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Evening star., 1922-11-24
ENTIRE MINE FIELD
M0URNS VICTIMS
Every City and Town in Bir-
mingham District Repre-
sented in a. Dead.
PRECAUTIONS SAVE MANY
Automatic Devices and Emergency
Outlets Prevent After-Damp
From Claiming Survivors.
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, November "a
The Birmingham mine district today
prepared to lay to rest the first Of its
eighty-four dead, whose lives were
snuffed out Wednesday by an explosion
of coal dust in Dolomite Mine. No. 3, OF
the Woodward iron Company, sixteen
miles west of here. The dead belong
to the district" for virtually every
settlement and city was represented In
the casualty list, and graves were dug
today in nearly every little cemetery
between Birmingham, Bessemer. Ensley
and the mine. Sixteen miners had mot
been identified early today. Fifteen of
them were negroes.
At the mine, where the only visible
evidence Of the disaster was the charred
wood Of the tipple fired by the blast
as the flames spouted from the slope,
repairs were being made with the eX ,
pectation that coal production would
be resumed Monday.
First Serious Accident.
The mine had been in operation since
1892 without a serious accident until
Wednesday, and the disaster then was
due to circumstances observed only
twice before in this country, according
to records Of local mining experts.
The mine is what is known as gas
free" and to prevent accumulation Of
coal dust, another dangerous element,
its equipment includes an automauc
sprinkler system which constantly keeps
it damp. A string of coal dumps broke
loose, dropped 500 feet down an in
Evening star., 1922-11-24
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Evening star., 1922-11-24
IN SPEEDERS' LIST
Thirty-One Motorists Fined in Los
Angeles in One Week.

Los ANGELES. Calf. November "a.
-Thirty-one persons, including one
. woman. were in Jail today for speed
ing and reckless driving. bringing IN
to eighty-fVe the total to receive zach
sentences in the Los Angeles police
court this week.
Fifty alleged offenders We're noti-
fed to appear for pleading today.
IF We cannot get all of the speed
ers in the courtroom we will adjourn
to q vacant lot" announced Police
Judge Joseph +. Chambers.
L am sending speed maniacs to
jail because that is where they be-
long"
SAN FRANCISCO, November ga
The California State Automobile AS
sociation has appointed 200 members
il San Francisco to cooperate with
the San Francisco police department
in report Jig traffic law violations by
autosts. Each member named also
was pledged to set an example in
careful driving.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
Man is as Old as his Heart

For when the heart fails tn Circu-
late the blood, the effect UPGn ite
Tissues j. the ~ hen the ar
teTies shFiNei they ionEcr
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Is continual. producing puisonS and
il left TO accumulate in fhc cell these
pai~0nS drprc>S. / person il first
weak. then >eniir. and Gnails
c0rnc> death. One soon rccls the re-
fre>hing influence oE new blood. and
the bodily strength gained by taking
.Gcidrn Medical Discovery This
temperance herbal tonic WINS pre-
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age. Try the fablste. send Toe tn
DIR. Pierce, Buffalo. :. l.. for triaf
package. e
Evening star., 1922-11-24
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruf

There is one sure way that has never
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You will find. too. all itching and dig
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your hair will be fluffy. lustrous, glossy.
silky and soft. and look and feel hun
dred times ter.-Advertisemeelt.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
UNHURT BY 8O-FOOT FALL.
Boy Sent Home From Hospital
Warned Against Carelessness.

Los ANGELES. November 24.-Oii-
YER Mapes. fourteen. fell eighty feet
over a. cliff in Elysian Park, and then
walked downtown to the receiving
hospital to see whether he had been
injured.
Police surgeons told him he was
bruised and scratched a little. They
sent him home with a warning to be
more careful where he played
Evening star., 1922-11-24

Weeks, September Is, convicted with
Cross Of the murder Of George A.
Fosdick, Des Moines grocer. The
Iowa law places the duty Of acting
as executioner upon the sheriff Of the
county in which the crime was COM
mitted.
Sheriff Robb left Fort Madison TIM
mediately after the execution for
Dubuque, where he will deliver leo
ture tonight.
Evening star., 1922-11-24

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Mems Silk Hose
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Evening star., 1922-11-24

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Evening star., 1922-11-24

Importance o:
nd 81
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Evening star., 1922-11-24


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Evening star., 1922-11-24
CoxEY FINED FOR SPEEDING.

CHICAGO, November 24.-Jacob s.
Coxey, who gained fame as leader of
"Coxey's army" was en- route to his
Ohio home today minus SIS paid as a
fine after he was arrested in Evan
ston, ILL.,. yesterday, on a charge Of
speeding.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
S1.69 Framed Pictures

11x14 Glass Size Framed az
Pictures, gilt or mahogany sDt
finished holdings: an as
sortment of Gibson and Gutman
subjects.
Evening star., 1922-11-24
PASTOR SHERIFF SPRINGS
DEATH TRAP SECOND Time
Immediately Leaves Scene Of Exc
cution to Deliver
Lecture.

By the Associated Press
FORT MADISON, Iowa, November
24.-sheriff w. E. Robb. war chaplain
Of the 16Sth century, and until re-
Gently pastor Of Des Moines church,
sprang the trap at the hanging Of
Orrie Cross, at the state penitentiary
here today.
The parson- sheriff also sprang the
trap at the execution Of Eugene
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
WHITING
FR|ARS PLAY
RENSSELAER,
ESPECIAL 10 LIE 1ImEs1

,
WHITING, Ind, Nov. II. - The
Whiting Friars Will travel to Rens-
selaer TO take on the heavy Rens-
selaer Independents, who so far this
season have cut a deep >swath in
he football circles of the down
state vicinity. The Rensselaer, ag-
sregation is composed of the best
football talent in that territory and
have made a fattering offer to the
Friars to tangle on the gridiron.
The Friars arc practicing and drill
ng every evening in preparation as
they expect tough opposition from
their heavy opponents The Friars
will depend on speed to offset the
weight and by the means of trick
plays the Friars are doped to take
he battle by a close score.
For the convenience Of the large
delegation Of fans who expect to
make the trip the team will leave
IN the 1902 over the Monon from
he Hammond station. and on the
.eturn journey will leave Rensselaer,
L 6:52 and arrive at Hammond at
g. 90 p. m. The squad will leave
Whiting in ample time to make the
Monon at Hammond and arrive
home In time for the social activi-
les. The entire squad is expected
TO make the Tip and every man is
eported to be IN the best of condi-
ION and ready to meet the foe.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

march TO the Midwest league title,
will gets its real test of the season
when the two Unknown elevens
Tiger team. although held scoreless
by East Chicago and Hegewisch, Is
full OF fight and IT will probably
require the Scatenas' best In order
to come out on top.
One of the most dangerous fea-
lures of the Trumble offense is the
teams aerial work. Forward passes
from Captain Goldstein, who han
dies the quarterback Job, to Burke
and Bear, the star ends, was re-
sponsible for many bis gains in the
game against Hegewisch last Sun
day.
The Trumble line did valiant work
in the Gopher contest at East Chi
cago. but spectacular work of which
the Tiger backfeld IS well known.
was missing and as a result the
fiery trio consisting OF Johnson, Nc
Carly and Dennis were held.
The Scatenns are figuring that II
East Chicago was able to hold the
Tigers they too can do the same.
Coaches Smith and Jones are using
especial effort In perfecting q de-
Tense against the possible overhead
plays which the visitors may use
providing the Harrison park grid
iron is dry enough. On a wet field
the passes count for naught. and
the Famous Chicagos. who battled
East Chicago with neither side scor-
Ing, is still Of the belief that on a
dry field the Scatenas could not
duplicate their high watered vic
tory.
Line Coach Smith has been giving
his charges workouts which have
taken them late into the night; the
arc lights, while not the desired
thing, has been of some good advan-
tage, and the frequent use Of the
ghost ball leads one to believe that
the Scatenas are going to pull some
thing Sunday that IS seldom seen on
a gridiron. Coach Jones is con-
tinuing his skull sessions without
a let-up.
The Scatenas no doubt have been
benefited materially by the unex-
pected extra week of rest The
locals should be at the top of mid
season form when they tackle the
Tigers.
Hammond can well feel proud Of
its police department. There used to
be time when rair Of No. 10
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17

copper. but not so today. The Ham
mond police boast OF it's baseball
team and one of the finest and sur
est tackles in the state In Copper
Payne, who has been q. tower OF
strength In the scatena line Char
ley See. who once offered a chance
at Harvard. rits YEARLY at his desk
wondering what play Payne is go
ing through next Chief Bunde is
Arm believer in spoHs and before
long the popular "Chief' may bios
som out among the bowling shoot
ers activity. All Of which helps the
Scatenas greatly as the police are
the helping hends IN keeping order
at every game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
BY HARRY R. FLORY

[sTAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. sERvIcEl
CHICAGOs Nov. 1T.-That intan-
gible yet always to be reckoned
with asset of fight will come 10
the front with a vengeance tomor-
row in the middle VESTS three lead
ing football struggles of the day;
Chicago Illinois. Michigan Wiscon--
sin, Ohio-Iowa.
Illinois can fight. as the Wiscon-
sin Badgers Will testify. Wisconsin
Will fight to stone for that 40 de-
feat at the hands of Illinois last
Saturday. And Ohio must fight
In strength, recl1oned from com
paratfve scores, weight, speed. in
dividual stars and IN any other way.
Chicago, Michigan and Iowa. all un-
beaten in the conference title race.
out-rank thier opponents. But even
the most completely out-classed
eleven can win a game.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
ALL IS SET
FOR OPENER
WEDNESDAY,
Masonic Temple To Be In
ltiated to Greatest Of
Indoor Games.


With the SQUAD 80 - ...
size and tho team No, $50, = = Ion
CURED some measure of sr1oa+ 80
tae Hammond e,olo~.ts1 go - 80, go,
team = ayvaf4fr7- -, ,e..s.
o. the big opener next yzra,s,s.a 2 &.
evening al tina lrasa,,,, 80
when the huge aud9fo,t,1r, IN, -, 6 6
Initiated 70 the greatest rs -
games.
FolIowfps- .ba n~a7f.,,f-.,.- 49,.
between the sin,n4s1 w., -
and The ST Tosa,b ~ s.-,.
4. START ar -
VIII naoat +ba 60, 40
OF CHICAGO. etsrtf,.- G. II = : m
o'clock. Prepara+ser- -
made TO haodfA 49,
nieht crowd. sna = - t 80
bs- present in5fcs+t.-,s -
preliminary ..,4ss. -
o'clock many Of the 1000 Ideally
located seats win be occupied sin
ley OF Chicago VIII officiate in the
@rst game. and Hart 0f Whiting
VIII handle the calonfal- Central
Electric game.
Tae practice game PLAYED berween
the simplec team and the Colonials
At Lafayette gym last Wednes-
day proved to be rather a sHn prac-
tice for the heavier colonfa1s Hal
lidav made 1T a sort Of elimination
contest for his squad Of eleven can
didates, playing each man on the
squad ut some period in the game
ana in the changing ana syitcbinr
the e red-jerseyed fellows almost
neglected the all-inlportant basket
shooting business. And when the
game did reach a point of utmost
seriousness the Simplex were going
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-17
Ford Can't Buy Seat
For Michigan Game

MADISON. Nov Henry Ford.
the '1ivver king" with all his mil
lions. cannot buy tickets to the Wis
consin-Michigan football game at
Ann Arbor on Saturday. Ford's sec
rotary telephoned from Detroit to
the Wisconsin athletic department
here yesterday and asked that q box
be reserved for Mr.. Ford. He was
informed every one of the 1000 seats
allotted the Badger followers had
been sold Reports received here in
dictate that $4,000 seats have been
sold for the game. More than 10000
persons requested tickets.
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college fves. With the season once
under way they viii improve, as
they become accustomed to the in
dividual style of play.
Romping out in the new blood
red suits next Wednesday at the
Temple. will be Thompson. Smith.
Halliday, Healey, Scott. Shelton and
Gearing. Each name stands for
near perfection IN the game of bas-
lzet ball. Thompson IS probably the
best known locally for he has been
with US for a decade 1t seems. His
ability is equally well known. Smith
who denies he came from Wabash
and in the denial failed to state just
where he did get his early training.
Is a powerful hoy who is the equal
of the great Miller. Purdue all-con-
terence guard last year; greater on
the offensive for he IS accurate in
shooting baskets. Shelton, whose
appearance at a down-state gymna-
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PREPS
TO PLAY ELGIN

ELGIN, Ill. Nov. 16.-Elgin will
stage the greatest football demon
stration in the history of the city
Saturday when the local props WIN
clash in an intersectional game with
Ansonia, Conn. High. Preparations
for the homecoming are in the hands
of the Rotary. Kiwanis and Lions
clubs. The Ansonia warriors. cham
pions of Connecticut, are being ac-
eompanied west by a delegation of
thirty-fiye rooters