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THE. COUBIERsTOUKNAL, LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1922. STSTAKE 000 cu Three of Those Who Will a-Pogoing Go Banker's Son, Victim of Auto, Critically HI I Veddihg Party Whips 3 Bandits Police Rescue Two Highwaymen' While Third. Fleeing Bady.Hurt. MOTHER DECLINE SMOKING GO-EDS COLLEGE RIDDLE Can't Stop 'Em Some Places, But Rigid Ban Or Ethics Is Enough Elsewhere.

SCOLDING AT OHIO STATE OHIO COUNTY FOR DARK LEAF POOli Growers SeekJudge Bingham As Leader of Marketing BodyjCampaign, CHAPMAN IS SPEAKER ftor New York, Feb. 13 (Associated highwaymen ran into a wedding party in East New York early today and probably will remember it. The trio attempted to hold up Jacob Garber. but Carber, hearing the merry per Cent Drop In Louisville for Month Ending Jan. 15 Reported By U.

S. RISEJHERE 31 PCT. Winston. Feb. (Associated' decreases retail prices are shown in statistics is- todai' tho Department of La--for twenty-seven of the country's fnr the month ending for the Columbus, 0 Feb.

13 (Associated cnauer or tne wedding guests, leav Press). About 1 per cent ot tho co eds at Ohio State University smoke. Miss Mary Louise Brown, acting dean ing a late sunper and dance, fled in their direction. The highwaymen imprudently followed and landed suddenly at the bot of women, said today. tom of.

a swirling pile ot malo and fe citi 15. The dec The Every effort Is made by the women's department, she said, to diseourhirr decrease in that pe- male-humanity with flying fists and feet. cities was given smoking among girl students. rd ft' and Savannah," 9 Householders who board co eds are Ul'CrCfl vto luin RmnVlnr, XftDH City a policeman who extracted them sent two of the bandits to a hospital. The third escaped.

and when it. is known a girl smokes she Is called before the dean and efforts made to show her why she shouldn't. Thero arc approximately coeds at Ohio State. HAL LEICIIARDT, 10-year-old son of Dolph Leichardt of Jefforsontown, president of the Jeffersonvilic Bank, is in a critical condition as a. result of injuries suffered Sunday when he was struck by an automobile.

He was running after a handball when tho car, driven' by Cliaries Kennedy of lef-fersonvillc, Rtruck hlm. hurling nlm against a curbing. His skull, is believed to be fractured. Special to The Courier-Journal. Hartford, Feb.

13. Unanimous Indorsement of tho co-operative marketing plan, and reijuest for tho formation of an association by Judgo Robert W. Bingham, was mado hero today in a meeting ot tobacco growers of Ohio County, In tho dark tobac co district, after an address by J. Vlrt gil Chapman of Lexington, assistant general counsel for the Burlcy co Growers' Co-operative Association. Mr.

Chapman came in response to a request recently made by Ohio County farmers to Joseph Passonneau, head of the field service department of the hurley organization. Many of the farmers present asked to sign contracts at once, but had to bo told that the contract for tho organization of dark tobacco growers had not yet been completed, though Judge Bingham, and Aaron Sapiro, general counsel for the hurley aasoci' ation, are at work on the document. The reception given Mr. Chapman's speech is thought to' indicate a strong, sentiment in favor ot the proposed cooperative marketing association here, HIT BY AUTO; SLIGHTLY llfJRT, Edward Scales, 27 years old. was in.

jured slightly last evening when ho was struck at Reutlingcr and TJaiK dridge Avenues by the car or Anthony Hilderbrand, 1101 Fisher Avenue. Ho was taken to his home, 916 South Clay Street. Dismissal Is Purdue Penalty. Lafayette. Feb.

13 (Associated Presj). A co-ed caught smoking ut Purdue UniversEtv wnnm an.t.u,i Special to The Courier-Journal. New York. Feb. 13.

Up to today there have been twcnty-Ove would-be suitors for the hand of Theresa Katrona, tho Brooklyn factory girl who announced that would marry any man, who in turn would donate $1,000 for the support of her parents, three sisters' and three brothers. 18S 05j Ola oon, mri Id lis tea 'ciod fc meg 'Dtc 1Kb from- the university at once, declared Carolyn Shoemaker, dean of women at the institution, when asked regarding her attitude toward co-ed smoking. '1 have had no flrst-hand experience In dealing with this matter, since no Cases of Purdnn p.rl HmiL-fnr- Harding Backs Project for Vets" Hospital Fund Washington, Feb. 13 (Associated nt- Providence. per 'fjSer, N.

New Haven, and York 7 per cent: Louisville, Minneapolis, Norfolk. Sbureh nochester, per iT Birmingham. Chicago. Colum-f Peoria and Seattle, 5 per cent: Sdmore, Kansas City, Little Rock, Kelphla. St.

Louis, Springfield, and Washington. 4 per cent: Vio'nati aml Indianapolis, 3 per grad New Orleans, 1 per cent. Vear's Decrease Big. r- the year period. January 13, to January 15.

"22. the said there was a decrease per cent in Savannah: 22 per Li in Norfolk: 21 per cent in and Salt Lake City: 20 per in Pittsburgh and St. Louis, 10 cent in Columbus, and Minneapp-, u'per cent in Baltimore, Cincln-' Si Rock. Louisville. -Milwaukee and New Orleans: 17 per cent in fsinapolis.

Now Haven. Providence, ttcbe'ster and Springfield: 16 per cent a Kansas City, New York. Peoria. Faiiadelphia. SeafMo and Washing-ua D.

15 per cent in Chicago, and il per cent in Manchester. Figures for Nine Years. ,13 compared with the cost Special to TUB -Courier-Journal. Press). Approval has been civen hv Pittsticld, Feb.

13. -The of threo wildcats with one shot even been reported to me. A con-Ilrmed report, however, would coll for instant action toward dismissal." President Warren G. Harding to the from a ten-gauge shotgun by a South Berkshire nimrod, cams to light today when, a claim for bounty of $5 each on three of the animals was al Ban At Missouri University. Columbia, Feb.

13 (Associated PreSS). The. Ktttrlfint- nf uiii nuinonzmg an appropriation ot $16,000,000 for tho construction of ad-dilional hospitals for war veterans. Chairman John W. Langley of the House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee, author of tho measure, announced today.

University here has laid down rules lowed by the county commissioners wivmuiung smoKing Dy co-eds ana no instances, of violations havo been brought to the attention of the faculty. Miss Rl-O lnlmslnn PEOPLED COAL CO. women, said today. and paid to Martin J. Itace ot Great Burrington.

The wildcaat were shot on Bear-town Mountain, South Lee, January 31. He carried a big choke bored goose gun with a load of buckshot aind the first shot laid out all three wildcats. 1 30th AND Eastern Ky. Blue Gem Coal; East Block Mine Run BROADWAY Tennessee Queen and Crescent Coal. $6.50 Per Ton $5.75 Per Ton Shawnee 18 Ethical Principle At Wisconsin V.

Madison, Feb. 13 (Associa-ted Press). While there is no rule nrnlllhfHnn. West 1108- a the year talis, me retail cose or fxd last January 15, the Department Ijij, showed an increase of 50 per at in Washington, 4S per cent in Svn Vork and Providence: 46 per sat ta Baltimore and Manchester; 45 cent in Chicago: 44 per cent in jjrmisghani, New Orleans and Phila-ddphia; 43 per cent in Kansas City; per cent in New Haven; 40 per the University of Wisconsin F. Louise Nardin, dean df women.

there is an ethical principle held by co-eds which is making tne habit un popular. A ban such as enforced by the Columbia Teachers' College is likely to be shnrMiiwl in Laurel, Feb. 13 (Associated Press). The Laurel Ministerial Association today adopted a resolution condemning the Mississippi Legislature for its visit to Laurel yesterday to inspect a State institution, declaring, that "inspection of a State institution on tho Lord's day" was a desecration of the Wisconsin dean believes. 9 KUsburgh; 38 per cent in St.

Louis; per cent juujuiious sinu ann--innnlfs: 35 Der cent in little Ttrw. Store For Sale -Clothing and Gents' Furnishings, small stock. Very good location. Big room, new front. Town of 25,000 population.

Jobbers need not answer. For particulars Address K-98 in care The Louisville 'Courier-Journal. -miss jviardln said that smoking to the "idle, blase, disappointed class." Chicago Can't Stop It. Chicago. Feb.

13 (Associated Prossv per cent in Louisville; 20 per cent a aim -a pel ueiit in call lite City. Prices were not obtained from Co-bmbus, Peoria. Rochester. Sirannaji and Springfield in 1913. ect; Badger Goodwin, 122 East College Smoking by girls is a vile, dirty.

Pogoing, Left to Right Clifford Mudwilder, 213 West Brandels Str Street, and Clarence Smith, 402 South Chfy Street. vulgar namt, which should be prohibited in every university, but it is i MilS photograph represents the tee no comparison for the nine- fad hard to regulate, the deans of first six subscriptions to The Courier-Journal in its pogo NDIA'S UPRISING women at Chicago and Northwestern Universities said today. Marion Talbot, dean of women ut the University of Chicago, said that they had no regulations against smoking by co-eds, because, "although it is HARDING PREFERS NO PACT OWES ALARMS a filthy habit, it is almost impossible competition. Everybody who obtains two subscriptions wins a' pogo, and it already is apparent that the flivver's ubiquity in the-field of transportation soon is to be challenged in Louisville, New Albany and Jeff er-sonville, at least. Pogoing, for the benefit "of uninformed it's so new.

it isn't in the dictionary applies principle of getting you there and taking you back that the kangaroo long has used to advantage, in the wildsof Australia. to prevent it, and there is little use In trying." Dean Mary Ross Potter at Northwestern said she hafi Issued stringent rules against smoking by co-eds. Possible Only by Stealth. Lincoln, Feb. 13 (Associated in period could be given for these cities.

SHRINE ANNOUNCES POPULARITY EVENT foung women and babies will share in He success of the Kosair Temple's rims at the Jefferson County Armory 1 to 11, it was announced las: 'The young women and the in-fauwillbe participants in a popularity contest. These contests will be open to any ouns woman" or baby in Kentucky a jection within a radius of 150. miles of the State. Each entrant must be sponsored by a member of the temple. The candidate in either contest who obaos the greatest number of votes lySo'ctock Saturday night, March1, tnH be declared winner.

iVThercircus will be staged to permit jte Shrine to send a large delegation from loUiSVillp tn tho Trntiai-inl Shrink Santiago, Chile, Feb. 13 (Associated Press). A story of a soldier's fatal struggle with a huge eagle in a mountain pass near Los Andes last Saturday is told by the newspapers here. The soldier shot the eagle and thinking he had killed it, approached, but the, bird had only suffered a broken wing and furiously attacked him. In the struggle which followed, the eagle's claws clutched tho trigger of the soldier's gun, which was dis-chargedthe bullet entering the man's body.

Denver, Feb. 13 (Associated Press): Mrs. Eva Johnson, 72 years old, an Inmate of the county poor farm, died "here today from burns received yesterday when her cloth- ihg were fired' from sparks from the corncob pipe she was smoking. We observe" that the Krupp works have been converted to the "usages of peace." Another gas factory. (Co THORNTON'S PRODUCTS Coffees, Spices, Teas, Flavoring Extracts, Mustard, Flavoring Seeds and Herbs, Liquid Wash Blue Order From Your Grocer President to Demand Treaties Be Disposed of Before Domestic Issues.

Special to The Washington, Feb. 13. President Press). Cigarette smoking is not prevalent among University of Nebraska Warren G. Harding greatly prefers adoption of a reservation stipulating that under no circumstances shall All Europeans In One Section Are Enrolled As Constables; Gandhi's Power Felt.

London, Feb. 13 (Associated Press). The situation is regarded as so menacing that all Europeans at Madras, British India, are being enrolled as special constables by order of the Government, according to a dispatch to the Daily Mail from Madras dated Monday. A communication issued by the India Office this evening concerning the resignation of the Indian National Congress says the date for the commencement of civil disobedience is to be decided later by tho committee force'be employed by the United States except at the consent of Congress. co eds.

Miss Amanda Heppner, dean of women, said tonight. "It does not exist; at all, unless by stealth, so fair as I know," she continued, "and If it should drastic steps would be taken to stop it." COURT ADJOURNS AS it. J. thorxton cp. A home with but one Thornton's Onlv a test vote of the committee will determine whether this' contention is smcc 1817 Product is like a garden with but Louisville, Ky.

one flower. correct or It is said that a combination of Re-nublicans headed by Senator William 'Council session TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN E. Borah, co-operating with a small An effort Will be maiip tn hrlnc band of Democrats led by Senator that the treaties arising from tho Disarmament Conference be given prece: dence in the Senate over the proposed tariff revision or other domestic legislation requiring much It is-said he will urge party leaders to make all possible efforts in the direction of, having the treaties placed ahead and hastened to ratification. Warning had been given the President that considerable time would be required in reaching final votes in each of the seven treaties now awaiting action before the Foreign Relations Committee. He has been advised that If tie next annual meeting of the coun- G.

M. Hitchcock, may be able to domi lumbia Record. nato the committee and attach the ob io ifluisvnie. it was announced. of the congress.

Civil Disobedience Deferred. irdERMAN STRAUS SONS 'p-FOURTH ivctom Mcon.BnvjnKf Tlioiorr rr h- 0 A dispatch from Bombay reports that tho meeting at which the decision to postpone civil disobedience Cases Are Re-assigned; Judge Barker Takes Place On Bench. All civil cases in tho four common law divisions of the Jefferson Circuit Court were reassigned yesterday and the courts adjourned in memory of Abraham Lincoln. WeffWffJme Mr jectionable reservation. BEER AND WHISKY SEIZED BY POLICE Two Soft Drink StanHs Raided; Two Men The New Ginghams Make these instruments must be approved or rejected before the revision is concluded the volume will be handled before the The day also marked the retirement was taken included a few specially invited independents, including Pandit Madan Mohan Mala viva, one of the non-co-operationist leaders.

This dispatch adds that the view cxpresse'd in the resolution deploring tile outbreak at Chauri-Cfiaura Was not unexpected, but that the other resolutions would go farther than had been anticipated and appear to facilitate the holding of the round-table Are Arrested. Eighteen barrels of beer were seized end is reached. Wants No Reservations. It is also the desire of Mr. Harding that there be no reservations of any by police of the Fourth District yesterday afternoon at soft, drink of Judge alter P.

Lincoln; who has been serving as special Judge in the Third Common Pleas Division because of the illness of Judge Henry. S. Barker. The latter assumed the duties of the office yesterday, it being his second appearance in court since his election last November. The oath was administered to him at his home several weeks ago by Judge Davis W.

kind attached to the four-Power pact or anv other of the instruments. He stand of Martin McHugh. 1801 Portland Avenue. Tho beer, according to regards it as entirely unnecessary and conference at which the independents are aiming. It is improbable that th rank and file of tho non-co-operators will disagree with tho decision, although the thinks such action would have a rather the police, was found under the floor of an adjoining building.

sXo arrest was made. bad effect on the other signatory powers and become the subject of adverse criticism abroad. i In fact the President 'believes the lidwards. No bird is more prolific than the partridge, the hen laying from 14 to address of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, In announcing the four-Power 28 eggs and usually hatching them all pact, and his own utterances to (he Senate in submitting it for approval, are sumcient mterpeiaiion construction of the various compacts. Karnatik provincial, conference at Mangalore has just resolved that civil disobedience is the only course open to the country.

Shows Gandhi's Statesmanship. The Bombay Chronicle is quoted as saying it considers the decision of the National Congress shows the statesmanship of Mohandas K. Gandhi, head of the non-co-operation movement. The newspaper declares that at Gun-tur, where a movement for the nonpayment of taxes recently was Inaugurated, it already has been decided that the time for such action is not yet opportune. AH the non-co-opera tion activities in the Uorakhpur district likewise have been suspended.

The striko on the Kast Indian Rail Reservation Is Looming. It Is known the President has been given assurances by Kepublican leaders of the Senate that the four-Power oact can be brought from the mm WM "All ilie Delicious Flavor IB Sl III tffatoeetCtai IS i retained DRESSES Clever models fn serge, trico-tinc. I'oirct twill, satin and velour. A very Rood selection; formerly sold as high as $35.00 Now $14.95 Light of the Ground Hog's Shadow I In the heart of womankind, Spring is already well i over the crest of the hill and skipping up the lane. These are the signs by which we know it: 4 Women peer over style books in the pattern shop.

I Their talk at afternoon teas veers to fashion. And a patter of shoes is heard in the aisles of the 1 Spring fabrics. jj Ginghams I Wonderfully pretty with their clear and dis- 1 tinctive stripes, their bold and decided plaids, pretty i 2 checks and plain colors. 0 Imagine a beautiful shade- of purple crossed with a deeper shade of the same color and further beauti- 1 fied with a white stripe. Or a gold color with white I and' light green stripes that make it too enticing for (.

anything. Then there is a blue gingham with faint a brown stripes crossed by- darker--blue and relieved by li white. I Another has black stripes crossed by red squares 1 and narrow stripes. And still another has blue stripes of different widths with red cluster stripes crossed by i blue and a darker red stripe. (But that is not all there are dozens of others that are just as pretty and which you will want to see.

32 inches wide, and last year we sold the same Foreign Relations Committee without any reservations. At the same time it Is ihe opinion of those opposing the Instrument that sufficient strength may be found for Two men were arrested, nine pints ot whisky was seized and $38 was taken from the cash register as evidence of sales in a raid last night at the 60ft drink stand of Fliegel, 100 Bast Jefferson Street. Fliesel was not arrested. The two men who were arrested gave the names ot Sam Walskansky, 38- years old, and K. Goldstein, 42.

They are charged with violating the prohibition law. Plan Would Make Actors Louisville Evangelists A plan to make actors, advertisers of Louisville is being considered by Louisville theater managers. It became known last night. I The Mayor may asked to prepare a letter to be signed by him and sent to overy player viio appears in Louisville, welcoming them and wishing theni success. This would bo commented on by the actors when they visit other cities, the rrianagers think, and would bo beneficial to Louisville.

The 'plan has been tried with success, it is said, in other cities. Expert Rifleman Hired Outfitting Co. T-. lnousanas owe skin health to- Poslam way continues to spread. The troubl-.

has reached the important junction of and freight congestion i3 threatened. Cincinnati Quintette Is Heard In Chamber Music The Cincinnati Conservatory Quintette Club is the self-explaining appellation of a group of young musicians who were heard by a small audience in the Temple Assembly Itoom last night in a programme of chamber music. Tho string quartette, composed of Garner Rowell, first violin: Hush sscond violin: Moore, viola, and John Paton, cello, gave three movements of quartettes of IVcthoven as one group and a similar group by Haydn. Good unity and intonation wore attained by tho luarette, the piaying of Mr. being especially assured In style.

Godard's trio in major was pciycu by Rowell. Paton and Kowell, pianist of the quintette. Howell played correctly and with intelllircnee: she is of youthful. Wmm0Zf that same POilfej Goodness for which JSlf are 7 to Patrol Bank CenteiA Thousands npon thousands could make for 98c a yard. This year you can buy them for 50c a yard.

4 Main Floor. Clay and Fulton City 4489. East 2206. HIGH-GRADE COAL Eastern Ky. Lump $6.00 Eastern Ky.

Block. 6.25 Western Ky. Lump 5.50 Terms Cash. GIVE US A TRIAL. Feb.

13 (Associated Press). Acting on the suggestion of lite Pennsylvania Bankers Association that banks he guarded carefully, the tell ron how rosiam ana rosisu foao acted onickly and inrcly cn their lonncntins: eruptioos, ttopprasitchinsrightawiir.ar.d fcdil' ratorine iWin healtu. live banls of Indiana have united in the employment of Hurry Lytle. an expert rifleman, to patrol tht: otreet on which they are located, it was announced here today. But entctire as Poslnin i.

it is made or thcccutlcst. raicrtUiinss nothinsthat could irritate the teoder-est. most inflamed skin. A sroci a vry Ions wl'. Six-Inch Checks On Some of AaUdmtfisls me iew spring -ojuiuuga W.

BROADWAY and IDEAL SIOS. AND FEB. 13-14 "ALL'S FAIIC IS LOVE" How I w'n rJ I Not so conspicuous as you might suppose, because the subdued colorings and because of the fact tnat we checks are broken, buying Wholesale Distributors A. Wahking Sons PETER-PAN CORN JOCKEY CLUB PEAS Kentucky Grocery Co. PETER-PAN CORN OLD ABE PEAS Clisiri'tttis arc made in si his Lonlsvillu slight build and proljably has not the strength for iin- which would have made the trio mure effoc-1 tiv'v.

It Was. however, an interesting I number, melodious and modern, anil was (SiK-cially liked by the audience. Miss Keece has attractive personality, poise of maniier and a very good I Hoprano. tilio lias some' palpable faults of arc pardon-i able on the ground of inexperience: Almost as thera and what delightful sport skirts and capes tney make! And then there are some with two and one-naii-stripes that are too loud for awnings but just n.8ht for skirts. Others have Jacob's ladder stripes 01 white and gray on black grounds.

If a iof oil w. nil wool, in both light she also shows promise, especially in coloratura of which slu gave a sample In an aria by Gomez. Despite somo weaknesses of immaturity, the quintette gave a perform-inco thut was by no means amateurish in 'standard. A. L.

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COLEMAN UIjDG. LoalsvlUc, Ky. H. Wedekind Co. PETER-PAN CORN HIGH LIFE PEAS or sale at.all leading grocery stores in Louisville, New Albany, Jeffersonville, and vicinity.

1 ui-k colors tnat seem 10 raic you don't want the extreme kinds, or your lancy "fnes to quieter colorings, there ar really browns and blues, in both checks and PiHlrlo -11 1- ta-nnv Special to The Courier-Journal. Paducaii. Feb. 13. Gauge read-14 feet, a fail of .7 foot; clear and much colder.

Arrived: If. G. Hill from Evansville, Grace Devers from Dycu's-burg. Cowling from Metropolis, departed: II. G.

Hill for Nashville, Grace Devcrs for Dycusburg, 'SV'cna-nah for Joppa, 111., Cowlinjr for Metropolis. uiai, win sureiy suit -a In a a z.a Mches wide, at Main Floor. a yard. 4 Jl..