..' house. N" n."l~-
,.r,. VAS i.th.M =" IN. <.rI;" H"i ur"''
"nu:lrn at senator N"rh tn" rules Wor.'
,u-r"ul"d and " wnS r"7d f"r -" fir,
t.n'' and p,sr"H OIL ~" S"n.1:" ''!"::"-r
f"r .'nur! r l!inG tomorrow.
Many Bills Passed.
TIL, .ous,. up until "c'urk. 2:.ss, "d
H.rr. s"nat" and eleven h"uS" bis. and
,h,. scuat" passed s!s senate and five
h"uS" bis. = t":.! trr hu.h branches
cf min" s,n"'" and sixteen hHu%'. meas
u-,s. TIL" Law enactment Recorded Cor
Tie day vas H:'o" %.m.,t" .,Hd hT" house
bills Th" h"u~.. went mt" session
a@lln at o'ciork tonight.
IT, 'hrr" senate hills. wh:"h lack
uu.r rx,cu,,vc aprcnVa! :, confirm their
status relate {" wr.tS II error and ap-
i..a!. u:,..i.,r-Hirs and wards. and
,."n"rti.: uf it>~~ i,v sh":iff Tn"
lnI:r h..,s which r-r".r'h ~" Hn:Sh.iH
tr".ltim'r: ~ t." $in:.t" r".a;" :" 'H"I'h
t.vri.nr ~ TuuIi' s,h""!I the :nd'.-
,.r,!"m, s.ho". district 90 Nhi"r$"n.
N.w ''uulh-rlond 'nnri'r. th1r!"StnWH 4
charter amendment. drl'h u"ra'iy '"r
burglary. and evidence at ...Ar"Ecrs' In
quests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
WAGE PROPOSAL REJECTED.

Newark. y. j., APRIL 7.-The Building
Trades council. controlling more than
200 workers in this district. has voted
IN r"j"ct the proposal Of the Building
Trades Employers association 10 reduce
wages s. Il day. effective May ].
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
LLOYD GEORGE IN ELEVENTH HOUR OFFER
THAT MAY END CRAVE INDUSTRIAL CRISIS

mss chang. "i ;rnu' ~. l'.E;"Nn -
90; Arthur HrrG"rs"u wr., -",. -
r'p'! "a tn" rr, rt!"r. ~ .!,:.r.r ~,a.
i'iu iS"d. H.. had. -. ,;t;! ., EXPRESS
v"rr"t hat H. rrriri.r uiI rur gwen
notice ri such an .impnrtILt It. n."'.,.
- Mr.. Thomas. Sc,rrtIr! O.: -. N"-
'a"UaI UnIou nf Ra,lwayu.. :" ..r,,'"
suggestions Il was npIar' atty Lu". ana
ether ,";Id"Ts had gone h"m".
~ Il" had earlier explained. th.. MN
"rs' /, .!,ra;!"n would Lav" preferred -
rp' Il II" conf, r"u'" without ''ruI:trrns
"u ether >'i", hut Il" had It,; n..L an
"pi"rt.I.;y t. consult IA" federation.
therefore ne could :.rt .,,;Iur rrSpnr-
S,hi.ity IN tn, matter. II, though, IT,
only Saf" Inc would h' ;,- IN. lTm,
rn:uisirr I" put h!% ,t"t' u'u; int" 4
letter TO thr "Mirin', for ""l rat.oa.
Marking Time.
II" organizations ou:i.i.,S.i-. H..
triple :,,..t;v" held l." .lrt1.: i.,.,in..-
t"riEht: th"y ar" apparently Hl:ri:u,
back unill ,n:urrruw
Tn" board Of trad, .ssU"d ~ ,T:r.t,
rep"r, Of t"iay'S n"E",!ati"rs for rh..
"nI. Eh'rrwrut Of II" rIhl.r. II" =.
p"r: S";' forth III arEun":.'S o. both
sides and. c""rIvLl"t with It strong r'-
IudiatI"n rf ii" .,"'IsL''v!I thn' -"
E"v, rumrnt Is ,nbag,d II a general ii
t;,ck UIl wages. say: :'ISh - aIrS.' -
~ muuStruuS as = - urfnu:l!cd IN"
cuv-rrn' n and r,'mmun:'! Ak" ~,
drslr."u~ ,lra, n" hrst wages snnu'%
h. ys..i in every industry ;h,; Su~h H.
duStry can afford"
The r"un'!I "f III" iudcpcmd,rt labor
par'% called Tpon Is m"mh'r, ;n >uv-
pnri tn" m:f"rs by every IN" lr~ - 'h"r
power. declaring tn" ':lSrS Wl> dI. 10
IAN ai'rn.p' "n the raG' t.: "rEHj.:Z"d
rapitait:.iu /, establish ~" r.gh, -: u'.
limited piundrr and d"@rai" T." stand
ard L.; .lv:nE which nrls' l'. '. -.-''! ai
All ."Sis.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
Tho Shantung settlement.

,. . .,,.,, =. ,b. ,.-....
,.t.'i ,,.,.,, sh2-,,,,. ,.riti-
.It., c...,,,,r, j. mo-. an ;ssu.. in
,r,. present controversy 1t is learned
,f.,t ~" phra~" "ol"r>"nS possessions
~ -" American r"mmun:'a'!"Mi was
used ady;.c,!,y and !; i pointed 'ui that
Suau;unL; w. not = 'i"rn!a" Possession.
K..,r-'hnw. = par &C ;h'' Chimes" prov
,ry" ", '",d hy Germany tHI"GGl! a
,.un... on from IN" 'run"S" govern
men.
TE,. Wv &C. IL, !iard - adm LiStTcl-
,-.,r with -,%y,r: T." -. S!.nNjuHS S";-
:."iu.u; ia- an: l.,. s:H;'G. hu: This
settlement wr; Vigorously nnplnS.d by
;nr lrw admin n.i;ra'i"n leaders III inc
senate white -. treaty "f Versailles
Mas under consideration ly tha; body
and va, mqdr 'ne SuhJ.c. If ON" Of In:
Eruuhuc?r r"srrla;.onS to the treaty
YhIch w,-c adopted.
Th,. ,air$. nf the Sm, rlClr notes are
known a. form q third chapter. at
least IN n. d;rlouati,, rXca1agrs with
me allied g"ycrn,ncuts on th" subject
,. marda,.. ~ general and The Pacific
81. M rr Van y, ,.arf.,.u!,r. The Amr"i-
~ ,irNrui,Ii was frs stated BY SC"rr-
,,-,. ,,olh,- =, rn,nS 20 the -four Erea.
no,vr-s on las, November 2. and Subsc-
ourp,i. ,,as siirn'.,ncntcd in a note 70
.bo council Of the league Of nations.
N.v.- Mad. pnb,ic
>...,'-- ,..,o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08

While Mrs. Douglas E"t.us'u was
leaking a, tn. Me;-"p"l.'.,a opera
aouSc. quoting tr"1! ~p"""h ~ hct
brother. ~" lat" I'r1>.d"nt %;""SeN"l.
on the Sim Fcir. q man wh" Ga" has
n.,iu. a. ra;ricA Magnify OF Hh'!adcI-
2h,a called from III" balcony:
SIM f'ein stands Ger A!:I'TI' aniSfu
Instantly there was an unroar. and
} cries of "t.yuch him" were mingled win
those OF Throw hin OUT.
Tw.Dty Shriuers. ac;inS as usherS'
rushed - 'hn man and he was seized
Mrs. Roh.n~uu tN"n said:
"I.., 80 .'... b.. removed FROM the the
:,'-.. VA: this man I" "'Hr What my
brother had I" say ru S'ur r"irISm.
Then, uIpt.HE again !roi! ;hH speech
"; ~. lei.. president. she continued.
"Th" SIM tC,r"v who acts AGAINST
America bccarIS. l." hates England Is a
worse creature than the member "t n"
I;rrruan-\ylcriCar ai.iaIC" IN" has ac.'
81 against America bc"aUS" re loved
Germany. ] warc to p"trt 'ut ;h;S
. bit OF genealogical information SIM
F'sin means us ourselves. = !n' ans that
those who adop' the nam" ar" lighting
for themselves. TT certain peoplt
ACROSS the S";sS. What right have they
70 come 70 America" Th"ir very name
shows the arc not American: that they
arr fo- themselves against America,
anti-Amcrirar."
During MIR. Etob!nS"u'S speech Ma
Eiaty Was hrid by The ShrucrS and COM
rc'!rd 70 l;>.c". later b";h Mrs
i&rb!nSnr and ':.'u'rai P"rShinG S"nt re-
quests 10 IN. ;UdutE"mcrt OF the the
atre that no one be arrested.
cod and America always was adopt
81 a. l slogan l.? tn" meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
THE XEArHER

west vtrgtpia-Increasing cloudtnsss
Friday, followed by showers Friday
night and Saturday; cooler Saturday.
Ohio and Western Pennsylvani-Un-
settled weather Friday and Saturday,
pro5aGly showers; cooler Saturday and
n ertrsms north portion Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
Describes Duncan

N"-,. HorHr"'icu:. SAVING ma; 'W.ii"m
''uuran" had been - = G"f"rrnatorr
since lalo Harris aid Il don't Know
anything about 'hH:. 7 hav"H': h"cn
n Bridgeport since | was \ boy. The
man who was with me was William
punraa.'
AS given hv Uarr:n. Duncan "ar.
pearcd % b" italian. ahou: - or IS
years old. five feet II inchc. or six f""t
tail. weight about no. medium huild.
smooth face. brown ,y"s st-..iEht h,ark
hair. has s."ld i""ih - upr"r !aYr.
nasEr L~"sS"r: fr'nurnts 700, MONS
a"d race trnch-: i% w..I Known on Er"Ad-
way h":w""a Herald Square aHd TiN'Hs
SQUARE"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08
I'll T. IN r Ell LIG FN G f r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08

Continued on Page Twelve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-08

i:u!ri..,. N~r.t =. Th D" ..-'r} -
count raul Tr,.nt ht- :'~.a..""
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-11
KENWOOD'S
ACTIVITIES

Activity in Kenwood property con-
tinues to indicate the growing popu-
arity of this subdivision. Attorney Jo-
seph Conroy has just purchased the so
feet of property Immediately south of
the California bungalow owned by Mr..
Earl r. Kyler on Forest avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lutte have pur-
chased the 81 feet on Moraine street
on the west side of the street just
south OF Renwood avenue Or. z. S.
Jones has taken over the corner o.
Kenwood and Moraine streets formerly
owner by his brother DR.. Jones OF La
porte.
When the resumption Of building ac
tivities pending the decision OF Judge
Kenesaw Mountain Lands. at least six
building projects have ben resumed in
Kenwood. The residences of j. T.
Hutton. william schmuesser. DR.. H c..
Groman. Joseph Conroy. Thmoas Spen-
Ger and Thomas Shea are again under
way
Contractor Charles s. Rhoads has
started two new houses in addition %
rushing to completion the bungalow
at the corner of crest and Standard
that he has sold to David B. Semco of
the Lion Store.
There are a number of Kenwood lot
owners who expect to start building
operations as soon as they are con-
WINGED that the cost of buiIdiae has
reached the point OF sterilization.
Among these is Wesley NJ. Elstum of
the Hammond Brass Works, Fred Lutte
Martin Cunningham, and Mr.. Anderson,
q brotheE-in-law Of Edward DiOos.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-11
At the CountySeat

Thomas Hall arrived home from
Spokane. Wash, on Saturday. leaving
Mrs. Hall in the hospital there. re-
covering nicely from her recent acct
dent. Mr. Hall still has TO use crut-
clles to get around. but considers him
self lucky 10 have escaped with so few
injuries. Miss Una Hall expects to
make the trip to sp<Sane to bring her
mother home in about six weeks.
Ralph b Bradford and family NOV
ed from the Parry home in East st.
to the Salisbury house which they re-
Gently purchased. on Saturday.
Tho Trinity League OF the Lutheran
church Will give an ice cream social
in the school lawn on Wednesday eve
ming to which all are cordially in
vited
Mira. Jennie Ward Wheeler spent
Saturday and Sunday with the John
Roses at Flint Lake. Valparaiso,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davenport of
Chicago motored to Crown Point on
Saturday TO spend a couple of days
with Mr.. and Mrs Homer McCrullers.
They we're members of a party of 20
that pieniGksd at Cedar Lake on Sun
day night.
Mise Lottie Ford IS spending a two
~ Recorder Roses office. with her rel
alives at Ainock. Ill.
DR.. and Mrs Claude Pettibone re-
turned on Friday from their honey
noon trip and are staying with Mr..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-11
AT THE PARTHENON

The atmosphere of a third rate board
ing house gives a pleasing touch to
What's Your Reputation WORTH a
Corrine Griffith picture which will be
shown at the Parthenon theatre on
Friday and Saturday. For this scene
Director webster Campbell constructed
at the Vitagraph studio in Brooklyn
an exact duplication of well-known
New York boarding house. freQuented
by clerks and stenographers who are
earning modest salaries Before
shooting" the scene Mr. Campbell to
get atmosphere spent over a week vis-
ting various boarding houses of this
type. The result shows the charact-
ers in the picture true to type. Many
OF them were picked up by the star
and her director in their inspection Of
various boarding houses. These char
acters are not actors and do not act
They simply do the natural thing, the
thing which they have been accus-
toned TO do 365 mornings of the year
a the breakfast table. The result is
entirely pleasing and one that should
attract the attention Of the spectator.
The story OF What's Your Reputa-
ton WORTH" is intensely dramatic
Many massive and extremely extensive
sets are used for the production. A
cast OF well-known players. including
Percy Marmont. Leslie Roycroft. Geo.
Howard. Charles Cook and Jane Jen-
nings supports the star.
Many beautiful exteriors taken in
the Ardiondacks at a famous winter
resort enhance the beauty OF the pro-
duction.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-11

! and Mrs Ernest Hixon for the pres
emit
Miss Thelma Smith left on Friday
for Newcastle. Pa. to spend several
weeks with her sister. Mrs. Joyce HUI
IN crown Point will be sorry TO leran
that Joyce Huron had a severe fall ro-
Gently and injured his spine and is
now in the hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Parry. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. c. Gloris. Neil Brown.
Harry Nicholson and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. D. Clark attended the dedication
of the new Golf Course OF the Gary
Country Club at Turkey Creek on Sat-
urday afternoon. The course is said
to be one OF the finest in this part OF
the country and was pronounced so by
several professionals who attended the
events on Saturday.
Miss Henrietta Reiser was with
friends in Chicago on Saturday and
Sunday.
Granville Richardson and wife of
Chicago notored to Crown Point on
Sunday being the guests OF Mrs. John
j. Wheeler.
Word was received here on Saturday
of the death OF J.. J. Baderach. we'll
known by many of our citizens He
was prominent In Chicago political life
and was tho father of Mrs. Harry Hay
ward.
Miss Mabel Gray was the guest Of
friends at Benyon's several days the
latter part OF last week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-11

The Hobart Boy Scouts left today for
Camp Pottawamee where they will
camp for two weeks.
Mrs Shenosh of Crisman were guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Treag-
er last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Malone and family
are visiting at the home OF Mrs Bend
er. parents of Con Benders.
Mrs Ella Thomas of Hamlet. is Wis
iting her daughter Mrs Ed. Fleck.
Agnes and Chas. Nash OF Chicago.
were guests at the DR.. Wehner home
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gamer and fam
lily and Mrs Winters of Chicago. were
guests over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Rose. ST.
Bill Gauff and Bill Reering returned
Saturday from trip through Wiscon-
sin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-11
TWin City
NetOs Notes
NOTICE.


Mrs Emma Spencer, city society
porter for The Times, will greatly rp-
prccinte amy news phOn-d either to
The Times office Il. C 2S3 or her home,
l. G. 072-
Mrs. AL Carlson and son of Tulsa
Okla. arrived in this city Saturday
evening to spend the remainder of the
summer with the formers mother.
Mrs. p. J. McKenna of 4s4a Olcott
avenue. Mr. Carlson viii join his
wife and son some time in August for
a few weeks visit After which they
will return to their home in Tulsa
about the first Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Glueckert Of
Fir St are the proud parents Of a
baby boy born Sunday at the Mercy
hospital. Gary.
Mr. and Mrs Bart Briney OF Fir
st returned home Friday from camp
ing trip.
Mrs. Joseph Perry of Grapevine
st. has been suffering with an abscess
under the arm.
Mrs. z. B Campbell of 44ss olcott
ave. will entertain the No Name Club
on Tuesday evening. July 18th.
Born to Mr. and Mr. Jack salven.
nki of 40? Northcote ave. Saturday
July 9th. son. Thi is the second
boy in the family.
Miss Margery Dolton, Alan Levi:
and Harvey Philips were entertained
Saturday evening at tie home of Miss
Gertrude OConnor at Winsor Park.
| Mrs Eva Pailman of Jackson. Mich
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-11
NEW MASONIC
TEMPLE COLLAPSES

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERvlcEl
SALINA Kans.. July 1.-THE Ave
story concrete frame work of the new
Masonic Temple. under construction
here. collapsed today. There was
cracking sound as the framework be-
gan to weave. followed by giant roar
as the building fell. Workmen rushed
from the structure at the first warning
sounds. but Roy Riekmore and George
Shawhan are believed to have been
killed beneath the wreckage. One
workman. Jack Juck. was taken from
the ruins. badly injured. The cause
Of the accident is not known.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-11
COUPLE
A HIT AT ESSEX
JUNCTION

Among the actor folk who claim
Hammond as their home are Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Butler OF the Butler DeMuth
Players who are now playing the New
England States. When they are not
on the road they make their home WITH
Mrs. Buffers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Dolhof. $50 haywood avenue
The following notice of their show
appeared in a recent copy Of an Essex
Junction. VT. paper
BUTLER DeMUTH PLAYERS
Essex Junction is fortunate in hay
SANITATION as the Butler DeMuth Play
ers which come to the Parish House
for two evenings. tonight and tomor-
row night under the auspices OF The
Mems Club.
Two people OF the company are we'll
worth mentioning. Mrs Butler is a
graduate of the Chicago Conserva-
tory of Music and sings in double tone
beautiful gowns and has a
very pleasing personality Mr.. Butler
is a graduate OF the Western Conser-
vatory of Music-plays all kinds Of
freak limitations on the piano and also
crawls inside OF the piano In one Of
his acts and plays a la Italian harp.
He is the only man in the world who
plays a slide trombone and the piano
the same time. Jakey is a Jewish
character and Will keep his audience
laughing continuously. Everyone en-
joys Zeke with his balloon and trained
rabbit
This show guarantees to please you
and comes well recommended The
i6utler DeMuth players are booked TO
appear at the Waugh opera House in
St. Adams Saturday evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-11
DARING RAID BY
ALLEGED GARY MAN
Said They Were United
States Marshals and Rob
bed Long Lake Resort.

VALPARAISO. Ind. July 11.-One OF
the boldest and hard planned hold-ups
ever in the history of Valparaiso came
to a head last Friday night at the Pet
err Fernekes resort. on Long Lake.
The workings of this began last
Thursday night. when three well
dressed men, drove into the Ferneke
place. went into the house. and one
said. Hello Pete. how is everything?"
Then they pulled back their coat la
pels. and isplayed U. S. Marshal stars.
Quite a number were in the place. and
one of them said. Pete We are govern
ment men. and want a private talk
with you. to get just what Is going on
here" All the people were sent out OF
the house and after bein assured that
no one was in the house. except Mr..
Fernekes sitter. who had retired. they
said Go tell her we are here. and no
matter what she hears. she is to say
nothing" This was done and shortly
after they told Pete he knew what
they were after. that he had lived in
Chicago and knew the ropes. They
asked how much money he had on hand
and were told that the amount was
small. as he had just banked his 4th OF
July receipts. That probably he had
$50 in the house.
We want that" said one and Pete
produced it. Then they broke UP the
nickle and penny machines and took
what they could find. and upon leaving
told him they would be back in a few
days. and that IL he breathed a word
of what had happened, or they saw
anything of ii in the papers. they
would put him where he would not
need any more money. This threat had
Pete frightened he kept mum. Last
night they appeared again and when
told that he had no money on hand
they became abusive. ing they had
notified him to have it on hand.
Pete then said he had tried to get the
money for them but could not. They
then made him sign a note and while
all this was going on Pete's sister sig
nailed the pavilion for help, and as the
alleged government men left the place
many appeared with guns to appre-
bend the hold up men, but here Pete
cried to them not to shoot. as he did
not want any one killed on hts place.
This gave the three a chance TO duck
away. and hide in the marshes. Sher-
. if Pennington was Immediately noti-
fed. and shortly a large posse OF the
armed men were securing the marsneS
for these bandits. but they could not
be found. The sheriff. however. To-
Gated their automobile and has pos
session OF it. 1t was a Ford.
Pete says these men kept some ono
TO watch his movements from Thurs
day night until they returned last ev-
enng.
The three claiming to be govern
ment marshals. are said to be from
Gary. One of the men has been recog-
nzed and the officers hope to shortly
be able to round them up.
About 800 was taken in the raids.