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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-29
Q. NENoRo ocIRE.

:. Fratele Candid Orze a. VENT
din Salem in, 'Pittsburg in zilla
de 1S Sept. find insotit-,de o, fe-
'meie GU. care s'a 81 cununat. Lin
25 /. C. "a VENT fostul eli ,barbat
Gu politia Ia el, 81 mai multi
unguri la sonata politiei el a
freflzat sa deschida usa si.atunci
tras Gu reyoryerus din casa, 81
a impuscat un politist 81 2 unguri
fugit apoi.4 pima la. rTul din
apropiere 81 a cautat sa f,lga i'll
0 barca. Politia urmarindu1 la
inpuscat, omorindu-l moi nu. am
stiut Ca este. Romin, dar s'a aflat
in buzunarul hanlei ziarrll 'Ame-
rica' mai multek adrese din
Alliance 81 ceckuri de posta de
6 suite dollari toate sunt la mime
nu stu din ce comuna este s.
daca are ceva neamuri in Anne.
rica. W:
Rog pc fratii Romini sau con.
satenii dinssllui sa scrie la
GEORGE AI.RIJ
172 Madison Str. Pittsburg, Pa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-29

0saaii1t, Gass dbsas1
\ cirililor.
Milan. GK toate c& Aecisia
.lNcratorilor ia metal din Nalia
M. este cnnaacuta Eat1rilor, Sc
All4ite ins& ct resua4stul " =
ifssorabil t4t1 de concordstul
prupus de Giolitti.
Fata de conaitiile pgesente din
Italia Giolitti insiste ca senatul
Sc voteze 0 hge prin care sd Sc
|sinterxica civilifors de- purtu
.arme.
|'Pzspria1atile Eermale n'au fos,
date ind&rat.
Washington. Oficialitatil,
| din guvern an caracterizat ca ri
dicula stirea care a, fost trimisi
de corespondentall din Bruxels
ziarului 'Intransigent'', ca el /
fost asiglrrat de in malt comisal
german Cd guvernul Statelol
Unite ''peste cdte-va zile@c va re
inapoia proprietatile germant
secvestrate pc timpnl razboilM
81 care valoreaza la vre-o OPT
suite de milioane de dollari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-29
INF(Rh|ATA||a

eovistsle libereaxa. pc prisonerii
francezi.
Londra. Amenintarea gu
'vernllui francez ca daca sovic
tele nl vor ,repatria pima la 1
Oct. pc prisonerii de razboi fran
cezi, flota franceza din Marea
Neagra va 1ncepe o ofensiva
contra sovietelor rusesti, facut
pc Cicerin ca sd raspunda ca me
plecam in fata fortei brute !,
dqlpa cum spun stirile prinite
prin telegrafia fAra fir din Mos
cova.
Cicerin q protastat contra unei
lastfel de actiani, spunind ca
Russia mare nici . garanta ca
'prisonerii rusi din Fl,anta ror Fl
repatriati.
EsetiA M. VI. iatEs II. lee6turi
Gu aoFietale.
/ Berna, - Glver1rll elyetian q
sdecis ca 81 nal leee relatii nici
comereiale si nici diplomatice cal
Rusia soyistista, Emisal1ll lui
Lanine, unul nslnit Bua4mann.
care a. VENT in Elwetia ca. sd
ceaN guyernallui elcetian ca sd
negeci44iuni spre farc
|'legaturi comerciale 81 diploma
|tice Gu Russia, Use va cere ca sd
|parasiasca tara.
\ Faptul Cd cetatenii elyetieni
carl Sc a4k n Rnsia AZ fost ran,
Etratati do c4trE bolsawiyt4 a In
|:huentst aawesnV ebvs4ian de d
|,lua aceasta decisinne.
Cox Il Harding vor avea .
E int&lnirs.
q Marion, Ohio. I'm fppt ,ssie
|ln istoris campsniilor electorate
Rpemtr1r a4e0erea de n11.AaAd;,vtA -, -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-29
D. Root s'a ra |.

- ~sSK&Nx - ~ lHy 81 - 80 s
ID. Elihu Reob dnarsae jurist
american, care ! fost chemat in
Europa ca, sa 'ajute la fannareasl
pnei ssctii jaaiciare 4 Ligei Ma
tianilor, 4 sasitS ieri in portul.
New York, pc vaporsll Hottef-
damn.
Grind lisa .cernh de .catra co
respondent, ln interview d-nul
Root a spas:
''Natura rlisiassei ce ,aaaa avsaA
dincolo de ocean fnii 'intetzice
de a, tine vre-J euvintsre ofi !,
de ure4un interTiew atit in En-
ropa sit 81 in aceasta tara.
wrangel cfstis4 ssccasA
Constantinopql. @ impreu-
mare a arnlatei generalului Wran
gel Gu generaaului Makpo, carl
lupta contra bolseyistilor, e imi.
nenta, d,rpa cum spun comuni-
| catele date de acesti dol gene
rail-
Arnpata hui Makno Sc rapor-
teaza Ca de 10000 soldati.
Sc raporteaza Cd in inaintare9
lor, aceste tr1ne au capturat
Kharkov 81 Hkaterfncslav.
Regele victcr v1ds vaticanul. 80
Roma. - Reggie Victor Emal
nuel al Italief de ,prirna data in
viata lui a arut1cat ,bcliil iasupra
unei part foarte' inportante a
Romei pc care, Gu toate Cd a pc.
trecut viata in isceia capitald,
totqsi ma vaznt o pTnd acuna,
Aceasta parte, care e: ces mai re-
numita 81 care este vizitata de
oameni din departare, este uati-
\.
,canul. De Ia alnirea Ita3iei, cind
Roma fost luatA de sub juris-
dictia papei, eoskffietul intne co,
roana 81 papa . tinut 81, in oare-
care masura, tinessi aeum.
Reggie ma vizitat vaticanul
insa trecIld Gu alns dirigiaAil pc
deasupra lui q privit la el, dupa
,am scrie zarul Messaggero. !.
vapcare de ra1bek italien4t Il,
Budapesta.
\ NlenA ~ A0n& NorFliloars
;doua vase de raAbol de- pc care
Sc slob0d torpilele) italiene all
sosit LA Budapesta, intrind din
Marea, Neagra pc Dunare. Sc ra,
oorteaza ca aceste torpiloare Isl
vor continue drumul pima la
Viena. In cercairile diplomatice a
produs profuTda llimire actul
scesta.
Tratatul de Ia St. GerDsain
orevede cas Dunarea 81 fiel navi;
gabila pentm scopuri conercia.
.e, inssa nu de vapoare inarmate
sineura beuta,x q ! ranas = !
bsrs 81 vim.
Geneva. - Locuitoris satul,r
Martibny vor fl siiiti ca 81 bea
IN oare care timp s,usnsi bere )
win, pentru "a apadgetul, de api
| q fost striest y de- d ipQndatie carr
'blntuit pS y9lee. ,!CAamollix
fauzata de erlptia dnei borti a
Apa dintr 'un glaciar. !,
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

OHQWOeT + UTnfuTe
"Master-Made' Pieces Reduced
Four Poster Bed, as illustrated in single three
quarter full size. regularly 81 90 90 EO
Three Piece Suite Queen Anne Model in Ma
hogany or Walnut, consisting of Dresser Chifforobe
and Bed regularly 268OO 1Q7 IN
Four Piece Suite, Louis XVI Model in Ivory En-
amel consisting of Dresser, Chifforobe Vanity Case
and Bow End Bed. regularly $4,000, 4o5. 90
Eight Piece Suite. Louis XVI Model in Ivory
Enamel, consisting of Dresser, Chifforobe Vanity
Case Twin Beds, Chair Rocker and Bench
regularly 2750.O0, 1875. 90
Four Piece Suite, Louis XVI Model, in Mahogany,
consisting of Dresser, Chifforobe, Vanity Case and
Bow End Bed regularly $780, dQ7 E0
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Worthwhile Savings In
The Upholstery Department

Worn faded curtains not in keeping with Spring
and should be replaced BY smart this sale you
can purchase the curtains themselves the materials to
make them at greatly reduced prices.
Beautiful japanese Drapery Fabric, 80 inches wide
fast color and dainty designs. regularly 125 yard 6Se
Popns and Repps for draperies in all desirable colors
regularly 125, yard Csc
Filet Net Curtaining, handsome designs and fine
quality White Cream and Ecru regularly 110 yard 75c
Novelty Weave Nets for Curtains. May be obtained
in White Cream and Ecru regularly IS and 75c yard 4Sc
Imported and Domestic Cretcnnes. Practical designs
for every conceivable purpose. ...................
regularly 1.1O and 1.25 yard 75c
Special Curtain Sale
Marqusette Curtains with Valance; dainty lace edges;
white Ivory and Ecru-ready to hang.
regularly 425, pair 800
Irish Point Lace Curtains newest patterns in period
designs. regularly 1915. pair 8.s0
imported Swiss Curtains, distinguished designs and
serviceabe body nets regularly 1850 pair 1875
Real Lace Panels, mounted on fine Scrins-these are
in group Sizes regularly soto CO. each to IS 90
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
DROWNING MYSTERY
OPENS Up QUIZ
Wife of Dillpickle Club
Head Loses Her Life in
Lake Michigan.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEl

CHICAGO, Sept. I3-Federal Off
Gals today began an inquiry into the
death Of Mrs. John a. (Jack) Jones.
bride Of the president of Chicago's
famous 'Dillpickle Club" who was
drowned in Lake Michigan. Discrep-
ancies in the stories told by Jones.
who was picked up seven miles on
Racine. Wis. after clinging TO an ov-
erturned boat for many hours. viii be
the basis OF the investigation
Jones is an I. w. W leader and
was divorced a few months ago from
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn. noted woman
I. W. W. agitator. His wife was
said TO be an heiress and was form
erly Anna Mitchell. a portrait painter
Of Greenwich Village. n Y. They
were married August - and We're on a
honeymoon trip by motor boat when
Mrs. Jones was drowned
According to Jones story. no sue
ceeded in righting the dory twice ar
ter 1t was capsized. Mrs. Jones. he
said, chung with him to the boat for
several hours, but was unable TO hold
on and slipped under the water TO her
death. The boat is an 1s-foot dory
and carried a hevay motor and a tall
mast. Last night coast guard officials
arc skeptical Of Jones claim that he
was able TO right the boat
Jones Will be questioned by coast
guard officials today and a report sent
70 The T.. s. district attorney at Nil
yvaukee.
Jones is in a hospital here, suffer
ing from exposure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
MEETING OF LAKE
co. INSURANCE co
ESPECIAL TO TIE TINES

JoWELL. IND : sepI- I8--Ihe an
nual meeting of the Farmers Matual
Insurance Co. OF Lake County wa
held in Lowell Saturday afternoon
The following board of directors was
elected for the enspinE year: Jesse
Little. u. c Frank. Henry H. Wass-
man. John r Frass and Thomas
Pearce Immediately after the meet
ing the directors met and elected the
following officers: President. Thom-
as Pearce: Vice President. II H. Wass
man: Treasurer. Jesse Little, secre-
tary. n. C. Frank.
During the year the company has
had receipts of SI7.43825 and have
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
|. HARBOR
IS INVADED
BY THIEVES
Last Weeks Record Broken
in Weekend RObberieS
and ThGftS.

The gang Of thieves which has been
iufesting Indiana Harbor for the past
couple Of weeks and causing much
trouble for the police got busy again
over the weekend and kept the police
ou the jump most OF the time. Together
with their activities came reports of
pIchpockets. auto robberies. accidents
etc enough 10 keep the police OF the
entire region busy for week.
D. T Cameron. who lives at SSl2
Michigan avenue. Indiana Harbor. was
held up Saturday night while on his
way 10 Work and the two negroes took
his watch and 5000 in cash.
John Botoz Of 1890 Cedar street was
held up by two young white men Satur-
Gay night, but they got only $3.50. some
keys and other articles. which were in
his pocket.
Joe Oily of 1914 Catalpa street was
also a Saturday night victim of two
young white men who got only@
Louis Suto Of 4S53 Melville avenue
left his Dodge automobile standing near
the Cudahy plant and when he came
from work the machine was gone. It
was later found in the bushes near the
plant. II showed igns OF being driven
but was not damaged.
Thomas S. East. 3611 Ivy street, left
his automobile standing in front of the
house all night and in the morning IL
was gone. He reported the theft TO
the police at o'clock and the machine
was recovered in East Chicago about 10
tho same morning. Il was partially
stripped.
The window Of R. Bridenbachs apart
rnent at 1904 Fir street was pushed open
Saturday night and the intruder flashed
2 light into the room. Mrs. Bridenback
was Weakened and the thief ran away.
a bracelet valued at $50 was stolen
from the home Of Andrew WydrzynsIi
OF 3s11 Parrish avenue.
Mrs, Mary Earl. 1919 Michigan ave-
nue.. received two calls. Saturday night
some one attempted 10 break into the
house. but was scared away when she
fred three shots at them. The next
evening, however, she was at church
when some one broke into her chicken
coop and took seven chickens.
Peter Estrovich. 4S26 Tod avenue,
East Chicago. accuses his landlady. Mrs.
Fellz. Of taking $500 from his room.
The money, Estrovich claims. was left
in the room and Mrs. Felix was the only
enc who had key
Nike Osajda. 500 151st street. was on
his way 10 Chicago Sunday morning via
the Green line when some one picked his
pocket and took a check for s1.954S8
and IS cents. The check was drawn by
the Metropolitan Life Insurance COM
pany to the order Of Frances Rzepka-
Nick Dune left his home at 5000 Mel
vile avenue Friday saying that he was
going to see l. w Saric at Indiana Har-
tor. He has not been seen since and
his relatives are asking help in locat-
-uC him Since he had between $500 and
S400 with him they fear he may have
met with foul play. He is IS. las pounds.
ave foot five inches, brown hair and
eyes and a brown mustache.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
ga q "a 60 %
{ ll EiI !. ID
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Receipts. $4,000. market To-
25c higher. bulk. l5a H.. top. ~ heavy
weight. $500 l6So; medium weight
1920 H. hght weight 1855 Q ll' heavy
packing sows, smooth 1880 10 s.,
packing sows. rough. 15a 1850; pigs.
145oQ1625
CATTLE Receipts $4,000; market.
SLOW; beef steers. medium and heavy
weight. la Is, medium and good 1859
ain: hight weight. l5a 17g5. good and
choice l50lT.S5. common and medium.
S.75uI450s butcher cattle. heifcrs. $50
as. cows. $3.50 40: bulls, 5.75 q
I1.5o, Gamers and cutters, cows and
heifers. 4d6; canner steers, 4.5oq 80.
veal calves eight and handy weighD )
6l75O. feeder steers, $50 IL so.
stocker steers. 6.25q 1886 stocNer cows
and heifers. 5a9 western range cat
tie beef steers. 9.75Q15. cows and
heifers. sQI0.50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
HUNGER STRIKERS
IN BAD SHAPE

CORK. SEPT. 12-Seven Of the III Sim
Fem hunger strikers in the Cork Jail
we Gro in critical condition today. 1t was
reported during the morning that a
death announcement might come from
th@ jail az any time. The military and
police authorities have taken precautions
70 cope with disorders in the event any
of the hunger strikers die. Troops and
police are held IN readiness for riot
duty Warnings have been posted that
the unionists VIII make reprisals If at
lacked by the Sim Feiners
Three thousand Sim Feiners wearing
Black uniforms. paraded in defiance OF
military regulations sunday At the fun
eral Of Seamus Quirke. a Sim Feiner
vino Was killed during a fight ia Cal
way. \ voIley was fired over Quirke's
grave. The authorities We're discreetIy
blind and made no attempt to stop
the parade.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
DRIVER LOSES
CONTROL OF
HIS MACHINE

While driving at high rate %
speed. a drunken autoist. Anton Karos
of Gary lost control OF the machine
a. lsrh avenue and Taft street early
last night. the machine turning turtle
and severely injurins its half dozen
occupants
Karos and two men giving their
names as Louis Remkus and John
schaeffer were arrested and booked on
a charge 81 intoNication Mrs Rem
kps and her two children VINO We're
also painfully injured were permitted
10 go home. The three men were
taken TO the Mercy hospital for treat
ment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
NEW ENTRANT IN
MOTOR BUS FIELD

w L Busch Of Hammond. 5 the la
test TO enter the motor bus held. Mr.
Busch VIII operate bus line between
Hammond and Griffith. convenience
which has been badly needed for
long time The cars VIII make three
round trips daily between the Two
towns. picking up passengers al inter-
mediate stops
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
Z POLICE
" COURT

One speeder was picked up Sunday
n Hammond. He was Felix Buezyn-
ski. 4933 Northcotte avenue. East Chi
cago. He was released on cash bond
and failed TO appear in police court
this morning
The list of DRINKS this morning in
Guided Dan Keefe. 2I2 Douglas St;
John W. Cook. Erie Camp; II. r, Car
lin. 264 Plummer avenue. All We're
given the usual fine and costs.
Andy I4asczek and his brother John,
52s Merrill avenue. Hammond, indulg-
ed in a light ar their home Saturday
evening John was drunk and Jared
badly at the hands of his brother.
His head was swathed in bandages
when they appeared in court this
morning Both were good friends
again % the court let them off with
81 and costs each.
Christ Eb5ole. 2749 W Chicago ave.
Chicago. was picked UP Sunday for
driving a truck on Calumet boulevard.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

WHEAT-No. l red, 259 n 260 y. :
red. 80 a $50 y; Nos. 3 and red 256.
! hard winter, a59 26l. , hard win
ter ESQ 25sla hard winter, 25s
CORN=No / white, 140S4 As142. Nos.
and yellow. lea 143 "a
OATs-No | white. Sal: q SIS Ia. ,
white. 81 1-4as6. 3 white. 6s la 90
Ia. v hite. g. IA.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-13

CHICAGO vEAL-5O to 50 lbs. 1877
l9c, 20 to so lbs 2oss2 SO 70 100
Tbs. 23a24, fancy -. overweight
kidneys, 40 70 IT'S lbs. i5ql7c.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-19
Reasons ,d'~,5ats ra1 5j{s

A life insurance policy is a Will no lawyer can break
Will may to light fire. but Life Policy will keep the fire
burning for your loved
The who carried Life Insurance until death dies
pauper and et strange relate IS out of every O0 die paupe
Life Insurance semcompuoy method of saving the SAT-
est and way lay aside competency your old age or an
annual income for your family after you gone
Life Insurance guarantees good after You
desire to be known his debts while you are living then
how about the late Mr. Smith Brown you leave enough
to meet all obligations when he died?
Life Insurance guarantees education your children whether
you live die.
Life Insurance the only thing you guarantee to your family
at death Bad Investments of last illness NAV
wipe out savings but the Life Insurance direct your family
and many times is the only estate.
Life Insurance helps credit your money! protects your
family proongs life many ms and the cheapest method of
providing estate
Life Insurance the only thing that has not price fact
is cheaper today than in history of the world
The first item the Family budget should be Life Insurance
Every man. woman and ccd should have Life Insurance The
Younger the which policy cheaper the cost and the
sooner the policy natures either paiup an endowment
and the the insured learn that Life the best invest
men anyone can make
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-19

Again, life insurance carries you into the posi-
tiOn of sizable estate just soon as the first prem
ium is paid. This is good big argument in favor
of the man who invests.
Again, in almost every mans life there comes
time when he actually needs to be picked up and
carried for while. Something serious has happen
perience, OF something Of the sort, has bowled him
over. At that time life insurance policy comes
along and actually puts him on his feet and starts
him all over again. This, Of course, is due to the
loan value which life insurance policies always have
after the first two years Of life.
Again, although life insurance policy hasn't
as many lives as cat, yet it has been frequently
found to be alive when the man who had previously
invested in it thought it had died for lack of prem
ium payments In the modern life insurance policy
there is provision which starts a reserve fund
working after the premium fund has failed and if
man dies within a certain length Of time his heirs
will discover that that policy although apparently
surrendered has full vitalitytha is to say, is pay
able in full to his benefciaries.
There are many other instances in which it can
be easily shown that life insurance policy, under
all circumstances, carries man who invests IN H.
so II is no longer accurate to say that you carry e
insurance any more than you say you carry Unlt,
ed States Liberty Bond, in which you have invested
and which can at any time be turned into cash.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-19
PAGE EIGHT

To begin with, there is something that every
decent man feels with regard to the future of wife
and children that is actually load on his mind and
on his heart--a load that cripples his efficiency in
other things that either makes him reckless in his
expenditures, because he sees no way of meeting
adequately this problem of the future welfare Of
his family, or that makes him miserly and unhappy
for the same reason. This load life insurance as
sumes and carrie in such way as to absolutely
relieve the man of his burden II starts him out every
day care free in reference to future obligations in
case Of his sudden death or serious illness.
Again. life insurance carries you into first-rate
habit which is hard, otherwise to form, viz. habit
of systematic saving.
'Yes, but" you say, "a man must carry life in
surance before ii can carry him. This might be
true II there were not so many additional things
which intensely personal in which life insurance
actually carries the individual who invests in it, For
instance life insurance policy carries you to the
door of the bank and gives you welcome with the
President when you ask him for business loan, and
you would find il you could explore the back of his
mind, that that life insurance policy had carried you
very much farther into his good graces concerning
that financial transaction than you could have i'm
agined
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-19

Il
anS d @ wa nave big load taken concerning
Sa s ssg 10 the place OF financial security that economical
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-19
Let US ask you very seriously

of
releasing your e thought for
did big liabilities
Lie insurance does not hail can
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-19

H. COOPER District Manager Pacific Mutual Masonic Tenp
T. f. SMITH, New York Life, Ladd & Bush Bank Building
CLIBBORN District Manager Oregon Life 2O Masonic Tempe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-19

a. o. Field Agent Travellers suranco rorononv
w Superintendent Metropolitan Life Tnsrac onnanv
Apno src Manager Nilsson Life Insurance Company
Z; T. EDMAKDS nom1 Equitable Life $40 State Str eet W ~ p
- 0eneal Agent Bankers Reserve Iife Oregon Building
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-19
This page contributed by the Life Insurance R

rance Representatives who reside in Salem, Oregon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-02

TO have you with them tomorrow.
Carl Muller will refree all games
played by this team this season and
viii make Il good competent man for
The job. Bring your friends.
The Dreadnaught Athletic Club will
resume athletics in Alexandria again
Sunday after rest Of two weeks fol
Lowing the knickerbockcr Dread
raueht game Sunday. September -,
when their football team will take the
field for the first time this season
playing the Park View Athletic Club
Of Washington. Coach Billy Crouch
has been working hard for the past
two weeks driving many members OF
Hast years great team through hard
workouts and predicts another fine
steven for Alexandria this season az
soon as few new men join the
squad.
Sundays game will start at 3 p. m.
sharp, New uniforms have been Sc
cured By the club and they will make
4 very good appearance Alexandria
fans should support this club as they
demonstrated during the baseball
season that they were for clean sport
II al times. Mr. Crouch has given
much time to the welfare of Alexar-
,!ria in this line Of sport during the
pas, two years and deserves the back
:ng by Alexandria fans. as his hard
work should be appreciated by good
lttcndanccs. Game to be played on
North Alfred street grounds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-10-02

Samuel Uber, defendant. In Chan
Gerry No. 1853.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is to obtain
for the complainant a divorce a vim
cuio mat,imonii upon the ground of
wilful deserticn and abandonment by
the defendant CT the complainant for
4 period of three years and for gen
eral relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in