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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18

jrcvcI,nd OHIO. August ia Hcssi-
,-,stIr feeling prevailed tonight amoI6 3
tho miners and operators attchdlhE tue
Joint ronCrrcn"c Of the scale C"H''''!Mlt.e ~
Of the central Comp"utlNc hitnm.hous
coal f,Ids as to any settlement oclhs
rnarhrJ regarding tho demands OF Inc
miners for an increased wage Tor INC
day and MONTH! men and the tonnage
mon IN tho ticld.
Tn, suh.ruInmlticc appointed ycst'r-
day by the J":nt scale c"mnIt,SC 70 W. ~?
and reach q basis of settlement OF thc
dead. .ock held meeting this morning
ard another this afternoon. Al the
afternoon meeting the Suh-c0miniltee
divided itself int" another Suh-c"lhlnlt
loo consisting II John l.. LOWS. presI;
dcr, Of Inc Inltcd Nine Workers. and
.NVill:ann Green. secretary treasurer OF
the organization aAd IN" following iour
miners and four operators; ,,,..
Mincrs-F' Frank harrington; lllinois:
Ed stewart, Indians 80. -.cr Ha,r, o"'o'
0reratnrs-E. = Scarles. Illinois: P.
n. Pcnna. Indiana: {. +. Maurcr,;, Clevc-
land. and John Henderson, Western
Pennsylvania.
Failed TO Agree.
This second subcommittee was IN
session all afternoon and when II a'-
iorrrd late this evening announced tha'
,hr-r would hc 4 meeting Of tho sub
',nr,u,i.rc AT IL o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and I meeting Of the full scale
cnmrnittcc at 1880 a nj. II is under
stood tha, the second Suh-c"mmittee
vii report L. the original Suh-colnllt'
tcc that L made n" prcrcSH IN ns az
lfhcraIIons this afternoon. and tina; the
suh-rommrtr"" in turn VIII MAKE a SIM
ll,- r,rCrr iu tho fun scale committee
Lewis Pessimisttc.
What Ari'"N Ia" fHl! Srhir Sornmllt'e
VII rhru lahc. none Of the miners or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
PAra UNDER ARREST
. rr,clltr-rnrnr

Srar,al - TNC IntcIIlEHnc"r
Fairrour ". Va, Aug = Arrested
On reques, ot the Department n Jus,
f:cN r. e DAVIS. ot Rochester. Pa. and
Mrs. James ". Hack. Of Pittsburgh. are
hnld I'M the city Jail pending lnstruc--
.,nnS from Pittsburgh The two rioped
hrcO ,- four months ago. and were ~
.ng as man and vif" IN this city. Mrs.
H7cE who is huf twrr'tN-t~o. deserted
her husband and hre" children Tor
Da,ts Hack cam" from PlttshurSh
as, night after the arrest OF his wife.
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R,cds Hurled Back.

PARIS. Aug l7.-Scvcral sucCcssful
roun'~r attacks have hocn launched hv
IN" Poles against the Russian BulSh"Nlh
armies which are hammcrinC at tho
gates or Warsaw In tho nrichhorhood
or Cholm. on III" southern sector Of the
Warsaw front. Russian Soviet forces
which had crossed tn, Bur river hare
hccn hurried back across that stream,
while in tho region Of Modlm. northwest
of tho Polish capital the Poles have he
gun counter offensive. directing their
attack IN the direction OF Ml1"I.
Military critics her" pointed ou' late
last night that the situation WAS better
than II had been for SON" time, and
LAID special :rr"sS upon tho attack
against the Rolsheylkl near thOlm. Tho
battle near Ch"lm may nc a precursor
of an offsN: i've movement designed to
draw Sou;hward Soviet forces engaged
against Warsaw. II WAS sand. although
som" believed Il vas the Polish ujcn-
tlon Ia merely gain tlmc IN IN, struggle.
LATHE significance was placed IN the
HolIsh attack near Nodiin. as critics
considered that simultaneous attacks on
both tianks Of the Soviet army would be
rash and almost desperate. N view Of
the efficiency shown by the Polish
troops during tho past few weeks
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PLEA FOR CONTINUANCE
OF, MONTGOMERY SCHOOL

Charleston. AUS l7..-TMrty dele
gates from Fayc,t" ani nc!ehbortng
counties held a JON; Conforrn,r Win
the stat" board ~ public works and tnr
state board OF contro! today TO plead tor
continuance OF the West Virginia trade g,
schoo! at Montgomery. d branch Ci
West Virginia University until two
years ago. d preparatory school for col.
leEe. The boards announced sometime
ago tina, they were planning to turn the
INSTITUTION into a school for tho CoIoreJ
deaf and hlind Definite action has
been deferred
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Hold Hearing on 30
Pr, CT. River Increase

Special nisratch to The lniol!lsencer.
C!ncInnari. O. Aug I7--Traffi" Man
oyer + " RonShaw Of the cincinnati
chamber rf commerce was asked in
telegram rodav from tho executive Soc
rctary Of tho National Industrial Traffic
league - inform all OHIO valley and
MsstssiP1i valley shippers that th"
Initod States shipping hoard will con-
due, = herring In Washington. n. e.
August Is in connection With tho re-
quest rf the interstate water carriers
for an increase NJ 4" per cont IN port
70 port rates. 70 equallze With the forth
coming raise IN all railroad rate IN
freight
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FOR
SUFFRAG|STS
N, CAROLINA SENATE +.
VOTES POSTPONEMENT
Tennessee House Votes Ad-
journment for Day, With
Sufs Opposing

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. 11.-Unexpect.
ed adjournment of the lower house OF
the Tennessee Legislature today. after
three hours of debate, preventing final
action on the federal suffrage amend.
ment.
Suffrage opponents moved for ad'
journment until tomorrow on the plea
that members should have moro time
TO deliberate Tho house fairly seethed
with excitement. Efforts to hold the
body in session. however. were unaTah'
ing. and tho motion carried. So to ~.
Opposition leaders said the vote was
4 Virtually correct indicat ton Of sentt.
ment on ratification. The sunragtstS
declared no Importance should be at:
tachcd 20 il.
A final vote tomorrow was regarded
as almost certain.
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BROTHERHOOD MEETING

The monthly meeting of the Z;on
Lutheran Rro;hCrhood will be held next
y ednesday evening at the home Of
Fred , Fad on National Pix. 4 f"H
minute walk from tho Elm Grove limit
All members are requested to BE- pres
tni k'ter all business has been tran
sacrrd all Will enjoy one of those Old
r,rn corn roastS. All members of n"
Rrn, n,herhood are looking forward 10 this
4 far as II viii be one of the best Of the
season
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"Muggsy" McGraw Now =.
Demands Indictment

New York. Aug. 17.-John J: McGraW.
manager Of the New York Giants. to.
day demanded through counsel that no
10 Indicted in order that he might es-
tabiIsh before competent tribunal h!a
innocence Of any participation In bring
ing about injuries to John c slavin:
actor, who was found about q week e4o
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
WaraaX Feld by tho Poles.

London. Aug l1.--Warsaw Is S:rll be-
Ing h"ld ny the Poles So lar - DIS
patches received hero GIs"Ios" tho stu
alton. Tho latest Soviet Russian COM
muulquc docs not CIatnl tho cit" l. cap
tCrcd. white tho rolIsh official statement
OF Monday represented the defenders Of
the Polish capital making successful re-
Us lance.
Reports of tho Clry $ fall announced
officially on Sunday hy IN. B"lsrclik
staft at Wilma. here ih- news vas r.'',-
hrat"d, according 10 It kuluo dispatch
10 the London tim''S. by ii Errh ,...mon-
Strallon. ale not confirmed from any
source and are ,lrtuaIly dIsrr,dIiri hv
IN, T,mc. which alou, PRINTS them
RUSSIAN attacks. however. Wcro bong
constantly renewed. aud IN" Sry~rIty
WdS dw'it upon hy 81 DISPATCHES. the
strugEi" beInE saId 10 l., ,%pcrially
E"r," IN and around EAdzl MN. which
mad changed hands uN, ulm,S and was
at last Reports held hy tn, rolrs
Tho Innu"n', oi French assistance IN
directing the dcfrn$" @, Warsaw Is
mentioned III som" reports. amt II IS
stated that the approach q; additional
French E"Ip may !cnd u hopeful dSpc,,
To the I'ull>h resistance.
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polss Retafe Radzymin

warsaw. Aug. l5.--tRr the associated
rressl--A feature Of the fighting on
the Warsaw front Is tho struSSl" for
possession ~ RaAzy,m n the northeast
Of the ca1ital ~ last accounts me
poles had retaken Rahzym!n IN \ conn.
tar strike delivered this afternoon and
had pushad the BolShevikt northeast
ward Tho Pol~< arr low holding =
linz about n r'lo IN 'ho o'h"r side OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
AGAIN FAIL To
ADJUST SCALE
MINERS AND OPERATORS
REMAIN IN DEADLOCK
Second Subcommittee Strug-
giles With Problem With
out Success

Cleveland. Aug. lit became
known tonight. that tho coal oNc-
orators had mad" the miners
. Subcommittee 1 hotter offer
than the one regretted yesterday;
Thr nature Of tho offer could
+ not hc learned. but according 70
member Of the seal" committee
} II proposes an Increase over inc
/ ~ to :" cents /" day lao"rcrs
made " >t"TdaE.
Tho pr"1usrrI"n - such that II
Will make somebody snow ms
hand" before the genera! scale
Can,ml'r"n tomorrow morning.
tho committeeman continued.
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tho countcrstcnkc shat effected this re-
lief.
The statement says III" Bolshcv;H'
who had planned to cross th' \'Siu'2
southeast Of Warsaw in IN" reg on ~
Macicicnicc C3J rnilcN from tn" rar!t7l
Wcr,. lOrCNi back.
.rhe riga, w,mS Of tn" fourth Polish
army. in breaking IN" soviet rcSlStanc"
al kock lS2 miles south Of SI"dlc"l took
"un Russian prisoners and captured unA
cannon and machine guns
The communjQuc announces that N"
Poles il. following UP their counter OIL
fcnSivc to relieve the pressure on WH'-
sayy nave advanced along tho rntlr'
northern front. They have pushed inc
Russians beyond the Wyra r!r"r and re-
gained Cicchanow. The soviet iorr'S 70
treating while Polish aviaiors hrcd On
them with machn" guns.
Fighting continues III tho region or
Radzymin - the northcHS, Of warsaw
the statement says
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THE wEATHBH

Washington, Aug. l7-1orsoLi
west Virrtnia-Fair Ws1nsSdAy 80
probably Thursday; not mueh cAA1Ss
Ohio and western Pcn1S51vaala-BoA1:y
wednesday and probably ThnfSdayI NJ
Ing tsmperature.
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French Active.

Warsaw. August l5-Thcrc were re-
nrwe4 signs a. tho front today tSun-
IavD that lhc French were taking a
more prominent part in the guidance OF
the Polish army. General WeyEand IS
SAID tO bc the General responsible for
tho new tactics now being employed 20
rcnel the invaders.
Modern implements ot war undream-
Il nr m the days Of koSciusko and
other defenders of Warsaw. uorc being
brought into play today against thu
invaders Of Poland from the cast. Ther"
were airplanes sailing away on BON otnG
ra iiS upon the soviet toECNS pressing
upon me Guys gates. 'auks whirh had
sTnn service IN France and cannon Win
which ore shot could sEat'cr som" of
Warsaw'e buildings. which have stood
more than $50 yards There were a. so
armorcd speed hon's IN the N;stula.
armed with machine guns, the dread Of
modern dan soldiers
Implements of these types are ro'
here. in great numbers. but there are
some. with other types N addition many
ot which were supplied by the allies
according 20 agreement. During the
dav tanks crept through m" streets,
hcaAcnug the population. AZ intervals.
TOO. marched fresh infantry jus, from
tho framing quarters.
Late this afternoon 4 detachment ~
gayly-attired laroers of the Kind which
arc famous IN Po';sh history. passed
through n the front singing They
Wcro mounted on horses. som" Of Whlch
few weeks ago were dragging car
riaCeS about the streets of tN' city tho
'9ncHrs wc-" going ~ defend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
Center Attack.

London. August 1.-THE soviet forces
are "en;"r.ng their attack upon VAR
saw IN ;hc region northeast Of E"No
C;norCicvsk. the rowcrtG! polish fort
ross On the Nistu|a - the northwest
Of the capital and along the ING Syu'h'
eas'c-ll. IT Is Indicated by Monday $
official statement from Moscow. re-
rciycd today. Tho communlque re-
fleets tho recent rclish withdrawal on
the southern front aud announces the
occura;Ion by tho Russians OF Brady
and Soka,, nor 'hraet oC L"mhtrg.
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Warsaw. Aug Ii, BY the Asscc!a'cl
PreSSj -Reports OF Polish military sue
ccSses came 10 Warsaw today while
news from MInsk where the Polish
peace delegates arc 10 negotiate with
tho representatives OF the Russian Soy.
the delegates was 4 Moscow wireless
message stating that the party had ar
rived IN Minsk.
\ successful counter offensive was
launched on the Warsaw front Monday
under the leadership of President I'll
Sudsk!. as cNmmandcr-in-chief.
On tho northern front, where ten Bol.
shcNik divisions ara striking toward
inc NiS,ula as part ut the maTt"uN"r
against Warsaw and on the Warsaw
front Il WAS announced today that the
Reds have been driven back at several
points.
Polish movements. aided hy heavy ar
tillcry. are forcing the RolsherIki grad
ually 10 WI 'hdraw from various places
wher" for days pressure upon the capt.
tai has boon greatest
In the fGhtinS IN the region Of k1dZE-
min. northeast Of Warsaw. the tntcs
have taken many prisoners. including a
Rol.heyik commiSsary and brigade
commander. During the battle here 4
Polish chaplain OF the Eighth Infantry
Division lcuaC korupka was killed
while leading the attacking forces clad
in his church robes and with crucihc
in his hand.
Five Polish officers were also killed
and / were wounded.
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Russians Leave.

Perrin Aug IG.-- Russian troops left
tHo c.tv OF Soidau on SUNDAY morning.
and tho administration of N" city is
now in tho hands of provisional com
mittnc headed by Herr S'aChs'. formerly
hurcon1asto-. 2ays q sporIal ,!ispatrh ~
tho Post. 4 cjtizcnS' guard has been
organized and refugees are returning 10
Snldau in large numbers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
Many Invitations For Out-of,
Town Speeches Considered
But None Accepted-Labor
Dav Address at Marion

enc ca Of Republican, party chiefs con
yencd here today to snap" SPrHN!IH
schedule for Senator Harding. adjourn
without completing tho task or sc'NnG
a time for another meeting.
2coursrS from various parts ot inc
country Tim, tho nominee make s1"ak!nS S
trips away from Marion were dlScNSS'd'
along N,th rlans Cor thn reception here
Of ron, ro~ch delegations. but no cut
Of town invitation vas A'r'7'rd AZ! Az!
only Two dates were added t. thc lSt
of frn-, porch engagements.
VIII II Hays. Tho naii"nai Cha'rn 'an.
announced thai at senator '"'"H
ncrsoral. very insrstcnt wIsh.'' The 'AU-
d,da,c's Labor Day speech will b" Do
IivCred from, tho front porch. I" mc"t-
ing arranged by tho trntrAI I.aD"r
union The chairman SAID tho senator
yrae anxlous to speak on labor 'ssu"s
here among tho people who know his
labor record" and that for hat reason
,r,itatIons 70 other cities for that day
had been turned down. Tho other fr"h'
rorch date announced was Septemo'r '
whcn tho nominee Will receive me var
,ous Republican stat" wa%s and means
TO Discuss tho League.
Times and places where tn" several
ISSUES Of tho campaign ar" 10 r' F"
scntyd by Senator Harding ais" "erC
I!SCnSSH d"G siaSorat,n, of his
'h' ""uI" ~ ,,ruc ~ nations IN INC
r"Slt,"h on ~ 80 bcrc Iurus, x to
S"'In ~, f-nr, Iud,arannIs.
T'' u, - oTncctnd rha, ,hC addrcs. viii
- ,r,,s, exclusiv.ly 70 foreign affairs
~. ',,.;r ,;,I ,oI, - hr,nc tho league issue
ana WILL n'-n ,n.,,I,. y, - thc fore nf mo r..
NOR" ''.,,m,,,.'ii.
HuhllShh 'HII'",,t o,d c,ro,or IJa-d
R'S!d"S VT. 10, al d,, ,or-
ms, those Tr'S'n, a 49,. c,, ~
ference. W'r', s,aaL,ors
ih"'"hd' I'aH =, ro.,,.Lcrt,. - C,b,C.
i, nHI''". ti,rdipys r-ocnnycnrion man
o,.,,. s,,r. Ironr,. WaIlarr nf iowa. publisher
dS'. ,t' ', ,-,,,a,r,Is. Amor, I,askcr Of
- ~, lSrI,' tropScrtcd a,,ih Tho ruhlIcitv
dnnartmcn, and rarm : Thompson Of
Hbio an ofdr,4I ~ ~" speakers
bureau
Al the opening - tho meeting MT
HAYS announced that N" nur9osH was
rn make up 4 complete sch"dui0 of dates
Cor ,hr nominee M - Ocnhrr a"d 10
consider various related sIhi"crs such
as ruhlicIty and program for 0T'~'n'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
Polish Counter
Pushes Back the Reds
SUCCESS COMES ON
SOUTHERN FRONT
Soviet Forces Declared to Be
Falling Back in Great
Confusion

Paris, Aug. 17.--Thc French
foreign office this evening report
ed successful Polish counter Of
scnSircS from Thorn to clear ont
;hc Polish corridor, and along the
entire southern front.
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a.port TO Polish Legation

WaShinEton. NuE 1S.-McSSaCes rc-
ccivrd from thu Polish government by
us legation today concerning thc Fol-
shrvik invasion. were most hopeful.
The battle for Warsaw IS raging
with conditions tavorah" 70 US sad
one dispatch. dated August Is. The
good fecltnc Of the troops IS growing
The government remains in WarSA"
which will pc defended 70 IN" last
breath The cables should Re sent 10
Warsaw.
Russians who havo taken refuge on
Polish soil from Sovi"t persecution arc
also rallvinc 10 tho standard of their
foster country. other COMMUNICATIONS
declared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
pnlan Plncf Un Spirit

PARIS Aug. ls-NarSaU - noIHi'.E
our well. according 20 tho latest news
received here tonight The Poles VINO
were beginning ~ repeat their old de>,
noirinr crv NJ ISSl Cod - 100 high and
Francr TOO far" fortified by IN" council
Of Fr,rce's expert soldiers have now
rluckcd UP spirits with immediate al
feet. . ..o
W'hi,o IL is too soon - forecast IN"
favorable issue of the great battle nov"
waSinS under the walls or the cepito"
,hc Poles ar7ear To retain 'hc tnitla,
tiyn thAv took Saturday and continued
30 hold thc RoISheNiki in check. In t""
southcast on tho western tug. 'HFF
b,-s scored notable success. NcNertA"-
less Tho sItuation. which warsaw ,hrca-
,ennd from, thrcc sides. undoub'cdIN re-
n,,ins SERIOUS and everything dNp"nNH
=, the ability Of the POLES :" N""P "P
,heir aggressive tactics. ~
II is considered sicnlhrant IN MI
tary circles that n" MOSCOW "'r'''SS
has been unusually silent t"c''.
WARSAW. Aug. -. : = rn.--tBr me
Associated rrcSsl- Tho Russian SOVIET
hold upon tho gates ot "trsa" mas
heon broken. according 70 Alii"d "hF"rN
officers h"rr. H.
,,arrd 70 he IN full sway AZ rariouS
roirtS. with the Soviet t"rcc3 'a''lnS
back IN confusion.
warsaw. Aug I'll a m,-Thr Rus
e;,n nrcssurc upon Warsaw has been r.
Ne~ed according n IN" othclaI Foi'Hn
cor,nuniour lust ISSUED. Tho statement
rcnor,cd ina. General PNsudski d!r"ctci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
T He INTELLIGENCER E r

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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Fair Wednesday and probably fhn1S'
day; not much change In te1npsrasu<~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-22
ROBERTSDALE

Mrs. Herman Thiesson or indian
apolis boulevard was hostess at the
Marquette club which met at her home
On Wednesday afternoon. Pedro was
played progressively. honors being
awarded to the Mrs. Stress BIaui ana
Matthias. After the games Mrs. Thies-
son served a very dainty luncheon.
Mr. Allen Of Atchlson. who has been
e.ling with tonsilitis for the past week
is improving nicely.
Mrs. Oris Evens and sister. Miss Beth
White Of Chicago were Robertsdale
visitors the fore part or the week.
Miss Catherine McGourty of Atchison
avenue is attending business college
IL Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. c. Spencer and daugh-
ter 81 Chicago were guests at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Fritz last
week.
Nj and Mrs. Frank Donegan who
sold their home on Roberts avenue
moved to their home on Central ave
nue. the fore part of this week
Little Johnie Mingeburg who has
been seriously III at his home on
Myrtle avenue, shows very little i'm
prosement al this time.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-22

resentative and William j. Murray Or
Indiana Harbor candidate Tor prose.
cutting attorney.
Misses Misses Bertha TuIl. Royetta
Trangean. Nora sullivan. 1lary Beal
Agnes Douglas, Florence. Irene and
Evelyn Stewart. heard dorado Taft
speak at his Fountain or Time
statue in Washington park on Wednes-
Cay afternoon.
Miss Ruth Allen for several years a
high school teacher here who has been
very III at her home In Olivet. Mich,
having undergone an operation is i'm
Lroying nicely.
William Brown Of Chicago visited
his cousins. Mrs. T. f. Greenberg and
Roy L. Green yesterday.
Mrs. Augusta hlose and her grand
children. Doras James and Roy Green.
Jr.. have returned from a three week.
visit at the home OF her brother in
Kalamazoo. Mich
The W. 3. 4. of the Maccabees en-
joyed a most enjoyable session on
Wednesday night. refreshments and 4
social time following the regular
meeting,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-22
WHITING
and its
PEOPLE

Paul Yaser arrested BY Officer Bel
lain for passing BY a street car at
11sth street and New York avenue.
discharging passengers. was released
on 81 $250O cash bond.
Mrs. James Knight was quite III at
her home in Ohio avenue on Wednes-
day but Is improving.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the American Legion will be held this
evening at the small hall of the Slo-
yak home. an extra large attendance
is expected as many OF the important
matters with respect 10 the winter
entertainment will be discussed. The
first entertainment viii be he'd early
In October. some OF the entertain
ment having already been lined up for
this AFFAIR. The local post has taken
steps to set the members to attend ! ;
meetings by penalizing those that do
rot attend.
An October nutting party viii be
given st the NJ. z. church parlors. Fri
day evening, October p. There is no
telling what fun and frolic may De
had for penny So bring twensy-
five. Any one desiring an evening of
Just fun come.
Parents and friends Of the NJ. E
church troop on Scouts are to be the
guests OF the girls at their Halloween
pa ~ Thursday evening. Oct. rs.
Mrs. Cora Eaton and daughter. Mrs
Urls P Moore OF Sheridan avenue
visited the formers daughter, Mrs.
Bruce Nichols at Glen Enyn, H. yes
terday.
The League OF Women voters extend
an invitation to the women OF Whiting
and Robertsdale TO be at the Whiting
city hall on next Wednesday,. evening
az o'clock. On this occasion there
viii be q voting machine on display
which Charles S. Perel will instruct
che ladies In the operation Of. Sample
ballots will also be given out. The
speakers will be Oscar a Ahlgren of
Whiting. republican candidate for rep
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-22
LOWELL.

Mrs Add Clary was Chicago visitor
Yerterday.
Harry Gordon was In Chicago on
business Yesterday.
Mrs. Linnie Cox Of Hammond came
last evening to care for her husband )
mother. Mrs. John Cox, who is quite
sick
There viii be a democratic meeting
here Saturday evening. Joseph Conroy
Of Hammond will be the speaker
Word was received here yesterday
OF the death or Mrs. Gabe Trump a.
her home in Huntley Montana. Her
remains will be brought to Lowell for
burial They expect to arrive sun
day and funeral services and burial
VIII be at 2 p. N. at West creek
Mr.. and Mrs. William MaIlahan OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-10-22
V0THER GAY'S POWDERS
RfkEElI MANY CHILDREN

Thousands OF mothers have found
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders an excel
lent remedy for children complaining OF
headaches. colds. fewerishness. stomach
troubles and other irregularities from
which children suffer during these dats
and excellent results are accomplished
by Its use. Used by mothers for over 30
years. Sold by Druggists everywhere.