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Indiana daily times., 1920-08-18
0NE-HALF Million BUILDERS oF 500n Viii

Nothing has checked or hindered
for SO much as single week, the
continued bestowal of this recog-
nitior. and rewafd.
The eagerness to own the car 10
greater today than it ever has
been.
The reason is not far to seek.
Take first the mere numerical
ownership.
Remember that the satisfaction Of
one-half million owners is not cas-
ual, but deep and profound.
Multiply chem by the average
family of even three.
Remember that all of these ara
warm friends.
Then think of that leaven Of
thought leavcning the whole mass.
You will begin TO understand, then,
why Dodge Brothers have been
building new buildings ever since
the business began.
You will understand why the
works in which the car is built
are still steadily spreading and ex-
panding.
You will get an idea of how much
men can do when the homes of
America are solidly behind them.
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-18

Dodge Brothers business has just
reached and passed another mile
stone in it's history.
In little over five years more than
one-half million Dodge Brothers
Motor Cars have been placed in
the hands of owners.
If this sales record represented the
appeal of a price, the total world
not be particularly impressive
The important thing is that the
car is not thought of in terms of
price, but in terms of value.
How often you hear the car spoken
of-and how seldom the price
1t is the quality of thought
that surrounds it which makes
this success noteworthy.
Because people think well of these
cars, it is still impossible for Dodge
Brothers to build enough of them.
Seldom has there been a finer ex-
ample of the force of friendly
thoughts.
It is an inspiration and an encour-
agenent to build well-because
the reward, In America, is so great
and so sure.
With nothing but good will toward
them in American homes how
could Dodge Brothers do less than
they have done2
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-18
"California Syrup of Figs"
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Accept California" Syrup of Figs only
look for the name California on tas
package, then you are sure your child
Is havlng the best and most harmless
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Full directions on each bottle. You MUS
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Indiana daily times., 1920-08-18
VICTORY COMES
AFTER TIE VOTE
TO TABLE BILL

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Indiana daily times., 1920-08-18
INDIANA TAXES
TO JUMP MORE
THAN 3 MILLION

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Indiana daily times., 1920-08-18
HURLED
BACK INTO ROUT
BY POLE DRIVE

Continued From Page One,
Indiana daily times., 1920-08-18
SINNER AGAIN
WRIGGLES AWAY

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GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-23

}e napiecie. Takim lraiem by
Ia Polska, Cd wschodu, trapio-
ma przez hOrdy tatarskie, Cd
poludnia przez ottomahskie
zgraje, a ma zach6d i pu6Fnoc-
no zach6d przez gadzinowa
zdrade teutonskich zaborc6w,
srogiego krzyzaka i Z mongol-
ska rasa zmieszanego rosyani-
ma.
Chwalebne dzieje PoIski do
czkai y sic i smutnego upadku.
Zas}aniajac sic wielkimi czyna-
mi przodk6w, nar6d DO
pad} w swawoIe, prze-
stall wierzy6 sam w siebie
- ME byl i'm dobrym wlasny
Kodak ma naiwyzszym kr6lew-
skim urzedzie, woleli cudzo-
ziemca, piekna polska move
kazili francuszczyzna, utOnelt
w zbytku, pOpadli w OdretWic-
ME.
Lccz duch zbawczy ME opu-
szczal Polski. powstawaly "a
stepy geniusz6w, nawet zespo-
low calych, kt6rych pragnie
MEM najgoretszem 1 jedynym
celem byio odrodzenie | wyzwo
lenie POlski. - PrOrocZe sfowa
. epoki Zygmunta III przez
wslawionego Piotra Skarge,
kt6re jak grom uderzyly W
skamieniale serca wsp6lziom-
k6w, lecz ME zdoIafy je skru-
szyc, odbi}y sic jednak wiel-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-23

ponicwaz kazda Jei kiop.a drO
ga jest jei sercu, AMI tei wieI-
Nch :4Oswie>,en nie pOtrzcbuie,
gdyz inni poiOlyi ie pred ma
mi, a teraZ - w rosyiskiei
katOrdze, po ciemnych iochach
pod nahajka kozacka iarz-
mem gerrahskiei tyranii.
A vice co dac?
Gem jej sic pIzystuzyt mo-
zemy?!
Si0stro. bracie ME pytaj 0
tw6i obOwiazeh ma twei dloni
wyryty, W m6zgu twym wypi-
sany. gdZie wHrCk Zrw6cisz, Le
dy &5uch wyt HHysz, zewszad do
Iatuia Gle te sI0wa presto, szcZe
re, a wymowne - dai 90 mo-
zesZ, pozycz cgo6Fy najwi9cej
twej matce Ojczyznie. ably sic
p0dzwignaG mogia, cd gEOdo-
wei sTierci swa dziatwe ratio
waia, z0fnicrza Za0patrzy;a, "a
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-23

kiem echem w nastepnych pO-
koleDiach.
Broczyly tc pokoIen1a krwia
mecZehSka, upadaEy, to zn6w
podnosily sic, wierzac, ze rella
OpatrZnOSci, llt6ra tax cieak0
mad nieSZczesnym zawisla kra-
iem, poWstrzyma te nawalni-
&c klesk i gnebiacei niewoIi.
Spe}niFy sic blogie wvczeKiwa-
MIA - POlska poWstaIa, powie-
waia iei choraGWie re swym
symbolicznym BiaIym Orfem.
garna sic jej dzieci pod jego
skIzydia, tfumy $piewaja hymn
dziekczynny BOgu, pieSn ME
gasnacej wdziecznoSCi, sprzy-
mierzonym narodom, a Wyra-
zy pelne mifo$ci uznania dzieI
nym swym obrOncom,
w istocie. gdyby ME CT dzieI
nj ObrOhcy, kto vie, iaki obr6t
wzia1by bieg wypadk6w; krew
ich przelana, dopeIniIa cary
cierpieh, / jak wonne kadzidlo
uniosla sic ku Panu zastep6w,
zniewalajac 8erca ludlow ku so
bic.
A c6zmy czyniIi$my i co nam
jeszcze wypada uczyniG dla
tych naszych obronc0w / bOha
ter6w. Zrobili$my wieIe, ale to
ME dosyG - oni wciaz jeszcze
walcza uznoieni trudem wojen
nym, strzega kres6w wschod-
Mich, odpieraiac ataki wroga,
chronia granice i bezpieczeh-
stwo naszych siedzib / zagr6d.
Pod ta oslona i opiekuncza ich
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-23

gr0iy hive gruH6w pOdniOsIa,
zagrozOne plebiscytem ziemie
wyrwaia ze szpon6w podsteD-
nych wrGg6w - ably urat0wa-
Ia Obfitosc swych p0kIad6w we
gla ia Slasku wraz Z innemi
jego bogactwami, swe sEawne
k0palnic s0li itruszcz0w. wy
trySlli nafty bystre woody, al
pod GdanSk.
POzyczcie PoISce; - poaycz-
ia Iwyciestwa jest w biegu,
ME zawiedziecie sic - gdyi
P0lEka chce umie pEaci6 swe
dMgi. Pamietajcie, ie gl6wna
kwatera Pnzyczlli Zwyciestwa
na miastO Chicago okolice
mie&ci sic W domu Zwiazku Pc
lex, 1909 n. Ashland Ave. / ze
u#iUznc serca kObiece, powita-
ia was radoSnie, matka Oh
czYZna btogosfawic wam be-
die.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-23

kroc przewyzsZa zas0by PoIsli.
Co myslec? w skupieniu du-
cha w kOrnej postawie zawo-
lac tylkO mozemy, czeSc ci do
stojna mako, wspaniaia, cho6
uboga, rOztr0pna j niezwycie-
IONA; stal tweGo Oreia zaharto
wara pOcZuciem twei godn0-
Sci, i tymi przymiotami, kt6re
niewola ME skaziia; wawrzvn
niesniertelnej chwasy ME IL
wiadi w twej cieruiowej k0ro-
ME, a szaty tWOje zmyte 81
krwia wicrnych ci cor syn6w.
My tutaj zrZeszeni, czujemy sic
mali, niegGdni wObec tryum-
f6w twych ma poIu bitwy, i zma
gan wielkiegO a zwycieskiegO
twegO ducha.
Co tel matce naszej powie-
my, jaka Ofiare jej stop zIo-
zymy?
Krwi Ona cd mas ME IL da,-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-23
RzeCzy jak SWAT stare, a zawsze nowe.

Taxa jest miioSc macierzyn-
ska, taxa mifoSc dla Ojczyzny,
j inne cnoty rodzinne i obywa-
telSkie. Milo$G macierzynska
symbolizuje tw6rcza reka pre-
dziwnej natury, kt6ra w swej
nieogranizonei pieczy o losy
Czlowieka, rozrzadzila porami
rOku, plonami i wszystkiem, CO
mas otacza w TAXI spos6b, aby
czlOwiek jako kr6l stworzenia
Zaaywai szczeScia blogiego
spokoiu.
Z tel mifo$ci, jako najpiek-
niejszy kwiat wyrasta tez | mi
lose Ojczyzny a MIA inne cno-
ty obywatelskie rodzinne.
Coz to jest Ojczyzna?
Naturalnie GRANGE, wielkich
g6r, Skalistych szczyt6w, glebin
Wodnych i bysrych potok6w o.
iah fozlegfych puSzcZ, Skupla-
ia DOkrewny sobie lud, podob-
ny charakterem, zwyczajami,
nova ! wytWarzaja wsp6Ina
OJczyzne, kt6rej broniG j milo
wac kazda jednostka uwaza so
6le "a Swiety obowiazek. Szcze-
sllwy narrow kt6ry posiadaiac
takie naturalne uposazenie, ME
stale sic latwym lupem Tabor
czych sasiad6w. Wprawdzie
mitos6 Ojczyzny rycerskosc
Gucha, lanie niejedna przeszko
ue Jednakowoz trudy 1 niebez-
necaehstwa wyczerpuja silly /
St"arzaja niepok6j oraz ciag-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-23

washington Post inne).
No. 80.

washington Post inne).
WiadomOSc, ie Polska zapla
cha StanOm Zjednoczonym ca
iy prOcent co do dnia, w su-
ME 81 1,176,454 "a roZmaite "a
kupna i materyaIy otrzymane
2 Ameryki w wartGsci $4,000
600, wprawiia W zdumienie, re
kraj tax wieIce zubOiaIy i re
wszech stron szarpany, dale w
ten spos6b przyklad godny ma
sladowania wielkim pOteg0m,
jak Brytaria Francya. Win
ne So tie kraje Stanom Ziedno-
cA0nym ckolO II Bilion6w do
iar6w, a jednaII do tel pory ME
wpFaciiy ami centa procentu,
kt6ry trzeba bedzie zastapi6 po
datkami, piatnemi przez Anne
rykahskich Obywateii podczas
okresu nastepnych trzech lat.
Co myslec wObec fal1tu, ze "a
mcznOSc obu tych KRAKOW sto-
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-09-23

tarcz4, zasypiamy spokoinie i
4 noWemi budzimy sic nadzie-
iami.
Dumnie podnosimy nasze
czola, gdyz jarzmO niewcli ME
t}oczy mas, wraz Z innymi ma
rodami, stajemy W szeregu vol
nych zasiuzonych.
Hhud5my sic wiec do poczu-
cia naszych obowiazk6w ku
tym dzielnym naszym hufcom
ME frazes6w oni potrzebuia.
lecZ dowod6w rzeczywistych.
Jak matka tkliwa opieka OCH
rania sWa dziatwe, tax my o.
ka1my nasze gorace dIa nich
wSp6lczucie, dalzac ich cho-
ciazby skromnymi darami, ably
i'm dole ich osIodziG i wykazaG
solidarnosG nasza.
SkWarne lato minq}o, iesion
ne WitaJa mas dobrodziejstwa:
wkr6tce Ia przeminie, a ostra
wiatry q mrozem / szronem
zbIizaiacej sic zimy powie'cszs
ich trudy cierpieuia.
ZaElySnie tea / gwia2dka.
Zwiastun upragnionych Do
rocznych @wiat. poSr5d dzia-
twy, mlodziezy i starSzych i
zapanuie rado5G oraz mnogo5G
dar6w W kazdei rodzinic.
CIV ZapOmnimy o naszym
aO!G TsTu?
Cry dOzwolimy, ably nasz b0-
hater wykluCzOnym byI u te-
go Ogniska og6lnei uCiechy?
(Ciag dalszy ma str 2e-O.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-07
DAGSROR0

Miss Alva Hickman is visiting rela
tives in Lewes.
Charles Humphreys Of Milford hai
been recent guest Of relatives neal
town.
/ Mr.. and Mrs william Brittingham Of
/ Careys spent Friday with Alfred Brit
tingham and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. William West Of Selby-
vile spent the Weekend with relatives
in town.
Miss Myrtle Hudson spent the week.
end with Miss Lula Derrickson at Frank
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington Floyd and
Mrs. Edith Whaley Of Bishopvile, Nd,
were callers in town Sunday.
The Junior Aid met with Roland Pen
newill Friday evening.
District Superintendent Collins preach
ed an interesting sermon in the NJ Z.
Church Sunday evening.
Leroy Steelman OF Fort Mifiin, Pa, has
been visiting his family here
The Ladies Aid Of the NJ. e. Church
will meet with Mrs. Joseph W. Hudson
Saturday evening.
Walter Rogers and family. Curnie
Clogg and family spent Sunday with Ken
dayy Esha mand family at Nlllsboro.
George Baker Of Philadelphia is Wis
i.ing his family aere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Hudson and chill
dren, Davis and Herbert spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Hudson near RcXana
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the NJ P.
Church met with Mrs. Leroy Steelman
Saturday evening.
William B. Chandler is away on busi-
ness in the southern states.
Miss Nettie Timmons spent the week
end with Miss Emma Rogers
Messrs. Ebe Chandler and Harley
Steele, left Tuesday for Tareytown, n. Y.
They expect to bring back Chevrolet
trucks.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-07
HARRINGTON

The Town Board and Chairman Of Civ
les and Health earnestly desire the citi-
zens TO cooperate with them this spring
to clean up the town. II will cost you
nothing. There viii be no excuse for not
having every back yard and every alley
clean and sanitary. There will be a
I Boy Scout at your door with poster-read
I II. On the telephone poles you viii see
I a notice-read It, At the movies you
viii see a clean up slide-read it. Pledge
| an oath TO yourself that you, will go
home and clean that back yard Every
proprietor Of stores is requested to clean
up the rear of their yards and alley ways
Every citizen is duty bound and eX-
pected. both your health and pride stand
point Of view TO collect their trash and
place il in small boxes or baskets so one
man can handle it and put them on the
curb in front Of your premises and it viii
be removed. When the Chautauqua
comes this year let US have the clean
est town instead Of the dirtiest one. The
week Of May 10th is clean up week
The recent election OF New Century
Club officers for the ensuing year re-
suited as follows: viz:-Alrs. Frank Gates
was chosen for president, and succeeds
Mrs. John Masten. who filed the position
with pleasure to the members, and satis-
faction generally. The club viii be en-
thusiastic and take an active part in the
affairs Of the community under the new
president, and the members feel assured
Of another useful and interesting year
under her direction.
The electric current in Harrington is
certainly not a strong current. as during
the day time service, motors to drive
light machinery are able TO work with
only a part of their rated capacity. At
least this is the report that some of the
patrons have made in the recent past
Mrs Garrett Harrington is passing this
week in Philadelphia
Mrs Lena Harrington is entertaining /
her mother from Philadelphia.
The Senior Ladies Aid Society was the Z
guest Of Mrs. Ramsdell last Monday.
Mrs. Frank Gates attended the Inter /
national Annual Meeting Of the Sunshine !
Society last week in Wilmington.
Mrs. John Harrington had a weekend /
house party Of friends last Saturday, .
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Fred Satterfield was called to Will .
mington for the second time to see her .
sister, who suffered a relapse from a
dangerous illness.
Mrs. NJ. T. Adams is the victim of rheu-
natism, and in her bed at home.
Robert Atkins, who is a private in
uneral Of his father last week.
Mrs. Josephine Baker has so far re-
covered from a serious illness that she
s able to take short rides, and her sister
Who has been attending her, has returned
o her home in Newark, Del
The Misses Minnie and Delema Quill
en- are entertaining their sister, Mrs. L.
:. Robinson from Philadelphia 4
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-07
OVERLOOK

The farmers of this vicinity are very
busy planting corn and plowing for their
yearly crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ritter of Lewes and
Miss Emma Greene spent Saturday and
Sunday with their aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
George r. Workman Of near Georgetown.
The Y. p. 3. will meet al Miss Anna
NJ. Foskeys next Thursday night, May 13.
and let there be a large crowd. Members
must attend if not the meeting will fail.
Many recitations and solos will be rem
dered. Friends are invited
Arthur Hill and family motored and
spent Sunday al Stokley.
We are very glad 10 say that James
Davis has about recovered and is able
to be out again.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wells received
congratulations upon the arrival Of a
fine daughter.
There will be preaching at IL o'clock
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Dora Reed and son of Lewes were
visitors here on Wednesday.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-07
LINCOLN CITY

The Misses Susie Donovan and Emmi
Cardwell Of Wilmington and Miss Heller
Savage were the weekend guests Of Z
NJ. Donovan and wife
VIM. Morrison and family Of Whining
ton are being entertained by his par
ems.
VIM March Of Cold Spring Harbor. n
Y. has purchased the Wilbert DEPUTY
farm and will conduct it as the Venture
Poultry Farm.
Paul AIcVey and wife returned home
on Monday from Ocean City, Md.
/ Chas. Shockley Of Philadelphia is al
home as his place of employment is
closed on account Of the strike.
The w. c. T. Z. will meet with Mrs.
Jay Abbott on Tuesday afternoon, May
IL. Text word, Victory"
Mrs Henry Hatfield was elected as
delegate to the State S. S. Convention
to be held in Wilmington on May 11-i3,
with Miss Helen Swager as alternate.
Mrs. VIM. Curtin and daughter Of Do
yer have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. o..
J. Cooke
Miss Dorothy Derrickson of Milford
spent Sunday with her grandparents.
Miss Elizabeth Marker and Miss Mary
Marker Of Philadelphia spent the week
end with Geo. Y. Clendaniel and wife.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs
Chas. Walk on Saturday evening, May
15th<
IA rousing serenade Was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Stevenson. of Prime
Hook Neck, on Tuesday evening by the
young folks Of this vicinity. After a very
pleasant evening refreshments in album
dance were served by the host and hos
tess At late hour the guests depart
ed wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson many
years Of happy married life.
Little Thelma Neal, formerly Of Lin
coin, four-years-old daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Soloman Neal of No. 70 Moeller
street, Binghampton. y. Y, died at the
City Hospital there from burns receiv-
ed In manner unknown, in the attic
Of her home She was not missed from
the room until her screams We're heard
by her father. He smothered the flame
with blankets and shawls. but not be-
fore her body, with the exception Of her
feet and ankles, and part Of her scalp,
were completely charred. Much sympa-
thy is expressed in this vicinity for the
family IN this their sad hour.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-07
SELBYVILLE

A baby girl came to live at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Murray on Sat
urday
Miss Bokman Of Georgetown was Wis
itor In town over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Lynch gave din
ner to a number Of their friends on Sun
day. Those present were Rev. W. ii.
Briggs and wife. w. A. Law and wife,
Miss Addie Furman, Ollister Moore and
family, Mrs w. II. Kenney and Mrs. F..
X. Evans and daughter.
Quite a number Of homes are being
improved by a coat of paint.
Mrs. VOLTA Long left for a short bust
ness trip on Sunday to New York.
Mothers Day will be observed with
appropriate exercises at the church bn
Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-07
E. G. REED 6 SON
lincoln City. Del
Funeral Directors and EmbaImer,

Funeral Directors and EmbalmerS
We have added to our funeral busi-
ness a new Cunningham motor funeral
car. We have still our black and white
horse-drawn hearses, which we will
use If so desired. We carry q stock
Of funeral supplies to satisfy all
classes. Call phone No. IA rib, day
or night as we make special efforts
to give our best services to one and all.
We thank all for their past faVors.
Sincerely yours,
l-3O-9tp E. G. REED & SON.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-28
LAT0NIA ENTRIES

First Rsee-siH furlongs: Lady in Black,
1G2; COrmOran. 1O2; Brig O'War, 100: Rain
bow Girl. liz; Madras Bingham, III; Louie
Lou, IT,; Bringhurst. III; Opportunity. III;
Churchill Downs, III: Tim McGhee. III;
Madrid. III; Harvest King. 1l9: Nordeck
1O7; Converse, 112; Dancing Spray. III;
Sam Reh. H.; Equator. 1O2; Napan. 1l2.
Second Race-Six furlongs: Belinda. 1O5:
Frivolity. 10J; Marie Maxim. l6T: Anna
Gallup. lO7; Better Believe. IO7: Mabel G.
1l2; Spring Vale. 112; Mazola, ll2; Arrow
point. liz; Beck and Call, 1l2
Third Receive and one-half furIongs
Loyeliness, 1O7; Kate Frawley, lO7; Doris,
10T; Versailles, H.; Marie Maxim, 1O7
Peppery Polly. 112; HOrkyte, 1l2; The Wild
owS First, H.; Diamond Dale, Il2; DecIasse,
112; Scottish Chief, 1l2; Nick London. IFS;
All Righ Sir. rs; NcGOodwin. 115: Sergt
York, 112; Tawasentha, 112; Win or Quit.
11O; Plato. us; Millersburg. l12.
Fourth Race-0ne mile: Siren Maid. 81;
Double Van, e6; The Leopard, s6: Truly
Rural, 9s; Jouett. 100; Sterling. 100; Baig-
neur. 10s; Honolulu Boy. lOS; WEXFORD,
los; Pastoreau. 1l2; Sands Of Pleasure, lis;
Sunny slope. 115: East Indian. 1O3; Fern
Handley, 107; Rapid Day, 10s; Harry R,
100.
Fifth Race-Mile and one-sixteenth: Cob
webs. es: Dodge. 10s; Capt. Mac, los; BE
Frank. los: Leochares. 1Os; woodtrap, 10;
Regalo. 113; Minto ii, III.
Sixth RAoe-Mile and one-sixteenth: Sweep
ST.. o.; Lazy Lou. 100; Dahabiah III. lO2; Jack
Reeves. los; Plenty. 100; Bradley's Choice.
1O7; Quito, 40: J. c. stone. 10; Gourmand,
40; Bourbon Green. 112; Tanlac, H..
Seventh Race-Mile and one-sixteenth: La
Foudre, 105; Carawsy, 105; The Cullen Bon.
1O5; Tinker. 105; Nab. 1OJ; Clean Up. 10:
Hunter PIatt, 40; wenonah. 10: High
Gear, 10; Happy Valley, 115: Starry Ban
ner. 1l5; Hufaker. 11j; Eagle, 10: Retta
B, Byrne, 1l5; Duke Of Lancaster, lis.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-28
AOUEDUCT ENTRIES.

First Race - SIX and one-half furlongs
lima Frank, 104; Leading Star, 0s; On
Watch, ia; Constancy, III; Marie Miller
1OO Super 100; His Choice. 106; Kremer,
los; Drummond. 97; Fruit Cake. III; Camou'
nage. 93.
Second Raee-About miles. Midas ID
1877; King Terry. 1877; valspar. 14a; Baronst,
142; Little Nearer. 142; Queen Of the Sea,
l4O; Blue Laddie, 1877; winooski. 1877: Frank
B, 1871; Conte de Fee. 1871; Mohab, 142; Sea
sun, 1877; Minata. 1877.
Third Raee-one and one-sixteenth miles.
Claquer, 1O6; valor. 122: LeGlorieux, 95;
Ben Cow, 105: Albert A. 95; Manoevre, los;
Tetley, %; Elmendorf, Ill; ssunnash I'd.
l2S; Thrift, 9s; sundial ID, 104; Tom Nc
Taggart, lis; 'war Plume. o..
Fourth Race - Six furlongs. Pickwiek
122; Krewer, Jos: Torchbearer. III; 'Albeft
A, III; Yellow Hand. los.
Fifth Race-0ne mile. Universal, i02;
Irish Dream. 112; Krewer, 112: Yellow Haad,
102: Sea Sinner. 1902; Super 122; Sea Mint,
101; BIZ Bang. 12e.
Sixth Hacs--Five furiongs. Celtic Lass.
ia; Rhinestone. ia; Blur, ia; Perfection.
ia; Banksia. ia; Dough Girl, ia; sister
Flo, 1l4; Beach Star. ia: Mile. Cadeau.
Ia; Magicaris. ia; sunny Days. ia; Cimar-
ron, ia; yibrate. i14; Beacon, ia; Mav-
ourneen. ia; Nancy Lee. ia: Jamaica
Belle, ia; Ch de Coeur, i14; Marjorie Y,
ia; Tamarisk, 11l.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-28
CHICAGO WATER
GETS BUG CURE
iCity. Engineers Resort to
/ Novel Method Of Fight
! ing Pollution.
AIDS DRINKING SUPPLY
Billions of Sewage Insects
Used to Wage War on
Disease Germs.
OBy a stan Correspondent.)

Chicago, June 27.-With the Fed
eral government threatening to cur
tail Chicago's pure water supply
by lessening the flow from Lake
Michigan through the drainage ca
nal. the city engineers have turned
to the bugs for relief. In the future
1t will be bug eat bug" in order to
attain thai limpid purity necessary
TO make the lake water fit for drink
ing.
The idea advanced is not theoret-
ical. II is intensely practical and
the breeding OF the bugs is already
under way. The bug-eating system
is known as the activated sludge
plants. These will be situated al
various points along the canal The
pure water manufactured" by the
bugs is not actually intended for
drinking purpose but it will aid in
indirectly getting pure water. The
lGal bug cure" is for a lessened
pollution of the water in the canal
and in order to make more health
full surroundings
1T has been discovered" said Ed
ward J. Kelly, chief engineer of the
drainage district that If the sew
age waste is pumped Into huge res
ervoirs many kinds of bacterial
growth are soon cultivated From
this billions of sewage bugs rapidly
are breeding The little bugs eat
the sewage the big bugs eat the
little bugS dead bugs and more of
the sewage There is continual
round of breeding and killing in
which process the pollution is re-
moved and the water can be pumped
out pure through screened openings
on the other size of the plant
The plan has been thoroughly
tested by the district engineers and
also in other cities and has been
found practicable The cost of
building enough Of such treatment
plants to eliminate completely the
pollution in the canal would be
about 500, 100000 We contemplate
building these plants gradually, re-
dncing the pollution as much as
possible year by year"
In order TO get an increased flow
OF water f1om the lake the sanitary
board has suggested the building of
movable dams in the St Lawrence
River and the Niagara River to keep
mp the lake levels and prevent the
impeding of navigation. To put this
plan into operation would cost ap-
proximately 1900, 900, it is estimat-
ed The sanitary board would fur
nish the money and the dams would
be constructed in cooperation with
the Federal government
G. W. A