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IN UN CLUB DEL NORTH
PHILADELPHIA

(Dal nosfro correspondence SigHo,
Dasqudlc Feyya1. riceUmmo ~
Sotto gil auspici del 43.rd Ward
American Italian Citizen Club" con
sede al No. 1851 No. Randolph St.
ha ayuto luogo festrazione di una
riffa. fattasi in occasione della COM
memorazione del columbus Day.
Vincitori dal primo al sesto premio
furono j seguenti signori:
Nicola D'Addario. Societa' San
Paride di Teano, Giuseppe Tore,
Filomena CirulH. Societa' San Pa
ride. Antonio Taddei.
Presidente del Club e. il signo1
NJ. Gabrielle. il Quale. con la COO
perazione di molti yolenterosi, ha l.
niziato un corso istruttivo per Iac-
quisto della Cittadinanza. Presidente
del Comitato Commemorative fu il
Signor Americo Mosca e Segretario
il Signor Achille Grande, che, dam
do nuovamente proya della sua in-
stancabile attivita', nulla trascuro'
per Ia bella riuscita della fiesta. De
gno di nota ed orgoglio per la Co.
lonia Iii Franklinville, che il signol
Grande, militante mel partito Repub.
blicato della riforma, rieopre la ca
rica di capo della diciottesima diyi
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CASINO THEATRE

La settimana prossima, a comin-
clare da domain, lunedi, al Casino
Theatre, Walnut sopra Fottava stra-
da, sara data Iopera comica Joy
Bells.
OTTIMI RISULTATI. "IIo OF
tenuto ottimi risultati col Lozogo del
Dottor Pietro" - SERVE il signor j..
Morandi di Hollister, California. o
Soffriyo di appendicite, almeno il
mio male era state COST diagnostica-
to, ma usando questo rimedio no po-
tuto evitare una operazione". Questo
efficace rimedio di erbe, Sc e preso
in tempo, fornisce protezione contro
molte serie malattie. Non 81 yende
nellie farmacie. Lo forniscono AGENT
speciai. Rivolgersi al seguente indi-
rizzo DR. Peter Fahrney q Sons Co.
2501 Washington Blvd. Chicago,
ILL.,
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(DQi noStro correspondents SigHo,
DaSQudlc FeTarj, riceUiamo1 n
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Pro SdCCO G Vdnzetti

Sotto gil auspici della locale Car
pentieTi No. 1850. la scra di martedi'
soorso, ala Beneficenza Hall. 81 ten
ne Pannunziata riunione coloniale
per la difesa del due connazionali
nostri che 81 troyano mel carcere
del Massachusetts, sotto Paccusa di
assassinio di furto.
Sebbene gl'interyenuti non fosse-
70 motif, per non perdere ancora
tempo, giacche' le cause sono prossi-
me, 81 procedette ALA costituzione
del Comitato furono eletti oil uf-
ficiai di esso che sono i signori Nj
cola Riyano Asst, 1919 Dickinson
St., presidente; Ambrogio Pagano,
1141 Titan St, vice presidcnte; A.
G CavaIiere, Segretario; Pasquale
Belperio, tesoriere.
Nella riunione, oltre ALA locale dei
Carpentieri, erano rappresentati
P0rdine Figi d'Italia in Pennsyl-
yania, nella persona del Grande We
uerabiIe, signor Giuseppe Di Silve-
Stro: la Unione del Cuochi, rAmal-
gamated del sarti, Ia sezione social
sta ed il Circolo di Studi Social.
Per la prossima seduta saranno di-
ramat altri inviti ale logge del FL
gil d'Italia, al Grande Venerable
dogH Independent ed allie Societa'
di hutuo SoccorsO. [ component Ie
associazioni coloniali. essendo compo-
ste di operai, debbono sentire il dove
re di yenire in auto di due nostri
connaMonali accusati di un delitto
che ossi testimoni sostengono di
non aver comnesso.
La sera di martedi' scorso fu an
che nominate un sotto comitato di
propaganda con fincarico di recarsi
nellie riunioni dele nostre Istituzio-
nj, onde sollecitare la solidarieta
morale G Paiuto finanziario in favo-
re di due lavoratom italiani. Nutria-
mo fiducia che queIii che sono stati
incaricati di assolvere il delicate q.
Mobile mandate, non troyeranno diff
ficoIta' adj eserc ammessi nelle sale
dove le nostrc Association tengono
le lOrO sedute.
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NOVEJIBRE
lLalaHie C0nLaqios-

lie malattie contagi0se devono cs-
sere denunziate subito aIPUffieio di
lgiene.
Per ridurre le malattie contagiose
occorre anzitutto conOscerne Fesi-
stenza.
lie malattie contagiose 81 potrebbc-
TO eliminare senza danno,
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COWTZIO DI S4RTY


bopo domain, martedl., l6 cor
rente mese, allie ore S p. M. precise,
neIia Harlck Hall, 3O,-5O9 So. Sth
street, 81 terra un grandloso Conf
no del saru appartencnti alIAmal-
gamated per esammare la situazionc
generate ed ayusare al mglori mez-
II 3nde mghorarc lie loro condlzlonl
attuah.
OItre agli attn orator. dl Ilngue
stramere. parlera. in ltallano Arturo
Hioyannitti, segrotario della Camera
Neesrn sorto oncbo nom onnorto-
nente ad Unioni, doyrebbe mancare
dmteryenire a quosto importante co
mHlo.
Da circa quattro settImane in tut
te Ie gTandl manlIattmc degIi Stat
Unit 81 e proceduto ala seFrata e
centinaia di migliaia di sarti sono ri
masti senza layoro. / signori capi-
talisti dell'arte deIl'ago, con questa
mossa crcdono di prcndere / sarti
per 10 stomaco far loro accettare
per Pavvenire uno stipendio di fame.
Sc la riduzione nei salari andasse di
pari passo con Ia diminuzione nci
prezzi per i generi di primo necessi-
ta'. Ia cosa potrcbbe passare; ma il
yoler ridurre il prezzo della mano
d'opera, mentre la vita costa motifs
slmO, c'e' da prevederc una forte rea-
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E' semplice scoprire in che modo
81 propagano.
lie malattie contagiose 81 possono
preyenire.
VigiIate il malato per impediro
che la malattia 81 sparga.
Disinfettate dopo i casi di difteIi-
te, scarlattina ed attire malattie con-
tagiose.
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SC1MP1TA DA UN PERICOLC
ARRESTATO PER TRUFF1

Certo NJ. A. Freda. rcsidente in
questa citta', e state arrestato sotto
faccusa di aver conmesso una truffa
od appropriations indebita in danno
della 'Italian Star Line, una cor
porazione con ufficio centrale in
New York, a mezzo di checks che
non avevano alcun valore. L'arresta-
10 fu tradotto innanzi al magistrate
O'Brien, della decima stIada e Pine
St. owe Paccusa fu sostenuta dalFay-
yocato Giovanni Di Silvestro in rap
presentanza della Compagnia AMI
delta, e gil Interest," Freda dallayy.
MacAyov.
II magistrate ritenne faccusato
responsible di "embezzlement" e
10 pose sotto cauzione di $4,000, rim
viandolo al giudizio della competen-
te Corte.
Veniamo informant che Ia discus
stone della causa al riguardo sara i
niziata Quanto prima innanzi ala
Corte Criminale.
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della Whistle Bottling Company. II
! nuoyo agente, che e conosciutissimo.
mel suo State. risiedc allie undici
strade Main, MillviIle. N. j.
concerto MUSICALE
y RECIT1
La Point Breeze Band. che col
l.o Novembre cambiera' il suo nome
in quello di Banda Gabrielle Dan
nun2io delPOrdine Figi d'Italia. da-
IA un concerto musicale la sera del
% corrente mese al White Audito-
rum, S. =. Cor Chestnut - stra-
de.
Di cssa e dircttore il signor Al
herto Adehzi del 1910 So. 9th St,
manager il signor Arstodemo Pal
ladino del numcro 1902 Moore st.
Oltre al concerto, sotto gil stessi au-
spiel e nella medcsima sera. sara
data una recita. La meta del ricava-
to nctto sara deyoluto al danneg-
giati dal terremoto. Piu' in la sara
annunziato il programme della sera-
la.
GRINDE SERATI IRTISTICA
In onore del comico signor
y. Gammone, Ia sera di lunedi'. %
correntc mcse, ore s p. NJ, sara da-
ia una garndc serata arUstica. nella
New Auditorium Hall, allie Z strade
e Snyder avenue.
MA MATASSA lBRUGLIATA
e il nome della commcdia, la piu' j.
larc, come dice il manifesto al pub
bIico, @ la pin raglonata opera del
genere, in gergo napoIitano. in 3 at
ii del celebre Scarpetts.
II signor n. Gmmone e como
sciuto in questa citta' come uno od'ra
piu' quotati artist comici ed il pub
blico ha il dovere d'incoraggiarlo, in
teryenendo numeroso ALA recitazio-
ne.
A rendcrc piu' licta Ia serata in
tcrverra' la Banda Ccsare Battisti,
diretta dal maestro Alfonso Rossi, la
quaIe, allie ore s =. NJ. precise, into
nera' la sinlonia dapertura. 81 rae
comanda pcrcio' a coloro che hanno
deciso di assistcrc aIlo spettacolo, di
anticipare di pochi minuti per non
perdere nuIla dello scelto repertoire
musicale e comico che sara espleta-
to la sera del 20 corrente. ! caratteri
assegnati a ciascuno attore sono stati
Tarosina Sirnoro q ArolI,. Mod
dalena' ,. hereno' Veronica, a. DE
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NELLA DITTA, PICCONE

La ditta Nicola Piccone, fabbri-
cante del Fernet-Milano p, con de
posito al No. 73S So. 9Th st., ha as
sunto in qualita' di agente nello
State del New jersey, per la vendi-
ia del suoi prodotti Mr.. II. Harris.
della Whistle Bottling Company. Ii
nuovo agente, che e conosciutissimo,
mel suo State. risiedc allie undici
strade e Main, Millville, N. }.
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CRONACA DI FILADELF|A

slone del 43.mo quartiere. Augurii
dl un sempre fiorente ayvenire al
Club su menzionato.
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PENSTERI DALLITALIA

Ia UTUmo AppuIa abbIamO rice
vuto un elegante biglietto mel qualc
or yiene communicate che presto fara'
ritorno fra moi il signor Pietro Bac-
cellieri, che diversi mesi or seao 81
era recato in Italia per impalmare
una gentilissima e coIta signorina.
la yirtuosa signora Rosetta. dive
nuta sua moglie recentemente.
Auto-piano il nostro ben tomato
q lui ed il ben yenuto ala sua ST.
gnOra.
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Da Roma ci saluta il signor Clio.
yanni Calyaresi di Appignano del
Tronto Gra2ie.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09
Every Hammond Druggist
Is Grossly Underpaid
How Much He Gives in Ser vice Compared to What He
Receives n Return

No professional man IN Hammond
serves the community better or more
scientiousIy than the druggist.
lie commodities YOU with postage
stamps at cost. maintains a general in
aTIaation bureau and free waiting room.
..- store IS first aid hospital conducted
.i,itout reward. he gets up IN the mid
lo or the night to answer your emer-
. s. calls.
sight and day he is consulted oftener
taan any other. and he gives his pro
ossional services without fee. His only
ard. and Il IS a small ono at that
eoaaes when you make a purchase from
IS stock Of merchandise.
You accept his nlmendation 1ust
-s you accept that of your lawyer. your
aoctor or your banker. because you
now that his word Is good and that he
7ows best. He can't afford to make
i1istakes-and he doesn't. He knows
hat his whole success in his chosen
profession depends on accuracy-on skin
on keeping faith with his customers.
he stakes his reputation hundred
mes "a day with a hundred different
aStoTners-hut his judgment Is founded
r0 knowledge and experience OF the
,aen of his profession handed down
hvough the ages through schools. col
ages and text hooks-and the knowledge
md experience which como in the days
work and in association and conference
Nith others n his profession
The druggist Of today doesn't guess
ne knows. And one Of the reasons he
:nows - because he insists that tho
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preparations ne sells shall measure UP
10 tho highest standards.
To recommend an article the drug
eist must Of course know what IL com
tains and how 81 is made. and this was
one reason for the formation of CO.
operative national association Of drug
gists and physicians who prepare a ecu-
plete line of household remedies and
toilet goods This association is the
American Druggists Syndicate
This IS the largest enterprise OF its
kind in the world. More than $4,000
druggists and physicians own and oper-
ate II and guarantee its products They
know that a n s. Milk of MsEnesia Is
the best in the world they guarantee
that ADS. Aspirin meets the highest
standards OF quality they stand back Of
ADS. Peredixo Tooth Paste-the tooth
paste which whitens like Peroxide---be-
cause Il IS inco1np arably the best. And
tho same druggists in the same way are
squarelv behind the entire family OF
ADS. products.
Il means everything 70 you TO have
such a guarantee behind the remedies
YOU buy-a guarantee based on the scien-
tfac knowledge and experience OF thou
sands or experts. When You buy an
ADS. product from an ADS. druggist
you may do SO IN the confident belief
that you have secured the finest possible
product at the lowest possible price.
Ask any A. DIS. druggist for ADS.
product tho next time you need any
household remedy or toilet article so>8
in drug store.-AdV.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09
MOTHER FALLS
UNCONSCIOUS

Ny mother who is So wears old. has
been troubled with her liver for IS years.
Doctors said she had gall stones. Sev-
eral times she fell unconscious because
Of these attacks. Eight months ago l
noticed an advertisement of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy in the Toledo Blade
and purchased a bottle which did he.
: great amount Of good. She continued
the treatment and has felt entirely we'll
since" It is a simple harmless prep
sration that removes the hatarrhal nau-
Gus from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflammation which causes practic-
ally all stomach. liver. and Intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis. One
dose vii convince or money refunded. Al
drngEists evsryWhere.-Adv
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ROBERTSDALE

clyde Smith Is very III at his home
on -Atchison ave. His mother. Mrs.
smith. who is at the present time visit
ing her son and family. fell and unfor-
tunately hurt her arm very severely.
Mr. end Mrs P. Peterson of Cleveland
entertained a number Of their friends at
a six o'clock dinner last evening
Mrs. Art Stress o. Lake ave. and Mrs.
C. Buell. of Indianapolis blvd were Chi
eago visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. w. Eggers of Indianapolis blvd.
was in chicago on business Wednesday.
Mrs Ed F'reese Of Myrtle ave. was
Chicago business visitor the fore part
Of the week.
Mrs. Roy Moore and son Ernest spent
WEDNESDAY visiting Mrs. Moore's broth
er Val Brown. and family of Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Keckich are en-
PERTAINING the latters brother. Mflon
Predovitch. Of Pueblo. Col. at their home
on Myrtle ave. for a few days.
Mrs. Herman Theisson of Indiana polls
blvd. is lowly improving after her re-
cent spell Of Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Keckich and
family OF Myrtle ave. Mr. and Mrs.
Benidect Of Reese ave. aI-nded a dinner
at Gary given in honor Of Walter Pre-
dovitch brother Of Mrs. Keckich. who
recently returned from Jugo-slovika
Mr.. and Mrs Art Heyden ware visitors
at I'll. Charles Helwig home . ST John
the fore part IF the week.
Mrs Z. Dulcct of Reese ave. had a.
her guest Cor the las Weekend her
sister-in-law. Mrs Elwin OF Harvey. III
Mrs. John Brown Of Myr,le ave. who
has been very ill for tho past three
months has improved nicely and = abb
70 be Up and around again
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09
"A SURE WAY TO
END DANDRUFF

There IS one sure way that has new
er failed to remove dandruff at once.
and that Is to dissolve H. then you de-
stroy il entirely To do this. Just get
about four ounces Of plain, common
liquid arvon from any drug store
lthis is all you viii need), apply i At
night when retiring; use enough 20
moisten the scalp and rub II In gently
with your finger tips.
By morning. most II not am Of your
dandruf viii be gone. and three or
four more applications viii complete
~ dissolve ana entirely destroy every
single sign and trace o. isl no matter
nov much dandruf you may hare-
You viii End ell itching and diggins
Of the scalp VIII stop instantly and
your hair VIII be auffy lustrous
glossy. silky ard soft and look and
feel 4 hundred times better
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-01-09

The next meeting VIII be January %.
at the home OF Mrs. Ward kessler.
A baby girl arrived ut the home Of
Bert Nan Sessen Monday night.
Mr.. Patterson is quite sick with La
Grippe.
The family of Mike vantillo have all
been sick for some time.
We arc expecting TO be using the
the new church rs sunday
Don't forget tho oyster supper en-
Saturday evening, January 10th. Also
the j. r. 5turgis Musical entertain
ment Monday evening and Movies on
January 10. All arc given al the
Christian Church.
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Take The Times md keep n
touch with the whole world
Chariton courier., 1920-05-21
For Prosecuting
Attorney

We are authorized to announce
A. c. Drace
as a candidate for the Democrat
ic nomination for the office of
Prosecuting Attorney for Chari-
ton county, subject to the action
of voters at the primary election
August. 3.
We are authorized to announce
Clarence E. Brummail
as candidate for nomination on
the Democratic ticket for the
Office of
Prosecuting Attorney
for Charlton county, subject to
the majority at the Democratic
primary election Aug. 8.
We are authorized to announce
C. 0. HOUSTON
a candidate for the office of rep
resentative in the legislature
from this county, subject to the
action of the Democratic election
Aug. 3.
Chariton courier., 1920-05-21

Richard Hunt returned from
few days trip to Kansas City
the latter part of last week.
Dick says there are some things,
many, in fact, to be had, if
YOU have the price. He had.
Young men and women for
railway mail and government
clerkships. $ll0 month. Age
18 upward. Examination June
l6. Experience unnecessary.
For free particulars, write r.
Terry (former Civil Service Ex-
aminer) 1881 Continental Bldg.
Washington, D. C. l6
Geo. Kramm and Mrs. R. B.
Kramm and son of Forrest
Green were here Saturday and
paid the Courier a call. Mr..
Kramm said corn planting was
badly behind what it should be.
Rain Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week put plows and plant.
ers out Of the fields. Sc all over
the corn belt and corn jumping
towards the So marx,
2 Roam Shorthorn Bulls y
months old unregistered weight
600 lbs $75 each.
10 John Wren.
Chariton courier., 1920-05-21
Children Ory
Fer FLETCHER'S
CA 8 T RIA

IL George Grotjan vs.. Annie Cook ct
al, partition.
Not for trial
43 J. f. Harrington vs.. W. B. Sap
pington, replevin.
NOnSuit
"A J. E. Harrington VS.. B. T. Tip
petit, attachment.
Continued
I 10 Robert Lewis ct al VS.. David
Tuder ct al, suit to ascertain title
Continued
46 Tobe Brown VS.. Wabash railway,
damage.
Dismissed at dfts. cost
Al A. A. Cloyd VS.. Wabash Railway
Co. ct al, appeal from j. P. Court.
Dismissed at dfts. cost
IS Sophia Getting ct al VS.. Elva
Getting ct al, partition.
Will sustained
"a W. s. Owen VS.. Walker D. Hines,
damage.
No trial
53 Zadie Cook ct al VS.. Mary E. Fin
nell, will contest.
No trial
60 ]. w. McFee VS.. Charles Powell,
appeal from J. P Court.
No trial
rs Charles NJ. Bishop VS.. N, E.
Brown, damage
Continued
II o. P. Beale VS.. j. F. Showers,
suit on note.
Continued
70 j. j. Westoff VS.. W. B. Sapping-
ton, interpleader.
Passed from docket
"a Raymond Williams VS.. Cora L.
Williams, divorce.
Continued
80 Grover Laird VS.. Sibel Laird, di-
vorce.
Plaintiff divorced
Chariton courier., 1920-05-21

Circuit court this week. Rai1,
of course,
Don'tget too busy to drag the
roads after a rain. 1t will pay
You and please the public.
Some splendid full Hood Bar.
red Rock chickens for sale.
16 c. c. Parks
The dinner at The Ernst Sun
day was enjoyed by number of
our citizens as well as some tran
sients. 1t was a chicken dinner
and later on when fryers are ripe
we look for not less than half of
a two FOUNDER to disappear be-
fore our onslaughst, if that's what
you call it.
Levi Parsons Morton died Sun.
day night at his home on the
Hudson, on the anniversary of
his 96th birthday. He was vice
president in 1888 and once gov
ernor Of New York, A born f.
nancier, he died immensely rich
tho his start in life was as a
clerk at Sl4 a month.
Judge {. B. Welch came Mon
day and spent the most of the
week attending circuit court.
Judge WeIch, for an 81 year old
ar, is about as active as the aver
age man at go and he says he can
do more work than any other man
in the United States of his age
and what is more, likes to do it.
Chariton courier., 1920-05-21

Why buy a Ford when YOU can
buy a real AUTOMOBILE at
Littles Garage Sumner for less
money. $4,000 buys Chalm-
ers roadster. Its a beauty, runs
like new, has electric lights, spot
light, self starter and bumper
front and rear. In fact it has
everything that goes with a real
car. 1917
Chariton courier., 1920-05-21
Eggs for Sale

Eggs Tor sale
Black Langshan eggs for sale.
Winter layers, 81 so per setting.
Rufus w. Leonard
13tf Phone 1904