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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02
NOTICE.

Auxiliary OF American Legion
meet at Beyler hall Monday at 7:3O
p N. 10 attend the tabernacle meet
ing in a body 54Vt--
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02

Wilson T.. snyder, candidate for
county treasurer. sOlicits the vote OF
those participating i'm the democratic
primaries next Tuesday, May Il
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02
A Sale of Sample
Dresses S13.75

They're Of Talcta and GeOrg-
cite and at this price (SI3.75)
will cause unusual comment.
Most any style will be found i'm
the lot - But THEY AR o.
WORTH TWO TIMES THE
SALE PRICE. We don't ask
you TO take our word here for
tive ask YOU to see thc dress
cs-AND WE KNOW YOU'LL
TAKE OUR WORD. \ drcs,
sale Ike this is out Of the ordi-
nary. and it's a very special one
tomorrow at BrandOn's. \ per
son could easily buy two OF
three OF these (and be all ready
for most any oCCa~iOn) at
price that YOU might pay for
one single dress.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02

One peep at these Coats will con-
vince you that THEY ARE REAL
GOOD COATS and when compared
with the price ARE REAL GOOD
BARGAINS. New Spring Sport
Coats, long and short Icngths-are
Of Serge. POplin. Polo and Novel
ties. They're regular seas values
But TOMORROW YOU GIT
THEM at 1913 each. Brandon's.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02
A Sale Of Dresses
Tomorrow S24.75


and you should see them.
Taffetas, Georgcttcs, Satins in
an extraordinary sale tomorrow
(AND TOMORROW ONLY.)
Women wanting extra valne
and extra pretty dresses should
attend this sale and get them at
S2475.
Because Tuesday and any
time after Monday you'll have
10 pay S39.75 for them. The
sale Is special for tomorrow
and to make the first dress sale
I'm the many sale events to 0e
remembered by all, wen sell
them at this price.
So be ready tomorrow and
get them at $24.75.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-02

THURSDAY SIS DAY.
Next Thursday, May 9Th, Is - day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
Japan Again Seeking
To Return Shantung

TOXIC Aprl -H-TUo IIpaursn
iorrir office recently instructed Min
lister phat1 nt p,kiuE again tn open
negotiations with thD chinese govern
mCnt Tor the return ut ShHutuug
province direct Go China hy Japan Do
was semi-ouicIally stated fadul.
Foreign minister Ichidn according
tu the s"ml-omcll. uo,ut Hi. made
This statement tr tho cabinet Nostrf
duy. Tic Instructions Wcr, scUi the
minister said. lH 90 period uf three"
months since the signing OF b peace
treaty with Germany bad elapsed on
Aurl % and GERMANY rights BOO
Shuntuug. according Goo tho shautung
clauso OF the treaty. th,u vested Boo
Japan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
EFFICIENCY
THREATENED BY
TEACHER SHORTAGE
Wagner Will Take Facts About
New Mexico Situation to Ma
tional Conference on School
Crisis in Washington.

SANTA FL, \, ~. April 2s..To
ret the exact aituHtiun in each county
IN New Mexico about the supply Of
teachers available Tor the states pub
lic schools during The coming year.
state School Superintendent D. a.
wagner has called q conference Of
all county school sunerintendfnts tu
meet la Santa Ie ncvt Tuesday. MAY
Z. The facts submitted az hts con
ference Will FORM the basis OF a re-
port which Mr. Wagner wiz 4nko
TO a National Conference ON the
school Crisis which will meet in
Washington on May 10. at The All
Of p a. CLAYTON, T.. y. commissioner
Of education. with a shortage NJ
10000 trained teachers IN the
schools of the unfian this year and
with school efficiency greatly reduced.
the bureau Of educntiun lms facts be-
fore % lndfcafinr %, sfln rravct short.
agc during the cumiug year. 10 Us
due mainly TO INADEQUATE salaries
paid to the teaching profession, par
ticulafiy IN the rural schools all
though all classes Of teacher are az
fccted. School and educational ox-
perts and authorities. las commits
%sioners. newspaper editors and bust
ness men have been asked TO meet
In this conference which viii seek "a
practical WAY TO uncuuragc general
increases In s~alarics Of eachcrs he
fore "a new school year begins
Tho salary situation in New McN-
leo has beer partly relieved by the
discovery OF the attorney generals
Office that the present law fixing
teachers saiaries means q school year
Of ~ months. instead of a school
term. ~ heretofore construed. This
VIII make Il possible Tor county
honrds OF education To- submit and for
county commissions To adopt budgets
which viii allow o General increase OF
the salaries OF toachrrs. permitting
the payment Of "a living wage Boz the
rural schools a- well as in the
municipalities and thus retaining Ina
tho service many competent teachers
who otherwise would have 20 seek
positions elsewhere or other work boz
order go meet cNr"necs Expressions
upon tentative school budgets sub
mitted boz 20 number OF counties. both
from county commissioner uud tax
payer indicate a general uppreclu-
ton of the s%eriousner- OF the situu-
ton and of the necessity iut making
the Increased appropriation boz order
10 maintain school efficiency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
IF KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS
Says Backache is a sign you have
been eating too much meat,
which forms uric acid.

Whom SOU wake uu with bbckucho
and dull misery 900 CO., kidney region
DO generally means you have utDu
'auug too muyU m'lt. SAYS u we'll
kuuWu authority. Nrff forms uric
acid which ~urrrwuriH fho kisupNH 900
Iuslr sffuru Zoo litter Do from fut blood
aud th,t U.pom, sort OF urraIyz,I
Hud lorrN, when ynur EiduDNH get
Iurrish and clog you must relieve
them like you relieve you owe
removing 900 Tho nudN's urluuus waste
,is' Sou hHy ~EHriauchU. Hlok hupd
trh' igai spells your stomach snurs
f1nEuH be- coated Iui whom the wealth
go is utd 90 have rheumatic twluucs
The utIu, ls cloudy full uf sediment
channels often get sore water scJlds
aud you are uuIEpd tu seek relief
two CO.. thsv, TIMES during me night
Eitutr consult % ruun reliable uhN-
Hicluu tt once uI get from our phur.
mucist about four ounces ut Iud
SuIts. ttFp 10 tablespoonful ln 90 glass
of water hn.orp hryIhtI-. Cor 90 few
Irya and our Kidneys will then act
fine. This famous Suits j. made from
tho acid uf grapes aud lennon Juice
combined with lithiH, m has been
use, for generations 60 clean and
simulate sluggish kiduoys. also 40
u]eutIHliyo ucidH 600 fhp uriup So 10 mo-
longer i%rrit1tDs 'hus ending bladder
weakness
JHd salts rs % me- saver for regular
meat enters. o. Is Inexpensive cam
not iniur, and make e delightful.
,u,r,csc,ut llthiu water ,rink.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
MAY DAYS.

MHv /. 1sgS-Dcwey defeated tho
Spanish fleet In Manila harhor.
May g. fsSg-Haymarkct riot
tsuIuing farm machinery workers.
Chicago. M
May s.. iSAG-TIrst successful flight
af % heayier-than-alr machine. Lang
Icy airpinnc; flight made ncar Wash
inrinn, H. q. No person in the ma
chine.
May g.. tg1i-stcamship Lusltania
torpadord hF German submarine.
lnas Of lives liaf.
May p 1890 Mothers Day.
Stay 10, 1N5s-Goid discovered In
Colorado.
May 30. iSGt-Jeffcrson Davis.
president confederate states. captured
Us northern cavuirymen.
May %. ihas-hinneHota admitted
into uniou.
Nray ~. ieo5-Berinning of first
Eneiiih settlement in America, Ht
jamestown. Va.
May is ists-war against Mexico
declared.
MAY 90 issl-Ameriean RED Gross
May 20. iSia-sayannah. first
steamship 10 cross Atlantic. sailed Tor
Iavrrpupi
Nayt 81, lsis-wiseouslu admitted
into union
May Memorial Day.
Mas a. i9l3-Electlon 81 Tnltod
states senainrs by vote of people
made "a part Of the fcaeral conaniu-
lion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

EiHor EsenluE Herald.
Albuquerque New Mexico.
Dear sri
Under ordinary crcumaancss should not pay particular aitca-
ten 10 the new attack o n me and my omsc which appeared in yonr
attack the question OF law enforcement must ash that you kindly
bling law, which s chapter 10 of the laws OF 1917 that H. is NOT a
Violation 81 law for ans number of persons o st in aud pa, az any
c.fnea Of chance. hut ttat ne las H. violated only truotinu the words
% the stntnte) when ANY person who Tor money r. anythAns OF value,
conducts DR. operutes any game Of chance or who knowingly
permits an, such game 70 be 80 operated upon premises OF which ne
Is the ovner. er~ The New Mexico supreme court On o. recent de-
doubicds was ondcr the former sintutc The petitioner
made 10 none, or ansthlne OF value out 81 the "rake-om' Of tine
game % fr - appears from the evidence n'd ne violated NO la"
when ne PLAYED poker Tor money"
bling when the law affords no relief, u y a.. p"nn aH ne n,es on
our faces what the law means. hut quote shc words from the su-
how absolutely foolish and without merit rs the contention OF The
Herald. that con walk into a room where men re- playing poker
M. ~ aae'nfrs~ to ~sr,. or 'p,rnittrnra hem. a br "copducied or
e"sr1tad, tSat ss about a. liable and plays for money tha, has any
20 nd that man who g. taUnr This 'rakc-on' wicu there s one
stand ready aud willing NJ Gar ~ the umhea force allowed me viii
potmit. ta x or send men anywhere with any person. from % Herald
reporter down to de humblest citizen Of our cominunu, 10 ny 10
with the chnds play of following cold trails that would make O. joke
OF tho Office.
m were to pat my foree at work raiding every bunch of non
found congrceated and pying poker Tor mono, In icrnhlllo county
The Herald would doubtless sy that was .gtand+Sundng ana
convictions could not be had: ana 1t would be wholly and entirely
nov. when in the honest effort ut dschargf Of duty n doins r"N
what any sensible Officer Of the law. In Wow Of me law in This stat
and the court decisions could do.
In conclusion VIII say that am wfih- Co have m, admins
tartion OF the office Of sheriff Tor tho two terms that have served
Nv" rso.t t",tan TTt lcr,tI NAV wpn, rsutrp of tine sool
rct thai uc ux payers Of tho county are 40; 10 crau about o.
rar, an orean ~ Aubuqucraue I uust you will publish This letter
az omcc. tsienep RAFAEL GARCIA sh"yn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
The Dawn of
Universal
Brotherhood

Editor. Evening Herald.
sir:-
We approach the solving % a. mys-
terry. Kept "a secret since the begin
ming 81 Tao woria; used first by tho
Jewish people and given 20 all govern
mcnts and the church FOR obedience
uf fnliih Tho mystery D. The com
munication of thought or the word.
as ia BIS called in the Scriptures. BY
having control over your mind YOU
arc subjected 10 Whatever rules YOU
are governed Boy and YOU cunnot OK
rsors your W opinion, as your lips
are sealed you must obey the
word or suffer ths consequences. Your
every thought b. known ut the God
head or hrnGuusrtrrs You are bound
90 Niolh ubt dipucc 10 H higher author
ity. This has been the Causs 81 u
WITS and revolutions and social I'M
rest % the trouble between capital
and labor. AS each slide huG 10 do
things against their VIII. Both Sides
were misunderstood.
Ny reason for making his known
d To- bring peace on earth ana 20 do
away With ul commercial me hypo-
r~titical religions AN. have q new doe
trlnt. governed by Truth. love, Justice
and wisdom and equality. ana "a
I brotherhood of mankind. ana do away
D " N-HH 800" E-"-" -HN 900"
power and one God for AN as we are
{ l1l the children az God born free.
This ls spoken uf in the Scriptures aa
the passing away ~ the old world.
W. will have a new world, ruled
hy truth and the golden rule Any
religion o. social organization which
attempts TO contradict this for selfish
reasons should he exposed as they
are 20 cstriurui 40 society. speak
as % freeman. u.s. uy mind cannot Dee
controlled. 70 l- spoken bon the Scrip
turfs that the world shall Tee delivered
FROM hunduge ana that "thOrc shall
rnu.e out Of ~ the bsliyerer aad
phnii uufn away ~uugodilncss from
jacob. Tor this is my covenant with
them, when I SHAH take away th"ir
Hiua'
The apostle Paul says In his cpistlo
o. the Romans. chapter a, verse 81.
"HocsuHc the creature itself also shall
corruption into tho glorious liberty
ul The children Of God
On closing his opistlc' verse 20. he
sair "Nnw fI him that Be- Of power
io establish you according TO my COS
pot and the preaching ~ Jesus Christ.
according 90 the revelation of th'
mN stcry which WAS Kept secret since
The wurlU hogan hut now Be- made
manifest. and hy the Scripture ui
thr prophets according Co b com
m-andurcuf Of the cverlastinr GOD
made known tn an nations for iho
obedience 81 faith Go GOD nnly wise
|lLc glory through tosuH christ for
ftDr. Amen
An through tho Sew Testament %
unphpsies ~ this new day.
Thanking Vot for this enllrhtcn'
mpui and hoping to be- OF service "a
humanity. ! rrmnin. Faithfully,
o.. j. ONEWMAN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
Rotarians Nominate
20 Candidates for
Board of Directors

n today meeting OF the Rotary
ciub - candidates for places nu the
new board OF directors were uom,u-
utcd. They viii be- voted ON at thr
.cxt meeting o. the club. MAY
NlF principal ADDRESS go todly'H
meeting was BY Col. ,errssY. OF the
ROYAL serbian uruy. nov s director
uf tho SerhIun child welfare aEsoCia-
tiou tuioncl CrossN gave the l;u-
tufiaus % graphic picture % the tr-
rihlc Huffrfinps ui serbian women
and yhllirnu. and au inspiring ac.
count nf tine service httlo Serbia pr.
formed fur the world whom shH stood
ont alone against thc combined cen
trail powers ON 600 hor borders saving
Chez oagf against tl" German plan ~
conquest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
The Prayer of a
Livestock Man

Albuquerque. y ~. Aurll -. 1890.
Editor. EyoninE Herald,
AfFnQuerque, Neg Mexico.
Dear hlf
fehl with Interest your rufit
in yoH erdny's paper Of tho iga.
ton rfgardlur stealing being maht IN
this ruuntY.
n the conditions nlfF ssfrl are true
aud mnuy believe they are why not
publish IN y0ur snap Shot column Tho
proven af conscientious livestock men
iu illr aiule. which iH ns follows.
ooh lnri. give POS % mounted police
With u gunfeifnff,
you Iauy use tlir ua ynu please
lunfr fOrF trniy.N
j. W BYRD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
DEAFNESS Cannot Oe Cuf.

by local applications ms they cnnu0t rea
the diseased portion OF the ~ There
only one way TO cure Catarrhal peafnC.
and that is BY "a constitutional RENEE
HALLS CATARftH MEDICINE ht
through the Blood on D MUCOUS 6urfad
Of the system. Catarrhal Deafness
caused hY an inlamod condition OF {
mucous lining OF the Eustfclian Tut
when this tube IL iuiamed you have
rutuhiiur sound or Imperfect hearing, a
when Il IS entirely closed. Deafness Is Q
result. Unless the Inflammation can be .
duced and this tuhc restored 80 It's n
NAL condition. hearing may he destroy
forever. MANY cases OF Deafness &
caused by Cntarrh. which II an infnm
condition of the Mucous Surfaces.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for n
case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cam
be cured by HALLS CATARi
MEDICINE.
An Druggists &c. Circulars free
+. J. Cheney a Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

proved of 20 thing. Now Il can nd
somebody boz Jail ID it doesn't appto, !
80 the award should be unfal
public opinion wni protect labor. ~
work unwnlnglY fur unfair wages.
e think The court ls making Ncf
satisfactory pioffcfs and rrlucism
premature"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
District Attorney Endorses Children's
Hospital

p,aiue, Aiiorucy's Once. second judicial District.
Albuquerque. New Mexico
April 20. 1890
Hon. NJ. y. Hickey, Chairman "Nfohcfa nay caii" chit
drcn's charity Hospital Fund.
Aihoqt 1raue New Mexico.
Ny Dear Judge:
have been requested hy yon In your capacity as
county Chairman or Inc childfch's CHARITY Hospital fnni.
Tor Hctnaiil0 County. a. give YOU my opinion ns 20 the
need OF such an Hospital, and the benefits 20 the com
mrnity ana tho state and the large territory covercd hy
such u cbaii4 Hospital Tor crippled and handicapped
children.
cNerN public official in our state am sure. aud ih Ainu.
qlctlue Nc have fouitd MANY such helpless children, with
n" plan 90 mr provided fuf their care nrd cure.
The Chiidfcns Home and Hospital which dues its
work under corHomtt ruwefa. and which owns is own
property ~ u Charitable Corporation. ~ Admiralty GtNel
TO- .nanage The thldren's charity Hospital for the state.
Tho Society under The leadership OF as President. Mr.
Joshua 3 HHNnpidH. ana tho active management 0f 49,
Supcrmtcndcnt nr. e.. u. Lukens. has always responded io
the co.'s 81 the DISTRICT Atterut3's phce Tor tho care and
fehcf ot such cases as could be- properly tefctrei 10 Then,
mating from mo office or ,itccti, from the Society. hnve
We found anythinf hnt tho most conscientious and kiudi,
care and that without reference to rare. color, crord or
uniltcs
We believe from our handling of such casos with the
Society that ~ hHA NO UNCONVENTIONAL connection. nor Doe
tuss any Scctartan faVofitsm.
We wish YOU succc,s In your undertaking..
GEORGE o.. CRAIG.
District Attorney,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

So Doc did puli one. llp lld not
have tho proper instrument ur the
proper experience. o. wuz 90 ions uud
painful operation Finals. thuuph.
the tooth tume out.
Nov tatd Vac. wipinu bis brow.
we'll 30 after the other ouc'
40 WdoedN. MiHtlh botcor Man
said Tho woman You've done
scared thgt other tooth go had now
dat itll uoyah ache nu more"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
THAT OTHER TOOTH WILL
BEHAVE AFTER THIS!

The physician deals largely with
miscfy hut. jus the nmc. hrmor
comes into his life ut Times. Tor lu-
stance. u colurDd woman cumc 20 70
ulAf stefan Boa o. little western town and
complained that Two COT her teeth were
aching e am mo- dentist nc suid
'Hut ] think can PUN them for you
I guess rll have to. as Ions as thoru
is mo lat here
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
The Law WeSt of
Fifteenth Street

rV<JIE EVENING HERALD takes pleasure. in publishing
herewith a letter from sheriff Rafael Garcia OF Bcrnailio
: county, in which the sheriff. following up a recent inter.
view in Tie Herald, gives a further aid more detailed expires
sion Of his Interpretation Of his duty as the principal peace
officer Of the county. The Evening Hcrald believes that the
fullest publicity should be given to this letter, both IN fair.
ness 10 the sheriff aud 10 the taxpayers who pay his salary.
This letter is in reply ia charges which have been made
by The Evening Herald that Sheriff Rafael Gnreia is not cx.
crcsing proper vigilenee in detecting violations Of the law
%forbidding gambling or in supprcssing houses Of prostitution
in Bcrnahlio county. Sheriff Garcia = letter follows;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29
HAVE YOr HONG NANIF'
N YDhN BUSINESS.

SfIANEHAl, CHINA hong
namal q q firm. or trade name r. ~
VA. speaking before the chinese "A
club told American 90 choose Nhi-
n.sc Monies for their cpmpunieH which
uara easy 10 write and meant some-
isina.' "Thr STANDARD OH cos thi-
ne.4. or hong name, means ~ and
roufiftaui With what men expect
snId be-. 'Whle the Anderson Meyer
y Co hong name means careiuinosA
and prosperity.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

Kiln IL healthier than orlinar,
milk because u was %pasturiSrd iE'-
fore tie Mutcr wa tnkun from H..
Tile bacteria IN Kiln II less dian -
In ordinary milk. Phone GS3 or call
tua Mr.t Ctntrui nNcnur. south
western klim company. OiarrN
IDhu~pn's uiurcl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

The Herald is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-29

England BE- experiencing an cpl
domic OF divorces
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-29
LOVE BROS. OF AURORA FILE CIR
CUT COURT PROCEEDING
AGAINST STANARO STEAM MO.
TOR COMPANY OF OTTAWA TO
COLLECT AMOUNT OF NOTE.


The Stanard Steam Motor com
pany. owners of an automobile engine
which gavo nronisa of revo,utioni2in,
,,,- ,. ..,,..,. ,a.,. .., ,,,.,,1
'''o ''''''' '"''''N''H y ''''' "9'' '''''"'
defendants III S3,09e Halt hied IN the
circuit court by Love rros aurora
founders. The suit is to recover the
amount of a note signed by officers
Of the company, an Ottawa concern.
and given the foundryment for work
in constructing the first model en-
CINE
Defendants are NJ. l.. Stanard and
+. II Stanard, patalI ees Of the engine;
VI O. Krueger: f.. H Mills; Thomas
r. BellrOsc. W. r. Kamaghan; II l..
Nicholson; J L. Bane ANA james f.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-29

throughout the United States are
being studied by the board Of direc-
tors. It j. expected that the board
VIII have the Ottawa plans in shape 80
present at a meeting Of the citizens
r"OrgauiZation committee to b" called
early next week. At this meeting the
committee viii adopt one Of the plara
submitted and will elect general
chairman
Work has commenced on the scloC-
ton of the citizens rcOrgauiZatiDu
committee. The NAMES Of these me,U-
hers are being prepared and will ,c
ready soon. A general chairman viii
be appointed, who in turn will ap-
point numcrou, committees TO carry
on the many details incident to the re.
organization program.
From al parts Of the city words aJ
praise and c0mmondation are being
received on the reorganization m0yo
ment by the board Of directors. s +
Bradford. secretary of the Central Life
Insurance company visited rcorgaui
Zation headquarters today and was Ell
Unused with the now plans as outlined
Charles Sanders tcloph0ned this
morning and expressed his regret ~
having been out OF the city last night
But" he said, I'm with YOU
Among those present at last night
meeting were. ". Mcpherson. Cla~
ence Gl'iecs. l.. g. Brand, William MIl
holland, G j. Melzger W. Dickens, }
! !. nougherty, Ed Claus. J. W, Fcehau
| II. W. COndo Sidney Stiefel G "
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-29
UNION MINER CHIEFS
OUSTED. SAYS REPORT

Springfield, Ill.,, Sept %, Unonl-
c'a' returns from the nominations for
state Offices Of the United Mine
Workers indicate landslide for the
antindminiStration candidates. ac.
cording to announcement this morn
ing of President Thompson of the
Springfield subdistrct.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-29

Philadelphia. Sept. 29.-Babe Ruth
scored his lith home run of the sea
son today in the first game of a double
header with Philadelphia.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-29
GRAND JURY TURNS
SPOT LIGHT upon
white S0X bRIbERS

Chicago Sept 29.-~-True bills naming three ball
ayfs not members Of the be White White So1 "a and hrss
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-29
TWENTY PER CENT, INCREASE IS
REPORTED FOR COUNTY EMPLOYEES
THREATENING CLOUDS
CLEAR FROM COURT
HOUSE SKIES
COMMITTEE MUM

FEES AND SALARIES GROUP CON-
PLETEED HEARINGS LATE LAST
NIGHT AND DEPARTED FOR
HOMES WITHOUT LEAVING AN /
DATA WITH COUNTY CLERK
I FERGUSON.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-09-29
THE WEATHER

Cloudy and slightly
warmer tonight and
Thursday.
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-10
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