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The Delta independent., 1920-11-26
2 80 90 . Z

Do your Christmas shopping early
Attend the Wooley sale December
9Th. 1880
Mrs. Fred Johnson made a bust
ness trip to Hotchkiss Tuesday
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. S
L. Grim at Read on Tuesday, Novem.
Der 10th.
Miss Ruth McMurray of Eckert left
Wednesday for Denver. where she will
enter college.
Mountain Ash Male Concert choir.
NJ. E. church December sth, auspices
American Legion a
The Wooley sale on December 9Th
is going to be a good one Make your
plans to be there. 1890
W. R. Graham and wife went to
Paonia Wednesday to eat Thanksgiy
ing turkey with relatives.
NJ. W. Peterson was down from Ce-
daredge looking after business mat
ters the last of the week
Andrew Meldrum. former oldtimer
of this place, now living at Telluride,
was here a short time Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs ]. s. Lunn and Mr. and
Mrs. William Wiley went to Crawford
and spent Sunday with relatives and
friends.
R. n. Miller and n. W. Draper, of
the local Holly Sugar company, return
ed Tuesday from business trip to
Grand Junction.
A party composed of John E. Ramer
G. A Riehl and Oscar Poison, Rogers
mesa gentlemen. were here wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Thomas of Paonia, and
Mrs. James Bainerd, of Hotchkiss.
were here visiting and attending to
business matters Friday
All kinds of fancy aprons. kitchen
aprons, fancy caps, and all kinds of
Christmas presents at the Presby-
terian bazaar, December 10th and 18th
Fay Tinker returned Sunday from
three weeks visit with his father
at Lansing. Michigan He says he ex-
poets to spend the winter on the
coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Allen and babies
came down from Hotchkiss Tuesday
and remained until Wednesday before
returning to their ranch on Rogers
mesa
C. E. Shaffer was down from Red
lands Tuesday making arrangements
for his father. J. NJ Shaffer's sale
After the sale the latter expects to go
to New York state to live
The event of the season will be the |
Mountain Ash Male concert choir at !
the Methodist church December 9Th
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26
AT THE CHURCHES
Christian seiene Society.

Christian Seiene Society.
Subject for Nov. 2S: Ancient and
modern necromancy alias mesmerism
and hypnotism, denounced.
Sunday Services at 11:00 a. m.
Wednesday evening at 500 p. m.
Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Carnegie Public Library, 9Th and
Palmer St.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26
St. MiehaeI's Catholic.

St. MichaePs Catholic.
First and third Sunday Of each
month, from June to September, first
Holy Mass, Z o'clock; second Holy
Mass, at o'clock From September
to June, at and 10 O'Clock. Second
and fourth Sunday only, one Holy
Mass at il o'clock. Evening services
every Sunday night at 1880. weel =
day, Holy Mass, from June to Sep
tember. at 7:3o; from September 10
June, at O'Clock.
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26
Baptist

Baptist
Preaching services at HOO a. m
and 7:30 p. m.
Young People,a noting $50 D. m
ALFRRn E1kRY. pastor
The Delta independent., 1920-11-26
First Presbyterian Church.
sev. F. E. Stemme. Minister

First Presbyterian Church.
Rev. F. E. Stemme, Minister.
Services for November 18th, 1920.
9:45 a. m. our school is open with
competent teachers and classes for
all ages. Your children and their pa
rents need Bible instruction.
Nazarene
Sunday School -----..-------10:0 90 a. m.
Preaching at--.----.-11:0 100 a. m.
Young Peoples Society, Sunday eve
Evangelistic Service--- $500 D. m.
Midweek Prayer Service Thursday
evening at -----------.-..-.---- 500
F P. KERST, Pastor.
, 1920-05-26
AN ORDINANCE
FROM TAXES OF PROPERTIES
USED FOR RELIGIOUS, CHARITA.
BE AND EDUCA TIONAL PUR-
POSES.

All properties used exclusively for re-
ligious, charitable or educational pur-
poses are exempt from payment of
taxes.
The taxes for the wears 1916 to 1919,
both included, assessed or collected on
such properties as in section l mentioned
are RENTED and, if collected. shall be
refunded the respective owners from the
funds of the St. Croix Colonial Treasury.
Thus duly passed at an extraordinary
meeting Of the Colonial Council held,
Monday, May 3, 1920.
Christiansted, May 7 1920.
D. C. CANEGATA, ROBT. /. MERWIN
Secretary. Chairman.
The above Ord nance is hereby sane
toned and approved.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the
Government of the Virgin islands OF the
United States at ST. Thomas the 18th
day Of May 1920.
j. w. OMAN.
Governor.
The Jasper news., 1920-03-11
A. w. Radford's Sale
Dates.

Dates
February 8, John Shoemaker, 9H
miles east Jasper.
February 4, w. G. Mackey, 6 miles
east and miles north Jasper.
February s, Melburn Conway,
miles east Maple Grove.
February s, w. H. Scott, miles
west Golden City.
February o, w. n. Crowther, Golden
City.
February 10, Lon Vincent, miles
south Golden City.
February IL, Allen Graves, mile
south Nashville.
February IL, Art Delp, 3ls miles
NORTH west Red Oak.
i February 13, Dan Magers, I miles
northeast Jasper.
February IL, A. w. Michael, . miles
northwest LaBussell.
February 16, J. Il. Bradley, l mile
south knight Station.
February II, w. fl. Queen, I miles
northeast Carthage.
February 1S, Walter Keeper, II miles
southeast Jasper.
February 10, John Welch, miles
northeast Jasper.
February 20, Atlas Southern, IA
miles east Reeds.
February 81, w. NJ. Howard, IL
miles south Georgia City.
February 25,, Mr.. Smith, Golden
City, farm sale.
February "a, Ben Maxwell, 4 miles
west Avilla.
February rs, A. II. Williams, 2H
miles northwest Neck City.
February &c, II. c. IIorning, Az miles
northwest Golden City.
February 81, Mrs. A. Young. 81
miles southwest Carthage.
February 2SS Chamber OF Commerce.
Webb City.
March l, John Bruner, 2miles north
east Plew.
March ., Homer Sanders, ): miles
east Red Oak.
March 3, ! FaLoudenslager, miles.
south Jasper
March H. II. S. Lamkin and j. Az
Cochran, miles northeast Carthage.
March 5, Chas, Evans, miles south
west Kenoma,
March 6, Henry Johns, 2miles north.
east Carthage.
March 8, Austin Grieb and Eliza
Turk, 10 miles southeast Carthage.
March 8, II, T.. Jones and Roy Jones'.
81 miles northeast Jasper.
March 10, Jasper County Poland
China Hog Sale, Carthage.
March IL, Irwin Murray, > miles
north Golden City.
March II, J. c. Ferguson, u miles
west Nashville.
March -, William Wickstrom, 3
miles southeast Carthage.
March Is, Sigel Brown Poland China
Hog Sale lIa miles northeast Avilla.
March Il, }. w. Colley and Son, 81
miles northeast Bowers Mill.
March 2l, jasper County Hereford
Association, Carthage, Mo.
March %, Chamber of Commerce,
Webb City, Mo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
PODIVNA PRICINA MAN
ZENLSKE HADKY.

Strelen vlastnl zenou Bessie
Rakynskou zemrel 27lety Jan
Rakynsky nasledkem ruZnice
povstale, re proti vuli manzel-
ky Sc chtel sucastniti baseball
lu. Pred smrti prohlasil t6zce
Zraneny muz V nemocnic; sv.
Alexise, re zran6ni jeho privo~
zeno bylo nahodile. "Chtei
jsem jiti ma baseball, zena ne
chtela proto, re by musela bytf
sama donna a starati Sc o 'Ilsi
Drodejnu napoiu," pronesl d!i-
We, naz upadl V bezv6domi.
Rakynska vypravovala ga reel
platem pferyvane, re 81 nedove
de predstaviti, jak neco podob-
n6ho mohla spachati, pohadali
50, muz pry il strcil, re upadla
pres postel, name vztahla rukc
pod polstaG, kde uHyta bvla
3tfelna zbran. Nemela pry ale
nikdy V umyslu sveho' muze "a
streliti. Obchod jejich nalezal
So V els. 1901 Aetna Rd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16

Do francouzskehC pristavu
Toulonu priplula americka
LODI $ 500 americkymi dobro-
volniky, kteri Sc postavili po
box porazen6 Francii. Ma ve-
rejnost Sc dostaly prvni zpra-
Wy zverstvech pachanych ne
meckymi barbary ma obyvatel-
stvu uZemi JIM dobytych. Su.
rovci spalovali cele vesnice s
obyvatelstvem a strileli po ka.
zdem, kdo So snazil uniknouti
plamenum. Pafiz byla stale OBJ
klitovana a vlaky smefujici X
mestu vdbec zastaveny, .sedm.
nact mostu vedoucich pres re-
ku Seinu zniceno a hvozdy 0.
koli sezehnuty pozary.
Jak videt re soucasnycf
zprav, neodnaucilo ami celt
pdlstoleti Nemce jejich besti
alite.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
"a ViNNEhU UEVANY RU.
Z1CKA Sc ODNOI.A X
VYSSf INSTANCE

Ia vcerejslho soudniho lice
nj uznan byl krajan Rose-RIzi-
cka, mattel hostince The Mall
ma Lakeside a vych. g. ul. Vi
men pro prestoupeni prohibic-
niho narizeni a rozsudek mad
MIN vynesen bude v sobCsH.
Byl usvedcen, re prodaval ko-
falku i jine lihoviny, jichz v
jeho majetku bylo nalezeno v
Gene 100000 a o kterych Sc
mu nepodarilo soud 'presvedci-
tt, re urceny byly jedine pro
jeho soukromou potrebu. Ma
lezem soudnim tax tezce posti-
zeny krajan oznamil hned wee
ra, re Sc odvolava k vyssi
soudni stolici.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
fKIPRAVY K SJEZDU AME-
RICKE LECIE.

Ma Euclid Ave. mezi name
slim a vych. '21. ul. postavany
budou tribuny pro 1900 diva
XII, pred kterymi Sc ubirati
bude velky prdvod "a Gtasten
stvi vsech spojeneckych naro-
du. Velkolepa tato parada u
spofadana bude hned V prvni
den sjezdu, 27. zari, 1000 Sc
dadel ma tribune vyhrazeno
bude zmrzacenym Vyslouzil-
cum dnes umist6nym rdznych
clevelandskych hospitalech,
.clen6m rdznych organisaci. wy
slouzilcdm Span6lsko-americke
|valkv, matkam, iichz synov6
padli ma poll cti, iakoz vefei-
nym uradGm. Pochodovati bu-
de die ocakavani ma 10000 o.
sob. iez Sc neiakym zpGsobem
podilely ma udalostech sb6h-
lVch "a sv6tove valky. Jedno
tive vlaiky V prdvody neseny
budou len dekorovanymi muzi
maietniky neiv6tSich vyzname-
mani "a V poll prokazanou
ckrabrost.
Hosi skauti piln6 patraji po
volnych bytech pro precetn6
hosty a ziskali jiz n6kolik set
volnych pokojG. Podobn6 zu-
stanou pro hosty reservovany i
hotely dolennihe mesta. Pro IL
radovny sjezdu pax poskytly
n6ktere departmental obchody
bezplatne nektere mistnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
PRO ZVYSENf MESTSKYCH
DAM.

V zdejsim anglickem tisku
Zapotala jiz kampan We pro-
speech nalady obcanstva, ably
"a nastavajicich voleb uznalo,
re Cleveland naleza Sc We fl
nancnim stavu, ktery jest pro-
ste neudrzitelnym. Volicstvo,
ktere tax ohromnOu vetSinou
odhlasovalo 8-hodinovou praci
pro poflcii hasice | jine NEST
ske zrlzence, musi nyni arci
odhlasovati take pfiZnive pra-
men, n6hoz prostredky nutn6
k uskutecn6ni t6chto problemu
nutno cerpati. Zavedenou KRAFT
81 pracovnl dobou byl mestsky
rozpocet ZvySen o $2,000,000.
TAX nam oznamuje mayor
Fitzgerald a dodava: EXecuti-
va mesta Jest pouhym vykona-
vatelem vile lidu a pfeie-li 81
tento zkratiti neb i prodlouziti
pracovni dobu, nemohou ga to
byti zodpovedni meststi ured-
nici, Vykonavame jen to, co
nam volbou bylo nakazano. Vo
Iicstvo sice zkracenou dobu Cd
hlasovalo, ale zapomneIo Sc
postarati o provedeni zaopatfe
MIN novych pfijmu. ably mohlo
byti vyplaceno muzstvo obou
bezpecnostnich Department.,
jez bylo nutno znacne rozmno.
ziti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
UNlE SBfRAJl OBRANNE
FONDY.
Pensz ma byti uzito " boji pro.
ii reakcionarskym snaham "a
mestnavatelL

Delegati clevelandske Fede-
race Prace zahajili hnuti, je-
hoz hlavnim ucelem bude Sc
brani dvou fonda urcenych ma
vedeni boje proti zamestnava-
telum, kteri posledni dobou po-
znovu Sc snazi rozbiti odboro-
We unie.
Jeden z fondd mezi $4,000
a $4,000 sebran bude snad
die docilene dohody ma wee
reisi schulz V hlavnim stanu
organisace 2450 vych. 8. ul.,
dobrovolnym prispevkem soc,
ktery est povinnen kazdy Glen
clenka sloziti.
Druhy financni zaklad ma
sc schazeti V obnosu $500 me-
sicn6 buda sehnan zvySenim
dosavadnich &c prisp6vku Ma
sc dosud mesicn6 odvadenych.
Die zpravy pokladnika organi-
SAGE Petra Hasenpua obnaSi
prijem as 1900 dolarG mesic-
ne, ktereho je ale pine vyuzito
ma ,platy federalnich dfednikd.
>Navrh, ably schvaleny byly IVY
sene poplatky, pochazi Cd J.
Fl. Groovese, zastupce mistni
unie cislo 38, v niz sdruzeni
jsou elaktrikari. Navrh musi
byti projednan jeste V jedne
schulz a zm6na by Sc stala
pravoplatnou 90 dnech.
Tajemnik federace j. G.. O.
wens odIvodnuje navrh, re "a
mestnavatele jevf reakcni sna-
hy, kterym musi byti usilovne-
il 6eleno, jelikoz pry mnoh6 u
ME jevi jistou liknavost V po-
mahani uniim jinym V padu
nutne potreby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
PODZIMNf VYBAVY u
BAlLEY'S.

Las. Gtnari iist6 s bedlivosti
procetli Unconstitutional o.
znamku Bailey'S spolecnosti, u
verejnenou V pond6lnim liste.
Oznamovala velkolepy prodej
podzimnich potreb So znaCne
srazenymi cenami. Ma sta zen
ze vSech Casti mesta nalezalo
Sc vcera ma kazdem patfe o.
hromncho tohoto obchodu a
ma sta jich odchazelo spokoJe-
no.
Prodej tento byl zahajen ma
zacatku podZimni sezony, kdy
leGcehoz jest V domacnosti "a.
potrebi. Potrva cenami ne.
zmenenymi do 25. zari, ale ia.
ko vzdy a vsude neilepe ucin1
ten, kdo pride nejdrive.
Ceny byly snizeny ma vsen
zbozi, pocinaje So sklepenim ;
konce zelezafskym zbozim M
sedmem patre. Pradlo, satstvo
koberce, nabytek prodavano s
znacnou srazkou. Ia podiva
nou a "a porovnani zbozi toho
+, TO jinym nc MEDIATE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
MILA NAVSTEVA.

Cestou k dOmovu navStivila
mas zavod pi. V. Bouckova z
Pittsburgh, jez Sc podilela ma
sjezdu jed. V Chicago. Ia roZ-
hovoru vzpomnela, ze byla od-
b6ratelkou Dennice Novov6ku
po dobu 30. let. Jest pfibuZ-
nou p. Valchare, podllnika
"Sv6ta" av Clevelande meska
u pi. Komanove ma vych. 65.
ul.
la laskavou navSt6vu d6ku-
ieme a prejen1e St'astny ma
vrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
VYLUCOVANf POVSTALEC
KYCH LOZl BRATRSTVA
EEL. ZRlZENCU.

Osmdesat Sest lozi seskupe-
nych V Bratrstvu zeleznicaru
bylo pro sucastneni Sc ma stav-
ce vyhybkard "a posledniho
lara, prot narizeni vlastniho
urednictva, 2 ustfednlho t6lesa
vylouceno. TAX mi vysledek
vcerejsi schuze fiditelske ra-
dy bratrstva prohlaSeny pred
sedou w. G.. Leem. Posledni
vyloucenou lozi byla iedna z
nejv6tsich V Syracuse, N. Y,
ma mfsto ktere byla lined or
ganisovana loze jina Sc sna-
hou, ably clenstvo organisace
vyloucene do teto vstoupilo
Pfistoupilo vsak jen 375 Client
a mimo organisaci Zustalo l2a
clend. Die vypovedi Leea ne
bude vzdor protikladnym po
western niceho podniknuto, aby
odstepenecke organisace znovl
byly privteleny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
OTAZkA ZLEVNENf We
ZDEJSfCH JfDELNACH.

ZvlaStni re zastupcu cleve-
landskeho Sdruzeni restaura-
teru vyvoleny vybor projevil
vcera ochotu sniziti ceny. Sou
tasn6 bylo 2 Columbus ohla-
seno, za komisaf Pfeifer asst
stent statniho navladniho Spo-
ienych Statu Ford Sc po kon-
ferenci shodli, ably vyzvani by
Ii vSichni maiitele restaurantu
k vyv6Seni canniku jidel V ie-
itch obchodnlch mistnostech.
Pri pOrovnani cen V Pittsbur-
ku a V Cleveland6 prichAzime
opetn6 k poznani, jako pfi po-
rovnani s Chicagem, re ma
sem m6ste musima platiti vSe
draze, nez-li vsude jinde. TAX
dnes uverejnovane cenv iidel V
PITTSBURGH nam dosvedcuji, IL
jednotliva jidla jsou tam @ Sc
az 10c levnejSi nez-li zde.
Restauranty V department.
Mich obchodech dolenniho me-
sta jsou die prohlaseni icjich
zastupcu zfizeny ien pro po-
hodli vlastniho zakaznictva a
pracuji pry vesm6s Sc Skodou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
ZMENY We VOLEpFiM We
DEM v NASICH WARrACH.

Radni J. w. Reynolds, vud-
zee 10. wardy, ienz byl zastup-
Gem demokraticke organisace
Cd dob mayoa T. l.. Johnsona,
odstoupil sve wardni nacelni-
ctvi byvalemu municipalnimu
soudci w. G.. Keoughovi, jak
prOzrazuje vcera oZnamena
zprava z hlavnlho stanu demo-
kratickeho, 242 Superior Ave.
ktera souCasn6 ohlasuje i jine
zm6ny We wardnim vedeni. Po-
dobn6 odstoupil V 13. wardG
radni krajan p. Karel A. Kadle
eek, ma jehoz mfsto imenovan
takt6z mas krajan p. j. Metlic-
ka.
Mezi demokratickymi politi-
ckymi vudci shledavame Sc s
ceIou radou ceskych jm6n. We
warde 4. jest assistentem p.
st. Chovanec, V 5. assistentem
Michal Faflik, V 7. St. Pavlik,
We ~. J. Spilka, V 16. L. Pc
traS, A. w. Chaloupka a Emil
Kv6t, vesm6s jsou jmenovani
asistenty wardniho vudce ma
Gelnikem We West Parku jest
NJ. F. Slavin.
Wardni nacelnici i assistenti
sejdou Sc k spolecne schulz spo
Iu Sc zastupkyn6mi volicstva
zensk6ho, aby zahajena byla
liz podzimni volebni kampan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
VYHNAL SOFERA Z VLAST
MILO AUTA.

Robert Hagendorn, bytem
4509 Savannah Ave. East Gle
veland, sofer autodrozky, 5
kterou stava nedaleko Hollen-
den hotelu, swell vcera v noci
divneho pasazera. Prave pGl
noci pfisel mladik a naia! iej
k jizde ma zap. .21. ul. k De-
nison mostu, kde neznamy cc-
stujfcf nan namifil revolverem
a kazal mu auta sestoupiti 5
kterym pax ujel.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
NECHAL ZARUKU We
"STYCHU."

Zaruka Sama Duzdiora z A
kronu, jenz byl obzalovan pro
nedovoleny prodei koralky a
propulsion ma bond ma svobodu.
bvla vcera federalnim soudem
prohlasena "a propadlou, jeli-
koz Sc vinnik nedostavil k "a
v6racnemu liceni, abv vyslechl
sv1j ortel. Byl ma neho krom
toho vydan tez zatykac.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
OPETNE OKRADENY kLERK
GASOLINOVE STANCE.

Ma Bliss rd. prepaden byl o
pulnoci k poulicnl kare Sc ubf-
raiici Leroy f. Deal, bytem V
els. 1904 Hough Ave. N. f. a
obran dv6ma lupici $50 na
hotovosti a RUNE stvrzenkv
gasolinove stanice ma Bliss Rd
a Lake Shora Drive, kde byl
zam6Stnan jako klerk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16
Skola ma Broadway

zapocne l. tridu v sobotu 18.
zafi V 1880 hod. odpoledne; /;
H., III. a w. tfida v nedeli 19.
zari V g. hod. dopoledne. Det-
ske Besftlky, V nedeli, 10. zari,
0 2. hod. odp9ledne. CT. rodi-
ce jsou zadani, by sve ditky
do skoly a Besidek posilali
hledeli k tomu, byfsprayne O.
boil navst6vovaH. ! 1 9-18
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KURS CESKOSL. KORUNY.

| csl. koruna e "a 1.45-1.47c
l mem. marka 1.67--1.69c
! rak. koruna 0.48-O.49c
| jihosl. koruna 0.88-O.90c
Kurs tento citan jest jen pfi
vetSich obnosech.
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mi Jim kladli, ze jdou dc ts-
!ocvicny jako do ustavu a ze
naprosta kazen jest zapotrebi.
Tsz zadame rodice, by OBJ.
cas- telocvicnu navstivili, by
videli, jak ditky We cviceni po-
kracuji. Ma zdar!
"a bcviiitelskyy sbor, -,
A. PANKA.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-16

Tyto lace jsou pouze patek-nemazete je dostati
jiny den. Zadne postovni neb teefonni objednavky
nevyfizuji, ami toto zbozi neposila dobrku.
Ably byl zabranen nakup obchodnikGm, jest obmeze-
no mnozstvi Pouzijte teto pfilezitosti. - So
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
Pastor o. KS Fishing
Sunday After Church

SALIVA, Kss., March 20-This city
possesses a preacher whom every angler
In Kansas can praise. He is Rev Arthur
Dillinger, pastor Of the First Christian
church-and he believes it is all right
for a man to go fishing on Sunday, pro-
vided he first goes to church.
II fail to see where we get the idea
that the man or boy who goes fishing on
Sunday is bound straight for the warm
place" Dillinger says. ut doesn't say
so In the Good Book, and for my part /
think there is not as much harm sitting
on the bank Of some quiet stream fishing
as there Is in rushing over the road at
high rate Of speed in an automobile
and burning up good money for gasoline.
1--WE have worked up lot of useless
theories about the observance Of the Sab
bath and this Idea about never going fish
ing or indulging in any other legitimate
enjoyment on Sunday afternoons after
church worship In tho morning IS one of
them"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
STOMACH treble And
CONSTIPATION ENDED
Suffered So He duldn't Work
for a Year, but Mr. McCor-
mick Was Cure Promptly.

81 had stomach trogle and conssipa-
ton for FIVE years. me year OF this
time I WAS unable to Vrk, suffering I'M
told agony. I doctoli with some OF
the best physicians, alb took many pro-
prietary medicines, bI could not ma
permanent relief. FiAly friend rec
commended Milks Emission. The hrss
few doses relieved me realty, and three
bottles of it effected apermanent cure
C. A. Mccormick, Aierson, Ind.
Mr.. Mccormick is tly one Of many
hundreds who have efured torture for
years and then foundsh Milks Emul-
sion gives blessed raIf and real, last
ing benefit. It costs pthing to try.
Milks Emulsion is ableasant, nutritive
food and a correctivemedicine. It re-
stores healthy, naturaIbowel action, 90
ing away with all nee of pills and pny-
sizes. It promotes apettte and quickly
puts the digestive otans in shape 70
assimilate food. AS builder OF resn
and strength, MiIks EulsiOn is strongly
recommended to thoseFhOm sickness has
wea kened and is a lwerful aid In re-
Sisting and requiring he effects OF vast
ing diseases. ChronI stomach trouble
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usually in one day
This is the only SD emulsion made,
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No matter how seFre your case, you
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
Oh, Well, We Can
Wear the Old 'Uns

CHICAGO, March 2O.-Last seasons
suits, shiny and worn, may yet be the
style In mems clothing for spring ana
summer.
The annual conference here between
officers of the National Wholesale Clo-
THEIRS association and the National Re
tail Clothiers' association did not decide
to lower the price of suits. Members
tried to formulate plans to prevent fur
Their increase, however.
''The price of mems clothes Is not too
HIGH" said Irving Crane. New York, sec
rotary of the wholesalers association.
"The price is controlled now as it has
always been, by the economic factors
of supply and demand and cost Of pro-
duction. That's the whole answer to
the price question of any commodity"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-03-20
POO POO, CHARLIE!
WHAT'S S5O,OOO?
Mildred Says You Ought to Be
Ashamed of 1t.

LOS ANGELES, March 2O.-Charlie
Chaplin, in a statement issued today,
made a complete denial Of the charges
of his wife. Mildred Harris Chaplin,
that he had failed to support her dur
ing their married life.
The statement was confined solely TO
finances in the Chaplin household, max
ing no mention Of Mrs. Chaplin's charges
of cruelty and desertion nor any counter
allegations. 1t stated that Chaplin is in
possession of $4,000 in Cancelled checks.
which were paid by him and expended
by his wife, in addition to her salary
of $1,000 weekly.
When shown the statement, Mrs. Chap
lin admitted that her comedian husband
had Cancelled checks to the figure named.
but said that he Ought to be ashamed
to mention the amount"
"This money was paid out for house
hold expenses" she said. But it Gov
ers the period of our entire married
life, for his expenses as well as my
own. paid for my own clothing.
Fifty thousand in two years. Good
nessi What / made was my only sal
walton. I did not intend TO press non.
support charges against Mr.. Chaplin in
my divorce suit. but shall do so now