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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
CALENDAR

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Mr.. TT. Harper. MtU Virginia uar.
pr ard Mn. Jehn bvsusea u Dsye1port
eateftain q Ten q Harper houe.
Idssl Ar club has O'Clock Ipncheon
At The home Of Mrs. Minnie Rice.
In-His-Nane circle Kings Daughters
msets With Mn. }. J. Foley. s1e Twenty
Afyl stysst.s
Mr.. /. 3. White Is luncheon hostess
for Mn. q. Il. Sherwood Of sprinsheld.
Mn. Harold Olmsted, 1885 Rifteenth
street sisss posi- nuptiai for Mrs. Russell
Floyd Of Davenport. ne Miss Esther Keller.
FRIDAY.
Mis- EoteveDa Soeck and Min Mar
LYDIA veitch Of Davenport give joint rc.
citaI q the Hotel Black Hawk.
Mrs.. John ". Tremznn Of TAI Twenty
third street enteftsins at coffee for the
ladies' aid society Of the Broadway Pres
bytesian church from 10 9 o'clock.
Heatherbeil club has birthday meeting
at home Of Mrs. c, Carlson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Grafton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Seafs and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
B. Weaver Of Davenport give evening
bridge. - pre-nuptial for Miss Marion
Floyd-Jenes and Erwin G. Nsecskel.
Mrs. !. 3. White u bridge hostess
for Mr.. G. h. Sherwood Of Springfield.
SATURDAY..
Mrs. Arvid Ssmuelson Of 003 Twenty.
third street will be hostess 70 the Tri-City
Branch Associations Collegiate Alumnae.
Student department Of the Rock Island
Musical club meets at the home of Mrs.
J. r. Robinson. 613 Twentieth street.
Comrsde J. G. Scholes celebrates birth
day anniversary At the homo Of his daugh-
, ter, Mrs. Caroline Paul. with open house
from 30 TO 8 o'clock.
Students auxiliary 10 Davenport Wom-
! ans cub recital at New Music center.
Annual party Of students and Alumnae
| Of the Immaculate Conception Academy al
the school.
Mrs.. F. B. Yetter and Mrs. F. A
Waugh Of Davenport give tea as fare
| well for Mrs. J. n. Sherier at Yettel
home.
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Will reside I'm Davenport.
bridegroom u ! salesmhn.
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Chamin.de Club With Mrs.
MM'ar4hy.

Mrs. William A. Mccarthy was
hostess to the Chaminade club YES.
terday afternoon at her home, o421
Ninth avenue. The program includ-
ed piano numbers by Miss Eta
kruse and Mrs. A. F. Meisner and
vocal selections by Miss Sara
Sampson and Mrs. Herman Staat.
Mrs. Mccarthy gave readings. Re-
freshments were served following
the program. Miss Gertrude Elm
feldt OF Davenport will entertain
the club at the March meeting.
Announce Easter Monday Party.
Tho next social and dance Of the
Davenport Catholic Women's league
will be an affair at the Coliseum on
Easter Monday, March Is. Reports
OF the last dance and card party
q the league Of recent date showed
800 cleared for the treasury. There
Nas 8 meeting Of NJ soolnl en-
19ittee which Ind eAae9s G dc a.
NSaday = IL librasy vhen
~ se1eets wess suAnit&sd,
~
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Endowment Fund Society.

Mrs. S. G. YOungert and Mrs. H.
+. Nyquist entertained the Angus
tana Endowment Fund society at
Mrs. Youngert's home yesterday
afternoon and very large number
Of members were present at the
meeting. Four new active mem
bers were taken into the society
and a very fine program was given.
arranged by Miss Amy Anderson of
Augustana college. Miss Hulda
Peterson gave two violin numbers.
ITO a Wild Rose" by Mcdowell,
and "Serenade" by Drdla. Miss
Louise Cervin, who for the past
year has been working in Chicago at
the commons. gave very interest
ing talk "A Winters Work at the
Chicago Commons" A vocal duet,
where My Caravan Has Rested"
BY Lohr, sung by Miss Anderson
and Miss Alfild Rydbeck concluded
the program. Following the pro-
gram luncheon was served by the
hostesses. Mrs. Joshua Hassel-
quist, 6O7 Forty-fourth street. will
be hostess to the society March 2.
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sise., - n xans. Al .siris. n
the city.
Tie new spring gyhnasiaM
clauses wers outlined and nsW
schedules discussed for the gym
nadum classes. It va decided Ia
carry on the physical and foot ex-
aminations a : larger scale in the
future.
Dikls Class 70 Meet
Mrs. W. p. Bronner Of 1921 Eley-
enth street, will entertain the mem
-bers Of the Covenant Bible class Il
her home this evening. The meet
ing ID called for s O'Clock and al
the members are asked to be pres
emit. -
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
WEDNESDAY

WEDNESDAY,.
Examining board of Rock Island MuA-
cal club has meeting At Rock Island club.
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For Friday Only

Remnants of short lengths of Cot
ton Goods of all kinds. Muslin, per-
Gale, ginghams and other staple
goods. Many sold up to SOC a yard.
All in one big lot, Friday on Bar
gain Square in Basement, priced a
yard ...... ...... 80. ........
(Basement)
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Chauin.Terhurne,

Miss Edna NJ. Terhurne of Sioux
City. Iowa, and Harry M. Chaplin of
Davenport were married at 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon in the
Office of Justice j. A. Boman. The
justice ofnciated. There were no
attendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03

Association Gard Party.
The Woman's Benefit association,
Lady Maccabees, gave a card party
at Maths hall yesterday. Sixteen
tables Of 500 were surrounded dur
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
Your Style is Only Corset Deep

really lot truth that simple
corset surely spoil
| .e
weknown brands coupled with service
The Models
doubt will pleased with them For all styles and at
Cout
Models $500 These based the low price
levels
- second Flcx)
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Rev. J. Clark Granger, pastor OF
the First Baptist church. performed
the marriage Of Miss Ruby Fay
Roderick and Martin Lester. both
OF Tuscola, ut 1890 this morning.
The ceremony was performed in
the pastors study in the annex.
Miss Mildred Hinderer and c. F.
Timpe Of this city were the attend
ants. The bridegroom is farmer
and after a wedding trip the couple
will reside on a farm near Upton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
r. T. A. Parcel Post Sales

A parcel post sale and community
4 sale Is to be sponsored tomorrow
evening ct Horace Mann school un-
der the auspices OF the parent
teachers association. A musical
program will be given and ell par
ents and friends. Of the school are
invited To attend.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-03
EXTRA SPECIAL
Best Quality Sheeting

"a hest quality Sheeting, "better
than Pepperell," full "a yards wide,
heavy round thread. This quality
sold last fall for $1.19 a yard, ce.
Friday only, a yard CCC
limit Of 10 yards to 4 customer
Main F1oer)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
TWO YOUNG GIRLS
TRADE THEIR LIVES
Strange Story of Love
Comes From Denver,
Colorado

INTERNAL tCvAL NEWS 9E&Yt1Ef
DENVER, Colo. Feb. 1S.-A strange
tale Of love ,ha- involves the trading
Of lives" BY two young girls. and the
arrest Of Lawrence Kelly on a charge
Of passing worthless checks 70 secure
funds 10 support his sweetheart. was
revealed here today n the confession
OF mildred Gardner" after she had
been converted to the Christian fatth
in the mission of city Chaplain Jim
-Goodheart.
Kelly and "Afndred Gardner were
married by Goodheart IN the city jaH
here Monday and Kelly was released
only 10 be re-arrested By Boulder Off
GERS on similar charges. He is now in
jail In Boulder.
In her confession the four day bride
who is only II. SAYS she is not Mildred
Gardner, wnom Kelly believed he was
marrying. But her double Dolly
Green New York chorus girl with
whom the real MISS Gardner traded
lives last November
According to the confession. DoIIy
Green, the real Mildred Gardner is
now in san Francisco. employed by
theatre magazine.
Miss Green swears her love for Kelly
and declares that Miss Gardner does
not love him
Ny name is Dolly Green" she con
fessed. Ny home is in Akron. Ohio
I met Mildred Gardner in Dallas, Tex
and we looked SO much alike that We
decided 10 change names. sweetheartz
Jobs-in fact lives. We were tired OF
the lives we w2ce living.
Mildred wrote out her life story for
me and I wrote mine for her. also a..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
Business
Picking Up
For Mays
Miracle Man" is Kept
Busy in West Hammond
Treating Patients

Gradually. as the story Of his work
is retoid by persons whom he has
treated, the crowds visiting the rooms
Of Harry Mays, the Miracle Man" OF
New Carlisle ia West Hammond have
Increased
Mays Is being kept busy treating
patients. Some OF them come in big
automobiles and others hobble to the
house on crutches. All leave declar-
ing they have been benefited.
The healer makes no attempt at
diagnosing ailments. They all look
alike TO him. The patient simply iu-
dicates TO him what ne believes to be
the seat OF his trouble and MAYS lays
his hands over the spot. bows his head
In silent prayer for a couple Of min
utes and the treatment IS over Dur
inE the treatment man whom he
calls his manager stands at his side
and watches everything.
This precautIon Is taken because
having a witness present saved the
day fer Mays when he was prosecuted
recently for practiclng medicine at
Chicago. The witness was able to tes-
tify that the healer did not rub" or
manipulate" IN the instance cited and
therefore did not violate the Illinois
statutes protecting tho practice Of
medicine
Mays believes that the power which
demonstrates itself through HIS heal
ing hands was also looking out for
his interest IN the prosecution. He
says he was walking down the stSet
after the suit was fled when suddenly
a voice" said "ItIi be all right.
7 looked around" SAYS Mays. and
there was nobody near me. got 10
thinking about 1t and decided that the
voice referred to the trial that was TO
come Up soon. Then I was told again
that I would come through all right
7 knew then what TO expect and sure
enough. the case fell nat. There are
mo laws that can interfere with the
work Of Cod Almi ghty"
While ha Il highly religious. Mays Is
arss-res-a-.azzrtassesl- fellow aad has "a
hearty infectious laugh and a hand
grip like wise lie II short aud stocky
with an uncontrolIable mop Of hair
and comes a long way from resembi-
ing the aged white haired type which
is usually associated with tho idea Of
"hand hoalers" and miracle men,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
MURDER
MYSTERY
UNCOVERED

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
NLS CASTLE Pa. Feb. 1S.-Alfr7d II
waite is todar being held in the county
I Beaver, Pa while authorities
r.re link together the shreds of evidence
ending 10 show him the murderer Of
,t.s wife. Mrs sadie White, aged 81.
Missing since December e. and whose
toay was found under q hay pile An a
Dorn here last night
AN autops5 on TIE body Of The woman
this morning showed that she had been
l.utaly beaten, Kicked and choked 70
Geath.
As soon as the remains Of the missing
v.oman were found the county authori-
Ties. fearing possible violence, spirited
White away in an automobile, feeling
ran hi gh for a time but when It be
came known that White was gone the
excitement died down.
While search has been made for some
t,ne to find Mrs. white the husband
maintained that she was alive. In IAN
uary he is said to have told the police
that he gave his wife $1,000 to 20 to
Chicago for a yaer while nc got a di-
vorce. He Is alleged 70 have married
Mrs. Mamie Longstreet a widow Ia
Pittsburgh. the day prior to his wife's
disappearance.
On his way 20 Beaver. he is said TO
have jo}ed with the officers but never
touched upon the circumstances sur
rounding the killing of his VIE
A charge Of murder Is expected to be
lodged against white today by the Cor
cners jury.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
BILLS FIXING
TAX LEVIES
POSTPONED

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Feb. 1s--Four
proposals FOR the state. to extend inar-
ciaI aid to privately owned educational
institutions were turned down today b.
the House Of Repre- esentatlves by the
adoption OF majority reports Of the
ways and means committee for inde6I-
ite postponement Of bills fixing tax ley
les for this purpose-minority reports
recommending that the bis be referred
to the committee of the whole house for
further consideration. were submitted
by Representative Otto F1hcld (Lakep
chairman of the committee aud republi
can floor leader.
The bill killed, provided for (i1
One mill levy on each 500 CT taxable
property for Valparaiso and providing
free tuition for pupils enrolled in col
lege Of education if they gree TO teach
school for at least two years after grad
uating I'd one mill for support Of
tri-state college at Angola for Indust-
rial Education and Americanization
t3 One mill levy for Central Normal
school at Danvnle. 20 Appropriation
OF sf0e 600 to be extended 70 normal and
other teachers training schools.
Only native born or naturallzed clli-
zens may teach IN the public schools,
according 20 the terms OF the Miller
oill passed IN the Senate BY q vote of
80 TO l. The bill was drawn oy offie,
las Of the Grand Army Of the Repub
lie ana was approved by the American
Legion. 1t stipulates that the Ameri-
can flag be displayed in every class
room ard that a pledge OF allegiance to
the Gag be posted in prominent plsess
Senator Hepler (South Bend) opposed
the bill
The Ma;er bill authorizing the state
beard of health to test any medicines
advertised or sold as remedies Tor IL.
herculosis was passed by the senate.
VI to ii. The bul failed previously for
lack Of constitutional majority.
Adoption of the Tulip Tree or "Yei-
low Poplar" as the state flower, was az
proved by the upper house
Objection to permitting the depart
ment Of conversation to draw large
sums from the state treasury, after the
manner OF the State Highway Commis-
sion. was declared by Senator STROBE and
Senator Cravens tdem.) When a H.tl
to grant this privilege came up in ths
senate for the third reading. it was
explained that the department needed
ready money to pay for labor on stare
parks.
The senate passed the bill by vote
IF 3S to2,after limiting the amount to
be drawn to $500 a month. The higa-
way body use Of such funds was said
10 have caused the sensational charges
Just made by the state beard OF
counts
The governor today signed the kan
lakee River Drainage bill.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
CARUSO IS
A LITTLE BETTER

NEW YORK. Feb 18.-The condition
Of Enrico Caruso. the famous Italian
tenor. who Is critically III In his apart
ment at the Hotel Vanderbilt. con
tinues favoyabIe. 1t was announced
early today
AR. Caruao is holding the improve
ment that she showed yesterday" Dr.
s r j. Murray. house physician at
the Vanderbilt. said shortly before 8
o'clock.
Earlier in the morning. Bruno Ii
ratio. the singers secretary. had in
formed newspapermen that the pa
tient was resting comfortably and
continued to show the Improvement
that marked hts condition yesterday.
zlrato stated that while Caruso IS stiu
in a critical condition. strong hopes
are held for his recovery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
CROWN POINT
HAS ITS FIRST
WOMAN JURY

CROWN POINT. Ind. Feb. lS--Ihe
arst woman iurv In the Lake county
courts Is sitting today in the Juvenile
court presided over by Judge Norton
The defendant. a woman, charged with
contributing 70 the delinquency II 4
minor child is being defended ~ At
torney Thad Fanoher while Prosecu~
tor Dwight Kinder IS looking after
the states interests.
The jury impaneled is: Mrs. A. L.
Courtright. Mrs. Della Houk. Mrs. win
Heintz. Mrs. Wan, Black, 11rs. Otto
Bruce. Mrs Glenn Henches. Mrs. w. l..
Altman. Mrs. Dan Hoffman. Miss
Gwenaoltne Parry, Mrs. Otto Flheld.
Mrs A. A. Bisier Mrs. Milton Fisher,
Mrs. H. II Wheeler AID Mrs. ]. a.
Donnaha.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
AN ECHO OF
THE LATE WAR

APPLETON, Wis. Feb 19-A 3rrv
in the district court here today refused
70 give John Deml, a farmer. the s25.-
900 damages he sought from stephen
and john Ballit DR.. 4. Z. Rector and
pr d. J. o'Connor, alleged night rid
exs."
Deml accused the four. who are
prominent citizens here. Of visiting his
home during the fourth liberty loan
drive and attempting 10 force him TO
buy bonds by beating him and later
attempting to hang him. The defend
ants pleaded self-defense.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
CARPENTERS
COUNCIL
FACES FINE

CHICAGO. Feb. Is-The Carpenters
District Council. parent organization
of all Chicagos carpenter labor IN
ions, today is facing q heavy fine
for violating au injunction issued ir
1915 forbidding coercive measures.
In addition William Brims, president
Of the council ana Thomas F. Church,
business agent. have been recommend
ed for Jail sentences by Master in
Chancery William A. Rust. Brims was
one OF the A mill men labor union Of
ficials and contractors indicted sew
eral weeks ago by a federa1 grand
jury on charges OF violating the anti
trust section o1 the sherman act law
reducing building here 60 a minnnu.
by boycotting goods not manufacture Z
here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
LEASE is
SIGNED Up
YESTERDAY
Banks Resources Today Are
Over S75O,0O0.
500 jump.

owing ro its rapil and substantia
sr0wth since securing the location il
be Hammond buHdlng, the Hammond
frlst & savings bank. has been com-
elled to prepare for future expans II
III securing additional pace
. Within the past few days lease
t.th the Hammond Realty company
as been negotiated and signed giving
ae quarters now occupied 5y the
hammond Building Grim 60 the Trust
mpaHy.
rhe terms Of tie new lease coincide
ia hose Of the first one and assure
growing haEk adequate quarters
ons period III time to come. 4
rtod u time thar is e1pected to Wit
1less sae building UP Of the Central
Aool property into the finest busi-
ness section Of Hammond.
It was the foresight Of the officers
the bank. in the hrst placs, that
r.3ted the trend southwark on Holman
-reet and even n the period Of less
taan tv-o yeals this trend has become
9 unlnistakable as 20 make il neces-
ary tor the bank ID fortlfy itself fur
prosperous future.
PLANS BEING WORKED or
The plans for the utilization of the
tew space have not yet been worked
eat but are said to include moving the
directors room from the front ot che
sdnk 20 the new quarters and also pro
ding more space for book keepers
1ho are now working in cramped
quarters behind the cages The pres
ent directors room Will be utilized for
the desks Of the officers OF the bank.
The hrm OF Woods. Martin & 60.
which has its real estate Offices in the
main banking room has also outgrown
IS quarters. This nrm last year did tn
ezcess OF a million dollars Of business
rs q space 12xI2 IL size. Ihe prospects
Tor the coming year are such tnati
iaorc space IS urgently needed by the
cal estate company.
There is~no Immediate prospect that
he bank VIII take possession Of Its
additional space as the lease Of the
rressnt Tenant VIII not expire for.
some months TO come but the bank
C1aciaIs are congratulatiug themselves
~ having secured the lease. When the
Ilammond Trust < Savings Bank
r,os cd to its present quarters its total
osources were in The neighborhood
II s5t1.o0c.01. Today thew are ovcr
s15Gooo0o an increase Of 30 per cent
i year and eight months
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
REPUBLICAN LEADERS
MARKING TIME

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s-Republican
leaders Of congress are marking time
today pending the return Of Repre-
sentative Joseph w. rordnev repub1f-
can of Michigan, chairman OF the
aouse ways and means committee. his
conference with President-eIect Hard
ing at st. Augustine.
Tentative plans for revision Of the
tariff and tax laws BY the next con
gress are being held IN allegiance unti1
Fordney has reported Mr.. Harding's
views as to what should be done re-
garding them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
BIZ ]. BART CAMPBELI.

rsTAFF CORRESPONDENT T. N. sERWcEl
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-The Com
munist Party is renewing its activi-
ties throughout the United States. and
lis threatenening 10 become as ACTIVE
again as il vas before the department.
of justice sought to stamp it out A.
torney- General a. Mitchell Palmer de
clared today.
Palmer resumed his defense OF tho
department Of sustice and its bureau
or investigation in conducting Red
raids" when he resppeared before the
senate judiciary committee which Il
considering the question OF amnesty
for Eugene Y. Debs and others con
victed Of violations Of the espionae Il
and other wartime acts.
The chief object Of the Communist
Party now as j.. was when the de-
partment Of justice proceeded against
1t sleaders IS the destruction OF the
United states government. and the
Continued on page aveD
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
LONE BANDIT
ROBS BANK

sTECBENTILLE O.. Teo 1s-A
lone bandit entered the miners Mer-
chants bank at Smith.eld. near here
at 1915 this afternoon. covered A. O.
Rose and r. T. smith. teIIers. forced
them into vault, locked the vault
and escaped with cash estimated be-
t,veen $4,000 and 81. 600. An hour later
the two teuers were found in the vault
10y other bank attaches. The man
disappeared and no trace Of him can
be found.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
APPROVE BILL
FOR BUDGET

INDrANAPoLrs Ind. Feb. 17.-Es-
adjustment Of Q state budget system
as recommended by Gov. McCray was
approved today by the state senate in
passing by z vote Of 50 to the Rats
bill, which provides for the prepara-
tion OF budget bil by the chief ex-
amtner Of the state board Of accounts
e be presented at each session Of tho
legislature by the governor. The bud-
get system would sapplant the present
plan OF presenting appropriation bills.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
Cold
Is Coming
a-D
IIqTEaNAIL9NAL !. ! NEWs sER.lcGI

fIhTERNATIoNAL NEWS sER1cEI
WASHINGTON. Feb. is. - rae
weather bureau Issued a special bulle-
tin today predicting that the colaest
weather OF the winter VIII be expert
eneed east Of lne Rocky Mountains
during the next week.
The cold weather viii extend south
ward over the gulf and south Atlantic
states carrying freezing temperatures
to the coast the first part Of the COM
ing week" the bulletin states
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
SERIOUS DISORDERS
IN GERMANY?

PARIS. Feb. 1s.-serioas disorders
have occurred IN Berlin. according to
a Nayence dispatch printed IN the Ma
tin this morning.
The dispatch stated the teIephoas
and telegraph communication between
Mayence and Berlin is working badly
All communications from Germany
are declared to be subject to censor
ship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
POWER PLANT
rs WRECKED
LLnTeRNArloNAL NEws sERvIcEl


RACINE. Wis, Feb 18-The plant
Of the Wisconsin Gas & Electric com
pany was almost totally wrecked,
nearby buildings were badly damaged
ana the gas supply of Racine, Ke-
nosha. Cuadhy and South Milwaukee
was cut off by an explosion of ac-
cumulated gas in the meter room Of
the company early today. \ leaky
main is believed to have been respon-
sible,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-18
HOW WHTSKEY
MAY BE TR RANSPORTED

WASHINGTON Feb. 1S-Whiskey
now held in storage may be trans
ported by the owners to their private
dwellings under new regulations is
sued by the internal revenue bureau
today. The rules are made 70 con,
form 70 a recent supreme court de-
cision, holding that liquors can be re
moved and transported il the liquors
were legally acquired before prohibit
tion went into effect.