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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20

WOOnSOCkGt Loses Propeller
And Polar Bear Is
In Distress

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20
AT THE ORPEEUM.

The mid-week bill at the Hammond
0rpheum theatre includes the follow
ing acts:
MarceNe Musical Comedy Co.-fve
girls who sing and two men-one
hlackface comedian. Pretty setting
catchy songs.
Dancing McDonalds-A boy and girl
in conventional stage dancing
Olive-a young lady and an accor-
dion.
Allen and Francis brash young
man and a woman with peculiar
voice. He is somewhat offensive.
Midget Trio-three kids who sing
we'll and are the hit OF the show.
Pearl White In The Lightning
Raiders a movie serial intended TO
thrill the beholder.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

HOGS-Bulk. $3.50 1918; tSb. s17.-
So butcher hogs-heavy S17-75 n 17.s5;
packing hogs - heavy. s16-75 a 1873;
medium and mixed. SIPS 1850: light,
$1ZO0@17.l0; pigs. $14.50 a 1915;
roughs. s16.25 a16.75-
CATTLE-Beef cattIe-good choice,
$IO.50 n 1900; medium and common. 81
50215.50 butcher stock-heifers. $3.50
al 1850; cows. s7.4OGl5.OO: Gamers and
cutters S6.25 n 40; stockers and feed
ers-good choice. s11256 1900; common
and medium, sS.25@11.25; veal calves,
good choice, s1625 1900.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20
FIVE MONTHS
SILENCE BROKEN

For FIVE months Mrs Mary VI Huehn
of Hammond received no word from
her son. Henry. in France. untn to-
day when she learned that he landed
at Newport News The last Mrs Huehn
knew was that Henry lad been woun-
ded and was in base hospital re-
covering
The poor overseas mail service Isl
blamed for the long silence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20

Are you reading The Times2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20
THEDA BARA
AT DE LUKE

It's always big event for many
screen fans in Hammond when Theda
Rara is 10 be seen in a new film play.
The clever William Fox star will be
shown IN her latest uper-production.
The She Devil" at the Deluxe today
Her new production is melodramat-
&c with touch OF comedy running
throughout and gives the star some
OF the best scenes OF her career. The
action takes place in typical south
ern Spanish village hidden away In
the mountains and the lazy life of the
people Of that country is surely de-
picted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20

ROCHESTER, - A prominent cor
ner has been selected by the city
council as the site for the proposed
new $4,000 city hall and memorial
building for Fulton county soldiers
In the war with Germany.
Don't throw your paper away
without reading the want ad page.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20

CHICAGO. Feb. 20.-vEAL-5O to so
lbs. lSc; 20 to so lbs. 1914 n 20kc: 50
To 10 lbs. p n &c; fancy. 221zc; over
weight kidneys. 40 to IFS lbs. 4617c;
coarse. lac.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20
CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES.

CORN-4 mixedf $127l4: white,
S12SG129lz; yellow, sf2Sl4 1.29is
mixed. S125ia n 1.26: white s1.25ih
a126ia: yellow. $125iA a1.271k: s
mixed. s1.22}s; white S122@124: 6
yellow. 1921.
OATS-No. . white. SIS; ; white. $50
59l@c. white. 57a $50; standard. sex
d60Hc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-02-20
DEATH OF
MRS. MEREDITH

Mrs G. A. Meredith died at the home
Of her daughter. Mrs Chas. Primmer
at 442 Truman avenue. at O'Clock
yesterday morning. A service viii be
held at 1890 Friday morning at the
house and the remains shipped on the
Erie at one O'Clock To Monterey. Ind.
for final service and interment
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
America wiz Hare
Full Olympic Team
When Site Is Picked

NEW york. Feb i3.--"Amerl-
ca stands ready IA send repre-
sentative athletic team 10 the next
olympic games regardless ~ the
time or place which may be deaig-
mated" Thls was tho answer of
prominent Amateur Athletic Union
officials 10 the query of the awed-
ish Athletic association. made
through United Stascs Minister
Morris at stockholm recently.
The track and field authorities
of this country have been actively
engaged since the signing of tho
armistice In preparing for a world
wide revival In competitive Rth-
and IN" implied desire ~ tho
swedish association to re-cstablish
the olympic games did not ooca .
sion surprise In A. A. 4. circles
sweden, however. Ia not the only
nation which desired to hold the
games. and II h. probable tina, "A
conference OF the International
olympic games committee will he
necessary. In the near future. TO
pass upon this phase Of the rtua-
tion. especially II the meet In to
be staged In 1920. as appears prob
able
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
TRIO OF WHITE SOX
SIGN 1919 CONTRACTS


CHICAGO, Fob. is.--if owner
Comlsk.y OF tho White sox. has two
or three more days as successfuI as
IcH,crday he'll have his entire ball
club ready for the spring training
Trip Three regulars signed their
contracts. tho morning mail bringing
ono from Memo LieboId. Hap Felseh
schalk ended tho day by slGuins late
ln the afternoon after a conference at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Edsfern Cd0ing Title
at Stake When Tulsa
FiUe Meets MuskOgee

Tulsa hiRh school hnskcters en-
gage In their second foreign game
OF the season tonight when they
meet the kirt Muskogec quintet At
Muskogrc ON the result OF ths
gam. will hinge Tulsas chances
fot the eastern m" M the MuskO-
gee gang has always troubled the
locals moro 'hnn other eastern
teams during the last tsw years.
should IN" red and white emerge
vietors from touights game, fol-
lowers Of the team believe they Will
capture the cnsirrn tNio with an
excellent chance fur the state pre-
mier honors
Oklahoma city is, NJ usual. lead
ing tho Central conference. And.
as usual. the capital city nrgtera-
tiOn IL claiming the state chnm-
plonship Just whore thcV gct that
stuff II is hard to see oklahoma
city has met only teams IN the cen
tral part of the state and their
claim TO tho title IN going 10 be
disputed by several Gthers
The probable lineup IN tonirhts
game will he as follows. Carter
and Weinecko forwards Hrown-
field center. keese and Vernon.
guards. l.. Welnocke and Thnckrey.
substitute forwards Petersen. sub
stituie center ana Xoller. substitute
suhrd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
KAYO ARTIST IN
GOOD CONDITION
Take Al Lippe's Word That
Pennsylvanian Is Fit
for Battle.
NO DOUBT ABOUT DOWNey
Fans Have Seen and Know
Bryan Is Ready fot
Scrap Any Time.
ny LARRY DALEY.

~. *. q. Iaughlin New tcth,
,,h,m Va. wolterweight boxed who
rcs,4 Tr,an powney at convj jntlvi
b,U monday nlght. IN due to af1lye In
town llc today and will prdhN,.IA
.ust workouts tomorrow. l,oughlin
vIl bo nrcompanled by his manager
Al ll.pr
m. eastern knockout artist II In
,plruii condition for tn. bout Ho
has been working ~ his home and
sdded ~ his long record NJ victories
by Ginning two battles, easily win
,lnr from Johnny Wolgast. brother
NJ Al IN six rounds at Philadelphia
Monday aud stopping Cyclone Scott
In tuu rounds at New bethlehem
tuesday
Iaugh'n. according to word re-.
e.,eI Yesterday from Lippo. IL In tho
hest condition or his entire career. In
Ms pr,y ouH meeting here with Dow.
pey fans were amazed at Laugh Inns
endurance. Ills supporters attribute
Iaurh'.n- success In the ring In the
condition IN which hc keeps himself
io,s Afraid of Dowpcy.
povnry paid the penalty OF knock
lnr ont Rough House Ware At sapul-
GA Wednesday. by being unable Ia
md spnrtlng partners The fame ~
pr,nns punch has spread ana no
longer DO willing boys offer 10 give
him workout Yesterday, he
worked with Young Cole. negro
selier NJ Tulsn four rovndr and went
100 frames with Jess tichardypn. an
actor appearing nj "A Tulsa vaudeville
house Downey showed his speed
and hitting powers were ~ their
highest development shadow box.
ing rope skipping and hag punching
accupicd the remainder OF the 20
minutes
Judging ny his appearance the past
few diNs. Nryan IL ready to step Into
the ring ~ any time. He appears 10
he In ~ good condition now as when
he met l.aughlin and needs only to
adj the finishing touches to be ready
10 battle,
Allowing. ~ course. for natural
enthusiasm uf managers for their
boxers there II no doubt but that
lAughlin and powney will be In
The pink" Of condition when they
engage In the ~crap Monday night
Fans can see for themselves regard.
Ing noWuey, while iAughlin IN the
sort NJ person who keeps In good
shape all the time Then. too there
/. far greater Incentive to this til,
than II offered In the ordinary bout
John Roisler has secured Ted Kid
Lewis. worlds wel,er champ TO
meet tho winner ana an engagement
for The crown should be sufficient TO
slnct any boxers, much lew amhi-
ilous hoys like bowney and Laugh
lin 10 ~ their limit TO win.
thancr "a Mcct Abbott
spencer Abbott. popular owner OF
the Tulsa Western league baseball
club ana an experienced announcer.
vii he official announcer at Tho
Monday nights show. This will
give sport fans OF Tulsa who do not
know the genial Spencer an oppor
unity ~ becoming acquainted with
him
"a Smith, Otto Floto and Eddie
Corhrtne have agreed to referee the
whirh ana from these three viii bc
chosen third man
More Sparring partners having
been secured, powncy will work out
Today ~ o'clock ht the Rrady hotel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

Tho largest volcano crater w the
world IL ~ southern japan, meaHur-
ing u miles across In one direction
and 10 miles IN another.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Wants T~anis Matos spopS

CAMURIDOE, MAJ. FNb. IL
Mai Fred W. Moore. graduate man
aEer ~ thu Harvard Athletic asso
citation. has stated that he consid
cred tennis one OF the bsSt of athletic
crercis~s.I q and that he will suggest
that II become . major sport at liar
ward.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

An alloy composed Of Ilnc. calcium
and lead ls being extensively used as
sub~hutc for tin for many pur-
poses In Germany
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Babe Ruth Cast for Hero; ;
Regular Meiodrama Stuff

MEREDITH. N. H.. Feb IA
Babe Ruth, Red Sox pitcher. cham.
pioned the caus' 81 number OF
women and Hquclchcd IA group OF
rowdles at u local dance last night
Roughs from an adjoining town
had been partaking of cider that
would mol pass the Lewis law To
ward midnight they began annoying
tn. guests
Ruth was present with Mrs Ruth
The baseball giant waited for
some one In authority 90 halt the
tactics, When no one~did. he acted
himself They waited outside for
revenge. When Ruth came out he
erpresseA his willingness To let them
have soffe and prepared to serve H.
They didn't like his looks. however
and disappeared.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Pitcher less Winters
stu Giant PROPERTY

NEW YORK. Feb ia-Thc New
York National league club was In.
formed today 10y the nativinl com
mission that Pitcher Jesse winters
now n lieutenant In the army. still ~
the property of the New York club
The PLAYER was taken to the Marlin
Texas, training camp OF the Giants
last spring, and then was released "a
the Kansas CITY club of the Americas
association under an optional agree
ment In June he VAS drafted into
the army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

with what jubilation he heard the
manager tell him that bo had made
good! n. gave scarce u thought TO
tho old fellow who is now r.lesnted
10 tn. bench and who would soon 70
back 10 tho minors True. the ojd
chap wss game. and wore = mask of
indiffcrsncs. and he was the first to
shake the hand OF his successor and
wish him luck. And now the youth,
himself grown n wes bit old and suff
and stale maybe n 10 his turn now
lie tells himself that he In as good
az ever. that q few weeks In the
sunny south will thAw out his sinews.
hut down deep In his heart he knows
that this season, or the nert. or a,
most the neHt. win SEQ his finish. ana
that youth must be served. lie will
not be invited Ia 10 along when this
train will pull out Of the station and
leavc him behind--,o oontam plate
the triumphs Of the past.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
To ShoIU Boxing TO
Chicago City Dads

CHICAGO. III. Feb. is.--Boxins
contests will he staged In . rims
pitched ip thu city council chambers
next THURSDAY afternoon. II was an
nounc.d tonight, In the interest OF =
bill leHalir!nG boxing In the state
now papdinr before the legislature.
Aldermen ana others Interested In
the measure will no tho spectators.
The talent will he recruited from
hoSsrv nj the 0reat IAk~s Naval
Training station and from the ranks
II PROFESSIONALS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Giants and Red SOr to
Play Exhibition Games

The 0iants and Red sox viii play
a series OF exhibition games IN Flor
ida, The worlds champions VIII
train nj Tampa, and u IL In That
city that four of the games will he
decided the dates ON which they ar,
Schsduled being March 20 aud 30
ana April 0 and 6. ON April \ ani 2
the teams will meet at Gainesville,
whore the Giants will get into con.
dition and the two remaining games
viii be played on April 10 aud y,
en route from Gainesville to baltl'
more. where the Giants will play tho
international league club In that city
on April ~ and -.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
Grif Has No Trouble
in Signing Players

Clark Griffith IL not having any
'tounle getting his players to attach
'h'ir signatures 20 the 1919 con.
.tu'i" Recently sent out by the Scna-
lo'N management Several mem
her NJ tho club have already re-
lrned their signed CONTRACTS. Among
ne latest Ia he received At the uf
nee ~ The Senators are those signed
N Nick Nlirock and ed Charts. Ait
,"'N NHl act M coach To tn" battery
won again this year, and as "a side
IN' VIII amuse the fans around tho
'i.Il' win his funny antics on the
.f hing line, Charity will be tho
..ihs second string hackstop and
WI. .. ra led to bat N "a pinch. lie
u'N 'I'o du possible emergency work
around first nud third
-, russians DO not drink milk In
lh'lr l"a and cups and sauccrs are
never used for tea In tina, country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14
C0SDEh B0WLERS DEFEAT
CENTRAL NATIONAL FIVE

The Cosdrf on company bowling
Ave defeated the Central National
bank quintaf In tho Y. NJ g. A.
league, last night
After dropping the first frame. the
losden rollers came hack strong and
won the second and third frames
Hughes Of the Central Nationals
was high with sos. he heing the only
roller TO top tho half century mark.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-14

CIIItNGO, Fob II IUslie Mann,
Cub star. today IL holdout He
says he has been Offered a contract
with salary that In an Insult 10 his
playing ability. and declares there
must be an Increase or he'll play no
major league baseball,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23

Wherever Americans travelled they
gained the reputation of being the
most careless and eAtravagant people
upon the face of the earth.
The war has pulled us up short. 1t
has made us feel that there is some
thing far greater than our own re-
quirements and desires. We now
realize that it is worth while to sac
rihce lesser things for the sake of
greater ones. And the nation has. re-
turned much nearer to the economy
Of its earlier days.
We have had lessons in carelessness
and temperance in all things and in
thrift. 1t will be an opportunity
thrown away if We allow these lessons
to be lost upon us.
We will gain as a nation if we
make the excellent habits of care and
thrift part of our lives.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23

Robert Edgar Turley Jr., and Lydia
Cabell Elmore.
Penman Smith and Eliza Marie
Cochran.
George Hasty, and Mamie Lee
Adams.
Enoch Gillispio and Ruth Harris.
Ray Green and Della Mae Wear
zen, colored.
Joe s. Skinner, Francis B. Tomlin-
son.
Herbert Lee Bailey and Nellie Cox.
J. j. Hendren and Ida Raney.
John Colson mad Opal Vanhook.
Noah Marsee and Virginia Carter.
Harry L. Francis, jeanette A. e.
bridge.
George NJ. Rogers, Manda Locker.
Richard NJ. Shelton, Alice Hatfield.
W. NJ. Wren. Annie Holmes.
McClelland Cunningham and Lille
Rice.
Charles Louis Smith. Anna l.. Mil
Ter
Mills Black, Bernice Huffman.
Floyd Toorncy, Bessie Mae Long.
Edd Rout, Berta Simpson,
William Ball, Mae Dudderar.
Willie Mullins, Mttie Withers, col.
McElroy Burdette, Mamie Jones,
colored
Frank Sparks. Ida Lear.
James Robinson, Mamie Myers. col.
Sampson Overstreet, Bessie Gar
nett.
William Henri yAlford, Mary Har.
rictt Woods. col
Charlie Boatley, Lula Wearren. col.
John Wesley Wood, Ida Mae Cecil.
WIN Faulkner Belle King, col.
Willie Long, Stella East.
Clarence Naylor, Eugeuia Thomu-
SON.
Herbert Casey Fairy Mae Prcwift
G.. A Po.uloNtor, Ar,. Minnie
Daley Belts.
SIMON White, Maggie H'snss.
n. B. Price, T7mm.c Francis.
H. S Cay Mrs S. NJ Scrvaer.
James p. iisle, Lucy Million.
Alvin Howard Ilie Masters.
Charlie Mcmillan, Evalin Walker.
A. $. Grant Mamie Williams.
Homer Ray, IVA Lou Preston.
W, A. Kinder, Elizabeth BeazIey.
Henry j, Tussey. Martha Rogers.
John II. Gay, Susie Francis Bolton.
John ErglemGn, Matte Myers.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23
Marriage Licenses Is
sued In 1918.

The following are the marriag,
licenses that were ishued by Count,
Clerk Bourne, during the year 1918
Walker Leavell, and Leila Woods
colored.
Arthur Gaffney and Nora Payner
Everett Grow and Lottie Pearl Boil.
ton.
Otis Stotts, Beulah Sebastian.
Willis Church and Fannie Pointer
X. z. Price, Patience Metcalf.
Elijah Robinson. and Georgia Ar.
mold. col.
c. T. Taylor and Mr.. B. Crutch-
field
Jasper Hulette. and Augusta HAM
monds.
Irvine Pennington and Alice Bal
lard.
Joel J, Walker and Elsie Morrow
Henry Wearren and Stella Wear
rem, col
Sam Brewer and Oracle Maupin.
Everett Anderson and Iovie Simn-
so,
lanes Hardin DAVIS ord F,r,io
Mae Smith
Fred Smith and Inez Painter
Lee Simpson and Clap Pollard
JoLn Alloy N.s,ors and Annie
Simp,on
purdv Hunt and Ar,.;ll, EidJ
Walter Davis and Sarie Gin
Hobart Teatcr and Attress Noel
John Apders,parJ Jamie Faulkner
colorcd
james Kidd ana Sarah Iurv Rev
uolas
Dewey lamb and Rhoda Eanton
Aaual Baker and Ruth Anne
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23
llliteracy In The
United States

The war revealed to US many of
the existing conditions of America
II showed us that among our young
citizens Of draft age a very large pro-
portion, through illness or physical
imporfection, were unable % meet
enc requirements necessary for mill
tary duty Il also brought into Wow
en- il'iteracy greatly. exceeding our
realization Among the men Of draft
age there were 100000 i1teratcs.
Such condition is most unfortuu-
atr Our country i'm spite Of the
Wuutyj advantages Of education
which it IS supposed TO give, rs not
doing i.s duty along educational
lines. end aloue the lines Of prcpar-
I0r men for citizenship
Besides this large number OF init-
crates, there are many people in this
country who, though they read and
write some foreign tongue, do not
read or write English.
These people also are seriously
handicapped. English, the dominant
language Of America, must be under
stood If Americans are to have a COM
mon viewpoint of policies and ideals.
1t is in communities where little En-
glish is used that foreign propaganda
finds its readiest field.
The United States must look to the
education of her children and the
Americanization Of her youth.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23


ctable cutter SO that they will be Of
uniform thickness. Letting them stand,
IL at all wilted IN cold water for a
time viii make them crisp and fresh.
For a pint of carrots melt table
spoonful Of butter or substitute In "A
saucepan, add onefourth of n cup Of
chopped onion and half a teaspoonful
Of sugar. Cover and let cook very
slowly, using care not 10 scorch them I;
when the onion Is yellow add one cup
full Of beef broth and simmer until
the onion Is tender then the cooked
carrots; sprinkle with chopped parsley
and serve at once,
Maple Rice Puddin1.-Boil ono
fourth Of a Upful OF rice until soft;
scald two cupfuls OF milk On double
boiler; stir tablespoonful and "a
half Of c0rnstarch In half cup'll
Of maple strip and stir into the hot
milk; when the mixture thIckrns,
cover and let cook ~ minutes; add
the rice wen dried. with the Grains
distinct, and beat In the yolks Of the
NNN fHaNf N'NNNAA AlnNAs NN "a AAAtN
baking dish. Beat the whites Of two
eggs very light then beat I'm slowly
onp-fourlh OF cupful Of maple strip
ami spread over the pudding; let II
cook about II minutes In moderate
oven.
Maple Strip Frostlng.--Put two
thirds of u cupful Of maple strip and
the white Of an egg into double boil
err When the water is rapidly boiling
In the lower part set In the strip and
egg; beat and cook, stirring continu-
ously for eight minutes. Remove from
the water and beat untli cool enough
20 spread. Corn strip may be used
instead Of maple strip, adding chopped
figs or dates and teaspoonful Of va
nilla. Honey may also be used as
above. using one tablespoonful less Of
honey. ]
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23
Our Lesson in Economy

The circumstances rGde r. which
America was founded made her a
thrifty nation, In tine earlier days,
before manufactures were establish
ed, practically everything that a
household needed had to be drawn
from its own resources. This made
the Americans far-seeing and very
carefully provident.
As time went on and the nation
realized itself master of almost limit
less natural resources, its earlier care
full habits dropped away, and a new
liberality of living took their place.
People gained the idea that there was
no object in stinting in any direction.
for there would always be enough.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23
Marks OF Service.

As the soldiers come back it will be
interesting to distinguish the meaning
of the various chevrons which they
wear upon their sleeves. We subjoin
a list
A single red chevron signifies "dis-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23
Some Rats.

Lantz makes the amazing estimate
that the progeny of a single couple (of
rats), If undestroyed, would number
2O,OOO,O0O In three years. and this
number is even below the theoretlc fig
uros.-Scientific American Supplement.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23
Paasions, 0rowrth.

Let me not forget that the power
and JOY Of sacrifice grow upon those
who exercise 1t. Pure passions grow
as well as dark ones.-W. L. Watkin-
son.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23
Mean.

Said the almost philosopher. .The
fellow who married for money instead
Of love couldn't be persuaded to do II
again for love or money"
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-01-23
sEAsoNABlE DISHES.

Carrots are so commonly ignored
and are such n good. wholesome vege-