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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-28

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-28
NATIONS BoWLERs MEET.
Nine Hundred and Thirty-Four Team
Arc Entered at Buffalo.

Buffalo, n. Y. Feb. 2s.-The TWEEN
ty-first annual tournament of the
American Bowling congress will start
on the sixteen specially constructed
alleys here tonight.
Nine hundred and thirty-four five
men teams are entered. More than
1000 bowlers will compete in the dou-
bles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-28
PLAY BY CHINESE STUDENTS.
"China Night" VIII Be Given Friday
Night at Auditorium.

The Chinese students of Washburn
college, assisted by other Chinese stu
dents in Kansas schools. will present
q typical oriental program called
China Night" at the auditorium on
Friday night, March 4.
ARRANGEMENTS have been made for
an address by Governor Allen.
Paul Fung, Chinese student at
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-28
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-28

Washburn college, is manager of the
play and is arranging a unique pro-
gram of Chinese music and has Sc
cured many. costumes. He is being
assisted by Phillip Young, a student
at Kansas State Agricultural college
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-28
Joie Rays Leg Muscles Torn.

Chicago, Feb. 2s.-An X-ray of torn
muscles in Joie Rays right leg was
taken today to determine extent of his
injury. The long distance runner col
lapsed in the mile run Saturday night.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-28

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The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
HUBER VICTIM
OF NOVEL HOLDUP

Thai il pays 10 carry business card
was demoust rated the other evening to
former Judge 4. c. Huber formerly Of
Gary. but now of East Chicago, who
while waiting in the ice cream parlors
of Joseph Tercs, list and Cottage Grove
ave. Tor "a Whiting car, last evening was
approached by two neatly dressed men
and ordered 10 cough up" any vaIu-
ablcs that he might have on his person.
Whtlc tho tAo thieves were COINS
through the former Judges pockets,
then encountered q number o. business
cards. bearing The Judges former title.
besides number of cards OF other law
ycrs. 1t was while one of the thieves
was pursuing the words written on one
of the cards tnat change Of countcn-
ance, ON the bandits was noticed. Ar
ter completing their search, getting So
tn cash watch and diamond stick Pin.
the bandit turned 10 Mir Huber and hand
ing him a card bearing the words
''Thomas Hearn. of Nash d Hearn,
prominent criminal lawyers of Chicago.
asked the Judge, if he were a friend Of
this firm
Upon receiving an answer in The af-
drmEtive. the bandits returned the
watch ard stick-pin. but being little
short Of cash, decided to keep the form
er Judges $50 with the statement that
they could not rob, their own friends
friend.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
FAKE TAX
COLLECTOR
LANDED?

Hammond police believe taat nen
'n'efs al Cary r''a5 P'o%'a Up
''l' '''" - 1''
,'Ne taA c'l'ecto' ~ mas d
ore'SneFT ~ HaIhihoho' hast oh'ca.Eo
west Hammond and possibly othef
arts Of the Calumet region.
The activities Of the fake collector
7rst became known when Sam Spot
oble. an Italian Of East Hammond
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
MAY SAY
GOOD BYE
To THRILLERS
State Moving Picture Commits
sion Provided for by
New Bill
gy II. Iz. REYNOLDS

7IAFF SoRSE9 SoIRs7li 1an 95-The movie
r,,,roer HI the hrst act,
-, 1,,lf-dre=sed heroine. and q
So +h-o,vn in at the end for
..,ro >.ili he a thing of days
Indiana IF the general as
,.ssas ths bill which is 70 be
,ad v,{th5n the next few days
s+a+e moving picture COM
,.o-so~ehfp bill. which
t.-f-v,ed " check the exhibit
$50 -. +.r,-.n- Fl promote crime,
,-,srs-,.ro5 hv senator Claude S
,...,Io ~ T.an,rte and Starke counties
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
THREE BAD FIRES
DOLE MIL1IoN pAMAcE.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVlcEl
NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 25.-Fire
wept through a blcck ia the heart of
ae business district early today doing
damage estimated at s1.o00.0OO Fire
men battled with the blaze for four
hours IN zero weather before it was
aontrolled The fire originated in the
Easement Of the five story Mendel and
Freedman department store and the
flames were communicated to adjoin-
ing buildings by the wind which was
blowing a gale. Many fremen suffered
frost bite but none were seriously in
lured.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
SAYS THAT
REVOLUTION
IMPENDING
Present Wave of Curhing Lib
critics of People Must
Stop


i'I--N YER Colo, Jan. 25.-The pres
ent wave Of legislation. curbin,s rae
liberties Of the people must be stop-
ped while there is yet time Of tb,
United states is to avoid scrioas
revolution" Judge John j. Pouo~Iz
Of the Kansas federal district coalt.
declared here today
Repeal OF the eighteenth amend
n'ent and other prohibition messure-
is absolutely necessary or we viii facs
a revolution that may destroy eli lhg
cherished institutions of the country.
Judge Pollock said. Men cannot con.
tnne 10 obey prohibitory laws and ~
tain their liberty and contentmen. or
mind
Many people believe that such
thing as revolution in America is
impossible. but want to say thar 1t
can come just as quickly and jus. ss
terrifyingly in our land as it did "a
russia. And oppressive laws Will brius
It about"
Judge Pollock declared that Tie
wave Of crime in Denver, Kansas CITY.
chicago and other large communities
vas due to the elimination Of the pub
ic saloon
7 do not uphold the saloon az Il ,.as
'ormeriy conducted" he said bot
The properly conducted saloon would
9e infinitely preferable to the present
'ystem which produces the skulkius
'ootiegger. the secret whiskey dist.
r and the home brewer. All hansl-
ng and dispensing a product that
eeks with crime disease and de0ta."
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
THREE MITLIONs IosT HFRE.

tINTERNATlONAL NEWS SERVICEl
ATHENS, Ca, Jan. 25.-The flames
which swept the business section Of
this city early today were under con
troll at 8 o'clock this morning after
destroying the entire block bounded
by Jackson, Clayton, Broad streets and
college avenue, and causing losses
estimated at $4,000 600 So far as is
known there is no loss Of life.
The heaviest losses were sustained
by the Denny Motor Company. occupy
ing the Max Joseph six story building,
where the explosions of drums Of gaso-
limo started the FIRE, which rapidly
spread beyond control Appeals were
sent to neighboring towns for aid
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
WIFE SLAYER
FOUND GUILTY
INTERNATIONAL NEWs SERVICE

DALLAS, TEXAS Jan 22-Arthur
Jetty confessed wife slayer, was un-
der a I'VE year sentence yesterday af-
ter jury found him guilty Of man
slaughter. Mrs. Jetty. 10 wear old wife
was slain year ago She was shot
rnree times and her head beaten to 4
pulp.
She was untrue 20 ne while wa
=, France" Jetty confessed. i kIllcC
or when I found her living with ar
ther man
The jury refused a frst degree rnu.
der conviction
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
YOUNG BANDIT WORKS
FAST IN THIS FOG
fINrERNArIoNAL NEWS SERVICE

I'M E0NN I0NAL NEWS SERVICE
TULSA, Okla, Jan. PA heavy fog
settled over The city last night and
Tony Williams g. considered II the
rappfng of opportunity that is heard
hut once,
Armed with small revolver, VIII
iiams took complete charge Of the nut
pici3ai highway known as North
Peoria oveaue. In the short space o.
80 minutes Williams, the police say.
held up and ro9bsd seven pedestrians.
Ills pistol vas resting against the
back and his hand was deiving into
the deptha OF the eighth victim
lockets when couple Of policemen
ought their way through the fog and
arrested hiro.
Williams claimed to be from Kansas
Cfts-
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

CHARLEY NAUGHTON. says that an
old negro named washington, who works
in bedford. Va. was asked by his em-
ployer last Christmas whether he would
have a ton of coal Of a quart Of wnis-
,>cy for a Christmas present.
We'll, sir, boss, III tell you" re-
2lied Washington after moments
thought. that stove my old woman hss
int partial to coal at all. an she sit=
Reap moie 7eat out Of bdrnln WOO ii
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
SCORNS MATRIMONY
WEDS AT THE HUB

CHICAGO. Jan. @5.-Jack Factor, ar
Advertising salesman. was wont to
.augh loudly and long Ehen his friends
made the fatal $50. Yesterday Jack
motored to Crown Point, Ind. He had
= conpanion-Miss Helen Stoddard o.
Kansas City. They were married. Last
ght the gang got the news, They
Tanned 2 chsriv;4-i But Mr.. Factor
ard the new Mrs. Factor had started
their honeymoon journey to California
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
TER
A WARRIOR
ANDFIGHTER
Famous Old Squatter Marched
With Sherman to the Sea
In Civil War

-,rtafp George Nellington Streeter,
- oo ,,oare c.air,ant to large
- IND alona the Lake shore.
....,,,,,ari, termed. "chicago's Gold
e-.,st vho died carly Sunday morn
ING from pneumonia from his residence
aboard The houscboat. "Vamoose,"
a,o1,,rad near tho Forsythe avenue
trtd.-o rast Cbfcuro. had a restless
a,,a i,+crastfna life
-- H.. ,.a- f..,,.b+ 10 reeain
,,,.d ostiy,atod nj 1S5
20 -. -. 1.,,l.,.-, as ~Strectcr-
=" ..,tt r,,,,,r,,,,s nitch-
+l, ,...tica and other off
.... ,,..,,.,,o1 +h. car,-
.,,., lo-d ,,-hich
ls1'ii ,,,,~+h o,e, sqoo -
=
V2o'9V'. ,.,n,.s
'"' ''' - ..,..-.,. .,e
a'H -.,.t,ie-t ,,s,.S..rs
s.a., rf,.,, ,lsiro-
..,-'.'..,. ,,,ho,~b he
.,. .,,.+. ,r MANY
...+.. H. refused to give up the strug-
,cp Ant, ria death
.t. ,,.,+.,t,
.-,,,t..,d
e,'fi'e "a ,1-7s-.,t4l..,
lae l'aN ,,N
s.+h Hon5 il chicf counsel
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
ROTARIANS
HOLD MEETING

With practically hundred per cent
Jttendance at the weekly meeting OF
ne Hammond Rotary club a number
matters Of Importance were taken
p and passed upon at noon today.
Richard H. Nellie, manager Of .ne
lake County Printing and Publish.us
,ompany, in view of the fact that tne
legislature is IN session and that new
municipal elections will be held this
all asked the Hammond Rotary club
% appoint a committee to devise tie
)est plan possible to bring about
mai algamation and to cooperate with
he Hammond Chamber Of Commerce
r the matter.
President Thomas r. Tennsnt then
appointed a committee consisting ot
Fred Crumpacker, Morse Dell Plain
ard William G. Paxton to investigate
the proposition and make recon
.nendations.
In the discussion Of the subject the
fact was pointed out that candidat tes
for city Offices. hal repeatedly pl1dSei
themselves to bring about amalgana-
tion, but as soon ss elected were re
uctant to give up their political pcsi-
tions.
Hence it was suggested that some
legislation ought to be passed at In
dianapols placing the initiative ,Vttn
The citizens by means of petition as
well as making 1t possible for the
initiative to come from the city Or
details themselves.
Or. E. S. Jones. chairman Of he
committee on water supply, made
report in which he reported that his
committee favored getting back OF the
city officials in their plans FOR a six
foot water tunnel and new pumpjrg
staten
He stated that the means for accom-
plishing the financing Of these in'
provements had been pointed out b.
Commissioner McCardle Of tho In
Indiana public utilities commis5iou.
President Thomas r. Tenant rfs-
sented the matter OF the endorsement
of the project OF the Hammond ia
sonic bodies for the building OF the
nov Masonic temple. The project vas
endorsed as a civic enterprise WORTHY
II the enthusiastic support Of the com
munity.
Roscoe z. Woods was asked T. make
brief statement on the Importance ot
every Hammond Rotarian attending
the district conference at Evansville.
The opportunity to get the inspiration
of outsiders in the great ideals of
Rotary and the fact that the district
conferences are clearing for the big
IDEAS that are finally presented at the
international conference was pointed
out.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
MANY DIE IN
MINE EXPLOSION

BERLIN. Jan. 25.-Thirty eight
workers were killed and 26 seriously
injured in an explosion in mine near
Colsnitz, Saxony today
one hundred and nifty miners were
later rescued
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

DELEGATIONS from Harvey West
Hammond, Rtverdale and vicinity have
joined the Calumet Manufacturers As
sociation in urging the necessity of the
Improvement Of 147th street and the
Halstead Street bridge over the Calu-
mot River at North Harvey.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

REPV Charles E. Richardson of Log
ansport, said a mouthful when he passed
this remark Saturday: We could have
sont a committee from the senate ana
house up here to investigate and If they
had eoane back and made report telling
US just what have seen today, I would
have laughed at them and put them
down for a bunch Of liars
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

THE Irene Stolossky Concert Co. was
70 appear last night at the First Bap-
list Church as part Of the high school
lyceum course but was unable to get
here. The promoters assure the pub
lie that the company viii be on hand
tonight sure at 500 o'clock.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

ED i. NELSON. a Munc1e newspaper
man was here Saturday and was duly
Impressed. Down there some Of our
young folks marry and the population
Increases a little now and then and
we brag about it. / haven't been
through this territory for several years
and / can hardly believe such growth
to be possible"
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
TO fight MOVIE vAMPS And MOVIE MURDERS
Did You
Hear That

here On 4 business mission Yesterday
"
DR. DEF, BERT LEWIS spent an over
sunday visit with Valparaiso relatives.
of Rensselaer, verc hero on business yes
tcrdav III business
THE Ricces moved TO Michigan City
last saturday where Mr.. Riece was for
|
ELLIOTT CONROY has returned from
I business visit to Kansas city for
the r s Betz COMPANY
cr1Itcbes these davs az y result if i fan
Wednesday night. He sprained his
knee.
VALPARAISO lost three Of its best
stoner. Mrs. Myron Campbell ana Mrs
Josephine Van Ouse.
-
TWO zoung men who ran across the
state line into Hammond were working
-...-- Il, Wet How
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

SPEAKING Of regular sports. how's
this which the social reporter missed
Vernon J. Cupp and Archie y. Thomas
Of the United Chemical Organic Pro-
ducts Co. saw Neal Hart in tskylre, al
the Bijou theatre the other day and blew
themselves to a dinner at the Main res
taurant.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

WE'LL for the frst time n many a
weary month tho price of gasoline has
started slipping. Filling stations show
the drop to be from 20 cents down to q
cents. Kerosene has also slumped from
1919 cents down to 151z cents Motor
lists, Of course. are mad as hornets.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

REPy. James B. Filbert from Green
county, preferred to keep more to him
bert has socialistic leanings. and wear
a soft collar and flowing red neck-tie.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

UNAPPRECIATIvE youngsters have
already started breaking UP the ladies
rest room, just erected in Harrison Park
and which had been fitted UP a warm
ing place for the skaters this winter.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

HAMMOND ELkS are starting off
he new year right one of the biggest
nights Of the season will be next We'd
nesday when they win pull off gooc
round smoker:
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

On StFRets and newsBtands, so
per copy. Delivered by carrier in
aammcnd and Wssr Hammond.
Fifty cents per month.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25
THE WEATHER.

Weather forecasts for Chicago
and vicinityi Probably snow to-
night and Wednesday, not much
change in temperatures lowest to-
eight nbOut -, fresh east 10 north
east winds.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

JAMES McNAY Of Valparaiso was
here on business mission yesterday
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

TWO young mon who ran across the
state line into Hammond were working
tho purse snatching game in West Ham
mond saturday evening.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

CONTINUED on page eight)
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

HARVEY GOSTLIN is wearing two
crutches these days as a result IF g fall
Wednesday night He sprained MS
knee.
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

THE Ricces moved TO Michigan City
last Saturday whore Mr Rtece was for
meriy a policeman
The Lake County times., 1921-01-25

ELLIOTT. .CONROY has returned from
a business visit to Kansas City for
the +. S Betz Company
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-30

| Society for the Control Of Cancer, and
the comment upon these views and
suggestions BY other physicians, reveal
anew the chaos Of opinion and judy
ment on this subject in the medical
profession. One physician Of repute
pins his faith to the use of radium
as a curative agent, but the fact is
developed that the general judgment
of the profession is quite against the
efficacy of this means except in linn
tied number of cases. There has been
a world Of research on the subject in
recent years, and the research is con-
tinuing, hut without any very tangible
RESULTS The scourge continues its
ravages, and on the whole the liabil-
ity OF civilized beings seems to in
crease. Under the circumstances the
physicians can hardly be blamed for
engaging in certain amount of ex-
perimentations, even Of empiricism. IN
the treatment OF the disease--the
point at issue being the one whether
the experimenter is true man Of sci
enee, candidly seeking and as candidly
rejecting. or whether he is the quack
who exploits the despair Of the pa.
tients for profit to himself In the
last resort surgery is the sole means
of treatment that is approved by the
profession in general, and no one
claims for this certainty of cure
Perhaps the most that can be truly
said is included in the statement Of
DR.. Francis Carter Wood, director of
the Institute of Cancer Research of CO.
lumbia university, that from twenty
to ninety per cent of the patients
with early cancer after being operated
upon have at least remained well for
many years. And what physician or
surgeon can offer more to any patient
whatsoever than that gift Of many
yearsvY
There is even a likelihood that ex-
perimental means OF treatment of can
GER have not only prolonged but spread
the dread disease. Thus far, every
theory on the subject seems TO have
fallen down sooner or later. Dietary !
theories seem to have been disproved |
one by one. Remarkable and we'll
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-30
STOPPED TRAIN IN TIME
70 Save Women Who Were Dumped
on Track.

Newport, Nov. 30.--7Mrs. S. p. Hill
ker and her mother, Mrs. Fannie Cros
BY, of Coventry were thrown from
their sleigh and injured near the Main
street railroad crossing Monday after
aoon soon after o'clock. Leaving the
station for their home, Mrs. Hillikeri
who was driving, noticed the fast APP
preaching doub,x header. She became
confused at not seeing the gates and
started to make the turn blore- get
ling to the crossing and the sleigh
runner struck the rails, which were
covered with snow, they were thrown
Put upon the main track on which the
train was moving.
Everett Smith was on the crossing
ligna.ling the heavy freight across and
when he saw the accident succeeded in
stopping the train. Walter Abbott,
who was standing short distance
from the scene Of the accident, rushed
quickly to their assistance, helping
Mrs. Hilliker to arise first as she still
held the reins Of the frightened ami
NAL, until Joseph Seguin, who also
witnessed the accident, succeeded in
luieting the horse.
Mr.. Abbott assisted Mrs Crosby
from the track Neither the horse nor
leigh were damaged Mrs. Hilliker and
her mother, Mrs. Crosby, though some
what bruised and shaken up, were able
to drive to their home in Coventry,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-11-30
No More Gas in
Stomach & Bowels

IL you wish to be permanently relieved
of gas in the stomach and bowels. take
Baalrann's Gas-Tablets.
Baalmann's GGs-Tablets are prepared dis
tinctly for stomach gas, and for all the Lac
effects coming from gas pressure
That empty and gnawing feeling at pit
Of your stomach disappears, that anxious
nervous feeling with heart oaipitation will
vanish, and you will again be able to take
deep breath. often prevented by gas press
ing against your heart and lungs.
Your limbs. arms and fingers won't feel
cold. and go to sleep because Baaimann !
Gas-Tablets prevent gas interfering with the
circulation drowsiness, sleepy feeling aft
sr dinner win be replaced Ly q desire for
some form of entertainment. Your dis
tended stomach will reduce because gas will
not form after using Baalmaan's Gas-Tab-
lets.
Get the genuine in the Yellow Package
from Cummings & Lewis or any reliable
druggist. Price one dollar. j. Baalmann,
chemists, San Francisco---Adv.