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Nv KATHERINE MOORE.

to see enthusiasm stir fellow like that'
he complimeuted awkwardly. II IN zero
on these soft females that always haiH
out the lukewarm stuff. he finished, WIN
n Quick gesture of his long slender handS
"All bows are like YOU. | smiled
Before thev are 20 they like women, ana
when Won get to bc around 30 YOU II tali
easily for the Young girls the ones you
sav bore Won now, told hum
His brows knit and cloudcd. ! Thought
nc did not like my calling hm boy;
I'm not talking Of - question oi age
now " he answered lmpaticntiy. NldS q"
bore me. But what I'm getting at arc
these cnamccd skin vamps the KIND th2t
stir up man without SO much rs r'ppi'
. of feeling under their own hard crust,
cwas tense Thr man in him entirely
crushed out the boy. Il watchcd MN WIN
! new interest.
Dad did some dirty ork two wears
aco for a woman cf that sort have
reason 10 remember her She had gotten
tired of her last husband and Dad helped
! her throw him on the dump heap There
/ not much left nf a fellow when vamp
/ like that finishes with hun.
/ started 10 smile, but Thlcrrv earnest
/ expression suddenly stopped me.
/ sometime I'll tell you why | feel so
strongly he smd as We rose from the
table q.
,,Yon viii tell me now It you care to,
/ suggested
TIL boy Is story interested me and
brought wildly to my mind that other
woman with her vampire way Some
thing made me eager 10 hear The story
Il can't tell you around here he saId,
plancing around the hotel halls with ITS
throug ot people.
thought . minute
I'm run upstairs and pat on my coat
and hat and We can 80 out on ono 81
thc picrs The sun viii h. warm there tins
! morning
"Td like H. tell vou, ho said with that
adorable, .mllc of hls. rs ] lett mm waiting
lar nib lu the corridor
Tomorrow 1h.rS STORY
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

the Office You sea, / know these dif
ferent cases pretty we'll and l know just
what the men who call up want 70 find
out. ! know that several of them are
no use 10 us. and MIR. Ellsworth can
be bothered with them lie has his wor X
to do. and If / ran To him with ques-
tions all the time he couldn't do II
that's all. | Try TO keep from eyer HAY
ing to say. I don't know. III ash.
Just try TO know, that's all"
That girl is going far. She is making
herself Indispensable MIR L would not
lose her for a farm She is the active
partner In has firm of two. and she vii
get raised Just as often as she asks to
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
A BIg Drive for summer saIadsi

Big Drive for summer Saiadsi
ECONOMY of labor" let ua take this
for our slogan IN big drive ~ tighten
our culinary work during the warm
months that confront as. Let ns start
tho practice ~ serving nj loaht ono saiad
= day for the neKt three or four months
and The noon meal seems tho host
time 10 serve If. when the sun is bot
feat nd cooking seems unbsnrablr
During the ucxt month or -, shall
nu this column with salad recipes on
one day ri each week recipes for prac-
tlcal salsda, not for aaiada containing
nuts. malago grapes. diced grapefruit.
pineapple and other dainties ~ this
sort which the average bOuEokeeper
cannot afford or never happens 10 have
on hand when needed cut ot1t The FOL F.
lowing recipes and hing them on a
nail in your Kitchen
stringloss Bean Salad Cook pound
trimmed Htrlnglesa beans with thick
slice Of bacon until the boans are tender
Then remove baron. drain the beans.
and mix them with FIVE Or six slices ~
bacon which have been frled and chop
ped finely Place ihia mixture on a
bed Of lettuce leaves in saIad bucyl
and arrange few rings ~ new onions
on top Serve with French dressing
Cottage Chocse Salad fT'his is a good
aalnd 10 serve in very warm weather
whom milk is apt ~ turn gour and car
be- used 10 make this cbecseJ Chof
onions finely and mix then with cot.
tage cheese 20 suit taste Heap tht'
/ mixture on a bed ~ lettuce leaves and
/ serve with French dreqaing
Carrot and Pea Salad 8crapo. cooS
/ and dice young carrots Mix ] part p
! these carrots with 2 parts u cpokef
+ green pens Moiaten Woii with botleF
/ dressing and sprinkle little chogp"'
pickle over tho top before serving Ih'
+ bousekeeuoT who has ieft-HVef JaFF e
+ any kinds ~ pickle on her pTr@HFFe
cIpaet shelves. should uso tnern fr"'i'
j in her gaisdR now, Dcfor" 'ne n"W ''
/ NJ pickles aye made PickiHa RiY'
piquant saste - 2 salad
Asparagus Pickle saiad 'n"E as
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

Thank Cod haven't danghtrrr
cxclalmcd mddk-agci man The othc
dav Whenever ~cc lot q little aap
pcrs with their faces euoarcd With CO.
net,cs and th,~lr hair couihci like 3 Skvc
terrier s and Their sk IT. lp e. their kurts
/ hlcss Heaven that nat one 81 them be
longs - me
"And / w,-cr WITH sympathy T. think
how th,lr owI fathers nust tesl whou
,hev So their dauci ttr~ dressed with ~
utter disregard ior N irocncy and
ne,ntcc iir until vau II toll then from
the wo4r,an of til, street Ard when |
think that my lov 0iN probably rnar-s
pnc al these silly little t1rNnle@s creature.
WHOSE whole idea ID he Is smmmvlnC and
szx1nc fcel that the kludest thing that
/ could do would ~ T. take hIn out and
kin hin ~ save hiu from late worse
than death
What, tho mattcr wth the modern
girl anyway Ntr has >h' no sense s.
nodestve What makes her - dress-Fnad
WHY haven We any more sweet, dignl-
fed reserved intelligent. s"nshlv-dfess'sI
Young n, mrt like there wcrr W en- | was
Young
II tetI vGu {hF most HtVat4'i.' it.t-S
/ tbr. d.cadrnt agc Is the modern girl, and
/ who, think that she is gong t. be the
r.ntb.r ~ the rczt generation. an filled
,r;tb r,,,s-lnisn aud despair and psdy u
! prophcsy that the world IS gong |" th'
/ dogs
'NonsenSe. repllrd thc man VIZ
"The modern glri IS ali right II lus'
because she's different from tic giTiS YOU
used t. know. and Oh whom you i4fihed
your ldcals. that YOU object u her EF'Iy
generation bcnevcs that Il has q mohof'"'y
~ ali tIe wisdom and virtues. and ex-
meet. the succceding generation T. wreck
things but IT never does
Il agree with you As 70 finding she
modern girls costumes shocking, and
can { ser how any mother who knows tn,
world. can let her little daughter 60 oH'
with couple Of layers Of chiffon dong
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
THE GIRL on THE JOB.
:, nnnr KNOW. I'll ASK
BY Jessie Roberts.
Conxrisht 1920. by Wheeler Syndicate Inc

How much time do you save your en-
- -, heading OFF undesirables at
the telephone ,..a
-. ,,,,,,,,, woman does all the work OF
,,.,,o,,.ri+,.r and personal secretary SIN
octs ! good salary, and she deserves IL
uni, was there. there we're ten calls
~, III. ,pbone. all Of which she answer
~ E4er 4,oDIover sat near her at his own
r1o, an,nJorver sat near her at his own
dcsl huricd in some special work, pay
10 ,o attenti0n to what went on, eX-
cent when she spoke directly TO nm IN
zinc cases out Of the ten Miss browne
made no appeal to him
Ma once did she seem At fauit. TO
one man she replied that Mr. EIl5"of Il
had received the letter, that the answer
,yas IN the mail and that the proposeti
a1roDeerncnt had been agreed 70. ih
another she said that Mr.. Il. was not IN
tho office but that when ne returned
she would get his decision and see
tbat it was Immediately passed upon
To tht third she replied that MI =
would not be free 70 make an appoint I
poent that week To the fourth, that
Mr.. r. expected to see him at lunch the
following day at one. And so on. glVlhE
10 each a definite reply, making a note
on her pad at the end Of each talk
The one for whom she disturbed her
employer was a client Of great i'm
portance. She told him that Mr.. r. was
present and would be glad TO talk with
| him over the phone. She passed 'he
| instrument over 10 her employer desk
,n4ntioued the clients name, and added
that the data Of the business on which
Mr. f. was calling up was IN the lrfl
hand drawer On ton. should Mr. T. wish
| to consult it.
Don't YOU ever make a mistaken"
| asked
| We'll not on the routine business ol
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

duty for bocffce, and drrra rrp 10 her
knees hut after all the mofesty Or
lmmodcsty of nich gnrh dcpenda 0n the
polut of view IN the South Sea IRlanfF
string Of shark Il treth conatlt,ftfa 3 pcr-
fcctiy proper garh for lady and we arr
already grttinR 80 accustomed % ss-rn,-
nude women IN society, that we no longer
look Rt them twlcr
when was a girl olir drrsaf@ CRITIC up
to our ears, and DOWN under our feet ard
our skirts were tcn and twelve yards
around the bottom and ipterlined Wlth
hurcloth SO that they weighed tof.
ard We tied gucat hustlca around oagr
waists and one year had sleeves So tight
that We couldn't raiee our hands q or
heads and the next they were - big that
we had 10 20 sideways through door
THAT WAS the sensible costume ! were
when you came ACQUIRING me, and between
the skirt that rendered Il woman almost
helpless 10 walk, and that tralled on thu
street and swept up All the microbes. ard
the shcarcd off one that the girls ar lroW
wearing believe mo. | think that the al
vantage is with the abbreviated garment
Il Il admit also. that the httle painted
up baby dolls that We see all about us don
look as If thcy were fit for anything but
TOYS to be dressed up and played with
nut very few women are rs big fools aS
they appear t. be and hardly any girl
is as Ing a goose As she looks Giris know
that men are more attracted bv parlor
ornaments than they are 10y kitchen atcft-
sis, and so they roll their eyes At them
and pretend b bc helpless. and ignorant
and they glggle. and chatter and ask
ldlotic questions because that makes a
man iecl that he Is SO wise and strong,
and superior, while all the time little
hufIy-rutIles knows her way about tn
tunes Ls Lsmuch as he docs and IS laughing IL
her sleeve At how easily she IS working
hun
The modern girl rs far more practical
than the girls OF my generation were
Most 0f them, even among rich people
are taught some way of making living
In my day man who had q family Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
NoREEN LEARNS WHO THIERRY is
Chapter ~

Chapter -
Th,rrry Brunswick suddenly appeared
again one morning at breakfast.
Have YOU missed me? he smiiinglN
inquired. ~:
YES. surclyl" 6hhed to fiatt'r h'S
young vanity
~ see the governor. | needed more r,crF.
Tried 20 lure him INTO n trip down here
hut nothing dong. Hes SO damn busy
he calculated then rs quickly stammered
an anology. Just like me to forget my
self like that Id not offend YOU Tor
worlds You'll forgive me- he pleaded
with all the grace and dignity oi versatile
swain
Tell me about your peop,e?' ! asked
purposclv changing the subIC'. I
NV mother is dead, he told me with
real emotion IN his young voice /; s
five wears now. hc muSed. Then he went
on olIlcllv Dad is Rowland Brunsvlck
lies "A u, York lawyer maybe you
have heard OF hlm' he asked proudly
WHY Is vour father the HrunsWirk oi
the he Narmaduhc ease ! asked eagerly
.TLst'S the governor,
on course I've heard of him Leonard,
that my husband, Is also New YORK
l.oNcr and we followed the Narmadukc
,,~,, with the kccucst interest | would
.,af IT, surprised ii my husband bad met
hmm hc j. one of Leonard 5 models
I,s,nard thnk> hc Is one ot the biggest
laNNcr~ oi the day and often talks to me
apaat hra tod him enthusiastically
NJ talkct coald see The WAS con
uacA with -atiSiaction
Dad Is "a Whale he exclaimed
,-,u.U, -Th2t> r,pring too your
..lrc lrnl aa>hr iathcr knows Mr.
AE.n Er >bruc-t j..
n, rirt EuSa course Lconaro
4.a ,,r. u,.rert 1,i ! ~aid ~lowll
.lIrI 9l., ,l>l. and vtth loving tervol
F.. ,o,e. IT, is guar tn be ever
tatl l.e.re luru sense dav
t.ur checks are a~ rc,
a..- ,sc Il ,r,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
= SWEAR OFF
1M TOBACCO

"No-To- Bac" has helped thousands 70
break the costly -shattering to-
bacco habit Whenever you have a
for a chew. just place a harmless No
To-Iac tablet in your mouth instead to
longing for a cigarette, cigar pipe or
help relieve that awful desire. Shortly
The habit may b, completely broken
and YOU are better off mentally. physic-
allv. financially It's 30 easy. - simple.
Get box of No-To- Bac ana if il
doesn't release YOU from all craving for
tobacco in any form, your druggist will
refund your money without question
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
llay by Lend.a-Hand Club.

tn comedy drama. THE Dust Of the
Earth" win be given in Pythian Castle
tomorrow evening, by the Bend-a-Ha
Club, Of which II. b. Weeks is director
and j. Ewes Cro~l. business manager
The play will be followed BY a dance
The proceeds are for charity
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

IS. .as n.as.e gems ia; hundreds q
It's sae ~ ~ ,tn. .'.#t Vl]tfd I" h'"i'
~s4 ~t.
T.t au t.rri = Is b,inI quiet.
ed .ht ta-I The ocean
s.h IS a mirror. and ] wouiti
~ So. j. III H.at.on- mean
balls.
ar eofa1 II tr= ny iuei>, ne said
Nd b. Sea cog and walked
. DOWN ne sa.,tYS bed II the
Ti.. -rn.rs xas now and tn do-
.ar ~ many strange Things. Devil
Is ~.a. through .h5 water and great
.4e..a- numbered c.umsily by. gap
d, IN, little Prince stumbling Oh
way
1, as, Nippy reached the palace OF
-, k:ae. II was green and the halls
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
First Central Mission Meeting.
ITO be continued

The Woman's Missionary Society Of
First-Centrai Presbyterian Church Will
meet tomorrow afternoon. DeVotions
viii be conducted by Mrs. l.. +. Mackie.
The foreign topic viii be Africa" while
the nome subject VAL be Negro Amer
leans. Current events VIII be given
Is Hiss Mary Eastman and Miss Ella
Aiken NiIl toll story Special Music
viii he the subject Of talk by Mrs.
Stabhs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up TLJse
Stiff Joints-DriVeS Out Pain


Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pain
You1l know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief it gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. It is a clean white Oint-
ment, made with the oil Of mustard.
Better than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group. stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy. rheu-
matis1n, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles.
bruises. chiIblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia.
35c and Csc jars; hospital size $S.oo
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NHN ,ai - Il - li't0 =
.. ,gt...a at Til
t.r .He 3se tuH-
I'LL. hz \mpy was .L
.aI. {, -b.H r.I 3ui nnt
r~ H.-
ala- ..4 s#3 grerH
Vl uu htS every
..t- -a-i + .atrg V,r.
...,a.l sand crs,H
rd th. SSH H~a itt-
.t i.eta.u III, sand
t- va haUs wh..h
r s The Kiae
Th,rc is hE.
.ht .,a 4s. 8HIe I5Ne z s,t-
"A ar ta .a. which is
as F the a. yr Thosr au.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

All ,,ouiries sddressef ~ M~s sF
~,-a - .hr Emeifr' fru7'
,l..f-1" 4e..ar+r.onf viii ~ arTw 20
f. .be-o columns n ,1eir turr
,,,i,froa -ersase rahir tirre r0wrvf
,.,,.trg - .hr great r1nnbsr receivf
~, n seruoral ~ auieser rrplv
4e-srod rarn3ef arf srr N.Y.
r.,yeie,r.e mus. ~ r-~fo4-d rth
s,Yrv.to- Tho Fd''nr
,.dora n ,be refrigerafo~ ars y ne
a,e ,bavo y grrd rearo~ t0~
~ ,bo ~. .f no rn.'fs~ ~ ~
way The charrnai
t.,,ov r you have .n- f..p' - -
f,ieevator ard sre vure n 1e
tior lor, clare Y t.~pbfe f.l sr
-.cye ~ r arrehfrv rr~~r~ -rr.
t1~vo - ~ rla~r afee r. r3t
,r,-, " Lrr.f nv p-t- rr
erotnr y clo4oF bu' there p rr. .-s-
foy z'irrur0ding str fo enter
rrfgerator avhen you oner ~ aoe-s
ge4 and PIT trarb I'M II 'he
around the refrigerator 2 e0rnrars'
eooJ there wf - ire -bcarv ao -.sIrF p
~ ne ,ernperature or me se~0rrf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

v,~. tof,v ca>erns. Dolphins sat alonE
st7 SIDES playing on golden couch shells
Tn. furnitur, was delicate cora and
;h.. naor~ II coIorpd pebbles.
Tht KING ay asleep in a CORNER on a
.ot M mess. Behind the great whlta
tbroac which stood IN the oentcr 81 III"
hau was thc CLINT of rcd and gold.
.Th, LcmS exclaimed the Prince
.load ctu see the golden amt the
r1n bats glcaming like signal ''r's
Iu. hcy arc So largo fear cannot
,.,1ry them
Thsu au idca came INTO his head-
3 slpp.d up behind the throne and
pu, th, hal'~ into two baskets. II was
hard vark Tor thcy were heavy. bHt
at last Il wa= accomplished on the
floor lay Z louE fiat polo with 2 bsna
SIS the center
This wln iust IT my neck" SAID
\isry I viii hang ono basket Oh onr
Hi and M. second basket on the otnct.
III ina, way thyy Will balance and NOT
Il, dtdlcult "a take home / only hone
ta kinE viii stay asleep TIL set
aUag
L4lrtIy ~ Gttcd the crook of the pole
\. htS shoulders and st each end hung
ha4sct In one Suffered the big ruby
p4t aad ia the other swung the golden
u. \Ippv walked carefully hut as
# waS erassiuE rough stone he sa y
i ~uarIasn coming rapidly at him,
Without thought he duckcd hrs head.
the Iole shipped off his Hcck and dropped
.t:oa rrack = the roc>. Their. lt hung
l.er..,tIy b:l4anc-I. Ntppy ran, with the
-vurJusE puy~usuE thr pole began I"
. ike ses-Saw. IN up went the
1ad,sn hsu and the waters began n
sven ana foam The ocean seemed TO
grow bigger the waves larger and the
s,ve. commenced 20 rear upon the shoTe
Nipuy saw the commouou. but hc
was more frightened At the big FISH a.
h.z back than AZ any disturbance Of
Inc sea Just as The swordfsh was
/ uuau him his mother rushed forward
and caugh; him in her arms Ant
scared. rcportant littie Nippy Wen
home with her, holding most humbil
10 her hand.
Bu. the pole with the baskets o
Jewels stu1 remained suspended in tn,
top Of the rock And It Is there yet
Nippv never went back To find it
Sd each day il swings up and dowi
slowly When the golden ball Is up IN
high tide rises ON the beach. The wa Ve
dash !u and the waters are nigh. B1
when ine ruby ball rises the ocean sub
sdes Th. SEA recedes from the beach
leaving it dry. the ocean seems to grow
smaller and the waters more quiet. Blu
there IS nothing serious the matter
onlv Nippys golden and ruby balls ar
z,.c-sawing up and down III the bottom
ar the ocean and the old king Of IN
Emerald Isles is stin wondering wh'
, stol.. them from behind his throne
And he Jumped up and saw me an,
Artie. saving. Well for Poets sake. lool
at my shaving brush look at my shaw
ing soap. look at my chair. look AT tn
floor Meening on account OF lathe
being splashed all over everything. am
lest then ma came in, saying, Well 70
mercy sakcs look at my eileen table
cloth. Meening on account of the sam
reason, and Artie had to go rite home
being cintch for him. and I had L
stay in the rest Of the day and so Z
> he'd early not being sutCh a Ctntch 70
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
THE SANDMAN STORY
I}l Abble Phillips Walker
uu, .al >lA ms rI0I~.

f.,.tc...a nx George Matthew Adams
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
"The Girls of Today and
Yesterday" by Dorothy Dix

"at the Modern Girl Anyway? Why Has She No Sense Of
by Miss Dix Today for Our Readers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25

opyr,rht 1897. hy the wheolcr Syndicate Inc
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-25
DAILY ECONOMY CALENDAR.
REFRLG RRAFOR DoNP's.

Copyright. 1915. ~ the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate, Sew York City.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-20
WHAT INSPECTORS
GET FOR ELECTION

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 20 -Instruc-
lions were sent to county auditors to-
day by Jsese z. Eschbach. chief ex-
aminer OF the state board of accounts.
concerning the payment of election Of
ficiaIs for the special constitu tional
amendment election
Payment OF inspector. Judge and
clerk at the special election held Sept.
g. said Mr.. Eschbach.. is governed by
the primary election law. which fixes
the pay OF such officials at So per day.
The per diem is for a calendar day
81 EXTRA AFTER MIDNIGHT.
If any OF sucn officials performed
services after midnight. Sept they
are entitled 10 an additional per diem
of So for services performed Sept. Z.
The inspector is entitled 10 one
days wages for going to the clerk 5
office TO receive the ballots and cleo
ton supplies provided he did so prior
to Sept s.
The statute makes no provision for
any compensation for the services per
formed by the clerk of the Circuit Court
nor any other officials. except those
noted above.
The act intends that the election be
held at the least possible expense"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-20
COMPLAIN Of QUALITY
OF ROAD CONTRACT
Lincoln Highway near Mer-
rillville Examined by the
State Director.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 2o.-Lawrenee
Lyons director Of the state hishway
department went 20 Crown Point satur-
day TO look into complaints which
have reached the department about the
paving being done on the Lincoln aigh-
way near MeTriilville by the Federal
Paving Company
The Lake County Farm Bureau has
complained TO the department that the
contractor is not putting sufficient &C.
ment into the concrete mixture form
ing the surface Il the road. Mr.. Lyons
said that both state and federal in
spectors have been on the job and he
said he believes the contractor is dom (
the work properly
Mr.. Lyons said that the department
Will grade about three miles of the
Dunes Highway. near Gary on the
Gary Michigan City state road this
fall. 1t is intended TO put hard sur
face on the road next year Sometime
ago II was said in the department. that
work would be done on the road this
year but later arrangements have
changed this first intention.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-20

were looking for work in Logan coun-
~ that a man on August 18th, was
shot down in cold blood in the cor
rldor Of the Logan jail because he re-
fused to take his place in the line of
deputy sheriffs" 10 repel the advance
OF the MinerS army. were today placed
before the committee. The anidavits.
signed by Colmer Stanheld and Floyd
d. Griggs, We're put in the hands Of
senator Kenyon. chairman OF the in
vestigattng committee. by Harold +.
Houston. attorney for the United Mine
Workers OF America.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-20
BANK
CASHIER
MISSING

EVANSVILLE. Ind Sept 20 Al
phonse Schearer. cashier OF the Tell
city National Bank at Tell city, Ind.
has disappeared and $4,000 WORTH OF
Liberty bonds is missing from safety
boxes in the bank
Schearer left Tell City. aug. q. os-
tensibly for Louisville telling his
friends and relatives that he Wound re-
JIgIh in a shor, t.nl- II Vas learned
later that. Ter ,'vsA ng the OH river
at HawesHtlle. ky. he TOOK n wet
bound train instead of tho eastbouud
ua:n. whIch would have taken s,rn 10
LouiSville Nothing, ,weHer. MAS
thought of il until several days had
elapsed. when Robert schearer. brother
of the missing man. started an investi-
cation. as he feared his brother had
met with foul play.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-09-20
BRUTAL STORES TOLD
SENATE COMMITTEE
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERViCEI
WILLIAMSON, W. Va, Sept. 49,
Stories OF alleged brutality and even
murder by state officials. and mine
guards of Logan county, the seat of the
recent industrial war. were placed be-
fore the senate committee which is
probing underlying causes of strike
in the West Virginia coal fields today
Sworn statements by two men who