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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03

Declaration Of independence be-
fore the continental congress in
Philadelphia. 1t was signed on
July 4, 1776. The members Of the
committee are standing before
the table while their leader lays
the document before John Han
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03
Presenting the Declaration of independence.

The painting above repro
duced illustrates an event that
shall forever be memorable in
American history. 1t shows the
COMMITTEE on declaration"
headed by Thomas Jefferson, lay
ing the completed draft Of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03

The Fourteenth Street M ission
children are going on picnic Mon
day afternoon at Cedar Springs.
Three hay wagons will take tho
party.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03
Personals

Lester Thurman and his sister,
Esther Thurman, of Knox, Indiana,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs. A. j.
Korteweg, on West Main street.
These children have an uncle that
was an aviator in France during
the war, and Lester has a French
aviator's cap that came from over
seas.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-03

CUE ROGUE TOURNAMENT
a cue rogue tournament will be
started in the Boys division of the
"Y" on Tuesday, July 6.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15

nastqpnic zostajc przybity ma Wi
docznem miejscu W kuchni. Oto
nickt0rc L charaktcrystycznicj-
5zych kIauzuI takicj umowy:
..AIoj pracodawca ma przcma-
WAC do mnic jako do swcj gospo-
dyni i ma sic odnosit do mnic "a
wszc przcz: PAM (albo panna) ia
/ ia.
,AIam posiadac prawo uzywa-
ma frontowych drzwi zarowno
.przy wchodzeniu jak przy wycho-
dzcniu L micSzkania.
,,Przez jcdcn dzich W tygodniu
mann mice do uzytkN jcden odpo-
wicdni pOk6j, gdzic wieczorami
moSIabym przyjmowat zaba--
WAC swych przyjaciof do godziny
1Otcj." I,
cato chlcbodawca jest zdany
prawie wy}qcznie ma laske ! ME
}aske swej sluzqccj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15

czasu nadejSoia zarckwirowancgo
oddziaiu zolnicrzy.
Dublin, Is. kwietnia. SzcSc-
dzieSieciu czterech politycznych
wiezni6w irlandzkich, kt6rzy pro-
wadzili strajk glodowy, zosta}o IL
wolnionych i skutkicm togo 3D.
wolano parliamentary pred
trzema dniami strajk powszcchny.
W ~tutcjSzych koiach politycz--
nych z~apcwniaja, &c uwolnicnie
tych ~wiezniow Mozc bye zapowic
dzia zmiany cafego brytyjskiego
sztabu urzedniczegO W Irlandyi,
dotychczasowcgo kursu polityki /
mozIiwej rczygnacyi wicekrola,
lorda French. kt6ry do ostatka
TRIVIAL PREY dawncm postanowie-
niu, ably uwiezionych ME uwal--
MAC, 'oraz ~raltowat ich bcz zad-
nych specyalnych wzg.ledow. O.
biegajq tez pogloski, lc general
,Macready doStai juz. poleccnie'za-
aranzowania novel polityki i o.
trzymat w zwiazku Z TEN wollla
reke, celem wprowadzenia swoich
;JaI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15

see gdzfe jest Dol. U2ywajcie CAMPHO-
LIN ma sztywna szyje, bolace staWy,
wywichn!ecia, stluczenia, zaziebienia,
chore gradlo. neuralgia, gruczoKi, Dol
krzyza lub reumatyZm.
PHOLIN. P~rzekonajcie sic o nadzwy-
czajnej sile / szybkieJ uldze jaka prey
nosi. przez przyslanie swego nazwiska
! adresu, a ~otrzymacie pr6bna paczke
darmo. Nalezy sic wan TO.
CAMPHOLIN Jest ~sprzedawana u
wszystkich a%ptekarzy, soc pudefEo. Tub
przys}ana wan wprost pc ~otrzymaniu
ceny, przez Bartz Drug Co., SO Monroe
Ave. Grand Rapids. Mich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15

MEYERS ZWYCIEzYL KILONIsA.

Jan Meyers, polski z~apaSnik
Sredniej wagi i szampion $w atowy
tel klasy - utwierdzii i utrzymal
tytu} sw6j wczoraj - W najstrasz-
niejszej chyba walce, jaka kiedy sto-
czyl, a jak Gala prasa c~hicagoSka
przyznaje - W najzacietszej ia
ka III widziano. Walka Ia miala pre-
cedensy ~niezwykle: wiadcmo, IL XII
lonis zwyc:ezyf by} Meyersa pred
paru ~tygOdniami. bedac cd niego
ciezSzy z%naCzn;e: Meyers za2ada{
WALK ponownej - ma regularnych,
klasowych warunkaCh - Kilonis zgo
die sic musial ma redukcye wagi /
wczorai istotnie obaj zapaSnicy byli
nizej wagi. KiIoniS walczyi - iak
w&cickly, Grek to jest zaciety i sza-
lOny prawdziwie W nieumiarkowa--
nyCh swyCh spCsobach. bill on Me-
versa tax, zc Gala publicznoSi obu'
rZala sic IA to. a dZiwiG sic nalezy.
referentowi, le 90 ME dyskwalifiko-
wal - 2 takiemi BOWEN maniera-
mi Walk Z taxa bandycka brutal
noScia - KilOnis nadawa} sic do "a.
ulka. ME ma mate! MimO to Meyers
wytrzymal wsZystkie te ataki, ku-
laki. drapania, gryzienia, ~wtykania
palC0w W OCzy - walczyi r6wniez
sam a~gressywnie i dal dOwOdy niesiy
chanel silly i wprawy, wyrywajaC Sly
2 nadzwycZajnie Croznych Chwyt0w
Greka, kt6ry zdawaio sic, ze wyGra,
tax gore brat chwiIami. -. Razpo-
raz nastepowaly pO sobie wstretne
,.toe-holdy bolcsne ..arm-lccki' -
takie. W jakim ostatnim razom Me-
ycrs poddal sic byl Grck0wi; wSzyst-
ko 10 ME pOmogiO Meyers g0ro-
wal wprawa. znawStwCm z~apaSniCtwa'
/ polozyl Grcka - piCrwszy raZ go
dz.nie, a drugi raz ~ dwadlie5"ia mi
nut; oba razy chwyt ten sam: body
scissors and wr~ist-lock'. E]ntuzyaAnI
- publicznCSci ME miai granic. a
Meycrsa prawic wynicsiono 70 sail,
Grck za@ omaI ze mic obcrwal pc sk6-
re " dodatku do pcrazki. a TO "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15
Daisy Gag PROCESU


Paryz, Is. kwietnia. - Wczo-
raj podjeto znow postepowanie W
procesie oskarzonego o zdrade
pahstwa byieso premiera Call
lauN, gdy specyalny dla tel spra--
wy sad scnatu ukohczy} swc wlel-
kanocne wakacye. Spodziewanem
jest, re wyrok bedzie wydany W
ciagu> mniej wiecej 10 nastepnych
dni, II. okoio 25go kwietnia.
We wczorajszem SVEN pre-
m6wieniu kohcowem prokurator
domagai sic u~znania pana Call
laux winnym zarzucanego mu
przestepstwa, wstrzymaf sic jed
max Cd zadania wymiaru kary
Smierci "a ME. PrZyznawai on. Ze
progermanskie zachowanie sic O.
s~karzonego by}o moze dyktowane
ME zbrodniczcmi pobudkami, tyl-
ko ialSzywymi wzgledami ma do
bro Francyi. podkresliE jednak, re
stanowisko take Cd chwili roz--
poczecia krokow wojennych sta
Walo sic karysodne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15
ZAWIADOMLENIE.

zakupTam sk}ad Groscryi cd
StanisIawa Kozia}, micszczacy
sic pod numcrcm 1925 Hervey I'll.
. o lie ma niczapfacony rachu-
mex "a towar, nieeh sic zgiosi
pod wyzej wymieniony adres; -
MECH sic zglosi w czterech dniach.
Helena Nowak. 16
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15

rob piucnych
chor6b gardia. -
chyba, re natych
mia st ]usunieci,
~kongestye. Me do
swiadczajcie. NiC
CO mozecie NJ
vase piersi ME
zatrzyma konge-.
styi tax predko
jak ia nadzwycza.
ma masc CAM
PHOLIN. Przeni,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15
,,MAGNA CARTA" KUCHA-
REX l POKOJOWEK.

Londyn, Is. kwietnia. ~ An
gill, a zwlaszcza w Londynic, da-
ie sic odczuwac W ostatuich CA
sch coral dotkIiwicj brak domo-
wei sluzby zenskiej, skutkiem
czcgo stawia ona coraz dalcj ida
&c zqdania. Obern:e Jest wprowa-
dzany W zwyczaj nowy SpoSob
gwarantowania praw i ~przywiIc-
j6w sluzqcych, a mianowicic Ubic
strony podpisuj2 kontrakt, ktory
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15
o

Jezeliby kto miai jake pienia-
dzc zaleglc ma skFadzic cukier-
k0w pnr. 2115 Webster ave,
mech sic zglosi pred 1S-tym
kwietnia naidalei. (0gl)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15
ZAWIADAMIAM

Obywateli, &c Sw0j intcrcS pre-
noSze l. kazimicrzowa ma Mo-
dziankowo, gdzic pod nr. 1923 w.
Huron ul.. bede prowadzi} bal
wiernie, sale b~iIardowa, skfad Gu
kierk6w i slodkie napoje. Prosze
Szanownych Obywateli o popar-
Gle.
E-o-o;.zaL S+arpily
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15
Z RUCHU
ROBOTNICZEGO

Una rzeznik6w, lokal No. 81 A.
F. L., odbedzie swe ~posiedzenie W
p;atek. duia 1850 B.. m. o godztnte
Sci wieczorem W sail McDermuth'a
pnr. 5445 S. Ashland ave. ObecnoSc
wszystkich czlonk6w jest stanowczo
po7adana. pcniewaz So do zaiatwie-
MIA wazne sprawy ME cierpiace zwto-
XII. Biuro powyzszego lOkalu miesci
sic pnr. 1885 W. 47ej III. PREY Justine
III, gdzie MONA sic zapisaG kazde-
go czasu. Tub z~asiegnac hlizszych in
formacyi. Sekretarzem tego lokalu
jest OBJ. W}adyslaw Bakowski.
w biurach firmy rzezalniane1
Wilson and Cc.' wediug nowego
planu oszczedzania $wiatla dzienne-
go, pracownicy dziela sic Ia dwie
szychty, a mianowicie: jedni rozpo--
czynaia prace O godzinie 1880 rano,
a kohcza o godzinie 4ej pops3udniu
iuni zas zaczynaja o Sci a kohcza
. 4:3O. Thomas E. Wilson, zarzadca
zaznacza. il godziny cd Sci do 4tej
beda stale przynajmniej przez pore
Ietnia. Praccwnicy So zadowoleni.
$50 inaynier6w-mechanikow chi
agoskich publicznych szkol. pomie-
dry ktorymi Jest kilku Polakow. gro
ri strajkiem, jezeli zadania ich o
40to procentowa podwylke ME beda
uwzglednione. Wczoraj odbyio sic po-
siedzenie wsali Masonic Temple,
ma kt6rem g}osowano mad strajkiem,
Strajki W r6znych galeziach pra-
CIV bezustannie trwaja. Paralizuja O.
ne przemysl / wielu robotnikow z tel
przyczyny musi tel strajkowa6. ira
zarobek; a produkta ~spczywcze
miast w cenach spada& stale ida W
gore. Podczas obecnego strajku kole-
iowego W rzezalniach chicagosKlch
ruch codziennie ME do opisania. Kaz
diego dnia zglaszaja sic robotnicy do
piracy, a tu jej n.ema. DO bydla ME
rogacfzny maIo hub wcale ME doWo-
Ia. a ludziska blakaja sic 3ak zgu-
blone owce. szukajac chleba.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15
%TeIsglamy% zagEaniczns'
Dokonczenie ze Strony l~-szej.

dyn, Is. kwietnia. - Dwic slime,
zaopatrzonc " czoIgi, acroplany
/ najnowsze wyckwipowanic koIu-
mny francuskiego wojska, masze-
ruj2 przez Cyl;cye ma pomoc oby-
watelom amcrykaiiskim W Aintab
/ Urta.
Poiozenie Amerykanow W Mn
tab ma bye rozpaczliwe. OStatnie
-wiadomoSci otrzymano stamtQd
Z daty SGD bm.. a pochodzq one cd
.Johna H. Boyd'a, dyrektora miej-
scowego amerykahskicgo komite--
tn ratunhowego dla. Bliskiego
Wschodu. Podajq one. re Amery-
kanie odpieraja atakujacvch ich
Turkow Z najwiekszym tylko
wysitkiem, majqc poprostu Plecy
.przyparte do Sciany. Turcy alta
.kuja Z szalona zaciekioScia zajete
przez Iankesow smachy, gdzle
schronili sic take Ormianie. Mad
gmachami tymi ~powiewaja flagi
amerykariskie i muzulmanom
zwracanO kilkakrotnie uwage, &c
Stany Zjednoczone sa neutra!ne,
ale ME zdaio sic to ma mic.
W Urfa Amerykanie odczuwa-
ia SLIME brak zywnoSci, Ormla-
ME zaS Sa ustawicznie naPastowa-
nj i musza sic bronic rozpaczliwie
w swoich domach. Miasto jest
cd miesiecy ju1 oblezone przez
Turkow, Kurdow i Arabow. kto--
|rzy zamierzaja widocznie "a wszel
'ka cene wygiodzic poblrski garni-
ION francuski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15

lax dOSkOnnia jest " wEniszcHnniu P"-
z~ostaI-ch W systemic bnkcyh pc tel
rhorobie. BulGnrinn hcrbata M kreN"
yaSiIa krcw. Misery kwnsy
rsyScI nrrki 1 porusZa orGnnn. Spr"o"I-
rie tyIko to cEySte EiOiowc naturnIne
IeknrStwo n przckOnacis sic.
Sprzc 'awana we wSIyStkirh nptckach
nIbp wySz'emy ma ubeE-
pierEona pOc1tR, Z duEC faustliinej wiri-
EOSri pudrFAo Six. 3 ipudeika S3.i0. al
bo g pudeIeL IN $50. AdrcS ". ~. Won
Schiirk, President. Marvel Products Co.,
37I Marvel BLDG. Pittsburgh, Pm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15
SpT6bujCiG GamphOEn ma
zaziebienie " pjGTSiaCh
DARMO
Przyslimy wan okazoWa
paczke darmo, natychmiast
aby was przekanac jak
DredkO uSuWa Dol.

K-h! K-h! Ostry kaszel i boil W
p,erslach - a juz przesliscie pierwszy
stopien zapalenia pluc. Tub innych cho-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-15
w KROACYI
Wieden, Is. kwietnia.

przeprowadzonych w kroacyi /
Slawonii wyborach do rad miej-
skich / gminnych zwyciezyli W
ogromnej wiekszoSci boISzewicy,
ktorzy W n~iekt6rych gmlnach
zdo}ali przeprowadzit w caioSci
swa liste. Ruch komuniStyczny
szerzy sic L Przerazajqc2 gwalto-
wnc5cia W caiej kroacyi Slawo-
nil ! fakt ten Jest powOdem Po--
waznej troski ola rzqdu W BEL
gradzie.
Z SYTUACYI w
Belfast, Is. kwietnia. - Dun
dalk spalono wczoraj popoiudniu
~miejscowy urz9d podatkowy. Ban
da ludzi wpadia do budynIu togo
i wvprowadziwszy zajetych tam
urzedniEow, ~podlozy}a osien.
Mkt ME starai sic ratowat pio-
nacego domu, zartego bcz pre-
szkUdy przez piomienic az do
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
OUTDOOR TENNIS
NOW UNDER WAY

New York. May 12,--With the
starting Of the San Francisco cham
pioushlp lawn tenrm tournament
Saturday on the courts OF the Golden
Gate Park Tennis clao at San Fran
cisco, California. the first outdoor
championship tournament for the sea
son OF 1920 gets under way. and from
then until next January followers OF
this sport will have many Oprortunl-
ties Of watching some interesting
competition in all parts OF the United
States No less than $50 dates have
been listed by the Cntted States Lawn
Tennis association.
This month finds At least FIVE
tournaments of more than local in
terest The first of these will be the
New England intercollegiate Lawn
Tennis association championship on
the courts OF the Iongwood Cricket
club at Chestnut Hi'i Massac husetts.
beginning next Monday. The next
Will be the southern intercollegiate
lawn tennis mniouships which viii
be held on the courts If the Georgia
school of Technology at Atlanta.
Georgia beginning next Thursday
The next will be tie competition for
the &, M. church cup between teams
REPRESENTING New York Boston. and
Philadelphia, which viii he held on
the courts Of tho West Side Tennis
club. Forest Hills. Then cores the
championship of pennsylvania and
the eastern states for women at
Havcrford, Pennsylvania. May 81.
with the New England champion
ships opening the saine day on the
courts Of the Hartford Golf club at
Hartford. Connecticut. The fun list
OF dates for May follows;
May University Heights Tennis
club, New York, North Side doubles;
Golden Gate Park Tennis club,
San Fra ncisco, California. San Fran
cisco championship. Harlem Tennis
club, New York. cp"n tournament;
14--Lougw Cricket club. Chestnut
Hnl Massac husetts New England in
tcrcollegiate championship; Is -
Georgi school II Technology. At
lanta Georgia, southern intercollegf-
ate championship; Chevy Chase club,
Washington, District Ct Columbia, in
vitation tournament; f-~Indianapo~
lis Tennis association. Indianapolis.
Indiana. Indiana intercollegiate
championships: Zl--Wost Side Tennis
cub Forest Hills New York. church
cup match 24r-Norf1k County club.
Norfolk. Virginia, Virginia State
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
WAVE OF OBSTRUCTION
SWEEPS OVER IRELAND
Universal Scryicc.g

London. May f3--Another great
wave of destruction swept over irelard
during the past twenty.four hours ac-
companfcd by repetition Of the Or
Ganized incendiarism tiuauEurated last
Easter. At least fifty police barracNs
were either blow up by bombs or de-
stroyed by fire, and twenty tax Offices
and several oourthouses were attacked
some of them being partly wrecked
The reign of terror visited practica ~
every county IT conceded with The
presence in London Of Lord French, the
Irish Viceruy and Sir Nevil Macready,
commander Of the British forces in Ire
land. both of whom are here mapping
out a plan for sending further troops
to the island to wreSt back the cortrps
Of isolated districts now completely
tho hands Of the Sim Fem
Andrew Bonar law. governments
spokesman in tn" house Of commons,
promised that body late today to tur-
n'sh parliament a report showing the
districts here his majestys de .facto
government had ceased to be effective"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
CHILDREN'S DAY At
BROAD ST. CHURCH
TOMORROW At Am

The sunday school of 1gruad-Stee";
Methodist church will occupy the
auditorium during the morning hour
tomorrow. and viii present a mast
complete program of entertaining,
educational and religious features
This school numbers ZOO while the
church has a membership 90 zoe. The
activities OF the members OF the
church have become proverhIal in
lhe city, embracing everything tend
ing To the moral and social upiift
Of the people of this section Of Blebs
manl The first church nursery Wt5
started here. and it has proved a great
success giving mothers VINO ctnuol
leave their babies and little children
at home, the opportunity Of taking
part i'm the regular church and sun
day school exercises while their chill
dren are cared for by capable nurses.
4 large attendance is expected at
this special service. The progra m.
here printed. indicates varied and
entertaining last Of attractions
Orchestra.
March and chorus. Welcome Chill
dren's Day
Scripture.
Prayer.
welcome address. Travis smtt>
deal.
Reading why w DO Our Best.
| Harold Sebra-
Song, God Sees" Elizabeth Cas-.
J per
Heading. Mothers Hearts. Doro-
/ thy Alexander Mary Parker aud
! Irene oakley.
Song, My Prayer" Robert Hollo-
way.
Welcome to the Cradle Rollers.
2
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15

j Is cur hope to rebuild a larger
and more modern plant in every way
adapted 10 the work of the institu
ton While the loss is very heavy
yet, va confidently expect the friends
uf Blackstone and Of Christian edu
cation. generally. To come 10 our as
slstanec and help us in this time of
our great need Ia carry forward the
work Of The school. Biac kstonc has
meant too much in the sphere of
Christian education Ia think for a
moment " abating our efforts
The work Of the senior college de-
hope 70 graduate them at the regular
time
We already are making prepare
time in sept, mber, We hope TO have
comfortable accommodations for two
hundred or TWO hundred and fifty
students
Already. generous friends Of the in
st4tutjon have sent us liberal sub
scrlrtion~ towards our fund for re-
building. Now is a splendid opening
for all friends of Christian education
20 en4bit the school to 20 forward
unhindcred with its work Of helping
girls az moderate means get a
thorough education under positive re-
ligious influence,
". A. CHRISTIAN,
President,
GEORGE r. ADAMS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
Blackstone, Va, May -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15

It is with sincere appreciation
that we wish to thank the gener-
Gus public for making Tag Day
such a success and especially our
friends. the merchants. the banks,
and all advertisers who SO mag
nanimously endorsed the work of
tho Visiting Nurses.
On behalf Of the board Of the
Y. y. A. let me axpress our
gratitude 10 the pdpers Tor the
publicity they have given rs, and
tc the women. the faithful work
ers at the tag stations.
our work has been given
hearty approval ami encourage
mont, and We feet tha' we have
stimulus to carry ON
MRS. JAS. j. HICKEY.
President.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
SAYS BOER WAR TACTICS
NRE 40 BE Revived

London May ia E7ItaIrs tactics
of the Boer war .iafs w,ll hc revived
in Ireland shortly Il 81 Nevil Mac
Ready the new E@itisn gnr1mander
i'm ireland has his way. according TO
the Daily Herald.
Sir Neyn. the papas eivs has sub
mitted plan to Lhe government
which includes IN establishment
throughout ireland - hundreds of
block houses like ta0sa 1,u* up in
South Africa during tEa Ioer war.
to be manned by from 81 - 80 sol
0lers with machine supe and bombs.
nrQNided with adequate eut"nobile
transport and equi2pe3 With wireless
s. is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15

New England. self-supportinc in
lumber twenty years ago. nov has to
import nue-third of the amount used.
It has $4,000. 900, 900 invested In wood
and forest Industries, employing over
90 GOO wage Carncrs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
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summary. T>wn-base hits Brani-
gam and Grecnaa". sacr fee hits
uaoley Traynor ana Froroholtz; stol-
"a bases Bangs Brariean. Simmons Z.
double plays Fromholtz 10 Rooney TO
Trayror. struck oHt hy Cox 4. by
Tromholtz Z; wild pitch Cox. first on
Ea}ls. of Fromhoiz =. 7Tmc II game
hour. 40 minutes. Umpire, Guyon.
Attendance. poor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15

Tho BULK Of the original supplies Of
yellow pin m the South Wall be gone
ir ten years and within seven years
8 600 manufacturing plants there will
20 out OF existence,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-15
MEMORIAL. BRIDGE.

Editor Richmond Nrgtnian
Sometime ago in the latter part If
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-03

tTo be continued.)
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20
QUEER CUSTOMS OF ESKIMOS
Abiding Faith in Odd Beliefs Not h. frequently Works to Their Seri-
 ous Disadvantage.

Superstition is still a silent monarch lmong the Eskimos. When the men are away after sea animals the women are not permitted to work on the skins of land animals; and when the men hunt caribou the women must not touch the skins of sea animals Men must not work on iron until three days after the polar bear has been hunted. The first seal killed in a days hunt ing is brought into the igloo through a special hole cut into the ice walls, and the eyes are punched out before 1t Is dragged in the room to prevent its soul seeing the interior, which would bring bad luck.
 When the whale-hunting season opens the Eskimos have a dance fest that lasts for week; and while the Angakook, or medicine man, is demon strating his ability and arranging de- tails, the ice breaks sometimes and the whales get out into the sea, leaving the celebrating Eskimos without even one catch.
 StefanssOn, who spent many years among the EskimOs, says they pick up Christianity quickly, because 1t for bids so many things, and they marvel at Sunday--a day set aside for rest of which they never dreamed
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20
WORKS WITHOUT A BATTERY
Ingenious FlashIiqht Evolved by the Germans During the Closing
 Days of the War.

When the Germans could get no more batteries for pocket flashlights they invented a na>hlight that needed no battery, and thiS was used rXten- Sively by officers in the army in the last year of the war A few of these ingenious things reached New York recently as samples, il manufacturer desiring to know whether there wOulf be sale for them in America.
 Instead of battery to supply the electric current to the lamp. there is a dynamo. This is set in motion by pull ing a chord which. through a train of cog-wheels and cOiled handspring, starts an armature spinning between six coils, thus producing the electric current that serves the lamp. Each downward pull of the cord produces enough electricity for five seconds.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-11-20

The apparatus is not much bigger than a shoe-polish box and much the same shape; it is hung by cord from the neck, the operating cord hanging below in position convenient for pulling.
 The mechanism is incIoScd in tin box, painted gray. The lid is easily removable, but is waterigllt. Every time the cord is pulled the spring re- turns it instantly 10 it's position of rest, so that one can have d steady light by keeping on pulling the cord.
 The mechanism is strongly made, and there seems no reason why it should not last indefinitely It is not quite so convenient as d haShlight with battery, but it has the advan- tage over this of containing no essen tial part that must constantly be re- newcd and that has a habit of giving out just when it is impossible to re new and when it is urgently needed. New York World.