davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
INGLATERRA SIGUE A LA
CABEZA DE LAS POTEN
GAS NAVALES
Su marina mercante cuenta
con III tcneIaje de mas
de Is millones de
toneladas

LONDRES. Octuhrc LA Marina
Merca1te del muado que antes de Ia
guerra contaba con 10 m~iilones de TO-
neladas, ACCOMPLISHMENTS, cuenta en-
Ia a~ctualidad con ccrca dc 20 millones.
y ESQ gracias a Ia enorne actividad
desplegada por las pr~incipaIes poter-
cias para rcConscru;r parte del tone
laje que perdicron.
e. tonelajc &c las PARTICIPATES po-
tencias en- Ia actualidaG. hecho como
esta va el repartO de los harcoS ale
names Y ejecutado en- = parte. los
programs navales de eSos palses. esta
clasificado por IA Lloyd inglcsa, de Ia
siguientc mancra:
Inglaterra viene primero con
I~S,1l1,OO0 toneIadas, seguida por Es-
tados Unidos con 1906. 900. Fl Jap6n
que en- 1914 ocupaha el scXto luga-
tiene hoy e. tcrcero con 2.996,0oo to-
| neladas. seguido por FranCia con
1868. 900.
Estas cifras incluyen IN conside-
rablc tonelaje que correspondent antes
de Ia guerra d los pafSes vercidos, y
que ha sido cedido u los AliadoS. Asf
| Alemania Que en- 1914 ocupaba q Sc
| gundo lugar, inmediatamente despues
| de Gran Brctana. con 100000 de 10.
neladas, solo esta considerable hoy cor
49,
E. tonelaje de los vapoves poseidos
| por las PARTICIPATES nacioncs en- 81 mes
de JUNO de 1920. es de 1906. 900 o sea
N aumento de S,5O1. 900 toncladas res
| 1ecto de 1914, pero en- definitiva Ia
perdida de buQues del mundo duran
te Ia guerra. considerando Ia suspen-
sion de Ia actividad norma! de las
-onstrucciones navales. ha sido dc
2.5I6.OOO.
La reduction del tonelaje Ell acti-
| vidad. que explica las actuales diff
| cuItades de Ia navigation. es de
$4,000 t~oneladas. aunQue' esta cifra
| IS IA menor de los ultimOs seis amos
= representa- una mejoria notable.
De las naciones que han aumentado
mas considerabIemente SUI tonelaje
vienen en- primer luGar los Estados
Unidos, que en- 1914 poseian el ~
DOT ciento del touclaje muHdial. y hoy
les corresponds el - por cienro de
este V ell IS por ciento de los buques
en- n~avegacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05

BERLIN. OCtUbre LA revelation
hecha por 81 Condo Reventlow acerca
del pacto socreto entire InGlatcrra. Fran
cia Y los Estados Unidos, con respec-
10 a Mexico y el Jan6n, fue T'ublica-
da en- Ia primera edici6n dc aver de 81
peri6dico Der Reichswart."
Al ser cntreristado hoy por IN CO.
rresponsal de Il aGcncia de infor
maci6n. para que le dicra ~algunos da-
tos adicionales. Sc rchus6 81 Condo q
rcvelar las fucntes de donde habla
obtenido IA information Dc ~rcferencia,
manifcstando que erar de tai carac-
ter. que no 10 deiaha luCar a duda
acerca dc las ~verncidad de dicha in
formation.
FL artfculo del Condo Rcvcntlow iii
Co Que Ia Gran Rretana estuvo repre-
scntada On dichas ncGociacicncs 7or
Arturo !. RaIfour = Francia per An
drss Tardieu Y ex?resa que dicha Dac
to Sc llev6 a caho en- los EstadNs Uni
COS. en- IA epoca en- ! Balfour es-
tuvo or ESQ pats. . raiz de la entra-
do dc los Estados CH!Gos en- Il guerra.
Doventiow pa~cce prcsumir que Ell
prcs.dcnte Wilson cbtuvo las prone
sas dc Frnrcie G IrGlnterrn de que
r~cconocerion "a doctrira Monroe, y
iuntamcntc cor u couaecuci6n do una
pogiei1n Ds~odontnnntc 81 Mexico )
| ana ~daata"ac:3n de IN rUrUncin do In
Gran Bre:aaa 10 ayUdcr III .fap6n on
9! case ii UEa guerra entire ioH f.stn-
dos GnileS Y 81 impeg.o tie! Sol M
| eieR:r. Eah:o!:sa e~aHsesu:do tai cosn,
bs3a j. preston del momoato, pucs log
at!adas So ha!Iabaa srGademeate Nc
sea'tades do IN ayuda de los Estados
Un'dae,
La aR:ea eeatss!6n qua h!Go Ee'
| ventie#= ri eorrespensai de refeFen-
Ga. fu6 Ia de que ia information d.
cha nEeeedia lie Washington y Ia de-
ina a ana indisereei6n. Come e. Cende
ieva aHaistad 9 aiguRes ~japeneaar
! 6a ~iRfiueneia, Sc cree Cue Ia in%forfna-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
En- dicho ~convenio Sc did
a este pals I'm mandate
complete sobre Mex.
y Ia America CtraI.
Ell ALEJAMTENTO DE LA
INFLUENCIA JAPONESA
Sensacionales revelaciones
hechas poz Ell Condo Won
Reventlow sobre el
citado pacto

WASHINGTON, Octubre 4.-Las
revelacioncs hechas por el Condo Re
ventlow, en- Berlin, relatives a un con-
venio secreto celebrado por Francia,
Inglatevra Y los Estados Unidos, en-
1917, y por el cual Sc daba a este Ill
tmo pats IN mandate complete sobre
Mexico, han venido 4 descubrir que
TODD ell mundo fue dividido en- esa epo-
ca, V por las naciones dichas, en- 'es-
feras de Influenza"
La esfera sobre Ia que sc do el do
mimic a los EStados Tnidos, compren
dfa ne solo 4 Mesico. sino 4 toda Ia
America Central.
En- las convcrsacioncs en- que Sc ira
Is tai convenio, los EStadoS Unidos
| 1Stuvieron Representatives por Ell Presi-
dente Wilson en- persona, Inglaterra
por Lord Balfuor. su Ninistro de Re-
l~acio1es EXteriores, y Francia por
Rene Niviani V nc por Andres Tar
dieu como Sc dice en- n Information
del politico aleman. Tardieu fungi6
como conseiero de Viviani, mientras
que cl AlrnirInte de Chair 10 fue dc
Mr.. Balfour. Tardieu cooper0 con e.
Estado Mayor General Americana Y
dc Chair o la-Armada de los Esta-
dos Cnidos, en Ia ~ejccucion del con
vCnio de refcrencia.
La Gran Bretaha : Francia, seGCn
| parece sc mostraron dcscosas de que
los Estados Unidos mantuvieran 81
Jurisdiction exclusive sohre Mexico,
Y astutamente Sc cstipul6 que sc lc
, la-S. .-,.N-p EGa - 10 vida =
! pr~opiedades dc los c~Xtranjeros en- csc
! pals. AmboS paiseS tendian a prove
| mir una aggression japonesa dcntro dc
| esta csfera, : Sc 1rovcyG que los ES'
| tados Unidos mantuvieran I'm 'cjer-
| cito y una armada adecuadaS para Ia
protection Dc Su esfera-"
Hoy Sc dijo aquI, Que e! Estado
Mayor General americana deSpach6
inmediatamoptc refuerzos a Ia frontc-
"a y que Il gran fuerza militar SC
ha mantcnido ALT desde ~entonces. La
| Armada por su pIrte, cstableci0 III
| scrvicio de patrulla Ell las costas del
Este y del Ocste de Ia Am6rica Cen
trail.
Is de notarse Ct hccho que no obs
| tantc que las naCiones dichas han
| cumplido fielmcuIe con 81 convcnio
de ~rcfc~cncia, este jamds fuG pucstc
en- escvitura = cl Jap6n jamas tuve
noticia dc tai convene, pucs hasta
| hoy que Sc han hccho las rcvclacio'
! mes por Ii prensa, q Emhajador dc
Jap6n aquf Ia tcnido noticia de IA
cosa.
\ raiz dc su pacto con Francia, y
segun Sc cree aqui. como resultadc
de e, q Presidente Wilson pidi6 Il
Jap6n que enviase m enviado eSpecia.
a los E.stados Unidos : q Baron Is
hhi lleg0 I POGO q este pals.
Daspues de varias dc pla-
ticaS. Sc concluy6 ei ahora famosc
conrenio Lansing-Ishii. que el Jap6r
siempre ha interpretado como I'm do
cumento que Ic da una jurisdiction az
el Leland Oriente. similar 4 la que d.
en- IL America Ia Doctrina Monroe d;
los Estados Unidos.
Isl FL Jap0n hubiera tenido como,
cimicnto del convenio previo celebra,
do por las tres pontcnciaS. que era ad
verso 4 suS interescS. DECLARE hoy VI
micmbro de n SeCretaria de Estado
de SECURE que no hahria enviado a
| Baron IShii a los Estados Unidos."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
gRLANDA TIENE UN
EJERCITO DE 800
MIL HOMBRES
Gobno. ingIes tiene
detaIIes completes de,
esa organization
Lord Morley cree que Ia
insurreccion irIandesa
no podra ser sofoca-
da facilmente

LONDRES, Octubre 4.-Cerca de
300, 900 hombres ha reClutado hasta Ia
fecha el Ejercito republican, de Irlan-
da, segIn las noticias de fuentes fl
dedignas que Sc han recibido aquf y
las cuales agregan que dichas fuer-
zas sc italian perfectamentc equip2-
das con ametralladoras, rifles y mu-
~niciones, peTo no con artillerfa-
FL Daily Cketch, que es el perio-
dico que da IL anterior n~oticia, dec
que el gobierno britanico tiene in
forme, detallados de TODD el personal
del cjGrcito Sim Feiner y una lista
de los micmbros pertenecients a los
diversos cuerpos y sus respcctivos
grades.
FL Castillo de Dublin, asicnt0 dc ia
autoridad inSlesa en- Irlanda, ha da-
do 4 Ia publicidad n nota nesando
IN sensational declaration de Arthur
Griffith, "prcsidente en- funciones de
il Rcpublica ~Irlandesa," de que a ad-
ni~inistraci6n inglesa en- Irlanda tiene
en- proyecto "aSesinar a los ltderes
Sim f~enianos.
Los f~uncionarios de dicha Oficina
han neSado tamhlcn Que Sc naSa III
tentado organizar represalias en- II
landa contra los Sim f~einers, no obs
tante los r~ccientes ataques que Sc han
llcvado a efecto en- muchos pucblos
de Ia isla-
Lord Morley, cx-Secretario por IT.
landa. en- una carta quo dirigi0 al
Times" dice que para nadie cs uA
sccrcto que los procedimientoc minis
t~erialcs cstdn dando luGar a nUcvoS
problemas en- Ia %situaci6n irlandcsa y
agravando los Antiques que han side
los principalcs obstacu!os para c!
buen eatcnGimiento Y scntimiento.
LOS que Green que Ia insurrccct6n
de 1920 pucda scr dominada como
IA de I79S, no Sc han dado cucnta
cxacta de los cambiOs de la era actual
dice Lord Morley. D!gasc 10 Tuc sc
uuiera, TODD 81 mundo dchc conDren-
dor que recurrir n n repression eN-
ccpcional cs tanto como admitir ci
fracaso V hacer n demonstration dc
Gcbilidad Y no de fuerZa-"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
MAGNIFICC PARA Ell 7 SU
EsPCSA

Hurley /. Watkins. de 2s0s Lytle
ST.. Louisville. Ky. nos diea Ia 81.
gu:eate. "Ercontre nua 81 ComPues
60 do Mel Y Alduttrar lie Feiey. era
10 qua aa~essitahaaaes ye Y Rai esPes
So para los FezfF:es." ESta fameER
mediaiHs ea igaaimeHte busna para
iag n;hes: esHse para les aduites. ALI
pa las EsEsz: TesfFi6E eFeuP, teseS
hFsn9uiaie=, y cainaR la eeRaez6n de
la eargaata a pFeveea las toses aes;
turnas, Ne eentisEe epie nj dFega;
gus fs#aaeR hahitez: Immediate Ell
sus Tesaltsdss: De veata eR tedaS
las dFseusfias, adv
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
MATANZAS DE ARMENIOS

CONSTANTINOPLA. Octuhre t.
Los armenios en- Bayazid, p~oblaci6n
del Viyaleto de Erzrum. seEun Sc in
forma. han sido aseinados en- masa-
pcr bandas de tartaros del Monte Ara
rat.
Marouke Ipranossia2.. de quien Sc
dice que era el mas rico hcmb-e de
Armenia, ademas dc ser p-es;dente
del emprestito independence de Ar
menia en- ConsJaDtinopla. muri0 en-
Ell descarrilamiento def exoreso de c.
OrieRte, ocurido el domingo C.t!no Ger
ca de Belgrade.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
LA AGITACION EN- la
D LA ACTIVAN
LOS TURCOS

WASHINGTON. Octubrc 4.-En I'm
informc que 81 gobicrno de IL India
ha enviado al gabiActc britanico. atri-
buye Ia intranquilidad que pucda
desenvolvcrsc en- aquella region a la
propaganda que realizan agi:adorcs
opucstos al convenio firmado cor Tur-
qufa, dandole caracter antinusulman
a fin de despcrtar una ~agitaciGn i'm
p%ortante.
En- dicho documento Sc hacc cxtcn-
sa relaci6n dc hechos ocurridos y sc
afirma que In situaci6n poltica Ia
meiorado mucho, pero que 81 los agsta-
dores loEran abrirse paso entire los
musulmanes y estos exigen como con-
secuancia Ia retirada de las tropas
del ccntro oriental, puede surEir I'm
probiema de graves consecuencias-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
Nuevo servicio de vapores
en- Ia costa del Pacifico

GJAYMAS, Son. Octuors Como
Ia infornara oportunamente "a Sc
cretaria de ComuEtcaciores y Oosas
P6blicas, Ia Compahia Navlera MeN-
cana instal0 IN nuevo servicio de va
pores en- Ia costa del Pacifco. desig-
nando ii efecto Ell vapor Mexico" pa
"a que haga los primercs WAGES en-
esa ruta,
Ell mencionado vapor sali6 con fecha
d. aver de este puerto, rumbo 4 Sa-
lima Cruz, de donde reSresar4 e. oFi
j. del mes en- curse, = etecto de na-
Ger w viaje redondo nensuaLmente-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
ATENTADO CONTRA LA
D DEL SULTAN

CONSTANTIEoPLA, octubre -
'-Inf6rmase que n coaspiracton 70
mentada por los bolshevtkis asiat!cos
para asesinar al Sultan. ha stdo des-
cubierta. Con motive de clio ell Pa
lacio Imperial esta siendo nuy b!cn
c~ustodiado y la parada del Aho Nue.
yo Arahe que dsbia celebrarse 81 lu-
mes. ha sido cambiada por un acto
privado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05

diantes de las diversas facultaces
reina gran entusiasmo por ~concurs2r
en- estas juntas olimpicas y de cada
una de elias han empezado a enViar
a la Cniversidad Ia hsta de alunnos
que desean ser inScritcs para ton%r
parte en- los juegos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05
Juegos depOrtivos de los
!. estudiantes universitarlos

C. De MENICO. Octubre la Uni
Yersidad Nacional prepare para eI ga
I de los c~orrieates n "NhIolclon de-
portiva que tendri luSar en- 81 HIPPO
dromo {. Ia CondeSa. Entire los estu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-05

ci6n Ia haya obtenido por esas fuen-
ties. Phonetic que en- ell tercer ndmero
de Der Reichswart," que ~aparecera
dentro de dos semadas, dara mas de-
TALES de csc convenio secreto.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16

his friends We're alarmed ana notified
the police
The police said today that they had
been unable to trace the telephone call
on learn the Identity OF the man VIII"
gave the warning.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
HIS PER|SCOPE WAS
ASLEEP AT SWITCH

l. Guiana of Gary. who was found
guilty and fined in the city court yes
terday for having violated the state
liquor law. was not going to take any
chances on letting a motorcycle officer
ship up behind his automobile and place
him under arrest and as the neces sary
precauuon he carried a miniature peri
scope.
While travelling along The highways
and byways. Guiana occasionally lifted
the periscope to his eye and viewed the
scienery IN the rear OF his machine.
Somehow or other. however. Guiana was
not on the job when an officer placed
him under arrest al Twenty-frst ave.
and Grant It. in TolIeston. The officer
saw Guiana throw something to the
side Of the road and upon picking 1T up
the astonished policeman found the
young periscope.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
THREE LAKE COUNTY
WOMEN ARE ELECTED

LOGANSPORT. IND. April 16-Three
Lake county women were honored with
offices at the Presbyterian meeting
here. Mrs. F. \. Hicks of Rcming-
ton. was reelected president OF the
Losansport district Presbyterian wo-
mems organization at the closing ses-
sion OF the forty-fcurth annual CON
ference held Tuesday and Wednesday
other officers of the organization
who will serve during the coming year
are Mrs. +. F. Van Ness. Of Vaipar-
also. first vice president; Mrs. " arren
r. McCray. or Kentland. '-econd vice
president, and Mrs NJ L. Dinwiddle
or Crown Point. third vice president
The secretaries appointed are: Mrs
F L. Chilote. Of South Bend. home
and freedom: Mrs. Z. r. Brown OF
Winamac, foreign: Miss Grace James,
OF Gary. young people: Miss Emma
Ash. Of Logansport Westminster
Guild; Mrs. F. A. Howard. Of Rem
layton. Mission Study; Mrs wills Ber-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
THREATS MADE
'GAINST YOUNG
ROCKEFELLER

BUFFALO, y y, April l6-An at
tempt to assassinate John u. Rooke-
teller. Jr.. last night just before he
left his hotel TO address a meeting iu
behalf OF the Inter-chureh world move
ment here.
This was the reason assigned by the
police today for the unusual precau-
tons which were taken at THE meeting
g guard the young Oh magnate
MIR. Rockefeller was IN his room at
the hotel Ststler when man called
him on the telephone and warned that
AZ effort would be made 20 Kill him
while he spoke, according to the po-
lice. Mr. Rockefeller is said not 20
have taken the threat seriously but
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
INDIANA MAN
HELD FOR MURDER

ST LOUIS. Moo, April I6-Police
today are searching for Tony Williams
OF West Terre Haute. Ind. believed
10 be the husband Of Reba Newman. 20
years old Paris. m. girl who was
slashed to death on the street here
last night.
Although refusing 70 connect VIII
liams with the killing the police think
he might be able 70 throw some light
on the affair. They are also seek <
a Greek formerly employed in a Paris.
Ill. pool room. whom Police chief
Bates. of that place. said over the teie-
phone Tailed with the description Of
the man who attacked the girl and
slashed her throat.
In the meantime Harry s. spanEier
a chauffeur. is being held by the cor
oner as q witness. Spangler told the
police he had an engagement - meet
the girl at o'clock last evening The
girl was killed al $50 BY man who
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
JOHNSON
IN GARY ON
MONDAY

As speakers IN the big republican
campaign to be waged throughout
Lake county and Gary. Hiram Joha-
son. Senator Borah and Mr.. ODonnel
are to appear in Gary in the near fu-
ture.
This morning F. 3. Eshleman city
chairman for Hiram Johnson received
a telegram announcing the dates ~
their arrival. The New Dorman and
Sykes garage has been secured as il
i the only place in the city that viii
accommodate the monster crowd that is
expected to hear these speakers
Hiram Johnson viii be in Gary on
the evening OF the 18th. Senator Borah
on the 9Th and Mr.. O'Donnel on the
59th OF this month
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
CARPENTERS ARRANGE
FOR THEIR CONVENTION

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. April 16-De-
tails of the plans for the next quadren-
NAL convention Of the United Brother
hood &c Carpenters and Joiners Of
America. % be held fl Indianapolis be-
ginning September 90. were worked out
by the general executive committee,
which has closed its session in Indian
apolis.
The meetings will he held in the
Athenaeum and about 500 delegates are
expected. according TO William L. Hutch
eson. president.
Ia addition 70 the convention plans.
the committee acted on working agree
ments between local unions and con
tractors in many cities. Satisfaction
was expressed with the general situation
and little difficulty in obtaining Increased
wages for workers are reported.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
700 ARE HIT.


INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
CHICAGO. April 10 More than zoe
swItchmen i'll the local headed by john
Grunau. chief of the rebels" were hit
b. the first order Of the brothcrhoods.
Despite claims ~ the strikers tina,
hey Intended to hold fast in the face
Of the arrest OF their leader and the
Overwhelming odds against them, rail
read officials and brotherhood chiefs re-
port ed that tho strike vas speedily
breaking UP and THAT the movement Of
freight is nearing normal.
Grunau and the other twcnty-nine
strike leaders under federal arrest. may
disdain giving bonds today and surrend-
err in a body for the purpose Of going
10 Jail. The brotherhood chiefs look on
this as the scheme Of the strike leaders
70 make MARTYRS Of themselves" in the
hope of winning public sympathy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
MURDERED MANS
SKULL EXHIBITED

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
IONA, Mich. April 1.-THE skull Ct
John Smary was exhibited TO jury
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
De BOX CASE
IN LANSING
IS ENDED

LANSING. LII. April 1.-THE not
crious DeBok case which has been the
source OF much excitement here came
to an end when George DeBok. far
mer. was Yesterday awaraeu ,..e Gus
tody or his girl-wife, Nellie osterlfor
DeBok. BY Judge Michael I. McKin-
ley in the Superior court in Chicago.
The Juvenile court dropped the case
when Joseph L. Moss. chief probation
officer. received Information from Hol-
land showing that DeBok is the step
father. not the father. OF the girl
The marriage took place shortly be-
fore child. Of whom DeBok is the
father, was born.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16

~. OF Logansport literature; Mrs. A
F Long Of Rensselaer,. extensions and
Mrs. T. Coke, of Plymouth. over
seas hand work
The treasurers appointed for me
year are: Mrs. f. w Woltzman.s OF
br"oNston. home and freedom. and Ms
A r. Macarthur. OF Cary foeign
More than eighty delegates from north
ern Indiana attended the conference
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
BEST WAY TO
BRING DOWN PRICES
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcE

DETROIT, Mich, April i6-on Tues
day Of this week potatoes We're selling
al $3.50 per busheI
On Wednesday the Detroit Federation
Of womens Clubs and the Detroit STE
wards Club instituted a two-weel1s' boz
colt against the purchase or use OF vege-
tables and the principal hotels and res
iaurants banished the tuber from ther
menus. Today potatoes are quoted at
s4.25 per bushel and the boycott leaders
declare they will force the price TO 81 So
before they end their campai gn.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
S0THER GRAY'S POWDERS
BENEFIT MANY CHILDREN

Thousands OF mothers have found
Mother Cray's Sweet Powders an excel
lent remedy for children complaining 81
headaches. colds. fererishness stomach
troubles and other Irregularities from
which children suffer during these DAYS
and excellent results are Accommodated
by its use Used by mothers for over az
years Sold By Druggists evcrywhere.
ADV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
SITUATION SAME
IN DETROIT
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

DEIROIT, Mich.. April Ito I'm.
provement has been shown in the
switchmen's strike situation this morn
ing and both the railroad officials and
the strikers announced that nothing
would pc done locally today towards
settlement. but that the railroad la
ocr would be depended on T. bring
about q solution Of the difficulties
The food and fuel situation Is growing
worse
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16
SWITCHMEN
BARRED OUT
OF UNIONS
NEWS sGRvIcEl

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERVIcEl
CHICAGO. April l6.-SwItchmen who
rebeiled against their union officers and
engaged in the strike here were barred
forever from the ranks Of union labor
today and were branded by the brother
hood heads as renegades and outlaws.
This drastic action was taken after
the strikers failed 70 respond q sum
mons sent out tn 81 i Whitney. chief
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16

walked up to her she was crossing
the street, and according to witnesses.
spoke a few words. then cut her throat
and ran so quickly that bystanders did
not ralize what was happening until
the girl fell to the pavement.
The girl formerly lived with sister
in Terre Haute, Ind
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16

here today in the trial Of Warren At
ter, who is charged with the old mans
murder. Display OF the grewsome
evidence was made in an esort TO show
that Smary died from blow on the
head
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-16

Of the Brotherhood or Railway Train
men. demanding that they appear before
him for trial
II is believed that similar action by
lie brotherhoods viii be taken through
cut The country
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1920-09-18
ATTENTION, LADIES!
(And All Other VOters)

/ will be at the following place:
on the following dates to register
you:
Ward 1, Sept. 20, Town Hall, Il
jacksonville.
Ward 2, Precinct 2, September Il
at Fendiason & Verger's store ~
Folsom.
Ward 2, Precinct 1, September ~
at Sandy Ford polling booth.
Ward 8, Coovington, at courthouse
every day from 10 a. m. to 3 p. N
Ward 4, September %, Town Hal.
Vaudeville.
Ward 5, September "a, ]. D. Ja.'-
rel store, Bush.
Ward 6, September Is, at Wood
store, Talisheek.
Ward z, September 27, at w. il
Davis Office, Lacombe.
Ward 8, September 20, at Town
Hall, Pearl River.
Ward 8, September 20, at Town
Hall, Slidell.
Ward 10, September 80, at ToW1
Hall, Abita Springs.
w. e. BLOSSMAN,
Clerk of Court and Ex-Oficio Reg
istrar of Voters.