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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-21
Children's Warm
Sleeping Garments
75c

white or gray cotton sleeping gar
ments have feet and draw strings
at the wrists for added warmth;
especially nice for those who
sleep outdoors. Button them
down tho back and there you have
as warm a little cocoon as one
could wish. Sizes year TO 8
years.
Other warm sleeping garments,
in sizes up to 10 years, are 81 to
81, according to size and kind.
(CentrnD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
NOTED SCIENTIST
TO DIRECT WORK
AT BOSTON TECH.
DiscOverer of COsmic Laws
Elected President of
Eastern School.

CLEVELAND. o.. April 1s-Did
YOU know that there is a device with
which the heat radiatcd by a candle
can be measured 10 miles away
Neither did we until DR.. Ernest Fox
Nichols was elected president OF the
Massachusetts Institute Of Techno-
iogy the largest scientific university
in the country He viii take his
Office July l.
At present Or. Nichols. who Is a
former president of Dartmouth col
lege. IS director Of pure science at
Nela Park. where one OF the largest
laboratories in the world is main
tanned by the Illuminating CO. which
furnishes light and power 10 Cleve-
land homes and industries.
He designed this apparatus 70
measure the heat radiated BY the
stars. IL consists Of two delicate
vanes hung in glass bulb on a
fine quartz fiber. One side Of each
vane in painted black Due 10 the
fact that the blackened sides absorb
more heat than the shiny sides. the
slightest heat tends 70 make the
wares revolve and to twist the fiber
on which they are hung.
BY measuring the amount the
fiber is twisted the amount o. heat
can be calculated.
Astronomers tell US some stars arc
so far away that il takes light more
than one hundred years TO reach us.
$50 the heat / was measuring had
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

left the stars long before I was
born said Or. Nichols
light Exerts Pressure.
Among other scientific discover
les credited 10 DR.. Nichols is that a
beam OF light exerts a pressure Just
as does any article the weight OF
which can be measured BY physical
means.
Scientists for 500 years have been
working 20 demonstrate this fact.
What IS the value OF ito" the cor
respondent asked.
Or. Nichols answered:
"A scientist discovered that an
eyectric wire when heated throws
Off electrons. People said: Very
interesting. no doubt. but how does
the matter concern us?'
When YOU talk by long distance
telephone TO san Francisco you're
employing a practical application Of
that discovery. without it the wire
less telephone would be impossible.
1T is all very well to say that
what we want is applied science. but
you can't supply a thing until after
II is discovered.
AT Massachusetts Institute Of
Technology 1 hope TO keep a propei
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

balance between pure and applied
science.
Pure science unearths a fact APP
piled science puts IL 10 use.
Possibly a dozen people today I'M
derstand the Einstein theory. It's
well within the realm OF possibility,
however, that some day all OF Us
will be using devices growing out Of
Il"
DR.. Nichols is 81 years OF age. He
has received degrees from kansas
agricultural college. Cornell, the
University OF Berlin and Cambridge
university. He was president OF
Dartmouth college at Hanover, y.
H. from 1909 TO 1916. He has been
a professor at Colgate, Dartmouth,
Columbia and Yale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

The chill logic Of a master de-
tective has. according TO advance
word. sunk deep into the soul Of Otis
Skinner, and IL is as "A calm and de-
Quoting catcher of crooks that ne
comes 70 the Oliver Monday night.
April 25. IN "At the villa Rose"
Quite a change for so ardent a
romanticist, so eloquent and ex-
pansive an actor. to make. Oriental
subtleties and fine Italian hands
have been rather his medium and
the blooming emotions Of Gallo AM
Latin temperament his study. In
his element. he is considered u1-
beatable. IL rivaled at all. and there
viii be a psychologist interest in see
ing him adopt the steady ways Of
the fiction police. You must not.
however. expect TO see him all at
once become as eternauy dry and
tense as William Gillette in "Sher-
lock Holmes" nor must you look To-
so thunderous silence as that with
which Mr.. Gillette used TO close that
act when by the jUdiciOus use OF an
Office boy he thWarts the murderOus
Prof NIoriarfty, and after brain
splitting excitement brings the cur
tain down with a drawing: Willie.
you're a good boy" That was Gil
lette'9 own way OF playing a detec-
tive. Mr. SINNERS turnover to the
sleuth play will be done in his own
way. full Of his own individuality
and radiation. qualities that in him
are among the most impressive on
the stage today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

Deaths from snakebites are MT
merous in Afghanistan.
Essentially the same fishes extend
from Florida 10 Brazil.
A Jewish girls club has been or
ganized in Shanghai. China.
Buddhists in japan maintain a
regular Buddhist Salvation Army.
Gas bombs are being used by the
Chicago police in their battles with
bandits who take refuge in houses,
the bombs driving them out.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
Iheate7-S
BLACKSTONE


Passion" at the Blackstone. IS a
stirring spectacular feature con
eeVed about the life Of the famous
french courtesan a. Louis XV's
time. Nine. DuBarry.
from the spectacular point II
view tho picture 81 astonishing. It's
chnaNes show the outbreak Of tho
rench revolution. tho storming o.
me bastiie. related theme bringing
into play thousands Of people in
HON are imbued all inaicting spir-
i's or a raging moi. The scenes
reach the ultimate Of realism. Their
effect on emotions IS little short OF
sweeping. They are full 81 color.
action. excitement and thrin
Chief interest. however. mus.
center on the figure Of DuBarry her
self this for the reason that the
part is so superbly played hy Pola
Negri, one OF tho best known ac-
tresses on the continent She IS
versatility itself. 10 times being the
Finuous courtesan then flashing into
being Of childish cupidity Her
scenes Of dramatic value are acute.
+fFi physical charms are AZ urnes
boldly displayed. but she never be
comes vulgar because Of the rarity
Of her art
The picture possesses q tremen-
dous interest because of superb act
Ing, every part being PLAYED with
almost skill and effect. Pola Negri
in Passion can be compared with
the worlds famous actress, Nine.
Bernhart IN Camille"
Friday and Saturday Madse Ken
nedy viii be shown in her --latest
screen offering. "The Girl With the
Jazz Heart"
Coming Sunday for four days
ireckle-faced Wesley Barry in
'Dinty.' A sIecial presentation IS
now being arranged for ''Dinty."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19

White camels are about as rare as
black sheep.
Goats are the only animals that
can digest cellulose.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-19
What Do You Say E?

APPOINTMENT citizen heard to make this state
ment last week, The Chamber of Commerce is asleep
this that and the other thing He preaced this remark by
saying, vi course not member OF the Chamber OF
Commerce, thinking supposedly that this world wide,
me-worn threadbare alibi would excuse him from the
responsibility of the stigma he placing upon the nStl
tuition which represented his city.
MIR. Citizen, if the Chamber of Commerce is ASLEEP
any subject pertaining the welfare and prosperity of
the community and YOU ARE NOT A MEMBER and are
DOING NOTHING to awaken the committee which is
provided for most any ramfcatlOn of public veal YOU
ARE GUILTY II the Chamber of Commerce asleep. IT
Is YOUR DUTY friend critic, to contribute something
with which to purchase some kind of Big Ben to awaken
the Chamber of Commerce the particular subject which
is to your heart.
The message want get across simply this The
men who invest IN South Bend through the Chamber of
Commerce are seldom found among the knockers. For
when they have criticism offer, they come
the Chamber of Commerce, the Community Clearing
House, and talk the matter with their FELLOW m
VISITORS and arrive at some happy solution to the prob
lem under discussion o IN doubt.
; Mr.. Nonmember, the Chamber of Commerce is NOT
ASLEEP and the Chamber of Commerce is NOT AL
WAYS WRONG. If this Indictment true, the leading
business men, the intelligent leadership the people who
do things In South Bend would indeed be much deuded
group of citizens SOUTH BEND is GOING ali G d.
The Chamber of Commerce is one of the big organizations
of It's kind IN the country In every city your Chamberhas
reputation for being leader At Washington and Indian
apolis your Chamber of Commerce is respected IN
VTTATION SNOW EXTENDED TO EVERY CITIZEN
OF SOUTH BEND who wants to become part of this live;
throbbing, Community Clearing House join and invest
little bit of money and of time unsehsh service.
Where your there will your heartbe also Put
little of your in this great enterprise thermome
of South Bend twill be followed by your heart inter-
and that will back to you sense of sat-
isfacton that you doing your part build up South
Bend and that you have left the ranks of the destructive
critics. who willing make South Bend stand still in
order that few temporary dollars may be carefully gar
nered and guarded
THE SPIRIT OF 1925 WILL BE A GENEROUS SPIR-
IT. Cities and more will be made by the spirit of the
and women who live in them. This is visionary
ideasm This fact being disseminated every day by
farseeng and practical business satstcanS Let us get
together and work together through the Community
Clearing House for great wonderful city Just the
slightly caterpillar changes into the beautiful butterfly
let the negative civic Stacker change to the affirmative
booster builder. NEGATION Is BURIED; AFFIRNIA-
TON is RESURRECTED WE CAN AND WE WILL.
, 1921-10-11
MARINE OIL COMPANY To
sPUD IN SECOND WELL
IN SALT CREEK FIELD

The Marine Oil company will start
its second well in the salt Greek field
probably before the end Of the week.
This well will be located on the south
east quarter OF section 17.3e-7s and
VIII be spudded as soon us the rig.
sing up process is completed.
h well win be in the Immediate
vicinity OF the company's well No. /
which is now producing in excess OF
500 barrels OF oil a day.
The Marine Oil company is the cor.
poration which supplanted the Elk
Basin Petroleum company, the con
Germ which pioneered the Elk Basin
field Its suspicious start on n large
earning basis indicates that It should
be one OF the strongest Independents
In the Wyoming fields.
Financial statements OF the com.
pany for the year ending October i.
a great part Of which time was effect.
ed by the slump in the price Of crude
oil. show hat the earned
100000 on n capitalization OF $685., 900.
In addition to the Salt Creek oper-
atoms the Ohio company has inaugur-
ated a campaign OF drilling the wells
in which the two concerns are inter
ested into deeper formations which
has resulted in n material increase in
production. The oil produced there is
the highest priced oil in the state.
, 1921-10-11
LUG PICKER
AGAIN SUCCESSFUL IN
RECOVERING TOOLS

On Saturday at the Producers &
,Reiners well at Sand Draw. in Fire.
mont county. the second test Of An
drew A. Matheson's fishing tool
known as the alligator" lug picker
was made. 1t was eminently uc-
cessful. in that, within two days the
lost lug, which occasioned weeks of
suspension. was grappled and brought
TO the surface. Every device known
to tho driller had been employed in
vain. previous to the use Of the
Matheson plan.
The Producers &c Refiners company
regard tho Matheson invention as
one of the most valuable ever intro
duced IN the oil industry.
The alligator lug picker is now a
standard tool and is built in this city
by the OIL Well Supply company. j.
s. Mechling of this company. who has
had years of experience in the ma
chinery and supply business. speaks
very highly OF the Matheson inven-
ton as a practical tool.
, 1921-10-11
livestock Mart

CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-tu. S. Bureau
Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10000;
good to best yearlings steady; best
lights and medium weight steers
steady; others slow TO lower; top yearl-
ings s11.5o; bulk beef steers 5000
9.75; she stock. bulls and calves
steady; stockers and feeders weak.
Hogs-Receipts 10000: steady: ulk
OF sales $7.5o@s.9o; top 5000; heavy
weights $S.159s.9o; medium weights
Ss.65d9.0o; light weights ss.5o@s.95;
light lights ss.15@s.7o; heavy packing
sows smooth ss7.35G7.s5: packing sows
rough E.0c@7.35; pigs s7.75GS.50.
Sheep-Receipts $4,000: fat sheep
and fat native lambs CSC higher; feed
ct lambs firm: early sales fat native
lambs to packers largely 5000: to city
butchers s9.s5; choice s127 pound fat
ewes s4.75; feeder lambs largely s775.
, 1921-10-11
SINCLAIR WYOMING IS
COMPLETING BIC WELL
IN SALT CREEK FIELD


The we'll which the Sinclair@wyo-
ming OIL company is completing at
Salt Creek today will conclude the
drilling campaign which was under
taken by the company this summer.
Four wells were drilled by M. o.
Corey. a contractor.
The average daily production of
three OF the completed wells was esti-
mated at 1900 barrels. No test of
the production of tho well which is
being completed has been made but
it is thought that it will approximate
the average OF the others.
Three of the wells are drilled on
the south line OF the southeast quar-
ter OF section 2-3e-1e. and the largest
producer which is estimated at 1000
daily on the north line of the south
east quarter of section 2.
, 1921-10-11

well. was the first in the Ferris field
TO be carried 10 the : ,oo0-foot Level
with a rotary outfit.
Drilling has been resumed on the
Columbia well in the same field, sec
ton 2s-26-s6 after recovering lost tools.
The Dillon on company which sus.
pended work on Its well in section 20
26-s7 after finding a good showing OF
oil 10 the Wall Creek sand at 1896
feet and losing a set OF tools. has
started fishing again with = view TO
deepening the hole when the tools are
recovered.
After many delays the General Pc.
troleum company has succeeded in ce-
menting its casing in its well on sec
don 51-2s-ss where an early compile
ton OF n gasser is expected.
The Kasoming OIL Is set.
ling io-ineh casing at 1.O25 feet in its
well on section 26-2s-ss OF the Ma.
honey dome. north of Rawiins.
In the Aiahoney field the Aiidwes,
we'll is believed to have reached the
Muddy sand At $3.50 feet and ca inch
casing Is being cemented at that point.
the location is on section 4-es-sS.
In the Lost Soldier field the BAR
oil company. subsidiary OF the Ka
soming, had about 300 feet OF l5-inch
caiing part recently and is still fish.
'nG. The location is on>section 1926
10 where a deep test was started with
1 20-inch hole.
The Federal Operating & Securities
company OF Salt Lake Is drilling al
1874 feet on section 1850. adjoinine
tho Bair camp on the west. Good
and Nutting are erecting a new riE
on holdings In section 1860 recently
leased from Lester C. Seawall. presi
dent and General manager OF the Fed
eral company.
, 1921-10-11
KOREANS SEEK
OPPORTUNITY TO
PRESENT CAUSE
Commission Now in Washing
ton Appeal to World Con-
ference Delegates for
Chance to Speak.

WASHINGTON. Oct. II. The
Koresa commission yesterday pre-
sentedsto the American delegations 70
the conference on limitation OF .arma-
r1ent. an appeal for an opportunity
to fully present tho cause OF the
Korean people to sour delegation to
the end that 0 viii either present
It TO the conference or that you viii
create an opportunity for US TO do
So
The committee acted through ex.
Senator Charles 8. Thomas of Colo
RADIO. Its special counsel.
without exception the appeal de-
clared, every nation invited to the
conference made a treaty with Korea
agreeing TO use its good offices TO
prevent oppression In Korea and each
nation recognized Korea as an indie.
pendent state"
, 1921-10-11
HOBART BOsWORTH IS
LONDON TYPE OF HERO
BY MRS. JACK LONDON

While I cannot be strictly claseed
as n film fan. yet theirs is one Gin
erna sta whose pictures I always 60
10 see II It In possible. ] refer to Mr..
Hobart Bosworth. My interest is the
pictures featuring Mr.. Bosworth is
two-foid. In the frst place he Is a
warm personal friend OF my husband.
In the second place. he is the living
personificatton OF the rugged. red
blooded. two-fsted men whom Mr..
London loved to write about. In fact
he was personally selected by Mr..
London 20 portray his stories on the
screen.
Mr. Bosworth resembled Mr.. Lon
don. too. in his love for animals. Ny
husband was tender toward all living
creatures. He would never keep an
automobile because he was SO fond of
horses II was his joy TO hitch up
four horses TO a rig and go tearing
over the smooth California DAD His
n restriction on euests at our ranch
was that they must not shoot any Of
the wild am roamed at will through
the redwcods and thickets. An
through my notes from which I am
preparing Mr.. London's biography. I
find evidence OF this love and protec-
lion for helpless creztures. Mr.. Bos-
worth recognized and appreciated this
trait and I have heard him say that
his one hope Is that when he crosses
the Great Divide he viii find his
horse and two dogs waiting for him.
IT was a pleasure for me recently
80 visit the Ince studios at Culver
city. Calf. and watch Mr.. Bosworth
making his new picture. the Cup Of
Lafe' for Thomas II. Ince. 1t is the
story of a pearl smuggIer and the
hero IN much the same rugged. al
los savage character so often pcr-
irsyed by Mr.. London in his sea
stories. yet strangely hidden and al.
most afraid to, let itself he known
there IS the vein OF tenderness and
deep feeling.
In THE Cup OF Life" which is
Thomas II. Ince's latest special pro-
duction for the Associated Producers.
p viii appear at the America thea
ter on Tuesday. "Wednesday and
Thursday. Bosworth assumes a char.
n~cterfzation ~strikingiy reminiscent OF
the sturdy and courageous men of
whom his late friend and c~onfdant
wrots 50 brilliantly.
, 1921-10-11
Russian Soviet
Fails to SOIue
Trade Problem

MOSCOW. Oct 10y The Asso.
clated Presp-The Russian Soviet
central executive committee which has
been in session here. adjourned today
without creating any special new body
TO direct foreign trade.
NJ. Ounsiight. n prominent member
OF the contrarsvolutionary commits
sion. criticised the way in which the
Soviet foreign trade was managed.
He said prices were too high and the
quality OF goods purchased often In
ferior.
~ Rekounov of the foreign trade
comnissariat explained that the Soviet
agents had been forced to buy where
ever possible in order to break the
blocade.
He urged the Importance Of immedi.
ate expectation Of raw materials and
said Z o.o0o.o 900 gold rubies worth OF
such materials were ready for export.
, 1921-10-11
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that pur.
suant 20 the provisions Of ChaDter
323 Wyoming Compiled Statutes
1920, the Wolverine Oil Company.
a corporation, has created three
hundred thousand 10000 shares
of preferred stock of the par value
of One Dollar (S1) per share, with
70 cumulative dividend, pursuant
to resolutions duly and regularly
adopted by the stockholders of said
corporation and certificates thereof
filed in the public Offices of the
State Of Wyoming as required by
law.
Dated at Casper, Wyoming, octo-
Der Q, 1921.
ALBERT sTIcKLEY,
Publish Oct. 4, II. IS. rs. 1871.
, 1921-10-11
NEW $4,000 SCHOOL
IS BUILT At UPTON

UPTON. Wyo., Oct. 11.-Laying OF
the cornerstone for Upton's new $40.
600 high school vas carried out here
by Arasons OF the Upton lodge. who
were authorized to act as officers OF
the Wyoming grand lodge. a metal
receptacle placed under the stone con
tains the of various local or
E~anizations, including members OF the
American Legion and its auxiliary.
Completion OF the new high school
for use by January / is expected.
, 1921-10-11
Three Nominated
For West Point

WASHINGTON. d. C.. ocot. H.
Congressman Mondell has nominated
tho following young men for the
Naval Academy examinations to be
held In February or April next. to fill
1 vacancy in the academy.
Russell Jackson congdon. Cheyenne,
Robert Bruce Miller. Laramie, Clifford
D. Bowman. Glenrock.
This still leaves an opening for one
ether woming young man. who would
like to take the examination for the
Naval academy. Anyone interested
should address Mr.. Mondel. at Wash.
lngton.
, 1921-10-11

T~wenty-seven carloads Of pipe for
the S5-mile gas line from tho Carbon
county gas fields TO Casper have ar,
rived at Rawlins. Wyo. and deliver
les also have started at the Casper
end. Rapid progress is being made
on h construction of the line by the
Hope Engineering company, which
was given the contract by the Pro
ducers & Refiners corporation INT the
Midwest Refining company, Join.
owner OF the line.
, 1921-10-11

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-THE Chi.
cage. Rock Island & Pacific was au.
thorized by the interstate commerce
commission today to issue 1905. 900
OF its W bonds for the purpose OF
paying or obligations of a subsid.
larry. the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
& Northern.
, 1921-10-11
MD0NALD-TAYLOR SUIT
IN COURT IS DISMISSED

The suit in district court. in which
+. c. Mcdonald shed r. C. Taylor for
800 900 as the result of alleged diff
ferences arising over Salt Creek acre
has been dismissed and an equit-
able settlement effected.
, 1921-10-11
New Zealand DeIcgate, Coming.

WELLINGTON. N. T.. Oct. H.
New Zealand win be represented at
the Washington conference on limita-
ton of ornaments and Far Eastern
questions. Prime Minister w. +. Mas
sey stated today. Although he an
-nounced this definite decision. he
would be Unable TO go. he said.
, 1921-10-11
Forest Rangers
Examination Set

DENVER, Oct. IL. - The United
States civil service commission an
nounces an examination for United
States forest rangers to be held on
October 20. 1921, NJ the headquarters
OF all forest supervisors. The entrance
salary is from 5000 TO 1890 per year
n Is open 10 both men and women.
All persons interested in the cxamina-
, 1921-10-11

II Deal. 81 years OF age. for last
IL years secretaary-treasurer Of the
coopers International union OF North
America. died at his home IN Kansas
City. Kan. last night
, 1921-10-11
Jap Princes on
Visit to Panama

PANAMA, Oct. 1.-THE japanese
school ships 1zumo and Yakima.
commanded by Admiral Saito. arrived
Mt Balboa with ECO rn%ldshipmen
aboard, including two imperial
princes Elaborate entertainments
have been prepared by the canal zone
officials for the visitors.
, 1921-10-11
MARKET Gossip AND FIELD news
FLOWING WELL STRUCK IN FERRIS.

The General Petroleum company has developed what is
believed to be the best we'll in the Ferris field, Carbon county,
Wyoming. on section 16-25-S6 where a long fishing job has
ended in a flowing well. On recovery of the tools drilling
was resumed with about 1000 feet of oil in the hole and
when the sand was penetrated a good flow resulted: The
, 1921-10-11

ton shouid write directly to the civil
service commission, Washington. ID.
C. or get In touch with the local for
est supervisor
, 1921-10-11

CHICAGO. Oct. 1i.-Butter-Un.
changed.
ffrsts, 4o@45c; ordinary firsts. $40
firsts. soh 951c.
Poultry-Alive. higher; fowls. 146
e4c: springs. zoe.
Sote-No butter and egg market
tomorrow accoun holiday.
, 1921-10-11

The Western Petroleum Exploration
company has spudded in for a test OF
tho Crown Butte structure. IS miles
west of Great Falls. Mont. near
Sirnms postoffice. Cascade count A
thorough test of he structure is pro-
posed.