davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
Countess, From Steerage,
Is Halted at Ellis Island
VIII. Of Baron dc RosenrAnt1. sAd 20
he Danish Attache ~ eenos'
Travelled In Resoluts's Hold
To Visit Rich Friends.

New York. April "A member OF
the Danish nobility, whose passport
describes her as the countess tnr'S-
tine de RoseHkra1tz. 43 %ears oid' ar
r;rcd yssterday IN the steera &c az ne
RasoIute with her son. Baron H1!ser
Ju;Ian Frcder.E de Rosenkrantz. ~
ycors old" and her companion, MSS
Elizabeth Petersen, She reQuHSte- IN
GOOD English that she should oe e
leased with the Americans VINO lFrdeo'
1rlnlig-atlon officials Informed ne NHa'
as she WAS an alien and Storage pas.
Atrcer. she and the two othH = W'Niu
have 70 so % Ellis Island this morn
!rS. y here 4 Spcclal ooaru OIL inquiry
vii raSs on the case.
The Countcsss passport was sisrcd
~ the Minister OF Foreign Afar5 81
Denmark. who asked that all c1nrt7s 'es
he extended TO the trio. When She
boarded the liner she orderei thren Geek
chairs. Wilhelm Luhben. steward VINO
90, them. noticed that the Countess was
sartorially all that a arat cabin pas
senSer should be, wear n; .eopai
skin coat ard many jcwslsd rings
For ore day the three enjoyed fhe
privileges % cabin passengers. Tnen
+ t.. Muller. 1urser. fNual that tae
,ickets for tn" trio called only for Thlrd
c,ass accommodations. Then thcY hao
TO sivc up tie chairs on the .'r'.aenade
deck and so t. the STORAGE
Tho Countess said that Sh. was born
Countess WcGcil Of Tydsllrt. DnnuATk
and tha. her husband. Eat>a dc Ersrn-
k-antE. Is an attachc .: DeHma'-'s de.c-
t:t!on 10 III" Genoa conference. Tho
countess said she cane zero = ''S't
f,.cnds. including Mrs Nathaniel I7"y-
o. Of Philadelphia. Miss Pe'er""n "t-
c'c-od that Shc would "vls'. the l'tfA"
TIL" Countess said sue l'"u!;as tn'ro
Glass tickets because Of l. TX ht CAST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
IN
SOUTHERN v. Va.
| AGAIN ARGUED

Charleston. W Va, April "a The
fate Of the Injunction preventing or
gauizing activities in the New River
and Kanawha coal fields will be de-
cided In the federal district court here
next Saturday. announcement was
made today by Judge MCClinuc.
Decision was made In the case fol-
lowing the hearing OF arguments L!
operators and union counsel. the lat.
ter having asked for dismissal OF
tho bill granting the temporary In
junction. The injunction viii con
time to be cfftffrtive until next sat
urday, however, Judge McCiintlc SAID:
In arguing III" case for the United
Mine Workers, Henry Warrum OF IN
dianapois coutcndcd that the tempo
rarv induction should be dismissed;
In that the federal court was without
proper jurisdiction. lie held that the
matter was one for tho state court"
to deal with exclusively.
Conspiracy Alleged.
Mr.. Warrum charged that the oper-
ators' attorneys based their claim Tor
jurisdiction in the federal court on
tho ALLEGATION that the United Mine
WORKERS conspired in 1898 10 violate
tho antitrust law. and that the al
legged conspiracy had continued unit!
tho present time. He stated. how
ever, that tho main complaint in III"
operators bill was against shooting
from the. hills and other alleged Tlo-
lent acts. These. he said. if they did
occur, should % punished. but Ill III"
state courts and not tho federal.
S. b. Avis. representing the cpcrat.
ors of the New River district, in pre-
senting an affidavit OF T. l., Lewis,
secretary Of the New River Coal
Operators association. contended that
a conspiracy had existed and did eN'
iSt. Mr.. Lewis formerly WAS prcSl-
dent OF tho United Mine Workers o.
America
The Lewis Affidavit.
In the affidavit. Lewis reviewed his
connection with the union. and stated
that in 1902 the United Mine Workers
called an isolated strike in west II
Cinia TO aid a walkout Of the anthra'
cite miners Of Pennsylvania. This was
done, according to the affidavit, 10
curtail and restrict the production
and shipment Of West Virginia coal
into the eastern and New England
market.
The purpose Of the Lewis affidavit
apparently, was to show that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
Human Interest
In These Tales
F|apper Wave Hits China,
Knee Skirts, Cut Hair, Et Al
Ana They Smoke Cigarettes, TOO says
Canton Revolutiopist on Vlelt-
They're Good Girls. but silly.
10 ADDS.

&cv Yo~,, Nvrn - oh. YES We
ha.r In China th6Se youNE girls WI"
~" rot Q'.i'c - women ana whoh ~"
ca" '!lapperS' Eat We 60 not !ct 'h''n
iy,rrv us FOR they aTc all very Eoo'
iris" Was til" reply :" 4 question: "'"e
through AN interpreter from '"'"h'""
University. Of L"NUr /" jim. secretary
,n lr san Vat Sen. 'ca..er OF |H' re- -
;r:!r,ISts ~ southern china vii" -
WAITING his country. Mr.. Lcunc "N.
pialnrd lust how tho tIapper "a'e
had hit China recently. saying:
"W. n,vc recently noticed the large
number OF our .cry yoUrC women. litt!c
MIRO than children. who har" cut 'ncF
p,,- and employ srrio method 10 MAKE
+, stand out from tho head. And &.So
,hcy have shortened their dress. l.ke
the American custom. and CiSaTet'eS a:e
being smoked by them-at nome out ,''t
nub,Ir;y. However,, we do not let tEA'
worry US much. fer the% arc soou e''S
Ut. silly.
To the unofficial diplomat OF Sun lat
Sens cabinet. who a. the age OF 81 Is
,ha eai,or in chief OF the daily WI enc
Poa Of Canton. his FIRST glimpse or inc
wonders Of New York city was not
great surprise or q noTeltY.
I'VE have sixteen story buildings N
Canton he Salu anu ivy "'''
be- built higher. Another remaTKao'e
rhirr - the democratic spirit tAa'
seems to be in every ore. Each person
-oes along so easily and IS always ready
to smile"
sitting n hts rooms IN the McAlpin.
Mr.. Leung told Just Aow pr. sun lat
Sen intends 70 attack the army OF tne
recognized Chinese republic and. wi;h
200 900 picked men. will attempt 70
overthrow what he terms maKe-oe-
,,eve republic" !le even went on |"
mama IN detail the plans for the upr,s-
mo ard also the names OF the repoo"-
can ccftcers who are counted on TO %
over 20 Sun Yat Sen.
when asked II he fe!t no trep'daton
a. traveiinr in New Iorks CHINATOWN
alone and unEuaricd. ne said: Il nm
a revolutton's. and used 70 any sort OF
an attack ! believe I can taks care OF
myself"
Mr., Leuns will go TO Washington tho
latter mart OF the week. then TO Chicago,
where he Is awaited by his wife ana
the other members OF the party tnat
came here from China lie Is studying
American political and industrial nell
ods for possible adoption In China hH
Is 4 graduate OF tho National In'rer-
s,ty at Pekin and tho father OF Your
children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
WOMAN'S CHAUFFEUR
TELLS WHY He QUIT

NJ. Ase Sega. who vas chauffeur 'or
Mrs Mar Whitaker from Jersey city
20 WheeLae. OF her way 20 Kansas CRY
% n4-t rp- her son. wishes 70 correct
tho i-.a-ess."a hat he abandoned MIS-.
Ws..;..a.r. NJ. S"ca- states that Mrs.
W..:.aNc- was 10: - 4 position 20 pay
am sa.a:y AID chac ne took the JOB or
ir1v:~2 Coz heS mercy as means O.
getting cut n the fresh air. as he had
pneumonia a1t ?.sU:iST recently. SAC
las % pa for his board and 'odgns'
Hc s.1;es 6u: limited HIM 70 the very
.,hea?.s: .4~oAes possible in restauC2 ntS
,aA nad" r:T sep outdoors IN the
-.a.Ninc. r" Ford machine which she
bought "c- $50 to- the trip. 10 states.
,as !" rery had condition and Il he had
~. rcsu chauffeur o: long experience
VOID never have come over the A.h-
.,h.-..as Sugar - an cA-Serr!ce man
= ~ has been chauffeur 60: nine Years.
on rsac&.ns Wheeling. II" was told by
a physician mat = he Went on his health
,,oa'i :" permanently injured. :" IL" re
si-rcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
HARVEY GIVES TEST
OF NEW COLD LIGHT

P 'nceton. April c4.-Pro'. l.. Newton
Har ey. OF Princeton University. SAY" i
den lstrat!cn to-day Of his discovery
OF means TO insure continuous cold
l:gl by use o! substance taken from
luminous animals lilo first placed in
test tube the dried bodies Of small bugs
These produced a faint glow. hut trr
Ugh: grew DINNER and DINNER. Il" tlcn
pu; tho bugs in another tWbc, IN witch
also were metal plates. TIC hiue .:EAt
produced in tho second tubc g!owcd
continuously. The value OF his discov-
cry, he explained. was IN the continuity
OF Tho light.
Prof. Harvey outlined three practical
problems which must be solved before
cold light can be used commercially.
The first Is that Of making tho lightI
substance art!fic!ally. Tho SECOND IL
that OF making tho light continuous. and
the third is 10 prodUCe !: cheaT!y enough
and IN sufficiently large quantities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
0DD FELLOWS To CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY WITH BANQUET
GRAND SECRETARY A. J. WiLklN-
SON Will BE TOASTMASTsR
AT ST. PhUU'S WEDNESDAY
EVENING.
pAPRIOTT. CARR GAN An D
WOODY TO DELIVER THE AN
NIvsRSARY ADDRESSES TO
WHEELING LODGES.
FORMATIONS MACE FOR 500
MsMSGRS OF the FRATER-
NIFTY AND LADIES WHO
WILL BE GUESTS.

Plans wpra completed at commit
tee meeting last aight for partlcip@-
ton OF Wheeling ledge No. .. Concord
lods" Ne - AVID Excelsior l"dS" ~"
IN, independent oder " Odd cot
lows. in q Joint celebration "t th',
one hundred and third anniversary %
the founding OF the ORDER.
Tho celebration Will i" in the ma
tnr. 0g banquet Wednesday even
ing. Arrll @5-,he anniversary date
In the lecture. room ~ -. laul : Evan
srlicIl church NJ Thic'yciSh'h ana
Woods streets.
Tho banJurr Viii b. served prompt
" at : O'Clock. aud rrServatioHS nave
been maGc for &0o odd Fellows and
ladies
Hon. \. J. Wilkinson III huntington
grand secretary III tho W"St NlrS'nia
grand lodge OF Odd Fellows. has con-
seu.ed 10 come 20 Wh"HiiH and pro
side a toastWa ;t,'r at ne banquet
The anniversary addresses VIII De
delivered by the Hon. J. y. Parrlcu,
former prosecuting attorney OF Mar
shall county; the Hon. Charles r.
Carrigan Of Moundsville and FaSt
Grand Master Henry F. WOODY o.
McNechen. With this array OF ora
tors. a splendid program is assured
the Odd Fellows and their lad?
guests.
The musical program during the
dinner will be furnished b. a group
OF talented singers, directed by Prot.
Elmer G.. Hoelzle, choir director 0.
the First Presbyterian church.
The anniversary banquet was ar
ranged BY a committee representing
the three lodges participating. with
a. l.. Bauer as chairman aud Z. Il
Henderson secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
COUNCIL TO FILL
VACANCY TONIGHT
conference At Seven O'Clock to Agree
Upon Captain otto's
Successor.

Members Of city council Will meet az
? o'clock this evening In the city man
ayers office. preliminary TO attending
tho regular session Of council at
o'clock.
The purpose OF the meeting In the
MANAGERS office Is to decide on sue
eessor 70 the late Captain William i:
Otto. who represented the First ~aro
In council.
4 number os candidates names VII! %
brought before the council this evening
and il Is likely the vacancy IN the FIRST
ward WI De filled this evening.
Ano7E those whose names have been
mentioned arc: Dana Toml.rsoa, {. Nor
gan Ses,er. Harry Browning. Samuel
pohb:ns. Eoss 7. Chew. john J. Kindcl-
Ge-Ee- and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25

union had GiSreCardei contracts that
Woo il effect in tn" international
connective field during the time that
h. was a Lender Of the organization.
Avis presented one hundred anu
tiftv afli!ayjtS setting forth alleged
threats OF violence and foul epithet8
said 10 have been made and carried
ont III union men in the New RIVER
district They were similar to the
one hundred and thirtyfour affidaVlts
Sled in the Winding Gulf case year
ago.
The Operators.
Coal operators represented To-Day
were the Nickel and allied Interests
Of Raleigh and Fayette counties. Ne"
River district; New River operators
and eleven companies in the Kama
wha fields who recently obtained
temporary iniunctions in the federal
courts enjoinlng the union from tur'
Their efforts 1T organizing.
The FIRST injunction granted was
obtained by the Borderland Coal cor
poration Of Mingo county, April II.
II was modified by Judge Knapp OF
tho federal circuit court Of appeals or
the Fourth district at Washington. IN
a supersedas. JpdSe Knapp suspended
in part the McClintic injunction or
dcrins the dissolvancc of the Mlngo
tent colony. Colonies are maintained
hv tho mine workers union for those
who struck In Mingp in 1920 TO obtain
recognition Of The union in the SOUTH
crn coal fields.
The case Of tho Winding Gulf coal
operators who obtained an Injunction
last week for the same purpose was
continued Until April q, following
preliminary hearing last Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
ENDS LIFE IN LAKE
Mo-r.,r and Babe Die When woman
Hears Another Woman Wants
Her Husband

Cleveland, April @f-"'iaFH'rS ho- Two
year old son IN her arms. Mrs. Martina
SoHs jumped !nto Lake Eric today and
both were drowned I'avi SOps. her hus-
raNG. told poicc -" had threatened 10
drown herself hecLIS" She said another
woman wanted 20 marry him. SopS said
nc had never heard ot tho woman be-
fora.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
KEARNS FOR SENATE
Prominent Hundred Physician Is Candt.
date for Second District
cmiaaGou.

-. " E"arrs. - H"nGred, =. "a
~es.s-42" aa=ou-cc1 his cani.Gacy 20:
re s.a;e seca,a :ro:a ,.e Second sena-
,c-:el disrg.r, The announcement s
some what o; . sgrD->.
~ kraTrs x "cl; known locally. and
has hos. % friends IN the vicinity OF
Wneei.as.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25

IN. Civil War will address tho meeting.
TIE date or the entertainment was
set forward ono week in order that the
,o,s might near pr. Russell ConWen.
Thc Eiwanians and the veterans Will
,,ec. q. .hA corner Of Twelfth and Chap
line at OBJ and from there Will 60 20
the Mcclure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
ENTERTAIN G. A. R,
KIEanis Club TO Have ANIMAL Event
For Civil War Veterans at
Mcclure Thursday

The entertainment CT the members OF
the Holiday Tost No. u Wheeling q. 4.
r, will be held At the regular weekly
meeting Of the kiwan.s club At the Nc
Lure Hotel. pr. Russ"l H. Conweil the
noted lecturer and himself Il veteran Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
FIREMEN CALLED

4, 1890 o'c'ock last niEht fire alarm
box No. 4l% MAS 2N:,"'!. calling the de-
na-,n,rut - Twsnt%.t"ur'n ard jacob
streets. Trys bull: Il fire on the hill
s,oe from old y&4"r and wood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25

Here's r chance Mr.. or
Mrs. III Health. u try II
brand new scientifically rr"-
pared medicine. compounded
purely from Mother Natures
old n ShlUn"d Herbs. for IL
covering your lost s'r'nEth.
You who arc sill Suffering
from tho rIvagcS and IL hii!-
tatlng effects az "FlG." Grip
or possibly summer colds,
ure rundown, lIst!css. n"r-
vous. fretful, with aChcs and
pains in practically every
part OF your body and lack
energy TO lie up and doing
HERB SAP is JUS III" prup"r
'h.nG for you
HErE SAT- tri~Es e"sS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
FIAPPERS ICOROTTES>
TO BATHHOUSE JOHN

Chicago. Apr; tip from the lock.
.rS Of dead nt"mo'" "Bathhouse John
CoushIin has brought the first shot OF
war on flappcr2. though At the time the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
INDIGESTION
GASTR|T|S

No matter what you call yo''- stomach
trouble. dyspepsia, ;ndls csiion' EaStrlNE'
eourncss or lust plain misery or distress,
Dr. O-th'S Stomach Remedy is Euara"-
tecd to cure you quickly and bring relief
instantly or nothing 10 pay. {. II. Griest
& 20. McAl.:stcr's Drug CO.. Horc-naNi"
Drug Co. and al good druggists can
supply you. Remember the name
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
AUTO BREAKS AXLE

4 Chevrolet automobile held up traffic
on Market street last nigh; 4, - O'Clock
for some time owing to rear aNio
breaking and causing the machine -
let down on tho ground. Pho owner Is
not known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25

Maybelle (coquetishly) - Tou tickle
ne. Duke.
Tho Duke-My word. what a strange
reQest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25
shot was loaded fappcrs never had
been named.

shot was loaded flappcrs never had
been named.
Twenty-Five years aGo the alderman
sponsored and saw passed BY the HorH'
Gil an ordinance forbid5!ng wear!n: .!
knickerbockers b. woman on the pl9.!c
streets Of Chicago.
That ordinance to-mcrrow Viii He TIE
subject OF search by City Clerk o'-H"S
T. Igoe, and when II has been rcs2r-
rected Coughlin plans 10 ask the counci!
10 pass the necessary order 70 III" c1.e'
OF police 10 enforce the relic q n" tim"
when women wore kn!cHcCs S part Of
a bicycling costume.
II introduced that ordinance t"eHtv-
five years ago because IL that TIM II
was positively immoral FOR A woman 10
appear so a;tired." said CouSiln. to-
night. and morals do not chang" even
If styles do. We aldermen must pro-
tee; Chicago from these modern lso-
rotteS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25

Down IN pnaI.Il" X '':s ,'H'"
elected - max" his "p"'ar':'' 49,
November Isl. --. A'''ai"! .'h''"S
;hero and entered C'u'r" '".. -. .'"''-
uattnE the %"unS"-' ".w.'' =
class. being under 90 ,"Ira "t AZ i".-
college la.cr h"r#n. fo|""s o." ih"
crid.ron and tho natives 81 "h'""aI
had their attention LTaWH {" 30" i'''
that Billie" Irwin had s'ar'"! In"
school on It's athletics career. Ait''
this equipment. came T. Nh'c"NH
(where his ancestors had settled "aT.i'.'
and decided :" takr up tho d"uE hut'-
ness Associated himself With ~" N''N.
YOUNG Pharmacy or Sixteenth pl:"N'
and after being ti;irl theT" was pat Il"
charge Of tho Young Pharmacy OF
Twcn,y-fouvth and rha:'i.n" streets
This ho later acquired and operated
under his own name unti' ;"w ''Ar>
ago when he retired from tie druE N""
Whila a drusgis: AID 80; nIlinr ="
work moro than twenty four h""rs T"i
day he learned 10 devote. No." '.'h"
to the sirls. one in particular. NESS
Mary OFT Ea talked mo "HduC:rE ter
name. aud aided ~ n" preacher 'h'~
was accomplished az October -. lN\'.
/. NJ. T!N--;hat means today ru<'
Master Eli and u has cf'"I r"h'&
Pas, Master E!,l-- Is known al over thu
continent! \ remhrr az fra'""ual "r
ganlzatiuns and has taken au 2"'''" ~
;erest ali his litc in Masonic work :"
this district. Was made Imperial I"'"r-
tate Of the \. A. q. y. NJ. :. scrvin"
during the years l2i%-l9lI. til" record
We believe shows that he performed
some stunts" IN tho Panama canal
before tho place nccam" W'i--,h't IS
before any water went through
billie" Is a Second frcSrN t"r'77.
o-wit a member % the Second rr"$hE.
terrain church here. he is iih"WI>" "
nemocrat--scmc say violently so--hut
tina, simply means hc is tru" !" ~"
faith. Has always taken an active In
teres. IN politics. serving rs councilman
and as sheriff. and for ~" pas :"y""
years post master O. This 3urg, ard
some ?. ". he is
A good. SD chap physically. m"@t-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-25

inrlv quick relief. II makes
& pos :D,e for YOU To car
what lou want VIXEN you
want It.
ilEER SAP Is a safe, pure.
r,rcuE,E-f!sinE tonic OF nat
ur.l h"rnS that is just hound
- pu: No AMI Vitality in
you.
II:EE SNr ~ cold under
on !rnnclal guarantee that
# after taxing Tor - hours
,"il dent feel like eating
S"Ursrlt out. OF house ana
home. aud are ono thousand
pc cen, hrttcr, your money
VIII 10 chcerrully refunded.
lIEl;E SAP Is now on sale
.. - y Gr!-s. Z %
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-07

the purchase of councilTnen stars for
the new members OF the council, was
adopted.
DR.. ". A. Given, secretary OF the
board of health. in reference to the or
dinance. appropriat.ng $4,000 for the
purchase Of antitoxin and medical sup
plies for the year 1922, said that this
amount would be required to purchase
medical supplies during the current
year. The ordinance was referred to
the health committee for investigation
An ordinance directing the location
and erection Of slaughter houses In
the third, fourth and sixth wards of
the city. wac introduced for cousidera-
ton OF the common council A num-
Der of the aldermen after being advised
by different attorneys were Of the opin-
ion that the council had no authority
to direct the location within confines
Of q particular ward or community.
The ordinance was referred to the
health committee for investigation.
The board Of education. represented
by one OF the members. w. A. Fuzzy.
fled a verified petition with the coun-
Gil, asking leave to purchase Is acres
Of ground just south of Tod park, for
the purpose OF erecting a new high
school in East Chicago. The ord.n-
ance appropriates $4,000 for this pur-
chase and specifies that the ground is
to be bought from the Indiana Harbor
Homes Company. MT. Fuzzy, pointed
to tho fact that this was the only logi-
cal site on the west side of the city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-07

ina avenue. After the regular busi-
ness, q social time and lunch was en-
joycd Wednesday evening the teach
ers from all departments OF tho sum
day school will meet In the church at
1880, when plans for the school will be
discussed. The committee in charge
Of refreshments are tho primary teach
ers
The Petersen Club will be entertain
ed at the home Of the mother OF the
club. Mrs. S. P. Petersen Thursday
afternoon on Northcote avenue.
Mrs. A. Ct. Schleiker left Sunday
for Mercersourg. Pa, to accompany her
son, John Burhop, home where he will
recuperate after a severe attack OF
pneumonia. They expect to return in
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Warner of Elk
hart Ind were Weekend visitors at
the home of the Iatters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Stirling on North Ma
goun avenue.
Mrs. A TT. Grove of ais Drum
mond street is confined to her home
with an attack OF f1u.
W H. O1ds. sheriff OF Lake county,
candidate for reelection on the repub-
lican ticket. was calling on friends in
this city yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-07
Yank Tourist Crowds
Expected in Britain

LONDON, March.-"The Americans
are coming"
These words thrilled England in
1917. and the same words are thrilling
England in the later winter months Of
1922
In 1917 it was the American dough-
boy invasion that gave cheer 70 Bri-
tain In 1922 It IS the American tourist
who is causing citation.
Shipping companies, hotels, tourist
agencies and all of those who cater
TO the curiosity of travelling Americans
are planning for big summer. The
shipping companies have passed the tip
that advance bookings are heavy and
that the American tourist trade this
summer will be the heaviest since the
pre-war days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-03-07
PAL DISAPPEARS
WITH HIS CLOTHES

Oliver Guy. giving his residence as
SO Jefferson st. and a new resident of
Gary is looking for one Earl Powell
with who mhe travelled from Danbury
Conn. yesterda yand has suddenly dis
appeared.
According to Mr. Guy 10 the police
last night, they left their homes in
Connecticut and came to Gary for the
purpose OF securing work. Having only
one grip they both packed their be-
iongfngs in the same valise.
Powell told me he had relatives IN
Gary" Guy told the police, and ex-
pressed our clothes through TO them.
Yesterda yafternoon swt went TO a
house on the west side where ne told
me his relatives lived and told me TO
wait outside.
Earl went around the house and
that is the last / saw of him. wait
ed and then I realized something was
wrong. I want my clothes back"