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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
WHEN A Girl MARRTES
A Neu Serial of Young Married Life
BY Ann Isle

after number-heard, but didn't attend.
Suddenly he turned from the telephone
for a second.
Better get after that blue thing
umajib grille, and whip it into shape.
Every ones accepting, breaking dates
and everything to come. had to chase
Jeanne all over town, but T got--her at
last. launching with Sheldon at Carriers
-lunching at four-Shelly's got it bad !!
Now run along and get ready to be the
beauty Of your own party. Go to 1t,
Anner"
Duly 1 went over to the carved chest
and lifted the lid There lay the robe
Of shot silk-win&ing up at me in a ma
licious glitter of blue and green and
silver. 1t seemed to say:
well, I've conquered at last--you have
to wear me-"
l lifted it in my arms-and as l did
so, the jeweled girdle caught and held.
l gave little Jerk-and something
clicked. Then smoothly and evenly, as
if / had performed magic rite, the false
bottom slid up, and the secret compart-
ment Of the chest lay open. / had IN
consciously manipulated the spring. And
on the bottom of the chest I saw the keys
the duplicate keys that Tom Mason had
flung there after tho night he used them
to effect an entrance to our apartment.
picture Of Envy twlrling those keys
on her finger and smiling knowingly
me to me.
I flung the dress into the secret com
partment and banged the scored lid down
over it. l couldn't wear the blue robe
now if I would!
l cried, trying to keep the exultation
out Of my voice: JIM cant wear that
blue robe. It's down In the bottom Of
the chest--in the secret part-and can't
work the spring that opens it,"
Jim didn't answer-but a moment later
he called an abrupt "goodby," hung up
the receiver and hurried over to tumble
with the chest. 1t didn't yield. After
five minutes he straightened UP with
crimson face.
Il believe you did it purposely"
Il did" 1 confessed quietly.
"Indeed7 And now may / question
what extremely clever thing you plan
to do next? That dinner of mine hap
pens to be a fun dress affair What are
you going to do about itf"-Copyright,
1921.
(rO be cOntinUed.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
LIFTS TRAVEL
RESTRICTIONS
Order Permits Reserve Of
ficers to Go Abroad.

Restrictions upon travel and temporary
residence abroad Of reserve officers mas
been removed in an order issued by the
Secretary of War, a copy Of which has
just been received by the local Army re-
cruiting station at 102 South Illinois
street The order states that permission
for travel or temporary residence abroad
shall be granted upon request without
regard to the probable duration of such
travel or residence. In addition to re-
porting to the adjutapt general such
officers must report their addresses to the
nearest military attache.
The order further directs that officers
who served during the World War trav-
cling or temporarily residing abroad be
considered equally eligible with those re-
siding in the United States for original
appointment in the Officers Reserve
Corps.
Upon the expiration of the dve-year
period for which a commission is granted
the circumstances Of foreign residence
and availability for training will be con-
sidered in determining whether the re-
serve officer shall be reappointed.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
CHAPTER CXXVII.

Now to call Jeanie," chuckled Jim, in
great glee. "Jingo when 1 tell her that
Jimmie boys rich won't the dear old girl
be tickled silly! -
Then the phone absorbed Jim. I went
over to the window and began twisting
one of the apricot silk curtains into
little rope, letting 1t swing free again.
Jim's voice rumbled on-now persuading,
now calculating now exulting, now
chuckling. l heard him give number
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24

In the last story We left Puss Junior
in the little house Of the White Snake,
you remember. Well. as soon as Puss
was comfortably seated In a big arm
chair, the little snake took book out
of her bookcase and went over to him.
This is a book OF travels" she said.
ut tells you all about queer people and
strange countries. l wish l could travel"
And then she looked so wistfully at Puss.
that he said, "You shall go with me II
you like, for l am a traveller"
4 viii co." laughed the little White
Snake, and after she had put on her
bonnet and hung her vanity bag around
her neck she locked the front door and
put the key in her purse And then they
started off through the woods. And you
should have seen how fast that little
snake could glide along the ground. She
went In and out among the rocks and
bushes and kept up with Puss as well
as a dog.
Well, after a while they came to
great big prison where the windows were
guarded by great iron bars and the poor
prisoners inside could only see a little
bit Of the beautiful big wide world. And
at one window was the face of q young
prince, and it looked SO sad and mourn
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
HOROSCOPE
TUESDAY, JAN, rs.
1.-THE stars incline, but do not cOmpelI'

TUESDAY, JAN, IS.
Mars and Uranus rule strongly for
evil today, according to astrolOgy. The
evening is especially menacing.
The planetary forces seem to thwart
many progressive and constructive move
ments, making for reactionary decl-
sions. This may be apparent in legisla-
tive and civic bodies.
While there may be tendency to cur
tail expenditures for reformatory Work,
the seers give warning that increase or
crime will demand heroic measures to
stop robbery and murder.
Persons whose birthdate 1t is should
not journey or remove in the next few
months. Business affairs should be
watched carefully and will then prosper.
Children born on this day may be
restless and fond OF company but tai
ented and capable Of big achievements.
Copyright, 1921.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-24
SEVEN WONDERS.

Q. What are the Seven Wonders Of
America? A. d. r.
A. These are usually considered to be.
Niagara Falls, Yellowstone Park, Mann
moth Cave, the Garden Of the Gods
(Colo), the Giant Trees Of California,
Natural Bridge in Virginia and the
Yosemite Valley.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
FROM RICHES
TO POVERTY

[iNTERNATl otAL NEWS SERVIeEI
PTTrSBC4eGH. Pa, Aug lS.-Afrs-
Pauline LutR, spent Wednesday night
IN the matron's department at Central
police station. She Is old and feeble.
widow, pennlless. deserted b her rel
st.ves Her husband, Anton Lut&
once millionaire brewer Of Pittsburgh.
lost Ass fortune jus< before no died, six
months ago, Then six weeks ago, the
aalaual nome at 3Saf California avenue
wee gold to satisfy a mortgage Ap-
peals TO relatives for aid fell in deal
ears, go last night Mrs Lotz found a
police station bed her only refuge The
Catholic Charities organization took
her Ia charge today and viii care FOR
her,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
MAY USE LITTLE
BOATS AS CARRIERS
TlwryNNATloNAA NEws ssRYIeEI


DETROIT, Ana ts.--LQuor raw
enforcement aRents in Detroit were
watching Toronto today a. represent
Atives of this newly-formed export
companies sought 10 have the small
craft OF the river declared common
Earrlers.~
Attorney General Raney has order
ed that all liquor cleared for the
United States must be sent IN com
anon carriers that It may W watched
on this eide or the river. This ruling
was aimed al small ships which have
been Smuggling the liquor into De-
trost.
Advices from Canada today that
there was p chance that the export
companies might have the little boats
brought into this category caused
great concern TO the officials q De-
+roit. They had been hoping for re-
lief By Canadian action and thought
they HAD found Il Ia Raney's ruling.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
SOUND SLEEP AGAIN
FOR THIS FARMER

rest. and surer continuously from
nervousness, it with only be a matter
Of time until your whole system Will
be completely run down. NcrV worth
VII overcome these conditions by aid
ing your nerve force. giving sound.
reatfuI sleep, aiding your tiEestIve
system and toning you throu snou+.
Buy your arst trial bottle. uss Il az
corv1ing to directions. and r you ara
not satisfied that Il is helping yDA.
your money will be refunded
Sold al 81 90 per bottle and recon-
mended by Summers Pharmacy Adv,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
BABE" RUTH
IS PLANNED"

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERyieEl
WORCESTER MASS. Au~ There
u at least one coterie that refuses to
get excited over babe Ruth or his homo
run exploits. Il is Worcester's clergy.
Ia fact. the babe Is receiving no lit
tie banning" here. X being declared
he -as little claim on the admiration or
fnndogn aside from hts welding Of hts
war club
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
BAL TlMORE &OHIOP PLANS
$9,5OO,OOOFOR REPAIRS
Work for all Suspended EN-
ployes Hinges on Congress
sional Aid TO Carriers.

Contingent upon the pA=sago 81 the
Wv Townsend funding bin ~
S'nnsress, the Baltimore s Ohis Eall~
road company Is planning 10 enond
ep.5ep,poe for repa!ra- according 10
George NJ. shriver. vice. PRECEDENT.
The undertaking would neee7sltate
the recall ef all employees recently
laid of.
In a letter TO Reprc~entatgva Tihl-
man. Mfr. snriver es4d that the prov4-
stone Of the re4icf bill woud entitle
tae Baltimore y Ohio railroad to s13.-
GOO. oa0,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
ARMY HOSTESSES
MAY DON UNIFORMS
tINrEaNAroNAL NEws sEaylcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
BOSTON. Aug After SeptemDcr
hoatessas In The United States army
viii wear 4 bottle gray uniform It
i probable they VIII be allowed to
wear aiso The sam browne belt. along
With thc privilege now granted TO tho
nurses who are officers IN the army
MICS Louise Fleming, supervisor Of
tho First corps Area. is busy max. 3
preparations to have the hostesses IN
this corps ready to obey the order by
September l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
PANAMA CANAL
Is BUSY PLACE
IInrERnArIoNAl nEws sERMcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV}cEl
BALBOA. PANAMA CANAL ZONE
Aug. 1s.-In the seven years that the
Panama Canal has been In use 1916
vessels carrying $500 900 tons OF car
re hAwe passed through the waterway,
Ii wr@s announced today BY the Cana
Zone authorities, During the last
year 2.s43 ships with ii 100000 tons
or cargo passed thro0gh the Cana
Tae seventh birthday OF the Canal
fell upon Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
LII. u. snlveIy, West Faruington. o
Relieved Of slcepIeaAness and
Nerves by Nerv-worSh.

Before commenced taking Nerv-
Worth" said Mr. Sniveiy, Il was go
nervous that could not get a good
nights sleep. have been taking
Nsrv-North only short time. and
now cen sleep well and can stand
work have only taken two bottles
ard can certainly recommend It. ="
II you cannot sleep or get your proper
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
ROB CADORNA'S HOME


INTERNATIONAL NEWS sgRYicEl
LONDON. Aug. -BuTgsars. entered
he house at Florence. Italy Of Cen
oral c'ardona in command or the Itai-
ia.l army a tho beginning Of the war.
destroying a portrait or him which
they found
They stole all the decorations of his
father and several regolvers and OBJ
loeta Of art.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
HUNDREDS
SEEK DISCHARGE
(INTERNAYIoNAL NEWs sERYIcEJ

(INTERNAYIoNAL NEWs sERVIcEI
BOSTON, Aug .-Hundr>ls of re
quests from enlisted men are pouring
into the First Corps Area asking 70 be
discharged from the army, according
to tho records Of Colonel Archibald
Campbell. adiutant Of this area II Is
expeeted that the REQUESTS Will reaeh
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
ROBBERS AT WORK

Thieves are At 1t again in Hammond
and in Chicago. where they sometimes
yietimixo Hammond people. George
johnson. sos Holman street. was rob
bed Of his Ford ear IN the city
John I. Gohrke. $40 Ann street Lost
toola valued at SIG some time last night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
30, 600, coo KRONEN
PAID FOR SONG
ItwrERnATloNAl HEws sERyicsl

Berlin AUG. Robert Stolz. a
Vienna composer. has broken tho
worlds record for the income reccIv-
cd from single piece Of dance music.
according to tho Neue Berliner. His
"saiomo Foxtrot" has nettod him 80
100000 kronen in royalties. To tg-
ure out the wealth Of the foxfrot mil
iionnire in real money, an Austrian
krone Is worth about one-teath OF one
cent
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

Albert I~ape. 1920 Madison street, It
MS bicycle in front OF the Hammond
A1ildIng yesterday afternoon for a
few minutes. \ thief made way with
i IN his absence
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
CHASED BY
A BLUE SNAKE

PONTIAC, MICH. Aug - blue rae
er snake measuring six feet. attacked
Arthur Bigelow q farmer residing near
Holly recently. Tho snake chased
Btgeiow for some distance until Bise-
low nnding club, turned and kllied
the racer
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

sovernment's Irish pas $, der and
withdrawal Of All pence proposals and
tho ro-oFganiaation ~ Ireland - a
Crown Colony.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

A Small Purchase.
Nervous Piano Salesman formerly
department store clerkl Shall We
send It for you?-Boston FY Transcript.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

city? Across the engagement of
this celebrated couple, the an
nouncement Of which has caused
q storm of conjecture to arise in
prominent Episcopalian circles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

more than /. 600 in the First Corps
A-ca.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19

L Curry q Toronto, Canada, six other
men and four women were captured b.
police carly today In a thrilling raid
On large steam yacht believed 20 be
used b5- one 81 the strongest wAiskay
rinss running booze between the Unit
cd States and Canada
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-19
RUM SMUGGLERS
ARE CAPTURED

INTERNATIONAL news sERvicEl
CJ1EN E.I4N%D, Alg. IS.-Ca pt ain n m.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18


Np", "uu u'''h'" ne ma it'r IN
sl,n Il1l1 i'''l'I'I n'i're tn" '1ar
gi,'. W. '"" 'H. H' ',''I'i w. in'l su'
'" U|u'l'ols, ln'
N,,' '',',,' " l' II''n' .II .'I :. |.
,"N' l'.'I ""' ','''"h ''h l'ls'i ,up'V,,,
., "'" ~, ,4"' " I.''',,' ne s''u hu''',
n ,,,t.,,
,,.,J.r ~ .,. i,nd And ieT ,ho
name lac b,iny IN, Gar v,nv, nm
nI,t,,s, ,f ou, c,pf,Ire DO
800, ,,-, d..
w, WI" ~" % u''s' n'l'li'n MN
,"Gl', w W. "'.''. Mo,N ON SUI -, .
,li I"1 WV. hu, 10 pl'"lS ','', .,.
I.'"l'u '", LI.'.''l "''''i'' ~ ""'
""'''"' '"''l"''"'.
u was such % location That the
japanese took over when they made
p"aro following the old i'us1ian-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

and the wonderful and s'lil Gorgeous
oriental palaces NJ the NInchu cn-
pcrors. Step ont of the old west gate
Of the city ana sou step apparently
into another world for tho modern
part of The city IS under the lmmc-
diate control ~ the South Mauchu-
rlnn railway
This railway was born I'm Toxic in
1906 by imperial decree. II imme-
dIatoly became something more than
railway. something moro than
transportation system. II became
the arm of power Of the japanese
imperial government. It became the
great developing power In that see
ton NJ the FAR east
Tho South Manchuria Railway
company operates steel works, coll
Lcrlps. watorworks, electric light
plant gas works, building projects.
Laboratories and experiment stations.
Ana. according 20 one ~ its official
bulletins Getty building and adminis'
trnu1u are also part OF the rail
ways work"
II even goes further than that II
conducts schools, hospitals, hotcls.
banks. clubs. bureaus etc. until
there seems 20 be no end 90 its CO.
losgal undertakings.
u has but 700 miles Of track In
operation. In addition to these 700
miles, however. the company has
been "lntrustcd with the manage
ment" Of the entire system OF gov
urumont railways IN Korea, and this
means 100 moro milog 500 miles iu
an. The phrase Entrusted with th"
MANAGEMENT is quoted from an Of
nclal bulletin II means much.
Sometimes tho Koreans cause II to
mean great deal that Is unlovcly
and distastcful.
Bearing In mind again the present
conference at Washington, note the
wonderful assets Of this government
owned and controlled railway In
Manchuria and It's Entrusted rail-
way In Korea.
First, there Is the famous Fushun
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

TO build up the resources Of that -.
gion and make the inhabltauts r,a-.
prosperous. '''
IL seems but yesterday since No.
churia was The Forbidden T.,.5 ,,
the part OF China from which o.
elgners were most vigorously d..
barred. Since the childhood of ,,..,
and women alive today il was pra',i
cally impossible for any foroiFn,, 10
put foot In Manchuria. much los
travel In modern comfort across ,,s
plains. enjoying its old-world sgouery
Less than "A generation ago f6.
Russians opened up the cuuutry f,-
themselves, but II was the Iapaneso
during the last dozen years .r 70,
who have made II accessible f1r ,s,.
whole world
Yet even today Il IS hardly kna..,.
as compared with other parts of fhl
far east. Yet there is a bit of ..d
Ceana undergoing rapid and a..
matic changes. Here the lrr.r...
rub elbows with efficient Japaulsa
engineers who are running powerful
steam and electric locomotives
IL II any onder that the eyes Of ,I
nations are on Japan and up0n her
methods and her ways OF doing
things?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
ETH CENTURY METHODS IN AN ANCIENT COUNTRY

ten ua % question and discussed by
ptntcamtu'
Tho south Nnurniriau railway i4
slowly becoming urI known among
,lnw OF travellers who nrc astId-
Ious Da tu a class a train They have
IN goo marked Iu their "hme bYoks "
This section Uf tho ,ar'h be- becoming
Uf supreme lmportHuto d., way Of
contrast between tho cas. ana tho
w.et n o. nu rxtmpls of what the
japanese nuHu,irrs have been
quick to understand tho advantages
of western railroads I'm suite OF all
that Ia said about tho.r dluIomatIc
methods. they httc shown wonderful
ability On adopting tho western ,yav
uf doing things o. the section NJ tho
world which thul seek tn dominate.
Ihhlhg l'"t ifoW ihD annotated
Nu''u'r "I ihD canadian Pacific
railway. ihor nav" 'I'1blIHhrd o. Ho-
i.'H "i iIn" hotels 'n EH along with
Ih'lr newborn railway The hotels
hr" In every way lii to be compared
win ihosr " America.
Taking this modern railway at
Nukdcn. you ride In the standard
Pullman. attended nv q uniformed
pOrtor You awaken In the morning
feeling very much as YOU would were
YOU riding iu ono of the crack
trans.uontiucutul trains at home.
You look ont of your window when
seated iu tho dining car and find
that YOU are approaching "a rIf. Tho
rmoll of anIt is in the air. You arc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

stalks. the analyses Of coal and iron
ores and experiments in the possibil
tiles of the soya bean and many 9TH
er things amost too numerous TO
mention.
Then there are the great Anshan
steel works American engineers es-
innate that these works may soon
rival the big ones in America. The
japanese themselves claim that the
future source OF steel In the far east
Is located at Anshan.
The South Manchuria railway acts
as the godfather to these manufac-
tories and TO the extensive mines, of
iron ore. There are said TO be sew
eral million tons OF ore located in
the intermediate vicinity of Anahan,
Right now there are two blast fur
naces in operation. 1t Is hoped ulti-
mately, so the railway officials say.
that an annual production of 1000
600 tons will be reached.
Yet in all of these things the rail-
road Is pushing ahead rapidly. There
is even South ManChurian medical
college (Nanman lgakudo) which
began in September, 1911. In 1920
there were 109 students enrolled, SO
Of these being Chinese.
The school work of the railway Is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18

Lama tower. said To he I 900 years
old, which may bc seen from the
windows OF the Japanese govern
mcnt railway trains I'm Manchuria.
one Of great interest. II evidences
as perhaps nothing else does the far
sighted policy of the government
And while the British in India have
specialized on higher education and
grades of learning and the teaching
OF the classical while the great mass
of population received no education
and have become the prey of clever
agitatOrs, who cieverly turned them
against the government that educat-
ed them, their allies, the Japanese,
have learned better, for through the
South Manchurian railway they have
| begun at the bottom, with the
children.
They have not forgotten the higher
branches, as the medical colleges and
schools will show, nor have they neg
! lected manual schools, as the techni-
4 cal schools will show.
Beginning in 1907. when the first
elementary schools We're opened by
| the railway. there were but 262 chill
dren attending. In 1913 there were
2,61S and in 1919 there were 1875.
/ The figures for 1920 are not
available.
In the wonder city of Dairer there
( is a normal school whore the teach
Crs for the primary school system are
trained along western lines. There Is
also reference museum located
there.
/ In order TO encourage education
Yamong the children in a country
where the youngest work and their
consequent expenses while attending
and going to school would be apt 10
deter their parents from sending
them, the railway has granted chill
dren free passage from intermediate
school towns Where the winters
are severe and travelling for the little
one difficult children's dormitories
are conducted and maintained.
All this is n part of this ultra
modern railway. IL Is indeed an OPP
Grating medium with power that
stops just short OF life and death
over the inhabitants of the country.
Yet IL seems to be seeking honestly
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-12-18
ny UTHAL VINcENT WILCOX

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nan"''oh mas yet 10 conquer spoke
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s' "hu Koreans "N' ''"'.-
80, 81 u"lnF "'''h'NH ''.oi"I"' '"
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