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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27

'eouO IAI1l1SI vtOl,
naar bum I'LL ler os gaa ombor0?
Ng lille @ro6er @bbe?
sf, lille @bbe, blip Ell preo,
foroi hi tor iao lu1gt uflteo,
ol1 maatte gierne fon1me mes,
men 611 formaar Set n9ppe.
Og Set bar ogiaa altfor baarbt
Tor Mor, hbis allc tire tog bort,
% h11n hlep enc biemme;;
Set n1on SIT fife 9lerume!
H1t ifpnoer Tur % Safph Jig
til Gen1tu % benter Sig
luu mcget, hi fan fuu for bore
Yengc -
- Me11 SIT ma bore COS mos
Mfor Iua 1rnge!
Si( @e111u! Sil 8elu&u!
Ser CT 8olumhrts fomlnen ira;
Scr bill hi neo oq lpprgc
ON Nci iii port Nnrerifo.
Nur hi hur @n1uottet Jorge.
al Tottigopm OF lmunlig gfpo,
al 0ag1ig Nngit for oug1igt grpo,
al Nog n1 NiD
iii hper en- Sis,
luu nj nil heller fillOc 9pS
ems leue mer / TGngiel
mes Dor &o(u1nbus= 2rnoiel!
Nh1 teller hi Dor cgen 80:
Sen, Ser hor Mpb, fun life 81,
og Ser ct ingenting. iom ifol %
- Naor Mor % gbbe hur Set go0
0erhicnnmc!
Sil @eru1o! Sil @enlta!
Ger CT &ollln1blls fnnlneu fra;
bengnl1g hau bar cit Greng iom 81
oo lob ban Ser 1onas @ar16et
% le9eoe / Son0et.
Maalfe hi ler hons Spor er1o111
al &olgerne hepnret?
s 8c1r1o,. / @e1u1a
Ser piI pi idde Sparet!
7 zzlssSS9ssEE
Ser f,ur hi Miobelhobet>
Set bli0e, blou og buggen0e,
Ibis @oger iogte i11ffenbe,
lom ON Sc oromtc 2remme,
moo 8e11l1u itromme.
9erl,be leile0 1Sor engong.
90 6onet np11neo pou en- Sang
ON 2pffe,
% 9iret lan foror ho1n 1lb CIT Sfpg
&C.,!
Spoo l1pl1ner Set for sig i0og
me6 tine fine @olgei1og?
Wein file Ire1g, hnoo lpoar Set 81
al go0t % onot poa 2iplens Sci?
Som las os bore c fter!
Get bpilfcr logte ont Sin SOB:
&pll1mbusmpo! &ollunb1tsmo0
ga, ON 011 Blot Ell Gang forito0
Sc &rnfter,
Scr BRUTE / hans @lo6.
Tor Fan por 1tnrf, min 0reng,
iom foo
al alle, SIT 1fo( agte poo,
% fon tilb1tn6s SIT hom forltoo,
0u neb SIT ll1er u11l 9inet,
ems Set b(cp Noermul10 oipet!
s @en1tu, / Genna
Be 1porger pS, hcor pi er fro
oa hbo0 hi bor / Sin0e?
: Set er Set 2or1o 9(merifa,
|om hi bil ic at fir0e!
Wen fife Set, &ollrn16us fon0t,
oel1gong ban ober @apet bandit
OF bite DEM lpm tpible0,
ban hap0e ta1et lon6t.
Set er Dor cue11 2pffcs SHIT,
iom ri 6rog us at iege;
moaifc Sen tiger mort og 1tej(
nb pber breoc Eanbes SpeI:
moaife SEN GLIDER mills og tint
i110 u110er 9rplne 86ge!
Moolfe! Mooife!
Min lille Grcnq,
Sit lfol Ell 2nffen 1pge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
N. HI. KLOSTER
~A~- ~A~-
PARK GARAGE

FOREST LAKE, MINI.
Mar De kommer til denne By og mangler
Gasoline, da hills paa vor kjendte Lands.
mand kloster, der tillige udf1re Automo-
bilreparationer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
%arolcn til &cbplntipn / SfaaSj
nabicn ntaa femme fra Mprce.

Cen norlfe Mrbei6erfprer Mor.ill
|Granm9l bar p9ret poa9(gitoti vs.
reiie / 9anmarf. San rbtoler +: CT
S9%Snterpictp til &aaes Telegram II,
reolt, at Sc NOR fe Mrbejoere ct s.
melt paagne / Gfanoinapien, og at
Set ct fra Norge &arolen til Mepo.
luton ifaI fomme. Set gjerer
blan6t Sc ffan6inopife Mrbeioere,
og Sc bill ganife iitfert inart ,1ao
Manle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Der tjenes PENCE
Saskatchewan

Delvis opdyrkede Farme og fineste
Prarieland / Diet danske Settlement
we'd Camera, Sask., kan endnu faas
paa lette Betingelser til fra $50 til
$50 DR.. Acre. Exkursioner. Skriv til
Scandinavian Can. Land Co., Phoe-
nix Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Vorlake SuperiorSi|d q
er den fineste som
-1~~- , Con- n,

tf zen fneSte SOM
sendes nd fra Du-
luth denne Winter. Lad os ~overbevise
Dem we'd at sende for en- Kasse. Send
Penge med Ordren e1ler ordre senit C. O.
D. pr. Expres. Lake Superior Slid 100 Pd
s. 90; 50 Pd s3 %. Picker 100 Pd ST. 90: sc Pd
s.. so. Pike 100 Pd SIS. 80: 80 Pd S. so. Hoved.
lose og renset; velsmagende R~edsnapper
(Ure) 100 Pd $1,000: so Pd S. 80. Fine Torsk
100 Pd 50 co.: 80 Pd S. 90 vi har allie andre
Sorter af bedste SlaRs til laveste Priser.
Send for Dem. Alvor Fisk er netto Ve2t
omhyggeligt nedlagt i rene wireon1bund.
ne KAISER, Sendt samme Dag vi modta.
ger Deres Ordre. EI|hngson & Hanson, Duluth, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Sinh ! grpitet.

On / Seger- oe 9anobrugsfreo|
belfjenbt ACKNOWLEDGED, @fobrioe,
q. S. 9ancfert, Mesbpbolm> pa'
lommen mes 6oritosiiitenten, @fop
fogeoen og .Sfptten gonet uo for a
iage &aabil6t / en- tet be6 5foD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
&erliuerbprucne, ser bar / San=
MART.

@erlinerblooct "@osi. 3eitung"
.ifriper / ct al fine iiolte ga>mre:
Gu froltflar, ltjernefp10t Sinter;
|often, llrct pao Gtettillerbmegaar>
|biler 8. S gamle Gage, Ga Ser
,Spiflnno life ma1tgleOe paa Sui oQ
Nrhej6slplt, lnffe0e Torretninger1l{
fcrlt pe0 0enne Sis. gat ligge>
@ooerl1e npl ten 16e og forlaote. 6
@alpn1orfet ifpn0er Sc foa Ipaole:
renbe Jig hiem mes burtige Tieo oQ
'logcr at benntte Sc ii0itc Sporpog:
tie, i>10cn 6isie fjorer til &emisier:
nc. Sum foron &tnoteatrene finn
Ter Mennelfene iammen og bobe1
I2in OF 2entmer for at faa cit 8il:
let. -.
Mcn pao Stcttil1er @onegaarb el
Ser en- ltbrre Gilltrdmning cno no:
!qct 8illebteuter fun opDile. ST
@rimmel ion1 / en- Biifube Sun6re
ser al glade, m1tntre, iprigt pl1o:
ren6e Menneifer: fyor9lore, Splfe11
Sc og Glpgtni11ge til Rprn, ser
Gftcrnaret ienbtes paa Spbol6
9anmarf og iaften pcntes tilbage
Gen 1r0panliae Toriinfelle al @ar:
renu1n0e So9ct blipcr mel6t, inte1
timber; tbt Sc pl1nftlige Si0er
ISnlflo1b er forlp11git forbi. gnbc
Zig hr1tle r 9ofpmotipet in0 / &ollen
MS ira &il16uernc / Sc iiolte &o9ne
'hnnger 13t 9(rhej6erborr, Ser ID.
.riet lpei6er otter bcres Glrgtnin=
&c. &nopt CT Soget ltanlet, for
@ar11cne er puu Eerrp11c11, .oa trn0s
ollc Meilens l1bebogcli9hcoer i1tbler
og ifriger Sc, i0et Sc meb 9obsfor-
ogt Iuber Sc t1rnge Tnffer, Ser al
oercs finrlige oonlfe N(eiefornlorc
er 1nebgioet bem.
G11 lillebitte &nr9t op6nger lin
Taoer, |prin0er me0 ct oriltiq1
Spring ON @nlfc1 pan hom %
finrtegner ham. Sgien hiemme ef-
ter Is Tigers Trupprelie! Soo pi=
fer ian hom alle fine me6brogt1
Gfotte:
"TToocr, Set err o%ltiammen 61nif,
MT far hi rigcltgt at lpi|e!"
gn lille bolunfinbet Hige ipdr.
ger mig poa, bm1if &m1berbrlif
hpor mango &1offen er, % onors
praler mes 8roffer al bon1fe Sale
maaoer, iom Sc 1tn6cr beres Is
Tigers Spbo1o bar opinappet
9onmarf.
Torgiabes igger &omiteen for
Occurrences Iii len0elle at bringe Sr.
SEN / girparet, forgiepes Tiger So
neperfonalet at forbinbre, at Mf.
1perringer1ne gjen1embrpoes. Ma1
Ipringer oper 6em for at omfabn:
@drnene. Mangear Mooer formaa1
neppe at fienoe beres 1maa, SCI
%preientere fig me6 re6e, rl,not
!ainoer og / M pelsbremmeoe &le:
Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27

%behandlede mig i
flere Uger. Der
val Tider, hvor
jeg like kunde
gaa, og jeg led
saadan i min Ryg
og Lemmer, at jeg
ofte matte holde
Sengen. Jeg led at
og til i otte Aar.
Tilsidst h@rte jeg,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
9rigsfanscrnc / Gibirien.

Sppe / Sibiricn fin6es ser enbm;
en- MGng6e tplfe, oltrigife og I'M
garife &rigsfonger> ion bleb toget
tilfa1ge al &11sierne / 1914 og1915,
og Iom paa @run6 al Sc fo%ritprreoc
Sorbo16 babe / M11sla116 og i-6c=
res @jemlanb ol0rig har bopt Sci,
ligbe0 til at fon1me tilbage til 0eres
jSiem. Sen lange &ci|e foiter flert
Eenge, ems bberfen Tonger11e eller
beres H%egjering bor Naoo til at BE-
tale.
Mongc al 0isie i%taffcls Merne-
fer har SlGgtninge eller Serner
fer / Mmcrifo, og Set &p6e &ors
meb0cler nit, at bets @nntor / @olhs
ington 1toor re6e til at n1o0tage He11=
&c for oisie Sanger og forge for, al
Ne1gene fommer syo11gen iben0e, Ii;
&c nleget bnor / Sibirien ban op=
hol6er Jig. Scan ifol o0resi ere Sen,
g%ebrepene til Gibirinn Triloncrs SIC:
lief, Mn1erican Neb GroIs @eabql1ur=
tors, &aibi11gton, 0.G., og maa op-
gibe Sen Gangnes ii0lt fier6te IOres=
lie og olle un0re Splpsninger, man
fan gipc. @pis mon enifer at &C.
tale for bans @jemreiie, noo m1ol1
lenbe min6lt $50 Collars for Mejie,
l1ogifter, So oisle er meget bpje
H11slon6 for Ti6en.
&pis Set omerifon1fe Mp0e aprE
timber Set n%p6pcn0igt at forlobe 81
hirien, noor bore Iropper hienn'cl1=
6e5 6crfra, hor Set 0an1fe HoOe &ors
lopet at tagc Jig al Ta11gcrne.
Saarlig Turbgjelie. Noa Grl1no
al Dor mo6erne 2ebemaaOe ct 0oor=
liq Torbbjelie blcnet en- at Sc melt
fremberifen0e Gnobomme; Set fan
oerfor bnre al a%lmin0elig Snteres|e
her at offentliggiore en- geretnlng
ON ct meget alporligt SilfrlOe. ion1
hlcn burtigt fl1reret al ct iimpelt
l1rtcmi66el. ST.. @1len s. @oob,
PHILADELPHIA, Ho., 1friner: "Tor
nogle fun Star itben nor NIT @elbreo
blepet ful6itr1oig p0elaat al Mo-
pcli0eller. Seq lco al 0aarlig Tor=
bbielle og fun6e ice item ingc11ting
lpiie uoen at faa &nib. @n Sen
roooebe mig til at BRUCE Or. Eeters
@11rifo, men lag6e, at jeg fife
%n1ootte neies me6 Ell Slaife. Seq
fl1lgte hans @ooo. Sc to fSrlte Jln=
ifer affrefte6e mig meget, men pao
Sen Sis, at leg brltgte SEN 1ier6c
SLATE f11n6e ieg ipiie bpilfen iom
belit G1ags Mao, Ser lattes for
mig, og leg lagoe Is Huno paa / 6
Tiger. Seq fan anbefale &l1rifo til
ollie, ser lioer al Mabeuor6en." =
9ette ct fun ct al mango Stlfel6e.
Tuiinoer bar giort Sen grfaring, al
Ser finoeg Inlet be6re ems Or. 9e-
tiers &urifo til at reg11lere Moben
og frernn1e 6or66ielien. Settle urte:
mib6el Ielges lite al Mpotefere
|Sfrib til 81. Beter Sabrnep&@ons
60, 2501 8aibington @lp6., Gbi.
lcago, SSn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-02-27
Nye i~mporterede
Boyer, BibIer, PsaImeb0ger og
Testamenter.
EclDang,
Santa barbara e.,
CALIFORNIA.

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Scott, Walter: Legens Datter. Indb.
252 Slider rs
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Formal. Indb. 200 Slider 49,. 3.75
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$50 Slider med mango Illustration
Jensen, Eva: Kogebog for allie HEN.
Ordnet, bearbejdet og suppleret at
Krogh-Lind. K@kkenchef. 395 ST.
der. Indb. 100
Christensen, Dam og Lambek. Refs
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Grundlag for en- U~ndervisning
Morallere. 158 Slider, heftet.. 40
Kneipp, B%arnejleje. Leve og Lege-
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Ludvigsen, v. Engelsk-D ansk og
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Alcott, L. M. En- gammeldags Pige. Rimbert, a
Fortalling. $50 Slider. Indb.. rs Slider .
Andersen's Year Book. Aarbogen Scott, Wal
1920. Almanak og Adressebog for 252 Side
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GlllsJow. Sk1tser l Jydsk Mundart' Texter. l
af Peter jaeger ........:..... ~ Kors
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sen rs Smukker,
og $50.
Will Fowl. Skitser i Jydsk Mundart,
aw Peder jaeger ............ rs
Hele denne morsomme Sanling ialt
5 Boyer Salges for .......... 100 Den hell
Holberg, Ludwig: Samlede populere
Skrifter i fire componerede $4,000
Bind ESQ Den gamle
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
BY H1LLARD d. GARRErso~

IsTAFF CORRESPONDENT l. N. SERVIcEl
CLEN EI4AND. O., April 15-W hlle
''desertions" from the ranks of the
rebel" railroad yardmen's orgsuiza-
ton were in prospect here today as
result of the plea of Samuel Gompers
president OF the a. +. of l.. that the
men return to work becaue the life Of
organized labor is at stake in this
strike. another more serious situation
loomed in the proposed Cleveland
Shopmen's Association. which plans to
close down the local railroad shops at
o'clock Thursday afternoon.
The embryo organization. which
would involve the eight or ten shop
crafts in a strike proposes to act en-
tirely Independently of the outlaw
switchmen's union.
Meanwhile officials of the rebel"
swftchmen's union today were await
ing action on their appeal to Secre-
tary of Labor William b Wilson to
send mediators to Cleveland immed-
lately TO adjust the strike difficulties.
Railway boiler makers viii meet to-
morrow night to take a strike vote,
Hardly more than 200 Of the strik-
ing switchmen had returned to work
early today and freight traffic was
paralyzed with food stuffs supplies
cut of local authorities took steps to
prevent profteering in necessities and
plans were in the making for the or
ganization OF motor transport to vic
tual the city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13

the wonderful ability Douglas Fair
banks displays in doing his hazardous
stunts and the way he does hem. for
Doug is just like a boy who has never
grown. up He is constantly trying
out new perilous feats that keep
everyone around his studio n con-
slant state Of breathless suspense.
During the making Of his latest pro-
duction fer the big -Four" When
the Clouds Roll BY" which viii be
shown at the Bijou theatre. today and
Tomorrow and Thursday. Doug de-
cided that one scene would he improv-
ed if he performed stand ng back
sornersault But he had never done
such stunt and did not know quite
how to go about IT For days and
days he practiced in his gymnasium
at the studio and Incidentally got
some rather severe falls. still he
would not give up And when the
day finally arrived for the filming of
this particular set" he did his back
somersauIt without the slightest bit
OF trouble
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
STREET VACATION FOR
INLAND SUBDIVISION
Corporation Ready to Begin
Work on Important Hme
Building Plan.

The Inland steel Company was yester
day given a free hand in layinb out and
planning the subdivision in which their
first two hundred houses for employees
are to be built when the East Chicabo
Board Of Works vacated all streets in
the Inland tract which had already been
laid out by the city
The vacation Of the streets IS the first
step toward the park sIodivision which
the Inland plans as the location of the
homes of their employees. All streets
in the tract, According to the present
plans of the company will be laid out
IN curves and spaces will be reserved
for small parks at regular intervals
throughout the entire plot.
plans for the local sewers have al
ready been drawn by the company en-
.Sineers and work on them is expected
10 start within a few weeks. The first
houses VII be built in the region just
south OF 140th street and between Cedar
street and Cline avenue. This viii facll-
iate sewer connections which may be
made with the sewers which already
are in to 14Oth street and farther south
on a few Of the streets which have been
vacated. The contractor has been as
saFed that the sewer connections VIII
he ready before the houses are started.
The houses will all be of the double
house two story frame construction and
will each have six rooms and bath, three
rooms upstairs and three down. The
inf erfor arrangement Of sill houses will
be The same but the external appearance
will be varied by different roof anC
porch constructions The price viii be
within the possibility of any employ'
~ tbe company and although the exact
nrice has not been made known it is
Understood that it will be very close
TO $4,000
plans for the street pavements arr
not vet complete and it is possible tina
pavements may be put in after tn
houses have been completed or PARTIAL!
complet ed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
MEXICAN FACTIONS
IN CIVIL WAR
Carranza Troops to be OPP.
posed by Sonora Militia
If They Invade State.

AUGA PRIESTA. Mex. April 1S.-A1
able-bodied men between the ages Of
II and 81 in the state of Sonora, have
been called into military service for
enrolment in military regiments, that
viii offer armed resistance t. Car
rama troops attempting to enter the
state. it was announced in proclama-
ton issued today by Gen J. NJ Pine.
commander OF the First divisional ar
my here
It is reported that every vestage Of
Carranza authority i'm Sonole and along
the Sonore-sinaloa state line has been
eliminated and that war like prepara-
lions are visible everywhere
Troops under Pancho villa and his
chief of staff. Gen. Arturo Moreno. are
fully prepared to block the attempt
Of Gen Manuel Dieguez and 5000 Car
rama troops and are concentrated at
Pass Blauco. the chief mountain gate
way leading TO Chihuahua into SON
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
TWIN CITY STRIKE
STATUS EASES Up
Railroads Serving Industries
Report; More Trains
9 Running Today.

Although the strike situation I'm East
Chicago and Indiana Harbor rs conceded
to- have become a little less serious dur
ing the past invent y-four hours. the
change has done little to increase the
number of men at work in the various
plants The railroads which are serN-
ing the industries with switching had
more trains running yesterday than they
have been able to move for several days
but the movement is still 80 slight that
ii has helped but little in those indus
tries which shut down or curtailed pro-
auction at the last Of the week.
The industries which had feared g
shutdown are now feeling easier and
it is likely that they viii be able ~
null through without further curtail-
rnent OF production is conditions con-
tinue 10 improve with even the made
auate service which now seems assured
The plants MIL be able 10 limp along On
their present basis Of production for
several weeks.
The East Chicago end Indiana Har-
nor water Company which supplies the
Twin Cities with water has only seven
or eight days supply Of coal but z
further supply is promised toda and
mo- .roubIe IS anticipated Wy the manage
rrent. Several car loads Of coal arc in
10 vicinity or the Twin Cities and the
,.3lroass have assured the water com
pany that there will be no shortage ct
the power plant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
CHASER EXPECTED
TO SOAR HIGH
Indianapolis Man Gives
Testimony Regarding
Gary Attorney.
ESPECIAL 10 TnE lines

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. April i3-Tes-
timony Of Donald NJ. McGibeny. 221
East Thirteenth street as to radical
statements alleged to have been made
81 Paul r. Chaser. Gary attorney
against whom a petition has been filed
by the United states district attorney
for the cancellation or his citizenship
papers On the ground that they were
obtained BY fraud. was heard BY Judge
A B Anderson in Federal court yes
terday.
McGibeny said that he had talked
with Chaser while in Gary and that
CHASER had told him that the soviet
government in Russia was a success
ana that the steel strike would be
followed BY q miners strike, rail-
road strike and finally revolution.
CHASER intimated. McGibeny said. that
Guild occupy high position IN the
soviet government proposed for this
cohntry.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
AUTO SKIDS;
INJURIES BOY

A ten year old colored lad Harry
Welsch. 26ol Washington street, was
seriously injured At 25th avenue and
Broadway in Gary yesterday afternoon
when he was struck by am uncontr''-
liable auto driven by j Mccain,
ss5 Madison street. Cut and bruised
about the head and body he was taken
to the Mercy Hospital. Today At
noon it was reported that the LAD will
recover.
According to the report ~ the acct
dent the auto skidded for distance
OF $50 feet and then crashed into an
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
MARSHALL TO ADDRESS
STATE CONVENTION

At a meeting last saturday Of the
Democratic state convention commit
tee including Mayor benjamin Bosse
Of Evansville. Democratic state chair
man. Edward G HOFFMAN. of FIT
wayne. Indiana member Of the Demo-
cratic national COMMITTEES. a. G SAL
lee chairman Of the Seventh district
and walter s. Chambers Of Newcastle,
chairman of the sixth district an
nouncement was made that Thomas r.
Marshall. vice President Of the United
states. had accepted an invitation to
make the opening address at the con
vention as the temporary chairman.
The convention viii he held May 10
and 20a
Claud Bowers of TT. Wayne. prob
ably will be chosen as the permanent
chairman OF the convention. The
name Of Samuel NJ Raiston of Indi-
annapolis. formerly Governor Of Indi-
ana, was also mentioned in this con-
nection
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
Police Are
Kept Busy

Harry Hays. 713 Lincoln avenue. was
arrested yesterday on warrant charg
ing him with non-support He will
be arraigned before Judge kiotz in
the city court Saturday morning
Marks Paulie 1852 Columbia avenue
Hammond was found guilty in the city
court last night Of violating the pro-
hibition law when still and several
quarts of liquor were found in his
home. He was fined $3.50 and given
a suspended sentence of 80 days.
Hammond assumed the proportions
OF a wide and deep oasis last night if
the number of inebriates arrested by
police OF Hammond Central station may
be taken as a test.
The following were ined each Sl1
in the city court this morning on
charges Of intoxication: r. l. De-
Wolf. y NJ c. A. Gibson. Albert c.
Nth 764 Washington St, Gary;
ia mesBurke. 42i Massachusetts ave.
Gary: r. r. Poole. 156 Fayette St,
Hammond; and Stanley Kohowski. East
Chicago. in whose pockets police found
1857 and a pair OF dice. He gave his
age as % and occupation as laborer.
Have you taken out a license for
Rover or Trix as the case may be
II not. prepare to pay 81 and costs
in the city court because dog licenses
we're due January J. and now the guar
dams OF the law will get you if you
don't watch out. Chief of Police Peter
Austgen offers a final warning Ii
censes ma ybe secured at the office
Of the city comptroller on the second
aoor of the city hall If you don't
remember. here's what one will cost
For male dog. 81 for the city license
and 81 for the county tax. For
female dog, Sc for the city license anc
! for the county tax.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-13
HEAVY TRUCKS ARE
CUTTING UP ROADS

The heavy laden auto trucks from
Chicago are cutting up Lake county =
roads is reported from several points
A Valparaiso dispatch says:
Automobile trucks being used 70
bring supplies to this city from Ihi-
cago during the switchmens strike
are cutting up roads, according TO
county officials. who say that strike
or no strike gravel road laws must be
respected Several truck drivers have
been arrested and fined and shipments
or merchandise by trucks delayed
Louis Kulp. a city policeman, is CO.
operating with Joseph Grove, county
gravel road superintendent in the en-
forcement OF he law Farmers as a
rule. support the officials. while bust
ness men take sides with the truck
drivers Three city councilmen are "
sympathy with the truckmen and the
other three of the council oppose them.