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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-11

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-11

FIGURES FROM the internal revenue de-
partment show that in the United States, every
month, more than 5000, 100000 cigarettes are
smoked. Lady Nicotine should be careful, lest
some day she find herself paired with John
Rarlevcorn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-11

feared he suffered internal in
juries.
Frank Holmes, Claude Nichol-
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Huff
Of Shelby, started To-Day for De-
catur, Tenn. They are making
the trip in wagons and Will
spend the winter camping on
the banks of the Tennessee
river in the Cumberland moan
tains.
Mushrooms are plentiful in all
parts of the county. Those who
have been gathering them say
it is no trick at all to fill a
large basket.
Under orders of Gov. Mar
shall a suit was filed today in
the circuit court az Crown Point
to enjoin the race promoters
from opening the Mineral
Springs race track this fall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-11
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Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
FEAR OF war IS
DISPElLED BY NOTE
ANGoRA GOVERNMENT AGREES
TO ABIDE BY MUOANIA
PACT
Pending Peace Sessions To Be Held
At lausanne-Turk Delegate Con-
fers With Premier Poincare-De-
cIares His Nation Wants Peace.

Gonstantin"ple.-A immediate dan
ger of rupture between the allies
and the KcmaliSt authorities seems
to have been dissipated by receipt by
the allies of note from the AnGora
Government, declaring that the terms
of the Mudania armisticc pact will
be- respected by the NationalistS. and
that there will he M in>i>tence on the
Withdrawal of allied troops from the
zones laid down in the Mudania con
ventinn.
The note. which had been awaited
eagerly for several days. brought re-
lief to the allied authorities and the
population of the capital. who had
doubted the intentions of the Angora
Government. 1t is felt here that the
unfavorable reception of the kemal
list demands throughout the world
caused them to reconsider their drci-
sions and adopt a more conciliat1ry
attitude.
While all the clauses of the Ma
tionali>t note are not wholly accept
able or pleasing To the Allies the doc
ument is considered tn offer Il reason
able basis for discussion and negotia-
tion.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
NEVER AGAIN, SAY SPEEDERS
After Visiting Child Victims of Reck-
less Auto Orivers-Jail Terms
For Offenders

Detroit. Mich.-Twcnty-cight motor
lists whom Judge Charles l.. Bartlett.
of Recorders Court, found to he guilty
of speeding and who were ordered 10
the Detroit House of Correction for
from two Ia thirty days. were escort
ed through the ward nf Receiving Hos
pital where children injured in traffic
accidents are confined. that they might
see the results of reckless driving
Two automobile drivers who piloted
their ears through safety zones were
Sent Ia Jail This is the first time
that Jail sentences have been imposed
for this offenSe. Judge Bartlett said
this would be his policy from now on.
Many of the men who had been sui
len and bitter when they received
their Jail terms. grew thoughtful when
they visited the injured children at
the hospital Many vowed audibly
that there would be no opportunity
for any one Ia arrest them in the
future on charge of speeding
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
WOMEN NEED SWAMP p-ROOT

Thousands of women have kidney and
bladder trouhi, and never suspect It.
Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else hut kidney trouble, or the
result of kidney or bladder diScl~e.
II the kidneys are not IN healthy con
dition, they may cause the other organs
10 become dI-'r-,i.
PAIN in the back. headache, loss OF am
bition, nervousness. are often times symp
toms of kidney trouble.
Don't DELAY starting treatment. DR.
Kilmer's Swamp Root, a Physicians pre-
scription. obtained at any drug store, may
he just the remedy needed to overcome
such conditions.
Get a medium or large size bottle i'm
mcdlately from any drug store
However. if vou wi-h trst to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR.
kilmcr & Co.. Enghamton. n. Y. for a
sample bottle. When writing bc sure and
mention this approximations
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Still ExPL0DES;
DEATH TOLL FIVE
BUILDINGS RAzED IN CHICAGO
BlAST-OTHERS ARE
MISSING
Brick Structure Al Caldron OF Flame
and Smoke-Fire Chief Displays An
Extraordinary Exhibition of Heroism
in Rescue of Several Families.

Chicago. Ill-ENplosion Of a moon
shine still in Il grocery followed by
fire resulted in five deaths and posSib-
ility of five mi>Sin. children also he
ing dead. destruction Of two buildings
and an extraordinary exhibition of
heroiSm and good Judgment by Chief
Frank BrIiband. nf the Fifth Bat
TALON.
Although on the scene within a
minute after the explosion. the fire
fighters found the brick structure a
culdrnn or flame and smoke. The
second floor was known tO be the home
"f several families. with many small
children. To turn the wafer into the
building mi@ht have been dangerous
To- them.
Chief BraibInd dnnned a ga~ mask
and entered the building through a
window broken by the firemcn. lie
permitted only his chauffeur. Charles
Bratt, to accompany him.
Telling the others to withhold the
water until they returned. the Chief
quickly assembled tn the sleeping quar-
tiers, the tiremcn meanwhile being
limited to fighting the fire in the base
ment.
II was ~ minutes before chief Brai-
band appeared carrying with him Il
child under each arm. He returned
quickly and after ~ minutes brought
cut another child. Fear for Brai-
bands life was felt by the anxious
fremcn, who were prohibited by his
orders from attempting To go To his
aid. Bratt meantime was bringing
out other children. some alive. others
dead. All were rushed To ST. Mary's
Hospital On the million To one chance
that artificial respiration might restore
life to them.
The known dead: Steve BottinO. o
years old: Mary Bottino. .: Antoinette
BoitinO. ,: Mrs. Jacob NerdOme and
her infant child. II i said that two
others are dying in Il hospital.
Jacob Nerinme was the owner Of
the grocery. He escaped death and is
in 81. Mary'S Hospital badly burned.
The bodies Of his wife and baby were
recovered from the ruins, the baby
tightly claSped To its mothers breast.
Joseph Bottinn and his wife Jo-
sophia. were rescued and their three
children saved were those brought out
by Braiband. Mary and Steve Bot
tinO We're alive when taken from the
building but died later in the hospital.
Jack. the eldest. who i II years old.
and Louis. :. were burned seriously.
\ still was found in the ruins. Po-
lice learned that each day batch of
whisky was cooked up sufficient only
for the days business. Nerdome was
placed under arrest in the hospital
Police estimated the capacity of the
home distillery at ~ gallons Il day.
BesideS the liquor violation charge
Verdome may be held responsible for
the deaths of his wife and child and
the other victims according To police
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
JAPANESE BARRED
FR0M CITIZENSHIP
SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST
SUBJECTS OF MIkADo BE-
COMING NATuRAlIZED
Decision Makes No Reference To The
"Gentlemen's Agreement" Under
Which japanese immigration to
America Has Been Regulated.

observation-disclosures cannot be
naturalized in the United States and
cannot become citizens of this coun,
try. the Suprc nc Court of the United
States decided in its first construction
of Federal statutes hearing on the
subject. The decision was the first de
livered hH Justice George II. Suther.
and was handed down in case
brought by Takao OZawa, who in 1914
applied for citizenship in Hawaii.
Ii is expected IL attract wide at
tenIi"n not only in the United States
hut abroad. notwithstanding the fail
ure Ia make any reference of its dip,
lomaIic significance. The ease has
been pending long in the Court. and
last term. when reached for argu-
menI during the Washington Confer
ference Of Armament Limitation and
Far Eastern Questions. lis considrra-
zion Was postponed at the request of
the Department of Justice.
NJ reference iS tn be- found in the
decision To the 'grntlemrn's agree
mem" under which japanese immi-
grafton in the country has been reg
ulatcd.
The Government did not object to
the argument Of The case when il was
Reached ai this term. and the Court
advanced and heard at the same time
the case brought by Takuji lama-
shiIa ami Charles Ilio kono against
the Secretary of State Of Washington.
In an exhaustive analysis of the
history of the legation, the Court
held that Section 2l69 was in full
force. and that. under il. japanese
could not obtain citizenship in the
country.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
PRISON FACED BY RADICAL
Two Year Fight of VIM. 3. Lloyd,
Rich chicagoan, is Ended

Chicagu.-A twn-year fight of VIII
liam Brn>S Lloyd. wealthy Communist,
To escape Il five-year-penitentiary sen
tencp ~ yinlItnT nf the Illinni :
espionage act. known rs the over
throw" law. ended when. according IN
word received here, Chief Justice
Thompson. of the Illinois Supreme
Court. announced he would deny
LIoyfS motion to stay sentence until
December II.
Lloyd and eighteen other members
of the Communist party were convict
ed in Chicago in August. 1920. They
were accused of having advocating
overthrow nf the government.
Chief Clerk Vail. of the State SUI
preme Clerk. expected To issue tn"
necessary papers for Lly"dS inn
pri>nnment. In addition tn the prison
sentence Lloyd was fined $1,000.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
HUGHES NAMES
OBSERVERS FOR
NEAR EAST PARLEY
BE STRESSED IN THE
INSTRUCTIONS
American Interest In Maintaining
Equality of Commercial Opportunity
In Turkish Territory Subordinated
to Humane interests in Conference.

Washing,nu Ambassador Richard
Washhun child. at Rome. and Min
lister Joseph &. Crew. a. Bcrnc. will
he the American observers at the Near
Eastern conference 81 Lausanne. the
State Department announced Rear Ad-
miral Bristol, High commissioner at
C"n>tantin"plr, will he named As~n-
! ciate Commissioner. a> his other
duties will not permit him To- be- in
continuous attendance at the confer
cnce.
Instructions under which the Amer
lean group will act in presenting the
viewpoint of the Washington Govern
mcnt L" the Peace c"nfcrrcs. hui with
"ut taking any cart in the peace ne
gotiatinns themselves. already have
been sent iu Mr.. child ~ head of the
group.
Department officials would not com
mcnt on the nature of the instructions
under which the observers will act
The scope "f American participation
in the proceedings at Lausanne. how
ever. was quite clearly defined by
Secretary Hughes before receipt of the
allied invitation.
The points enumerated by Secretary
Hughes lay stress upon The maintcn-
ance of capitulation> which may he
essential To- the appropriate safe
guarding of nnn-Moslcm interests"
and the protection. under proper
guarantees. of philaniir"pic. cduca-
ti"nal and religious institutions"
American interest in maintaining
equality of commercial opportunity in
Turkish territory. while emphasized at
several points in Mr.. Hughes cnmmuni-
cation. is left to third place in this
tabulated outline of particular points
of American concern.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Convict Runs Amuck

Leavenworth. Kan.-Joe Martienez.
Mexican murder convict. who fatally
stabbed II. II. Leonard. Captain of the
guards at the Federal Penitentia;y "
here. and knitted six other guards, WIS
said to be in a serious condition Mar
tienez was captured by guards after he
had been shot and pelted with coal in
the coal bunker, where he hid after
the stabbing. Hospital authorities say
he has fractured skull and may not
live. Martienez fashioned the knife
from piece of steel, according 10
Warden W. /. Biddle.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23

indianapolis, Ind-"When my daugh-
ter was sixteen years of agc she con-
tracted severe cold which came near
resulting in her death. But l quit all
other remedies and fell back on the medi-
cine that saved me several years before,
namely, DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion, along with the Golden Medical Dis
covery, and before the fourth bottle was
gone she was well. From that time /
have been recommending these two
medicines. Mrs. Mary Holden, 48
South State Ave.
Health is OF vital importance. Do not
neglect your most valuable asset. Get
DR.. Pierce's famous Family Remedies
from your neighborhood druggist, in
tablets or liquid, or write DIR. Pierce,
president Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo,
N. v, for free medical advice.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Request Is Denied

WaShinSton.-GCvc tonnage
in the inter-coastal trade will not be
Withdrawn. the shipping Board an
nounced. Notwithstanding the conten-
tiun of priyately-owned companies that
the service was over-tonnaged, and
that the Government ships should be
Withdrawn in justice To the private
companies. Commissioner Chamber
lain, designated by the shipping Board
10 consider the request for removal of
the Government tonnage, conducted a
series Of hearings and sent out ques-
tionnairps
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
WORKS FOR CHILD
MUST keep WELL
Mothers i'm a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enrico

Chicago. Illinois, took Lydia z.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for q
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23

very slack this year and | am home part
of the time. 90 not like 10 take any
chances, so / consulted my friends. and
one lady said, Take Lydia Pinkham's s
medicine SO | did. have felt better
rightalong and am in gcodenoughhealth
to go TO work. recommend your Veg
etable Compound and Sanative Wash TO
all. Mrs. MARY ENRICo. s59 N. Car
penter St. Chicago, Illinois.
Often the mother is obliged TO support
her children and good health is neces-
sary. Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is just the medicine you can
depend upon. II is a medicine for wo-
mems ailments and the relief it brought
Mrs. Enrico it may bring to you. Keep
well by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
"DEAD LINES" FOR CROOKS
extended In New York City For Pro-
lection of the Financial Districts

NeN lork.-New dead lines" mark
ing large areas within which men with
criminal records will he arrested on
sight, have been laid down for the pro-
lection of merchants and holiday shop
pcrS. it was announced at police head
quarters after conference Of all po-
lice inspectors Of New York.
The old dead lines" protecting the
financial district was known for years
to crooks throughout the country. BY
ruling. however, the criminal visitors
to town will need To block off two
more large sections as neutral zones"
on their pocket maps. The downtown
dead lines include both Wall street
and Maiden lane. thus comprising both
the financial and the iewelry ceRters.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
To Visit Nine Cities

New York. - The Itinerary ot
Georges Clemenceau. Tiger of France
includes visits Ia nine American citir,
and speeches in six of them, Colonel
l.. VI. House. who is arranging the
tour of the former Premier. an,
nounced. There may be- changes in
the schedule. it was said. bur as il
stands Clemenceau will speak in New
York. Boston, Chicago. 81. Louis
Washington and Philadelphia. and VII
visit Springfield. ILL.,, Baltimore and
Annapolis.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Dog Gives Blood

Oakland. Cal.-Blood tranSfuSions
from the veins of Apache French" a
pedicreed pup, 10 those of Major. a
Boston bull terrier. has saved the lat
ter's life. Majors" illness was caused
by swallowing two ice cream spoons,
which Il Veterinarian removed. but the
shock and loss of blood nearly caused
the death of the patient. The trans
fusion operation took an hour and Il
half Both patients are recovering.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
DYED HER BABY'S COAT,
A SKIRT AND CURTAINS
WITH DIAMOND DYES"

Each package Of Diamond Dyes con
tains directions So simple any woman can
dye or tint her old. worn faded things
new. Even If she has never dyed before,
she can put a new, rich color into shabby
skirts. dresses, waists. coats. stockings,
sweaters, coverings. drapcries. hangings,
everything. BUY Diamond Dyes-no other
kind-thcn perfect home dyeing Is guar
antecd. Isst tell your druggist whether
the material YOU wish to dye is wool or
silk, or whether il Is linen. cotton. or
mixed goods. Diamond Dyes never streak,
spot, fade or ruu.--AdvertiSement.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Food S.iots Reported

Berlin.-Symptomat of times and
conditions in Germany, hunger riots
are reported from Duesseldorf, Co
there is considerable plundering of
shops. Police are powerless and the
municipal authorities have sent re-
quest TO the Allied Commission for
permission to bring in 800 police rein
fOrcements. The request has been
refused.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Spanking Is Advocated

New Orleans, La.-TO see whether or
not spanking will do as much as
Court procedure, Superintendent Of
Police Moloney has issued an order
that all boys taken in custody for
minor offenses, such as lettering, be
taken TO their homes and turned over
To their parents and spanked in front
Of the officer, instead Of being held for
the Juvenile Court. Police were in
structed to explain the circumstances
10 the parents and await results be-
fore making formal charges against
the youngsters.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Fine Feathers Lacking

Henrietta, Texas.-Mrs. Lee GoSin
was awarded $1,000 actual and 500
exemplary damages from her husband,
J. c. GOWN, in which attorneys said
was the first suit of its kid they had
heard of in the state. Mrs. GOWN
sued her husband for sIO0 900 charging
breach of marital contract on the
ground that he told her during his
courtship that he was wealthy and
could build a fine home for her, take
her travelling and clothe her in man.
ner in keeping with her scale of living
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23

Conceit is a weed that grows pest
in barren soil.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23

YORK, for example. "eople do the best
brain work about the end Of Novem-
her or beginning of December. tbst
ls. month or six weeks after their
physical strength is greatest. In the
spring. on the contrary, the hes. men,
tai work Is done in March. a month
or two before the physical strength
reaches the maximum. This mean,
that peoples minds are most stimu-
lated In weather somewhat cooler
than that which most stimulates their
hodies.-From Principles of Human
Geography"
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Suits of Armor Used

New Nork-So powerful is the new
N-ray machine exhibited AT Columbia
University at the opening of the ma
tional cancer week that the physicians
operating il have to wear suits of ar
NOR Bones in the hand can be pho
tographed at distance of 30 feet.
The machine rays can go through a
brick wall two feet thick. Rays are
produced less than a fifth of billionth
of an inch in length, which means the
shorter the ray the deeper it will pen
citrate.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Arnstein Is Paroled

New Iork.--.IuleS W. "Nicky" Arm
stein. awaiIin" trial under indicimen
for alleged participation in S5.oIO.
600 Wall street bond theft more than
two years ago, WAS paruled on his owl
recognizance by General Session,
Judge Mcintyre and his bond of 81.
OOO was lifted. Judge Mcintyre. af
ter crticiZing the delays in bringin
the ease To trial. declared that h,
would dismiss the indictments if ia.
charges were not pressed within q
days.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23

Turkish delegation to the Lausanne
Peace Conference. discussed the Near
East situation with Premier POincare,
and at the conclusion of the inter-
view declared:
MY conference with NJ. poincare
was most satisfactory"
After a sleepless night and a busy
day, ISmer received ~ or more cor
respondents at his quarters at the
Ttotel Crillon.
IF there are any fresh incidents at
Constantinople, it won't he our fault,
lsmet said. "Wc want peace also.
Gou may be sure that whatever we
sign we will not violate"
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Oil Man Fined $4,000

Toledo. O.-The closing chapter ui
one of the famous eases nf the crimi-
nal docket uf the Toledo Federal
Court came when Jesse e. Mcdowell
millionaire Pitt>burg oil operator. paid
II fine of S2.OOO and costs of SlI921
Mcdowell had been charged with hay
in. used the mails tu defraud his for
mer employer. Henry l.. Duherty an
Company. Out of approximately mi
lion dollars in accepting commissions
from but.' parties in buying oil lands
At the rhirG trial he entered Il plea
of nulo cuniendere
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Heart Beat 40 Minutes

Redono. Calif-An autopsy will be
performed in the ease of Miss IZette
McCamm"n, 11-year-old senior III the
RedOno High School. authorities an
nounced, as Il result of the re
fusal of physicians To sign
the death certificate when she
died after an illness of a few hours
The girls physician stated that her
heart continued Ia beat normally for
fully 10 minutes after she stopped
breathing.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Official Offered $4,000

Ottawa-Attnrney- Craig. "f
Manitoba. declared he had not au-
thorizsd Rev pr. G.. W. Gordon
Qalph Cunnnr) tn ipll the Manitoba
Presbyterian Synod thai Efforts hrG
been made tn brihp members of the
Provisional Government 10 keep them
from enforcing liquor laws more ri=
idly. Mr.. Craig did not. however.
.leny the statement thaJ he had been
,frered $JO.Mp. He said he had dis
cusSed certain matters privately with
Dr. Gordon. but preferred To make H.
public statement
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Ready To Depart

New lOrk.-Commande EvanSeline
Booth has written in an editorial for
the next issue of the War Cry, official
salvation Army weekly, that she is
ready to obey the expected order of
General Bramwell Booth, which will
remove her as the head of the Saliva
fort has been made by large organiza-
tinns and prominent supporters To
have the plan 10 remove Miss Booth
dropDed
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Engineers Name Group

New l"rk.-The American Engineer
ing Standard Committee has appointed
Il special committee To cooperate with
the. Federal Specifications Board in
elimination of differences between
commercial and Federal specifications
for Government purchases. ii was an
n"unced. The new committee, ii was
said, plans tn save business men and
the Government millions of dollars.
Consideration Of 10 specifications
drawn up by the Federal Board was
begun by the new body.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Broker Ends Life

New lork.-The >elf-desiruction of
Jesse \. Wassermann. at his home
here, WIS explained when the S2.OOO.-
600 failure of the stock brokerage
house of Was>ermann Brothers was
announced on the New York Stock
Exchange. Creditors filed "A position
in bankruptcy in the United States
District Court. Announcement also
waS made from the rOStrum of the
New Nuri; Curh Exchange that th-
firm had been suspended from that
body.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
Election Result A Tie

Washington. Pa.-Morr than 2I.WO
votes were cast for State senator
from the WaShingtnn-t;rpene County
District November : and the result
WAS Il tie. Common Pleas Judge Er-
win Cummins today ruled that Il votes
east in the fifth precinct of Mcdonald
were Illegal and the consequence WAS
that the official count showed I2.Ij1
votes for Colonel james \. Barnett
and the same number for George Il.
SprowlS. The Mcdonald precinct in
dispute is located in Allegheny County.
Owingsville outlook., 1922-11-23
gord Submits Plan

Columbus, O-Ofiicials of the De-
troit. Toledo and Ironton Railway,
owned by Henry Ford, filed applica-
tion with the State Public Utilities
Commission for permission to issue
investment securities to their EN-
ployees. The amount is not Ia exceed
S1.0oo,Ooo and the certificates are to
be in denominations Of $1,000. $500
and 500. Hearing WAS fixed by the
commission for Wednesday, November
22, at / 30 p. IN.