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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-04-16
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MIR. R. C. King Tells a Wonderful
Story About Rats. Read 1t.
"For months my place was alive
with rats. Losing chickens, eggs,
feed. Friend told me to try RAT
SNAP. l did. Somewhat disappoint-
ed at first not seeing many dead rats,
but in a few days didn't see live
one. What were not killed are not
around my place. RAT-SNAP sure
does the trick" Three sizes, 25c, SOC,
$1O0. Sold and guaranteed by
John G. Cryer, Estate.
j. Joseph Henry.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1920-04-16
The Lambertville Record

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Printed every Friday
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Usher.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-22

bine sal cIstgi increderea 81 smpatia Cd multi binc
it va prnde", 81 fntorcindu-sc cltrc Elena ulma
,,Caliopi vine indata pentru ilustrsima
voastra Dacd voit va poate serv SuItana Ea va min
la urma Asa cade Trcbuie sa va poarte tot res
pectul 81 toata stma unei stapne asa cum va port
81 eu."
IN are vote nici sd mannce Gu mine .!s intreba
Elena mrata.
,Nu Sc cade ca roaba sa mannce Gu stapina Asa-i
obiceiul nostru", raspunse Kuzun punind miinle pc
piept, fnclinindu-se inaintea Elenei.
Inca sunt stapna. Cine site ce soarta ma as
teapta", raspunse Elena accent dureros in vo-
cea ,e.
,,Soarta ilustrsimei voastre Q una din doua orr
favorta marelu vizir orr altatuui 81 magnficului
lostru Padisah pc yeti alege; 81 cum VAN spus
81 astazi, daca yeti crede i'll Mohamed sultana vade
inaltatului imparat. Asa sd ajute Allah pc Mehmed
1Kuzun dupa cum graieste adevaru'
In timpul acesta intra Caliopi Gu tava incarcata
frptura de mel pilaf, brnza, Qua fierte pine 81
kataif, pc care puse pc masa 81 invita- pc Elena la
lnasa, insa mai multa cercmonie 81 Gu mai multa
|pmilinta ca la amiaza.
,Sa aduci 81 serbet 81 nu uta cafcaua", zise Ku-
Eun dupa arunca privire scrutdtoare asupra min
Icarei 81 adresindu-se catre Elena urma:
Daca iIu va place mfncarea sa-lni spunet 81 da-
e6 oriti trmiteti dnpa mine Vi satsface ori
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-22

Elena duce 81 sonora
,,Da, sc poatc Gu toata placcrea, nunlai trebuie
sal faccm un pat pc Sd doarma', rispunse Ku-
zun lncnindu-se
,,Arc loc Gu mine Patul desu dc mare pentru
dol's, zise Elena zimbnd.
,,Nal! M Sc poatc. Daca va auzi Maria Sa marele
Vlzr ca sa culcat roaba aaturi de D-tra mi reeta-
"a capul Am sal spui Capliopei sd aduca aster-
nut pentu ca s. peste ii daca va supara scoate afa
ra'', raspunse kuzun, facind nina umilita sH
,,Bine, ia cum site, raspunse Elena Isl It'll multu-
mesc pentru buna vointa', 81 Kuzun esi tragnd usa
dupa ell.
Elena Sc ridca 81 aprnse lumine de la Tampa ce
atllna asupra mese glndindu-se la vorbele lui Ku-
zul ca vzlrul lar reteza capul daca afla Cd cine
va, lie 81 femee, s'ar fl culcat in pau eli Isl dadu
seama ce pret pus pc persoana eli 81 Gu toate
ca Sc afa intro pozitinc trsta duleroasa din care
az ii dorit sa scape i'll or moment nvountar fara
s;sl dea simti mindra Gle atenta ce i Sc da
s Sc lntlnse din 1ou pc patul e, de cit u
dvan sound, lung, lat comod 81 1ncapator 81 pcntru
tre M nua pentu doua persoane 81 Sc lasa purtat6
de glndur A
Pcste cIte-va minute sosi 81 Kuzun Gu Sultara.
pc care Elena pofti seaza pc tanbura in fatase
- cnste mare 81 un cit caru ca al intrSSf]
IN gratia ilustrsimei sale magnfca favorita a MR.
lu Padsah's Use knznn catrc Sultana. ,,Sa tc pn1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
{INSULA FERMFCATA| !
: = SAU
! |mparatia Amaz0anelor ]
(ITrnare)
ROMAN DE: G.. r. PASCU.

(Lrmare)
Spuse Elene ca femea aceea malta, uscativa 81
ciupa de varsat este mai trana ca un pagin Gu toa
te ca crestina grecoaca Sc poarta Gu ele Gu as
prime 81 daci pnge lie cearta 81 lie imbrnces
te 81 daca ar fl dupa muri de foame, dar capita
nul vine pc la cc ST le intreaba daca au mincare de
ajuns 81 tot ce lie trebuie.
Sultana era doua yctima care fost prezenta-
Ia Elene 81 pc seara, cind soaree apunca peste cu
mile Carpatilor, Elena trimse pc Caliop sd ceme pc
knzun care veni i'll graba, fac1nd temeneaua obici-
nuita inantea eli
yD-le kuzun, am sa te rog sil-mi fac favoare's J,
Use Elena Gu surs rist La coltul buzelor sale r-
81 clrmoase
ySluga n'asteapta rugare ci porunca. raspunse
Kuzun, inclinindu-sc inaintea ei.
,Mi-e urit singura. Asi vrea sd am companion
ma care sam tina de urt Mia placut Sultana Mitresr
asi vol 81 aduc sd stea en- mine Sc poate ntreba
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cc dorinta ca asa- poruncA de la inatau meu sta

cc dorinta ca asa-i porunca dc la naltatu meu sta
pn.''
,,Bine die Kuzu, bine. iii muumesc pcltru bu-
lavona D-ales, zse Elena 81 ridicin(luse sc spala
pc mimi in ligheanul pc adusese Caliopi 81 sc
aseza la masa, mincnd fara pofta clc mincasc n,l-
mai GU vre-o clte-va mante.
Dupa Sc ridca de la masa ficu semn Sultanci
sal ia locul 81 minca 81 ca, Gu mai muta pofta ca
Elena In timpul acesa sosi 81 Caliop Gu cafcaua ST
servipe Elena toata umilinta cuvenita de poztiu
nea Ell.
Sultana vazind cinstea mare Gu care tratata
Elena deveni multi mai timida fata de ca Sc gind la
vorbee lui Kuzhn Cd avut noroc cl carul ca fntrat
III gratia Eenei 81 protectia eli ii va prindc bnc 81
ncepu sa vaza in pc stapina 81 protectoarea eli.
Dupa ce Sc ridica de la masa aseza tacimurc be
tava 81 sezu pc un scaun mai departat de pau Elcne
care era ginditoare, privirea in pafonu bogat or
nameltat al cabinet, 81 observa ca Sutana s'a RI
dicat de la lnasa.
Sc intunecase 81 luminile din candelabru 1evar-
sau lumna dulce, placuta III interorul cabnei Era
char pc timpul c1nd please de la sori sa Llxa1dra
81 Sc gind la ca, 81 gndurilc urnau cursu lor repe
tnd fie care scena urmata pima ajuns in cabina 81
lesinat, cind descoper miselia ticalosuui care a
tradat-o
NJ
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pc fratele meu /. Costea 81 pc un
cumnat al mel N. Pepelea. am
bii din comuna Boholt, judetul
Tirnava Mare. Rominia. Ambii
an fost soldati in armata austro-
ungara. Ne avind nici stire
sigura despre dinsii, daca sunt
mort sau sunt aruncati de soar
tea aceia mizerabila in vrc-o
parte a lumei, rog din inima pc
fratii Romini aflatori in Sibe-
ria sau alte parti ale globului,
ca in caz daca au vre-o Stire des-
pre- sus numitii ii rog ami scrie
la adresa de mai jos. Pentru "a
cerea de bine le voiu Fl recunos-
Gator.
Vasile Costea, P. o. Box 1922, E.
Youngstown, O., N. America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
LIBERTY BONDURI
ST MARCI DE RAZBOIU.

Vinde-le acuma. Platim BAN
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room 216 Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati cle-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis piai
la orele 6 p. No (1x6l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
e MICA 1
sP.UBLiClTAHM,k
50 AsLK<EcSEsM
DE WHARF.

Din cailza plecarii in patria We
che ylndcm Storul nostru. Buce-
RE 81 Grocerie la .blna pozitic,
mobila modernl. vinzare $4,000
la ri. Deasemenea vindem II To-
turi intro linie 81 casa cu 3
odai, grajd, cotet pentru gaini
etc. Doritorii sd Sc adreseze la !
Costea & Oprea, 725 N. Park,
Warren, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-22

CAUTAM LEBARI
PENTRU AJUTOR LA LUCRU
GENERAL IN FABRICA.
= PLATA BUNA PENTRU OA-
MEM CARE Az VOIE CA SA
LUCREZE fNTR UNA.
ADRESATI-VA LA:
PARISH AND BINGHAM COR
PORAT10N, 's
WEST 1O6-th 81 MADISON AVE.
CLEVELAND, o.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
G A U T

G A u T
pc cuscrul meu Pavel Aldea din
comma Sinca Veche. iudetul F'a-
garas Rominia Mare. Rog pc din
sui daca celeste acest anunt sa-
mi scrie imediat.
Tot odata rog pc toti fratll
Romini, care stu ceva despre din
sui sd ma inclmostiinteze pentru
care fapta le voiu Fl foarte re-
cunoScator pentru aceasta facere
de bine. - Adresa mea este:
loan Bentea, I'LL So. Jefferson
Street, New Castle, Pa.
did
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-22
SINGURA FARMACIE RO.
NINA ,,KEPES" DIN
PATRIA vECHE.
2017 w. Is Str, Cleveland, o
usn n x,.o IL n...Aol D.l

Vl6-a-vlS de United Bank
MOI tinem tot felul de medicin d
aici si din patria veche si le vindep
Gu cea mai mare punctualitate.
In farmacia noestrA lucrA farsns
cisti diplomati. care vorbesc rominest.
81 IN alte limbi din patria veche.
Avem cele mai bune Dedicini
aedici pentru beale secPete, femeie9t,
s1 b6fbAtestls precun si pentru alt.
boale -4i garantAm pentru leacurile c.
o&D orr tfimitem Gu pOsta. Scrie 70
nineste si Tot va servim tot rom;ne
ste. Medici specinlisti care intotdeaun.
stau la dispozitie. 1855
Ave0 medicini pentru dollar pen
tru asudarea picioarelor care miroass
u vindec4 IN : xile Gu garantie.
0Tl1eote d au0APuD 90a7 West - ~,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27

has worked on his car steadily since
the first race and the result is that he
now has it in shape to set q new track
record every day. Last Saturday he
tore off 38 2-5 second lap. which
means speed Of 117.19 miles an hour
IAN hitherto unheard of speedway fig
.ure. He promises to do even better
this week, and the other pilots say
that if he doesn't they will.
Pimmy Murphy. winner of the OPEN
ing classic, and Tommy Milton, his
teammate, have changed the years on
their Duesenberg cars and figure that
they can step every bit as fast as the
famous De Palma. Eddie O'Donnell,
Mn Duesenberg- -motored Meteor Spe-
,cial; Eddie Pullen in the Richards Spe-
cial; Joe Boyer and Joe Thomas. From
tenac drivers and Art Klein. Peugot
daredevil, all figure on taking shot
at the track record and on cleaning up
in Sundays race and the SIS 900 purse
that goes to the winners of it.
Then there are Eddie Hearne, who
will ldrive the No. 8 Stutz, Ira Vail
plucky Philbrin driver; Roscoe Sarle:
and Ken Goodson, Frontenac team,
mates; John De Palma in Ralph's fam
Gus old Mercedes, and Bennie Hill in
Hudson Special.
Little wonder they predict that thu
| records will fall by the wayside.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
IMPERIAL VALLEY PRESS SATURDAY MARCH 27, 1920

ably in interest and attendance with
the two exhibitions that for several
years have been recognized in the east.
Atthe recent Chicago and New York
shows the Goodyear aPony Blfn1p''
has easily been the sensation. This is
small dirigibIe designed for pleasure
flying-a sort Of roadster of the5air,
or "fly-about." It is but 95 feet long,
has Accommodations for two passengers
and under favorable conditions will
attain speed of 40 miles an hour
The propulsive force is 40 horse
power MOTOR, The pony blimp'ss ad-
vantage lies in itsainexpensive and easy
Operation.
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Com
pany of California, at Los Angeles, is
announcing that this pony blimp will
constitute part of the Goodyear ex-
hibit at the San Francisco show.
In addition to this small dirigible &
complete line of aeronautical acces
sories will be shown, including rubber
lied balloon fabric, aeroplane tires
rubber bumpers, parachutes, pontoons
I balloon patches showing how suspen
sion ropes are attached to the sides Of
, the gas bag, and numerous other sup
4 plies.
The Goodyear aeronautical RECORD
| in the war was notable one. Anti
cipating the governments require
ments in heavier -than-air craft, tn,
company in 1916 established 2,00t
/ acre balloon field and built 400-ft
steel hangar, large enough to contain
two dirigibles. For wears the factor,
had manufactured spherical. or "free'
balloons, so when the United State
entered the war, and the government
need for fleet of dirigibles for coas
patrol became apparent. Goodyea
was thoroughly equipped to procee,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
DIR. ERIC STARKE
AT BRAWLEY WELL.
TO BRING 1T IN

BRAWLEY, March 27.--Dr. eric
Starke, geologist in charge Of the
Brawley oil well arrived this morning
and went straight to the field W ere
he assumed personal charge of The
drilling operations.
President Beal is also out of the city
today, presumably at the field With
DR.. Starke. The heavy gas pres, are
continues and there is no lesseninc of
the showing of oil from reports reach-
ing Brawley this morning.
Just how long DR.. Starke will re-
main at the field is problenat cal
The local officials have left the nat
ter entirely within his own discretion
The mechanical contrivances for hold
ing in the we'll to prevent a surprise
blowout are not let at the well bu
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
SPEEDWAY CLASH
! At NEW BEVERLY
/ HILLS SPEEDDOME
Fastest S DeedWdy DriUers
Tuning Up Mounts for the
Short Distance Champion
ship EUents: I2O Mile An
Hour Mark Is Probable

Los ANGELES, March 27.-Final
practices in preparation for Sundays
Los Angeles Speedway championship
races are being staged on the Beverly
Hills track today. The IA famous
drivers who have entered this series
tof 50-mile sprints are putting in their
last laps and every one of them de-
clares his car has been tuned up faster
than ever befoer. For several weeks
these pilots have been devotifg their
time to speeding up their cars, and
the result will be the fastest race in
the history of speedways.
Ralph De Palma's Ballot. beauti.
full imported speed creation, averaged
in the neighborhood of 100 miles ar
hour in the 250-mile opening race re-
Gently STAGED on the new Los Angeles
course. The veteran Italian driver
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
SAN FRANCISCO
AVIATION show
I APRIL q TO 28
First Aviation SEOW of Pacific
Coast Will Be Held In San
FruHciscO: FlvnbOuts;: DiriU-
ibIes, Au'pldnes, SeapIanes,
Etc.

That the friends OF aviation in the
West are measuring up fully to the
opportunities presented to make di-
rect appeal to the people. is indicated
in the announcement of the First Aer-
nautical show of the Pacific coast, to
be held in the auditorium at San Fran
cisco. April 81 to %.
Encourage by the unprecedented in
terest in the aero shows held recently
in Chicago and New. York, they have
secured official sanction for the San
Francisco show from the Merchants
and Manufacturers association under
whose auspices the eastern shows were
made. Held in d section Of the country
where aviation is. free from many Of
the climatic disadvantages Of the east
the western show should rank favor
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27

Immediately with the construction of
fleet Of nine ships.
struction Of pilots by Goodyear aero
nautical experts, was established,
which became of such vital importance
ito the government in training pilots OF
an types of balloons, for service both
on our coasts and overseas, that it
was absorbed by the navy department
and during the war trained more than
500 men as licensed pilots.
During this period 1881 flights were
made, carrying 1926 persons a total
distance of 60,760 miles.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
SAVAGE PRODUCTS

Regular Savage" Tires made to ordinary stand
ards far size is concerned though in quality they
second only to the Savage Type Savage
Plain and Grip Tread types made in all ordinary and
many odd and unusual sizes. Savage Ribbed Treads
made in small popular sizes and the oversize 3 inch
(37s) The careful attention is given to details
ecctng the building OF these tires that is given to the
-" Type Each Savage in its class is Built to Excel
Savage" Grey Grahnite tubes make splendid road
companions for any tire.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
SUGGESTION THAT
CHILE is SUSPECTED

VALPARAISO, Thursday, March 27.
The American chamber of commerce
here has unanimously registered dis
approval of the terms of the note re-
Gently sent Chile by the United States
government requesting Chile to use all
efforts to prevent conflict between
| Peru and Bolivia
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
HAWAIPS NATIONAL
GUARD TO INCREASE

HONOLULU, T. H., March 81
Hawaii's national guard forces are to
be increased Immediately, according to
a radiogram received from Washing
ton by Major General Charles G. Nor
ton, commander of the Hawaiian de-
partment.
Instead of one regiment of infantry
Hawaii will have two. There will also
be two companies of coast artillery
and one signal corps telegraph com
pany.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27

- ! =. : : & ill., /. i -

Savage" Tire Company is not only able
but does it with result quite apparent
in Savage" Tire products. The methods
employed, the selection of raw materials,
the skill of the workInen, the constant
search for flaws ali reflect the purpose
behind the making and are important fac
tors in the manufacture OF products boar-
ing the Spreckels Savage" name.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27

r. --o-ough study of the requirements of the present
day rotorist resulted in the making of departure
in tire construction That departure is expressed in
our Type Tire big sturdy, flexible oversize hand
built casing made by improved methods, OF the best
grades of raw materials and according speci
hoatons found necessary to meet the needs OF the
motorist OF today the Savage Type Tire, because OF
its wonderful performance the Toad has been Judged
by many motorists the best fabric tire the American
market.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27

The ,in5iraitod resources CT the Ecusc
O; Sr,rcskeIs are back OF The Spreckels
"Savagc' Tire Company, in its purpose to
make FOR the motoring public reliable and
dependable goods Of proven merit. Not
subject to the whirls Of stockholders, The
Sprcckels T"Savage' Tire Company is able
to adhere to the chosen policy OF manu-
featuring products that are made to a
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
SAVAGE POLICIES

standard and not to a price. The result
in the final analysis is that the consumer
pays less per mile for the performance
given by these products.
An undertaking of this nature requires
constant research for irnprovenlent-ne-
cessitating large expenditures of money,
effort and time. Few companies are able
to give these unsparingly. The Spreckcls
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
CLAIM ALBERTA IS
WIDOWS PARADISE

EDMONTON, Alberta, March 27.--
Members of the provincial legislature
are threatening to amend the mothers,
pension act. unless the emigration Of
widows to this province is materially
reduced. The "model mothers pen
sion act" is alleged to have been
responsible for the settlement in Al
berta of numerous widows from other
provinces and from the United States.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
are expected Immediately.

In the meantime activity all along
the west side from north of Kane
Springs on south to Coyote Wells is
unabated. A geologist from the larg-
est oil company doing business in the
United States is said to be on the
ground and has already made report
by wire to his headquarters in New
York He intimated that the report
Is an optimistic one. 1... .L.-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-27
WORKERS
EXODUS DIFFICULT
(Rv Associated Press)

q Vby ASSUCIdteU
MEXICO CITY, March 27--Circu-
lars urging the measures to prevent
emigration of Mexican workers to the
United States have been sent to all
state administrations by the interior
department.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02
Earlhaln

A class in cross country running
has been organized under the direc-
ton of Assistant Coach Nash Higgins.
The class is composed of some prom
Using spring track material. It's mem
bers are exempt from the regular GYM
nasium work. Cross country runs will
be taken every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, or when the weather does
not permit workouts will be held in
the gymnasium. Members Of the last
years track team in the class will as
sist in the training of the new material,
A total of fourteen men have signed
UP for the work They are Ellsworth
Robertson. Maurice Tomlinson, Ed
win Teale, Richard Robinson. Charles
Rabinstein. Lewis Barker. Carl Dalton,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02

Clarence Cunningham. Alfred Carter,
Carl DELPHI, Perry Smith. Carl Welty,
Robert Jones and Charles Robinson.
The public is invited to attend the
open meeting Of the Ionian Literary
society to be held in the association
room Of Earlham hall Tuesday, Dec. .
at Gas p. m. Stereopticon views will
be shown and the following program
will be given:
"A Hike up Mount Blanc"-Raymond
Jenkins.
AN American in Paris"-J. Mahlon
Harvey.
"A Stroll along the Mediterranean"
l-Dolan Loree
James Thorpe.
The Nations Largest Playground"
William Jones.
Word has been received from In
diana university that Miss Edna John
son, assistant professor of English at
the university and former Richmond
PRESIDENT and member of the Earlham
faculty. has been appointed chairman
of a committee to bring graduates of
the institution into closer touch with
their Alma Mater. The committee OF
which Miss Johnson is chairman in
tends to raise $4,000 to be used as
loans and gifts to women students.
OF this amount more than $4,000 has
already been raised.
A movement was started Thursday
in chapel to determine the amount
,Of purchasing done by the students
of the college in Richmond. Beginning
Thursday each student will keep an
accurate account of everything he buys
in town. No enumeration Of the
articles purchased will be necessary,
it being the purpose of the committee
in charge to determine the amount
spent in Richmond by the average
student during a certain period of
time. The tabulation will continue
until about Dec. Is. The results will
be tabulated by the Earlham Press
and it is thought will prove interest
ing to the Richmond merchants as
well as to the college.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02
VISITORS INSPECT
EXHIBIT OF PRODUCTS

Thursday probably will be one OF
the biggest days for the Made in
Richmond" exhibit at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The kiwanis club is TO be the special
guest of the exhibit and some of the
best entertainment furnished up to
date will be given them.
Music will be furnished by the Rich
mOnd Symphony orchestra and songs
will be sung by the kiwaniS famous
quartet.
Visitors 10 the continued in large
numbers Wednesday night despite of
the fact that he civic luncheon for
the Chamber of Commerce had at
tractcd many Actual count showed
that over 1,400 looked in on the dis
plays
The knights Of Columbus attended
with their families, although they did
not come in body. Mrs. F. ". Krueg-
err sang several numbers which We're
we'll received by those in attendance.
Secretary Smith outlined the purpose
of the exhibit in short speech.
The exhibit will continue until Sat
urday night. The Y. NJ. 3. G. will be
the special guests Friday. Saturday is
industrial day. Two more exhibits
We're added Wednesday when the
Richmond Air Compressor company
and tho Richmond Typewriter Ex-
change entered their products.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02
PENNY School LUNCH
SOLD CHICAGO PUPILS
PROVES SUCCESSFUL

CHICAGO, Dec. 3 Judging by
their patronage, the SC and sc meals
put up by the Chicago board of educa-
ton are making an enormous success.
The city's penny lunch business runs
from forty to fifty thousand customers
a day. Sales, measured in pennies and
Dickles, amount daily between $4,000
and $4,000.
We have to chase the children
away" remarked DR. Frank G. Bruner,
director of special schools under the
board of education, who has charge
of this work. often we have to stand
at the door and protect the lunchroOms
so they won't be overrun."
Lunches in 81 Schools.
For five cents DR.. Bruner said,
the menu runs something like this
The bill of fare at SC drops the
milk. And then youngster can spend
only penny if he wants to, buying
any one Of these articles for it. Or if
he is not blessed with wealth and Yet
has more than q penny, he can for
two cents purchase meat ball, beans,
spaghetti. or rice.
Service and Equipment Free.
"The board of education is spend
ing s150,OOO a year TO provide these
meals" added DR.. Bruner. The board
donates all service and equipment
That includes the rooms, cooks, light,
gas-the entire maintenance cost.