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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
SAVANNAH CHINK WANTS
HIS WIFE OUT OF CHINA

Savannah Ca. Sept. 29.-Charlie
Chung. Savannah Chinese. IS seeking
some way around the United States
immigration laws. In childhood. as Is
the Chinese custom, he was married
In the Chinese way TO a Chinese girl
IN New York The girl went hack 10
China with her mother. Charlie, after
some adventures. including 3 year
with A. e. F. IN France. settled IN
Savannah. Now he wants his wife.
but II seems the only way he can get
her is tc go to China and marry her
again and hiring her over. The gov
ernmeat viii not let her be brought
over here for him 10 marry her again
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
POPul AR PHIL BURGESS
AGAIN CRITICALLY Ill
Beloved Citizen ia Dangerous condl.
tlon and is Not sxpected to
Live Many Hours.

The hundreds of friends of PIN r.
Burgess win be grleved 10 learn that
he Il again critically ~ at his home
IN Areo and /, Is stated that his chan.
cos for recovery ere ANYTHING hut
hrleht lie was unconscious lass
nsnht and seemed 70 be growing
weaker. reports said.
Tham phn T. burgess there i not
more popular man IN Brunswick and
his serious condition win cause gen
egal sorrow. While there l. chance
for him Ia remain in his present con.
altlon several DAYS, there Is none for
hts ultimate recovery and The worsS
may b. expected a. any moment Hut
il me meanssne. his friends are hop
snw that he may vel he spared 70
spreaa snnahine. As he has always
acne.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
ABOUT TWO BORN TO
EVERY ONE DEATH
a Total of Only seventy-nine
Deaths in Brunswick This
Year, While the Number of
Births Total One Hundred
and Thirty-seven.

The claim has often been made that
Brunswick is the healthiest city in
the United States and this claim has
been srbstantiated by figures on more
than one occasion. 1t is fact. too.
that while the death rate is deceras-
ing the birth rate shpws big in
crease
k2K khe IlVFp "a 2 1iRe aSae A.
Nres Z News representative called al
the Board Of Health Office yesterday
and secured same for the present
yeatr, up to. and including August.
Total deaths, white, during that Pc
riod is 81, while the number of births
during the same period was G5. 1t
viii be seen that this Is over double.
With tho colored.
The total number OF deaths from all
causes among the colored people up
to and including August was As. while
the birth figures are 72. IT should be
remembered that the deaths are from
all causes and many include infants
only few hours old. This is consid-
cred an excellent showing and proves
conclusively that Brunswick Is the
heaIthiest place in the entire country.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
GOOD LUCK SAVED
PROMINENT CUBAN
Or. Masqueque, of Havana. Gu
ba, is Detained on Charge of
Reckless Driving, But by Pc
culiar Circumstances, Deten-
tion is of Short Duration.

BY piece of genuine good luck
yesterday, DIR. J. G. Masqueque, of
Havana, Cuba, is not detained or his
handsome Mercier touring car attach
ed. 1t seems the Cuban physician,
with his family, was enroute from Ha-
vana TO New York and had a collision
with parties from the west, bound for
Florida. The latter were in an Ov-
erIand and it was damaged to con-
Siderable extent. The accident oc-
Cured about five miles from Bruns-
wick and was witnessed by a local
merchant who telephoned officer
Long and he went to Darien and
arrested the eminent Cuban doctor,
taking him TO the court house.
In the meantime the people whose
car was struck went to the court
house having been informed that DR..
Masqueque had been arrested and
proceeded to the Office Of Sheriff
.pgIsRsuyhafes syaYaiteda feE the Glanls 4
iFlB Of I3f Masuueque In custody Of an
officer The officer and the doctor did
reach the court house, but went imme-
diately TO the court room In which
Judge Butts was holding court. The
matter was stated to Judge aud SO.
licitor Scarlett said he did not think
the physician could be held criminal
" and he was discharged. All the
while the complainants were serenely
sitting in the ofllce Of Sheriff Pyles
and when they finally went to press
the case against the doctor. he had
been discharged and was on his way
TO New York, where he will enter the
Cuban consulate and also study med
icine for a year before returning to
Cuba to practice He states that he
IL nephew of President jzayas, Of
Cuba. and appears to be a man promi-
nent In the affairs of his country. He
proceeded on his journey to New
York While the owners of the damag.
ed car from the west are out the sum
1t Will take to pnt 1t In repair It was
Just case Of luck and while the Doc.
ter may have escaped criminal pro.
ceedings he would evidently have
been detained for damages
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
nine KILLED IN
TWD EXPLOSIONS
Powder Mill at ParIin, NJ. j.,
and One in Plant Near Kan
sas City, Blow Up-Five Kill
ed al Former and Four at the
Latter.


Parlin, N. J., Sept. 2s-F'ive men
were killed and three injured today
when explosives being loaded on a
motor trnck blew up The explosion
was felt ten miles aways
The exploslon ocduzfe< q IL
q hhe
0hsfai a''s e'ilplos 96s os fh1
George Harris Salvage company. oi
Norristown were loading onto truck
some nipes that had been I'D III the
process of manufacturing gun cotton.
Plant Blows Up.
Kansas City. Sept. 29.--Tour men
were reported killed today in an
explosion at the Excelsior Powder
Manufacturing company's plant. three
miles southeast of Dodson. a suburb
south of here. Houses within a wide
radiusN were rocked.
The blast shook this city and Kan
sas City, Kas. TSomes in Independ-
ence, Mo-, about ten miles east OF
here also were shaken.
Three buildings at the powder plant
blew up.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30

GRIEVANCE COMMITTEE
WILL APPROVE STRIKE.
lRv Aeea. lated Pres.

\ Chicago, Sept 29.-If the 1885, 4
= 600 members Of the Brotherhood 4
\ of Railway Trainmen, more than 4
y 80 per cent Of whom voted to 4
y strike, are supported by the 4
= grievance committee, the strike 4
= will be ordered, President Lee
: announced today.
= The grievance committee will \
\ approve the strike, was the pre- \
\ diction at union headquarters \
= but the feeling continues in 4
\ union circles that the strike will
= never take place. =
- \ y \ \ \ 4 \ \ Y \ y \ d x
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
]. 7. ROSE IS SURE
TO Be COLLECTOR
List of Those Slated For Gov
eminent Jobs in This State.
Collector Of Customs 5aA
in Savannah is Still One Of
Those i'm Doubt.

washington. Sept. 29.-The follow.
ing federal office holders have been
selected: For state prohibition d.
rector. F. d. Dismuke Of ThomasvilIe;
for internal revenue collector. ]. r.
Rose OF Atlanta. It Is understood
positively and definitely that these
selections have been made here dur.
ing the last twentyfour hours. The
civil service commission has not yet
graded the papers In the examina
tions for postmasters Of Savannah
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
REPLY RECEIVED ST
At MANSION HOUSE.

Dublin. Sept 29.-The reply of
Lloyd George to Devalera was receiv-
ed at Mansion House at 1880 this af-
ternoon and was read by DeValera
and Arthur Griffith. foreign minister
in the dial cabinet, who are awaiting
It.
A reply may be drafted today and
placed before the cabinet which meets
September Goth.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
FIGHT FOR
NEW CLOTURE RULE
Said That President Harding
Has Agreed Not to Interfere
in controversy-RepubIicans
Renewed With New vigor
Their Struggle For 1t.


washington, Sept. 2s.-Backed by
assurances OF non-interference from
PRESIDENT Harding, Republican SEN
ators' today renewed with fresh vigor
their campaign for a new senate clo-
ture rule to prevent filibustering and
obstructive debate.
Some Leaders Oppose.
The principal immediate task be-
fore the group Of Republicans advo.
eating the change IN time-honored
senate procedure was said tp ba cen
version OF few pzQ III
ak1f7 y:
q & Z
;
Esl1is0fl 80 T. M 'l7ll,Iis
cans, its sponsors said thaM hey hop.
Sd tt secure pledges from large ma.
jority o. the Republican membership.
Don't Like II.
There is however, number Of I'M
huential senators. including Senator'S
Johnson OF California, LaFollette OF
Wisconsin, and Borah of Idaho, who
are opposed TO the change Their OBJ
jections were said to be on the ground
that the restriction Of debate by ma.
Jority vote would deny small minor
ity the power to delay or defeat what
they regarded as vicious measures.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
Team Number Scores 2I9,
While Their Opponents
Total ia.
SECOND TEAM BREAKS 2O7:
FOREST CITY MARKSMEN 2O4
Boys All Had an Excellent Day
of 1t and Savannah Shooters
Are to Have 1t Out Again on
tn e Brunswick Gun Club
Grounds Next Thursday Az
ternoon, When Large Crowd
Will Come Over.

The local shooters who went to Sa-
vannah yesterday morning for a
match with the shooters of the Savan-
nah Gun Club won in both events,
both teams numbers one and two de-
feating their opponents by safe
scores.
Brunswick Team No. 1.-McKinnon
46; Leavy, As; Cate, A; Clark, AZ;
Armstrong, Al. Total 219.
Savannah Team No. 1.--Balfour As;
Ivey, A; Buckner, 4s; Meyer, AZ;
Cardmore, 81. Total PA.
Brunswick Team No. 2.-Abbott.
AZ; Bunkley, AZ; Berrie, AZ; Lynn.
Al; Dunwody 80. Total 2O7.
Savannah Team No. 2.-Thompson.
As; sloat, AZ; Guffle, Al; Launey. 80:
Shredder, 81. Total 2O4
vassa Cate, of the Brunswick
shooters, returned to the city last
night and he reports an enjoyable
time. He states that the Brunswick
ians were royalty entertained by
members of the Savannah club
An invitation was extended the Sa-
vannah club for a squads only shoot
here next Thursday and the same was
accepted. A large delegation will
come over with the marksmen and a
pleasant day is anticipated. The shoot
will be held at the grounds of the
Brunswick Gun Club, out on Glynn
.....a s.s.ss Z. e - T..
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
England Not Submit
to Irish an Separation
Says Lloyd 4 orge
HUSBAND AND WIFE ACCUSE
EACH OTHER OF MURDER.
(By Associated Press. J

Albany, Ca, Sept 20. Clean Moore
Hudson, the farmer who was indicted
Jointly today charged with the muir
der of her two little sons by her pre-
vious husband. will be placed on trial
here next week and the wife will be
tried later, according to present
plans.
Each claims the other shot the
children, but, under the Georgia law,
husband and wife cannot testify
against each other.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
CAN'T STAND COMPETITION

Athens. Ca. Sept. sa.--Automobile
truck competition may force the
Gainesville Midland Railroad into the
scrap pile. according 10 a letter To
the Athens Banner from W D. Yeas.
ey. receiver for the road.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
SINN FEiN VERY
MUCH SURPRISED.

The Sim Fein leaders were agree
ably surprised by the wording OF
Lloyd Georges note and one member
Of the cabinet who saw Il expressed
that public confidence in the confer
ence being held was justified.
Forecasts in the newspapers had
led the republican leaders to believe
that section OF the British cabinet
had succeeded in getting inserted GER
tain conditions which must be refus-
ed. The dal minister said this after
noon "the reply Is certainly better
than was expected
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE SHOCK

Los Angeles, Sept. ga slight
earthquake shock was felt in the
southwest section Of the city early
this morning
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30

and Atlanta and IL Is not known who
will be at the top ~ the lists Of ell
gibles. ANY one OF the three highest
may be selected in each case.
No definite progress has been made
IN selecting a collector Of customs. at
Savannah.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30


- dispatch Of this note: and the
firm tone Of it. is & matter Of much
soncesn In London Official circles and
the reply and action OF the irish lsad-
ers is being awaited with much ankle
ty.
Premier Lloyd Georges note car
ried with II declination to meet the
Sim Fein negotiators on the basis
Of the previous minister holding that
would be basis which might involve
Great Britain in recognition of Irish
sovereignty.
He renewed his offer of a confer
ence with view OF ascertaining how
the association Of Ireland with the
community Of nations known as the
British empire may be best reconcil-
ed with the Irish national aspira-
tions.
In view OF the recent declarations,
DevaIera. as well as Arthur GriHth,
the belief Is held in some quarters,
that the Sim Fein can now accept
Lloyd Georges invitation without
abandoning IT'S viewpoint
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
PREM|ERE' yDs
Sim FE|k lads
HIS FINAL NOTE
Nothing Regarding an Indepen-
dent Nation Will be Given
Consideration.
MUCH ANXIETY in LONDON
AS TO DE VALERA'S REPLY

Sons of Erin Must-Base Their
Ambitions For Self Govern
ment With Community of
Nations Known as the Brit
ish Empire.-Sinn Fein, 1t is
Stated, Were Agreeably Sur
prised at Note.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
NEWBE ERRYCLEAREO
BY MAJORITY BIZ I
DEMOCRATS KICK
Urge That Ford's Opponent Not
Be Given Seat in the
Senate.
BOTH AGREED THAT FORD
WAS NOT REALLY ELECTED

Democrats Declared Michigan
Man Was Elected on Cor
rupt and Illegal Methods, "
and Practices and That a
Seat in the Great Law-mak-
ing Body be Denied Him.
Not to Attend Sessions.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-09-30
(By Associated Press.l

London, Sept. 29.-Leaders of the
irish sim fein have been Invited to
take part in a conference in this city
on October II, in a note dispatched to
Eamonn De Valera, by Premier Lloyd
George.
This note is considered to be the
British governments final message
between London and Dublin regard
ing Irish peace settlements.
Premier Lloyd George informed D.
Valera however, that the 13ritlsn soy.
srnn1ent could not alter I<s fundanIonE
TIA pQsition which is ID ia IlIs. ILL.
'''sss he' rpposlts ! anon sell gov.
'eriiIneQk as 4 member of the sister
hoo&& fhe British donations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25
National Crop Improvement Service

National Crop Improvement Seryice1
MR.. JAMES NICHOLS, the presi
Iva dent of the Michigan State Farm
Bureau states that one hundred local
wool-grading warehouses in So counties
is an effective solution for the high
freight rates and extra charges with
respect TO the 1921 wool pool.
Expert grading specialists are tour
ing the state and wool is graded and
weighed in the presence of the grower
and a substantial cash advance is made.
The educational value of this is heart
lily Endorsed by the growers
In Iowa, Missouri and some other
states as we'll as Michigan, the wool
growers are cooperating, arranging for
the manufacture of blankets and suit
ings as additional outlets for the 1921
pool. Last year more than five thou
sand blankets were sold in Michigan,
which gave the grower eight to ten
cents more for his wool.
Sutings are also to be made. It Is
estimated that in buying suitings OF
himself be will receive so per cent ad-
ditional over the raw wool market
price.
Blanke. manufacture will continue
through the summer in preparation for
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25

The second services tomorrow at the
Good Shepherd Episcopal church VIII
be held at 10 o'clock in the morning
instead of at 1915. which has always
been the custom. The earlier hour
VIII prevail throughout the months Of
July and August.
The Misses Esther and Sarah Miro
vich Of Cedar street were Joint hos
tesses at a shower function last even
ing 10 honor the nuptials of Miss Lola
Dublin Of Fir street. which is taking
place next month TO Dr. Louis Fem OF
Indiana Harbor. The home was pref
tily arranged in pink and white and
the diversion of the evening was bun
co in which Miss Lillian zimmerman
and Miss Irene Pomerance were grant
ed the honors. The bride-elect re-
ceived many beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Karagish. Of
East Chicago. are visiting friends in
New York City for several weeks.
A dinner party was given by Miss
Gertrude Mclaughlin OF North Barring
avenue TO honor the near approach of
the wedding of Miss Iva Eddy to Rich
ard Davis OF East Chicago, The guests
numbered seven and were all nurses Of
the Tri-Cities. The arrangement OF
the affair was carried out in pretty
floral effect and the scheme Of the
menu equally we'll chosen.
Mrs. E. S williams of South OIL
colt avenue. has departed for a two
months visit with her father at Es-
canada, Mich.
The ombination Of services for an
abbreviated and early morning wor-
ship and Sunday school at the First
Methodist Church of East Chicago
last Sunday worked successfully and
will be continued throughout the sum-
mer. Rev. Geo B. Jones is delivering
sermons both brief and interesting
with special regard TO young people
and children IN the morning worship.
The subjects of his addresses for to-
morrow are. "A Balanced Life" and
"A Natural Religion" What inter-
ests and profit to the older people and
a cordial invitation is extended to
everybody. The music will be good
The evening worship will be held in
the community parlor. The Senior
and intermediate leagues will hold
their devotional meetings at $50 p. m
A daily vacation Bible school viii
begin at the First Methodist church of
East Chicago on Monday. June 81, at
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25
7iwin City
M,tUs Notes

The young people OF the United
Pres eyterian church will hold an ice
cream social on Monday night, June
27. The object is to raise money 20
send a number OF delegates 70 the ma
tional convention to be held in Cleve-
land in July. Everybody IS invited
10 come. Chicago Presbytery will
meet with the Indiana Haroor congre-
CATION on Tuesday. Representatives
from all the church are expected The
Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at the
church. At 1880 there will be a con-
ference on Sabbath school work 70
which the congregation is invited
Wednesday evening the mid-week
prayer meeting will be held at 1870.
The subject will be the Epstle to the
Galations. Bible school meets at 9:45
a m. This Is the last day OF the
quarter. full attendance is desired
Make a perfect record. Preaching
The subject Of the evening viii be a
study of the book of Revelation
Young People. intermediate and Junior
meeting at S:45 D. m.
The Hairs of Fortune" and THE
Fiery Furnace will be the sermon
subjects of a. H Mckee. pastor or
the First Baptist church of Indiana
Harhor tomorrow. In accordance with
the other announcements made. this
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25

900 a m. 1t is for all children OF the
city from IS IA years. inclusive 1t
Will continue until 1880 for FIVE days
per week for five weeks. The only tu-
it!on is the expense OF the material
the children use. There will be. in
addition to the study OF songs and
Bible lessons in patriotism. flag drills.
handeraft work. pageants and play
time in which both good old and new
games will be enjoyed The hand
work will consist OF hammock max
ing, bead making. construction work
in different materials for the little
children, sewing. and some construc-
ton work for the boys. Your chill
dren will be welcome even II they are
not connected with the church. The
cool community parlors will be a fne
place for your children these hot days.
They will be under the care Of a halt
dozen splendid women.
First Congregational cGurch. East
Chicago. Magoun and l45th street
Rev. Frank Naples, pastor. sunda,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25

big selling campaign early in the fall.
Wool graded locally will be stored in
local warehouses and sold from there.
c. Pickard, the county agent of
Humboldt, Ia, says that the only per
sons who can obtain these blankets at
this price in that county are the
growers themselves. Each grower is
allowed to be advanced on his account
at the warehouse, one blanket for so
pounds of wool which be consigned in
the pool last spring. Many Of the
growers recognize the exceptional value
and are taking all of the blankets for
their own use to which they are en-
titled. It is only the surplus blankets
which the growers do not wish to keep
which will be sold by the Humboldt
County Growers Blanket Exchange
being conducted under the supervision
Of the farm bureau.
The merchants are beginning TO wake
up to the advantage Of this wool game.
and IN number of places the blankets
are put on exhibition at one of the
prominent dry goods stores in each
neighborhood. 1t is stated that where
the factory prices on this kind of blan-
kets may be $40 to sl2 the growers
may expect to buy them from them
selves relatively for $500 TO $3.50.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR BAPTIST ASSEMBLY

FRANKLIN. Ind. June 25-The
program for the annual session OF the
Indiana Baptist Assembly. which IS to
be held August 6 to 10 at Franklin
College. has been announced by the
Rev. o. r. Mckay. OF Indianapolis
state director Of religious education
and dean of the assembly. The Rev
U. S. Clutton Of Indianapolis. is prest-
dent Of the assembly. and the Rev. II
Farr Waggoner. Of Franklin. score
tary.
The pastors bible hour to be held
each day OF the session. will be in the
charge Of the Rev. r. NJ West. D.
D.. u Philadelphia life work execu-
tive secretary Of the general board Of
promotion. The Rev w. j. Sly OF
New York. director OF religious edu-
cation for new Americans. VIII conduct
course in Sunday school manage
ment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25
CIVIL CASES FILED.

1oss-John W. Anderson. Attorney
Roe & Petersen. VS.. Del FunkhouseT
and wife. Case hled June %. return
Able June Is
1eS4-Cari A. Carlson. Attorneys Roe
& Petersen, VS.. Josh vojok and wife.
Case filed June %, returnable June %.
1os5-Nettie Diamond. Attorney Les
ter Oteenheimer. VS.. liza Everson. Case
filed June %. returnable June IS
1os6-WiIson K Jordon, Attorney
Jordan. VS.. George Hudacko. Case
hied June %. returnable June IS
10sT-Avelino Puga. Attorney Hersh-
covitz. vs.. Paul Rellios. ct al. Case
filed June 20. returnable June rs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25

school $50 a m; morning service
o:i5 a. m. The sermon will be preach
ed by the pastor. 4 Bible Glass will
hour. using the regular international
lessons; Mr.. Roy W. Felix and Rev.
Naples are teachers OF the class. All
adults are invited to attend. No even
ing service so We hope everyone will
be present at 1916.
Mary Florence Braddock, educational
director OF the Community church
(First Methodist). and Misses Areta
Bergman. Wanda Scheid and Esther
Jones have been attending training
school for teachers Of Daily Vacation
Bible Schools. at Chicago this week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25
CHARGED WITH THEFT.

In Judge Cohen's court yesterday
Mary johnson was tried for grand
arceny. Charged with having stolen
a diamond ring valued at 500 from
the home of Mrs. John Deering. The
case was continued until Friday. July /
for further evidence against the de-
PENDANT. Mr.. and Mrs. Deering lived
at 4s34 Magoun avenue reported 10 the
police that some one had entered their
home while away and taken a diamond
ring. Mrs. Deering said at this time
the Johnson girl visited her on this
day. The following morning Mary
Johnson. living in the rear OF the
building at 472o Forsyth avenue, was
brought TO the station and charged
with the theft. When questioned in
courg yesterday the girl would not ad-
nit having taken the ring.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-25
SALES REACH 81. 900.

The announcement that the Americ-
an Legion Of East Chicago was hand
ling the automobile contest exclusive
" has registered this weeks ticket
sales close to $1,000. This good work
IS credited 10 the stan of girls who
have entered the contest for the dia-
mond ring 10 be given away on the
last night OF the jubilee.