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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
VAKARINES VALSTIJOS
UzVERSTOS SNIEGU.

Denver, Col, kovo Fl.
Vakarin6 sales dalis yra,
beveik, visiskai atskirta nuo
kitq vietQ. Buvusi paskuti-
niais laikais vesula ir snie-
gas uzverte gelzkelius ir SUI
sinesimai traukiniais Colo
rado ir Wyoming valstijo-
Sc, kuone visiskai tapo SUI
stabdyta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
FOCH NORI RENO
FRONTO.


Paryzius, kovo q. MarSa-
las Foch uzreiske, jog Fran
cuzijos ramybei reikalinga,
kad Francuzijos apsigyni-
mo frontas bu&Q RENO pa
upiu. Girdi, nera relkalo
prijungti ta krasta prie Fran
cuzijos, bet is strategiSko
atzvilgio sales apsiginimc
linija tur6tQ but RENO pa
Lpiu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
RIAUSES PASSAIC, N. J.
New York. kovo 2l d. =

New York, kovo 21 d. =
Apie 5000 streikieriu The
Botany Worsted audiny-
clos 81 ryta k6le riauSes prize
minetos dirbtuves. Sako-
ma, lad sujudima veda boil
seyikai is New Yorko.
Dirbtuve saugo apie 100
paliuosuotQ kareiviQ, kurie
uzima vieta specially poli-
cistQ. Sic policistai prasa-
linimui susirinkusios minios
pavartojo lazdas ir daugeli
apdauze, bet ligonbuciuosna
del suzeidimo niekas nesi-
kreipe.
Mlllla is SaVO puSeS labal
lzeide kareivius policistus,
vadindami JUGS kaizerio ber
nais; mat mineta dirbtuve
yra, beveik, vokieciQ ran
kose.
Riauses, sakoma, k6l6 di-
dziumoj rusai, kurie esq ne
uzganedinti savo ekoncmi-
niu padejimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
SKOLINA ITALIJAI
$75,OOO,O0O.

Washington, D. c. kovo
Fl. lido departamentas
praneSa, kad Suvienytos
Valstijos vel skolina Itali-
jai $75,000,OOO. Dabar TIA
lijos skola Suvienytoms Val
stijoms bus 81, ,496, 800, 900;
gi visQ talininkQ skola Suv.
Valstijoms sieks $8,932,41O,
$50.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
KAIZERI SVEIKINA
436,912 YPATU.

BerIinas, kovo 21. Besi-
artinant kaizerio gimtadie-
niui buyo renkami paraSai
pasveikinimuj kaizerio. Pa
siras5 net 436,912 ypatos,
pad6damos il savo adresus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
NAUJA REVOLIUCIJA
BAVARIJOJE.

Zurich, kovo 21. IS Ba
'varijos pranesama, kad apie
'linkeje Municho vel prasi-
d6jo revoliucijinis judeji-
mas. Lyderiais esq nepri-
gulmingi socialistai if re-
voliucijoniski kareiviai; ke-
letas lyderiq suareStuota
'Rozenheime.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
LIETUVA PIRKS MAISTA
AMERIKOJE.

New Yor. Vive-pirminin-
kas LietuyiQ Tautines Ia
rybos Vincas Jankauskas
pranese, kad Lietgvos val
adzia nori pirkti Suvienytose
Valstijose $4,000 tony kvie-
civ, 1000 tony m6sos, 1000
tony kondensuoto pieno il
500 tony riebulQ, kurie tu-
r6tQ but pasiQsti Klaipedon
ar Liepojun prie pirmos pro
gos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
ITALAI GRASO APLEI-
SIA KONFERENCIJA.

Paryzius kovo q. Itali.
jos atstQvai Taikos konfe-
rencijon vienbalsiai nutar6
apleisti Taikos Ko4lferenci-
ia, iei nebus Quota Italiiai
Flume uostas Fiume yra
vlenas is geriausiQ uostr
Adriatiko jur6se, ant Bal
kanQ pussalio. ~
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
EUROPOJE 1O0,0O0,0Oo
BEDARBLU.

Paryzius, kovo Fl. Lordas
Robert Cicil uzreiske, kad
siuo laiku Europoie bedar-
blu yra j 1OO,OOO,OOO darbi-
.ninkQ. Girdi, nors kitas il
tur6tu uztektinai darbo, bet
kiekVienas ko tai laukia,
kuo tai zingeidauja If ne
ldirba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
lsVEz MILIONA RUSU
IS AMERIKOS.

New York, kovo ri. Pill
dantis komitetas antro rusu
susivaziavimo plianuoja is
yezti apie miliona rusu dar-
bininku is Amerikos atgal
Rusija. Tame reikale in
korporavo nauja laivq kom-
panija "SvobodaS.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
JAPONAI UZMUSE
10000 KOREJIECIU.

Philadelphia, Pa. kovo Fl
DR.. Syngham Rhee, atsto-
vas Korejieciq Tautines or
ganizacijos gavo telegrama
is Shanghai, kad japonai
uzmuSe 10000 koreiiecir
If $4,000 suarestavo malsin-
dami sukilima.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
RevOiucija Egypte.
81 -.@>--
LiGtuva pirks maista is AnerikOS.
sS4E-.r -~%--
padersWskis aori Djdel6s LenkijOs,
ArgentinOs Streikigriai Ign0ru0ja VaIdzia.
padGreWskiS aOri Dideles LGnkijoS

dai, nepritartq tokiam pri-
jungimui.
. Girdi, yra tokiu Lenkijo-
,je vietQ, kuriose vienos Sci
mynos nariai daznai kalba
dviem kalbom: viena len
kiSkai, 0 kita, daleiskime,
slaviSka, tat tokios vietos
vistiek yra lenkiskos ir jos
turetp but priskirtos prie
Lenkijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
VENGRAI NEPILDO TAI
KININKU REIKA-
L.AVIMU.

Paryzius, kovo q. IS Ven
'grijos sostin6s Budapesto
pranesama, kad Yengrijos
valdzia atsisaka isduoti tai
kininAams pirklybinius lai-
vuS, ko reikalavo talkinin-
kai. Vengrai sake, kad jie
negali liktis be laivQ, nes
tuomi butu sunaikinta jQjg
navigacija Dunojaus upeje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
REVOLIUCIJA EGYPTE..

Londonas, kovo Fl. Sulyg
Reuter- agentuos praneSimo
is Kairo, Egypte padejimas
Wis blogeja.
Generolas Allenby, ko-
manduotojas anglq kariu
menes Palestinoje yra stun
ciamcs Kai2an. Anglq ka-
riumene Egypte yra sustip-
rinama naujomis spekomis.
Pranesama, kad tuluose
sodziuose pley6suoja Turki-
jos veliava.
Taipgi praneSama, kad
yra uzmusta nemazas skai-
cius policistu If siaip val
dininkQ If is tenykSciq gy-
ventojq.
Taipgi priduriama, kad
zymus skaicius ginkluotu
.beduinQ isiverz6 Behe.4Si
proyincijon ir apipl6sineja
miestelius ir sodzius. Bet
manoma, kad sujudimai ne
gresia abelnai tvarkai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
AMERIKA NUSTOJO
554 LAKUNUS.
WashiroEoo n q II

res departamentas prane-
sa, kad begyje pereitos ka-
res HuylenytoS Valstijos nu-
stojo 554 Iakunus. Jie pa
skirstomi sekaneiai:
Uzmu5ta susiremimuose
Su prieSo lakunais, III;
neiaiSven papuol5, 1876; su
zelstq, zc -, prapuelusiQ be
zlnios, 73; zuvo nelaimin-
guose atsitikimuese, AZ If
mlre nuo kitty priezasciu 4.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
VOKIECIAI ATIDUODA
DAUGIAU NARLAIVIU.

Basel, sveicarija, kovo 21
Gauta ziniQ, kad dar 10 vo-
kieciQ narlaiviu iSplauke is
Hamburgo If bus perduotos
talkiainlQ rankosna.
Taipgi ateina ziniQ, kad
spaitakai platina afiSas, ku-
riose pranesama, jog plia-
nuetas ant rs kovo streikas
tapo atidetas Xxi 8 dienai
balandzio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
ATNAUJENA 4AUKSO
KNYGA.

Paryzius, kovo 21. Is
Brusselio praneSama, kad
senatas nutar6 isteigti nau-
js aukso knyga vieton SUI
nalkintos, ar iSgabentos per
yokiacius. sioj naujoi aux
SO knygoj prezidentaS VIII
sonaS pasirasys pirmas, kuo
met jis aplankys Brussels.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
RUSAI PASIEPSA
TAUTU LYGA.
VIadivostokas. kovo /

VIadlvostokas, kovo II.
(suyelinta). Rusu spauc
kalb5dama apie Tautu Ly-
ga satyriskai pasiepia ia ir
Iyglna su talkininkq ekspedi
ella Siberijon.
Gil'ii, taIkininkai zadejo
!yesti cia tvarka, bet atvy-
ko tlk su kariumen6s pull
kais, kas nepatinka gyvento
jams. If todel $alyje aukle-
jasi boISevizmas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
BOLSEVIYAI APLEIDO
DVINSKA.

Helsingforsas, kovo Fl.
Laikrasciai pranesa, kad
bolsevikai apleido Dvinska,
palikdami daug amuniciios.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
ANCLIJOJE ALGOS
PADVIGUBINTA.

Londonas, kovo 21.. Be
gyje Sios kares gelzkeilq
patarnautojQ algos beveik
padvigubintos; gi darbo va
landos tapo sumazintos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
ORAS.

Chicagoje If apielinkeje.
SNbatoj giedra; nedelioj
'debesuota If SiIciau. Vidu-
tiniai Siaur-ryciQ vejai.
Saul5tekis, $3.50; saule-
leidis, 6:O4.
Menulis uztekes 1905
nakti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
IsLOsE KARE PER
L,AIMIKI.

Paryzius, kovo 21. MarSa-
las Foch uzreiSke, kad sare
iSlose kareiviai, o ne vadai,
bet taipgi pridure, kad kar6
gal iSloSta il per lainliki.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
EPlRIECIAI DEDAS PRIZE
GREIKIJOS.

Soloniki, kovo 21. Ateina
ziniq, kad siaurine dalis
Epiro reikalauja priskirti ia
prle Grekijos, kitaip, girdi,
nebusia ramyb6s Balkanuo
Sc.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-03-22
90
LUKSEMBURGAS REL
KALAUJA NEPRIGUL
MYBES.

Paryzlus, kovo Il. Lux
semburgo atstovq butas
vienbalsiai i$neS6 rezoliuci-
ia, kurioje reikalaujama pa
likti Luksemburga neprigQl-
minga valstybe.
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31

Russell of Hammond who permitted to see her
sick hoy in this country before he died had 10
pay for telegram tcoecU her anxiety for inorma-
ton when she It cost her $500 to have his
dead body sent home
The scores of examples in Lake county OF gross er.
ror in the war departments casualty record dupn.
Gated in almost every other city in the country
An Illuminating example Of. the manner. says Fort
Wayne paper, in which efficient department has
handled the reporting Of the casualties instanced in
the case OF Corporal John ". Wilson through
sage sent his father, John Wilson Sr. War
ren Ind Here the messages in order OF their
ceipt from the esteemed department of govern.
ment. all being addressed to the senior Wilson and sign
ed by Adjutant General Harris:
WASHINGTON. Nov. =. 1915.
Deeply regret 70 inform you that it is officially
reported that Pvt John " Wilson, Inf, wounded
degree undetermined, about 9.151S. Further infol-
nation when received
WASHINGTON. Dec. Is. 1918
=, Deeply regret % inform you that Corp Jenn
ther Information will be forwarded when received
WASHINGTON. Jan %. 1918.
Wilson, Inf, is officially reported killed in action
I1-41S.
There you have the system in all its pristine
and completeness Almost it might be designated as
breaking bereaved family by gentle deerees
First Pvt. Wilson is merely wounded then Corp VII
is severely wounded: and hnaly sgt Wilson is killed
Note if YOU please. his rank advances with the
seriousness Of his progression giving rise to
the assumption that had the only two lives
give to his country he might have been general be-
fore finally passing
But there discrepancies il appears The war de
partment it viii observed thoughtlessly wounds the
young the day after it had ehectually killed
him. He was to be exact seriously wounded on Novam.
ber 5. after being completely killed on November =
rather difficult, the individual to figure out
Nor is this muddle on November lS thts
seriously wounded dead wrote letter 70 his moth
er from Hospital - stating that he was
suffering flesh wound in the foot and expected q
be able TO be around cratches n feT days
This letter was received before the second messae
sent out by th department ard NOR than month BE-
fore the third message declaring that he had been killed
a week before he the letter to his mother Thus
he vas both wounded severely and writing letters
home after his violent deah-rather unusual We call It.
even though granting him to be especially capable
young
In the meantime, however. his parents are sorey
distressed and puzzled. Although they have in their
possession letter hy him after the signing Of
the arlnistice the receipt of telegram only last week
uprising his death most dsquietne IN fact
their only source OF comfort is the knowledge that the
departments errors have been numerous and eg
yregous that anything may be expected from il
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
- - - - ~ - -
IT IS UP TO You TO PROTEST.

The people should protest against the increase OF
takes in certain uxures Merchants should organize
and their and congressman Washing
ton should receive the united protests immediately.
So many things that people need for their comfort
are ciassed Injuries that unjust the extreme
10 force the consumer TO pay extra tax them
For never doubt for minute the consumer viii pay
the and else The manufac won't pay
and Tho retailer won't pay it.
Let us suppose for minute what would happen We're
people 70 stop buying comforts that the bill class
luxuries and which make life in this the
and most prosperous country in the world eNistence
which is equaed any other country. II the peopl
stopped buying them and they went be able buy then
they taxed to death the merchants could longer
carry them N stock and the manufacturer would be
forced to making them factories would close down
trade would be depressed and the bread line would
back again. Some Injuries classed such realls
necessities OF life We do exist like savages
peasantry.
The fact of the matter s that the L. 5 is trying 70
make revenue collector OF the harressed merchant
his empoye. and the merchant has done enough for the
government without having to It's dirty work
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
LET THE ARMY ALONE.

whose aim in life comforting nurderers and carry
ing flowers and pey their cells and releasing
nails from confinement have broken out in new SPOT
1t is soemnly proposed 70 construct Amer
lean foreign legion convicts paroled dschar
edand pardoned
We hope this sratui.ous insult the famous reg
esrangers" will be squeIched at once.
Apart from the that The parole and paTdonine
power woefuy abused in the interests habitus'
criminals against the insane idea entertained
BY judges that the place crook is in
the army.
Let the mistaken philanthropists from an American
legion Of labor out of their wards If they will.
There are lot OF American soldiers who viii o.
looking for Jobs when they home: these lonq
haired and shorthaired busybodies occupy in
citing jobs for these if they something t
do
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
SENATOR JOHNSON is RIGHT.

y will not subscribe to this doctrine Viii not
FOR instant concede that fl Is The duty Of the
u. 5 A. republic TO maintain order in a JugoSlav or
Czecho-Say state in Albania Montenegro in Rou
mania Armenia, in Syria. Palestine, Poland Fin
land. Esthonia, LaYonia. Courland. I4thunia O Tx
rainia- I opposed to American boyspolicine Ey
rope and queling riots in every European nations
backyard. Senator Johnson
II that is Of the brainy Californian's presiden
tia platform panks shall climb hira and
believe every true American who is convinced that
we have enough to attend 90 on American soil with
out interfering abroad will with Senator Johnson
The American boy was not made 10 travel around
Europe with poicemans and billy in his hand
He belongs over here where there plenty for him -
do and where his people John smith would
look fine wouldn't he climbing Bill Browns back
fence every time John Smith had little family
row? Get boys OF Russia and home again They
want to come home. We don't recall any man enstiae
to settle Russa's fuses
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
SHALL SUBMARINES BE ABoL1sHEp2

The proposal that the submarine be universally
abandoned d instrument, under consideration
the peace conference. will probably strike peo.
pie favorably Formerly this craft sort
Of romantic admiration. Bur the hideous Of it made
by Germany has made all its associations dark ugly.
Few but experts think longer with any
satisfaction The general public unquesonably regards
such vessels with aversion.
This attitude seems inevitable from the very ature
Of The submarine wsrshp. # Germany had written
this repulsve chapter Of naval history might have
been written eventually in its main outlines by some
other nation For the essential characteristics of sub
warfare is assassination Some Of the newer and
larger types have ndc~H l'So -
more chvarous sort q warshps but such combat is.
and would probably remain, exceptional The nature
the subsea boat Il to fight by stealth Wherefore brave
condemn il and all fear III.
The question. though. is simple o de.
cded by sentiment alone L is possible to good
argument for the employment Of submarines in a ma
tions harbors and costal for home
It viii be interesting how the peace conference
handles this point
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
HE REFUSED TO LIE.

The disclosures brought about in Hammond educ
ional circles this newspaper exposed the event
that led up to the resignation Of Prof McElroy have b.
gun 10 the attention of he state press and III
arrer newspapers are taking up the stand Of +. N
Elroy and prasing il.
The Fort Wayne News says
II is refreshing to 1nd occasionally in the public
school work a young who has both courage and
conscience One such has Just severed his connec-
ton with the schools OF Hammond Frank ~. Nc
Elroy principal OF the high school there and
when certain prominent citizens to him with
the request which was yelled demand, he sign
a diploma for pupil who had left the schools
before without completing The he polite
ly refused He cherished the somewhat curious idea
that diploma certificate to the effect that its
holder had performed certain work. and that prin
Cipal. who issued such certificate without this work
having been done liar and practicer OF fraud
M. McElroy everlastingiy right in his attitude
md ii is in the least to Hammonds credit that nc
beaten. To be sure, his defeat was in one sense
a victory but il a victory which cosi him his job
Naturally the school people over the state Will be
watching 10 who takes his place and what the
principal does in the Of issuing fraudulent
diplomas TO he fungusheaded proteges Of pothouse
politicians who control the council that controls the
school board
And vet members Of the Hammond school board crit
e;aed this newspaper for lifting the veil that has
7idden fostering sore because il will hurt he schools
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31

DR.. T. l.. scbnibIe. of Gary who has
been in the medical corps Of the L. :
army since lete last summer. received
his discharge on Monday Of this week
and arrived here WEDNESDAYS aftornon
To join his famiiy Within the noxt few
oays the family VIII nakc prepare
lions TO move back to Cary from Crown
Point. where the doctor vii continue
his profession he figures that the Few
weeks training he received at the
Rockefeller institute in New York CITY
Is we'll worth the whole time he desot-
ed TO Uncle sam.
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31

WHO gave away a quart Of booze
Avn was ,,rr,.,,fatoly fonna fnsa,,
IL is always. we nave 'ooii" N our
'''''''e
ANPhhlENoL' a" increasing source
of nh'i'lne7s 70 expect 700 "'"s"
ANb 'i we go on ie''ins me iooa
~ wiser ul1iliase consumers VIZ
~ content a. usual
WITH the necks. backs and wings
VIE note that promineae Bulgarian
be the
BOSS of thc Balkans
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
HERE'S WARMING, SOOTHING RELIEF
FROM YOUR RHEUMATIC ACHES

Fer prompt relief from Rheumatism.
Neuralgia. or Lumbago, you can
depend on Sloans Liniment. The
warming, soothing, counter-irritant
effect is the quickest way to overcome
the inflammation, swelling or stiffness.
A few drops go right to the sore part,
draw the blood from the conEcsted
placeandremove the cause Of the ache.
The great penetrating power Of
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31

First Lieut.. DenieI Reddinr. for
mer Gary lawyer. with senator Kinder.
has returned 20 Cary from Camp Tay-
Ior. where he was discharged from
service a few da>s ago. Lieut. Red
ding enlisted IN Septeinbef 1917. and
was stationed at camp TayIor great
er part III the time For brief per-
iod he Was an Instructor IT replace
meni troops at camp pike and IVES
awaiting orders transferring him to
California when the arnlfstfco was
signed. Redding VIII resume his law
practice in Cary.
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31

Sloan's Iinimene makes rubbing need
less. It is easier and cleaner to use than
plasters or poultices. Il does not stain
the skin or clog the pores. A bottle Of
Sloan's Liniment IS all you need for
quick rest and relief from the pains Of
sprains, bruises, backache, stiffneck,
and most forms Of rheumatic twinges.
Generous size bottles at druggists
everywhere.
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31

street. Hammond. received an inter
estfng letter the first OF the week
from their son. Ancel y. Jackson. ~~=a
is in Germany 10 is in the drst divi-
sion. Army Of Occupation that crossed
the Rhine et Coblenz They are being
well treated. he wrote. bus also added
all the boys were looking forward
anxiously TO coming home. which they
expected would be before very long.
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
roTrcE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

III fail your copy THEAiEs prompt
s you have n q. ras rlease Do not think has been
= not what : used e he and that Complaints are
THs TINES has increased it, mailing equipment and
PROMPT IN advising when do and
wall set promptly
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
OFFICIAL CALLoUSNEsS.

The shabby way in which the mother of l. S ma
r.ne who his life for his county b. the
hospa! authortes IS shown in the case OF Ms Clara
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
scrgcnnt rnuI No,,odo,,.l.L arrIved

in cary on Wednesday after complet-
ing service with the aviation section
Of the United states army. from Dallas.
IT,. n.hele he was sLatLoned as q
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
Lacob Y. suInernckI. IOI. 15sth j

west Hammond Is bacl from France.
H vas with the held artillery and
was at a school OF Are back of the
lines when tho arpisticc was gned.
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31

AND TO think of lot of people didn't even know
Hammond HAD q school board,
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31
air. John no.dt, Hobart. son


arrived home With an honorable dis
charge. aftcr spending some time in
France The FIRST Crown Point boy 70
arrive home from overseas duty
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31

IrvinH nctE % hammond. i home
after sixteen months service in the
army With the motor department
The Lake County times., 1919-01-31

Friends of Den EIa1Iett OF Reese nv.
Rooertsdale, viii ue glad to hear that
he las been promoted. He is now
corporal
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-12
Phone Rates Raised,
But Pierce Co. Wage
List Is Cut Down

Lincoln, Nov. 1.-THE Crownover
Telephone company Of Sargent has
been given permission by the State
Railway commission to increase its
exchange rates ST per month for
business, Is cents for residence and
SO cents for farm line phones.
The Pierce Telephone company,
owned by M. R. butcher, will be
permitted to raise its business and
farm line switching rates, but resi-
dence rates will remain as at pres
emf.
The commission thinks that $3.50
month, which butcher pays him
self as manager, and SIS to his wife
as bookkeeper are excessive for a
small exchange. butcher draws an
other $50 as night operator and pays
his son SIPS as lineman. The family
also gets free rent in house owned
by the company. 1t allows only 500
for the combined salaries of man
ager and bookkeeper.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-12
Investigating Desertion
Of Five Small Children

Deadwood, S. D.. Nov. ll.--(Spe-
cial.)-Five small children, the
youngest a two-year-old baby, have
been left here by their father and
mother, who have removed to east
ern South Dakota. County authori-
ties are investigating the case. A
Deadwood woman has been ap-
pointed guardian by the juvenile
court pending explanation from the
oarents
Omaha daily bee., 1919-11-12
Royal HighIanders Fight
PAYMENT of Certificates

Aurora, Neb., Nov. ll.-(Special.)
Answer was filed in the district
court Monday by the Royal High
landers to the petition of Charles
H. Henthorn, who sued on his Pho
neer certificate which called for a
payment of one-tenth of the face OF
his policy each year. The Pioneer
certificates of the Highlanders be-
came payable one-tenth each year
after the holder reached the age of
so years and had paid his premiums
for 20 years. -
In its answer the Royal High
landers declares that in 1897 the
legislature of Nebraska enacted a
statute which provided that the pc
Rod in life at which payment of
physical disability benefits COM
mences shall not be under 20 years.
After the enactment of this statute
the Highlanders changed their
edicts and rules to conform thereto.
The Royal Highlanders organized
at Aurora in 1896 with 81 men,
bers. 1t now has 27,8l6.