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The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
PRES. CARRANzA
TAKES FIRM STAND

MEXICO CITY MEX. via Galveston.
Texas. May --tNight)-A1solute re-
fusal TO give up the government OF
Mexico to his enemies was announce
ed tonight by President csrranza.
IN manifesto addressed 10 the pso-
pie he called upon all loyal citizens
ito support hts government against
the widespread rebellions which have
turned Mexico once more into a seeth.
ing mass Of trouble
Because OF the revolutions through.
out the country President Carrsnza
said he was firmly decided TO postpone
the national elections At which his
successor would be chosen next July 4.
The revoits of Cen Obregon and
Gen Gonzales are nothing but military
plots TO overthrow the actual govern
ment by force" said the proclamation.
and in view Of the attitude of these
former candidates II is now sImosT I'm
possible to hold presidential elections
next July 4. az ordered by the MeNi-
can constitution
The proclamation reviewed at length
the Mexican situation since 1917 lead
ing up 70 and admitting the present
revolts in Guerrero. Sonora. Michos-
can, Puebls Zacatecas. Tabasco ard
various other states
Before Gems. obregon and Con
zsles revolted. the country was near-
~ pacihed." said the document. and
the presidents best aims were to
turn over the reins OF government TO
a man elected by the people
The government was really believ-
ing that the epoch Of coup detsts and
military sublevations in Mexico had
passed
The president has hrmly decided. it
continued. that the government will
not be turned over TO either Oregon
or Gonzales. but that he will leave the
presidency only in the hands or man
chosen by the people to SUCCEED him.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
NEW STREET FOR
WEST HAMMOND

West Hammond is 10 have another
good street leading west from state
Line street and one which should be
greatly appreciated by Hammond mo-
torists, providing bids are submitted
before the Board OF Local Improve
ments meets on Thursday. MAY 49,
Bids have been asked for the conrtl7lc-
tion OF an asphalt pavement on f52nd
street. which is a continuation of I;.--,-
bach avenue OF Hammond As Vet no
bids have been received
At the same meeting Of the board
bids Will also be opened for the con
structicn Of sewer on 152nd Place.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
NEW LIQUOR HAS
LARGE SIZED WALLOP
Circus Employees Describe
How they Gave Zoo In
mates Shot for Sickness
lnTrRYArIonAL NEWS SERVICE

CINCINNATI. O.. May e-The pro-
hibition law may have to be amended
20 prevent zoo and menageries in
snates from obtaining alcoholic bes
erages. if the testimony of Herbert
clark and David Picard. two circus
employees. may be taken at its face
value
The two were held to the federal
grand jury today. charged with HAY
ing manufactured a strange new ~
quor. the main ingredient Of which Is
sweet spirits Of nftre II is said a.
have ? waliop in ii like the zoom or
marsh-bound skyrocket.
All we made it for was foa sfc>
circus animals 10 put new life ano
courage into EN-" explained Clark
We gave the elephant and the tiger
a shot apiece"
The federal authorities were skeptica4
regarding the pachydern highbau and
the tiger cocktail however, and ac-
cused the men of selling the ZOO
Chartreuse to bipeds at S25 quart
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
WILL NAME
DEBS AGAIN

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvtcEI
NEW YORK, MAY s-Eugene V.
Deos. the old war horse" Of the So
cialist party Of America, VIII be nom
mated for president again despite the
fact that he is now serving Ions
sentence in federal prison a. Atlanta.
according TO delegates arriving here
today for the national convention on
Saturday
suggestions for the vice presidential
nomination include the names = sey-
mour Stedman Of Chicago: Scott Near
ing and Mayor Dan Hcau. Of Milwau-
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
HESS SELLS INTEREST

Today A. 3. Hess Who has been cons
nected WITH the building game m Gary
since the citys early davs sewers his
connections with the General Construe-
ton Co. selling his entire intchest u
InEwald Noe and resigns as treasurer.
The news viii come as a surprise in
building circles in Gary and other cit
les cf the county where Mr.. Hess IS
well known He has not announced
his future plans.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
COAL IS HIGHER

With the arrival Of coal shipments
that save been in transit to the city
for over 3 month on account OF the rail-
strike. the ccal famine iu Gary has
been broken according TO local dealers
today. coal has Jumped in price. how
ever. and the consumer today is paying
90 cents to one dollar ten increase
Regular coal shipments are now eN-
pected
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06

IS WITHOUT
PARALLEL
BY WILLIAM PHILIP sIMMs

fSTAFF COMMENCEMENT 7. N: StNFINtl
WASHINGTON, May 6-Au but seven
states have now held their conven-
lions or primaries for the selection
of ss1 Of th. total OF ss4 delegates 10
the big caucus at Chicago scheduled
TO begin four weeks from neSt Tues
day. Yet almost unparalleled con-
fusion as TO whose who among tho
q. O. p. candidates for the prestaen-
tial nomination is the dominant fea-
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
WELL. MEBBE

When Officer Litrer OF the Gary
police department found the door OF
the Gary Tribune office open, he re-
ported the incident end then made a
report 10 chief Forbis or the depart
msnt. For the Information Of all par
ties concerned chief attached the fol-
lowing 20 the report: Maybe the guy
Is tn. INK TO break into priRk,
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
FINANCE CRISIS
FACES THE JAPS
fINrFRhATIoNtL NEWS SERVICE

LONDON. Nav 6;-Japsn is faced with
serious Unemployment situation and
financial crisis as = result Of wide
spread stoppsge of operations in tho
weaving industries. according 10 a news
asence dispatch from Tokio today.
Wholesalers OF cotton and silk arc re-
ducing their prices so per cent
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06

BETTEB--5.o47 tubs. Cresmery. *
ira. 5sii 45sc; extrs hrsts see hrsts,
54o 59c; packing stock. $40 39izc
EGGS-Receipts. S4.771 cases Cur
rent receipts. 40G42c: ordinary hrsts
IS q 4oc: hrsts. 42 a <3c; extra. 44k q
&c; checks. $50 35c; dirties. 80 q Ssc
CHEESE TWINS, new, IS n iac.
Daisies. 80 d31c; Young Americas, 50s4
q sic; LonkhornS. 30As a 3lc; brick.
2sac.
LIVE POULTRY - Turksys Soc
chickens 34i1c: rosters, CSC; geese. 22e
ducks, 3sc.
PoTAroES-Recei 2s cars Min
nesots and Dakota Ohios and WScon-
sin. sT.25d7.40
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
cucAao CASH aRArn.

CORN-No. ? white. 1850 l.s6; No.
? yellow. sl.99 q ZOO; No. 3 mixed. si.s2;
10. white, s1.s3. No. yellow. 1880
1.s7; No. mixed. si.S9; No. white.
S1sst4; No. yellow. sf9z
OATS-No. white. 3l.14; No : white,
s1.lfdn.Js; no. whites 3I12R1.14;
standard. s1.O5lz
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
TO USE REACH BALL

According to officials Of the Gary in
dustriAI baseball league. Al a meeting
held this week. Resch's baseball has
been chosen as the official pill to he
used IN their games SATURDAY and sun
day Afternoons. 1t is the same used
by the teams in the American League.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
YOURSELF
IN AUTOMOBILES
As Well As Out of Them at Cost OF
Less Than Three Cents
Per Day.
HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
The Greatest Proposition on Earth
for the Money.
A Stride in Protection Said to be
Impossible.
The Commonwealth Casualty Co.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Over 81 1000, 900
rai din claims.
OLDEST CASUALTY COMPANY IN
PHILADELPHIA.
Maximum death benefit, 1880.
Weekly indemnify, S to $50.
Hospital benefits, SIS to SIS.
Medical and financial aid, SIS to
S1OO.
THE AUTOMOBILE PROTECTION
ALONE IN THESE POLICIES IS
WORTH MORE THAN THE COST
OF THE WHOLE.
SEE THE AGENT. SEE THE POL
ICY AND BE CONVINCED. POLICY
COVERS EITHER SEX BETWEEN
THE AGES OF 10 AND 20. BIG
PAY FOR RELIABLE AGENTS.
For full particulars address The
Franzer Agency. ITO First National
Bank Bldg. Hammond.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
CHASER CASE
SET FOR MAY 27.

The trial OF the case brought against
Paul p GIaser Gary lawyer. TO have
his certificate c.f citizenship cancelled
on the ground thst It was obtained by
fraud was set by Judge s r Ander-
son In the federal court today for trial
IN indianapolis. MAJ a.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
ancient Health Formula"

If y0G commence TO feel t1R call
Of Father Time, III you hnve Stomach
Trouble, Liver Trouble, or Kidney
Troub4e, n you ere Bilious cr Con-
sdpated IL WIN pay you well 60 start
ustn9 Bulgarian Blood Tea Your
health win improve nj once Jnst
try In. Get box today from your
Druggist or Grocer. Sold every
where.
SPgyE-e-.-- P1ooJ It a"
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
Too Late To Classify

FOR sALE-one Ford 1918 roadster:
one 1917. ESaSt Side Garage, corner
Becker and Calumet. phone Hammond
$50. 5-s-tt
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
AEADAoERs FRoA srroEr co1ps

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache BY curing the Cold
tonic laxative and germ DESTROYER
Look for signature z. w. GROVE ON
box 30c.=Adv.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-26
MICHIGAN S SHAME

MENOMINEE Mich Of the
found guilty by jury
his home here and ed as conqurng nero
him the railroad station
extended Floral
satisfaction with the reception
jail for violation
of election Henry IN the
Dispatch.
backer be country where people
ballot than debauchery of the electorate
Anarchy all punishable by DEATH cannot I've
deeper OF the
people. .
Every who took part in welcoming this foul
whom will people has
should be placed behind the bars the dangerous crn
which they until they have time reflect what they have
done.
Why think it Our itself rests fair cleo
elections have either the auocracy OF the
Kaiser complete anarchy the bohevsm of Lenine Patriotism
for sale. and mems sacred honor for barter!
And that there called MenOmnee winch
lost shame damnaby reasonable to
principle of Americansm welcome conqueng
hero deepyed criminal convicted of the oulest against
republic which possible commit! is unbelievable
Other cities been the of foul but they
did Suppose Cenaa had welcomed with brass
who those Legion soldiers last
rmse Then she would have been the class with Menom
nee where all that sacred system Of eered
hero himself arrogany this fam
boyan spume ut better violate election law than have Henry
Ford in the senate"
This partisan question Newberry and his fellow crim
republicans True they call themselves republicans but
they traitors real repubcan and the should hasten
to disavow their American Particularly to the
republican of Michigan wipe the black stain from the
fair of their state
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-26
NO CLASS RULE

Neither the farmers the rairoaders the miners the
factory workers. merchants bankers the
ona the politicians other class ought to be given
the exclusive control of the national because
this for all the people and for particular
class of people.
Every class has its rights and those rights entitled the
advantages and of the the land Whenever
absolutely controls and dominates all legislation their ambition
led them unreasonable unfair
of all the others
Hence the will along better by being well balanced
with all classes and interests properly represented.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-26

Iby Superior Judge Wright to Wini-
fred Kegley from Forest eKgley. on
the grounds OF cruelty; also to John
Vosper from Laura Vosper. The Gus
tody of the two minor children was
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-26

The wise man is he who learns
from all men; the fool thinks he
knows it all.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-26
A CARELESS PUBLIC

Nine fires out Of prevenab and yet careless public
will take the precauon the nation terrific
fire loss which for 1919 $28 83475
and Canada and for January and February this year already
amounts to $50
When considers that large part property
worth double today what when insured the
be readily especially when in instances increased
insurance has been carried.
Governor Hart did well call legislature together the
session closed rebounds his credit
particularly credtabe through did,
the soldiers bonus BILL and adopted
Geatey for amending the constitution permit
taxing OF valuable that escaping
members who opposed these will the
their vote to for times before the close of the
this fall
Mr. Germane Washington for big
papers, who has roasting all these
for its absolute ncompetency and its total failure accomplish
thing session. has been the task employers
proving this Of efficiency He
memories his readers him Righteousness his change
of front deserves
Senator Pondexter citizen Dakota SO he can
not accused of voting for himself Somebody
that vote for him.
If Smms keeps little longer prove Germans car
tued sunk all the American feet took all navy and
and that he alone single the
woeul story
II that South Dakota any straw opponents of the
League OF Nations going far the this fall
Pondexfer brought the with johnson far ahead
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-26

Divorces were granted this week
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-26
given to the parents alternately. q
months Of the year to one parent O.
then six months to the other.

Energy is lost when bees swarm.
The Washington times., 1920-05-19

The crowd In the grandstand was
much smaller than the card merited,
the entries being numerous and OF
high quality and the races stirring
But the boxes were entirely nlled and
with . notable sssemblage.
The Cabinet set was represented by
Mrs Colby. wife Of the Secretary Of
State, and the Misses Colby, and Mrs.
Albert sidney Burleson and Miss SID
ney Burieson. Mrs. Colby and her
three Interesting daughters were
guests OF Rear Admiral and Mrs
Cary 7. Grsyson. who also enter
tAined Jonkhssr de Beaufort. charge
d'Afzires OF the Netherlands legation
Ara Burisson and Miss Burleson were
with Mr.. and Mrs Thomas r. Logan.
who had Q tea party At the New
willard following the show.
The diplomats were rather more
numerously present than the official
folk. The Argentine amba sssdor. DR..
Tomas A. LeBreton. occupied q box.
with members of his stan, and spent
much time visiting about The Italian
Ambassador and Baroness Romano
and Mr.. and Mra John Joyce Brod-
srfck, of the British embassy, were
with Medical Director and Ars-
Francis 8. Nash. Nina Ekengrsn.
wife of the Svedish minister, and Mrs-
Charles 8. Bromwsn. who are joint
boxholdorn, had with them Count and
Countess Bonde, of the Swedish lsga-
tion: Miss Mildred Bromwell. and Mr..
Yencken. of tho British embassy.
The minister Of Switzerland, Mr..
Peter. was with Mrs. Charles Bough-
ton Wood. who also entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lansing. Mrs. Alfred
Hawes. Mrs. John Foster Dulles. and
Canon Henry Russell talbot. Jan
Masaryk, charge d'afraires OF Czecho-
Slovakia. was present, and Prince
Ruspoli. OF the Italian embassy, was
with Mrs. Cromwell Brooks Mrs.
William A. Burton. Henri de Bach. and
w. A. Slater, jr., were also guests In
her box.
In the absence of william Cor
coran Eustis, president of the horse
show association, who was prevented
from being present by a recent death
In his family, his box was occupied
by friends. Mrs. Francis T.. Warren
entertained party OF guests in Gen.
John j. Pershing's box. He Is one OF
the vice presidents. but was out of
town yesterday. Two former presi-
dents OF the association. Brig. Gen.
James A. Buchanan and Colonel Rob-
ert M. Thompson, entertained guests
in their boxes. Among those in Col
onei Thompson's party were Justice
and Mrs. Mahlon Pitney and Henry
White. Mrs. John Ripley Buchanan
The Washington times., 1920-05-19

TT HE Secretary OF State, Mr.. Col
by, entertained at luncheon at
a the Shorshsm today In COM
pliment TO Dr. Pablo Desvernine, min
lister Of foreign affairs Of Cuba. who
Is In Washington for a brief visit
The guests included DR.. Carlos Man
uel do Cespedes. minister or CUBA;
the Secretary OF tho Treasury. M.
Houston; Frank L. Polk, Undsr-sso-
retAry of State; Gen. TAsker H. Bliss.
Rear Admiral Benson. chairman OF the
United States shipping boardi Norman
Davis. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury Benedict Crowsi, Assistant
Secretary OF WAR Boas Long. Ansri-
oan minister TO Cubai Dr. 1. N. Rowe.
chief Of the Latin American division
OF the State Department; John Bar
rstt. director general OF the Pan
American Union; Hugh Gibson. min
lister to- Poland; wilbur J. Carr. di-
rector of the Consular Service. and
Rowland shaw. Of the state Depart
msnt
DIR. Desvsrnins 10 staying At the
ShorehAm.
Secretary and NrA Colby win be
sntert aimed at dinner tonight by Sen
stov James ID. PhslAn and Miss Mary
Pheian. who will have q distinguish
"a company to meet thsm.
Mra Colby 10 sending out invita- lions
for . reception next Monday AFTER
noon to which the younger members
Of the Diplomatic Corps and other
guests are being asked. She win not
receive this afternoon nor will she
be at home again this season.
The ambassador OF Argentina, Tom
aso A. lie Breton. who will leave
here about June 1 for a trip through
the West, intends to make this an
opportunity for visiting both the Re
publican and Democratic national con.
ventions.
3 The British Ambassador and Lady
Geddes were the honor guests at
small luncheon given today at the
Shoreham by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mebane, OF North Carolina, who are
spending several weeks In Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond and Mrs Lindsay Morehead
were the other guests After luncheon
the little party attended the horse
show, where Mrs. J. Borden Harri-
man Joined them.
Opening Of Horse show.
The attendance at the opening of
the National Capital Horse Show As
sociation's annual meet at Arlington
Park yesterday was remarkable for
It's quality rather than It's quantity
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
HAPPENING IN SOCIETY
State Enterans Minister of Foreign Affairs OF Cuba
Horse Opens

The Minister OF Bolivia and Nine.
calderon and Miss Elena calderon
have gone TO Atlantic City, Miss Cali
dsron having been appointed delegate
to the third Psn-American seronsuti-
cal congress-. which begins its sss-
sions there tomorrow. She 10 the only
woman delegate to tho conference,
The Minister OF Poland and Princess
Lubomirska entertained a company
st dinner last evening In honor OF the
American Minister TO Poland. Hugh
L. Gibson.
r. Furuya. Japanese consul general
At Ottawa. Canada. has been appoint
cd counselor of the japanese Embassy
hero to succeed Counselor Dsbuchi.
recently appointed charge d'ansires
OF Japan st Berlin.
Congressman and Mrs. Ira c.
Copley entertained guests at dinner
last evening.
The Third Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs Breckinridxe Long en-
|tertained q small company at dinner
last evening.
John Joyce Broderick. of the Brit
ish Embassy stan, and MrA Broder-
lex entertained q company Of four
teen At luncheon yesterday In Q pri-
yste dining room at the shorehan-
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will
entertain . box party at the Horse
show this afternoon having as
guests. Senator and Mrs Truman H.
Newberry. Mrs. George p. Mclean.
n 40
Miss Mary Morgan. and Col. Reginald
Foster.
Mr.. and Ars. Walter Bruce Howe
he Alibi Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gray, of New
York, are spending horse show week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds Hit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ogden Reid. OF View
York. arrived yesterday at the Shore
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick II. Prince.
jr., OF Boston. who have been guests
OF the iatter's father, w. p. g. Hard
ing, have returned home.
Mrs. Sherman McCallum has gone
to Elkins. w. Va, to spend the next
ten days with Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas l.. Logan en-
.tertained at tea yesterday afternoon
in their apartment at the willard
when their guests included the mem
bers of their box party at the horse
show.
Mrs Francois Berger Moran is
chairman of the ball committee for
the dance. which will be given at
wardman Park Hotel on Friday even
ing May 2S, in connection with the
fete for the benefit of the Near East
Relief Fund. This will be twin
festivity. beginning with garden
party in the afternoon at Twin Oaks,
the suburban home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Bell.
The dancing which begins at 1890
o'clock will be preceded by folk
dances also under the direction OF
Mrs Moran. and the group OF society
buds and young men taking part Will
wear attractive costumes from the
Near East
Miss Dorothy Smoller is directing
the dancing. and the young ladies
taking part are Miss Katherine Colby,
Miss Lindsay Wood. Miss Frances
Hampson. Miss Bsrrine Drake, Miss
Marcia Chaplin. Miss Beatrice Pollock,
Miss Betty Grover, Miss Celeste Cros-
BY, Miss Enid Sims, Miss Virginia
Sutherland. Miss Helen Tucker, Miss
Anna Hamlin. Mis-. Margaret Hard
ing. Miss Anne Dulany. Miss Gracia
Walmsley. Miss Elizabeth Walmsiey,
Miss Dorothy Mondell. and Miss Hal
sted, OF New York. who is coming
down especially to take part.
The Washington times., 1920-05-19
RAILROAD MEN LAID OFF.

HAGERsTowN, Nd. May IA
euiistin was Issued yesterday by the
wsstsra Maryland Railway Company
here aHnsunelns the demstiou Of
twelve locomotive engineers TO nrs-
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men and laying on indennitsiy nifty
tss &fsMsA Tkis = tks ssSS2A C@t
made here b. the company within the
last meath.
The Washington times., 1920-05-19

-aaSs.s tss best ss the ~srss"
rae sASvsttSs Assy.
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Opening OF Horse show.

VpfnInR OF H0VN< sW0W'
The attendance at the opening Of
the National Capital Horse Show As
sociations annual meet at Arlington
Park yesterday was remarkable for
it's quality rather than It's quantity
Connecticut western news., 1920-07-29
Incredible Names.

Speaking of "burdensOme" names. Stray Stories tells of one Arthur Pep per of Liverpool, England, who be- slowed upon his infant daughter a name that comprised every letter in the alphabet, running from Anna to Yetty Zeno.
 It seems surprising that the names of Dickens characters, odd though they were, should be found in real life i; for it was from life that many of them were taken. Some, as is known, were copied from the names of signs over business places but that was not the novelist's only source of selection. John Forster, his biographer, found among his papers a carefully drawn list of names, with the sources from which he obtained them. Some of the names are too eXtavagant for any thing but reality: Jolly Stick, Bill Marigold, George Muzzle, William Why, Robert Gospel, Robbin Scrubban, Sarah Goldsacks, Catherine Two, So- phia Doomsday, Rosetta Dust and Sally Gimblett.-Youth's Companion.
Connecticut western news., 1920-07-29
MANAGED DRAGON BY WIRE
Opera House Manager Had Unique Idea for the Direction of lmpor-
 tant Stage "Property."

Our Chinese friends would be inter ested to learn of the way foreign dew ilS" control dragons.
 In one of the operas produced at the Metropolitan Opera house in New York the inside of the dragon, which is made of canvas and papier-mache, con- sists of two small boys, who are sup posed to guide the beasts movements in accordance with the music. They are rarely equal to doing that correct ly, even after rehearsal. A recent per formance is stated to have been given without single stage rehearsal, since no time could be found for the prepa- ration of the opera. It was, therefore, more than ever necessary to have the occupants of the dragons inside kept up to their business. The stage mana ger decided to install a telephone in the beast. It connected with the opera house switchboard. On one end was the stage manager, and at the other were two receivers strapped to the heads of the two boys, who received from moment to moment directions as to what they should do. The dragon under the circumstances covered him. self with glory.