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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
Arrest seven Alleged rram n,,,,.

CLEVELAND. Aug. 5.-Sevcn men.
alleged To have been members of the
gang that rificd the mail ear OF the
Manhattan limited. wcstbound Penn
tNNanta passenger train at Cassan-
dra, Pa. OF several sacks of regis
tered mail last Saturday. were ar
rested here today by United states
postal inspectors. assisted by Clcvc-
land police and detectives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
HOOVER TO DEAL ONLY
WITH SOVIET REGIME
Relief for Furnished Russia Expect
cd TO Bring Interesting Develop
mcniS in Red" Rule.
MUST STOP FINDING FAULT
Officials Wonder What Russian PcO-
pie viii DO and Say to I.cninc
and Trotsky When They See
Other Countries Seeking To Save
Them.

NEW YORK.. Aug. 5.-ka nII-Rus-
slim famine committee hus hccn APP
to the world for Md In FEEDING the
starving people of the ten bIIEhtcd
pr"Ni,irnccs "f the empire. according
I" "a cable received to-day Mt the office
Of "S",ict Russiu." from the ofGcinI
Russian telegraph agency Mt Moscow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
Dead Crasshoppers Float
Down ST. Lawrence River
(ny Associated Press. !

QUEBEC. Aug =. - Countless
dead grasshoppcts noatcd down
the St Lawrence River today.
Observers could offer no plausible
explanation. At Three Rivers. the
insects covered the river from
bank to bank at one point.
NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-New York
agricuiturists advanced the suicide
theory In connection with discov-
cry today of myr!ads Of dead
grasshcppcrs iioatinG down the
ST Lawrence River, They cx-
plaincd that, having eaten every
thing behind them, the horde APP
preached the river. failed to ncSo-
tialc the broad jump and plunged
ahead TO their death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
GIRL KILLED BY THIRD RAIL
FLEEING TAXICAB FARE

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-After a mad
dash down subway tunnel. fleeing
from IL taxi driver whose fare she
could not pay. Katherine Hogan. OF
brooklyn. was rescued from under
the wheels Of an express today. only
10 fall against the electrified third
rail and be instantly killed at the
Pacific street station OF the H. II. T.
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
GUM CONTINUES
TO CUT |NTOLEAD
Of SENATOR WEST
With IS Counties to Hear From.
Nansemond Man Ahead
by 5000.
REQUIRES OFFICIAL COUNT
TO ASCERTAIN NOMINEE
Friends of Henrico Candidate
Far From Convinced He
Has Lost Fight.
RETURNS ARRIVING SLOWLY
of D6,S19 Votes Reported. West
Has :i0.DGu. Gunu, 33,9TG aud
GiIpin. 22,Di3.
RETURNS ARRIVING SLOWLY
OF 38,S19 Votes Reported. West
Has 30,DGu. Gunn, 33,9TG, G,and
Gilpin, 22,DI3.

WIN returns not yet in hand from
'"'ty-ive counties, and with several
Of thos" received Incomplete. Senator
Juntus T. West. ~ Suffolk. is leading
Tor the Democratic nomination 10,
Lieutenant Governor by somewhat
under 5000 plurality over senator
Julien Gum of Henrico
In a number of the counties 20 he
heard from friends Of Senator cum
Expect substantial accessinns TO his
hgnrcs Last nights fluctuations. on
%" basis Of dispatches TO ,h,s ncws-
paper gave Wos, ~ oG0 votes: Gum,
@".e7e and Gnpin 22,9i3.
Gum leaders arc claiming the
counties oc charles City. sew Kent.
James city and Nelson. Ia others.
wher" Wcst hor-d much. i, is said
hat Kenneth y GiIrin won out, and
his is said to hav. helped in cutting
senator VESTS lead
Gunn Carries Russell.
Russell County, returns from which
zero received Last night gave Gil
p!n vote of 90: with West getting
is2 votes Gum received only seven
;y-Six ballots.
mcNagc from West Point last
nirh, states that Trlnkl. and Yves,
carr.cd King and Queen county hy "A
small majority. the ngurcs not being
ayauablc because of wire troubl"
The normal vote of the county II 100
iHricnds of Senator W"s, do not b.
LEW there will be returns from any
section Of sufficient strength 10 over
turn his appnrcn, lead. He is count
ING strongly from Southwest coun
tcg. and believes the majority he has
received through unofficial sources
viii 10" more than sustained by the
official vote.
Tho Gum leaders arc merely "sit-
ting still in tho boat" awaiting with
no visible degree of patience. how
'ycr TO hear rom tho isolated dis
;r'ets many OF the points from
whi-h. carly on election night, un-
official figures were sent in before
Ndf 'ho Richmond city vote had been
counted
WIN" IN" unonicIa, returns spoke
loudly and distinctly, there have
boon Tow official figures to verify
those reports.
VIII Make EnrIy Canvass.
The stat" Board OF Canvassers
which VIII canvass the primary re-
turns. embraces the Governor. the
Auditor. the Treasurer. the Attorncy y
General and the Secretary, OF the
Comm cnwcalth. James Hayes. clerk
~ tho Secretary or the Common
wealth. is also clerk OF the Board
Of Canva sscrs. lie stated yestcrday
tha, already Il large number OF re-
ports have been received. and that
il is likely the board will be able 10
20 into It's work early next week
This hOarf merely canvasscs the vote
for Governor. Lieutenant Governor
and Corporation Commission. All
focal contests are canvasscd by IN,
!ocal boards. The results of the leg
islativc contests will he forwarded
10 the Clerk Of the House OF Dele.
gates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
JEALOUS WOMAN SHOOTS AND
KILLS BROOKLYN LA WYER NtzAP
HIS HOME AS HIS WIFE VA IT'S
Graduate Nurse Of Cincinnati General Hospital De-
clares to Detectives She Lived With ATTORNEY in
Atlantic City Before He Married in 1919

that she came to New York last MAY.
c;Jied at the lawyers Office and was
refused admittancc. She returned T.
Cincinnati. then came back to New
YORK three weeks ago determined.
the police said she told them. To XIII
the lawyer.
In 1911? the woman asserted kim
k'ad married Miss Marie /. Go-mely.
of Cincinnati. and came here To live.
PrOpiincnt i'm Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 5.-EIlis Guv
kinkcad. who was shot and Killed by
ii woman in New York today, was
born in Cincinnati in 1867 ana was
graduated from the University of
Cincinnati from 1897 until 1900. be-
ing elected on fusion ticket.
His carly associate In law WAS
Wade II. Ellis. former attorncy-Ecn-
cral of the state OF Ohio. and once
ar assistant attorney general OF the
United States
When Mr.. Ellis became ass!stan;
attorney-gcncral Mr.. Kinkead en-
tered law partnership with II Ken
meth Rogers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
FRANCE ACCEPTS
NOVEMBER Il FOR
ARMS CONFERENCE
Paris Wires Arrnistice Anniver-
sary Is Satisfactory for
Washington Meeting.
IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
EXPLAINS misconceptions
London Intended No Trespass
on Work of Body Called
by Harding.
NY Asso"intca Prcss.I

PARIS. Aug. 5.-i'rnnrr, rrpIyiuu
today Ia nm inquiry made D., the
agreed Z" November ~ ns the date
OF the conference in Washington on
disarmament md Far Eastern umc>-
lions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
GREEK ARMIES CAPTURE
3 RAILROAD FUNCTIONS
Advance Bombartlmcnt Of Hellenic
Forces at Angora Il i'm Progress.
AirpiancS Mcnacin..
TURKS ARE DEMORAIIZED
Mustapln kcmal's Battle Strategy
kcduccd to DogScd Hill Fight
ing ami Gucrrilla-i.ikc Attacks on
The Opponents.
IBy United Ncws.1

ATHENS. Aug. From tho CITY or
ismid' Just across from Cous,antI-
n"p!c. southward through Eski-Sheh.r
ana Aiioun- -karahiSsar-th three I'M
northnt railroad functions of ASH,
in"r--Gr""k armies are in complete
control! Eastward. at Angora, head
quarters u Mustapha Kcmal and his
Turkish Nationalist forces. the ad
vance hombardmcnt OF Hellenic guns
Is in progress, and airpIancs aye
hurting down their bombs upon a de.
moralized Turkish army
Under these conditions. with every
important objective oil The Greek Of
icnsivc against Turkey won. ana with
Mus tapha kcmals battle strategy rc.
duccd To dorged-hill fighting and
gucrrilla-Iikc attacks on the Greeks
Athens inds herself in a epicndid po-
si,ion To press her claims in the re.
vision of the Scvrcs treaty. which IS
TO come before the supreme council
meeting next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06

Gay Ocean View. Take the popular
G. X O. Excursions every Sunday.
S2.i0 round trip TO Old Point. Buck roe
and Norfolk. $2.65 willoughby and
Ocean w.--Advcrtisemcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
Iinndi1s i;ei sannnn.

GREENNlI.LE. ILL. Aug 5-Finy
thousand dollars was believed to
have been obtained by two bandits
who boarded a Baltimore and Ohio
passenger train at Bccchcr city last
night. held up the express messenger
and escaped at Altamont with all the
sealed express packages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06

Every day fast train IL noon for
Norfolk via G. g. o. connccts for VII
ginia Beach. See the airplanes,-
Advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
second Greek Att.mvt.

This Is the second Greek attempt
To drive the Turk from Asia Minor.
The first was II miserable failure
earlier III the year. when, after talk
ing Ahoum- karahssar, the Hellenic
soldiers We're badly defeated and
forced TO retreat panic stricken. Lack
continued ON Page ., Col. IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06

.comfort.and Economy. York River
Office, 500 e. Main Sg-Adver,iscment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06

Norfolk. ;e,4o; Ocean View. ;gss:
Va. Beach, s3.s5. r. t., every Sunday.
" 6 W, I.v. Broad st. Sta. S:ia ami
. a. M.--Advcrtisement. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06
The Weather

Showers today and tomorrow; not
much change In tenn
pcruturc.
(For weather report. see Editorial Pag..)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-06

continued ON Page ., Col. i)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
Lake County
Sportsrnen
Are Coming

Iteayy turnout of sportsmcn from al
over the county ~ expected Monday
evening Of nezt veek when the meet
ing OF the lake County Fish & Game
Protective Association IS cid in me
council chamber 81 the Hammond cry
han. The meeting will start At $50
O'Clock.
An II the new. elected officers via
be on nan daaI 4 l. Bodine. state or
ganizer Tor the Department OF Con-
s~ervation and secvial other state Oft
Gals are cxpec.SJ \ number Of Inn
p~ortant matters wia be up for discus
sion.
The nembcrsh 2 in the new assocla-
tion is increasing steadily Commit
tees were appointed Tor different parts
q, the county az the last meeting aud
these viii render their reports. II Is
believed that there arc already over
100 members Walter Millikan Of
, Hammond Who is treasurer has issued
membership cards to 80 himself. The
membership fee is only 81 and sports
men as = rule realize the value OF the
organization, 1t Is Planned to have at
least 500 members eyithin a short time
Many sportsmen seem TO have the I'M
preston That this IS confined solely 10
Hammond but tho officers wish to i'm
press upon ali thai 4 is a countrywide
association II mes be r-e-organisod to
include more territory later.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
E. CHICAGO
E TRAINING GYM

Tim" O'Neil, former army sergeant
and instructor and considered by fight
crs and tight fans as one oil tho gamest
ooxers Of the day, has blossomed forth
into g new venture. the opening of a
training gymnasium at East Chicago,
where he plans to aid the citizens OF
me city in becoming physically OF.
The new gymnasium Is located at
5o14 Forsythe avenue and has been
equipped With a splendid boxing arena,
besides punching bags and almost
every known device used tn kceping
nj. AS soon as all arrangements arc
complete. he viii have stalled rub
rooms. electric baths and etc.
business Men Become Members.
Although the new sym has been
opened only i few days. fully $50 busl-
ness and professional men. have made
application for membership. 1t is the
aim OF Sergeant O'Neii to increase his
membership at least to the 500 mark
within the next week or 10 days.
Special boxing instruction WIN be
given TO tohse who wish to take Up
This manner Of sport and viii be
taught the art OF boxing. under the
Perscnai supervision or oxen.
Critics Praises OVERS Work.
lie Is one OF the hardest hitters ard
one OF the gamest boxers have ever
met" Is the opinion OF Il ". Smith,
considered one Of the best authorities
on the boxing game today. Il WIN
never forget tho battle between Phil
Schlossberg, one time champion mid
dieweight Of the United states navy
and Tim O'Neil. which vas held In
Hammond. just before TIM entered
the army. They had fought for four
or FIVE rounds and the tide went one
way and then the other until the crowd
Tas vud with frenzy. While this
fight was going on. some OF Tins
friends became very ioud and as the
bell rang for time TIM leaned over
the ropes and IN a gruff tone insisted
that his friends remain quiet, saying,
I'm doing the lighting up here and il
7 can beat him I'll do it without any
nelp from anybody It was such a
fair and game thing to say SO that
- stamped Tim as quite an unusual
man, winning him hundreds OF new
friends and admirers."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
FOR
WHITING TONIGHT
rsprcIAl I'd TnE NEE

WHITING, Ind. FEB. 5.-The Chica-
20 Booster Whiting Owls game Is on.
however Whiting Basketball fans viii
not be without their regular Saturday
night game as quick work on tho part
Of the local management gave crafty
ing results. They having sigued UP the
crack Mccoy Nolan five OF milwaukee,,
WIS. 20 substitute for The Bosters.
me Wisconsin FIVE are 3 team of no
mean ability. According to Fred 81.
Benz OF the Public Service building.
Milwaukee. Wis. who handle the af-
fairs Of the team. they have lost only
one game out Of IS played this season
and that was to the Big rive In Chi
cage, by a close score and before our
boys had really got to going. One
game out OF eighteen Is considerable
OF a record for any team. so evidently
the Owls will ave to extend them
selves the limit If they arc 20 win.
Tho Boosters Gabe no excuse for the
cancelling of their game. outside Of
one that they did not wish to be beat
en- at hts time. which IS somewhat
gratifying to local followers. is there
are not many teams who can win from
such an organization as the Boosters
without as much as having to stop out
on the floor.
The reserved seats for the Monday
night gam are going fast and from
the advance sale OF tickets It looks
very much as though a capacity house
will see his exhibition.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
|Sp7ER2IzING PAGE
JACK BRITTON READY
FOR BOUT WITH LEWIS

new YORK. FEB. 5.-Jack DrItton
Is ready TO defend The welterweight
title against Ted Lewis. former cham
pion. at Madison Square Garden Mon
day night. What more, he IS conf
dent he i'll defeat his persistent chal-
lenger once again. And I'm right as
q fiddle" he smiled. II Lewis feels
a. good as 1 do Mondays AFFAIR should
lie a pretty fast contest"
The welterweight champion . IS
years old,
II condition count Lewis VIII turn
the tables on Britton his time Har-
vey predicted yesterday. II is IN
better shape than he has been in for
several years. and expect to see him
win back the welte-weight crown
Brl;ton and Lewis have met many
times.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
E.Com1ets
Win From
Lowell .

The North End Comets OF Hammond
defeated the American Legion team
of Lowell by tie score OF - 70 IL The
game was very exciting as both cams
were about evenly matched and Tor
awhil ii looked as though the Comets
would win By an overwhelming score
III ~enbeck Of the Comets Gagged
three baskets before Lowell knew
they were in the game, the first hair
ended in the Comets favor, 10 to II.
Lowell started the second half with a
rush and for : while 1t looked as
though they would win, but the
Comets soon woke UP and Lowell's
chances to win faded. The Comets
were Handicapped by the loss OF their
star center who VIII hereafter have a
chance to star on the high school team.
Sldenbecker was easily the star in the
Lowell game while G, Hayden of
Lowell ran him a close second.
In the preliminary the Maroons dc
featad the Comet Jrs. in a hard fought
game. the Comets easily outplayed the
Maroons and should have won by a
large score but luck was against them
a. before as they couldn't keep the
bail in the net. The final score was
Ii to IS in the Marono's avor.
! lineup:
Comets C:5.) Lowell GU.
~Sidenbccker L4F,...... M~innlnger.
L. Hayden
Ashbachcr .....- RFs.......... wood
Fantin ...-.C .........G Hayden
{. Scott. Bodie. L.G.. Bahr. V. Hayden
Gathburn
krause ........R G........... MaIoy
Baskets-Sidenbecker 90. Krause
(2). Ashbachcr 20, 6. Hayden 90. F,
Hayden. v. Hayden. Wood. Nfinninger.
Maloy. FREQ Observation-Disclosures. G..
Hayden 90, Wood,
Referee-Lco DeRolf Timekeeper-
John McLean. Scorer-Harry Smith.
Time o. halves. 20 minutes.
Comet Jrs and Maroons lineup:
Comet Jrs. O5l. MarOOns U6p.
V, Scott ........ LF...........- Potts
G. Evans. .....RF......... Vaughn,
J.. Evans Fowler
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05

BOUT POSTPONED

Due to the heavy fog which settled
ever the entire region last night keep
ne many hSht fans away Who had al
Feady purchased tickets, the O'@en-
NcndeI. which was to have been the
principal numbcr or the card. along
with TWO good preliminaries. was
postponed until Thursday escnig. Feb.
10th.
The hght fans OF whom there were
about 800. took the announcement OF
p~ostponement with good nature when
Il was that the club could
not DO Justice to his friends or to Itself
under conditions which they had no
control Those who wished it were
given their money back. although fully
100 insisted upon keeping their tickets
untu next Thursday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
BALTIMORE PUTS
IN BID TO STAGE
BIG NIT BATTLE
FIGHT DECISIONS.

HeGAAA4nS Oh UOAthE
Rrcs
st syracuse, \. N.-BtIi brennan
knocked out At Benedict 90.
at New Y~ork-Marty Summers beat
wildcat battling Nelson t5)i John
ny Williams beat Billy Prince COS
Joe Hall heat NeR Joe 90; scOtty
MOriarty beat Jimmy Finnell ca.
AZ T%eUanec, Il-EOunE ShuE knock
ed out Kilt AlphOnsc UDi Billie
Lee beat Tommy Bnbb t5l.
AZ Boston-Af Shubcrt heat Bobby
Joseph uO). Joe TipHt1 beat Jim
w.. Fruz1cti CtOl. Natl seigIc beat
Pnddy Flynn GOl.
At BaltimOrc-Dick StOsh stopped
Bauty sharpe (SD. Chick kansas
beat Ping BOdic t0).
AZ PhtIndeiphIa-JOe BorrcIi beat Ed
die Rev trc tS).
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
GATHER
FOR BIG MEET

BOsTON.h Feb. 5-Nore than 600
athletes from all over the country in
Guiding many stars Of olympic fame
were here today for the nnu indoor
track meet OF the Boston Athletic AS
ISOLATION tonight In the rebuilt Boston
arena
Leading in interest among the spe.
cial contests are the Hunter mile. G.
Is, Williams three-mile and iSty-yard
Briggs cup invitation. Sharing inter
est are the hurdle event with Earl
Thomson, Of Dartmouth. and Frank
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
ARRANGE
FOR TOURNEY

Arrangements are row being com
pletcd by T. B. Thoman. district ath-
letic officer OF tho American Legion
for tho coming basketball tournament,
Managers Of American Legion basket
ball teams throughout the county arc
instructed to get into communication
with Mr.. Thoman. 50 that a suitable
schedule can be arranged IN the very
near future.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
College Basket Scores

GrinnelI. ~; Iowa, "a.
Wabash, So; Knox. 81.
Valparaiso, o6' Indianapolis .-ormal,
70.
Missouri, 45; Washington. IA.
Luther Institute. %. Lewis. 9.
Des Moinos. "a; Creighton. 10.
Indiana 81. Louisville. II.
California. So; Washington. s..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05

scored a 1nockdown on Brennan In
the fifth round, The men are heavy
weights
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
Hurt in Football Game
Thanksgiving Day, Dies

MEANWHILE. Feb. 81. .. Jumph,
20 years. d Member Of the Alfred Uni
versity football team Of Perry. y T..
died at his home hereyesterday from
injuries received in a football game
Thanksgiving Day between ThieI and
Alfred at Greenville.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05

Mcleod .........C,..........N Norton
Lewis. Brodrick LIZ. Ross
Douglas ........RG....... Eberelge
BAskets-NfcLeod 90. Douglas t2),
V. Scott (2). G.. Evans, Vaughn 60.
Potts co. loss. Free throws-DouS-
las Vaughn CD.
The Comets VIII travel to Lowell
mex Tuesday, Feb. 8, where they viii
play the tie with the Legion team.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
YANKS LEAVE
II

tfh-EpNArtoEAL News SERVICE
NEW YORK. Feb. 5.-The advance
guard OF tho New York Yankees. con
sisting or batterymen ard including
Babe Ruth. viii start training at Hot
Springs. Ark. February l.. it was an
bounced today, The Tank rockies.
q In all. have been ordered to report
at. Shreveport. La, February ~. The
main squad VIII report at the training
camp March 6.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05
Bill Brennan Lands
Another Knockout

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Feb. 5.-Biu Bren-
nan Of Chicago won over AL Benedict
Of New York by a technical knockout
in the sixth round OF their nftecn-
round bout here last night. Benedict
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-02-05

Loomis, OF Chicago, Olympic stars ant
cred. and h handicap high jump WITH
John Murphy. OF Notre Dame. last
Years winner. in the lists.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-07
GOSSIP FORM OF lNSAE.r
City Authorities Who Have o.,
With the Problem Are S,roroy
Of That opinion.

Men and women who gossip 81
DIR. +. II. Bullock Of Cl.D., Fl
health director, cannot Dc N IA
right mind, and should be given i.
closest attention 10 gct thcm ha
normal. They have been called E,
sasSins of character" and T. & i
Jenkins. a psychologist and ,r.-ra
TO the board of police commissions
Chicago. says, In the Detective. Fa-
airy, 1921, that the ncichhorhool e.>,
and the anonymous letter writer De-
one Of the naslieSt lowest ana 81.
vicious forms Of insanity known
medical circles. Their distorted .rt
inatlon vlsualizes scenes which ta
would have come true. and their
sane mind Immediately ga,ps =
story and they repeat il aS d j. we
true.
Gossip and Anonymous letters So
the New York Medical journal ap
constant pest az polio" headqlar'r
but reports registered with police q
GERS In an attempt 70 iuiure c.ara'
by these means or false tr'"lHH
reports are failure, In faG. fhe
lice take more pleasure in iraehine
informer than the one inform
about.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-11-07
SEE EXHAUSTION OF Ran
Many Authorities Believe H..
Be None Remaining Az
twenty-five Years

Some authorities Ir nj.
years from now. there wi.
dunn LEFT IN The vorf IL
IL is claimed, an a,auaMe
wonderful mineral wu ha,. ...
up.
The so-calIed raaNm
supposed To- b. clectr'f.. .s,.
though just vhut Ties, us-,,,
nobody knows They to uo. =,
he identitiahe as amy arl Of =.
But after being given ~
TO he electrically char-,
the form of helnm
Here is a case a.,p- r..
binary, ia which ,I.e,. Is
~ transmitted into au.f'- ..-...
phenomenon which has
thought impossible
Helium was trS; G~.ot.... IL
sun. II was later ioHa -.
atmosphere, which cenau> rI.
percentage Of IT, NWu ~, .
some wells IN Texas sG u>a
yields considerable quaint t> .s
50 much in certain instances
ing noninhammab!r. it renu.,
less useful as fuel.
l. a. 90 a., It,t..,.f,..4 .t