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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17

conc. ChlOpcy domagajQ sic zap(aty S23
tygOdniOwO IN pracc dZicTrla Il SD ty-
gUdni0wa IA nOcnl. DotychcZaF rhlopcy
0trzymywali Pc try Gently i pol OIL dc.
peSzy, co razem tygOdniUwo p~rZynioSiO
$500 a najwyaej SO. O@6ium z~astrIj.
k0wal0 200; F~osiplzcnia oibywaG sic
bcda w sail p. II. ..I:eiIIy, prey G5cj III.
| HalSteI I'll.
- So q
DZisiai Odbrdzic sic ~konfercncya pO-
mieIzy oficyaIiStami tramWaj0wymt a
przcdstawiciGiami uni m0toruwych j
konduktCr6w W Sprawic podwyHki SO
ccnt0w ma 81 III gOdzine piracy. Prey
dent uni G5wiMlcZyi. He jcSIi zlldnia
ME bcda u~SkutcczniOne, do dmia l-ga
czerwca, y. T.. w kt0rym 10 dniu k0n
CIV sic umpwa, nastapi straJk. CztOn'
kowic nnii g6rncj kolri. prZcl>tlwil
swoje aadunia w przyszlym tyg"hIin.
Co 4 tcgo wyniknic trudnO Ia razIc ~
rec.
IIurtCwni handIarzc drzcwa hurr.
ccwero 70 wSZysrkich kraiciw Stan0W
I~icdnuczonych. zjcchali sic dIi>iai d.
Chicago IA c~ztrrOimi0wl kOnfCrcn"y.
W sprawic zorganizo&1Imia sic W >towa-
~rZySzcnie pol nazwQ ,.Amrricam lum.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
FRANCUZOW
w MALEJ AZYI.

Konstantynopol, II. maja. -
FrancuSka kolumna L 5000 zoi--
merry, ktdra w~yruSzyla 9 naja ?
Kills ln Aintab ma pomoc sta
cyonUwancmu tam &arnizonowi,
spotkaIa sic o dzicsiec mil cd tcgQ
miasta I siInym oporcm nacyona-
listycznej armii tureckicj. Byla
ona ~znacznic l;cznicjsza Cd Frau
cuz6w i posiadaIa ~rmaty, ktdre
siyguly dalei anile,i - miiimetro
dziala irancuskic. Ajax jcj byI
tax gwaitowny, ze kQiumna iran
cuska mrvsjaia sic cofnqt.
Sytuacya W Samcm Mills jest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17

PottsvilIe, Pa. Ten ostatni otwo-
rzyl wkrotce pc swym przybyciu
namiot y. NJ. {. \.
kiika dni temu pokazaly sic W
Kijowie amerykanskie automobile
.ciezarowe. Stanowia pne Geese ra-
tunkowej ekspedycyi CzerwoneSo
krzy1a i zwracaja ma siebie pow
SZeChna uWape.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
Londyn, II. maia.

Londyn, II. maJa. - Otrzyma-
Ia til Z Moskwy iskrowa depesza
aonoSi O z~acietych walkach, jake
tocz2 sic ma froncie polsko-rosyj-
skim. Podaje ona take tekst ape
III, wystosowanego przez rad So
wiet6w do narodu rosyjskiego i
p~roletaryatu w~szystkich KRAKOW
ktory wzywa, ably laden nar0d ME
wspiefaf Polski w obecnych jcj
tojach przez dostawe broni i a
municyi, albo W jakikolwiek in
nv spOs0b.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
II KENSINGTON.

Zawiadamiam, re p~osiedzenic De-
lcgat6w Obchod6w Narodowych Od-
bedzie sic W $rode, dnia 1890 maja,
(: odzimie Sci wicc26r. W sail para
fia,ucj. Wszyscy delcgaci proszeni
sa O przybycie. gdyz 81 waznc spra
Wv do zaiatwienia. - NJ. P0larow-
ski. SCkrptarZ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17

MIA sic wladz japohskich zdradza
slime t~endencye pojednawcze.
Wiadywostok, 10. maja. (Opo-
znione.) - Depesza Z Irkucka do
nosi, re Rad rosyjski zapropono-
wal zawieszenie broni pomiedzy
.Japonczykami a wojskami sybe-
ryjskiemi.
General Oh, komendant armii
j&pohskiej ma Syberyi, wydat. pro-
klamacye, W kttrej podnosi, re ak
eva jego wojsk ma charakter wy
lqcznie defensywny, jakotez O.
swiadcza, IL rad W Toxic odnosi
sic przychylnie do planu utwo3ze-
MIA re wschodniej Syberyi Cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
%TsIegramy% zagraniGzns,
Dokonczenie re strongly 1.

sic ME tylko wSpanialym sukce--
sem m]ilitarnym, ale take uwol-
nieniem wielkich obszarow Cd
boIszewik6w, oraz ~poJmaniem
tysiecy jehcow do niewoli.
l tych ostatnich ME widziaIem
mundurow. Jency byli marine IL
brani, ale dobrze uzbrojeni i wy
ekwipowani. Widziaiem, jak Po-
lacy kapali iCh i strzygli i'm wiosy
ola dezyniekcyi, a potem karmili
ich dobrze i pouczali, dlaczego
Zwalczajq bolszewikow. Nastepnie
odsy}ali ich wolnych Z powrotem,
zaoPatrzywszy ich w ~konSerwy
niesne, chleb, sol i literature z
propaganda. Oficerow i komisarzy
zatrzymano jednak, celem Sledz-
iva i stawienia ich pred sad,
Tych, ktorym udowodniono, re sa
Tinni mordow ma Ukraihcach, Cd
dale sic W rece wladz ukraihskich.
Bolszewicy rozstrzeliwali ma
tychmiast polskich oficer6w, ia
kich udaIo sig i'm wziat do ME
wolf.
~AMERYKANIE w KIJOWIE.
Warszawa, II. maja. - Pierw-
Sym Amerykaninem, kt6ry VIE
chai do Kijowa po ewahuowaniu
tego miasta przez bolszewlkow
byi pulkownik T.. Z. Farman,
wojskowy attache PREY poselStwie
Stanow Zjednoczonych W Warsza
VIE, jakotes Richard Davis z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
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PoczQwSzy oil dziSiai rozpoczaf Si%
strnik gcnrralny ChiTpc6w ~roHn0szQcyC
dcpc>zc, zorganiz0wanyrh W unir pod
nazwg Telegraph Messenger Boys l.
nion". 70 dwutygodniowy"h drhath"h
pomirdzy oficyuIiStami trjGr kompanii
Il przcdNtawiriclami uni przySzIo do
togo, IL mia zmuszrna byia Strajk wy
woIa6, pd"iewHh AldMia zoStaly odrzu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
KANONIZACYA JOANNY
DARE.
RZYm- II. kWietnia. =

Rzym, II. kwietnia. = bay
lice sw. piotra odbyla sic wczoraj
rano uroczystoSc Eanonizacyi
irancuskicj bohaterNi narodoN
Joanny dare. Cercmonij dopelnif
PapieZ Benedykt W obecnoSci thu
NOW wicrnych. ko5ci6i jarzyt sic
tysiacami swiec i innych Swiatc!,
oraz byl wspanialc udcNorowany.
Pr&cz ~trybuny, jaka zratala wy
stawiona dla rodziny Papieza, by}a
W bazylicc druga, znacznie WICK
sza, IA kt0rcj zasiadlo 40 us6b
Z rodziny, ktora wydala kanonizo-
wanq bohatcrke.
Obliczajq, &c tlum, jaki zebral
sic W bazylice i ma placu pred
MIA. ably bye Swiadkami ceremonii,
skladal sic Z 10000 ludzi. .
KAROL CECE WRCCIc MA
IRON WEGIERSKI.
Budapest, IT. maja. Stron,
nicy bylego cesarza Karola Habs
burga otrzymali rodobno cd ME
so pismo L ~puleceniem, ably popie-
rail- przyjecie przcz Wggry tra&-
tatu pokojowego, ale L d~o'2cze--
mem klauzuli, ktoraby wyraznje
pozwalala mu ~powrdcit znow I'D
iron wegierSki.
Panuje til zreszta ~powszcchna
opinia, re Karol TAX czy owaA
wkr6tce juz zjedzie do Budapesz-
tn, gdzie posiada "a sobq slime
stronnictwo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JAPONIA GYM USTEP-
SILVA MA SYBERYI.
Charbin, 10. maja. (Op6&nione,)
- Japonia zaczyna okazywac w
ostatnich czasach coraz bardziej
pojednawcze usposobienie ma Sy-
beryi. Wczoraj oddafa II Z po-
wrotem pod kontrole wfadz TO
syjskich !inie kolejowa Z Wlady-
wostoku do Nikolska, kt6 ra kon
Itrolowafa sama przcz ostatniCh 30
dni. Take caly spos6b zachowa-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17

skich rzCzalG. pO parOgOdzinnej para
die zbiOra sic wSzyScy IA wielki Mass
Meeting PREY 47cj i Western avenue
G4Gwnym m6wca hedzie Victor Orlal-
der, Sekrctarz Illinois State Federation
Of Labor. Celcm parady jakotez i wal
nego pOSicdzcnie Jest Zdohycie WiecrJ
czIOnk6w z unii nicZalcAnych w rZcZal-
! mach. C~cntraDnpm miejSccm zcb"nia
lest ..CoIumbia Hall" PREY So, Paul.
ia i 4Sej I'll.
WSzyStkie linic dystryktu 9-go Cd
hcIa pOSiedzcmic W p~owyISzej sail W
ponicdziaipk, dnia 11-go b. H., o 90
dzinie S-mcj wircz6r. Biczqca kampa--
MIA tel uni bedzie omawiana.
. sd Q
Jak sic dOwiadujcmy Oh urZednik6W
tel uni p. J.. Kikul~ki. prczrS uni
robutmikGw w rZcz. III cllq p6lnOcnQ
AmcryEr. kt6ry przc.l kilku dniumi sta
wal prZcciW JUhnStLIc'Owi W chronic
Swych l0kalmych uni. StanOWCHO znprZc
czn zarzutOwi, izby zuHytkOwa} dla sic
bic piCniadze 2ebranc ia cole unii.
WSzyScy zwoIrnniry ~Kikul&kic@o sto-
in PREY Swym naczcImiku. SLIME i twar-
do. Pnwoianic jcgO do sadu ma pOdO-
lmo bye tylko intryga Wii ma prZcci-
Wnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
GROSERYE

A ~ G~2A G-S
Towary beda sprzednwnne dop6kl
staFczQ.
Ynm6wicn M groSeryr ! micsO sta
nowczo ME PREY jniujcm!.
HS.ysJko sprZcIiaVYanr ia gOt6w-
Ike przy kantOrEc. Tadnych &. o.. ID.
DOsIaYTa durmO.
NailepAna old crop golden m
Santos kaWa, , funny "a AsOS
CIub House pOwidia jabl Z M
kowe, I Sloiki ~ 49,. law
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-17
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
DRIVING A CAR


 
 
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06

cerned this undercurrent of gossip has carried frequently the names of such Republican senators as Lodge of Massachusetts, chairman of the foreign relations committee; Knox Of Pennsylvania, former secretary of state and a treaty irreconcilable; Johnson of California, another irrec- oncilable leader, and Lenroot of Wis ccnsin, leader of the reservation ists. On the Democratic side there has been mention among others of Senators Underwood of Alabama, the party leader; Hitchcock of Ne brasla who led the fight for unre- served ratification; Simmons Of North Carolina, and Robinson of Ar kansas.
 Those Frequently Mentioned
 Among those outside the senate, frequent speculative mention has been made of former President Taft leader for international peace and supporter of the Versailles league; Herbert Hoover, another league ad- vocate; Elihu Root, former secre- tary of state, and participant in the recent international court nego- tiatiOns; Charles F. Hughes, Repub- Lean presidential nominee four years ago; Henry, White, Republican mem Der of President Wilson's peace commission; Myron T. Herrick, for mer ambassador to France; Henry P. Davidson head of the American Red Cross, and former Senator Suth- erland of Utah. +a
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
AMUNDSEN

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
DUMs WEEKLY REPORT

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Duns tomor- row will say:
 While the hopeful spirits in busi- ness are being rather more freely emphasized with strengthening of confidence In certain quarters. gener- al conditions have not changed es- sentially. A belated turn to more seasonable weather in some sections of the country has given moderate stimulus to a retarded and restricted movement at retail and holiday re- quirements may be expected to later bring at least a temporary revival of consumers buying. The underlying situation in primary channels, how ever, is still characterized by the phases which have recently become familiar and which find reflection in lreceding prices and diminished output with a further lessening of operating forces. in many instances.
 Weekly bank clearings $7,2246S2, 371.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
IN OTHERS EYES


 D recording Frenchman Louis Thomas who weekly, they others though With all
  is a to  We thrifty, admit ayaricious
  wasteful indifferent degee The simple, Thomas. gamblers! They pront.a
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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the County, State of Arizona. that sealed bids will be received for sale by the County of approximately Twenty Thousand (20,000) feet of 2-inch water pipe and approximately Twenty-four Thousand (24,O00) feet of 3inch cas- ing. Said pipe can be seen lying along the Bisbee-Douglas Highway and extending as follows:
 The said 2-inch pipe extending from the Denn-Arizona Mine near Lowell to near Forest Ranch; the said 3-inch casing extending from the Lime Buttes west of Douglas to near Forest Station.
 Bids will be received for the whole or in separate lots. Bids for any amount less than One Thousand Q,0OO) feet will not be considered. The successful bidder will be re. quired to disjoint and move pipe at his own expense
 All bids must conform to the fore going conditions and must be accom- panied by certified or Cashiers 1 Check in the sum of Ten Per Centum of the amount of the bid. conditioned that the bidder will enter into con. i tract under such conditions as the Board of Supervisors may fix for the faithful performance of his bid.
 No assignment of contract may be made without the written consent of the Board of Supervisors.
 The Board reserves the right to con. slider any proposal in whole or in part and to reject any or all bids CT parts of bids. M
 Bids will be received up until 2:3o D. m. Monday. November 15, 1920. tC be then immediately opened
 Address all bids to L. r. luchen. becker, Clerk of the Board of Super visors, at Tombstone. Arizona. ant mark plainly on the outside of the en' velope the nature. of the bid.
 l. C. E. ADAMS. Chairman Attest.
 l.. F. KUCHENBECKER, Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
Joe Lynch Puts K. O.
 On Abe Goldstein in
 11th Round at Garden

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-Joe Lynch, New York bantamweight, knocked out Abe Goldstein, also of this city. in the eleventh round of 15 round match at Madison Square Garden to- night. Goldstein substituted for Jack Sharkey who injured his hand in training. A left and right to the jaw ended the bout. Lynch weighed 1lS pounds and Goldstein 115.
 George Chaney, Baltimore left handler, knocked out George Brown of New York in the first round of a lO-round match with hard left oy- CT the heart. The bout lasted only enc minute and 37 seconds. Clancy weighed 135 pounds, two pounds lighter than Brown.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
MOTHER TONGUE

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
STILL TIME

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Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
Bisbee High School
 To Meet Nogales on.
 The Warren Gridiron
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 That's what the people heard who happened to be on the streets last night at the time the high school rally serenaded up and down Main street Occasionally a passer-by would be heard to say, whats loose?" and well Of all the noise" was heard fl om the fairer sex, as the students wander ed through the streets. beating on pans, tubs. and buckets.
 The rally was for the purpose of ad- vertising the football game to be play eG al the WGTren park at 2:S) cook today between Bisbee and Nogaies Inc game is expected to be hot one and by no means a "cinch" for Bis bee In Bisbee's last game with Tue son they were defeated, having lun up ;t zero sccre, and in Noeales' same with the sane team, they scored. Al though Bishee has previously won fire n both the teams mentioned. the lineul, If the Bisbee has been io:n up consider ab't, maying it weaker.
 The Nnsaies team will arrive this morning and will stay in this district over Sunday. This is Nogales' sec ond year in competitive athletics and credit is due to them for the quick ness and efficiency they have mani fested since their entry.
 The lineup for the local team fol lows: Jackson, R. E.; Blum. R. T.; kobey, R. G.; Lane, center; Kache- vers L. G.; Potter, L. T.. Malley, L. E.; Cole. quarter; Bowers and Bled- soea halfbacks; Salmon, fullback
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
Arizona University Team
 Downs New Mexico, Al to o

TUCSON, Nov. By a score of 41 to o the football team of the Uni versity of Arizona defeated the New Mex.co Agricultural college team here today in game featured by the brilliant playing of the Arizona backfield. McMillan, Arizona half back, featured in d spectacular run cf 55 yards, scoring touchdown. McGary and Ralph Will starred for the Aggies.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
Declines Offer Made
 By President Wis,

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) up the party at Galveston had been abandoned. Under the present plan the departure will be made from New Orleans to which point the sen ator and Mrs. Harding and their guests will go from Point Isabel by rail. The sailing date, however, has not been announced.
 That the plan for conferences on an association of nations already was taking form was revealed in this an nouncement from MT. Harding's of flee:
 Sending Out Requests
 Senator Harding let it be known today that he is sending out a num- Der of requests for personal and very informal conferences with men and women who have been eminent in discussion of our foreign relations. These conferences will take place upon his return to Marion in Decem- Der and will be individual and per sonal with the main purpose of learn ing what policy may enlist united support.
 'SenatCr Harding means to avoid any unseemly- anticipation but he feels it wholly becoming to get an expression entirely free from Sesm- paign bias, and to get it at the ear Hest possible day. It is the first step toward the meeting of minds of which Senator Harding so ire quently spoke during the campaign. He did not make public any list be- cause it will net be complete before his vacation ends.
 Perfection of Treaties
 Senator Harding further annOunc- ed that no consideration would be given to cabinet during his recre- ation period
 Officials close to Mir Harding called attention that in his campaign speeches he promised repeatedly that the meeting of minds would begin as soon as possible after his election and that he also frequently declared that the purpose of his con. sultatiOns would be not to suggest any plan of his own, but to ascertain 'hcw divergent views might be so brought into harmony as to put a united nation behind him in his ne gotiations with other powers
 He also has indicated in campaign speeches that irreconcilable oppo- nents Of the league of Versailles as well as its ardent supporters would be numbered among those to whose advice he would listen. The senate he promised to give q share of at tention proportionate to its power in perfecting treaties.
 Much Undercurrent Gossip
 Although the president elect has never named publicly any of those he will include in his consultations, speculation of a wholly unauihor.ta- tive character has revOlyed persist ently about number of conspicuous figures who might answer to the description MT. Harding has laid down.
 So far as the senate itself is con
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
Americans Call Irish
 Officials to Testify

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONED and proceeded immediately to the DO lice barracks All but two of the Tor ries were placed at strategic positions to prevent a surprise attack Operat- ing in two parties the men went methodically about the work of des- truction.
 Police Stage Reprisals
 At the town of Longford the cor respondent was told eight soldiers ac- companied the police but did not take part Tn the reprisals,
 A former soldier, one of the hand full of the population remaining in the town after the shooting and killing of District Inspector of Police Kelle- gher on Sunday night, in his account of Wednesday nights raid on Gran ard, said the police were uniformed wore helmets and caps and were com manded by a tall officer in khaki uniform and riding brooches.
 Had Machine Guns
 The burning parties walked back after their visit to the barracks. car rying rifles and two Lewis guns some of them were playing melodeons and mouth organs" he declared. Machine guns were placed at q corner of the county hall. Then the raiders Hired several hundred shots apparently to frighten the citizens. All of them seemed perfectly sober. There were no shots fired after the first fusillade. No explosives were used, the build ings burned were touched off with petrol. Inspector Kellegher was standing at the ,lool of the Grand ho- tel Sunday evening when masked men entered and shot him dead. They es- caped.'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
----------- OKLAHOMA FOR HARDING

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Nov. D. President-elect Harding carried Okla homa by more than 10000 and J. w. Harreld republican candidate for United States senator, has been elect. ed over his democratic opponent, Scott Ferris, by more than 25,000 on the face of nearly complete returns com piled today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
RAISE OF 25 PER CENT IN GAS RATE. SOUGHT

PHOENlA, Nov. 5.- The Douglas Gas corporation has filed application for authorization to increase its gas rates 25 per cent. it was announced today at the office of the state cor poration commission The applica- tion has been set for hearing in Douglas November 29.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
Red Gardner Wins Over.
 Happy Woods in Fourth

DOUGLAS, Nov 5.-Red Gard ner of San Diego, won over Hap- py Woods of Tucson in the fourth rouhd of a scheduled 10-round bout here tonight. Woods had isaI the best of the first and sec ond rounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
Name Hugh Duffy New
 Manager of Red Sox;
 Ed Barrow Quits Job

BOSTON, NOV. 5.- Hugh Duffy, former Boston National outfielder, was announced today as the new manager of the Red Sox. succeeding Ed Barrow who resigned to become business manager of the New York Americans. The news of the ap- Do.ntment of Duffy who was at one time manager of the White Sox and last director of the Toronto club of the International league, was giv- en by President Frazee over the tel ephone from New York
 The first policewoman in America is now a denufv sheriff in Maine
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06

KEW YORK-All kinds of dances, danced by dancers of many nations, will be portrayed at the Internation7 al Dancing Exposition, which will
 open in New York Nov 6. Dancers from all parts of the United States
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06
ANTE OVER

SEATTLE Nov 4.--BoXing costs more in Seattle than it did year ago. Fans say they are willing to nay the freight if they get the prop CT deliveries ; F ,"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06

Pf4OENIX, Nov. 5.-Governor Tho mas E. Campbell today received a telegram of congratulations on his reelection from Will II. Hays, chair man of the Republican national com mittee.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06

and Europe' will take part, and
 therell be everything from jazz to folk dances. TOP-Three girls who will take part in the dancing con- test Cleft to righD Rose Langson,
 Mabel West and Edna Pape. LEFT The ''cat-step" will be danced by Ar
Bisbee daily review., 1920-11-06

So far as the senate itself is con
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-20
OFFICE BOY

One Bright Boy, IA TO 16
years of age for Office BOY,
good chance to learn and ad-
vancement, must be able TO
get employment certificate
from school authorities, Boy
Scouts notice.
EDWARDS VALVE AND
MANUFACTURING CO.
East Chicago, Ind. 9''I
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NOTICE.

After this date the rate far
classified advertising viii be lC
cents per line with a minimum
charge Of so cents. Hammond,
Ind. March 81 s-s4-~1
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"EIo@ae ~ tle Best ETe1sla Barrafus..'
Cor. OsE1eT and E1un1ean avss Phone
HAMMOND 1877. Open evenings. 4-t9-zt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-20

WANTED; Boys and girls
over Is years, fer light,
clean assembly work, good
opportunity for live wires,
Illinois Car and Manuf'g Co.
Hammond. 'a
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Smith, Hamilton Comranv
Open evenings Phone Z. Chicago la2.