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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
BolSeviku teroras Lietuvoje
SVARsTYTA TAUTV SA-
JUNGOS REIKALAS.
Perkratyta ivairus saiungai
pagaminti plenai.

Paryzius, sausio 21.- Kuo,
met vakar vyriausioji taikos
konferencijos taryba susirin-
ko, pirmiausia imtasi perziuri-
nett If aptarti tautQ sqjungos
plenus. Priimta konkretines
propozicijos.
ISvakaro tautQ sqjungos pa
gaminti plenai buvo diskusuo-
jami prezidento Wilsono rezi-
dencijoje, Murato rumuose,
kur buvo ateje plenQ autoriai
Leon Burgeois If gen. SHUTS,
be to dar lordas Robert Cecil,
Prezidentas Wilsonas pats
daug darbuojasi tame reikale,
Jis daugiausia laiko paSven-
cia tautQ sQjumgos ikuniji-
mui.
Tautq Sqjmgoje svarbiausia
donna norma atkreipti j tai,
idant mazosios tautos nebTtQ
ekonomin9je If finansineje di-
dziuliQ valstybiQ intakoje, ar
ba, kitaip tariant, suvarzyme,
Toksai mazqjp tautQ ap-
saugojimas yra labai svarbus
daiktas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
PASKyRE ATSTOVUS TAI
KOS KONFERENCIJON

Basle, sausio 21.-IS Berly-
no praneSama, jogei vokieeiQ
valdzia taikos konferencijon
atstovais paskyr6 grafq Won
Decentralization ir Schei-
demann.
SitQ atstOvQ svarbiausloJl
uzduotis pasidarbuoti, kad tai
kininIai suspenduotq visokius
ant Vokietijos uzkrautus eko-
nominius reikalavimus If VI
sas abelnai nepakeliamas ar
misticijos sqlygas.
Be kitko, atstovai butinai
reikalaus kolionijQ sugrazini-
mo Vokietijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
kojo paniekinimo II apsaugoti
.civilizacija". :
Kaizeris kaltas uz kare.

Taikos konferencijon pri-
statyta visa ellie dokumentq, is
kuriQ konferencijos atstovai
ai$kiai patirs, kas kaltas uz
sios baisios kares pakelima.
Prancuzija savo surinktais
Edokumentais prirode, jog K
l,are visa atsakomybe puula
ant buvusio vokieciQ kai2erio.
Tai patvirtina prancuzQ juris-
tai, tarptautinip teisip ziRo-
Val ir aiSkintojai.
Juristai sake, kacl buyes
l,aizeris Vokietijoje yra, buves
augsGiausios valios isreiske-
jas, ty. viskas. yiskas buyo
veikiama If atliekama sulig 10
paliepimQ il moro.
I.x-kaizerio nezmoniskumas.
Prancuzai turi iStraukas is
Ibuvusio kaizerio laisko, rasy-
to Austrijos. imperatoriui ka-'
res pradzioje.
Stai tos istraukos:
"Mano stella baisiai susope-
ia, teeiau viskas turf but pa
vesta ugniai il kraujui. Wy
raj, moterys il seneliai be 10
llio pasigailejimo turi but
skerdziami. niekur neturi but
palikta savo vietose nei me-
dziai, nei triobesiai; viskas tu-
| ii but naikinama.
"Su tokia teroro metoda
veikiant prizes issigimelius
prancuzus bus galima kare pa
baigti j pora menesiq. Gi
zmoniSkos kariavimo metodos
kare gall prailginti ilgiesiems
-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
LietuVos Atstoyybe ParYziuje

Tautininku skleidIamos pa5kaos Am Liet Tarybos SUI
va zavne rasta be pamato Pas Mastauskas apsmeiz
tas Ka k gaua Paryzaus sekama kablegrama, Mas
ta1sko siusta:
''Atstovybe is viniaus pribuvo Paryzun Atstovybei
pi mininkauia kun f. Alsauskas naria adv Rosenbaum
etuvos uzrubeznu reikalu vceminisers Dauotas If Sc
ska Tarybos nariai Adv j. Gabrys ra msjos generau
eetorum Xiii misio narai at7azuoa Suste Is
vszuou New Yorkan 18 sausio laivu Lorraine
Is to pranesimo asku kad D. B. Mastauskas r visa Am
Let Tarybos deegacita su kun. Dobuziu r Pakstu
gerai ir pasekmingai veikia Letuvos neprkausomybe
Am Liet Taryba sius atso7ybe ParyAue reikaiingp p
nu Kolonijos surinkusios pngQ, tuoaus privalo sps
Tsuos Fondo centran kad but gala Letuvos neprauso
nybes reikaus, aprupnti.
K Cesnus A. L. T. Sekr.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
AMERIkA PASAULIO
Wits.
TAIP SAKO sVENTOJO
TEVo ATSToVAS.

NEW YORK, 21.-Garlaiviu
Lapland is Europos atkeliavo
arkivyskupas Bonaventura
GARRETT, popeziaus reikalu
'pasekretorius. Jis atkeliavo re-
prezentuoti sFentaji Teva kar-
dinolo Gibbo4so auksiniam ju,
biliejuje.
Islipes is laivo popeziaus
atstovas pasake laikrastinin-
kams:
GAS iskelibudamas paklau-
siau sventoj6 Tevo, ka turiu
nuo 10 pranesti amerikonams.
Tad sventasis Tevas tare:
'Pasakyk jiems, jog as myliu
juos ir stebiuosi ju uolumu ir
dvasia; jog as pilnai sutipku
su ju kiltais idealais ir pah-
liais laisves ir teisybes prin-
cipais.'
"Amerika siandie yra viso
pasaulio Wits. Tegu Dievas
laimina ir apteikia gerybemis
ia kilta tauta".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
BoLsEv1KAI MIN
TAUJOJE.
Vokieciai jiems paliko ANU
nicijos.

Londonas, sausio 90. : Is
Vokietijos praneSta, jog vokie-
Giai is Kurlandijos sostines
Mintaujos pasitrauke il sitq
tuojaus uz6m6 rusQ bolSevikQ
kariuomen6.
Pasitraukdami vokieciai
bolSevikams paliko daugell
amunicijos il karGs medzia-
gos, .kurios nevaliojo su saw
mi pasiimti.
Kuomet miestan inejo boil
Sevikai, tuojaus kai-kuriose
miesto dalyse, pakilo dideli
gaisrai.% Daug namQ susprog-
dinta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
Bus i$kIausyi ir GetuViq
tautos .troSkimai
BOLSEVIKAI LAIKOSI
LIETUVOJE.
Prizes JUGS nesuspeja pasi-
traukti vokieGiai.

LONDONAS, sausio 21.-Is
VarSaVos praneSama, kad rusl
bolSevikai Lietuvoje menkai
pazangiuoja, kadangi jiems
kelia turi uztvere Vokieciai,
tie patys, katrie items teroris-
tams pirm keliu dienu paVede
Lietuvos sostine VilniQ.
Vokie6iai u5trunka su Gar
dino apIeidimu. Te6iau Vokie-
ciu gen. Falkenhayn jau iske-
liavo j SuvaIkus, gi gen. Hof-
fman nes j KaraliauGiQ.
Kaip LietuYoje, taip Unai-
noje bolseylkai skleidzia atsi-
Gepimus, Jog jie ateina ten
pravesti reikalinga tVarka.
Tue tarpu IN kareiviai ne
turi Htokiu veliaVQ, kaip tik
raudonas. ant kuriu stambio-
mis- raidemis padeti parasai:
"Tegu gyvuoja raudonasis te-
roras!" ''Mirtis ne-darbinin-
kams-"
ToHa tai jie tvarka siandie
platina LietuVoje.
Vilniuje bolSevikai sueme
daugelt zmoniu. Katrie galejo
i$sipirkti, tuos jie paliuosavo.
I$sipirkimui kama buvo nus
tatyta nuo 80 ligi $4,000 rub
hu. Tad kas turejo pinigu, tas
galejo issipirkti ir dumti kuo-
toliausia.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
IvYKo ATsToVU RINKI.
MAI VoKIETIJOJE.
Neapsiejo be riausiu kaiku-
riuose miestuose.

Berlynas, sausio 21.-Praei-
tq sekmadieni kaip cia, taip
visoj Volietijoj, lvyko atstovu
steigiamajin parlamentan rim
kimai. Pranesama, kad Emo
mes, ypaG moterys, labai skait-
lingai dalyvavo rinkimuose
(balsavimuose). Oras pasitai-
k6 labai grazus.
Berlyno gyventojai padare
protestq prizes sumanyma, kad
steigiamasis susirinkimas ga
lis ivykti bile kokiam mieste
If nebutinai Berlyne. Gwen
tojai reikalauja, kad susirin-
kimas ivykti tiktai Berlyne.
Provincijaliuose miestuose
rinkimu dienoje ivyko riauSiq
ir kai-kur kruvinu susiremi-
mu. Kaikur bolSevikai sunai-
kino balsavimo vietas.
Leipzige paskelbta generals
streikas. Sustreikavo darbi-
ninkai prie gazo II vandens
istaigq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
LENKIJOS MINISTERIU
KABINETAS.

Varsaya, sausio 21.- Paga-
liaus sutvertas naujas koalicl-
jinis Lenkijos ministeriQ ka-
binetas.
Premjeras il uzsieniQ reika-
lu minister's - Paderewski.
VidujiniQ reikalQ = Wo-
jciechowski.
Komercijos = Honcia.
FinansQ = Englich.
VieSojo sveikumo = Janis
zewski.
Komunikacijos = Eberhar-
DIT.
PaStos ir telegrafu = Lindg.
Zemdirbystes - Janicki.
Darbo = Iwanowski.
Dailes = Przesmycki.
Maisto Minkiewicz.
Teisdarystes = Suinski.
Viespjq darby = Pruchnik.
Uzsieniu reikalQ ministeri-
joje Paderewski turi penkis
asistentus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
Graziai atsiliepe apie
Amerika.

Prezidentas Poincare kalbe-
damas paminejo visas Sails.
kurios stojo. karen il priside-
10 pfie Vokietijos sulSlupdy-
mo. Jis pagyre Anglia, ltali-
ia ir kitas tnazesnes sails. Da.
We kredita kaip We GrailSijai II
Rumunijai.
Bet, ant gallo, pazymejo, kad
uzz SSios kares vaisius talkinin-
kai daugiausia turi butt de
kingi Suv. Valstijoms.
Tad Poincare prancuzu tau
tos vardu pasveikino pref
denta Wilsona ir Suv. Valsti-
jas. Isreiske Amerikai didei
dekinguma.
Tarp kitko jis sake:
Amerika, Europos dukt9.
persikele per vandenyna gel
beti sayo noting nuo vergis-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
pENKToJI LAIsvEs PAS.
KoLA BUS PAsKUTINh.:

Washington, sausio 2l.-Pi-
nigyno sekretorius Glass pra-
nese, jog penktoji Laisves
Paskola Victory Liberty
Loan, busianti paskutins,
Paskolos kampanija, regis,
prasidesianti balandzioje pra-
dzioie: Isnesianti 5 ar 6 mill
iardus dol.
Jei vyriausybe noresiantb
Dravesti dar daugiaus paskelll
ateityje, tad bondsus psfdAes
siantis tik bankoms.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
sVARSTYTA RUSIJOS
REIKALAI.
Kalbejo prancuzu ambasado,
rius Rusiioje.

Paryzius, sausio 21.-Vakal
be kitko vyriausioji taikoS
konferencijos taryba svarstd
Rusijos klausima. Prizes tary-
bq -buvo pakviestas nesenai is
Rusijos sugryzes prancuzQ AM.
basadorius Noulens. Sitas pa
sakojo apie stow Rusijoje.
Siandie taryba susirenka
1890. Apie stow Rusijoje kal-
bes Danijos pasiuntinys Pet
rograde.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
DIDELI UNGARIJOS NUO,
STOLTAI.

Londonas, Sausio 21.-Unga,
rios valdzia oficijaliai pas.
kelb6 savo armijos nuoStoliuS
kar6S metu. II taip:
UzmuSta 24,0OO oficieriQ il
$4,000 kareiviQ.
Suzeista 41,OO0 ofieieriu Ii
100000 kareiviU.
Prazuvo ir nelaisv6n paimts
$4,000 oficieriu IL 10000 ka,
reiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
43 INDUSTRIJALISTAI NU
BAUSTA KALEJIMU.

Sacramento, sausio 20.
Federalis teis6jas Rudkin pas
kyre bausme 43 industrijalis-
tams, kurie andai prisiekusiQ-
ju teis6jq atrasti kalti uzrsuo-
kalbiavimq prizes vyriausybe.
Visi nubausti nuo + ligi 10
metp kalejimo, ty. vieni gavo
maziau, kit daugiau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
JAU VEIKIA' TAIK0S
KoNFERENCIJA.
:pirmininkauja Prancuzijos
premjeras.

Paryzius, sausio 20. Tai
kos konferencija formaliai att
daryta praeitq Sestadieni po
pietp, kaip apie tai pirmiau
buvo pranesta.
Konferencijq atidare Pran-
cuziios prezidentas Poincare.
Baigdamas kalbq jis i konfe-
reqcijos pirmininkus pakvie-
te prezidentq Wilsona. Bet
Sis paskui kalbedamas pirmi-
nilkyste pasiuld prancuzql
premjerui Clemenceau. Sta
patvirtino visi kit atstovai.
Tad taikos llonferencijos
pismininku If paliko premje-
ras Clemenceau.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
MIRE ANGLIJOS KARA
LIAUS SUNUS.
Eio lis II metus a1nziaus.

Ejo jis IA metus amziaus.
Londonas, sausio 20. = Pra-
eta seStadieni Gia mir6. Angli-
jos karaliaus jaunesnysis SUI
nus, princas John.
Oficijaliam praneSime sako-
ma, jog jis is jaunQ dienQ bu,
vo epileptikas.,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
PASIKORE SENIS.

Philadelphia, Pa, sausio q.
-Cia savo namuose pasidare
gala pasikardamas 100 metQ
Frederick Layton.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21

Londonas, sausio Is.
VokieGiai is nelaisves panuo-
savo 158,431 Anglijos kares
nelaisviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
NUBAUsTA KALEJIMU.

Praeita sestadieni bondsq
klastuotojas Millard H. Cut
ter teismo nubaustas kaleji-
man nuo 1 ligi II metu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-01-21
Paskelbta programa.

Po visu officially kalbq pa
skelbta konferencijos progra-
ma, ty. pranest9 kokie reilSa-
lai pirmiausia bus svarstomi.
Ir taip:
/. Kas yra atsakomas uz 81
ta kare.
2! Kokia atsakomybe krin-
ia uz atlktas piktadarybes
kar6s metu.
3. Pravedimas istatymo,
ktrs paliestQ If apdraustu Vi
ST. saliQ darbininkus.
Konfereneijos pirmininkas
kalbedamas pazymejo, kad
kaip veikiai virsmineti klausi-
mai bus aptarti il isristi, tuo-
met seks klausimas apie taut1l
sqjunga, kuri lures but lku-
nyta.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30
Healthful Climate
Pure Water and
Rich Fertile Lands
CHEYENNE AND KIOWA COUNTY COLORADO
The Land of Opportunities

the ground il properly prepared
and the seeding done in seeding
season. and Is yielding from Is to
40 bushels per acre. and often
more. Spring wheat. barley and
rye do we'll here.
CORN:
Does fine, and ordinarily
yields from 20 to As bushels per
acre, and in some cases has yielded
a. high rs 65 bushels per acre.
Alfalfa. Kaffir Corn. Milo
Cane, Sorghum. Emmer. Sudan
Grass, Feterita and Broom Corn
are big-paying crops. Potatoes
and all kinds of vegetables do we'll
here.
This is an ideal country for
mixed farming and stock raising.
Hogs do we'll here and are consid-
cred big money maker. Hog
cholera is practically unknown
among Eastern Colorado hog
growers.
DAIRYING:
Eastern Colorado is adapted
for dairying with it's rich buffalo
and gramma grasses, and the
great forage crops raised, to-
gether with the mild winters,
makes it an ideal place for all
kinds Of stock, and especially Poul-
try is very profitable here.
The Tractor, Auto Truck and
Automobile are going to make
Cheyenne and Kiowa Counties.
Colorado, lands double and triple
in price in the next few years.
Cheyenne Wells. the county seat of
Cheyenne County. Colorado, is q
thriving town of about 500 people.
1t has electric lights. city water.
new $40.0O0 Court House, all mod
ern, good public and county high
school, three churches, hospital
and good physicians: cheese fac
tory and four cream stations; oae
elevator and plans for a new ele-
vator; two banks, large lumber
yard carrying all kinds Of baild-
ing materials; two garages: three
hotels and cafe: two weekly new1-
papers; good general stores, drug
stores. hardware, implement and
furniture stores. -i0.l'.'--H :
Our Cheyenne and Kiowa
County. Colorado, lands are being
sold in tracts Of l60, $50 and GO
acres. 1t from $4,000 to 5000 per
acre on easy terms, depending on
the distance from railroad, lay Of
land, etc. 90 ---' .'i FL"
We slso have land in adjoin-
ing counties in Kansas at $1s to
A25 per acre.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30
TO YOU


portuny ct ground floor when every eas
looking cheaper f
We have ss 70 Of the that have
this would
sale We make trip week via from Jueburs
this
Sedewick County
let that this the place
is the time to buy land. Write or call
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-10-30

One hundred and fifty miles
southeast of Denver on the main
line Of the Union Pacific Railroad.
between Kansas City and Denver.
two of the best grain and live stock
markets in the West.
CLIMATE:
The altitude is about 1000
feet above sea level. The sum-
mers are never extremely hot,
with comfortably cool but crop
growing nights. The winters are
mild and short. about three months
of winter and nine months Of
spring, summer and fall-not like
in some Eastern and Northern
States where they have nine
months of winter and three months
of summer.
CHARACTER OF LAND:
Land lays level to gently
rolling. with a dark chocolate loan
from one to four feet deep with
good clay subsoil.
RAINFALL:
The average annual rainfall
in this district is from 18 to 25
inches, of which 80 percent. falls
between March and September,
right in the crop-growing season.
WATER:
Pure, soft water, free from
alkali. is found everywhere in
wells from 25 to 200 feet deep.
The supply is inexhaustible.
CATTLE KINGS:
The cattle men have had free
range of this country for the past
20 to 30 years, and have grown
from cattle men to Cattle Kings.
They are rich and independent, and
are not very anxious to have this
rich fertile land settled Up with
Eastern farmers. Less than ten
years ago the cattle men Of Deuel.,
Garden and Cheyenne Counties,
Nebraska, told US that that coun-
try WAS fit for stock ranching on
ly. and that it would never make \
farming country. What il it to-
day? Deuel., Garden and Chey-
enne Counties, Nebraslcs, have The
highest eight-year average on win
terrwheat Of any counties in Ne
braska: Land went up from $40
to 800 to $50 per acre, and tke
farmers have grown rich by rsis-
ing wheat and doing mixed earrn-
PROTECTION:
Winter wheat is grown in
CheyeHne and Kiowa Counties.
Colorado, quite successfully where
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-13
PROPERTY OWNERS
MEET THIS EVENING
Type of Pavement For N.
Holman Street To Be
Decided Upon.

Property owners affected by the pro-
posed Improvement of North Holman
street are to meet this evening at the
city hall 10 decide al last on the type
Of pavement to be used. The meeting is
called for 7:s0 o'clock. Three types of
pavement were specified when the Board
of Works advertised for bids
The bids were received last week and
have been checked over by the city en-
gineer and the contract will be let just
as soon as the people chose the pave
n7ent- Brick. concrete and asphalt are
the kinds on which bids have b, en-, re-
ceived. While there is a diversity Of
opinion as to the type which should be
selected. it is hoped that the people will
recognize the fact that much valuable
time has already been lost and come to
an agreement at once.
It has been pointed out by those famii-
lar with the situation that delay is only
adding to the ultimate cost of the i'm
provement In case a disagreement
should result tonight 1t would be neces-
sary to go through the expense of call
ing for bids once more and il is pre-
dicted that if bids are submitted again
by contractors. the figures will be high
er than the ones now at hand.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-13
MOORHEAD
COMP ANY
PROSPER|NG

Growing from monthly distribution
OF $4,000 gallons of gasoline and kero-
sene to 100000 gallons monthly in six
months is the remarkable record estab-
lished by the Moorhead Oil Co since
taking over the interests of the City Fuel
& Supply Co. Under the mana cement of
P c. Moorhead and with z. E. Cole as
salesmanager the business has grown
rapidly.
Three men were employed last Decem-
Der where now seven are required. All
of the employees are stockholders in the
firm and are constantly boosting the
business. They now have four trucks
and a sales car in constant service. The
oil business is also growing
Mr.. Moorhcad gives all credit for this
increase to the high quality OF products.
his appreciative customers and the serv-
ice rendered by his employees. Their ad-
vertisement on another page tells the
story.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-13
PREPARING
FOR MEETING
IN HAMMOND
Agreement Is Reached That
Action Not Talk Is Neces-
sary HenCeforth.

City engineers of Hammond,
Whiting, East Chicago and Gary
met with Engineers Pearson and
Wiesner of the Chicago Sanitary
District yesterday in Chicago and
discussed plans whereby the mat
ter can best be placed before the
people of the district in the big
meeting which is to be held at the
Hammond Country Club, June %.
Engineer W. F. Bridge OF Hammond
says he had always been more or less
skeptical regarding the project owing
to the fact that he had never acquaint-
ed himself with the fact. He says that
for the first time he now believes he
understands the matter and looks at it
IN a much more favorable. attitude.
Something must be done. he says TO
halt the pollution of Lake Michigan,
the source OF the drinking water OF the
Calumet region. Whether the cities
can handle their problems separately to
better advantage or by dong II col
lectively is a matter which the people
must decide for themselves and to aid
IN working out the solution the engi-
neers must gather data ard be able TO
submit maps and rough estimates.
1t was agreed that the engineers OF
the region cooperate in preparing maps
of the territory which will be affected
by the sanitary district and have these
ready for the meeting June 26. Plans
for sewage disposal have been dis
cussed for some time but it is now
agreed that something definite must be
done soon. The old Sag canal plan
was not mentioned once yesterday"
said Mr.. Bridge. The plans now under
consideration are for the treatment of
sewage before II is dumped into tho
lake. BY this method 1t would be rend-
cred harmless and not a source of dis
ease rc the cities pumping their drink
ing supply from the lake"
This would necessitate the construc-
ton of intercepting sewers to convey
the sewage to treatment plant but the
cost would be cnIy a fraction of the
amount which woold be necessary Il the
old drainage canal project should be
carried out.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-13
NEW CITY CHEMIST
IN HAMMOND

Hammond has city chemist once
more. a. w Lockhart. a young man who
until recently was employed as chemist
in the water and food laboratory of the
State Board of Health at Indianapolis
arrived in the city Wednesday and
looked over the field On the return of
DR.. Buchanan. city health commissioned.
from Indianapolis yesterday the city
laboratory in the Rimbach building was
turned over TO him. Mr.. Lockhart IS
now getting the laboratory in working
order again after an idIeness of several
years and expects to be ready for ana
lytical and meteorological work by the
latter part Of next week. Hammond
folks will soon have regular reports On
the city water. showing Just what stuf
they are drinking
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-13

WHAT HE SAID
rs NOT STATED

Private Charles Barring of
Hammond is back from over
seas.
He brings with him a good
yarn but refuses to say whether
he was the victim.
A soldier in the early part of
the war when the Red Cross
was sending stuff over, who had
been unable to change his socks
for several days. felt a bad
blister on one of his toes.
On removing the sock he
found a little roll Of paper
which had irritated his toe and
caused the blister.
On it was written. God Bless
Your Poor Tired Feetl
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-13
notice.!

On account Of the extreme hot
weather necessitating the. use OF hoses
for sprinkling all over the city and in
order that all users may get the beneht
Of good pressure. it is important that
all water connections are kept in good
shape also that faucets are left
open only when necessary. The sprink-
ling hours from this date will be as
following: Zone One-All users north
of webb street. from 3 ,. m. to p. m
Zone Two-A1 users south of Webb
street from p. m to IL D. m. Anyone
may sprinkle from a. m. 10 s A. m. ir-
respectiv Of zone We request Of
the public to cooperate with US and
adhere strictly to these instructions.
6-ls-st G. C. BLOCKIE, Supt.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-06-13
GOODRICH
IS SEEKING
INFORMATION
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl


INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June t5-Gov.
James p. Goodrich. of Indiana. today
sent kilograms to governors of thirty
one states. asking their attitude on the
calling of special sessions of legisla-
lures of the various states to ratity
the Susan B, Anthony woman suffrage
amendment to the federal constitution
recently passed by the L. S. congress.
Governor Goodrich sent messages
to the governors of Ala bama. Arizona,
Arkansas. California, Colorado, Con-
necticut. Delaware. Idaho. Iowa Kan
sas. Maine, Michigan. Minnesota. Min
nesota Missouri. Montana Nebraska.
Nevada. New Hampshire New Mexico.
North Carolina, North Dakota, Okla
homa. Oregon. South Dakota. Ten
nessee, Texas. Utah. Vermont. Wash
ington. West Virginia and Wyoming.
The other states OF the union can
take action on the amendment with
out having to call special sessions of
their legislatures.
The governor in his kilograms asks
If the goHernors of their states are
willing to call special sessions of
their legislatures in the event that
enough states decides to take the
same action TO insure ratification OF
the amendment early in 1920. thus
assuring the women of the country
vote ct the next presidential election.
The governor asserts the sentiment
in Indiana Is in favor Of a special ses-
sion of the state assembly. but desires
to obtain the sentiment Of other gov
ernors before calling the Legislature
into session.